SONIA MOLDAWSKY (Violin)
Roy ELLETT (Pianoforte)

by CHARLES F. WATERS
ORGANIST and DIRECTOR OF THE CHOIR, Epsom PARISH
CHURCH
Relayed from St. Mary-le-Bow
Church

by CHRISTOPHER STONE

Miss C. A. SiMPSon : ' Rural Survey—IV, Districts on Hard Rock, and what can be seen there'
2.55 Interlude
3.0 ' Peoples of the World and their Homes-VII, CATO CLARK: ' The Kaffirs of South Africa'
3.25 Hints on Athletics and Games—VII, ' Soccer '—Lieut... Colonel J. H. GETTINS , D.S.O.
3.40 Interlude

' Cranford'

MOSCHETTO and his ORCHESTRA
From THE MAY FAIR HOTEL

' POMONA IN LONDON '
(W. M. Letts )
Arranged as a Dialogue Story, with Incidental
Music by THE OLOF SEXTET

THE value of these simple talks to all keen listeners is obvious: if you wish to get the most out of the programmes, first of all look to your set-is it giving you its best ? Mr. Gambier-Parry will probably be better known to wireless readers as ' Diktron,' the author of ' Wireless, Step by Step.'

; WEATHER FORECAST, FIRST GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN

Dr. CYRIL NORWOOD , the Headmaster of Harrow, was one of the earliest to become a Vice-President of the National Association of Boys' Clubs. His Royal Highness The Duke of Gloucester became President in October, 1926, when the Association was formally launched at a gathering of Club Leaders held in Chester. Since then, much has been achieved. As listeners will remember, not very long ago an appeal was made for £50,00 to establish the Movement and to endow it with an efficient and adequate administrative Headquarters. Towards this amount a sum of a little under £11,000 has been received and handed over to Trustees. One of the chief objects of the Association is to establish Local Federations of Boys' Clubs and so to consolidate and extend the whole movement, especially in areas where little is done to cater for working boys between the ages of fourteen and eighteen.
The official organ of the National Association of Boys' Clubs is ' The Boy,' which is published quarterly, price 3d., and may be obtained, together with other particulars, from the Secretary, [address removed].

OLD ENGLISH PIANOFORTE MUSIC
Played by ADOLPHE HALLIS

The position of poetry in the scheme of broadcast programmes is now fairly established: an ever-increasing interest is being taken in the poetry readings that now occupy a regular place in broadcasting. Mr. Ridley's series of talks is an attempt both to enlarge the pleasure of those who are already keen in their enjoyment of the readings and to open the fields of poetry to yet fresh comers. Mr. Ridley, who is a Fellow and Chaplain of Balliol College, Oxford, and Tutor in English Literature, will give six weekly talks, covering such phases of the subject as the enjoyment of poetry, the sound and devices and form of poetry, and the trend of modern poetry itself.

The greater part of Max Reger's short life was a series of conflicts with almost every section of the musical world, and only in his last years did anything like recognition of his great gifts come to him. He was not one who cared for honours and rewards and, though in his latter years these were accorded him in generous measure, it probably meant far more to him that the best intelligences of the world of music had begun to recognize him as an immensely sincere composer.
He was an ardent lover of his own country, and more than once refused tempting offers of appointments away from home. He did, however, undertake concert tours from time to time, and visited this country in 1909, taking part in two Chamber Concerts mainly devoted to his own works.
The enormous volume of music which he left includes many songs in the most varied moods.

Relayed from THE QUEEN'S Hall
(Sole Lessees, Messrs. Chappell and Co., Ltd.)

WEATHER FORECAST, SECOND GENERAL News Bulletin

Part II

THE CAFE DE PARIS BLUE LYRES BAND from THE
CAFE DE PARIS