From page 57 of ' New Every Morning'

for Farmers and Shipping

May Bartlett (soprano)
Arnold Goldsbrough (organ)

The Kutcher Trio:
Samuel Kutcher (violin); Douglas Cameron (violoncello) ; Harry Isaacs
(pianoforte)

. by Shula Doniach (pianoforte)
Six Moments musicaux, Op. 94
1 in C. 2 in A flat. 3 in F minor. 4 in C sharp minor. 5 in F minor. 6 in A flat
Shula Doniach first studied the piano under Felix Swinstead at the Royal Academy of Music, where she was awarded the Hine Gift for composition. She continued under Pouishnoff, Harriet Cohen , and Matthay in London, and then went to Berlin and Budapest, finishing her studies at Vienna under Steuermann. Miss Doniach has appeared with great success all over Europe in the dual capacity of composer and pianist. Her compositions include songs, a piano quintet, a fantasy for violin and piano, ballet music, etc.
In Jerusalem Miss Doniach helped to found the Palestine Orchestra and the Modern Chamber Music Society. She founded a Music Society in Bucharest, and since her return to London has founded and organised the Friends of Music Society, which has produced a great deal of interesting chamber music old and new.

' Pytheas of Massilia ' (300 B.C.)
An Explorer who never returned
' It is Pytheas who states that he travelled over Britain on foot and that the island is about 40,000 stadia in circumference. It is likewise he who describes Thule and other neighbouring places ... How is it possible that a private individual and one, too, in narrow circumstances, could ever have performed such vast expeditions by sea and land? '
Script by D. F. Aitken
Produced by John Richmond
(Empire Programme)

(D)
Under the direction of Harry Tollfree from the Little Theatre, Saltburn

For the past seven years Harry Tollfree has been directing the Little Theatre Cabaret at Saltburn-by-the Sea, on the Yorkshire coast, on behalf of Mrs. M.O. Osborne, lessee of the Little Theatre there. For the fourth year in succession they are to broadcast. It is of interest to listeners that Mrs. Osborne's cousin, Joan Shadwell, soubrette and dancer, will be heard this afternoon, for Joan is the daughter of Charles Shadwell, conductor of the BBC Variety Orchestra.
Linda Love, comedian and dancer, and Ivy Esta, pianist and entertainer, have been with the company for four consecutive seasons. Cal McCord is a Canadian entertainer who specialises in cowboy acts. Walter Barker is a comedian of considerable repute.
The show is run on intimate personality lines, and the ladies' dresses are a feature. Humour, versatility, good voices all contribute to making the Little Theatre Cabaret a perennial success.

Samuel Dushkin (violin) :
Jota Aragonesa. Tango (Albeniz, arr. Dushkin)
Samuel Dushkin (violin), accompanied by Igor Stravinsky : Russian dances. Petrushka (Stravinsky, arr. Stravinsky and Dushkin). Serenade and Scherzino (Pergolesi, arr. Stravinsky and Dushkin)
Solomon (pianoforte) : Fantasia in F minor, Op. 49. Study in F, Op. 25, No. 3 (Chopin)

Margaret Blythe (soprano)

including Weather Forecast

with FRED LATHAM and PAT TAYLOR

R. Hay
This evening's gardening talk is to be given by the author of an authoritative book entitled 'Annuals'. Mr. Hay, son of the Superintendent of the Central Royal Parks and Gardens in London, has, like his father, given several broadcast talks with C. H. Middleton. Many listeners will remember the two talks he gave on annuals and the one on seeds to sow in the summer. He was for many years with a leading wholesale seed firm and has just left them to join the editorial staff of The Gardener's Chronicle. In his talk this evening he is to speak on annuals as a fait accompli. He will describe some of the effects he has seen this summer while listeners are still able to see for themselves some of the very flowers he is describing. He will give a resume of the gardener's efforts during the current season.

A short-wave relay of what afternoon listeners in America are hearing this evening

The Lener String Quartet:
Jeno Lener (violin); Joseph Smilo vits (violin); Sandor Roth (viola) ;
Imre Hartmann (violoncello)

including Weather Forecast, and Forecast for Shipping

C. A. Oakley
(From Glasgow)

A Musical Presentation with The Lally Brothers and their
Orchestra
Alma Vane
Winifred Cooper and The Rhythm Brothers

Maria Marova (soprano)
Music from the South

with BILLY NICHOLLS
HARRY DAVIS
BERYL DAVIS and THE ROMANIACS