Relayed from
Caersalem Baptist Church, Caernarvon
Order of Service :
Hymn 834, O ! Arwain fy enaid i'r dyfroedd
(Tune, Elliot)
Scripture Reading, Isaiah xl, 1-17, 25-31
Hymn 46, 0 flena gweithredoedd rhyfedd Duw
(Tune, Ludwig, Rhaglen Bedyddwyr Y Gogledd, 1932)
Prayer
Hymn 385, 0 Arglwydd! dyro awel (Tune,
Mannheim)
Sermon by the Minister, the Reverend HUMPHREY
ELLIS
Prayer
Hymn 658, At bwy'r awn oin Icsu tirion (Tune,
Llwynbedw, Rhaglen Bcdyddwyr Y Gogledd, 1933)
(The. Hymns and two of the Tunes are from Llawlyfr Moliant y Bedyddwyr (Welsh Baptists'
Hymnbook))
Precentor, Mr. D. 0. EDWARDS
Organist, Miss DILYS WYNNE Jones
(West Regional Programme)

ALICE MOXON (Soprano)
STUART ROBERTSON (Baritone)

Directed by FRANK CANTELL
Emme NORTHALL (Contralto)
(From Birmingham)

The Influence of Franz Liszt
(1811-1866)
The London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Felix Weingartncr : March to the Scaffold (Symphonic Fantastique) (Berlioz). Jacques Thibaud (Violin) and Alfred Cortot (Pianoforte): Fourth Movement, Sonata in A (Allegretto poco mosso) (César Franclc). Mischa Levitski (Pianoforte) : Staccato Etude (Rubinstein). Alexander Brailowsky (Pianoforte) : with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Julius Priiwer : Third Movement, Concerto in E minor, Op. 11 (Rondo Vivace, Romanza) (Chopin). Joseph Joachim (Violin) : Hungarian Dance [No.] 2, in D minor (Brahms). Frida Leider (Soprano) with the London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by John BarbiroIIi : Ltebestod (Tristan and Isolda) ( Wagner).

The English Countryside:
Miss V. SACKVILLB WEST
The intention of this series is to illustrate the English heritage in literature by a short weekly anthology based on a central subject, interspersed with comments on the pieces read and their authors. The first programme is a symposium on the English countryside selected by Miss V. Sackville West, whose poem ' 'The Land' has given her a notable place among modern poets who have taken the countryside for their subject.

by HAROLD SAMUEL

by QUENTIN MACLEAN
From The Concert Hall, Broadcasting House

By WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
Specially adapted for broadcasting in a Prologue and seven scenes by VAL GIELGUD and E. A. HARDING
With music composed and arranged by KATE COATES and LESLIE WOODGATE
PROLOGUE: In a Ship at Sea
AN ISLAND :
Scene I A clearing before Prospero's Cell Scene 2 By the foreshore
Scene 3 On the heath by the shore
Scene 4: The clearing before Prospero's Cell Scene 5: In the woods near the marshes Scene 6 Another part of the foreshore
Scene 7 The clearing before Prospero's Cell
PERSONS REPRESENTED :
The Islanders:
The Castaways:
Antonio, usurping Duke of Milan, brother to
In a Masque:
THE B.B.C. THEATRE ORCHESTRA
Conducted by LESLIE WOODGATE
Production by VAL GIELGUD

by LISA MINGHETTI

THE BELLS
Order of Service :
Hymn, My God, my Father, make me strong
(St. Martin's Hymn Book, No. 583; St. Martin's Old Hymn Book, No. 229 ; Songs of Praise, No. 583)
Confession and Thanksgiving Psalm 111
Lesson
Magnificat Prayers
Hymn, Be Thou my guardian and my guide
(St. Martin's Hymn Book, No. 100; St. Martin's Old Hymn Book, No. 31 ; Ancient and Modern, No. 282)
Address by the Very Reverend H. R. L. SHEPPARD ,
C.H., D.D. Hymn, 0 valiant hearts who to your glory came
(St. Martin's Hymn Book, No. 293; St. Martin's Old Hymn Book, No. 281; Songs of Praise, No. 163)
Blessing
Organist, ARNOLD GOLDSBROUGH

Appeal, on behalf of THE Royal MATERNITY HOSPITAL, BELFAST, by Her Grace THE Duchess
OF ABERCORN
Contributions will be gratefully received and acknowledged by Her Grace The Duchess of Abercorn, [address removed]
(From Belfast)

by CEDRIC SHARPE

(West Regional Programme)