Listings
: 'GRANDMOTHERS' TALES '—III
Miss M. SIDGWICK : The Flowered Waistcoat in the Inn Bed 'Contributors
: A Studio Concert
LAURENCE LEONARD (Tenor)DOROTHY MANLEY (Pianoforte)
Contributors
: Organ Recital
by WALTER S. VALERelayed from ALL SAINTS', MARGARET STREET
Contributors
: FOR THE SCHOOLS
RECEPTION TEST2.30 Rural Science
'How Science Came into Farming'—IV
Sir JOHN RUSSELL , F.R.S. : ' Science Shows how to Change the Plant'
2.55 Interval
Contributors
: 'LIFE AND WORK IN THE BRITISH ISLES '—VIII
Mr. CLIFFORD COLLINSON : In and Around' a Bradford Mill'Contributors
: Dramatic Reading
Scenes from ' Richard II ': Moschetto and his Orchestra
From The Dorchester Hotel: The Children's Hour
' Dear Enemies' (The Story of a queer friendship) (Reginald Hargreaves )Music from 'The Magician's
Apprentice ' (Dukas)
Played by GENIAL JEMIMA
At approximately 5.35 p.m.: Here and There.' A Summary of the Week's News by STEPHEN KING -
HALL
Contributors
: 'The First News'
WEATHER FORECAST, FIRST GENERAL NEWSBULLETIN ; London Stock Exchange Report and Bulletin for Farmers
: Egwyl Gymraeg
' Pynciau'r Dydd Yng Nghymru ' ganYr Athro E. ERNEST HUGHES
' Current Topics in Wales '
A Review, in Welsh, hy
Professor E. ERNEST HUGHES
(From Cardiff)
Contributors
: 'LEARNING TO LIVE '—VII
Sir PERCY NUNN : ' Current Ideals in Education'SIR, PERCY NUNN , who is only giv. ing this one talk in the series, has been Principal of the London Day Training College since 1922. Ho has taught mathematics in various secondary schools, and has published many books and papers dealing with educational problems. Up till now, tho speakers in this series have expounded the facts of education as it is today. Sir Percy Nunn introduces the second half of the series, which deals rather with education as it ought to bo. Education is a force which we ourselves control, and we can therefore change it if we arc dissatisfied with it. Sir Percy Nunn this evening, and Professor Macmurray in the next five talks, will help us to judge the present system of education for ourselves. Sir Percy Nunn gives in this talk an account of the views of educational experts.
Contributors
: The Wireless Military Band
Conducted by B. WALTON O'DONNELLThe SINGING CIRCLE
Contributors
: The Second News
Weather Forecast, Second General News Bulletin: Jane Eyre
by Charlotte BronteAdapted by Barbara Couper and Howard Rose
Contributors
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