and summary of today's programmes for the Forces
Directed by Alfred Jupp. From the Norfolk Hotel, Bournemouth
Gramophone records
plays popular organ music
From the Town Hall, Birmingham
Interlude : records
from Yeovil Baptist Church
Sentences
Prayer and the Lord's Prayer
0 God of Bethel (B.C.H. 55 ; A. and M.
512 C.H. 562)
Lesson : Isaiah 40, vv. 9-17, 25-31 Benedictus Prayers
Praise to the Holiest (B.C.H. 72 ; A. and M. 172 ; C.H. 32)
Address by the Rev. F. Buffard
Jesus, thou joy of loving hearts (B.C.H.
154 A. and M. 190 : C.H. 420)
Blessing
Organist, H. Tupman
Henry Havergal : Musical arrangements ; something about rhythm
London Palladium Orchestra, conducted by Debroy Somers
Conductor, Louis Cohen
From the Cambridge Hall, Southport
at the theatre organ, in a Mendelssohn programme
' Have men got bad manners ? '
Warlock
Sleep
Fair and True Cradle Song
Pretty ring-time
Walton Daphne
Through gilded trellises' Old Sir Faulk sung by Joan Taylor (soprano)
Cello Concerto in A minor
(on gramophone records) played by Piatigorsky and the London Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by John Barbirolli
by Alistair Cooke. ' The San Franciscans ' : radio impressions of the great Pacific port and wartime naval base, showing the changes brought by war to the lives of its people. First of a fortnightly series, based on a wartime journey across the United States. Recorded in the New York office of the BBC, with music by Andre Brummer , conducted by George Walter. Produced by Charles A. Schenck , Junior
In the twelfth and last of these broadcasts Dr. Stanton and the Rev. Cyril Taylor look back over the series
Conducted by Clarence Raybould
A parable on the eve of war, by D. G. Bridson. Incidental music specially composed by Norman Fulton with Jack Hardy 's Little Orchestra
and the Continental Players, with Yvette Darnac
3-'Paul and the Churches' : talk by the Rev. Anthony C. Deane , Canon of Windsor
Heddiv bydd y Parch. R. J. Jones , y Parch. J. Roger Jones , a'r Parch. Robert Williams yn trafod rhai cwestiynau a anfonwyd i mewn gan wrandawyr.
5.20 The Talwrn Children's Choir and Elizabeth Beonders (violin)
'Melangell and the Lambs ' : an old Welsh story, read by Margaret Fisher
Interlude : records
' The Parson's Wife ' :. the wife of the vicar of two small West-Country parishes describes her life and work
Talk by Brian Vesey-Fitzgerald
Conducted by Edric Cundell
Taking you behind the scenes in a little-known war industry. Written and produced by Jenifer Wayne
from Guildford Cathedral
Jesus shall reign (A. and M. 220 ; C.H. 388) Confession. Absolution and the Lord's
Prayer
Magnificat
Lesson : St. Luke 9. w. 18-2- Nunc dimittis
Creed and Collects
Lead, kindly light (A. and M. 266 : C.H.
568)
Address by the Very Rev. Eric Southam.
Provost of Guildford
Prayers
When I survey the wondrous cross (A. and M. 108 ; C.H. 106)
Blessing
Organist. I. A. Sowcrbum
Appeal on behalf of the Children's Aid Society by the Rev. Prebendary T. Wellard , chairman
Contributions will be gratefully acknowledged, and should be addressed to [address removed]
Produced by Robert Kemp
followed by a postscript
with Robert Morley. Adapted for broadcasting by Brigid Maas , and produced by Dallas Bower from the 20th Century-Fox film ' The Young Mr. Pitt', directed by Carol Reed , and produced by Edward Black
(Robert Donat broadcasts by permission of Metro-Goldwyn-Maycr British Studios, Ltd., and Robert Morley hv permission of Firth Shephard)
Blessed arc they who hunger and thirst after righteousness' Psalm 63, vv. 1-8; Uaiah 35 ; 0 for a heart to praise my God : St. Matthew 5. v.6
5-De Basil and Rene Blum. Series of gramophone programmes devised by Poppoea Vanda and Philip Bate. Presented by Philip Bate
A tango, a rumba, a sentimental melody. The Southern Serenade Orchestra, directed by Reg. Leopold, in the music of the sunny South. Programme presented by Fred Hartley
Irene Kohler , who won an open scholarship at the Royal College of Music at the age of 16, has been broadcasting for some years, and was, incidentally, the only woman to take part in the BBC piano test in 1936. During this exacting ordeal she played the Ravel Toccata 50 times in 5 days.
Irene Kohler made her first London appearance in 1934 at a Promenade Concert under Sir Henry Wood. and since then has broadcast such notable works as Hindemith's ' Konzertmusik ' and, in the ' Foundations of Music series, Iberia ' of Albeniz. She studied for five years under Arthur Benjamin at the Royal College of Music, and later in Vienna under Eduard Steuermann.
