@ A reading from
' Testament of Love ', by the Rev. Hubert L. Simpson , D.D.

Maundy Thursday
My God, my Father, make me strong
(S.P. 583, omitting verses 2 and 4) Psalm xliii
Matthew xxvi, 36-45
O Living Bread, Who once didst die
(Whitlock)

Regional Geography
' Coast and Highland in Brazil'
L. DUDLEY STAMP , D.Sc.
In this the last talk of the term Dr. Dudley Stamp is to speak of Rio de Janeiro-usually called Rio-the capital of Brazil, with its wonderful harbour surrounded by mountains. He will describe an ascent of one of them, the famous Sugar Loaf, from the top of which at midnight he looked down and saw the whole of Rio in a blaze of lights.
Next he will describe the day's journey by rail to Sao Paulo, the city of Skyscrapers that was created by coffee. He will tell you about the coffee industry of Brazil-and the orange industry too-and give you glimpses of a Brazilian peasant's home and of a coffee estate. And so to Santos, the coffee port, some little distance from the sea, and then back to the coast again.

Leader, Frank Thomas
Conductor, Idris Lewis
Edith Williams (soprano)

ORCHESTRA Overture, The Magic Flute - Mozart
Amber Eyes - Löhr
EDITH WILLIAMS At the Well - Hageman
Feast of Lanterns - Bantock
Think of Spring - del Riego
Rose softly blooming - Spohr
ORCHESTRA Suite, 1 Waltz (Apache Life). 2 Meditation (In the Tuileries Garden). 3 March (Montmartre) - Paris Haydn Wood
EDITH WILLIAMS Dewy Violets - Alessandro Scarlatti
Cecily - Richard Strauss
Serenade - Richard Strauss
Spring Waters - Rachmaninov
ORCHESTRA Charm me to sleep - Sanderson
Daddy Long-Legs - K. A. Wright

. Arranged by R. 0. Morris
The BBC Singers (A)
Margaret Godley Rosalind Rowsell Gladys Winmill Doris Owens Bradbridge White Martin Boddey Stanley Riley
Samuel Dyson Conductor, Leslie Woodgate
Seventeen come Sunday
Brisk young sailor (First version) The Lawyer
Tarry Trousers The Cuckoo
Blow away the morning dew Cold blows the wind High Germany
The Turtle Dove
The Mare and the Foal

Directed by Henry Hall

including Weather Forecast

John Hilton

Fourth Edition
Written and devised by Lauri Wylie
Produced by Max Kester with Clarence Wright
Dick Francis
Marjorie Sandford
Fred Yule
Phyllis Harding
Marie Dayne and Leonard Henry
The BBC Variety Orchestra
Conducted by John Weaver
Marjorie Sandford makes her appearance for the first time this year in Max Kester 's popular series of programmes, her engagement as principal boy in the Lyceum pantomime preventing her from being in the last ' Wireless Puppets ', broadcast in January.
Listeners know her better as Marjorie Lotinga - she is Ernie's niece-but she is now calling herself Marjorie Sandford to avoid shining in reflected family glory. Working in revue, musical comedy, and vaudeville, she has also appeared in double acts with various well-known artists, including Walter Williams and Billy Mayerl (with whom she has studied the piano). Her career began during her schooldays when she played in her father's shows at holiday time. At sixteen she ran away from her father's company in which she was touring and came back with a contract for a London revue.
'The Wireless Puppets' will broadcast again on Saturday at 4.0 in the Regional programme

A Programme Specially Devised for
Maundy Thursday by R. Ellis Roberts
Produced by Robin Whitworth with Ion Swinley, Felix Aylmer ,
The BBC Chorus, Section- B, and the London Symphony Orchestra
Leader, W. H. Reed
Conducted by Trevor Harvey
This is a shortened version of the Programme which was broadcast under the same title on Maundy
Thursday last year

Mary Jarred (contralto)
Anthony Pini (violoncello)

including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping

Leader, Montague Brearley
Conducted by Harold Lowe

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

by C. H. Trevor from the Concert Hall,
Broadcasting House

with Gene Crowley from the Holborn Restaurant