From 'When Two or Three,' page 72

Miss HELEN SIMPSON

At The Organ of The Gaumont Palace Cinema,
Chester
(North Regional Programme)

Directed by Joseph Muscant
Relayed from The Commodore Theatre,
Hammersmith

By CHRISTOPHER STONE
3.0
THE ROYAL AIR FORCE DISPLAY With a Running Commentary by Squadron-Leader W. HELMORE , R.A.F., relayed from
Hendon Aerodrome
THE CENTRAL BAND of the ROYAL AIR
FORCE
Conducted by Flight-Lieut. R. P. O'DONNELL EVENT I: Take off by a Day Bomber Wing
Squadrons taking part, Nos. 18 (B), 33 (B), and 57 (B). Aircraft—Hart. Engine-Kestrel
EVENT II
A Demonstration of Flight Aerobatics By a flight of No. 1 (Fighter) Squadron.
Aircraft-Fury. Engine-Kestrel
EVENT III
Air Drill by a Day Bomber Wing
The evolutions will be carried out by the three squadrons taking part in Event I

Assisted by Cavan O'Connor

(Continued)
EVENT XI
Inverted Flying
A demonstration of aerobatics and inverted flying by Flying Instructors from the Central Flying School, at which all R.A.F. Flying Instructors are trained. Aircraft-Tutor. Engine
-Lynx
EVENT XII
Tied Together Drill
A demonstration by No. 25 (Fighter) Squadron in which all the aircraft are linked together by light cables to which streamers are attached. The least inaccuracy in flying will prematurely break the cable. Aircraft-Fury. Engine-
Kestrel
EVENT XIII
Air Combat. Audax v. Furies
A demonstration of a form of attack by three Single-Seater Fighters (No. 43 Squadron) (Aircraft—Fury. Engine—Kestrel), against a Single-Engined Reconnaissance Aircraft (No. 4 Squadron) (Aircraft-Audax. Engine—Kestrel). Both types of aircraft are examples of the fastest and latest types in the Royal Air Force
(Continued overleaf.)

At The Organ of The Granada, Tooting

An Eye-witness account by BERNARD DARWIN
Relayed from Hoylake
(See notice in col. 3j

Jack Payne returns to the studio for the fourteenth time since he departed from the B.B.C. Since his last broadcast, on March 31, he and his band have just completed a short and very successful Continental tour, in France, Belgium, and Holland. Later in the year they will be returning to the Continent for a greatly extended tour, which will mean their absence from England for at least six months.

THE B.B.C. THEATRE ORCHESTRA
(Leader, MONTAGUE BREARLEY)
Conducted by CONSTANT LAMBERT

(This is an original and hitherto unpublished poem selected from the entries sent in by listeners for the B.B.C. Poetry Competition)

AMBROSE and his ORCHESTRA, relayed from The
May Fair Hotel
(Shipping Forecast at ix.o)