and summary of today's programmes for the Forces
played by Harold C. Gee and his Orchestra, with Marguerite Crichton
at the organ of the Granada, Tooting
for love songs through the ages, presented, with gramophone records, by J. H. Squire
Interlude : records
broadcast from Westminster Abbey to listeners at home and throughout the Empire
Fanfare of trumpets National Anthem Call to Prayer
Who would true valour see (A. and M. 676 ; C.H. 576)
Lesson : 1 Peter 5, vv. 5-11
Land of our birth (S.P. 488 ; C.H.
647)
Reading from ' Memory Hold-the-Door ' (John Buchan )
Rejoice, 0 land, in God thy might
(S.P. 631)
Address by a Lieutenant-Commander,
Royal Navy
0 Lord almighty, thou whose hands
(S.P. 323)
Prayers Blessing
Service conducted by the Dean of Westminster, the Right Rev. Paul de Labilliere
Trevor Harvey : 'It's so hackneyed'
Harry Fryer and his Orchestra
Recording of last night's broadcast
Conductor, Albert Coupe
' The Liberty Cut': a doctor and a hairdresser discuss hair styles for war workers
played by Harry Isaacs and York Bowen
told, with the help of gramophone records, by Faith Compton Mackenzie
Broadcasts illustrating the progress of a new entry to H.M. Navy. I-The. Training Establishment. Commentators, Stewart MacPherson and Wynford Vaughan Thomas. From a shore station somewhere in England
StoYy with music played by the Casino Orchestra. Written by Harry Alan Towers
7-The Kingship Psalms
Eight of the psalms used by the Christian Church are psalms which proclaim the Kingship of God. They were sung by the Jews when the earthly king, representing God, ascended his throne at each New Year Festival, and were linked with the creative work of God in nature. JDr. Welch speaks of these Kingship Psalms today, and Trevor Harvey of the music to which the BBC Singers will sing them.
C. H. Middleton
Music arranged for two trumpets, two trombones, and a piano, played by Frank Biffo and his Brass Quintet
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
Play by Lionel Brown. Produced by Howard Rose
Talk on religious books and events, by the Very Rev. F. A. Iremonger , D.D., Dean of Lichfield
' Canys felly carodd '. Rhaglen o ddefosiwn i gofio aberth y Groes ; yn cae! ei chyflwyno gan Nantlais. (A devotional programme in Welsh)
5.20 Play: 'The Blue Buttercup', by Kathleen Fidler
5.55 Children's Hour prayers
Interlude : records
A transatlantic broadcast service
The first half of this service is broadcast from Westminster Abbey, London, and the second half from Washington Cathedral, U.S.A.
Conductor, Guy Warrack
Last week's programmes reviewed. Produced by the BBC's Recorded Programme department
Prayers and Lord's Prayer
Firmly I believe and truly (New
W.H. 185 ; E.H. 390)
Epistle : 1 John 2, w. 14-18 First Address
To the name that brings salvation
(New W.H. 24 ; A. and M. 179 ; C.H. 164)
Gospel : St. Mark 10, vv. 17-27 Second Address
0 God of earth and altar (New
W.H. 212 ; C.H. 638)
Blessing
The service is conducted and the addresses given by His Eminence Cardinal Hinsley, Archbishop of Westminster
Appeal on behalf of the Reedham Orphanage, by the Rt. Hon. Ernest Brown , M.C., M.P., Minister of Health
Contributions will be gratefully acknowledged and should be addressed to [address removed].
St. George's Day, April 23
followed by postscript
by Louis MacNeice , with music by Prokofiev, broadly based on the film by S. M. Eisenstein. BBC Symphony Orchestra, BBC Chorus, and BBC Theatre Chorus, conducted by Clarence Raybould. Produced by Dallas Bower
' Christ is risen '-3. Psalm 126 ; St. John 20, vv. 19-29 ; Ye choirs of new Jerusalem (A. and M. 125) ; 1 Corinthians 15. v. 57
Sophie Wyss (soprano) and Nina Milkina (piano)
at the theatre organ
