Conductor, E. Godfrey Brown
Carys Davies (mezzo-soprano)

by JACK SALISBURY

Walter Glynne (tenor) and The Royal Choral Society and Orchestra, conducted by Dr. Malcolm Sargent: Hiawatha's Wedding Feast (Coleridge-Taylor)

Edward Reach (tenor)

By the Rev. Edward Shillito, M.A.

Address by H. Martyn Gooch

R. Ellis Roberts
This very valuable feature is to remain in the New Year programme, and will again be contributed by that popular broadcaster, R. Ellis Roberts, in the first month of each quarter.
Thus listeners of all denominations are in touch with the best in contemporary religious literature. In these days of large output a selector of discernment is almost a necessity, or the very book one would most like to read might be missed altogether.

'Arctic Canada'
The Rt. Rev. A.L. Fleming, D.D.
'A Policeman on the Gold Coast'
Major H.E. Smith
The object of this series is to describe the work of the Empire through the mouths of some of the Empire's workers who will come to the microphone on the first Sunday in each month and describe some of their personal experiences.
The series will be opened by that romantic figure the Bishop of the Arctic, who will say something of his stirring life in North Canada. He covers his diocese by aeroplane, train, steamer, canoe. One day he will come down from the air to give a service to a church packed with Indians, back from musk-rat hunting. The next he will be leaving a steamer to thread his way in a canoe through a 'lead' between ice floes to confirm some little Eskimo child.
The Bishop will be followed at the microphone by Major H.E. Smith , who served for eight years in the Army, rising from private to commissioned rank, who was in the police for three years in Kenya, and for eight years on the Gold Coast. And he will talk of his experiences there.
And probably a third worker from the Empire will close this evening's broadcast.

PERCY HEMING (baritone)
ETHEL WALKER (pianoforte)

From The Studio
Conducted by The Religious Director of the B.B.C.
Order of Service
Hymn, Life of Ages (S. P. 559)
Reading, Jeremiah i, 4-10; Amos iii, 7 and 8. Jeremiah v, 30 and 31
Hymn, City of God, how broad and far (S. P. 468)

By the Very Rev. W.R. Matthews, D.D., Dean of St. Paul's.
This is the last of three talks by the Very Rev. W.R. Matthews, the Dean of St. Paul's, and on January 20 he will broadcast answers to listeners' questions.
Those who are not clear as to any point raised in the talks given on December 2, 16, and today, should state their difficulty concisely in a letter addressed to the Religious Director, Broadcasting House, London, W.1, and mark their envelopes 'The Way to God'.

Winifred Radford (soprano)
Relayed from The Park Lane Hotel
Orchestra
Selection of Music by Mozart

ALBERT SANDLER, REGINALD KILBEY, AND J. BYFIELD Paraphrase on Waltzes by Johann Strauss - arr. Gibilaro
In your arms tonight - Geehl, arr. Bor
WINIFRED RADFORD Rose softly blooming - Spohr
Come, sweet morning - arr. A. L.
ORCHESTRA Selection, Bitter Sweet - Coward
ALBERT SANDLER Minuet Mozart, arr. - Burmester
Rondo Capriccioso - Saint-Saëns
WINIFRED RADFORD The cherry tree doth bloom - Alma Goatley
Slumber Song to the Madonna - M. Lynn-Owen
Come, my own one - .arr. Butterworth
ORCHESTRA Fantasy, Rigoletto - Verdi At the pianoforte, j. A. BYFIELD