for Farmers and Shipping
(Broadcasts to Schools in Wales)
Egwyl (Interlude)
Trefnwyd gan ALUN OLDFIELD
DAVIES
Gwers Arbennig—‘ Wythnos y
Coroni'
' A fo ben bid bont'
(From Regional)
For children of most ages
' A Thousand Years '
A review of the English Monarchs down the ages in a series of dramatic pictures, specially written for the Children's Hour by L. DU GARDE PEACH
Produced by DEREK MCCULLOCH
(For cast see Northern Ireland)
by Sir Walter Alcock from Salisbury Cathedral
by Dennis Noble (baritone)
including Weather Forecast
Ystalyfera and District
Choral Society
Conductor, W. D. Clee and The Band of His Majesty's Welsh Guards
(By permission of Colonel M. B. Beckzcith -Smilh, D.S.O., M.C., Commanding Welsh
Guards)
Conducted by Major Andrew Harris , M.V.O. Senior Director of Music, Brigade of Guards
Ystalyfera is a coal and tinplate village in the Swansea Valley, well-known for many years as a bardic centre, for many winners of the National Eisteddfod Chair and Crown passed through their journey-man stage within a radius of six miles of Ystalyfera. The village is now better known for its vocalists and instrumentalists, for it has a big mixed choir, a male choir, a children's choir, two brass bands, and an orchestra. The Ystalyfera and District Choral Society, which listeners will hear tonight under its conductor, W. D. Clee, is perhaps the most remarkable choir in the history of the National Eisteddfod. Although a large number of the members are unemployed, they make great sacrifices in order to attend rehearsals.
ynghyd a hanes dathlu'r Coroni yng
Nghymru
(including Weather Forecast)
SPORT, TOPICAL TALKS
including Weather Forecast