Mr. Rhys Phillips, who is well known to listeners, is the Joint Librarian for Swansea, and the Historian of the Vale of Neath.
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Leader, Frank Thomas
Relayed from the National Museum of Wales
Selection, The Emerald Isle Sullivan and German

Under the direction of Tommy Harris
Relayed from The Carlton Restaurant, Cardiff

Weather Forecast, First General News Bulletin and Bulletin for Farmers, followed by Regional Sports Bulletin

The story tells of the time when sailing ships carried all the coastal trade to and from the Welsh seaports

An Oratorio by Handel
Relayed from The Colston Hall, Bristol
(See col. 3)

The Third Concert of the (Season 1932-1933)
Relayed from the Colston Hall, Bristol
This evening at 7.30
'Solomon'
An Oratorio by Handel
Parts I and II
Persons represented: Solomon; Zadok, the High Priest; A Levite; An Attendant;
Queen, Pharaoh's daughter; Nicaule, Queen of Sheba; Two Women Priests, Israelites, etc.

Overture Double Chorus, Your harps and cymbals sound

Air, Praise ye the Lord

Double Chorus, With pious heart

Recit. (accompanied), Almighty Power

Recit., Imperial Solomon

Recit. (accompanied), See from the op'ning skies

Air, Sacred raptures

Double Chorus, Throughout the land

Recit., Blest be the Lord

Air, What though I trace

Recit., And see my Queen

Air, With thee th' unshelter'd moor

Recit., Search round the world

Chorus, May no rash intruder

Part II
Double Chorus, From the censer

Recit., My sov'reign liege

Air and Trio, Words are weak

Recit., What says the other

Air, Thy sentence, great King

Recit., Withhold the executing hand

Air, Can I see my infant gored?

Recit. (accompanied), Israel, attend

Chorus, From the east unto the west

Recit., From morn to eve

Air, See the tall palm

Chorus, Swell the full chorus

An Appeal for Co-operation, by Councillor George Williams, Chairman of the Industrial Development Council of South Wales and Monmouthshire

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