and summary of today's programmes for the Forces

with Alex Penney (soprano)

A programme of gramophone records, presented by Joseph Lewis

at the theatre organ in a programme of favourites from grand opera

Details of some of today's broadcasts, followed by gramophone records

Order of Service
National Anthem
Prayers
Psalm 122
First Lesson : I Peter 4, vv. 12 and 13 ; 5, vv. 6-11
Te Deum
Second Lesson : I John 4, vv. 7-13,
15-21
Jesus shall reign (A. and M. 220;
S.P. 545 ; C.H. 388)
Prayers
Praise, my soul, the King of heaven
(A. and M. 298 ; S.P. 623 ; C.H. 21)
Address by the Rev. Eric Treacy ,
C.F.
Through the night of doubt and sorrow (A. and M. 274 ; S.P. 678 ; C.H. 214)
Blessing
Lessons read by Lieut.-
Colonel D. I. Crawford , R.A.
Organist, Gunner G. Riches , R.A.

sung by Henry Gill (bass)

played by the London Palladium Orchestra

Devised by George Walter and Mark H. Lubbock
Musical arrangement by George Walter
Narrator, Patric Curwen
BBC Theatre Chorus, trained by Charles Groves
BBC Theatre Orchestra
Leader, Tate Gilder
Conductor, Stanford Robinson

English suite No. 3, in G minor;
Prelude ; Allemande ; Courante ; Sarabande ; Gavotte 1 and 2 ; played by* Isabel Gray (piano)

A new edition of a popular American parlour game, compiled by Morley Adams and Neil Munro
The name of the winner and the correct result of the Red Cross Radio Contest broadcast on July 26 and 28 will be announced at the end of this programme.

A programme of gramophone records presented by Basil Maine

Ralph Elman , who made his radio debut with the Ralph Elman Sextet in 1934, formed the Bohemian Players in 1939 specially for broadcasting. He leads and conducts them.
Born in London, he was taught the violin by his father, Philip Elman , who was at one time a professor of the Moscow Conservatoire. He Studied music under various teachers on the Continent and under Professor Auer in New York, returning to this country at the age of eighteen.

by Roy Hay

BBC Orchestra
Led by Marie Wilson
Conducted by Malcolm Sargent
Clifford Curzon (piano)

by John Galsworthy
An adaptation for broadcasting with Nicholas Hannen and Leon M. Lion in their original parts
Produced by Fred O'Donovan with the BBC Repertory Company
(Nicholas Hannen appears by permission of the Old Vic)

Four talks on the development of religion in the Old Testament by Professor T. H. Robinson , Litt.D.,
D.D.
3-Pain and its distribution

Cyfres o sgyrsiau a recordiwyd gan
Elfed
(A recorded talk in Welsh by Elfed)

' Young men at the manor' adapted as la play by Barbara Sleigh from Kipling's ' Puck of Pook's Hill'
The play* will be followed by Children's Hour prayers
[Programme continued overleaf

followed by Interlude : records

A talk by Hector MacIver
There is probably no part of the country which can boast a higher percentage of men serving with the Navy and Merchant Service than the Western Islands of Scotland. In the Isle of Lewis, in the Outer Hebrides, where Hector MacIver comes from, practically every household has one or more members of its family serving their country at sea. MacIver himself comes of a seafaring family, so that his talk tonight, in which he will describe a visit to a destroyer, will have an authentic ring about it.

Leader, J. Mouland Begbie
Conductor, Ian Whyte

Some of this week's broadcasts surveyed

Alleluia, sing to Jesus (A. and M. 316; S.P. 260; C.H. 138)
Prayers
Lesson: I Peter 5, vv. 1-11
Magnificat (Harwood in A flat)
Creed and Collects
Anthem: Never weather-beaten sail (Campion)
Address by the Rev. Dom Bernard Clements, O.S.B.
Saviour, again to thy dear name we raise (A. and M. 31; S.P. 53; C.H. 301)
Blessing

This is the third of three services to be conducted by Dom Bernard Clements. He is taking as the subject of his addresses 'The training of an Apostle'

An appeal on behalf of the refugees from the Channel Islands, by The
Rt. Hon. Lord Justice du Parcq
Contributions will be gratefully acknowledged, and should be addressed to Lord Justice du Parcq, Channel Islands Refugee Committee, [address removed]

With a postscript by Dorothy Thompson

by Bernard C. Schoenfeld
Produced by Guy della Cioppa
Scene : A long-distance bus, U.S.A.,
1941
The story of the spirit and humour of everyday American people through several generations
Narrator, Martin Gable
Music composed and conducted by Walter Goehr
A Columbia Workshop production recorded for the BBC in the New York studios of the Columbia Broadcasting System

at the theatre organ .
Melodies of night

Thus saith the Lord-9
'Comfort ye my people '
Psalm 98 ;. Isaiah 40, vv. 1-11 ; The
Lord will come (S.P. 658) ; Isaiah 35, vv. 3 and 4

String Quartet in F played by the Stratton String Quartet :
George Stratton (violin)
Edwin Virgo (violin) Watson Forbes (viola)
John Moore (cello)

Conductor, Harry Heyes

with Rosa Levain
From a restaurant in the Sotfth