Yorkshire Copper Works Band
Conducted by William Wood
and forecast for farmers and shipping
A gramophone miscellany
Ormerod Greenwood discusses six sayings of William Blake
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' How wide the Gulf and Unpassable between Simplicity and Insipidity '
and forecast for farmers and shipping
Monsieur Jean Conit gives expert advice on topical domestic questions
Van Dam and his Orchestra
by Jocelyn Brooke
The speaker describes a visit to Sicily and his adventures there in the past and present.
STORIES FROM WORLD HISTORY. The Scholar Emperor of China': a story of the Jesuits at the court of K'ang Hsi (1662-1723). Script by Rhoda Power.
Just as I am (BBC Hymn Book 292, New Every Morning, page 72
Psalm 142 (Broadcast Psalter)
St. Matthew 15, v. 32, to 16, v. 4
Rock of ages (BBC Hymn Book 296)
Jack White and his Band
and forecast for farmers and shipping
Reports from Britain and overseas
and his Orchestra with Ray Burns , Bob Freeman and Annette Scott
LET'S JOIN IN. 'Anders' New Cap': a Swedish fairy tale adapted by Sam Langdon
2.20 ADVENTURES IN MUSIC. Music by Johann Strauss , the younger: first of two illustrated talks by Eileen Browne
2.40 HISTORY II. The Early Radicals: Clubs for political reform at the end of the eighteenth century are attacked bv the Government. Script by R. J. White
by Olive Phillips
Cast in order of speaking:
From St. Edmund's Roman Catholic College, Old Hall, Ware, Hertfordshire
Celebrant, Father F. A. Miles
Introduction by Canon R. Butcher , President
Deus in adjutorium (Fauxbourdon)
Psalms 127, 128. 129. 130, and 131 (Plainchant)
Little Chapter: James 1, v. 12
Hymn: Deus tuorum militum (Piainchant)
Magnificat (Fauxbourdon) The Prayer
Suffrage of all the Saints
Ave, Regina caelorum (Suriano) 0 quam gloriosum (Victoria) Ave Maria (Victoria)
Choirmaster, Father A. Wells
Organist. The Rev. D. Higgins
by Charles William Aldous
The speaker distinguishes between the true ragman, the goldfish flasher, the dustbin nibbler, and the gagger, and describes how the rags are sorted and disposed of
Shipping and general weather forecasts. Followed by a detailed forecast for South-East England
Talk by James Henderson
Like many other professors in Germany in 1933, Adolf Reichwein was dismissed from his post. Instead of leaving the country he asked permission to take over a primary school in the country.
Mr Henderson explains how Professor
Reichwein, as a village schoolmaster, sought to work out his ideals even in Nazi Germany.
Four talks on the respective roles of India and China In the revolution taking place in Asia today by Cyril Philips
Professor of Oriental History in the University of London
I—Revolution in Asia
Fifty years ago the word Asian was hardly ever heard in this country, and the growth of Asian consciousness that lies behind it had hardly begun. How important is this development? And how far is it possible to generalise about the response of different Asian countries to the same influences? Is there, for example, anything in common between the present developments in India and China?
Professor Philips was educated in India and has spent much of his life in Asia. In this talk he tries to answer these and similar questions from the basis of his own study and experience. His talk is illustrated by readings.
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