At The Organ of The Gaumont Palace
Cinema, Chester

Directed by Joseph Muscant
From The Commodore Theatre, Hammersmith

From the Plaza Theatre, London

Conducted by Charles Shadwell
From The Hippodrome Theatre, Coventry

At The Organ of The Granada, Tooting

By LESLIE W. A. BAILY
A Broadcast Programme of a Hundred and Fifty Years Ago
The cast will include :
Guy Pelham Boulton ; Cyril Nash ; Eliot Makeham ; Frank Randell ; Joyce Moore ; H. O . Nicholson ; Ronald Simp son ; George de Warfaz ; William Fazan ; J. Hubert Leslie ; Phillip Lever ; Arthur Goullet ; Stanley Lathbury ; Joan Harker : Geoffrey Lovatt ; Fewlass Llewellyn ; Walter Tobias ; Adrienne Campart ; Stella East ; Renee de Vaux ; Charles H. Mason ; Dorothy Holmes-Gore ;
Sheila Stewart ; Charles Lefeaux
The Singers, James Topping ; Alice Moxon
This programme asks you to assume that broadcasting was invented a hundred and fifty years ago, in 1783, and that you are listening to the entertainment provided by the English Broadcasting Club from its rendezvous ' The Crown and Anchor Tavern,' in the Strand. Broadcasting in the picturesque but unhygienic London of the time was an exclusive and informal affair: direction was in the hands of three members, Mr.Foppington, Sir Bertie Bastin and the dissolute Lord Pinchley : the studios were full, and conversation and interruptions frequent.

Time Signal, Greentwich
WEATHER FORECAST, SECOND GENERAL
NEWS BULLETIN

Should Professionalism in Sports be abolished ?
A discussion between Mr. HOWARD MARSHALL
and Mr. GEORGE F. ALLISON
George Allison , 'ace' commentator. champions the ' pro ' ; he is just back from America, so lie should enliven the discussion with transatlantic analogies, while his position as a director of the Arsenal F.C. gives his comments particular pertinence. Howard Marshall , another well-known broadcaster, is an old Oxford ' Rugger ' blue.

(Section D)
(Led by LAURANCE TURNER )
Conducted by WARWICK BRAITHWAITE

AMBROSE and his ORCHESTRA, from THE
MAY FAIR HOTEL
(Shipping Forecast at 11.0)