LEONORA BROWN (Soprano)
JACQUES SERRES ('Cello)

Directed by GEORGES HAECK , from
Restaurant Frascati

THE ballad, one of the oldest and most truly popular forms of English poetry, has never died. Printing only revivified it, and after the broadsheet came the literary ballad-Keats's ' Belle Dame Sana Merci ,' ' The Ancient Mariner,' ' John Gilpin ,' Kipling's ' Barrack-Room Ballads,' and the rest, of which Mr. Stobart and Miss Somerville will speak this afternoon.

NOW that the State has grown to such enormous dimensions, the ordinary private citizen, who only comes in direct contact with the central Government at two or tliree points, is apt to resent paying taxes to support a Government that seems remote and meaningless to him. In this series of talks Captain Ellis, who is Secretary to the National Council of Social Service, will remind us how much we really owe to government (quite apart from the political complexion and activities of the Government actually in power).

PHYLLIS CAREY FOSTER (Soprano)
THE GERSHOM PARKINGTON STRING QUARTET DAVID WISE (1st Violin); TATE GILDER (2nd
Violin); FRANK HOWARD (Viola);
GERSHOM PARKINGTON (Violoncello)

' The Extra Day' and what happened during it, as told by the author of ' The Ring and the Bee'

WICH ; WEATHER FORE
CAST, FIRST GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN

MALMESBURY ABBEY is so celebrated and so historic that it seems unthinkable that it should bo allowed to disappear, but, nevertheless, the ancient fabric is now in danger of destruction. In this talk Sir Richard Luce , who is himsolf a native of Malmesbury, will describe the danger and the steps that are being taken to counter it.

SCHUMANN'S SONGS
Sung by HELEN HENSCHEL (Soprano)

ORGANIZED athletics are at least as old as Homer, but it is only recently that they have been seriously investigated from the scientific point of view. It is an absorbing study ; how much power is exerted by an athleto running the hundred' in even time, the ' economy curve ' of a runner, the absolute limit that Nature imposes on human exertion, and so on. Professor Hill is both a distinguished scientist, who won the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 1922, and himself an athlete, and in the series of talks of which this is the first he will explain the physiological conditions that determine athletic success.

JACK PAYNE and his BAND

In aid of the CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY ASSISTANTS,
BENEVOLENT FUND
Relayed from the GUILDHALL, CAMBRIDGE.
Concert directed by Mr. B. DENNIS JONES
(Trinity)

YVETTE DARNAC (French Songs)
MURIEL GEORGE and ERNEST BUTCHER
(Folk Songs and Ducts)
CLARE HARRIS (In Irish Poetry)
CLAPHAM AND DWYER
A Spot of Bother

Tally Ho ! Spring Meet of the Fair Sex.
Bachelors-to your burrows !
From the Hunting point of view, this Meet is bound to bo a groat success. Bachelor foxes abound, butare, however, wilierthan ever. As soon as they scent the hounds, they go to earth, good and proper, and when it comes to ' digging them out,' well—dynamite is almost necessary.
Hark away ! Mistress
Peggy O'Neil leads, and there are not likely to be any stragglers at the ' KILL' -if there is one!
Brer Fox confers with his brethren, and they are unanimously determined to guard (their brushes and themselves) against all comers !
Yoicks ! Then likewise
—Tallyho '

: KETT-
NER's FivE, directed by GEOFFREY GELDER, from Kettner's Restaurant