Interlude
2.5 Weekly News Review
J. SPENCER MUIRHEAD , D.S.O., M.C.,
LL.B.
2.15 Interval
2.20 Music
Time and Tune: Listening to two tunes at one time
HERBERT WISEMAN
2.50 Interlude
3.0 Scottish History
' The Tragic Queen '
R. L. MACKIE
In this interlude Scottish school-children will have three glimpses of Mary Queen of Scots: first, of Mary as a happy girl in the beautiful Castle of Chenanceaux in France ; second as a widow of nineteen in grim, grey Holyrood. listening unwillingly to John Knox as he scolds her and tells her that she will bring ruin upon herself and her country ; and for the third, it will be assumed that twenty-eight years have passed and that the tragic queen is sitting in her room in Fotheringay Castle on a night just before her execution, writing a farewell letter to the King of France.
3.20 Interlude
3.25 Interval

Conducted by the Rev. George Nicholson , Pollok Church of Scotland, Glasgow