Speeches of Welcome at the Opening Ceremony
Relayed from
The ROYAL GALLERY, HOUSE OF LORDS
The Ceremony will open with a speech by H.M. THE KING who will be followed by The Prime Minister, The Right Hon. J. RAMSAY
MACDONALD
The American Representative, Mr. HENRY LEWIS
STIMSON
The French Representative, M. ANDRE TARDIEU
The Italian Representative, M. DINO GRANDI
The Japanese Representative, Mr...
KANAML WAKASUGI
The Canadian Representative, Col. The Hon.
J. L. RALSTON , C.M.G., D.S.O.
The Australian Representative, Mr. JAMES
EDWARD FENTON
The New Zealand
Representative, The Hon.T.M.WlLFORD,
K.C.
The South African
Representative, Mr.
C. T. te WATER
The Indian Representative, Sir ATUL CHANDRA CHATTER
JEE, K.C.I.E.

Played by REGINALD
FOORT
Relayed from THE
REGENT CINEMA,
BOURNEMOUTH

(From Birmingham)
THE BIRMINGHAM
STUDIO ORCHESTRA
Conducted by FRANK CANTELL

(From Birmingham)
' More about the Cinema,' by Hugo Van
Wadenoyen Mira B. JOHNSON entertains at the Piano,
Stories in Stone — The Pyramids,' by William Hughes TARRANT BAILEY , Junr. (and his Banjo)

(From Birmingham)
Conducted by JOSEPH LEWIS
In furtlier Fireside Songs

WEATHER FORECAST, FIRST GENERAL News
BULLETIN

By HAROLD B.OSMOND
Relayed from COVENTRY CATHEDRAL

(From Birmingham)
HE and SHE in ' Odds and Ends'
Mira B. JoHNsoN presents a Short Sketch
JACKSON and BLAKE (Music and Patter) SANDY ROWAN in Caledonian Haverings TARRANT BAILEY , Juur. (and his Banjo)
PHILIP BROWN'S DOMINOES BAND

THE success, last session, of the discussions at the conclusion of each talk in the series ' The Meaning of Ethics,' has prompted further experiment along those lines. The broadcast discussions in the present series will be on familiar social, economic, and philosophical problems. They will take the form of conversations between an expert and someone representing the ordinary listener's point of view. Each week's discussion will, so far as is possible, be related to the provious week's discussion. The whole purpose will be to provoke arguments and discussions among groups and in the home, rather than to attempt any final solution of the problem involved.

(From Birmingham) THE BIRMINGHAM STUDIO ORCHESTRA
Conducted by JOSEPH LEWIS
CONSTANCE HOPE
(Soprano)
FRANK WARD (Baritone)

WEATHER FORECAST, SECOND GENERAL NEWS Bulletin