From ' When Two or Three; page 87

(Leader, Allan Blackwood )
Conducted by Arthur Cole
Relayed from The Winter Gardens, Cheltenham
Spa
(From Birmingham)

Olive Groves (Soprano) and George Baker (Baritone): John Watt's Songs from the Shows (No. 2, Old Favourites) - Moonstruck; Come to the Ball; A pink petty from Peter; Yo ho, little girl, Yo ho; Chalk Farm to Camberwell Green; The only Way; Look for the silver lining; Bohemia.

Norton Collyer (Tenor): When hearts are Young. Dream away (The Lady of the Rose) (Ward).

That Certain Trio: Got a date with an angel (For the Love of Mike) (Waller and Tunbridge).

Carl Brisson: Tell me I'm fotgiven (Wonder Bar) (Kotscher).

Debroy Somers Band: Selection, Mr. Cinders (Ellis and Myert).

Time Signal, Greenwich, at 1.0

Directed by JOSEPH MUSCANT
Relayed from The Commodore Theatre,
Hammersmith

With pianoforte accompaniment by Arthur Balsam : Scherzo Tarantelle, Op. 16 (Wieniarski). With pianoforte accompaniment by Louis Persinger : Allegro (Fiocco). With pianoforte accompaniment by Gubert Gieson : Campanella, Op. 7 bis (Paganini). With pianoforte accompaniment by Louis Persinger : Sarabando and Tambourin (Leclair, arr. Sarasate). With pianoforte accompaniment by Louis Persinger : La Romanesca (Sixteenth Century Melody) (harmonised Achron). With the London Symphony
Orchestra, conducted by Sir Landon Ronald : Finale : Allegro energico (Concerto No. I in G minor, Op. 26) (Max Bruch ).
Yehudi Menuhin is perhaps the most remarkable prodigy violinist in the whole history of music. Born at New York in 1917, Menuhin was taken to his first concert at the ago of fourteen months, and, much to the surprise of his parents, he gave no trouble, and listened intently throughout a long orchestral programme. When three years of age Menuhin commenced to learn the violin, and* at six he played for the first time in public before an audience of 12,000 at the Civic Auditorium.
Menuhin's genius was manifest from the beginning, and within three or four years he had matured into a violinist of the front rank, fit to be compared with the greatest masters of his instrument, both from a technical and interpretative point of view.

Directed by Charles Kunz
Relayed from Casani's Club

Directed by FRANK CANTELL
THE VICTORIA SINGERS

At The Organ of The Granada, Tooting
Around the World in Thirty Minutes :
Spain: Spanish Serenade Cuba: Cuban Serenade
Africa: Oriental Serenade Russia: Volga Boatmen India : Song of India Ireland: Danny Boy
Hungary : Two Guitars Italy : Torna a Sorrento
America : Rhapsody in Blue England: Processional

Mr. G. F. ALLISON : 'The Start of the Association Football Season '

A Recital of some of the Reverend J. J. Williams ' works, by GUNSTONE JONES
(West Regional Programme)

(Section C)
(Led by MARIE WILSON )
Conducted by JOSEPH LEWIS
FRANKLYN KELSEY (Baritone)
This work, which had its first performance a few months ago, is based on Manx foLk-songs. The first, ' The Good Old Way,' is an old and typical air written mostly in the Dorian mode. The second tune, which introduces the lively section of the work, is a reel, The Manx Fiddler.' The third tune, ' Sweet Water in the Common.' relates to the old practice of summoning a jury to decide questions connected with watercourses, bountlaries, etc. The fourth is a fine old hymn, ' The Harvest of the Sea,' sung by the fishermen as a song of the thanksgiving after their safe return from the fishing grounds.

THE B.B.C. DANCE ORCHESTRA
(Shipping Forecast at 11.0)