Directed by RENEE TAPPONNIER. From the Carlton Hotel

A Running Commentary on the Rugby International Football Match by Mr. L. J. CORBETT (Captain of the England Rugby
Football XV, 1926-1927)
Relayed from St. Helen's Ground
S.B. from Swansea

LEONARD SALISBURY (Bass)
THE GEORGE CATHIE NOVELTY
Trio :
GEORGE CATHIE (Violin) ;
GERAINT Williams (Violoncello) ; PHIL DAVIES (Cembalo)
(All arranged by G. Cathie Trio )

Serenade - Gounod, arr. G. Cathie Trio
Czardas - Gounod, arr. G. Cathie Trio
The Bells of Aberdovey (Traditional Old Welsh Air) - arr. G. Cathie Trio
4.40 LEONARD SALISBURY Onaway, awake, Beloved Cowen Yo-ho-ho and a Bottle of Rum - Norman O'Neill
Thoughts - L. Salisbury
4.48 TRIO Drink to me only (Old English Ballad) Kuywiak (Mazurka) - Wieniawski
Minuet - Gluck (All arranged by G. Cathie Trio)
4.58 LEONARD SALISBURY Don Juan's Serenade - Tchaikovsky
If ever I meet the Sergeant - T. C. Sterndale Bennett
5.6 TRIO Le Cygne (The Swan) - Saint-Saens
Liebesfreud (Love's Joy) - Kreisler
Eriskay Love Lilt - Kennedy-Fraser

' My Programme ' by V. HELY-HUTCHINSON
(better known to Children's Hour listeners as ' BONNY ')

S.B. from Manchester
BEETHOVEN'S PIANOFORTE SONATAS
Played by EDWARD ISAACS
Sonata in G, Op. 14, No. 2
Allegro; Andante; Scherzo (Assai Allegro)
T IKE the Sonata played yesterday, this, the second of two dedicated to the Baroness von Braun, is conceived for the most part in happy mood. The first principal tune is heard at the very beginning, and is set forth at some length before the second appears. The latter, in thirds, goes tripping downwards in a scale. It leads to a little exuberant flourish before the end of the first section and again in the working-out section shows the way to some vivacious running about. The second movement begins with crisp, detached chords, a rather march-like theme of some solemnity, and the movement is made up of variants of the tune, with a little coda at the end in which it almost reappears in its first simple form. There is then a Scherzo, very quick, the right hand beginning the merry tune alone at first. The middle section has a more flowing melody with a rippling left-hand accompaniment, and then the first part returns in an altered guise. Although it is an unusual final movement for a Sonata, the end leaves the hearer with no sense of incompleteness.

WINIFRED LAWSON (Soprano) NELSON JACKSON (Entertainer)
THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA Conducted by JOHN ANSELL 8.0 NELSON JACKSON Burlesque of the Bards

by HOLT MARVELL

VIVIENNE CHATTERTON and GERALD SCOTT in Folk Songs and Light Duets
CLAUDE HULBERT and ENID TREVOR
(in another lot of Nonsense)
RONALD GOURLEY
(Whistling Solos)
JACK PAYNE and THE B.B.C. DANCE ORCHESTRA