(to 13:00)

A Hunting Programme.
Hunting Scene (Bucalossi), Hunting Chorus from 'Dorothy' (Cellier), played by the Sunshine Trio. Hunting Song of the Seeonee Pack (Eric Fogg), 'To-morrow the fox will come to town' (17th Century Air), sung by Harry Hopewell. A Hunting Story told by Robert Roberts

Relayed from the WIRELESS EXHIBITION
At the City Hall

The Fifth of the 'Browns of Owdham' Series, by Edwin Lewis
The familiar characters, Sarah and Bill Brown, once again make their bow before the microphone.

Bill is filling the kitchen with the aroma of Irish roll, Sarah is busy darning some socks, and David Jones, Sarah's second cousin, is playing a rollicking air on his violin.
Sarah, marvelling at the newly discovered musical genius in her family, is planning new stitches and webs in the stocking of life.

Musical Interlude

'Boris'
A New Radio Play by Daphne Steward
The drawing-room in the Dixons' house presents a cheery contrast with the storm raging outside. Stella Dixon is seated before the fire the evening paper... and Boris is lying fast asleep at her feet. Jasper Dixon is heard in conversation with policeman at the front door.