From page 5 of ' New Every Morning '

for Farmers and Shipping

at the Organ of the Regal Cinema,
Glasgow

History in the Making
' King and Empire'
The Rt. Hon. The VISCOUNT
BLEDISLOE, G.C.M.G., K.B.E.,
President of the Empire Day
Movement

Arthur Rubinstein (pianoforte) and Onnou (violin), Prevost (viola), Maas (violoncello) of the Pro Arte Quartet:
Quartet in G minor, Op. 25 (Brahms) -1 Allegro; 2 Allegro ma non troppo-Trio: Animato ; 3 Andante con moto—Animato ; 4 Rondo alia zingarese: Presto

The BBC Midland Orchestra
Leader, Alfred Cave
Conducted by Reginald Burston

Conductor,
Colonel G. W. F. Fuller

Directed by Billy Hobson

Splitting a Taxi by Two Lawyers
Just a year ago much surprise was created by a widely discussed legal appeal which decided that for several persons to hire a taxi, agreeing to share the expense, was an offence under the Road Traffic Act of 1930. This case and others bring up the general question of little-known legal fields in which even the most conscientious citizen is liable unwittingly to go astray. Before the microphone this afternoon, two lawyers will discuss a point of interest to everybody.

Vladimir Horowitz (pianoforte):'
Mazurka in C sharp minor ; Mazurka in F minor ; Mazurka in E minor (Chopin)

Coronation Edition
A Radio Revue
Book and lyrics by Harry Howard and Sidney Vivian with an additional monologue by Fred Rome
Music by Harry Howard
Musical arrangements by Harry Bidgood
Those taking part
Billie Baker
Gordon Little
Miriam Ferris
Ernest Sefton
Diana Morrison
Harry Howard
The Radio Three
Sidney Vivian and Harry Bidgood and his Band
Production by William MacLurg
(Empire Programme)
Here is a third edition of ' London Pie', with a Coronation flavour. Like the second edition broadcast in February, it is to be heard by listeners at home as well as those in the Empire to whom it is primarily broadcast. Among the amusing items is a sketch in which a Lancashire man up in London for the Coronation gets his hair cut, another is written round a canteen at a London garage where the busmen meet, and there is a skit on Coronation crowds. ' London Pie ' is so topical, witty, tuneful, and full of good numbers, that this third edition should deserve a fourth.
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' London Journey'

including Weather Forecast

The BBC Orchestra
(Section C)
Led by Laurance Turner
Conducted by Constant Lambert
During the last two or three years Constant Lambert has shown himself to be one of the most gifted of the younger school of British conductors. His association with ballet goes back to the days of Diaghilev when the latter commissioned him to write
Pomona, the music of which will be heard this evening. For some years now Lambert has been conductor of Sadler's Wells ballet, with which he has accomplished fine work.

Entertainer

the Return of the Native
High Happenings at Hogsnorton

Produced by A. W. Hanson introduces to you some of the interesting people from different parts of the Empire who are in London for
Coronation Week

This Revue will be broadcast again in the Regional programme on Thursday at 7.30

including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping

If the third Baron Sackville had not lent two chairs to the Office of Works for the Coronation of King George V and Queen Mary, and if his daughter, the well-known broadcaster, the Hon. V. Sackville-West, then a girl of nineteen, had not happened to sit next to the head of the Office of Works at a dinner party and shot a bow at a venture with all the courage of youth, she would never have witnessed the Coronation Service of 1911. Her description, as one would expect from a winner of the Hawthornden Prize, will be distinguished by its literary quality in presenting a picture of a ceremony exactly the same in detail and significance as the one that takes place tomorrow, although coaches bringing peers and peeresses to the Abbey were many and motors were few.

with BILL CURRIE
ABE ROMAINE and RAY ELLINGTON