with DON CARLOS (tenor)

Conductor, E. Godfrey Brown
Muriel Childe (contralto) Philip Whiteway (violin)
ORCHESTRA

Relayed from Ely Cathedral, Cambridgeshire
From the Five-part Mass
Kyrie Eleison; Credo; Sanctus; Benedictus; Agnus Dei
Siderum Rector
Ave Verum
Psallite Domino
This day Christ was born
Bow Thine Ear Sing joyfully

by E. R. APPLETON , West Regional
Director
' The Story of St. Paul and Agrippa'
(From Cardiff)

6-' Principal Rainy '
The Rev. P. CARNEGIE Simpson , D.D.

R. ELLIS ROBERTS

ISABEL GRAY

A Play to Commemorate the Battle of Trafalgar,
October 21, 1805

From The Studio
"Conducted by the Rev. J. S. WHALE , president of Cheshunt College, Cam-bridge
Order of Service
Hymn, Give to our God immortal praise (Cong. H. 10)
Reading, Psalm viii; Job vii, 16-19
Hebrews ii, 6-9
Hymn, The God of Love my Shepherd is (E.H. 93)

Section I-' What is Man ? '
' Human Nature' by the Rev. J. S. WHALE
For those listeners who were unable to hear the introductory talk by the Religious Director on October 7 one can best sum up this series by quoting a passage from the Archbishop of York's foreword in the new pamphlet ' The Way to God '.
' The series entitled " The Way to
God" starts with familiar facts of experience ; it proceeds to questions that almost everyone is concerned to ask ; it states the answer which the Christian Church exists to proclaim ; and it ends by showing the claim which that answer makes on us today and the manner of life that corresponds to that claim.'
Today the Rev. J. S. Whale , one of the greatest of living preachers, who is to lecture in the first section ' What is Man ? ', will talk on ' Human Nature ', and on November 4 he will lecture on ' Man's Need of God '. Questions arising out of these two lectures should be sent in as soon after each lecture as possible, addressed to the Religious Director, Broadcasting House, and on November 18 Mr. Whale will answer them over the air.
The series is to last until July next year, and dates of all broadcasts and the fullest information are to be found in the pamphlet The Way to God', obtainable from the B.B.C. Publications Department, price 6d., 7d. post free.

Relayed from
The Park Lane Hotel At the pianoforte, J. A. BYFIELD
' The Lost Chord' was sketched by Sullivan at the deathbed of his brother Frederic. It was published a month or two later and became in less than a year one of the best-sellers of all time. Nearly every famous contralto singer over half a century has made it one of the first things in her repertory. It has been stated that the first phonograph record ever played in England was this song. The Prince of Wales (later King Edward VII) was present on that occasion.

The Wireless Male Voice Chorus
Conductor, Leslie Woodgate
Stuart Robertson (baritone)
At the Pianoforte, Ernest Lush

Gaudeamus Igitur
Begone, dull care!
Down in Demerara
Bonnie wee thing
One more river to cross
Vilikins and his Dinah
Poor Ned
When we were boys together

(All the songs are from The British Students' Song Book, and are arranged by Leslie Woodgate)