(to 11.00)
Leader, Louis Levitus
Relayed from The National Museum of Wales
Leader, Louis Levitus
Redvers Llewellyn, who is a native of Briton Ferry, joined the chorus of the Carl Rosa Opera Company three years ago and within a year was given principal baritone roles. He appeared with the Company during its last Lyceum season.
'The Queen in the Kitchen'
A Christmassy Dialogue Story by Dorothy Coombes
'Elephants': II
by Lieut.-Col. H. St. Clair Smallwood
Gan Yr Athro E. Ernest Hughes
(A Welsh Interlude: Current Topics in Wales)
A Review in Welsh by Professor E. Ernest Hughes
This month is the centenary of the birth of Dr. Griffith John, who spent nearly sixty years in China as a missionary. His work compares with that of Livingstone or Grenfell, for, in addition to founding the Anglo-Chinese University, at Hankow, he also founded the biggest hospital in China, a large sanatorium and a home for lepers. Dr. John was the first to translate the Bible into Chinese. Sunday, December 13, will be devoted to his memory in all the Congregational churches of Wales, and in this talk Professor Ernest Hughes will make special reference to the life of the great Welshman.
(From Swansea)
(to 23.00)