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Three pictures of the Church in the world today
2-In Central Africa
Graham Hyslop and Sheila Jenkinson (of Student Movement House, London), discuss the Church in Africa with Florence Wamala (Uganda), Edward Francois (Gold Coast), Oluwole Coker (Nigeria), Christian Baeta (Gold Coast), and O. Kesandu Ogan (Nigeria)
Act of Worship conducted by the Rev. Christian Baeta , O.B.E. , Presbyterian Church of the Gold Coast
As with gladness (A. and M. 79) Introduction
General Confession Act of Penitence Psalm 67
Lesson: 1 Kings 8. vv. 22-25. 28-30.
41-43
Hills of the North, rejoice (A. and M. 269)
Lesson: Acts 10, vv. 34-45 Act of Thanksgiving
When morning gilds the skies (A. and M. 223)
Closing Prayer
Canon: Praise God Almighty
Organist: Fela Sowande. A.R.C.O.

Contributors

Unknown:
Graham Hyslop
Unknown:
Sheila Jenkinson
Unknown:
Florence Wamala
Unknown:
Edward Francois
Unknown:
Oluwole Coker
Unknown:
Christian Baeta
Unknown:
O. Kesandu Ogan
Unknown:
Rev. Christian Baeta , O.B.E.

March in D (K.249) (Mozart): Royal
Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham , Bt.
Overture, Nina pazza per amore
(Paisiello): Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham. Bt.
(Continued in next column)
Concerto for oboe and strings
(Cimarosa, arr. Benjamin). Leon Goossens (oboe), with the Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Sir Malcolm Sargent
Symphony No. 4, in B flat
(Beethoven) : Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Wilhelm Furtwangler on gramophone records

Contributors

Conducted By:
Sir Thomas Beecham
Conducted By:
Sir Thomas Beecham.
Oboe:
Leon Goossens
Conducted By:
Sir Malcolm Sargent
Conducted By:
Wilhelm Furtwangler

A play by Gale Pedrick with music by Alan Paul
Production by Martyn C. Webster
Other parts played by Bill Staughton and Malcolm Hayes

Contributors

Play By:
Gale Pedrick
Music By:
Alan Paul
Production By:
Martyn C. Webster
Played By:
Bill Staughton
Played By:
Malcolm Hayes
Kurt Spiegel:
Sebastian Shaw
Eva Bonner:
Catherine Campbell
Stanislaus Bonner:
Leon Quartermaine
Carl Jungheim:
Philip Cunningham
Todd:
Charles Leno
Maxie:
David Kossoff
Laporte:
Alastair Duncan
Lipinski:
Raf de la Torre
Kettle:
Allan McClelland
Brandt:
James E Thompson
C S M Battle:
Richard Williams
Captain Quiller:
Martin Lewis
Mayer:
Arthur Ridley

Appeal on behalf of the British Home and Hospital for Incurables by the President, Colonel W. Churchill Hale , O.B.E., M.C
Contributions will be gratefully acknowledged and should be addressed to [address removed]
The British Home and Hospital for Incurables, founded in 1861 and maintained entirely by voluntary contributions, extends its benefits to all parts of the United Kingdom.
Three hundred men and women-all of them middle-class people-who have had the misfortune to contract incurable diseases are cared for; some of them are in the Home at Streatham. others able to be with friends or relatives are provided with pensions of 15s. a week for life.

Contributors

Unknown:
Colonel W. Churchill Hale , O.B.E., M.C

A story of a man of character by Thomas Hardy
Dramatised for broadcasting by Desmond Hawkins
Music composed for the serial by Ralph Vaughan Williams
2 — ' A Journey to Casterbridge'
BBC West of England Light Orchestra
Conducted by Reginald Redman
Produced by Owen Reed
In the BBC's West of England studios
As a young man Michael Henchard was given to savage, drunken humours which culminated in the evil moment when he auctioned his wife and infant daughter on a fairground and sold them to a sailor for five guineas. His efforts to trace them when he came to his senses were unsuccessful. Overcome with remorse he took an oath to avoid all strong drink for twenty-one years. When twenty of these years had passed Susan Henchard set out to look for her husband who had discarded her in such shameful circumstances. The sailor who treated her very kindly had been recently lost at sea. Susan's only companion was her daughter Elizabeth-Jane who knew nothing of her mother's marriage to Henchard.

Contributors

Unknown:
Thomas Hardy
Broadcasting By:
Desmond Hawkins
Unknown:
Ralph Vaughan Williams
Conducted By:
Reginald Redman
Produced By:
Owen Reed
Unknown:
Michael Henchard
Unknown:
Susan Henchard
Elizabeth-Jane:
Barbara Jefford
Susan:
Beatrice Bevan
The furmity woman:
Vivienne Chatterton
A Casterbridge woman:
Doris Nichols
Longways:
Lewis Gedge
Coney:
Douglas Horner
Buzzford:
Preston Lockwood
Michael Henchard:
Hedley Goodall
Donald Farfrae:
Nigel Stock

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