Ⓓ From page 51 of ' When Two or Three'

@ for Farmers and Shipping

it the Organ of the Trocadero Cinema,
Elephant and Castle

panied by Erno Balogh : An Chloe
(To Chloe), Die Verschweigung (Secrecy)(Mozart)
Die Kartenlegerin (The Fortune
Teller), Waldesgesprach (Voices of the Wood) (Schumann)

French for Older Pupils
' Au pays du cidre'
E. M. STÉPHAN and CAMILLE VIÈRE

Led by Stuart Redfem
Conducted by PHILIP WHITEWAY
MURIEL THOMPSON (contralto)

Conductor, HARRY PELL from the Hippodrome Theatre,
Birmingham

Interlude
2.5 Stories from World History
' Great Discoveries'
Dramatic Interlude written by WRAY HUNT
Last week listeners were taken back to the Stone Age when men lived in caves and hunted and protected themselves against their enemies with weapons of flint. This afternoon the journey back will not be so distant-a mere 3,000 years instead of 12,000. Already man has found out how to melt and mould iron, and included in this broadcast will be a dramatic interlude showing life in a village of the Iron Age. Primitive though this life is, other inventions have made it much more comfortable than life in the Stone Age. The villagers know how to grow corn, for instance, how to keep cattle and sheep, to make pottery, and how to weave cloth.
2.25 Interlude
2.30 Biology
' The Food Problem'
A. D. PEACOCK , D.Sc., F.R.S.E.
It's a very odd thing-As odd as can be —
That whatever Miss T. cats Turns into Miss T.
This extract from Walter de la Mare's ' Peacock Pie ' is as true as it is amusing. This afternoon listeners will hear what A. D. Peacock has to say about food in relation to living things. Hunger is an uncomfortable sensation-especially if one hasn't the means of satisfying it—and an important one biologically. Ultimately, a living being depends on plants for food. But plants live also. On what do they feed ? Questions like this will be answered by Mr. Peacock.

Conductor, Colonel GEORGE FULLER

Order of Service
Psalms Lesson
Magnificat (Gray in G) Lesson
Nunc Dimittis (Gray in G)
Anthem, God is a Spirit (Sterndale
Bennett)
Hymn, Lighten the darkness of our life's long night (E.H. 430)

Directed by JOHN MACARTHUR

Directed by HENRY HALL

including Weather Forecast

La Musique de nos Provinces
Illustrated by gramophone records
MAURICE VIGNON

(All arrangements by Leslie Bridgewater)

(A Russian Cabaret in Paris) under the direction of Captain V. VIVIEN, Marquis de Chateaubrun with MARIA MAROVA (soprano)
GERALD KASSEN (baritone)
THE SIBERIAN COSSACK CHOIR directed by Capt. SOROKIN and SERGE KRISH WITH HIS ORCHESTRA
The parts of Guests are played by VERA LARINA , SELMA VAS DIAZ,
GILBERT RUMBOLD and BORIS RANEVSKY
(By permission of Reandco)
Produced by A. W. HANSON

A play based on a Mutiny in the Austrian Navy in 1918 by Friedrich Wolf , translated by Keene Wallis and Michael Blankfort
Characters
The action takes place in the last year of the World War on board the battle-ship Sankt Georg , Flagship of the Austrian Fleet, in the Bay of Cattaro, an inlet of the Adriatic Sea
Scene : Crew's Quarters, Foredeck,
Chart House
Adapted for broadcasting and produced by BARBARA BURNHAM
' The Sailors of Cattaro ' will be broadcast again on Friday at 9.5 in the Regional programme

and a Guest Artist with THE BBC VARIETY ORCHESTRA
Conducted by CHARLES SHADWELL

including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping

(Section C)
Led by LAURANCE TURNER
Conducted by ELDRIDGE NEWMAN
KENNETH ELLIS (bass)

from the Holborn Restaurant