and forecast for farmers and shipping
Symphony No. 6, Op. 53 (Shostakovich), played by the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Leopold Stokowski : on records
Fifth of a series of services on this theme; from St. Matthew, Moorfields, Bristol, conducted by the Rev. Mervyn Stockwood
Introit. The Sanctus Prayer
My God. how wonderful thou art
(S.P. 581: C.H. 27)
Lesson: Romans 13, w. 8-14
Rise up. 0 men of God (S.P. 635;
C.H. 344)
Address Prayers
Thy hand. 0 God has guided (A. and M. 604; C.H. 215)
Blessing
Organist, David Poole
Director of Music, Geoffrey Tucker
(cello)
John Blore and his Orchestra
Talk by Spike Hughes on ' Don Juan ' in music
Excerpts from L'Etoile, Le Roi malgré lui, La Penchole, Madame Favart , and The Grand Duchess: on gramophone records
Conducted by Michael Krein
on gramophone records
Overture: The Twin Brothers
(Schubert): Berlin Charlottenburg Opera Orchestra, conducted by Alois Melichar
Symphony No. 80 in D minor
(Haydn): Orchestra of New Friends of Music, conducted by Fritz Stiedry
Overture: Froissart (Elgar): London
Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by the composer
by Arthur Calder-Marshall
Fortnightly talks on countries of Europe
Familiar melodies arranged, conducted, and sung by George Melachrino, and played by his String Orchestra in a way that will bring back memories and warm the heart, with interludes by the Ronnie Selby Trio and Freddie Phillips (Spanish guitar)
(tenor)
Twelve talks for the handyman by W. P. Matthew. 6—' Wet and Dry Rot'
(leader, Norris Stanley ): conductor, George Weldon. Kendall Taylor (piano)
From the Town Hall, Birmingham
Devised by Seton Pollock and written by Wilfrid Grantham. Music specially composed and directed by Maurice Jacobson. 2 — ' Shepherd of Tekoa,' with Herbert Lomas as Amos. Produced by Mary Hope Allen
Danse (Debussy), played by Claudio Arran (piano): on gramophone records
A new version, with the accent on personalities; on stories of adventure and pleasure; on practical experience in all kinds of work. Among today's personalities are Alistair Cooke , commentator on American affairs, who is in London; and Peter Scott , painter and naturalist, who talks about ' Living in a Light-House.' David Lloyd James introduces the speakers
Kendrick School Choir and Orchestra (Reading): conductors, Averil Dankworth and Winifred Tull
' The Clipped Yew': story by E. M. Jones , told by May Jenkin (Elizabeth) 'A Walk in Jerusalem,' by Brian Stuart
and forecast for farmers and shipping
6.10 National Savings announcements
(tenor): on gramophone records
From the Houldsworth Hall , Manchester
7-Foden's Motor Works Band
Conductor, Fred Mortimer. This week's visitor, Reginald Foort. Introduced by Christopher Stone
3 — ' They Say It Works Wonders.'
Third in a series of programmes based on an idea by Roger Falk. Written and produced by Jenifer Wayne
Advertising is one of ' Their ' many occupations, and everyone is to some extent influenced by what 'They' say on the packet, the hoardings, or the publisher's blurb. The aim of this programme is to And out who ' They ' really are
from the Central Hall, Liverpool, led by the Rev. Berners Wilson (N.A.B.C.) with a congregation drawn from the city's Youth Organisations
' You and Your Friends'
Introduction
Act of Preparation
For the beauty of the earth (A. and M. 663; C.H. 14: Tune, Dix)
Address
Reading by a club member
Holy Father, in thy mercy (A. and M.
595; C.H. 629: Tune, Cairnbrook)
Act of Repentance
Act of Thanksgiving Address (concluded)
Act of Dedication, led by a club member
Father, hear. the prayer we offer
(S.P. 487: Tune, Sussex)
Blessing
Organist, Eric Ambrose
Fourth of a monthly series of services from six great cities for young people listening in clubs and everywhere
Appeal on behalf of the Caldecott Community, a pioneer school for boys and girls from unhappy homes, by Laurence Olivier
Contributions, which will be gratefully acknowledged, should be addressed to [address removed]
by John Galsworthy. Adapted for broadcasting by Muriel Levy. Produced by Val Gielgud and Felix Felton. Episode 9
Continuation of last week's talk by E. M. Forster
Memories and Melodies of the Year after the First World War
Celebrities of the year take part and Patric Curwen turns the pages
The Home Front 27 years ago-Alcock and Brown fly the Atlantie-Making the Peace-Melba at Covent Garden-Stowaway in R. 34-First wireless speech to America
The Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Frank Cantell. Music arranged by Alan Paul. Script by Leslie Baily. Produced by Francis Worsley
' We Beheld his Glory.' Psalm 103, vv. 1-13; John 12, w. 20-32 36-41; My song is love unknown (S.P. 127); John 1, v. 14
A poetry notebook edited by Patric Dickinson. The seventeenth number includes an extract from ' Macbeth ' and from Holinshed's ' History of Scotland a a poem by Walter de la Mare ; a ghost story by Pliny the Younger; and the ballad "Clerk Saunders.' Readers, G. R. Schjelderup and John Laurie
Piano Sonata in C minor (K.457) played by Frank Merrick
Orchestral music on records
