From page 24 of ' When Two or Three'
Ⓓ , at 10.30

The Lamoureux Orchestra, conducted by Albert Wolff : Marche joyeuse ; Habanera (Chabrier)
The London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Eugene Goossens : Mazurka (Coppelia Ballet) (Dclibes)
San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Alfred Hertz : Valse de concert, Op. 47 (Glazunov)
The London Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by John Barbirolli : Children's Overture (Quilter)

Directed by HENRY HALL

Muriel Tookey (violin) ; Lena Wood (viola) ; Elsa Tookey (violoncello)
(From Birmingham)

Led by Harold Jones
Conducted by ALFRED BARKER
EDNA PICKERING (pianoforte)

Leader, Reginald Whitehouse
Conductor, MAURICE MILES from the Pavilion Gardens, Buxton

Leader, A. Spiero
Under the direction of EMILIO COLOMBO from the Hotel Victoria, London
Aldo Spiero started his musical career at the age of nine at the Royal Conservatoire at the Hague. There he received his diploma when he was seventeen, and entered as a member of the celebrated Residence Orchestra under Dr. Viotta.
He also played while there under the guest conductors, Richard Strauss , Schneevoight, Stavenhagen, Gabriel Pierne , and William Kess.
From the Hague, Spiero went to
Blackpool and was appointed musical director of the Blackpool Tower Company, where he stayed for twelve years, doing a considerable amount of broadcasting both with the band and with the Spiero Trio from the Northern stations. He was the first man to broadcast from the famous Tower.
He came to London and has since been under the direction of Emilio Colombo at the Hotel Victoria.

A commentary on the final of the Coxswainless Fours from the Gruenau Regatta Course,
Berlin

including Weather Forecast and Bulletin for Farmers

Two Days: A talk about Cricket of Minor Counties
Henry Grierson

Throughout the cricket season fashionable cricket has its blaze of limelight. First-class County cricket, Test Matches, Gentlemen v. Players, Eton and Harrow... and even a village cricket match is not left out. This evening, for a change, listeners are to hear a talk on the Minor Counties, which produced, after all, leading players like Barnes, Falcon, Titchmarsh, Franklin, and Dr. Morcom (of Cambridge- and Bedfordshire) who holds the world's record for sending a bail flying over seventy yards.

Henry Grierson, who played for Bedfordshire for ten years and skippered the side for several seasons after the war, is to discuss the Minor Cricket Championship which he knows so well-the general constitution of the teams, the method of championship scoring, and so forth. He has been broadcasting since Savoy Hill days and does a lot of cricket and Rugger eye-witness accounts on Midland... and also plays the piano on the air at times and tells his own short stories. He has a golf handicap of four. His hobby is coarse fishing, and having his leg pulled about it.

' Paying Guest' and ' Now't so Queer as Folk'
GRAHAM SUTTON

including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping
, at 10.0

Sea Harvests-4
' Rock Bottom:
The Question of the Impoverishment of the Sea'
H. G. MAURICE , C.B. (President of the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea)

ROBERT SOETENS (violin)
ERNEST LUSH (pianoforte)
Roussel, like Rimsky-Korsakov, began his career in his country's naval service. At the age of twenty-seven he became a pupil of d'Indy. His Second Sonata was composed in 1925. It is a boldly experimental work, in the same three-movement scheme as the first. The themes themselves are all easily followed ; it is in their treatment that modem devices can be heard.

from the Piccadilly Hotel
, at 11.30