The distinction between comfort and decoration in the modem home is a nice one; the old overloading of rooms with excrescences of knick-knacks and gew-gaws is no longer indulged. All the same, for the generality of us, a house without its decorations is a barren affair; the thing is, when to decorate and when to leave well alone. In her talk Mrs. Richmond will give some further advice on simple methods of furnishing.

Directed by RENE TAPPONNIER
From the Carlton Hotel

CYRIL LIDINGTON (Baritone)
THE WIRELESS MILITARY BAND
Conducted by B. WALTON O'DONNELL

Relayed from The Royal Albert Hall
JACK HYLTON and his Boys
CORAM and JERRY UNCLE DICK

Riddle-Me-Ree!
Which will include Songs at the Piano by Helen Alston. The Story of 'The Clever Shepherdess' who guessed correctly, and a Competition for those who want to join in the game

EARLY ITALIAN VIOLONCELLO MUSIC
Played by JULIETTE Alvin
BOCCHERINI, in his own day in the very
-D front rank of violoncello players, was also a composer of immense industry. It used to be said of him that lie was a fountain of which it was only necessary to turn on the tap to produce n stream of music. He left no fewer than 467 instrumental works, including twenty symphonies, all of them marked by simple natural melodious-ness, and by a dignified and courtly style. He and Haydn had a great mutual regard, and the relation of Boccherini's music to that of the more famous master was characterized in the saying that ' Boccherini was the wife of Haydn.'
Unlike most of the works which have been played in this series throughout the week, those by Boccherini for the violoncello were actually composed for it, as was only natural ; it was his own instrument. And much of it demands technical skill of such an order that present-day violoncellists realize very well how high a pitch of art Boccherini himself must have reached. It is sad to have to record that his last years were spent in something very like penury and distress. It was an age when Royal or noble patronage was almost necessary if a musician was to flourish, and though at one time Boccherini might truly call himself a friend of Princes, he realized in his latter years that one may not always count on friendships such as theirs enduring.

A New Musical Comedy in Three Acts
Book and Lyrics by Guy K. AUSTIN
Music by HUBERT W. DAVID
Characters in order of their speaking :
Valerie Murray (Secretary of the Aero County Club)
Tony Masters (of Masters' Aeroplanes, Ltd.)
'Mac' Andrews (his Partner)
April Rivers
Lady Beatrice Draper (April's
Aunt)
Sir ' Herbert' (April's Uncle)
Aloysius Skeets
An Inventor
Professor Sebastian Rivers (April's
Father)
Adams (his Manservant)
A Maid
THE WIRELESS CHORUS and THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA
Conducted by JOHN ANSELL
Scenes:
The Lawn of the Aero County
Club—June
Paradise Island in the Pacific
Ocean-July
The Hall of Canning Towers,
Herefordshire-August

Norman Long
(A Song. a Joke, and a Piano)
Jack Morrison
(In Impersonations)
Ronald Frankau
(Entertainer)
Mabel Marks
(Syncopated Songs at the Piano)
The Four Aces
(Banjoists)
JACK PAYNE and THE B.B.C. DANCE ORCHESTRA