From page 36 of ' When Two or Three '

A. G. STREET

French Reading-2
From ' Lettres de mon moulin'
(Daudet). Ballades en prose : ' Le sous-prefet aux Champs'
CAMILLE VIÈRE

At The Organ of The Trocadero
Cinema, Elephant and Castle

Leader, Frank Thomas
Emlyn Burns (tenor)
(From Cardiff)
As an alternative to the Scottish Regional programme for schools, from 14.00 to
14.35 Scottish National will radiate the Regional programme (details at foot of page), and from 14.35 to 15.15 the National programme (details on this page.)

ORCHESTRA Waltz, Epigrams - Gung'l
EMLYN BURNS Angels guard thee (Jocelyn) - Godard
Lorraine - Sanderson
Smilin' through - Arthur Penn
ORCHESTRA Hungariana (Fantasy on Brahms' Hungarian Dances) - arr. Lotter
Meditation (Thais) - Massenet
Le Villi - Puccini
EMLYN BURNS Silent Worship Handel, - arr. Somervcll
Bless this house - Brahe
Ring, bells, ring - Maude Craske Day
ORCHESTRA Selection, Ruddigore - Sullivan

British History-6
RHODA POWER; The Opening of the Royal Exchange '

The 151st Renewal of the Derby Stakes
! A Running Commentary by R. C. LYLE
Relayed from the Grand Stand, Epsom
Race Course
(Copyright. See notice on page 722)

MARGOT MACGIBBON (violin)
Conductor, ELDRIDGE NEWMAN
Relayed from
The Leas Cliff Hall , Folkestone
DOMENICO CIMAROSA, an eighteenth-century Neapolitan composer, secured world-wide fame with his operas. His biggest success was The Secret Marriage, which was first performed in 1792 before Leopold II at Vienna, where Cimarosa was at that time Court Kapellmeister; At the end of the performance the Emperor invited the whole company to supper and commanded another performance immediately afterwards.
The music of this opera still retains its freshness and brilliance, which are reflected to the full in the Overture. In style Cimarosa's music, with its inexhaustible flow of simple and charming melodies, has much in common with that of Mozart.
THERE are not many violin concertos that, apart from purely violinistic considerations, deserve to be called ' great ' music-perhaps barely a dozen. Among these Mendelssohn's Concerto in E minor takes a very high place, for in addition to the beautiful and effective solo writing, the orchestral texture, light and graceful though it is, is intended to be symphonic in importance rather than a mere accompaniment to a brilliant violin solo. Each of the three movements is simple in design and lyrical in appeal. ORCHESTRA
BOHEMIA produced three distinguished composers, Smetana, Dvorak, and Fibich, who formed a national school of music during the nineteenth century. Zdenek Fibich (1850-1900), if less original and gifted than his two contemporaries, composed, nevertheless, a fair quantity of orchestral and piano music and songs which display genuine individuality and poetic feeling and able craftsmanship. Fibich was at his best in short pieces, and of these ' Poeme ', from Moods, Impressions a?id Memories (a collection of 350 pieces for piano), made his name known throughout England by Kubelik's arrangement of it for violin and piano.
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THE B.B.C. DANCE ORCHESTRA
Directed by HENRY HALL
5.15 Daventry
The Children's Hour
' Tigger is unbounced ', from ' The House at Pooh corner,' by A. A. Milne , read by RONALD WATKINS
More ' Very Young' songs, by A. A. Milne , set to music by H. Fraser -Simson and sung by DALE SMITH
'THE STAR GAZER'

Weather Forecast, First General News Bulletin and Bulletin for Farmers

EUROPEAN FOLK MUSIC
Illustrated by Gramophone Records selected by PHILLIPE MAIRET
Folk Music from Slovakia

GERALD HEARD

JOHN MORGAN

' The Adult Offender '—3
' Women in Prison '
MARGERY FRY, LL.D., J.P.
THIS is the third talk on the adult offender in this series. It will be given by Miss Margery Fry , and will deal with women in prison. Though the system of their treatment is the same as for men in principle, it cannot always be carried out in detail for various reasons. The number of women prisoners is small in comparison with men. They comprise for the most part ' drunks who keep on returning, other minor offenders with short sentences, and those who for reason of their age or recidivistic tendencies are untrainable, so that the application of the principles of classification and training must remain an ideal except at Holloway, Manchester, and, to some extent, Birmingham, where the numbers are sufficiently large to put it into practice.
Listeners who are interested in the question might read to their advantage Chapter XII of L. W. Fox 's admirable book, ' The Modern English Prison,' before listening to this talk. They will then follow Miss Fry's broadcast more easily and be in a better position to understand the difficulties of authorities in dealing with women offenders.

Scenes from the Comic Opera written by A. P. HERBERT
Composed by ALFRED REYNOLDS
You want a moral ?—Well, then, is the pub the root of evil-or the Jockey
Club?
Characters :
Bert Bones (a tipster) HORACE PERCIVAL
Bookmaker
Costers, Racegoers, Society Ladies,
Jockeys, Licensing Justices, etc.
THE WIRELESS CHORUS
(Section C) and THE B.B.C. THEATRE ORCHESTRA
Conducted by ALFRED REYNOLDS
Act 1. The Day before : The Garden of ' The Old Black Horse '
Act 11. The Day : Scene I. The Road to Epsom ; Scene 2. The Paddock at Epsom ; Scene 3. On the Rails.
Act III. The Day after : The Garden of ' The Old Black Horse '
Production and Adaptation by GORDON MCCONNEL
(' Derby Day' will be broadcast dgain by London, West and North Regionals on Friday night)

Weather Forecast, Second General News Bulletin

OLIVER BALDWIN

SOFFI SCHONNING (soprano)

HARRY Roy and his BAND
Relayed from The May Fair Hotel
(Shipping Forecast, on Daventry only, at 23.00)