Ⓓ From page 73 of 'New Every Morning

for Farmers and Shipping

Regional Geography
' French Canada'
G. B. BARBOUR , Ph.D., and P. R. CROWE

Led by Harold Jones
Conducted by ALFRED BARKER
SARA BUCKLEY (contralto)

Sybilla Marshall Peter Pears
Margaret Rees Emlyn Bebb Winifred Downer Victor Utting Anne Wood
Victor Harding Conductor, LESLIE WOODGATE

' The People of England '
A Dramatic Interlude written by SYBIL CLARKE

This is the third talk in Lord Elton's series ' What is a Great Man ? ' and his account of the prophet to whom more than to anybody else the modern Labour Party owes its creation will be of particular interest. Lord Elton's biography of Keir Hardie , ' 'England, Arise,' is well known.

Marek Weber and his Orchestra:
March, Deutschmeister Regiment (Jurek). The Coolies of Sumatra (Jfessel). Fantasia, Manon (Massenet, arr. Tavan). Squirrel Dance (Smith). Waltz, Golden Rain (Waldteufel). From Meyerbeer's Treasure House (arr. Urbach)

with GERRY FITZGERALD and CAROLINE

including Weather Forecast

JOHN HILTON

Conductor, GEORGE WALTER
(All arrangements by Walter)

The BBC Men's Chorus
Conductor, Leslie Woodgate
Henry Cummings (baritone)
At the pianoforte, Ernest Lush

He's a College Boy (p. 8)
Old Noah (p. 150)
A Litany of Drinking (p. 146)
Peter Brown (p. 28)
Begone, dull care! (p. 179)
The Sardine and the Sprat (p. 214)
Poor Ned (p. 228)
Down in Demerara (p. 208)
Mary had a little lamb (p. 226)
One more river to cross (p. 210)

(Page numbers refer to the British Students' Song Book)

A new presentation of popular music
About a year ago Van Phillips made a big hit with his broadcasts with an all-star orchestra, and he has a unique reputation in this country as an arranger of dance music. This evening, with two orchestras, he is to give the first of a series of thirteen half-hour broadcasts. The broadcasts are to be given .weekly, .but. not necessarily on the same evening. For the next four weeks he will be on the air on Wednesday, October 14, - Tuesday, October 20, Tuesday, October : 27, and Tuesday, November 3.
His idea is to play popular tunes of today with his full orchestra of twenty instrumentalists and to alternate them
. with old favourites on his small string orchestra. And his broadcasts will make not only for contrast but for speed, for he will get fourteen" or sixteen numbers into his half-hour instead of the usual eight or nine. He believes Leslie Douglas to be one of the best dance band vocalists in the country'.

FRANK BIRCH
This is the first talk in the new series 'This Freedom of Ours', which Lord Macmillan introduced to listeners last week.Tonight, and on subsequent Tuesdays, Frank Birch, by telling the story of our freedom (which he points out, we always take for granted, except when it is interfered with), will put us in a better position to judge how much it is worth today.

These talks have been arranged particularly with the needs of Wireless Discussion Groups in mind. Listeners wishing to know more about Wireless Discussion Groups should write to the Education Officer at the nearest BBC station, and he will provide them with information on how to start a group, and also with a syllabus of this and other series of talks.

including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping

THE BOYD NEEL ORCHESTRA
Leader, Louis WILLOUGHBY
Conductor, BOYD NEEL
Nelee et Myrthis
Chaconne
La Princesse de Navarre
Passepied
Entree des bohemiens Menuet i
Menuet 2
Tambourin en rondeau Gavotte I Danse gaie
Entree des Graces Gavotte 2
Finale
Les Indes galantes
Marche Menuet
Danse des sauvages Chaconne

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

A high speed revue written and composed by REX LONDON with JANET LIND
RAYMOND NEWELL
FLORENCE OLDHAM
EDWARD COOPER
MIRIAM FERRIS
HORACE PERCIVAL and REX LONDON
THE BBC REVUE CHORUS and THE BBC VARIETY ORCHESTRA
Produced and conducted by ERNEST LONGSTAFFE
This programme will be broadcast again in the Regional programme on Saturda at 4.15

from the May Fair Hotel