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from the Bunyan Meeting House, Bedford, conducted by the Rev. Leonard T. Towers
Call to worship
As with gladness men of old (Cong. H. 90 ;
A. and M. 79 ; C.H. 63)
Prayer and the Lord's Prayer Reading : Psalm 107 vv. 1-22
0 God of Bethel (Cong. H...55 ; A. and M. 512 ; C.H. 562)
Prayers
Who would true valour see (Cong. H. 55 ;
A. and M. 676 ; C.H. 576)
Address
Through the night of doubt and sorrow
(Cong. H. 451 ; A. and M. 274 ; C.H. 214)
Prayer and Blessing
Organist, C. A. Knowelden

Contributors

Unknown:
Leonard T. Towers
Organist:
C. A. Knowelden

sung by Winifred Radford (soprano) and Jan van der Gucht (tenor)
Song Cycle : Magelone Lieder , Op. 33 : translations by A. H. Fox-Strangways
The remaining ten songs of the Magelone Lieder are sung in this recital. The first five were broadcast on December 13.

Contributors

Sung By:
Winifred Radford
Sung By:
Jan van Der Gucht
Unknown:
Magelone Lieder
Unknown:
A. H. Fox-Strangways

2-Gramophone records of the Halle Orchestra
Fantasia en Greensleeves ' (Vaughan Williams) . conducted by Dr. Malcolm Sargent
First movement from Symphony No. 5
(From the New World : Dvofdk) : conducted by Sir Hamilton Harty
La Calinda (Koanga : Delius-Fenby): conducted by Constant Lambert Vivace (Symphony in G minor:
E. J. Moeran ] : conducted by Leslie Heward
First movement from Piano Concerto in A minor (Grieg) : with Moiseiwitsch (piano) ; conducted by Leslie Heward
Dance ot the Sylphs ; Rakoczy March
(The Damnation of Faust : Berlioz) : conducted by Sir Hamilton Harty

Contributors

Conducted By:
Dr. Malcolm Sargent
Conducted By:
Constant Lambert
Unknown:
E. J. Moeran
Conducted By:
Leslie Heward
Conducted By:
Leslie Heward
Conducted By:
Sir Hamilton Harty

Parts 1 and 2, with Margaret Godley (soprano), Joan Lennard (contralto), Margaret Rolfe (contralto), Bradbridge White (tenor), Emlyn Bebb (tenor), Stanley Riley (bass), Leonard Hubbard (bass), BBC Chorus and BBC Orchestra, conducted by Leslie Woodgate

Contributors

Soprano:
Margaret Godley
Soprano:
Joan Lennard
Contralto:
Margaret Rolfe
Contralto:
Bradbridge White
Tenor:
Emlyn Bebb
Tenor:
Stanley Riley
Bass:
Leonard Hubbard
Conducted By:
Leslie Woodgate

A story with a moral, by Betty Davies. Produced by Martyn C. Webster

Contributors

Unknown:
Betty Davies.
Produced By:
Martyn C. Webster
The Story-Teller:
Alan Howland
The Fairy Godmother:
Gladys Spencer
The Woodcutter:
Preston Lockwood
The Woodcutter's Wife:
Marjorie Westbury
Their daughters : Maria:
Frances Clare
Their daughters : Anne:
Grizelda Hervey
Their daughters : Alice:
Joan Carol
John:
Philip Cunningham
Joan:
Nancy Nevinson
An Announcer:
John Blythe

The BBC, in co-operation with ENSA, presents
'Hansel and Gretel'
Scenes from the opera by Humperdinck, based on the fairy tale by the brothers Grimm. English words by Constance Bache
Women's' voices of the BBC Theatre Chorus (trained by John Clements). BBC Theatre Orchestra (leader, Louis Stevens); conductor, Stanford Robinson. Narration by Derek McCulloch
Performed before an audience of members of His Majesty's Forces and their wives and children, in a theatre in the South.

Contributors

English words:
Constance Bache
Unknown:
John Clements
Leader:
Louis Stevens
Conductor:
Stanford Robinson.
Unknown:
Derek McCulloch
Hansel:
Nora Gruhn
Gretel:
Irene Eisinger
Their Father:
Owen Brannigan
Their Stepmother:
Kate Jackson
The Witch:
Constance Stocker

Great Barrier Reef'
Jack McLaren tells of his experiences when sailing along the-largest coral reef in the world, and how he spent a Christmas pearl-diving. The Great Barrier Reef is 1,200 miles long, and lies off the eastern coast of Australia. Programme introduced by Norman Wooland. Script editor, Leslie Baily : BBC Revue Orchestra, conducted by Charles Groves. - Producer, Eric Fawcett
(' Travellers' Tales ' are broadcast each week on a radio network throughout the Britisrf Commonwealth)

Contributors

Unknown:
Jack McLaren
Introduced By:
Norman Wooland.
Unknown:
Leslie Baily
Conducted By:
Charles Groves.
Unknown:
Eric Fawcett

From this World to that which is to Come: Delivered under the Similitude of a Dream, wherein is discovered the Manner of his Setting out, his Dangerous Journey; and Safe Arrival at the Desired Country: by John Bunyan. Arranged for broadcasting by Edward Sackville-West, with acknowledgments to W. Nugent Monck
Music specially composed by Vaughan Williams. BBC Symphony Orchestra and BBC Chorus: conductor, Sir Adrian Boult. Produced by John Burrell
Others taking part are Edgar Norfolk , Preston Lockwood , Deryck Guyler , Joan Carol , Belle Chrystall , Rita Vale , Sehri Saklatvala , Sybil Arundate , Charles Maunsell , William Trent , Heron Carvic , Ann Codnngton , and members of the BBC Chorus. Soloists : Margaret Godley (soprano) ; Margaret Rolfe (contralto) ; Bradbridge White (tenor) ; Stanley Riley (baritone)

Contributors

Christian:
John Gielgud
Faithful:
Julian D'Albie
Hopeful:
James McKechnie
Evangelist:
V C Clinton-Baddeley
Obstinate:
Cyril Gardiner
Pliable:
Carleton Hobbs
Help:
Allan Jeayes
Timoious:
Ivor Barnard
Worldly-Wiseman ':
Laidman Browne
Apollyon:
Carl Bernard
Giant Despair:
George Woodbridge
Angel:
Lilian Harrison
John Bunyan:
Julian Somers

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