Relayed from the National Museum of Wales.
(to 14.00)

Frank Thomas (Violin); Ronald Harding (Violoncello); Hubert Pengelly (Pianoforte)
Evelyn Urch (Soprano)

The poet tells us that we should all be 'as happy as kings' and gives, as his reason, that the world is 'so full of a number of things.' In his optimistic mood he overlooks 'wrong numbers' - human and telephone ones; still, the wrong numbers in this programme are only characters in a play and the musical numbers are always right.
The Station Trio
Frank Thomas (Violin); Ronald Harding (Violoncello); Hubert Pengelly (Pianoforte)

A Play in One Act, by Essex Dane.

The restaurant of a department store in New York at sale time is no haven of rest, for the weary shopper, but at Messrs. Altermaker's this day, a kind waitress allows a tired, nervous woman to use the table behind the screen as the superintendent is absent. While the waitress goes for the woman's order another shopper avails herself of the sanctuary.

At the Annual Meeting of the British Association.
S.B. from Glasgow

(10.5 Local Announcements)

(to 23.00)