THE WIRELESS MILITARY BAND, conducted by B. WALTON O'DONNELL
ENID CRUICKSHANK (Contralto)
ASHMOOR BURCH (Baritone)

' Wisdom and Folly'
Proverbs xi, verses 1 to 14

The Second of two religious addresses in French, written by Father PIERRE LHANDE , S.J., and read by Father MARTINDALE , S.J.

THE BELLS

Hymn, ' Praise to the Holiest in the Height' Confessions and Thanksgivings Psalm No. 121 Lesson
Magnificat
Address : What is God Like ?-II, God and The
World's Pain, by The Rev. ERIC SOUTHAM, Vicar of St. James, Pokesdown, Bournemouth
Hymn, 'Jesu, Thy mercies are untold ' Prayers
Hymn, ' To the Name that brings salvation '

FOR the poor person who has spent a lifetime of independence, achieved by constant hard work, but has not been so lucky as to save enough for the years when work is impossible, the necessity of passing the close of life in a Poor Law Institution is a real tragedy. To save such people from this tragedy is the object of tonight's Good Cause, which provides, at eighteen homes in London, a room rent free and medical attendance to some 180 aged poor.
Contributions should be sent to [address removed].

THE WIRELESS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Conducted by STANFORD ROBINSON
THE Belgian Composer, Gretry (1741-1813), began his musical life with a sore disappointment, and ended it with all kinds of honours and pensions. His disappointment lay in being turned out of a church choir as incapable at the age of eleven ; but when he found sympathetic masters, he got oh fast enough. At seventeen, he had written some little symphonies, and at eighteen he produced a Mass. Then he attracted the attention of a patron, who helped him to go to Italy. He was economical enough to travel to Rome on foot (falling in with an odd companion, a smuggler). He had still another rebuff there, for his master dismissed him as an incompetent student of composition.

THE ORCHESTRA Overture to 'L'épreuve villageoise' ('The Village Trial - Grétry
' Le Chasseur Maudit ' (' The Accursed Hunter - Franck

by the SociETE ROYALE ' LA LEGIA,' directed by MONSIEUR GEROME
(Relayed from Liege)

S.B. from Cardiff