From ' When Two or Three,' page 54

' Exercise, Rest, and Sleep,' by a Physician

Relayed from The West End Cinema,
Birmingham

' Life and Work in Europe '
Mr. ERNEST YOUNG: 'Corsica-Bush and Bandits'

Sir JOHN RUSSELL , F.R.S., D.Sc. : ' Intensive
Farming'

Under the direction of Sir WALFORD DAVIES

LILY ZAEHNER (Mezzo-Soprano)
THE ELSIE OWEN STRING QUARTET:
Elsie Owen (Violin); Jean Lefevre (Violin); Dorothy Lee (Viola); Hildegard Arnold (Violoncello)

Directed by John Bridge

Sung by ANNE THURSFIELD (Mezzo-Soprano)
Volkslieder:
Sagt mir, o sehonste Schaf'rin moin (Tell me, O beauteous shepherdess)
Erlaube mir, foins Madchon (Allow me, dear Maid)
Die Sonne scheint micht mohr (The golden morning light is dimmed)
Feinsliebchen (My darling)
Wie komm ich denn zur Tur (How can I open your chamber door?)
Es steht ein Lind (A lime tree stands)
Och Moder ich will en Ding han (O mother, I want something)
In stiller Nacht (In silent night)

Mr. CECIL LEWIS : Dope Sheets '
The man who made the first ' talkie ' of a Shaw play initiates the film-curious to the mysteries of studio organisation. Mr. Lewis will describe the planning and making of film sets, how the parts are cast, what a schedule means at Elstree.

Mr. A. N. RAWES : How to grow clean
Fruit '

Mr. CHARLES ELTON (Director of the Bureau of Animal Population, University of Oxford) :
' Plagues of Animals '
Sudden increases in the number of animals have always puzzled zoologists. These ' plagues' appear to occur in rhythmical cycles, as did the locusts in Egypt, the lemmings of Norway, and as the cockroaches, it is predicted, will soon do in Germany. Mr. Elton will explain how watchers can help science by recording these changes.

By Mr. EDWIN EVANS

GERALDO and his ORCHESTRA, followed by THE SAVOY HOTEL ORPHEANS, relayed from The
Savoy Hotel
(Shipping Forecast at 11.0)