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by Nigel Ward
Produced by H. B. Fortuin

Contributors

Unknown:
Nigel Ward
Produced By:
H. B. Fortuin
Narrator:
Bryan Powley
The crew of Albatross:Robert Price-Hillyard:
Anthony Oliver
The crew of Albatross: Joa i Price-Hillyard, his wife:
Annabel Maule
The crew of Albatross: Walter Geary, his brother-in-law:
Hugh David
The crew of Albatross: Wendy Geary, his sister:
Mairhi Russell
Waiter:
Olaf Pooley
Papa Ivan:
Jeffrey Segal
Lt.-Commander Parchment, R.N. (Retd ):
Brian Haines
'Bunny' Carson:
John Carson
Cafe proprietor:
Peter Claughton

A talk by Father Clifford Howell , s.J. with music recorded by the Farm Street Choir
Choirmaster, Fernand Laloux
Hosanna Filio David (Gibbons)
Pueri Hebraeorum (Plainchaut and Victoria)
Gloria laus (Plainchant)
Christus factus est (Anerio)
Pange lingua (Plainchant and Palestrina)
Music of the Passion (Plainchant and Soriano)
Ecce lignum crucis (Plainchant) The Reproaches (Palestrina) Crux fldelis (Palestrina) ' Exultet '
Sicut Cervus (Palestrina)
Benedictus (Plainchant and Viadana) Victimae Paschali (Plainchant) Haec Dies (Jacob Handl )

Contributors

Talk By:
Father Clifford Howell
Choirmaster:
Fernand Laloux
Choirmaster:
Hosanna Filio David
Unknown:
Victimae Paschali
Unknown:
Jacob Handl

Five tales from
' Round the World Stories ' by Stella Mead
5— 'The Honey Jar '
A tale from Turkey told by David
For Children of All Ages
* Mossy Green Theatre * by Mary Dunn
A serial play in five parts with music by Alan Paul 5—' The Show '
The Mossv Green Theatre Orchestra
(led by Max Jaffa ) conducted by Alan Paul Production by Josephine Plummer
(Seymour Green is appearing in 'St. Joan' at the St. Martin's Theatre, London)
It was the evening of the Show in Mossy Green Theatre-the first and only performance of Cinderella ' in the New Forest.

Contributors

Stories By:
Stella Mead
Unknown:
Mary Dunn
Music By:
Alan Paul
Unknown:
Max Jaffa
Conducted By:
Alan Paul
Production By:
Josephine Plummer
Waney:
Ursula Hirst
Mr Snout, the badger:
Norman Shelley
Mr Croaker, the frog:
Geoffrey Wincott
Gloria La Souris the white mouse (alias Belinda):
Betty Hrf'Y
Binnie, the country mouse:
Marjorie Westbury
Mrs Small, her mother:
Sybil Arundale
Monty, her youngest brother:
Sheila Moloney
Baron Mumm:
Wilfred Babbage
Maxi Mumm and Minnie Mumm:
Elaine MacNamara,
Maxi Mumm and Minnie Mumm:
Jennifer Maddox
Ginger Brown, the red squirrel:
Dudley Jones
Storyteller:
Seymour Green

Five broadcasts on the transition from Roman Britain to Saxon England
4-The Age of the Saints
E. G. Bowen
Professor of Geography and Anthropology at the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth
John Morris
Lecturer in History at University College, London
C. L. Matthews amateur archaeologist
The first half of the sixth century-a period of peace, following the British victory at Badon-is one of the darkest periods of the Dark Ages, and, in south-eastern Britain, there is neither written nor archaeological evidence to tell us what was happening.
For the north-west of Britain, however, Welsh records have preserved a number of Saints' lives, which combine with the accounts of the contemporary writer Gildas to give a vivid picture of the Celtic Christianity of the period, and of the monastic saints who went from South Wales to convert Southern Ireland, Cornwall, and Btittany to a life of piety, learning, and hard work.
The evidence on which this knowledge is based is literary rather than archaeological, hut Professor Bowen shows what geography and a knowledge of personal and place names have to contribute to it. Speakers also discuss the nature of the Celtic Christianity and its possible connection with the Eastern Mediterranean.

Contributors

Unknown:
L. Matthews

BBC Home Service Basic

About BBC Home Service

BBC Home Service is a radio channel that started transmitting on the 1st September 1939 and ended on the 29th September 1967.

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