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First Part of Priestley's "Let The People Sing.”

12.16 p.m.-Service of Intercession.

12.00 pm--Compositions of

beer.

Moyer.

Band

Marche aux Flambeaux

of HM. Coldstream Guards. 0. Paradise (L'Afričnna). Jussi

Bjorling (Tenor),

Ballet Suite-Les Patinours: Entre;-

Pas de Patineurs; Pas de Deux: Pas de Trois................... Sadlers Wells Orchestra cond:" by Constant Lam- bert.

The Shadow Song from "Pinorah"

Millza Korjus "(Soprano), Torch Dance No. 1 in B Fint Majo Berlin State Opera Orchestri cond: "by F.Weissman. Coronation March from "Le Pro phete"....Berlin State Opera Or- chestra cond: by F. Welssman.

1 p.m.-Local Time Signal and Wea-

ther Report:

1.03 p.m.-Eight Piano Ensemble.

Dinah

Lazy Bones (Carmichael);

(Akst); Speak Easy (Gensler); Rollin' Home (Rose).

1.15 p.m.-Dance Music.

Fox-Trots-Goodbye, Little Dream, Goodbye (Cole Porter); When A Woman Smiles (Ellis)....... .Jack Hylton & His Orchestra. Waltz The Waltz In Swing Time (Kern). ..Johnny Green & His Orchestra.

Tangos-Jingle Bells (Bohr); Twi- light__(Donato)....Bohr's Argen- tine Tango Orchestra..

1.30 p.m.-Reuter and Rugby Press, Weather Forecast and Announce- ments.

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1.45 p.m.-A” Programme ́of Gersh-

win's Music.

Cuban Overture....Paul Whiteman *** and His Concert Orchestra. Selection from "Porgy & Beas",

Anna Ziegler and Webster Booth with Carroll Gibbons & the Savoy Hotel Orpheans.

Rhapsody in Blue.....Boston Pro-

menade Orchestra cond: by Ar- ́ thur Fieldler. Solo Piano: "J. M." Sanroma.

15 p.m.-CLOSE DOWŃ.

p.m.--The Music of Ravel. Plece En Forme de Habanera

Maurice Marechal -- (Violincello) with Maurice Faure at the Piano. Sonata for Pianò..........Alfred Cortot." Jeux D'Eau...........Alfred Cortot. Alborada del Gracioso (Extrait des "Miroirs")....Orchestre des Con- certs Straram.

5.30 p.m.-Closing Local Stock Quota-

tions.

6.32 p.m.-A Programme of Popular

Classics.

Where the Bee Sucks (Shakespeare & Arne); Come Let Us Join The Roundelay (Wm. Beale)

The B.B.C. Wireless Singers. The Lute Player (Allitsen); The

Floral Dance (Katie Moss). Peter Dawson (Bass-Baritone). On Wings Of Sang (Mendelssohn) Mark Hambourg at the Piano. The Lass With The Delicate Air (Arne); My Lovely Cella (Monro)

Winning

CONTRACT

(By the Four Aces)

David Bruce Burnstone, Merwin D. Mater, Oswald Jacoby, Howard Schen- World's leading Team-of-Four, Inventors of the system that has beaten every other system in existence.

► 1

South, Dealer

Both sides vulnerable

North-South 40 on score

V Q 6 2

10.7 4

09653

A Q J

K Q 3

♡ KJ 9 8 ◇ KJ 10 4 5 4 2

IW

JUST ONE MISTAKE

AJ 9.8

0.2

lead hearts once more, so that, strange as it seems, Declarer lost no heart tricks.

South had executed a double end- play which could have been frustrated if East had made the proper play to the first trick.

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Yesterday, with both sides vulner- able, you were Merwin Maier's part- ner and held:

♡ 7 6 4

10 9 7 3

Б

A 10 3

0. A. Q 8 7 4 2

K 8 6

The South

bidding:

10

West

IV

North

20

East 24

30

3A

Pass

Pasa

The bidding:

40

Dbl.

Pass

Pass

Pass

Maier ~ Schenken Pass INT (?)

You

That one slight slip on defence can prove fatal is demonstrated in to-day's hand. Against four diamonds doubled, West opened the spade King, which held the trick.

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HIGH CARD VALUKS

OF THE FOUR-ACES BYSTEN

FACE

KING! {QUEEN 1

JACK

EVERAGE, MAJD 6:30

Burnstone

Pass

K, Q 10 x I A XX

◊ A XX

ANSWER: Pass. At best you can. only hope to make a partial score against an opening notrump bid. At worst a two-spade overcall may be doubled. A double is unsound.

Score 100% for pass; 40% for double, 20% for two spades.

QUESTION NO. 197

Howard Schenken is your partner.

While this play might seem innocuous, the fatal slip had al- ready been made! East should have overtaken with his spade Acë and returned a heart. As You hold: it was, South-trumped the second spade, led a club to dummy," then trumped the remaining spade. Declarer next played two more rounds. of clubs, then led a diamond from dummy and when East showed out, played low, "nowing West to win the trick with the ten. West was now forced to lead a heart, which Declarer easily captured with his ten-spot. Now South played the Ace and another diamond, and West was then forced to Inc.)

K JI

Q 10 x

Ö A KX1

You Byrastons

The bidding:

Jucáby Pass Pass

What do you bld? (Answer tomorrow.)

(Released by The Bell Syndicate,

Nan Maryska (Soprano). The 'Ole In The Ark (Figar):

Stanley Holloway. (Comedian). Rakoczy March" (Liszt)...

Hambourg at the Biano.

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Thought-Short Talks on matters of topical interest.

9.45 PM.

It Was A Lover and His Lass $50

(Shakespeare & Moffer) B.B.C. Wireless Singers.

7.08 p.m-Sorokin Russian Choir,

Prince Igor-Peasants Chorus (Bo-

rodin); Russian Cheruble Hymn (Vorotnikoff).

7.25′ p.m.-Techalkevsky

Concerto

No. 1, in B Flat Minor, played by Egon Putri (Pianoforte) and the London Philharmonic Orchestra.

8 p.m.-Local Time Signal, Weather

Report and Announcements.

8.03 p.m.-Compositions of Bir Edward

German.

"Henry VIII" Dances: Shepherds

Dance; Morris Dance; Torch Dance...New Symphony Orcher- tra cond: by Dr. Malcolm Sárgent. Glorious Devon....Robert Radford

(Bass). "Nell Gwyn" Dances:

Country Dance; Pastoral Dance; - Merry- makers Dance...........Jack Hylton &. His Orchestra. "Merry England"—Vocal. Gems..

Miriam Licette (Soprano), ́· Clara Serena (Contralto), Francis Rus- sell (Tenor), Dennis Noble (Bari- tone), Robert Carr (Bass) and Chorus and Orchestra.

8.30 pm-LONDON - The Beggars Opera' Excerpts from Gay's Opera with Olive Groves (Soprano), Joyce Newton (Contralto), Frederick (Baritone), Ernest Lush (Harpsi- chord).

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Introducing Last, Lovely Lady, The Glory of Love.. rus Gentlemen, Please,”

m-LONDON “Let The People Ming by J. 2. Priestley, The first instalment of twelve serial readings. The first and last instalments will be read by the author.

·10.20 p.m.-Dance Music.

6/8 One Step--Follow the Band (Sarony); Fox-Trot-Toot, Toot, Tootle On Your Flute (Holmes) New Mayfair Dance Orch.

Sweethearts Waltz (Herbert);

Quickstep--Where Is Our Bluebird. of Melody Lânë (Noel)....Victor Silvester & His Orchestra.

Swing Fox-Trots-Hot Lips (Davis);` Ain't Misbehaving (Waller)..... Quintette of the Hot Club France.

of

Tangos-Por Que? (Sresedo); Crep-

secule (Codevilla)

Geraldo & His Gaucho Tango Orchestra. Fox-Trots-Me and My Girl (Gay); Lambeth Walk (Gay)...........Ronnie Munro & His Orchestra. Quickstep-Could Be (Donaldson); Slow Fox-Trot Hurry Home (Emmerich)....Mantovani & His

Orchestra.

11 p.m.--CLOSE DOWN.~

What's On At the Cinemas

AT THE QUEEN'S AND ALHAM- BRA-“Bachelor Mother", with Gin- ger Rogers and David Niven, Charles Coburn, Frank Albertson, E. E. Clive and Ernest Truex.. The stormy ro- mance between a strong-willed de- partment store executive and an un- married salesgirl whom he unreason- ably believes to be the mother of a baby boy provides the amusing basis of "Bachelor Mother.”

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AT THE CATHAY—“Charlie Chan In Honolulu." Mystery murder, me- lodrama, comedy, suspence, surpries and excitement in generous dose make this the best Charlie Chan film to date. And then there is the flawless per- formance of Sidney Toler in the title role. With Sidney Toler, Phyllis Brooks, Sen Yung, Eddie Collins, John King and Claire Dodd.

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AT THE ORIENTAL-“The Buc- AT THE KING'S-"Confessions of

cancer." The flaming romance of a Nazi Spy," with Edward G. Robin-Jean Lafitte, America's most amazing son, Francis Lederer, George Sanders hero and rogue. Scene of awe-inspir- and Paul Lukas. The story of "G-ing grandeur and roaring action by Men" who shattered the Nazi Spy ring that master producer of epice. Cecil that spread its tentacles across the United States.

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B. de Mille, Heading a cast of thou- sands are Fredric March, Francisca Gaal, Akim Tamiroff, Margot Gra- hame, Walter Brennan, Ian Heath, Douglas Dumbrille and. Beulah Bondi.

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AT THE MAJESTIC—"In Old Chi- cago." Spectacular drama of the lusty, brawling young metropolis that vanished in a tornado of flames, and

STAR-"That the tough, two-fisted "never-say-dies" | Age." The delightfully human mis- |who fought and schemed to make its adventures that befall a girl who is tawdry splendours possible. The cast] "to old for dolls, too young for ro- of thousands is headed by Alice Faye, mance," when she meets her "knight Tyrone Power, Don Ameche, Alice in shining armour." With Deanna Brady, Andy Devine, Brian Donlevy, Durbin, Melvyn Douglas, Jack e Coo- Phyllis Brooks, Brian Blackmer, Ber-per, Irene Rich, Nancy Carroll, John ton Churchill and Tom Brown.

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