the new Daily Service book by the BBC Director of Religion
This morning the Director of Religion will speak about the new book, New
Every Morning which is to replace
When Two or Three ' at the Daily
Service, from Monday, October 5. The book will be reviewed by the Rev
Donald Soper in next week s issue ot The RADIO TIMES.

@ From page 35 of ' When Two or Three '

Alfredo Campoli and his Salon
Orchestra: Mademoiselle (Nesbit); Si petite (Claret)
Jack Simpson (xylophone) : On he
Track (Simpson); The Clock and the Dresden China Figures (Ketélbey) ; 1 he
Mouse, the Piano, and the Cat (Cassoon)
Alfredo Campoli and his Salon Orchestra: Waltzing to Archibald Joyce , ntroducing: A Thousand Kisses;
Passing of Salome , Charming ; Vision
Sour; Remembrance; Dreaming;
Entrancing; Love and life in Holland

G.B. Barbour, Ph.D.
The whole of North America in four hours! That is the actual amount of time Dr. George Barbour will be on the air for the geography of a country eighty times the size of Great Britain.
It can't be done, he says; and yet after all, we know a good deal about
Canada and the United States already, for many of the people in the New
World are our own folk and left the 'old country', comparatively speaking,' only a few years ago.
Last week Dr. Barbour introduced New York City; today he is to talk about New England. He will talk of the Pilgrim Fathers and of the poor rocky soil they found. It was a far cry from Plymouth, Eng., to Plymouth Mass., to find England - a new England for them.
He will also talk of conditions today on the one hand of the thinly peopled highlands, worked-out farms and immigrant labour, and on the other hand of prosperous apple-orchards, dairy-farms, tobacco-fields. He will talk of whaling and fishing ports, water power, paper mills; shoe, textile, and small metal factories; of Boston and the New England tradition.
On September 18 the Tercentenary of Harvard University was celebrated. In honour of the event, Dr. Barbour is to bring to the microphone a Harvard man to say something of the New England from which he comes.

Leader, Frank Thomas
Conducted by MANSEL THOMAS
JACK LEWIS (tenor)
ORCHESTRA

THELMA TUSON (soprano)
HERVEY ALAN (baritone)

Barnabas von Geczy and his Orchestra : Free and Young, March (Schon ist die Welt) (Lehár); Malaga (Rixner) ;
Waltz in D flat (Chopin)
Herbert Ernst Groh (tenor) : Remembrance (Michaeli Ropetz ) ; Rokoko Love Song (Meyer, Helmund)
Barnabas von Geczy and his Orchestra : Waltz (Helen) (Offenbach) ; Waltz Selection (Congress Dances) ; Puszta (Mihaly) ; Gypsy Wine (Ritter)

including Weather Forecast

by DESMOND MACCARTHY
George Moore is best known as the author of ' Esther Waters ', a book famous for its realism and human sympathy, and of ' The Brook Kerith ', an imaginative reconstruction of the life of Joseph of Arimathaea. He was an Irishman, a great stylist, and a great story-teller-also a great character about whom Charles Morgan has recently written a most entertaining essay.
As Hone's life of George Moore was
.published at the beginning of this week,, Desmond MacCarthy is taking the opportunity to talk about his books, and about the man himself as he was at his home in Ebury Street, where MacCarthy was a frequent visitor.

'The female of the species is more deadly than the male'

in ' Twisted Tunes'
The Confoundation of Popular Songs

(Section C)
Led by LAURANCE TURNER
Conducted by HERBERT MENGES

Margaret Godley Bradbridge White Rosalind Rowsell Martin Boddey Gladys Winmill
Stanley Riley Doris Owens Samuel Dyson
Conductor, LESLIE WOODGATE

C. G. GRAVES ,
Controller of Programmes

including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping

Conducted by the Rev. W. H. ELLIOT
Organist, Reginald Goss-Custard from St. Michael's, Chester Square

KATHLEEN MOORHOUSE
(violoncello)
FRANK MERRICK
(pianoforte)

from the Cafe de Paris