of records
and summary of the day's programmes
(pianoforte)
Conductor, Clifford Greenwood
from Croydon Parish Church
The Bells
9.30 .Order of Service
Hymn: Lord, teach us how to pray aright (A. and M. 247)
Confession and Absolution The Lord's Prayer Versicles Psalm xx
Lesson: Romans viii, 31-end Benedictus
Collects
Hymn, 0 for a faith that Will not shrink (A. and M. 278 ; S.P. 594 ; Rv. C.H. 474)
Address by the Rt. Rev. the Bishop of Croydon
Prayers
Hymn: Thy kingdom come ! On bended knee the passing ages pray (S.P. 680 ; Rv. C.H. 153)
Blessing
Organist and choirmaster,
H. Leslie Smith
Robert Gibbings
at the theatre organ
String quartet in D (K.499)
1 Allegretto. 2 Minuetto. 3 Adagio. 4 Allegro played by the Whinyates String Quartet — Seymour Whinyates (violin) ; Dorothy Everitt (violin) ; Veronica Gotch (viola) ; Helen Just
(violoncello)
with Percy Manchester
Well-known broadcasters read scenes from the novels which they have most enjoyed
This week V. C. Clinton-Baddeley will read the description of Mrs. Proudie's reception from
Anthony Trollope 's ' Barchester Towers '
The BBC Men's Chorus
Conductor, Leslie Woodgate
Raymond Newell (baritone)
At the piano, Ernest Lush
Dashing away with the smoothing-iron (No. 21)
King Arthur (No. 45)
Alouette (No. 3)
Let the bullgine run (No. 49)
Cock robin (No. 15)
Eileen Aroon (No. 24)
Marching through Georgia (No. 54)
One more ribber (No. 67)
(The numbers refer to the New Fellowship Song Book)
Conductor, H. Elliot Smith
at the organ of the Forum Cinema,
Southampton
' Climbers for walls and fences'
C. H. Middleton and John Russell
The BBC Orchestra (Section A)
Leader, Paul Beard
Conducted by Clarence Raybould
Music by British Composers
(by permission of the Air Council)
Conducted by Squadron-Leader R. P. O'Donnell , M.V.O., Director of Music, Royal Air Force, and Bandmaster C. L. P. Ward
Organist, Flight-Lieut. Cooper
From Paris
A new parlour game, presented by Neil Munro
With David Miller as master of ceremonies
George Black has at the moment three successful musical shows running in London. There is a great deal of rivalry between the companies, and Neil Munro has been able to secure representatives of two of the shows-from the Holborn Empire and from the London Hippodrome-to take part in this parlour game.
The teams are :
From ' Haw-Haw '—Bebe Daniels , Maureen Burgoyne , Ben Lyon , Gaston Palmer , and non-playing captain
Max Miller
From ' Black Velvet '—Roma Beaumont, Wendy Toye , Teddy Brown , Cyril Smith , and non-playing captain
ViCj Oliver
Half an hour with Duke Ellington
Presented and arranged by Phil Green
(News in Welsh)
' Livingstone'
A play by L. du Garde Peach
David Livingstone , the Scottish boy who became a great missionary and explorer, educated himself while working at a mill near Glasgow. In this play you will hear how he discovered the Zambesi in 1851 and Lake Nyasa in 1859, how the American newspaper-man Stanley led an expedition to find him when he disappeared somewhere in the heart of the Unknown Continent, and how, two years later, he died while making further explorations to discover the source of the Nile. The play was first broadcast in March. 1938.
Talks and discussions about conditions of life in Germany
1-' Hitler's Germany: 1933-40'
C. W. Guillebaud, University
Lecturer in Economics and Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge
This is the first of a new series designed to present listeners with various aspects of social life in Nazi Germany. Some of the speakers in the series will be Germans and others Englishmen well acquainted with the Germany of today. There will probably be more than one speaker at the microphone during each broadcast. So far six subjects have been decided upon, covering such topics as trade unionism, the Press,' sport, law, and so on. It is hoped that the series will be further extended.
at the organ of the Granada, Welling,
Kent
A programme of gramophone records presented by Granville Bantock
by Mabel Constanduros and Howard Agg
Cast
Scene: The sitting-room of Edith Marsh 's cottage on the borders of the New Forest
Time: A winter evening of the present year
Production by Howard Rose
from St. Mark's Church, Newport,
Monmouthshire
Organ Voluntary
8.0 Order of Service
Hymn: Be thou my guardian and. my guide (A. and M. 282 ; E.H. 369 ; S.P. 100)
Introductory Prayers
Lord's Prayer and Versicles Psalm xxiii
Lesson: St. Matthew iv, 1-11 Nunc Dimittis
Collects and Prayers
Hymn: 0 love, how deep! how broad! how high! (A. and M. 173 ; E.H. 459)
Address by the Rt. Rev. the Lord
Bishop of Monmouth
Hymn: The day thou gavest, Lord, is ended (A. and M. 477 ; E.H. 277 ; S.P. 56 ; Rv. C.H. 289)
Prayer
Blessing
Organist and choirmaster,
A. 0. Brown
An appeal on behalf of the Citizens'
Advice Bureaux Service by the Rt. Hon. Arthur Greenwood ,
M.P.
Citizens' Advice Bureaux, of which some eight hundred have been established all over the country since the outbreak of war, give a free service of help and advice to anybody troubled or perplexed by personal or domestic problems. Sponsored by the National Council of Social Service, the Bureaux have been recognised by the Government as contributing towards the maintenance of the morale of the population during these difficult days.
A programme involving a visit to a Citizens' Advice Bureau in a South Wales town will be broadcast next Saturday at 12 noon. Listeners will be able to hear for themselves some of the questions and answers that pass to and fro between enquirer and official.
Contributions for the central fund will be gratefully acknowledged if addressed to the Rt. Hon. Arthur Greenwood , M.P., [address removed]
sung by Olga Haley (contralto)
Birds at the fairy fulling Harp of Dunvegan Fleets the noon
The cockle-gatherer
Bloweth the west wind Eriskay love-lilt Eriskay lullaby
Sea-reiver's song
(All arranged by Kennedy-Fraser)
A pot-pourri of music from all parts of the British Empire, devised and arranged by Julius Buerger with Adelaide Beattie
Ida Shepley
Monica Warner
Heddle Nash
Franklyn Kelsey
At the organ, H. Robinson Cleaver
The BBC Theatre Chorus
(Trained by Charles Groves)
The Augmented BBC Theatre
Orchestra
(Leader, Tate Gilder )
Conductor, Stanford Robinson
The narration written by Dr. Thomas Wood
(pianoforte)
' The Master saith'
7-' Not as I will '
Psalm cxix, 33-40
St. Luke ii, 40-49 ; St. Matthew xxvi,
36-39
0 thou who earnest from above (A. and M. 698)
I John ii, 2, 17
Leader, Jean Pougnet
Conductor, Leslie Bridgewater
A short story written by A. E. Coppard , read by John Glyn-Jones
