Programme Parade
on gramophone records
Yorkshire Copper Works Band: conductor, Sam B. Wood
(BBC recording)
10-Records of rarely played compositions by Liszt
Programme Parade
Conducted by Canon F. A. Cockin
Let all the world in every corner sing
(A. and M. 548; C.H. 15)
Act of Worship
Eternal ruler (S.P. 485; C.H. 489) Reading Address
Rejoice, 0 land, in God thy might
(S.P. 631)
Prayers and Intercessions
The King. 0 God, his heart to thee upraiseth (Thiman)
Blessing
Sonata in C played by Winifred Copperwheat (viola), and Harry Isaacs (piano)
Van Dam and his Orchestra
A fortnightly review, edited by Anna Instone and Julian Herbage. Contents: American composers today, an illustrated talk recorded by Aaron Copland ; William Byrd , a talk by Dr. E. H. Fellowes , illustrated by the BBC Singers and Margaret Hodsdon (virginals); Erik Satie (d. July 1. 1925), an appreciation by Rollo H. Myers
(Religious Service in Gaelic)
Salm 122, 1-5. air fonn ' St. Paul ' Urnuigh
Leughadh: Lucas 14, 1-17
Salm 63, 3-5, air fonn ' London New ' An searmon: An t-Urr. lain Mac-
Aoidh, Eaglais lain Knox, an Glaschu Salm 34, 8-10, air fonn ' Torwood ' Am beannachadh
Fear togail fuinn, Ailean Mac-Ruisnidh
and his Orchestra
by E. Arnot Robertson
The title The Long Portage may perhaps puzzle those who have forgotten how Fenimore Cooper 's travellers had to go overland, canoe and all, when the rapids blocked their journeys along North American rivers. The author of this programme-Len Peterson, a well-known Canadian radio writer now serving as a Lieutenant in the Canadian Army-has taken his ' portage ' to be a traveller's overland trip across Canada from the European to the Pacific war zone. Through the ears of this traveller listeners will meet new friends and new experiences, and will perhaps shed one or two of their past misconceptions as the varied scenes of Canadian life and the varied outlook of her people are brought to him. When his ' Long Portage ' is over our traveller takes ship on the Pacific and looks back on the rich pattern of Canadian life.
No. 84-From Northern Ireland. Desmond Hawkins crosses the Irish Sea again to introduce men and women from Ulster. Edited by Francis Dillon and produced by James Mageean
Records chosen and introduced by Joy Worth
'Questions that are often asked,' by A. Simmonds , Assistant Secretary of the Royal Horticultural Society
Myra Hess (piano), The Boyd Neel String Orchestra: conductor. Boyd Neel
From the Wigmore Hall, London
Series of talks giving news and views of the Church in this country and abroad, by Dr. Nathaniel Micklem
by Henry James. Adapted for broadcasting by Beatrice Gilbert. Produced by Hugh Stewart
Arthur Dulay and his Concert Orchestra
(News in Welsh)
Sgwrs gan yr Athro Ifor Williams. (Talk in Welsh)
' John Wesley-Horseman ': play by Jessie Powell , produced by Eileen Molony
6.20 National Savings announcements
Conductor, Reg. Little
from Glasgow Cathedral, conducted by the Rev. Nevile David son, D.D.
Metrical Psalm 33, vv. 1-5, Ye righteous, in the Lord rejoice
Prayers
Lesson: Proverbs 3, vv. 5-18 Creed
Anthem, God be in my head, and in my understanding (Walford Davies)
Address
Come down, 0 Love Divine (C.H.
191, vv. 1, 3 and 4; A. and M. 670)
Intercessions, the Lord's Prayer, and Blessing
Lord of all being, throned afar (C.H.
24; S.P. 564)
Organist,- Wilfred J. Emery
Appeal on behalf of St. Mary's Hospital, London (the birthplace of Penicillin), by Lord Moran, President of the Royal College of Physicians and Senior Physician to St. Mary's Hospital
Contributions will be gratefully acknowledged and should be addressed to Lord Moran, [address removed]
Adapted from Anthony Trollope's novel by H. Oldfield Box. Produced by Howard Rose.
(Reginald Tate broadcasts by permission of Ealing Studios, Barbara Couper, of H. M. Tennent, Ltd.; Deryck Guyler, of Jack de Leon; Dulcie Gray is appearing in 'The Lady from Edinburgh
Talk by Andrew Young
The Story of the Waltz
A romantic pot-pourri produced by George Walter and Mark H. Lubbock. With special orchestrations by Stanford Robinson , Roy Douglas , and George Walter. Ceinwen Rowlands (soprano). Charles True (baritone). At the two pianos, Mary and Geraldine Peppin. Albert Sandier and the Palm Court Orchestra. BBC Theatre Chorus. BBC Theatre Orchestra, conductor, Stanford Robinson. Narrator, Alan Howland. (: previously broadcast on June 11, 1944)
The Fruit of the Spirit: 4-'Goodness.' Psalm 15; Matthew 5, vv. 13-20, and 7, vv. 15-21, 24-25: Fill thou my life (A. and M. 705); I Thessalonians 5. v. 5
Ceinwen Rowlands (soprano), Norman Lumsden (bass), John Wills (harpsichord), and the Cavendish Chamber Orchestra, conductor, Arnold Goldsbrough. Programme devised and arranged by Dr. Ernst H. Meyer
(Article by Scott Goddard on p. 4)
20-From Sergey Aksakov 's ' Chronicles of a Russian Family ': read by Charles E Stidwill
Under the direction of Alfred Jupp , with Frederick Harvey (baritone). From Bournemouth
