by EDGAR T. COOK
Relayed from Southwark Cathedral
LEONARD SALISBURY (Bass) LEONARD SALISBURY Selected Songs

THE conquest of Wales took place under
J- Edward I, in the period with which Miss Rhoda Power is dealing in this series of talks. Today she will tell some of the history of the conquest, and also the stories of a certain Welsh princess. Llewellyn's daughter, and of the little Edward, Prince of Wales.

THERE is no fairy story more famous than the old Greek myth of Midas, the king of Crete, whose wealth was equalled only by his greed. The story of his punishment, as it has come down the centuries, will be told this afternoon.

THE LONDON Radio DANCE BAND, directed by SIDNEY FIRMAN
BERNARD ANSELL (Light
Ballads)
WILL KINGS (Entertainer) LILY BURNS and CONNIE RAY-MOND (in Syncopated Songs)

SINCE the enforcement of the new regulations limiting the use of preservatives in food, the question of refrigerating in the house has been prominent, in the public niind. In this afternoon's talk Mrs. Cottington Taylor , the director of the ' Good Housekeeping Institute,' will discuss the rival merits of the mechanical refrigerator and the various forms of ice-chest.

Piano Solos by Cecil Dixon. Songs by Leonard Gowings. The Story of The Firebird, the Horse of Power, and Princess told by Eileen Kelsey. ' A Few Hints on Rugby Football,' by Captain H. B. T. Wakelam

by PATTMAN
From the ASTORIA CINEMA

Haydn Piano Sonatas
Played by E. KENDALL-TAYLOR

THE WIRELESS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
(Leader: S. KNEALE KELLEY )
Conducted by EDWARD CLARK
BELA BARTOK (Pianoforte)
ORCHESTRA
Two Portraits
8.15 BELA BARTOK and the ORCHESTRA, Concerto for Piano and Orchestra
Alleero moderato—Allegro ; Andante; Allegro molto
8.40 ORCHESTRA
Dance Suite (1923)
Modcrato; Allegro molto; Allegro vivace; Molto tranquillo; Comodo ; Finale—Allegro

A Comedy Opera in Two Acts
Written by G. H. JESSOP
Additional Lyrics by PERCY GREENBANK and C. H. TAYLOR
Composed by SIDNEY JONES
Characters :
Grooms, Hunters, Guests, Maid Servants, Peace
Officers
THE WIRELESS CHORUS and THE WIRELESS
ORCHESTRA
Conducted by JOHN ANSELL
Act I
ON an eighteenth-century January morning tho courtyard of the Coverdale Anns becomes a storm centre. Lionel Bland is there, determined to put a stop to a parentally arranged marriage between his sweetheart, Alice Cover dale, and Captain Harry Romney. Lady Molly Martingale , accompanied by her maid, Hester, arrives on horseback, also bent upon squashing the same marriage because Harry happens to be her lover. Aided and abetted by his ex-servant, Mickey. she masquerades under Harry's name, in a suit of his clothes, and succeeds in making Sir Miles Coverdate believe that she is his future son-in-law. When Harry appears on the scene, he is regarded as an impostor, and is subsequently arrested, together with Lionel, for duelling.
ACT II
These complications grow more involved in the drawing-room, Castle Coverdale. Alice, of course, has penetrated Molly's disguise, and amuses herself by pretending to bo . namourcd of her smooth-faced suitor.' Harry and Lionel, now at liberty, vowing vengeance upon the usurper of Harry's name and clothes, attack Molly, sword in hand. Alice averts bloodshed ; the timely arrival of Judge Romney establishes Harry's identity ; and Molly's resumption of feminine garb clears the air so effectually that the curtain falls upon the prospect of at least two happy marriages.