and forecast for farmers and shipping
Ossian Overture (Gade); Romance in G (Svendsen); Suite, Incidental Music to Aladdin (Carl Nielsen ): on gramophone records
and his Octet
from the Porch Room of All Hallows-by-the-Tower of London, conducted by the Rev. P. B. Clayton , Founder Padre of Toe H
Introduction
Who would true valour see (A. and M.
676; C.H. 576)
Prayers
Let the most Blessed be our guide Lesson Prayers
Blessed be the day (S.P. 456, w. 1-4) Sermon
Blessed be the day (S.P. 456, w. 5-8) Prayers
Eternal Father, strong to save (First verse. A. and M. 370; C.H. 636)
Blessing
Traumeswirren: Traumerei; Fantasiestuck, in A flat; Study in A minor, after Paganini played by Adeina de Lara (piano)
Jan Hurst and his Orchestra
' The Music of Max Reger (1873-1916)': an illustrated talk by Donald Mitchell. Pianist, Harold Truscott
Overture in G minor (Bruckner); Notturno (Dvorak); Introduction to Act IV. Scene 2 (Tsar Saltan) (Rimsky-Korsakov): on records
(by permission of the Air Council), conducted by Flight Lieutenant A. E. Sims. M.B.E.. Director of Music, R.A.F.
by Lewis Carroll. Read by Barbara McFadyean and Spike Hughes , and presented by Noel Iliff. Part 3
This week's artists include Joseph Szigeti , Georges Thill , and Anatole Kitain : on gramophone records
by Robert MacDermot
Today's programme includes a talk by Ken Annakin , young director of documentary films, on developments in Czechoslovak and Russian films
with the BBC Midland Chorus, conducted by James Denny
by F. Streeter
Gramophone records of Mary Ellis , Peter Dawson , Jeanette Macdonald , and Richard Tauber
gives the first orchestral concert in the Society's Twentieth Festival (under the auspices of the ' News Chronicle ') Conducted by Gregor FitelbergConducted by Edward Clark Conducted by Bertus van Lier
From the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden (Lessees, Messrs. Boosey and Hawkes), by courtesy of the Covent Garden Opera Trust
with the Masqueraders
A Father Brown story by G. K. Chesterton. Adapted for broadcasting by Felix Felton and Roy Williams. Produced by Ayton Whitaker
Cast also includes Frank Partington , Humphrey Heathcote , and Charles Maunsell
Songs by the choir of Hillside Convent College, Farnborough Hill , conducted by Dr. Wardale, and broadcast from the School Hall
Two stories: ' The Kind Scarecrow.' by Mary Hope Randal , told by W. E. Davis (' David '); and ' The Chronicles of Henry,' by E. M. Mabey , told by May E. Jenkin (' Elizabeth
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6.10 National Savings announcements
The diary of an exploration. Made and written, in collaboration with James Fisher , by Stephen Potter
Alistair Cooke
from Durham Cathedral, with an introductory talk and devotional commentary by the Bishop of Jarrow, the Rt. Rev. Colin Dunlop
Introductory talk on the Service of Evensong
Sentence
Confession and Absolution Versicles
Psalms 142 and 143 First Lesson: Genesis. 4, vv. 2b-10 Magnificat (Thomas Tomkins , in C)
Second Lesson: St. John 12. vv. 23-33 Nunc dimittis (Thomas Tomkins , in C) Creed and the Lord's Prayer Versicles and Collects
Anthem: Hail, gladdening light!
(Charles Wood)
Prayers Grace
Precentor, the Rev. P. H. Cecil Organist. Conrad W. Eden
Appeal on behalf of Denville Hall, a Haven of Rest for Aged Members of the Theatrical Profession, by Lady Cedric Hardwicke
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. Produced by John Richmond. Episode 9
being the life of Maxim Gorky up to the Revolution of 1905. Music by Herbert A. Carruthers. Written by David Thomson and produced by R. D. Smith
Others taking part are Chris Gittins , Marjorie Westbury. Harry Ross , and David Kossoff
'Thus saith the Lord: thou shalt have none other gods but me.' Psalm 115, vv. 1-10. 13-16; Isaiah 44, vv. 6-20; Immortal, Invisible, God only wise (S.P. 535): Isaiah 44. v. 6
A poetry notebook edited by Patric Dickinson. including an extract from Henry IV, Part 2; poems by Walter de la Mare and Robert Bridges ; and Tennyson's ' Audley Court.' Readers. William Devlin and Ernest Thesiger
Conducted by Lionel Salter
Orchestral music on records
