Relayed from
Salem Welsh Congregational Church,
Portmadoc, North Wales
Order of Service
Hymn 535, Arglwydd, dyro yr eneiniad
(Tune, Edinburgh)
Scripture Reading, Psalm xxvii
Hymn 441, Pwy sy'n dwyn y Brenin adref? (Tune, Blaenycoed)
Children's Address
Children's Hymn 180, Henley (Caniedydd Newydd yr Ysgol Sul)
Prayer
Hymn 537, 0 Ilefara, addfwyn lesu
(Tune, Mount of Olives)
Sermon by the Rev. W. J. NICHOLSON
Hymn 925, Ar y mynydd gyda'sr Jesu
(Tune, Wynnstay)
Prayer
Organist, JOHN LEWIS JONES
Hymns and Tunes from Caniedydd
Cynulleidfaol Newydd

by VLADIMIR CERNKOFF

OLIVE GROVES (soprano)

Excerpts from
Beethoven's Opera Fidelio
The B.B.C. Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Bruno Walter : Overture
Friedrich Schorr (bass-baritone):
Pizzaro's Aria, Ha, welch ein Augenblick (Ah ! what a moment)
Frieda Leider (soprano) : Abscheulicher (Thou monstrous fiend)
Berger, Gottlieb, Domgraf-Fassbaender, Wittrisch, with the Berlin State Opera Orchestra, conducted by Fritz Zweig : Quartet, Mir ist so Wunderbar (He doth to me incline)
The Concertgebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam, conducted by Willerh Mengelberg : Overture, Leonore, No. 3
Gottlieb, Ludwig, Grossman, Domgraf-Fassbaender : Quartet, Er Sterbe doch er soil erst wissen (Thou shah die)

Leader, ALFRED CAVE
Conducted by LESLIE HEWARD
MARY POLLOCK
(soprano)

By GIPSY SMITH

Sidney Griller (violin); Jack O'Brien (violin); Philip Burton (viola);
Colin Hampton (violoncello)
SOFFI SCHONNING (soprano)
EDA KERSEY (violin)
REGINALD PAUL (pianoforte)

Once again four of the Empire's workers are to show the Empire at work, from their personal experience.
Life in an Indian State
This Empire worker lived for six years in Hyderabad, working in the Indian Civil Service. One night he might be attending a party given by an Indian prince in conditions of inconceivable opulence; next day—150 miles off-he would be overhauling the accounts of a native co-operative society, a third of whose members were sunk in debt beyond hope.
Tobacco in Nyasaland
This worker had to supervise the seed, sowing, cultivation, grading of the leaf.
A district as big as Hertfordshire, about 7,000 natives growing, tobacco. He will tell of the curing of tobacco over open wood fires. Striking camp, his porters natives. On the march, high grass depositing ticks in his arms and legs. Day after day-through most of the year.
District Officer in Malaya
This speaker will describe work in a district that has vast areas of dense forests, and a dozen rubber estates; the smallholders Malays, the labourers mostly Chinese. An infinite variety of work, from administration of justice to assisting at a major operation on an elephant.
Tea Planting in Ceylon
In Ceylon, as opposed to Assam, there are no seasons of cropping. Tea is plucked and manufactured all the year round. A Ceylon tea planter is to describe an average day's work. Checking accounts, magistrate to his coolies, going round the fields, inspecting the factories, attending the mail, visiting the estate hospital.

by MARGARET BALFOUR
(contralto)
ESTHER FISHER and CYRIL SCOTT
(two pianofortes)

From The Studio
'Conducted by The Rev. Canon F. R. BARRY , D.S.O.
Order of Service
Introductory Sentences
Hymn, The God of Love (S.P. 653) Prayer
Reading, St. Luke xv, 11-end
Hymn, My soul, there is a country
(S.P. 585)
Prayer
Sermon by the Rev. Canon F. R. BARRY , D.S.O.
Hymn, Praise to the Lord the Almighty
(S.P. 626)
Blessing

An Appeal on behalf of THE LONDON HOMOEOPATHIC Hos
PITAL
By PHILIP GUEDALLA
Contributions will be gratefully acknowledged and should be addressed to [address removed].

Leader, MONTAGUE BREARLEY
Conductor,
STANFORD ROBINSON

with WEBSTER BOOTH
(All arrangements by Fred Hartley )