From page 53 of ' New Every Morning

Evelvn Howard Jones (pianoforte):
Mazurka ; Waltz ; Toccata (Five Pianoforte Pieces) (Delius)
Lisa Perli (soprano), accompanied by Sir Thomas Beecham , Bart.:
Cradle Song. The Nightingale.
Evening Voices (Twilight Fancies) (Delius) ,
Anatole Kitain (pianoforte):
Ballade No. 3, in A flat (Chopin)

0 History in the Making
Advertising and Propaganda K. C. BOSWELL

The New English Trio: Gwynneth Trotter (violin) ; Audrey
Piggott (violoncello) ; Dorothea Aspinall (pianoforte)

Trio in B minor, Op. 123 - Algernon Ashton 1 Allegro fastoso. 2 Larghetto sostenuto. 3 Intermezzo. 4 Finale

The National programme will be interrupted between 12.25 and 1.15 for a description of the Lord Mayor's
Procession by John Snagge from the Mansion House
As soon as the head of the Lord Mayor's procession passes the Mansion House the programme will be interrupted for listeners to hear a commentary. John Snagge , who will be on the roof of the Mansion House in the heart of the City, with the Royal Exchange on his right and the Bank of England opposite, will give an account of the pageantry moving beneath him. The procession with its theme of Empire trade, will already have passed through the Lord Mayor's Ward, Cripplegate, and be on the way to the Law Courts for the Lord Mayor to be sworn in and to assume his unique privileges. It is of interest to know that on the way back the procession will be televised.

(From Midland) (D)

Round the Countryside: Some Queer Fish
C.C. Gaddum
Most people regard fish as normal animals that all behave in very much the same sort of way. Mr. Gaddum in his talk today will tell listeners about the curious fish called the stickleback, which is common in most ponds and streams. Unlike most fish, the stickleback builds a nest in which the female is imprisoned until the eggs are hatched, when the young fry are taken care of by the male. Finally, Mr. Gaddum will talk about another curious fish. the flatfish, which changes colour in order to adapt itself to its surroundings.
2.25 Interval Music
(D)

2.30 Senior English: Dramatic Reading: Julius Caesar: 1

2.55 Interval Music

3.0 Concert Lesson: Fugue (i) Oboe, Viola, and Bassoon
Thomas Armstrong, D.Mus.
(D)

3.30 Interval Music

3.35 Early Stages in French
E. M. Stephan and Germaine Chamayou

(Electrical Recording)

In the heart of the Magyar country, visitors from Budapest and further afield are listening to a programme of Continental and gypsy musfc played by The Hungaria Gypsy Band
Bela Bizony is the conductor and the music is introduced by Alexander Howard
From the Hungaria Restaurant

including Weather Forecast

Leader, Alfred Cave
Conducted by W. K. Stanton

A description of the scene in the Guildhall by Olga Collett
Broadcast from the Guildhall
Mrs. Olga Collett , daughter-in-law of a former Lord Mayor of London, will watch the historic scene from the gallery that will later be occupied by the Lady Mayoress's Maids of Honour, who will dine in a private room. While she looks down on the assembled guests, among whom will be the Prime Minister, the Archbishop of Canterbury, and foreign ambassadors, the Lord Mayor's procession will come in, heralded by trumpeters, and the Lord Mayor will enter the brilliant banquet room in the Guildhall.

' Catch-Phrases and Slogans '
R. W. Jepson

A programme presented by Gordon McConnel and arranged by Mark H. Lubbock
Artists:
Eva Turner, soprano
Dino Borgioli, tenor
Nora Gruhn, soprano
John Torney, tenor (by permission of the Royal Carl Rosa Opera Company)
George Hancock, baritone (by permission of the Royal Carl Rosa Opera Company)
The BBC Chorus (Section C)
The BBC Theatre Orchestra (Augmented)
Conducted by Stanford Robinson
Assistant Conductor: Arnold Perry

including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping

the Rt. Hon. Neville Chamberlain from the Guildhall
Tonight's banquet, held every year by long tradition and broadcast regularly (with one exception) since 1925, is not a public, but a private, function. It is a dinner given by the new Lord Mayor to the ex-Lord Mayor, who is the principal guest. By tradition it has become an occasion to introduce some of His Majesty's Ministers, and the Prime Minister, or the highest Minister available, invariably goes.
The only part of the banquet to be broadcast this evening will be the Prime Minister's speech-a speech that usually provides a forecast of the Government's future foreign policy.

The Police v.
The Imperial Services
A commentary by Thomas Woodrooffe from the Royal Albert Hall

The Nadia Boulanger
Vocal Ensemble
The BBC Orchestra (Section E)
Led by Laurance Turner
Conducted by Nadia Boulanger
Benvenuto Cellini
(Berlioz)
Duo-Trio
Entry of the Cardinal The Carnival
Teresa, Comtesse JEAN DE POLIGNAC
Benvenuto, PAUL DERENNE
Fieramosca, HUGUES CUÉNOD The Cardinal, DODA CONRAD
Padmavati
(Roussel)
Padmavati est l'image vivante Elle monte au ciel
Victoire a Siva destructeur II est trop tard
Padmavati, NATHALIE KÉDROFP
Nakamti, IRENE KÉDROFF
The Brahmin, HUGHES CUÉNOD
Le roi malRre lui
(The Unwilling King)
(Chabrier)
A nous voir, tous gentilshomme* Chere
Minka Rondeau a deux voix
Cher pays du gai soleil
Je suis du pays des gondoles Quels soirs divins
Henri, HUGUES CUÉNOD
Le Comte de Nangis,
PAUL DERENNE
Le Due de Fritelli, DODA CONRAD
Caylus, JACQUES BASTARD
Minka, GISÈLE PEYRON
Alexina,
Comtesse JEAN DE POLIGNAC

(Midland Programme)