The Enthronement of the Most Reverend Cosmo Gordon Lang as Archbishop of Canterbury
The Scene and the Ceremonial
An Introductory description from the Studio
11.30 The Ceremony Relayed from Canterbury Cathedral
The ceremony of enthronement of a Lord Archbishop of Canterbury is as impressive as any in the ritual of the Established Church. Under the lofty arches of England's most famous Cathedral the new Archbishop, surrounded by the Bishops and dignitaries of the Province, hears the Mandate of the Royal Commissioners, authorizing the ceremony, read. He takes the historic oath, administered by the Dean, before being enthroned by the Archdeacon on the Archiepiscopal Throne. Then, after prayer, he is conducted through the middle of the Choir and installed in the Dean's Stall. Thence, whilst a hymn is sung, the procession moves through the Screen to the Marble Throne, in which he is again enthroned. Returning to the High Altar, he hears Te Deum sung, and then goes into the pulpit to preach. After his sermon and Benediction he goes into the nave to give a second Blessing which he repeats outside the West Door, blessing the city, the country, and the people, before he goes through the cloisters, to the Chapter House for the ceremony of installation there.
From the Hotel Cecil
Sir WALFORD DAVIES
(a) A Beginner's Course
(b) An Intermediate Course with a Short Concert
(c) A Short Advanced Course
Conducted by ARNOLD EAGLE
From the Shepherd's Bush Pavilion
Do you know:
How to make an umbrella-stand?
Why a dog's tail is a great novelty? What makes tramcars break down?
Why the rhinoceros has a bad temper?
These and similar problems of importance and interest will be solved in stories by Carey Grey, F.G. Goddard and others.
The programme will include Violin Solos by David Wise
SCHUBERT
MISCELLANEOUS PIANOFORTE PIECES
Played by HAROLD CRAXTON
Variations on a Theme by A. Huttenbrennor
THE WIRELESS MILITARY BAND
Conducted by B. WALTON O'DONNELL
Dramatized by W. W. JACOBS and CHARLES ROCK
'The Monkey's Paw'
Dramatized by Louis N. PARKER