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Hector Stewart reviews some recent jazz records
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Congregationalism
Then and Now
This month marks the tercentenary of the Savoy Declaration of Faith (October 14. 1658), commonly accepted as the ' charter of Congregationalism.' But since the first world war the numerical strength of the Congregations has been slowly declining. Tonight a number of Congregational ministers talk over the situation The discussion is summed up by the Rev. Howard Stanley , general secretary of the Congregational Union of England and Wales, and is introduced by R. T. Brooks
What Hymn Shall We Chooser: Dr. George Thalben-Ball with the BBC Singers
Ruth Drew describes some new tools for everyday jobs
Peter Heard suggests some ways of making a room more restful by reducing noise
Ten programmes in which leading scholars and men and women of the theatre speak about various aspects of Shakespeare's life and work, illustrated by excerpts from his plays and poems.
The Man Shakespeare
Speaker, Leslie Hotson , Litt.D.
Fellow of King's College. Cambridge
Shakespeare's Poetry
Speaker, David Daiches, Ph.D.
Fellow of Jesus College and University Lecturer in English,
Cambridge
Reader, Gabriel Woolf
Edited and produced by Robert Gittings and John Allen
