Broadcasting

MR. GOOLDEN IN A SCHOOL PLAY

BEETHOVEN'S SEVENTH

SYMPHONYI

The chief dramatic event in the Regional programme this week will be the revival. at 8 to-night of Goodbye, Mr. Chips, a play based on Mr. James Hilton's novel of that name. Mlr. Richard Goolden will appear in the title part.. Mozart's "Jupiter " Symphony, performed for the gramophone by the London Philharmonic Orchestra under Sir Thomas Beecham, will be heard at 9 by National listeners.

Beethoven's Seventh Symplhony will be heard this evening by listeners to Radio-Paris, and Mendelssohn's Italian Symphony, Schumann's Pianoforte Concerto in A Minor, and Beethoven's Third Leonora Overture by those taking the Sottens programme. Mr. Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion will be given from Vienna, two one-act operas from Rome, and the third act of Figaro from Strasbourg.

The broadcasting arrangements for today, July 23, are as follows

HOME STATIONS NATIONAL (200kc.) (1,500m.).

10.15 a.m. :The Daily Service. 10.30

Time; Weather for Farmers. and Shipping. 10.45 :-At, Home. To-day. .11.5 :-Organ Recital.

11.30 :-Gramophone. i2 :-The B.B.C.' Theatre Orchestra (leader, Montague Brearley), conductor, Harold Lowe; Marjorie Savage (soprano). ' 12.45 :-Gramophone. 1.15:Yascha Krein and his Gypsy Orchestra-; Olga Alexeeva (soprano). 2 :-Time; Orchestra from the Garrick Theatre, Southport. 3 Orchestra from the Carlton' Hotel. 3.50

Oft' Duty: Ta!ks for listeners at leisure in the afternoon. What do you think? The Consumer's view of adult education, by W. Emrys Williams. 4.10 :-Gramophone.

4.45 :-The Harp Trio: Tina Bonifacio (harp), Harry: .Dyson (flute) and Gethyn Wykeham-George' (violoncello). 5.15 Oscar Rabin and his Romany Band. 6

Time; News; Weather. Bulletin for Farmers. 6.25 :-Interlude. 6.30 :-Fred Hartley and his Novelty Quintet with Brian Lawrance. 7.15 :-The B.B.C. Northern Orchestra (leader,

Alfred Barker), conductor, T. H. Morrison.!

8 :-Romance in Rhythm: Geraldo and his; Orchestra, compered by Leslie Mitchell, with Esther Coleman, Webster Booth, the Radio three, the Top Hatters, the Romantic Young Ladies, and Arthur Tracey. 9 :-Symphony No. 41 in C (Jupiter) by Mozart; recorded by the London Philharmonic Orchestra. conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham. 9.30 :-Time; News: Weather: Forecast for Shipping. 10 :-A Short Mid-Weck Service, conducted by the Rev. W. H: Elliott, organist, Rcginald Goss-Custard. from St. Michael's, Chester Square. 10.20 :-Chamber Music: The Maurice Cole Trio: Winifred Small (violin), Kathleen Moorhouse (violoncello) and Maurice Cole (pianoforte). 11.15 :-Dance Orchestra from the Holborn Restaurant. 11.30-12 Time; Dance Music.

LONDON NATIONAL (1,149kc.) (261.1m.).

10.45 a.m.-6.30 :-National.. 8.12: National.

REGIONAL (877kic.) (34i.lm.).

10.15 a.m. :-The Daily Service. -10.30

Time; Weather for .Farmers and. Shipping. 10.45 :-Scottish. 11.45 :-Northern Ireland. 1.15:-Gramophone. 2:-Time;: Northern Ireland. .3.:-The Central- Band of the Royal Air Force, conducted by FlightLieutenant R. P. O'Donnell. from the Royal- Air Force Headquarters, Uxbridgc. 4:-Northern. 4.45 :-Gramophone. 5.15:Childrcn: London Calling-1600: An impression of what young listeners 'might havc heard had -broadcasting been invented in the ieign of Queen Elizabeth, written and arranged by Herbert Farjeori. ' 6-:-Timc'; News; Aeather; Bulletin for Farmers. . 6.30:Nlational: '7.15 :-Northern. 8 :-Good-bye, Mr. Chips, a...