Conducted by WARWICK BRAITHWAITE.

A Dream Poem-Play by R. E. JEFFREY.
Presented by HOWARD ROSE.
The Spirits manifested in the dream are these:-
Man.
Old Man.
Woman.
Crowd of Unbelievers, Believers, and a Procession of Priests.
These characters, and all who appear, are costumed in flowing garb of a period which might have been 1,000 years ago, or maybe that of 1,000 years hence. The scene in which these move and speak is on the outskirts of a city. There are distant lights twinkling over the rising ground, suggesting that the streets are within a stone's throw. The night is cold and bleak ; snow is falling with that mysterious silence which always makes it seem supernatural. An organ pealing its vibrant notes is heard, and the moving sounds of a large body of people singing a hymn of praise lifts the emotions high ; sincerity and intense feeling are present.
A man appears on the portion of the road which is visible; he wears a look of contempt upon his face. He looks over his shoulder in the direction of the sounds of praise, and speaks.
THE ORCHESTRA.
Easter Music.

Order of Service:
Processional Hymn, "Christ the Lord Has Risen Again" (English Hymnal, No.129).
Special Prayers and Sermon.
Hymn, "Let Joyful Praise to Heaven Ascend" (17th Century)
Apostles' Creed and Prayers.
Hymn, "The Strife is Ofer" (English Hymnal, No. 625).
Address by the Dean of Norwich (Dr. J.W. Willink).
Closing Hymn, "Christ is Risen; Christ is Risen" (A. and M., No. 138).

The R.S.P.C.C. Appeal by Sir GEORGE W. TRUSCOTT , Bart.

NEWS BULLETIN.
Local News.

Relayed from The Piccadilly Hotel. London.

The Orchestra.