★ from page 77 of 'New Every Morning'

★ Hebe Simpson (soprano)
Muriel Taylor (violoncello)

★ German for Sixth Forms
' Die Luneberger Heide '
CARL BRINITZER

(From the Acts of the Apostles to the Reformation)
Second Series
16—'The Anglo-Saxon Church'
J. N. L. Myres ,
University Lecturer in Modern
History, Oxford

from St. Margaret's, Westminster by Thomas Hallford
Overtur

(by permission of the Watch Committee)
Conducted by Captain F. W. Wood ,
M.V.O., Director of Music
(West of England)

★ by Leo Tolstoy
15, 'Moscow on Fire'
A serial reading by Eric Gillett
The French army has occupied
Moscow. Fire breaks out in the old city, deserted by most of its inhabitants. The Rostov family party, among the last to leave, has been joined at the last moment by a carriage in which a severely wounded officer is lying. This man turns out to be Prince Andrew, to whom Natasha Rostov had been engaged.

if Science and Gardening
Plant Growth (continued)
The Cultivation of Vegetables
1-' Onions and Shallots '
C. F. LAWRANCE
2.25 * Interval Music
2.30 Early Stages in Music if Question and Answer
THOMAS ARMSTRONG , D. Mus.

★ A programme of popular dance music on gramophone records

if Interval Music
3.35 Early Stages in German
* R. ARIS and MARGARET SCHLEGEL

* The Fourth Test Match
England v. South Africa
A commentary on the closing overs of the day, and a summary of the second day's play by E. W. Swanton from the Wanderers Cricket Ground,
Johannesburg

★ at the Organ of the Granada,
Welling

A programme of gramophone records presented by Alec Robertson
Few audiences are as enthusiastic as those found at the opera, particularly in the cheaper parts of the house. But in this country, outside London at any rate, opportunities for going to the opera are few and far between, if existent at all. It is therefore specially to the many scattered lovers of opera that this series of six programmes ' Nights at the Opera ' is addressed.
Alec Robertson , who is presenting these programmes, cherishes a lifelong passion for opera. In his first programme he will speak of preludes and overtures and recall preliminary thrills before the rise of the curtain. The curtain will be up for the second talk and the stage waiting for the entrance of principals. The four remaining talks of the series will be concerned with solo arias, love duets and death scenes (in which opera abounds!), concerted music for the principals and chorus, and entr'actes. For the most part the pieces will be taken from the established repertoire, but there will be a novelty or two.

Directed by Ralph Letts with Citherine Wendol

including Weather Forecast

Sir Walford Davies ,
Master of the King's Musick

Here are the gramophone records that you've chosen
Presented by Dick Bentley
What is your favourite record ? Write the name of one record-your favourite song, dance tune, piece of light music, or funny record-on a post card, giving if possible the make and number of the record, and address the card to the BBC, Broadcasting House, London, W.1, marked ' Gramophone Request' on the top left-hand corner.

Presented by Harry S. Pepper and Ronald Waldman
Vine, More, and Nevard
Inspector Hornleigh Investigates
(No. 19-2nd Series) by H. W. Priwin , with S. J. Warmington as Inspector HornLigh
Puzzle Corner
? ? ? Guess ? ? ?
Vi Bradley
' Meek's Antiques ' by Ernest Dudley and Harry S. Pepper with Richard Goolden
Leaves of Memory by an Old-Timer
Singing Commeres, The Three
Chimes
The Orchestra conducted by Charles Shadwell

7, ' Boys and Girls Together'
W. E. Williams
' I can't see the use of a lot of the subjects they teach my boy. They won't help him to get a job. What's the point of it ? ' 'I wonder if it's worth sending my daughter to the secondary school. Her teachers say she'll get a scholarship, but I'd like to know how much it will cost me all told, and what she'll get out of it'.
These are the sort of questions that parents are always asking and which, in this series, they can put to an expert-and get them answered.
The editor of the series, W. E.
Williams, is the secretary of the British Institute of Adult Education, editor of Highway, and author of a number of books on education.

The BBC Variety Orchestra
Leader, Frank Cantell
Conductor, Charles Shadwell in a programme of novelty numbers and solo pieces with Dawn Davis

including Weather Forecast and Forecast for Shipping

A Gramophonic Kaleidoscope
Devised and presented by Dudley
Glass
Produced by Leslie Perowne

(Section E)
Led by Laurance Turner
Conducted by Boyd Neel
Kathleen Long (pianoforte)

with Alice Mann
The Canadian Capers
Sue and her boy friends from the Cafe de Paris

A rhythmic nightcap of gramophone records featuring
Gerry Moore and Connie Boswell