THE WIRELESS MILITARY BAND, conducted by B. WALTON O'DONNELL
ETHEL BARKER (Contralto)
JOHN COLLINSON (Tenor)

BAND
Overture, 'Britannia' - Mackenzie
Colonial Song - Percy Grainger
Shepherd's Hey - Percy Grainger

3.42 ETHEL BARKER
Snowflakes - Cowen
The Knight of Bethlehem - Thomson
Alleluia O'Connor - Morris
A Prayer to our Lady - D. Ford

3.52 BAND
Three Dances from 'Nell Gwynne ' - German

4.1 JOHN COLLINSON
Now, O now, I needs must part - Dowland arr. Hunter
A winter love song - Kellie
Boys - Jacobson
Invictus - Huhn
Come to me in my dreams - Hinchliffe
Life and Death - Coleridge-Taylor
Love went a-riding - Bridge

4.16 BAND
Ballet Music from 'William Tell' - Rossini

4.27 ETHEL BARKER
Sands of Dee - F. Clay
The Enchantress - J. Hatton
The Birth of Morn - F. Leoni
Ombra Mai Fu (Largo) - Handel

4.42 BAND
The Londonderry Air - arr. O'Connor Morris
Slavonic Dance, No. 7 - Dvorak

4.50 JOHN COLLINSON
Te Quiero (I love you) - Serrano
Ay-ay-ay - Perez
La Derniere Feuille (The last leaf) - Daneyi
Jai pleure en reve (I wept in my dream) - Hue

5.0 BAND
Second Mazurka - Godard
Third Rhapsody - Liszt

: A Children's
Christmas Party-with Some Attempts at Revellingand Junketing in the Manner of the Good old Days

(Violin, Flute, Clarinet, Violoncello, Harp)
(Leader, S. KNEALE KELLEY)
The Quintet Music specially arranged by KENNETH A. WRIGHT
QUINTET
Swannee River (Old Plantation Song)
6.4 FRANK ALMGILL (Flute Solo)
6.7 AMBROSE GAUNTLET (Violoncello)
(Harp accompaniment by SIDONIE GOOSSENS)
6.11 QUINTET
Annie Laurie (Old Scottish Song) Weel May the Keel Row
6.17 FREDERICK THURSTON
(Clarinet Solo)
6.20 S. KNEALE KELLEY
(Violin Solo)
6.24 QUINTET
The Oak and the Ash Charlie is my darling

(Continued)
QUINTET
Believe me, if all those endearing young charms Massa's in de cold ground

(Traditional)
Mr. DENIS FREEMAN and his SUSSEX PLAYERS
THE old traditional Mummers Ploy, of whiah modern Christmas carol-singing is only a pathetic survival, still nourishes in certain parts of the English countryside, notably in Sussex. Mr. Denis Freeman runs a theatre there. in an old barn built out of Armada wreckage. and in it the local people act their traditional plays. This evening he- is bringing a company of them up to the Studio, where they will give a programme of genuine, native, unadulterated old English carols and mumming plays, as they are performed on frosty evenings, when the ' Sussex moon, untravelled still,' looks down on the wide spaces of the Downs.

MESDELSSOHN'S PIANO WORKS
Played by REGINALD PAUL
Six Christmas Pieces

THE second half of the Rugby football season is devoted primarily to the International Championship series, and this year's prospects are particularly interesting. Major Tosswill has a long and wide experience of good-class Rugby, and his forecast should prove very interesting to followers of the game.

Given by MABEL CONSTANDUROS alias
MRS. BUGGINS

by THE WIRELESS CHOIR
Conducted by STANFORD ROBINSON
Relayed from St. Mary's Church, Whitechapel

This is a new and unpublished story that Mr. Coppard has written specially for this occasion. One of the most brilliant of the younger writers who find their inspiration in the life of the countryside, he is the author of 'Adam and Eve and Pinch Me,' 'The Black Dog,' 'Fishmonger's Fiddle,' and 'The Field of Mustard,' and he contributes short stories to some of the most distinguished periodicals in England and in the United States.

TODAY AND YESTERDAY
HAMILTON SISTERS and FORDYCE
TALBOT O'FARRELL
A. W. BASKCOMB
JOSEPHINE TRIX

Savoy Orpheans and Savoy Havana Band, from the Savoy Hotel