From ' When Two or Three,' page 90

Leader, Frank Thomas Relayed from The National Museum of Wales [From Cardiff)

Melody in Music,-II
The London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Sir Edward Elgar : Chanson de Matin (Elgar). The Royal Albert Hall Orchestra , conducted by Sir Edward Elgar : Chanson de Nuit (Elgar). Adele Kerne (Soprano) with Orchestra, conducted by Herman Weigert : II Bacio
(Arditi). The London Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Anthony Bernard : Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (2nd Movement - Romance) (Mozart). The Hallé Orchestra, Clyde Twelve-trees (Violoncello), Harold Dawber (Organ), conducted by Sir Hamilton Harty : Solemn Melody (Watford Daries). Ninon Vallin (Soprano) with Orchestra : Cnnnais-tu !e pays ? (Mignon) (Ambroise Thomas ), The Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Leopold Stokovski : March of the Caucasian Chief (Ippolitov-lvanov).

RECEPTION TEST

B. A. KEEN , D.Se. : ' How our Agriculture
Developed '

Interlude I, Miss GILLIAN OLIVIER : ' Cortes and the Conquest of Mexico'
The first of the dramatic interludes in the new World History series. It will tell how Cortes,
Spanish adventurer, found his way in 1519 to Mexico, and in a few years destroyed the ancient civilization of the Aztecs. Full details of this course will be found in the illustrated pamphlet ' World History,' by Alex Macdonald , obtainable from the Publications Department, Broadcasting House, London, W.], price 2d. post free, a. discount of twenty-five per cent. to schools and Local Education Authorities.

A Recital by ANIA DORFMANN (Pianoforte) and STUART ROBERTSON (Bass)
Stuart Robertson : Bright is the ring of words ; The Roadside Fire; Silent Noon (Vaughav Williams : Ania Dorfmann : Rondeau Favori in E flat (Hummel); Valse Impromptu (Liszt) ; Stuart Robertson : I have twelve oxen; Spring' Sorrow (Ireland) ; Trotting to the Fair (Stanford). Ania Dorfmann : Three Ecossaises, Op. 72 (Chopin); Rondo Brillant (La Caicte) (Weber).

Herr A. Hermann Winter and Fraulein M. E. Gilbert

HELEN JUST (Violoncello)
HETTY BOLTON (Pianoforte)

Directed by Guy Daines
(Scottish Regional Programme)
(Continued overleaf.)

Elizabethan Madrigals
Sung by THE WIRELESS SINGERS
Conductor, STANFORD ROBINSON
Madrigals by Thomas Morley :
Come, lovers, follow me Ho, who comes here ?
0 grief, even on the bud I follow, lo, the footing Fire, fire
Hard by a crystal fountain

Mr. G. K. CHESTERTON
With the autumn publishing season broadcasting's two book critics return, to select from the weekly flood books worth notice, to sample them, and to pass on to listeners in a weekly causerio the reasons why they should be read. Mr. Chesterton shares this onerous task with Mr. Desmond MacCarthy ; they will take turns at the microphone on Mondays until Christmas. Mr. Chesterton is not only a writer of fine achievement. He is a critic with a well-defined attitude to most things under the sky. Listeners may or may not agree with his judgments ; but in either case they will have had the benefit of the views of one of I he most richly-stored minds of our times.

Mr. W. HAMNETT : How to get the best results from laying hens '