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arranged and played by Jack Byfield and his Players, with James Bell at the organ.
on gramophone records
Concert Overture: Lake Eye of the Sea (Noskowski); Soldier's Song (Moniuszko-Noskowski); Aria Polonaise from The Haunted Castle (Moniuszko); Lithuanian Rhapsody (Karlowicz); Elegiac Polonaise (Noskowski)
for Empire Youth Sunday from Westminster Abbey
' The Peace of God'
Fanfare of trumpets National anthem Call to worship
Praise the Lord! Ye heavens adore him (A. and M. 292; C.H. 35)
Readings: Zechariah 8, w. 3-8 ; St.
John 14, vv. 1 and 23-27 Acts of faith, repentance, and resolve Put thou thy trust in God (A. and M.
692; C.H. 547)
Sermon by J. T. Christie , Headmaster of Westminster School
He who would valiant be (S.P. 515) Prayers
Father, hear the prayer we offer (S.P.
487)
Blessing
Organist, 0. H. Peasgood
(mezzo-soprano)
Richard Crean and his Orchestra
A fortnightly review, introduced by Alec Robertson and edited by Anna Instone and Julian Herbage. Contents:'Melba' (b. May 19, 1861). a brief tribute by Gordon Whelan ; ' Musical Instruments of East and West,' by Narayana Menon , illustrated by Leon Goossens (oboe): ' Beethoven's Bagatelles,' by Denis Matthews ; 'Debussy's " Le Martyre de Saint-Sebastien," ' by Alec Robertson
Conductor. Tom Proctor
A weekly series of readings and dramatised extracts from modern American humorous writers. 8-' Chocolate for the Woodwork ': another episode in the life of the Gross family, from ' Parm Me ' by Arthur Kober ; with Peter Madden , Natalie Lynn. Pamela Arliss , and Leonard Sachs. Adapted and produced by Felix Felton
This week's artists include Jacques Thibaud , Charles Panzera , and Lili Kraus : on gramophone records
by Dilys Powell
Fortnightly programme from the countryside. 106-Wiltshire. Introduced by A. G. Street . Music arranged by Francis Collinson , and played by the Norman Brooks Sextet. Produced by Desmond Hawkins
Conducted by H. C. Burgess , with Lance Bowen (cello)
' Flowers ' by F. Streeter , and ' Books for Gardeners ' by Geoffrey Eley
from the People's Palace, London
Alan Loveday (violin)
BBC Symphony Orchestra
(leader, Paul Beard )
Conducted by Basil Cameron
Part 1
God Save the King
The explorers are three young people from London: Jane Seymour , a shorthand typist: John Hancock , a medical student; and Brian Ettlinger , a public-school boy. Their destinations are Australia, British Guiana, and Zanzibar, and their guides are June Beasley of Sydney, Australia:
Richard Allsopp , a student from Georgetown, British Guiana; and Juma bin Aley , a student from Zanzibar. Douglas Allan is in charge of the expedition
Part 2
David Lloyd James introduces people, perhaps famous, perhaps little known, whose activities or personalities have been of special interest in the past few days
'Lucy,' the,story of a donkey, by M. A. Vance , told by May Jenkin ('Elizabeth')
Songs by the choir of the Girls' County Modern School, Sheerness, with Mervyn Bruxner at the piano
' Adventure in Burma,' by Major Anthony Irwin
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6.10 National Savings announcements
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
and his Music, with Jack Cooper. Introduced by Neal Arden
Written by Jonquil Antony , and produced by Leslie Stokes. 3-Millicent Fawcett
Alistair Cooke
from Wesley Church, Cambridge, conducted by the Rev. Ronald V. Spivey
Introit: Hail, gladdening light!
(M.H.B. 937; A. and M. 18)
Invocation and the Lord's Prayer
Earth, rejoice, our Lord is king!
(M.H.B. 246)
Lesson: from Romans 7 and 8 Out of the depths I cry to thee
(M.H.B. 359)
Sermon
He left his father's throne above
(M.H.B. 371)
Prayers and Intercessions Nunc dimittis Blessing
Choirmaster, David Morley Smith Organist, R. C. Robinson
Appeal on behalf of the Royal Eye Hospital, by Christopher Stone , d.s.o., m.c.
Contributions will be gratefully acknowledged, and should be addressed to [address removed]
by Charles Dickens, adapted for broadcasting by Alice de Grey and Philip Wade.
A. D. Ritchie , scientist and philosopher, gives his point of view and takes stock
conducts the BBC Theatre Orchestra with James Johnston (tenor) and the BBC Theatre
Chorus '.
' Christ is Risen.' Psalm 126; John 21, w. 1-17; Ye choirs of new Jerusalem (A. and M. 125); 1 Corinthians 15, v. 57
A poetry notebook edited by Patric Dickinson: including 'My Last Duchess' by Robert Browning; a group of poems by Thomas Hardy; and extracts from Matthew Arnold's poems and Shakespeare's 'Hamlet.' Readers, Dylan Thomas and Felix Aylmer
Orchestral music oh records
