From page 60 of ' When Two or Three '

Airs. BELLOC LOWNDES

An Instrumental Recital
Friedman (pianoforte) : Polonaise in B flat; (Chopin)
Szigeti (violin) : Sicilienne and Rigaudon (Francoeur) ; Minuet (Debussy)
Sigfried Grundeis (pianoforte):
Leggicrezza (Three Concert Etudes); Eroica (Suite Etudes d'Exécution transcendante) (Liszt)

Directed by John Bridge Thomas Matthews (violin)

Directed by Harry Davidson
Relayed from
The Commodore Theatre,
Hammersmith

Conductor, E. Godfrey Brown
Harry Sharpe (baritone)

Directed by Guy Daines
John Tainsh (tenor)

No. 1
The first of a new 'Songs from the Shows' series—a chronological survey of film songs from the silent picture theme song up to the present-day talkie hit
Cast :
Anona Winn
Reginald Purdell
Gordon Little
The Carlyle Cousins
The BBC Theatre Orchestra and the Revue Chorus
Conducted by Stanford Robinson
At the pianos, Harry S. Pepper and Doris Arnold
Compered and produced by John Watt
(Time Signal at 16.45)

THE GROSVENOR HOUSE DANCE BAND
Conducted by SYDNEY LIPTON
Relayed from Grosvenor House,
Park Lane
5.15 Daventry
The Children's Hour
Songs by ARTHUR RECKLESS
' Mr. Clumberstock and the Garden ' by TONY GALLOWAY , told by ELIZABETH
A Musical Competition
The Gardener

Weather Forecast, First General News Bulletin and Bulletin for Farmers

'Rugby Football: The New Rules'
A. F. HAMILTON-SMYTHE
This evening A. F. Hamilton-Smythe is to explain the new rules of Rugby football, and who can know the game better than a player who has broken most of the bones in his body in its cause ? „
Hamilton-Smythe is a member of Blackheath and a Cambridge Double Blue (Rugger and Boxing). He has played first-class and junior Club Rugger in the four home countries, and in France, Germany, and the Argentine.
Six years ago when he was in Budapest in the Legation, the Hungarian Minister of Physical Culture and Hygiene called on him with a convoy of Counts and Barons. They placed the local regiment of Guards at his disposal and asked him to start Rugger. But as there was three feet of snow on the ground, and the Rugger Season would only have been one of three months, the idea petered out.
As a fly-half and centre three-quarter he was always erratic, and holds some unorthodox views on tactics and play.
His talk this evening on the new rules will be both informative and to the point. He summarises them as follows: 1. Front row of the scrummage ; 2. The ball into the scrum ; 3. Scrummaging; 4. Leaving the field; 5. Goal or no goal ; 6. Other points, such as free kicks and penalties, and spectators behind th; goal line.

The Rev. Eirug Davies
reading extracts from the Neath National Eisteddfod Crown Poem
(West Regional Programme)

In the Silent Night - Rachmaninov
At the Ball - Tchaikovsky
Triolets (in French) Words and Airs of the seventeenth or beginning of the eighteenth century - Collected by Gertrude Rutherford, accompaniment by Ella Ivimey
Le Papillon et la Fleur (The Butterfly and the Flower) - Fauré
Barbara Allen - arr. Quilter
A Shepherd's Love Song - Hubert Wilfrid-Jones

Conductor, WALTER REYNOLDS

ELISABETH WELCH
(The Syncopated Songstress)
JULIAN ROSE
(Our Hebrew Friend)
BILLY REID
(Accordion Solos)
ELSIE and DORIS WATERS
(Entertainers)
BERN ECKS
(The Crazy Comic)
MAX AND HARRY NESBITT
In Songs and Duets with Ukulele
Accompaniment
THE B.B.C. THEATRE
ORCHESTRA
Under the direction of KNEALE KELLEY
Here is a programme of popular favourites. Elisabeth Welch , of Nymph Errant and ' Soft Lights and Sweet Music ' fame, is to give a selection of her songs. She is featured in ' People You Hear ' on page 762.
Twenty years ago Julian Rose arrived in Philadelphia and walked past the City Hall because the tram fare was thirteen cents and he had not got it to spare. To-day he is known to millions of listeners and his Hebrew impersonations are famous in four continents.
Billy Reid is one of the big names in the accordion world. He has sold over 100,000 records.
There is probably no more polished act than that of Elsie and Doris Waters. Both play the piano. Elsie also plays the violin. Doris sings and tells stories. They write their own material and are still unshingled.
Max and Harry Nesbitt , the ukulele stars, are touring Great Britain and coming down from Scotland especially to broadcast tonight.

Weather Forecast
Second General News Bulletin

' A Suspicious Gift', by ALGERNON
BLACKWOOD

Henry Hall's Guest Night
with the BBC Dance Orchestra
(Shipping Forecast at 23.00)