From page 93 of ' New Every Morning '

Hilo Hawaiian Orchestra: March
Medley, My Hula Love. Along Miami Shore (Warren)
Edith and Kelvin Buchley (pianoforte and cinema organ) : Waltz (Naila) (Ddibes, arr. Dohnányi). Polonaise (Mignon) (Ambroise Thomas , Pease)
Albert Sandier (violin), J. Samehtini
(violoncello), J. Byfield (pianoforte) : Extase—Rêverie (Ganne). Spanish Serenade (Hughes). Child and his Dancing Doll (Hughes)

Regional Geography
North America
' The Far North '
G. B. BARBOUR , Ph.D., and ALAN SULLIVAN

Leader, Frank Thomas
Conductor, IDRIS Lewis
CEREDIG JONES (baritone)

VERA RAE-STEVENS (contralto)
JOHN TORNEY (tenor)

Dance Music

' A New England'
G. M. BOUMPHREY

' Looking Forward'
A Dramatic Interlude written by MADGE PEMBERTON

Nansen-the Explorer and Internationalist
THE LORD ELTON

Old Styrian ' Hackbrett ' (dulcimer) :
March,
Leobner Kardosch Singers : Sonia from the Ural (Sleinemeyer, Feldon). Castles in the South (Grothe, Hannes)
Vienna Accordeon Orchestra : From
Near and Far (Austrian Waltz Melodies) (arr. Grotz, Höhne)
The Kardosch Singers : The song you alone can sing (Mohr, Richter). In Turkestan (Berco, Karlich)
Swiss Ensemble, conducted by G. Betz : Happy Swiss Memories (Betz)

including Weather Forecast

' Follow My Leader '
COLLIN BROOKS
Collin Brooks is the editor of the Sunday Dispatch and sometime editor of The Yorkshire Post ; he is also the author of many books, ranging from works on economic history to detective stories, and novels of more serious character written over the pseudonym of ' Barnaby Brook '. Tonight he is going to 'talk about the way in which some books lead one on to other authors apparently remote; for instance, Kipling to Surtees and Jane Austen ; Dickens to Smollett and Marryat. He will talk almost entirely about old books'.

The third programme of new and unknown artists presented by CARROLL LEVIS and BRYAN MICHIE supported by THE BBC VARIETY ORCHESTRA
Conducted by CHARLES SHADWELL
JEAN MELVILLE at the Piano

Leader, J. MOULAND BEGBIE
Conducted by IAN WHYTE
Hamish MacCunn (1868-1916), one of the most gifted composers that Scotland has produced, studied at the Royal College under Sir Hubert Parry until 1886. In the following year he came into real prominence as a composer with his concert overture ' Land of the Mountain and the Flood '. The poetic basis of the music is the passage from Scott's 'Lay of the Last Minstrel which begins : ' 0 Caledonia ! stern and wild '.

including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping

' King Lear' is to be broadcast in the National programme on Sunday, December 13. 5.30-7.30 p.m.
This evening's introductory programme is designed to give listeners some idea of the play's content and history

2-The Middle Ages of Dance Music presented by THE SINGING SISTERS
(vocal trio)
BETTY MATHEW
(contralto)
JAMES CARR
. (tenor)
THE MORGAN BROTHERS
(duettists) and RUBY DUNCAN, JIMMY Ross and BILL THOMSON
(at three pianos)
The programme devised by MOULTRIE KELSALL and JIMMY Ross
(From Aberdeen)

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

A Mosaic of Words and Music

(1630-1677)
Chamber Music played by ANDRE MANGEOT (violin)
BEATRICE HUCKELL (violin)
JOHN TICEHURST (harpsichord)
ANDRE MANGEOT , BEATRICE HUCKELL ,
JOHN TICEHURST
Two Suites (from Mr. Locke's Set of Twenty)
1. in C minor
I. Pavan. 2. Air. 3. Courante
2. in C
I. Pavan. 2. Air. 3. Galliard
Suite in C minor (from the Flatt
Consort)
I. Fantasia. 2. Jigg
JOHN TICEHURST
Suite in D
I. Prelude. 2. Almain. 3. Courante. 4. Saraband. 5. Rant. 6. Almain. 7. Virago
ANDRE MANGEOT , BEATRICE HUCKELL ,
JOHN TICEHURST
Suite in G minor (from the Broken
Consort)
1. Fantasia. 2. Courante. 3. Fantasia. 4. Saraband

from the Cafe de Paris