and forecast for farmers and shipping
Ninth of the series, on records
Symphony No. 3 (Box): Halle Orchestra, conducted by John Barbirolli
and his Mazurka Orchestra
conducted by the Right Rev. J. L. Wilson , C.M.G., Bishop of Singapore
Introduction
Christ, whose glory fills the skies
(A. and M. 7: C.H. 261)
Reading: Isaiah 40, vv. 1-11 and 27-31 Psalm 126
Reading: 2 Corinthians 1, vv. 3-11
0 for a closer walk with God (A. and M. 630; C.H. 457)
Sermon
Awake, our souls! (A. and M. 682) Prayers
0 thou who earnest from above (A. and M. 698; C.H. 471)
Blessing
(cello)
Harold Collins and his Orchestra
" The Composer at Work.' 1 — ' The Raw Materials of Music': illustrated talk by Hubert Clifford
and his Players
Scott Goddard reviews some recent issues
by George and Weedon Grossmith , abridged and read by Eric Gillett in twelve instalments. Part 6
Featuring Edric Connor in a programme that includes West Indian folk songs, with Charles Ernesco and his Sextet. Presented by Ian C. Messiter
by E. Arnot Robertson
Fortnightly talks on countries of Europe
A monthly programme of science and observation. 11 — ' Hibernation.' Brian Vesey-FitzGeraid introduces Malcolm Smith , L. Harrison Matthews , and Geoffrey Taylor. Produced by Desmond Hawkins
Music for strings played by The Masqueraders
C. E. Cherry
Interesting people who are In Town Tonight' interviewed by Roy Rich ; and Stewart MacPherson , 'The Man in the Street,' interviews passers-by in a busy London thoroughfare. Edited by C. F. Meehan. (Recording of yesterday's broadcast)
(Leader, Norris Stanley )
Conductor, George Weldon
Iso Elinson (piano)
From the Town Hall, Birmingham
Frank Pettingell and Jean Cadell as Mr. and Mrs. Micawber from
' David Copperfield '
Arranged by V. C. Clinton-Baddeley , who also speaks the commentary. With David O'Brien as the young David Copperfield. Other parts played by John Blythe , Vivienne Chatterton , Victor Fairley , Eric Lugg. and Douglas Sawyer. Produced by Leslie Stokes.
'He Died Singing': a dramatic portrait of William Blake by Alec Macdonald. Produced by Josephine Plummer. (First broadcast on October 29, 1944)
(Edgar Norfolk is appearing in ' Message for Margaret ')
and forecast for farmers and shipping
Commentary by Harold Nicolson
Conductor, Gilbert Vinter ; with Freda Townson (contralto)
A series of programmes about the peculiarities of the language we speak, from Anglo-Saxon to modern slang. Written and produced by Jenifer Wayne. Narrator, Carleton Hobbs. 2—' 1066 and After'
by Alistair Cooke
from Glenorchy Congregational Church, Exmouth, conducted by the Rev. W. J. Lewis
Call to worship
Enduring soul of all our life (C.H.
23: Tune, Salzburg)
Lesson: Philippians 3. vv. 13-16 and 4, vv. 4-8
The Lord's my Shepherd (C.H. 62:
Tune, Crimond)
Prayer
Theseeyes have never seen that radiant form of thine (C.H. 178: Tune, Nun danket all)
Sermon
Jesus shall reign (C.H. 320: Tune,
Rimington)
Blessing
Organist. J. Edwin Scoble
Appeal on behalf of The Spero
Fund for the Industrial Welfare of Tuberculous Persons, by Sir
Pelham Warner, M.B.E.
Contributions will be gratefully acknowledged and should be addressed to [address removed]
by Wilkie Collins. Adapted for broadcasting by Jonquil Antony. Produced by Hugh Stewart. Episode 10
(Henry Hallatt broadcasts by permission of Firth Shephard and Henry Sherek )
(piano)
6-V. S. Pritchett on the Fells. Produced by Stephen Potter
The Master said: ' 'Follow me.' Psalm 91. vv. 1-11: St. Matthew 10. vv. 16-32; He who would valiant be (S.P. 515); St. John 12. v. 26
A poetry notebook edited by Patric Dickinson. This week's programme compiled by W. J. Turner
