The Station Orchestra
Conductor, Warwick Braithwaite
S.B. from London.
The Orchestra
An Interlude: The Child of the Moor
A Romance in Prose and Song by Laurance E. Tanner.
The Story, of which only extracts can be given, reveals the Spirit of Nature (in the guise of a little girl) in her influence on David, a boy possessed of a singularly imaginative temperament. The author upholds a theory that Nature draws closer to humanity than is commonly recognized, both in sympathy and understanding. The scene is Exmoor.
Seymour Dossor
"Song of the Moor on a Winter's Night".
"The Moor in Summer is Soft and Kind".
A Reading
"David Meets the Spirit of Nature".
Seymour Dossor
"Child of the Moor".
A Reading
"David and His Mother".
Seymour Dossor
"The Land of Night Glides Softly By".
[Starring] Fay Compton as Ophelia.
S.B. from London.
(to 17.50)
6.30 Religious Service
Relayed from Pembroke Terrace C.M. Church.
Conducted by the Rev. John Roberts, M.A. (Cardiff).
S.B. from London.
S.B. from London.
Appeal by Mr. Walter Scholes, Chairman.
S.B. from London.
S.B. from London.
