Sir Walford Davies, Mus.Doc.
Relayed from London.
Frank Thomas (Violin), Frank Whitnall (Violoncello), Vera McComb Thomas (Piano).
from the Carlton Restaurant.
For Young Adventurers.
A Pageant of Wales and the West.
"Every society is established for the sake of some good end. It is first founded that men may live, but continued that they may live happily". - Aristotle
Chairman: The Rt. Hon the Lord Mayor of Cardiff, Alderman W. B. Francis, J.P.
Artistes: Gwladys Naish (Soprano), The Station Choir of Cardiff Singers, The Cardiff Radio Players
The Station Orchestra
Conductor, Warwick Braithwaite
The Choir
The Coming of the Normans
How Robert Fitzhamon and his Knights captured Cardiff, and how Prince Iestyn fled from the Castle.
A Dramatic Sketch by J. Kyrle Fletcher.
[Starring] The Radio Players
Scene 1. The Watch Tower at Cardiff.
Scene II. By the East Gate, Cardiff. (Some hours later.)
Scene III. Interior of Iestyn's Tower, Cardiff Castle.
The Orchestra
The Rt. Hon. Lord Kenyon, K.C.V.O.
The Choir
Traditional Airs.
Gwladys Naish
Selected Songs.
Sir William Reardon Smith, Bart.
The Orchestra
The Rising of the Welsh
Ifor Bach's Attack on Cardiff Castle.
A Dramatic Sketch by J. Kyrle Fletcher.
[Starring] The Radio Players
Scene I. At Castell Coch.
Scene II. The Night Attack on Cardiff Castle.
Scene III. The Signing of the Treaty of Peace at Castell Coch.
The Choir
"Mae Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau".
Mr. T. Alwyn Lloyd, F.R.I.B.A., M.T.T.I., Chairman of the Cardiff Branch of the South Wales Institute of Architects.
Gwladys Naish
In further selections.
The Cardiff College Song and "Yell".
The Orchestra
Welsh Airs.
"God Bless the Prince of Wales".
