(Church of England) from Holy Trinity Church, Folkestone
Organ Voluntary
9.30 Order of Service
Hymn, Three in one and one in three (A. and M. 163)
Prayers
Psalm xlvi
Lesson, Isaiah xl, 25-31
Hymn, Pleasant are thy courts above (A. and M. 240)
Address by the Rev. C. S.T. Watkins
Hymn, Gracious Spirit, Holy Ghost (A. and M. 210 ; S.P. 507)
Blessing
Organist, A.F. Barnes
Conductor, Clifford Greenwood
@ (mandolin and banjo)
with Webster Booth
Plea
Conductor, Tom Morgan
played by Ivor Moreton and Dave Kay
@ at the BBC Theatre Organ
by Harriet Cohen
(All arrangements by Arthur Dulay )
' A Prairie Parson and his
Problems'
The Rev. H. G. G. Herklots
From time to time talks are given in the Missionary series especially about the work among our own people overseas. The Rev. H. G. G. Herklots , who is to speak on 'A Prairie Parson and his Problems has recently become Rector of Flixton, near Manchester, after a considerable period of service in Canada.
He was Canon of St. John's
Cathedral, Winnipeg, and Professor of Exegetical Theology in St. John's College in that city. In the course of his work he visited and was in continual touch with the work of the Anglican Church throughout Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta. He is a lively speaker and writer, as those who have heard him or read his books such as 'Jack of All Trades ', ' Paper Aeroplanes ', and ' My First Winter ' will know.
Mr. Herklots was born in India, went to Trinity College, Cambridge, and was trained at Ridley Hall , before serving for three years as curate at Holy Trinity, Marylebone, and then going to Canada.
Along the Peterskoy Road Soldier's Song
Peasant Girl's Song, Katenka
Legend of the Volga, Stepan Razin Polyanka
(All the above items are traditional, arranged by Medvedeff)
Alistair Cooke
with Don Carlos
Act 2 Of Richard Wagner's Opera from Bayreuth
The Festival Orchestra
Conductor, Heinz Tietjen
Chorus Master, Friedrich Jung
(By courtesy of Reichs-Rundfunk-Gesellschaft, Berlin).
Prelude: a musical suggestion of the dragon into which the giant Fafner has changed himself to guard the treasure.
The scene shows the dragon's cave in the wood: meeting of Alberich and Wotan (the Wanderer) who warns him against his treacherous brother Mime, and Fafner against the hero who will come and kill him. Wotan goes; Siegfried and Mime appear.
Siegfried listens to the murmurs of the forest; presently he rises and fights and kills the dragon. Having accidentally tasted its blood, he can now understand the voices of the birds; the Wood-Bird warns him against Mime, and he goes into the cave to get the ring.
Alberich and Mime appear discussing the affair; exit Alberich as Siegfried reappears. Mime tries to beguile the hero with soft words, but in vain; Siegfried contemptuously kills him.
Finally the Wood-Bird is heard again, telling Siegfried of the sleeping beauty on the fire-girt rock.
@ from
St. Martin-in-the-Fields
The Bells
8.0 Order of Service
Hymn, Lead us, heavenly father, lead us (S.P. 555 ; A. and M. 281)
Confession and Thanksgiving Psalm xv
Lesson, Mark ii, 1-12 Nunc Dimittis
Prayers
Hymn, Lead, kindly light (S.P. 554 ;
A. and M. 266)
Address by the Rev. R. S. B.
SINCLAIR, Canon of Chester
Hymn, At even when the sun was set
(S.P. 42 ; A. and M. 20)
Blessing
Organist, S. Drummond Wolff
An appeal on behalf of THE SUSSEX DIOCESAN ASSOCIATION
FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB by CHRISTOPHER STONE , D.S.O., M.C.
Tonight's appeal is on behalf of the four hundred deaf and dumb in Sussex, fifty of whom are also totally blind. The Sussex Diocesan Association for the Deaf and Dumb is the only agency in the county to promote their spiritual and social welfare. No State or Local Government aid is given for the deaf, and the Association is dependent on voluntary aid. Funds are urgently needed.
Contributions will be gratefully acknowledged, and should be addressed to [address removed]
Cast
Florence Marks
Ethel Gomer-Lewis
Bob Arnold
Sydney MacEwan
The BBC Theatre Chorus and BBC Theatre Orchestra, leader, Tate Gilder , conductor, Stanford Robinson The programme arranged and devised by Gwen Williams and George
L'Estrange
'Songs of the British Isles' will be repeated tomorrow (Regional, 6.0)
A Symphony of Industrial
America by Pare Lorentz
Production by Laurence Gilliam , based on the original Columbia Workshop production by William Robson , broadcast by the Columbia
Broadcasting System, New York Special music written by Bernard Hermann , played by - the BBC Orchestra, Section C, under the direction of Clarence Raybould , and led by Marie Wilson
Broadcast in the United States under the title Ecce Homo in May this year, Job To Be Done introduces to Experimental Hour the work of two of the most progressive workers in American radio. The author, Pare Lorentz , is an outstanding figure in documentary-film production, notably for his direction of The River and The Plough that Broke the Plains. William Robson , the director of Columbia Workshop, is the leader of the most advanced school of American radio-drama producers. Job to be Done presents in vivid style the problems of contemporary industrial America, with special emphasis on the public work projects of the present administration.
An article about the Columbia Workshop, the author, and the programme will be found on page 6. ' Job To Be Done' will be broadcast again on Tuesday (National 8.0)
