Time Signal, Greenwich, at 1.0

Relayed from
THE HOTEL MAJESTIC, ST. ANNE'S-ON-SEA

Conductor, SIR DAN GODFREY
HILDA BOR (Pianoforte)
From THE Pavilion, BOURNEMOUTH

At THE ORGAN of THE ASTORIA Cinema,
CoRSTORPHINE
(From Edinburgh)

THE ITALIAN and SPANISH SONGS of WOLF sung by WINIFRED RADFORD (Soprano) and Summer
AUSTIN (Baritone)
Summer Austin
Itaiian:
Heb' auf dein blondes Haupt (Ah, lift up thy fair Head)
Sterb' ich, so hiillt in Blumen (Wrap 100 in Flowers)
Benedeit die sel'ge Mutter (Blessed be the happy Mother)
Winifred RADFORD
Italian:
Gesegnet sei das Grim (How I love green)
Ihr jungen Leute, die ihr zieht ins Feld (Look here, my Lads, when you set out for War)
Wenn du mich mit den Augen streifst und lachst
(When thou dost bow thy Head)
Wir haben beide lango Zeit geschwiegen (In silence each the other passed) '
Mein Liebster hat zu Tische mich geladen
(To a Banquet I was bidden)
English from the translations by Lily Henkel
(CQntinued overleaf.)

Mr. Cedric BELFRAGE

Sir Daniel Hall, K.C.B., Chief Scientific Adviser, Ministry of Agriculture

and his
PIONEER HILL-BILLY SINGERS
JOHN MITCHELL and BILL MITCHELL and PEARL PICKENS
HILL-BILLY songs aro the folk-tunes of the American backwoods. Many of them will be familiar to listeners, for they originated in this country. The first settlers from England carried their folk-songs. with them when they trekked across America in their old cattle-wagons, and the tunes have been handed down from father to son.
Carson Robison has re-discovered theoo songs and created an enormous vogue for them in America, and in the short time the singers have been over hero they have bocome very popular in London.
Carson Hobison himself says that the two essentials of a Hill-Billy song are a moral and a good, catchy tune.

ROY HENDERSON (Baritone)
THE B.B.C. ORCHESTRA
(Section C)
(Led by F. WEIST HILL )
Conducted by JOSEPH LEWIS
Stephen Adams ' Songs, including Mona, Nancy Lee , They all love Jack, and The Holy City ORCHESTRA Wilfred Sanderson's Songs, including Drake goes West, Friend o' mine, Up from Somerset, and Until

WEATHER FORECAST, SECOND GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN

(the fourth)
THE 'Miscellany ' series, suspected by some of satirical intent, offers a dis armingly catholic selection of plays, poenis. and music in ita fourth programme. Musically, Hindemith's There and Back, a sketch with music broadcast for the first. time, in which words and music angrilv reversed by Time flow backward, heads the bill. Ibert, another modern, is re presented by three movements from In ' Donogo ' suite, and Anne Thursfield sings three poems from James Joyce 's ' Chamber Music ' to the settings of Eugene Goossens. Richard Hughes in a brilliant short poem gives bitter reasons why gentlemen do not prefer dons. The plays include a first radio essay by Judith Saltern , The Orient Express-a girl, a man and an accident—and Granville Barker 'n
English version of one of the delicious Anatol dialogues of Arthur Schnitzler , A Farewell Supper, lovers parting with a first-class row in a smart Viennese restaurant of the nineties. A programme bright with promise of intelligent entertainment.

THE B.B.C. DANCE ORCHESTRA
Directed by HENRY HALL