Directed by RENE TAPPONNIER
From the Carlton Hotel

LILIAN COOPER (Soprano) EDERN JONES (Baritone)
THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA: Conducted by JOHN ANSELL

' The Enchanted Bed ' (Hogarth and Thatcher), specially arranged as a Dialogue Story, with Incidental Music by THE GERSHOM PARKINGTON
QUINTET
'The Last Verey Light,' a simple story of November 10, 1918, by H. G. Hodder

Song Cycle, 'Die Schone Mullerin' (The Fair Maid of the Mill) and other songs by Schubert
Sung by Roger Clayson (Tenor)

Nachtviolen (Gillyflowers) is a gentle threnody to the days that were.
Cull your rue to spice your sorrow, Pansies if you fear the morrow,
But when sorrow's deepest well is dry Gillyflowers for memory.

Fruhlingsglaube (Faith in Spring). A lovely little rhapsody of delight in Spring, with its promise and proof of new life, and its call to the care-filled heart to rejoice and face the future with good cheer.

Bastlose Liebe (Restless Love). The title has its counterpart in Schubert's music, which has an unquiet accompaniment and fails to settle down in any one key until the last page, on which the words 'Crown of life, Joy without rest, thou art Love,' are much repeated in the key of C Major.

Between 7.45 and 8.0 we hope, if conditions are favourable, to relay from the Sydney Broadcasting Station, greetings from the M.C.C. Team in Australia

THIS is the eve of Armistice Day. and thoughts turn naturally to the thousands of graves abroad that mark some spot ' that is for ever England.' Sir Fabian Ware , who is Permanent Vice-Chairman of the Imperial War Graves Commission, will give an appropriate reminder of the significance of these graves in his talk tonight.

THE ORPHEUS MALE VOICE CHOIR
Conductor, Mr. DUMMER Pianist, Mr. J. H. JONES
THE WIRELESS MILITARY BAND
Conducted by B. WALTON O'DONNELL
IN 1820 Rossini produced an Opera, Mahomet
II, Which was not a success. He had done extremely well with his earlier works, Tancredi, The Barber of Seville (his first opera) and others, but nearly every composer has a disappointment now and again. Like a careful, economical soul, Rossini saved up Mahomet, and when he was engaged to conduct Opera in Paris, served it up again as The Siege of Corinth. Then it was a success.

Overture, ' The Siege of Corinth ' - Rossini
9.48 Choir Comrades Song of Hope - Adolphe Adam
On the Sea - Dudley Buch
9.56 BAND Symphonic Poem, ' Les Preludes' - Liszt
10.15 Choir Evening's Twilight - J. L. Hatton
The Viking Song - Coleridge-Taylor
10.22 BAND Three Dances from ' The Baiiered Bride ' - Smetana