Dr. H. C. T. LANGDON , O.B.E.:
' The Delicate Child'
DR. H. C. T. LANGDON is a Medical Officer to the Board of Education, and is in charge of homes for delicate children. He is therefore in touch with modern methods of dealing with a problem that has only been properly understood in recent years. Delicate ' children, if they are not to suffer- all' their lives, must be handled with the greatest possible care. Dr. Langdon in this talk gives advice about this; and in his second talfe next week ho will consider the important question of whether it is, possible to protect children from colds.
FOR SENIOR PUPILS
Mr. BRIAN TUNSTALI. , F.R.Hist.S. : 'Tracing
History Backwards-VII, Elections
Mr. A.LLOYD. JAMES King's English — VII,
Learning to Recognize the English Vowel Sounds'
From WESTMINSTER ABBEY
Dr. ERNST DIESSMANN and Fraulein CLARE voN BOTH: German Dialogue - IV, Plauderei uber deutsche Sprichworter und einige deutsche Lieder'
and his
B.B.C. DANCE ORCHESTRA
Under the direction of JOSEPH
MEEUS
From GROSVENOR HOUSE, PARK
LANE
SCHUMANN PIANOFORTE MUSIC
Played by FRANK MANNHEINER
Vier Klavierstucke , Op. 32
Scherzo ; Gigue ; Romanze and Fughetta Bunto Blatter , Op. 99
Drei Stiicklein ; Albumblatter ; Novellette
Mr. OTTO SIEPMANN
Mr. LEONARD WOOLF : ' Are we becoming Citizens of the World ? '
THE time is past when the Englishman could consider himself merely a citizen of Great
Britain. Today he is hopelessly entangled in the affairs of the world. Nationalism and Imperialism have grown in the past; today they are in conflict with democracy. The British Empire,' indeed, is a difficult problem ; so is the revival of Asia. Mr. Woolf discusses these problems, the effects of the War, and the possibilities of the League of Nations. Next week he examines modem changes in the social ideals of the community.
A new farcical comedy for broadcasting
By PETER CRESWELL
WEATHER FORECAST, SECOND GENERAL NEWS
BULLETIN
JACK PAYNE and his B.B.C. DANCE ORCHESTRA
