from St. Bonaventure's,
Welwyn Garden City
Order of Service
Opening Prayers from Prime
Hymn, When daylight scales the skies Psalm 18 (Douay), 19 (A.V.)
Address by the Rev. Father C. C.
MARTINDALE, S.J.
Concluding Prayers from Prime
Hymn, Lord, for tomorrow and its needs (W.H. 219)

o Eglwys y Tabernacl, Bangor
(A Religious Service in Welsh, from The Tabernacle Calvinistic Methodist Church, Bangor)
Trefn y
Gwasanaeth Intrada
Emyn 113, Mi af ymlaen yn nerth y nef (Ton, Grafenburg)
Darllen o'r
Ysgrythur Salmdon xlvii, Clywais, 0 Arglwydd, dy air, ac ofnais
Emyn gan y Plant, Telynau bychain lesu (Allan o'r Nawfed Detholiad)
Gweddi
Anthem 25, Deuwch ataf
Fi Detholiad ar yr Organ, Harmonies
Di Soir (Karg Elert)
Emyn 435, 'Rwy'n ofni f'nerth yn ddim (Ton, Llanllyfni)
Pregeth gan y Parch. G. Wynne
GRIFFITH
Emyn 159, 0, Nefol addfwyn Oen
(Ton, Rhosymedre)
Y Fendith Apostolaidd
Organydd a Chorfeistr, John WilliamsÂ

Yr Emynau a'r Tonau (heblaw Emyn y Plant) o Lyfr Emynau y Methodistiaid
Calfinaidd a Wesleaidd

Leader, J. MOULAND BEGBIE
Conductor, GUY WARRACK
Jaromir Weinberger is the composer of the opera Schwanda the Bagpiper, which has been so extraordinarily successful. It has been presented in the opera houses of practically every musical country in the world, the libretto having been translated into fourteen languages.
The composer was born in 1896, in Prague, and had the advantage of studying with Max Reger in Leipzig. In 1922, he spent a short time in the United States as professor of composition at the Conservatorium of Ithica. The chief characteristics of his music consist of an engaging gift of melody, a piquant sense of harmony, and a modern conception of counterpoint.

(two pianofortes)
Fantasia, Die Fledermaus (The Bat)
Waltz, Fruhlingsstimmen (Voices of Spring)
Persian March
Fantasia (The Gypsy Baron)
Tritsch-Tratsch-Polka
(All arranged by Rawicz and Landauer)

Conductor, ROBERT E. AUSTIN
RISPAH GOODACRE (contralto)

DALE SMITH (baritone)
The 'Cellist as Composer
SEXTET
The Dancing Girl Ruffs and Laces
DALE SMITH
It was the time of roses The Year's at the Spring
SEXTET
Menuet pompeux Lute Song
Tambourin et Musette
DALE SMITH
Love thy mother, little one The Fairy Fiddler In Praise of Ale
SEXTET
Sing-Song
Stilt Walkers
(All songs accompanied by the Sextet)

The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted bv Felix Weingartner : Overture, Prometheus, Op. 43 (Beethoven)
Emanuel Feuermann (violoncello),
Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Malcolm Sargent : Concerto in D (Havdn)—I Allegro moderato ; 2. Adagio; 3- Allegro
The Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Stokowski : Fugue in C minor (The Little) (Bach, arr. Stokozoski)

' New Roads in Old China '
The Rev. W. W. GIBSON , of the Methodist Missionary Society

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 1 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
(By permission of Gilbert Miller)
(By permission of Howard Wyndham and Branson Albery)
(By permission of London Film Productions, Ltd.)
In a Masque
The BBC Theatre Orchestra
Conducted by Leslie Woodgate
Production by Val Gielgud

Accompanied by THE COMPOSER
By the Bivouac's fitful flame (Walt
Whitman)
Lookin' Back (Moira O'Neill ) Dreaming (Cahir Healy)
Scythe Song (Ricardo Stephens )
A Rann of Wandering, A Cradle Song,
Across the Door (from Wild Earth) (Padraic Colum )
At Sea (Moira O'Neill )
The Stranger's Grave (Emily Lawless) Lane o' the Thrushes (Cahal O'Byrne and Cahir Healy)
Hush Song, Herrin's in the Bay
(Elizabeth Shane )

An appeal on behalf of the WEST CORNWALL HOSPITAL, PENZANCE, by the Right Hon. WALTER RUNCIMAN ,
D.C.L., LL.D., M.P. The West Cornwall Hospital, Penzance, is in need of £ 20,000 to carry out , urgent extensions, for the present accommodation is quite inadequate to cope with the growing demands, and ' there is a long waiting list for beds. ' It serves not only its own local people, ' but also the large visiting population ' from every county in England.
One of Cornwall's contributions to the national well-being is to provide a playground for thousands of visitors. The West Cornwall Hospital. appeals for a thank-offering, so that it may be enabled to open its doors to all who need its help.
Contributions will be gratefully acknowledged, and should be addressed to [address removed]

A programme of Hungarian folk songs and folk music from Budapest
This relay is on the occasion of a popular peasant festival when men,, women and children come from all over the country, wearing their native costumes, to display their local dances and games. The Hungarian peasants are not as rich as they were before the war, and there was some danger that their traditional art would be lost. It was to preserve this that the Hungarian ' Bouquet de Perles ' Association was formed which arranges for groups of peasants to meet on certain Hungarian holidays in different parts of the country. The present festival lasts tor two days and is held in the city of Budapest. The name Bouquet de Perles', by the way, comes from the custom in certain country districts for the young men to wear in their hats a posy made of glass beads.

DOROTHY BENNETT (soprano) from the Grand Hotel, Eastbourne (Soloist, LESLIE JEFFRIES> )At the pianoforte, SYDNEY FFOULKES