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NovEMBER 27, 1931 WORLD-RADIO )l93 (London) NATIONAL PROGRAMMES (Northern) 1,148 kc/s (261 ·3 m.) 995 kc/s (301.5 m.) (68 kW.) (Daventry) 193 kc/s (1,554·4 m.) (35 kW.) (7o kW.) 11.0 p.m.-12 .midnight.-Dance 7.Io-7.25 p.m.-" The Countryside." 4.Io p.m.-Jack Payne and his B.B.C. 8.o p.m.-The Wireless Military Band. SUNDAY (NOV. 29) Music. Ray Fox aiid his Band, Mr. Frarik Prewett. Dance Orchestra. Conductt>r, B. Walton O'DoQnell. from Monseigneur. 7.30 p.m.-" What is Man ? "-IV. 4.30 p.m.-The Grosvenor House Phyllis Scott and John Rorke in 3.0 p.m.-Twenty-Eighth Annuol Orchestra, directed by Joseph Scottish FestiYal Service. Relayed Dr. John Baker (University Demon Duets (with Phyllis Scott at the strator in Zoology, University 1\!Ieeus. Pianoforte). from St. Calumba's Church of 5· I 5 p.m.-The Children's Hour. Scotland, Pont Street. TUESDAY (DEC. 1st) Museum, Oxford) : " The Evolu Q.O p.m.-" The Second News. u tion of Mind." 6.o p.m.-" The I•'irst Ne"·s." 4.0 p.m.-M~ssiah (Handell. Part I. 9-IS p.m.-Shipping Forecast; New IO.I5 a.m.-The Daily Seryice. S.o p.m.-Jnterval. 6.30 p.m.-The Foundations of Dora Labbettc (Soprano) ; Betty 10.45 a.m.-_'' British and Overseas l\1usic. Beethoven's Pianoforte York Stock Market Report. Bannerman (Contralto) ; Eric Dishes "-VII. · S.I 5 p.m.-B.B.C. Symphony Concert Sonatas. Played by Dorothy 9.20 p.m.-" The Way of the 'NoHd.'' Grccnc (Tenor) ; \Villiam Barrand II.O-IL5 a.m.-Housewives' News. -VII. Relayed from The Queen's Moggridge. Mr. Vernon Bartlett. (Bass). The B.B.C. Studio Sym 12 noon.-Edward O'Henry at the Hall, London. Myra Hess. The 6.50 p.m.-German Talk. Mr. Otto 9·35 p.m.-A Concei-t Version of the phony Orchestra and The Wireless Organ. · B.B.C. Symphony Orchestra Siepmann. Comic Opera " Tantivy Towers. ., Chorus, conducted by Stanford 1.0 p.m.-Leonardo Kernp and his (Leader, Arthur Catterall), con 7.20 p.m.-Notices of Sen'icc Re Libretto by A. P. Hcrbert. Music Robinson. Piccadilly Hotel Orchestra. ducted by Sir Landon Ronald. unions, etc. · by Thomas F. Dunhill. The 5.30 p.m.-A Pianoforte Recital by z.s p.m.-For the Schools. Orchestra : Overture, Egmont 7.30 p.m.·-" Can Democracy Sur Wireless Chorus. The B.B.C. Light Gertrude Peppercorn. 4-25 p.m.-Interval. (Beethoven). Myra Hess and Or vive ? "-X. The Rt. Hon. Lord Orchestra, conducted by Thomas 6.o-6.2o p.m.-For the Children., 4-30 p.m.-The Trocadero Cinema chestra: Concerto, No. 3, in C Eustace Pcrcy : " Patching." F. Dunhil!. 8.o p.m.-A Religious Service from Orchestra, directed by Alfred l\'linor, for Pianoforte and Orches 8.o p.m.-The Ridgeway Parade-V. the Studio, conducted by Dr. tra (Beethoven). 1 r.s p.m.-12 midnight. - Dance ·Van Dam. Typists', Brunettes' and Dukes' Music. The Savoy Orpheans from Alexander D. Lindsay, C.B.E., 5-IS p.m.-The Children's Hour. 9·5 p.m.-" The Second News." Night (New Series). A Song and the Savoy Hotel. ~ Master of Balliol College, Oxford. 6.o p.m.-" Thto, First News.'' Dance Show. Written by Halt 8.45 p.m.-The Week's Good Cause. 6.30 p.m,-The Foundations of l\1usic. Marvell and Philip Ridgeway. 8 .so P .m.-"The N ews. " · · . Beethoven's .. Pianoforte Sonatas, Musical Arrangements by D'orothy 9.5 p.m.-Tom }ones and The Grand played by Dorothy Moggridgc: TIME SIGNALS (Greenwich) Hogben. .. SATURDAY (5th) Hotel, Eastbourne·, Orchestra. 6.50 p.m.-FrChch Talk. l\ions1eur Sunday: 10.30 a.m., J.o p.m., Q.o p.m.-" The Second News." 10. IS a.m.-Thc Daily Service. Joan Leggatt (Soprano). E: M.- Stephan. 9.0 p.m. 9-I5 p.m.-Shipping Forecast; New 10.45-1 r.o a.m.-" 'Vhat's in the 10.30 p.m.-Epilogue. 7 .. 20 p.m.-Vaude,·ille. Jack Payne York Stock Market Report. Papers ? "-XIII. and his B.B.C. Dance --Orche~tra. Weekdays: IO.JO a.m. 1.0 p.m., 9.20 p.m.-" What I would do with I.0-2.0 p.m.-Thc Commodore Leslie Weston (Comedian). The the World "-IX. The Very Rev. Grand Orchestfa, directed by MONDAY (30th) Kentucky Singers (by courtesy of 4·45 p.m., 6.30 p.m., W. R. Inge, K.C.V.O., D.D., Joseph Muscant. Ciro's Club).· T\YO Pairs.: Claude 10.0 p.m., l!.Jo p.m. Dean of St. Paul's. z.20 p.m.-~'ales v. South Africa. ro.rs a.m.-The Daily Service. Hulb.:::rt, Enid Trevor, Paul Eng 9.50 p.m.-A Popular Recital. John A Running CommentarY on the 10.45-I r .o a.m.-" Great' Occasions larid, Pat Paterson. Jean lVIelville DANCE MUSIC Thornc (Baritone). Eisa Karen International Rugby Match, by in Other Lands "-XII. l\1rs. and Billy Thorburn at two Pianos. 5-Is-6.o p.m. each we~kday (Pianoforte). Captain H. B. T. Wakelam. From Noel Baker: " Greece." "O.K. With Me," by Philip Wade. 10.30 p.m.-Short Mid-Week Ser St. Helen's Ground, Swansea. 12 noon.-A Light Classical! Concert. The programme ,.,_·ill be compered from London and Northern vice, conducted by the Rev. \V. H. 4.0 p.m.-An Orchcstrar Concert .• Mo\ly Mitchell (Contralto). · The by l\.1abel Constanduros and transmitters. Elliott. Relayed from St. J\lichad's, Edward German Programme. The Wigmore Trio. Michael Hogan. Chester Square. B.B.C. Studio Symphony Orch r.o p.m.-The Commodore Grand 8.30 p.m.-" The Ncv;r Spirit in 10.45 p.m.-12 midnight.-Dance estra. Conductor, Adrian Bou1t. Orchestra, directed by Joseph Literature "-X. The Hon. Music. Jack Payne and his B. B. C. 9.20 p.nz.-Symphony Concert (con 4·45 p.m.-Reginald Foort at the 1\tluscilnt. Harold Nicolson, C.lVLG. :"Read Dant.\.~ Orchestra. Organ, 2.0. p.m.-Gramophone Records. ing as a ]\leans of Self-Education." tinued). Orchestra: Sy"lJ'hony 12 midright-12.5 a.m. (Friday). No. 2, in E Minor (R:ichmaninov). 5.15 p.m.-Thc Children's Hour. 2.25 p.m.-For the Schools. Re- g.o p.m.-" The Second News." Experimental Transmission for the 6.0 p.m.-u The First !~ews." ception Tost. 9.15 p.m.-Shipping Forecast; New 10. I 5 p.m.-Shipping Forecast ; New Radio Research Board by the 6.25 p.m.-Interval. 2.30 p,m.-World History. Mr. York Stock Market Report. York Stock Market Report. Fultograph Process. 6.30 p.m.-The Foundations of Norman H. Haynes, F.B.~I\. · g.2o p.m.-" A Voyage to Lilliput." I0.20 p.m.~" Idle Thoughts." Music. Beethoven's Pianoforte 3.40 p.m.-Interval. From " Gulliver's Travels/' by Sonatas, played by Dorothy Mog 3-45 p.m.-Kathleen Jacobs (Violon 10.35 p.m.-I-2 midnight.-Dancc J on a than Swift. 1\Iusic. Ray Fox and his Band FRIDAY (4th) gridge. Sonata in E, Op. 109. cello). Joyce Kadish (Pianoforte). 10.50 p.m.-Iz midr.i"glzt.-Dance from .l\Ionscigneur, Vivace ma non troppo; Prcstissimo; 4· I 5 p.m.-Moschetto and his Or- Music. IO.I5 a.m.-The Daily Service. Theme and Variations. chestra. I0.4S-II.o a.m.-" Grandmothers' 6.so-7.5 p.m.-" The Week in the 5-I5 p.m.-The Children's Hour. THl,TRSDAY (3rd) Tales "-VI. Miss M. Sidgwick: Garden.'' Mr. C. H. Middleton 6.o p.m.-" The First News." WEDNESDAY (2nd) " The Governess wbo became (Arranged afti:r consultation with Famous." the Royal Horticultural Society). 6.30 _p.m.-The Foundations of xo.I·5 a.m.-The Daily Service. IO.I5 a.m.-The :qaily Service. !2 noon.-A Concert. Cuthbert Music. Beethoven's Fi2nofortc 7.IO p.m.-'~ The \Vorld ot'Business.', I0-45-II.o a.m.-" The ·\Vtck 1n I0.45-II.O a.m.-" The Child's Reavely (Baritone). Margaret Mr. A. P. L. Gordon. i Spnatas, played by Dorothy Westminster." World "-XIII. Professor S. J. Haslctt (Soprano). Muriel Hay 7-3op.m.-Vaudeville. Cicely Court Moggridge. 12 noon.-An Orchestr::tl Concert. Cowell : " Food that makes Bones." (Violin). 6.50 p.m.-"- New Books.'' Miss V. 12.45 p.m.-Organ Recital. By H. A. neidge (Comedienne) ; Syd Bright The Northern Studio Orchestra, I2 noon.-·ReginalU Foort at the and Donald Thorne (Syncopated Saekville-West. directed by John Bridge. Organ of The Regal, Morble Bate. ~ 1.30 p.m.-A Recital of Gramophone Piano Duets and ~Steel Guitar 7.Io-'].25 p.m.-Topical Talk or Meirion l\'lorris (Bass~Baritone). Arch. Solos) ; Marnie Soutter and Blake Reading from New Books, by I.I5-2-I5 p.m.-Organ Recital by r.o p.m.-Gramophone Records. Records. By Christopher Stone. Adams : " An Omnibus Romance ,, Miss V. Sackville-West. 2.25 p.m.-Fol' the Schools. Dr. Harold Rhodes. r.I5-2.o p.m.-Luncb Hour Con (Episode Ill), by Daisy Fisher. 7.30 p.m.-" Why does Poverty 3·45 p.m.-Concert to Schools. The 2-25 p.m.-For the Schools.