from ' When two or three,' page 24

Directed by HENRY HALL

Relayed from The West End Cinema,
Birmingham
(From Birmingham)

March, With Sword and Lance (GRAND MASSED BRASS BANDS)
Overture, The Jolly Robbers
(B.B.C. WIRELESS MILITARY BAND, Conductor, B. WALTON O'DONNELL)
Lightning Switch (BAND of QUEEN'S OWN CAMERONIAN HIGHLANDERS)
Changing of the Guard (BAND of H.M. ROYAL HORSE GUARDS)
Selection, Dorothy (BAND of H.M. COLDSTREAM GUARDS)
March, Colonel Bogey (BAND of H.M. IRISH GUARDS) A little love, a little kiss
(B.B.C. Wireless MILITARY BAND,
Conductor, B. WALTON O'DONNELL) March, Entry of the Gladiators (WESTMINSTER MILITARY BAND)

Directed by John Bridge
(North Regional Programme)
(Continued overleaf.)

SMALLER PIANOFORTE WORKS OF SCHUMANN
Played by CECIL DixoN
Albumblatter (Album Leaves) (continued)
12. Burla ; 13. Larghetto ; 14. Vision ; 15. Walzer; 16. Schlummerlied (Slumber Song); 17. Elfe ; 18. Botschaft (The Message); 19. Phantasiestücke ; 20 Kanon Arabesque

Mr. ST. JOHN ERVINE

Mr. C. H. MIDDLETON : ' Sowing your Summer
Annuals '

Mr. J. W. BROWN : Conclusion
A former secretary of the International
Federation of Trade Unions sums up a series that has given an interesting cross-section comparison of working and living conditions in many trades in this country and abroad.

'The Pyramid'
A Play for Broadcasting by NORMAN EDWARDS
Characters in order of speaking :
The Action takes place inside one of the Pyramids
Produced by ROBIN WHITWORTH
'A Visitor from Down Under'
A Play from the Short Story by L. P. HARTLEY in ' The Killing Bottle'
Characters :
The Action takes place in London on Christmas
Eve
Adapted for broadcasting and produced by C. DENIS FREEMAN and M. H. ALLEN
The Pyramid is a new radio play by Norman Edwards , part-author of Waterloo, broadcast in June of last year. Its unusual and picturesque setting is the central chamber of a pyramid near Cairo. A party of sightseers are trapped by a falling wall; their only light is broken. The effect of this unpleasant adventure on the individuals is the theme of the play, which makes gripping entertainment well adapted for broadcasting. A Visitor from Down Under is a thriller of another kind; it was broadcast with great effect in a 'recent Miscellany.

GERALDO and his ORCHESTRA, followed by THE SAVOY HOTEL ORPHEANS, relayed from
THE SAVOY HOTEL
(Shipping Forecast at 11.0)