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Leader, Louis Levitus
Relayed from The National Museum of Wales

(O dan nawdd Urdd Gobaith Cymru) o Bafiliwn yr Eisteddfod Machynlleth
Cystadleuaeth-Canu Penillion
(a) Detholiad o awdl 'Min y Mor' ..(Meuryn)
(b) Y Sipsi. (Crwys) unrhyw alaw
Annerch y Llywydd-Y Fonesig, Megan Lloyd George, A.S.
Annerch Gwr Gwadd yr Eisteddfod-Y Gwir Anrhydeddus. D. Lloyd George, O.M., A.S.
Cystadleuaeth Tarian Syr Herbert Lewis
Canu Alawon Gwerin-Corawl (Parti dros ddeuddeg)
(a) 'Y Saith Rhyfeddod
(b) 'Titrwm, tatrwm'

The Welsh League of Youth recently celebrated its tenth Anniversary; it has a membership of over 50,000 Welsh Young People from every county in the Principality and from the Welsh contingents in the principal English cities.
There is also a strong representation from the Welsh Colonists of Patagonia.

A Visit to the Farm told by Uncle Raymond, assisted by Charlot, the Animal Mimic with some gramophone music

The Reverend Gwilym Davies, whose name will always be associated with the Children's Peace Message (May 18), spends much of his time in Geneva. In this talk he will look at the World as its affairs are seen from Geneva.

An Oratorio by Handel
Relayed from The Pavilion, Mountain Ash

Megan Thomas (Soprano), Margaret Price (Soprano), Gladys Ripley (Contralto), Trefor Jones (Tenor)
Choir of 1,000 Voices
Welsh Symphony Orchestra and Western Studio Orchestra
Conductor, Dr. Malcolm Sargent

Part I
Recitative (Tenor): Now there arose a new King
Chorus: And the Children of Israel sigh'd
Recitative (Tenor): Then sent He Moses
Chorus: They loathed to drink the River
Air (Contralto): Their Land brought forth Frogs
Chorus: He spake the Word
Chorus: He gave them Hailstones
Chorus: He sent a thick Darkness
Chorus: He smote all the First-born of Egypt
Chorus: But as for His People
Chorus: Egypt was glad
Chorus: He rebuked the Red Sea
Chorus: He led them thro' the Deep
Chorus: But the Waters overwhelmed
Chorus: And Israel saw that great Work
Chorus: And believed the Lord

Part II
Chorus: Moses and the Children of Israel
Chorus: I will sing unto the Lord
Duet (Two Sopranos): The Lord is my Strength
Chorus: He is my God
Chorus: And I will exalt Him
Male Chorus: The Lord is a man of War
Chorus: The Depths have cover'd them
Chorus: Thy right Hand, O Lord
Chorus: And in the Greatness
Chorus: Thou sentest forth Thy Wrath
Chorus: And with the Blast of Thy Nostrils
Air (Tenor): The Enemy said
Air (Soprano): Thou didst blow
Chorus: Who is like unto Thee
Chorus: The Earth swallowed them

A new Revue by Mary Dunn
(Daventry National Programme)
Cast:

Anona Winn; Reginald Purdell; Fosti Richardson; Barbara CouperAt the Piano, Doris Arnold
The B.B.C. Theatre Orchestra
Conducted by Leslie Woodgate

Songs with a Preface being a collection of old historical songs, some well known, some little known, spoken and sung by Miss Viola Tree, who makes her first appearance before the microphone as a diseuse.
(Daventry National Programme)

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