WEDNESDAY, MAY 8.

Radio Record, Volume VIII, Issue 43, 3 May 1935, Page 37

WEDNESDAY, MAY 8.

4.45 pm.: Big Ben. A thanksgiving service for the protection afforded to the: King’s Majesty during the twenty-five years of his auspicious reign, ordered by the Lords of his Majesty’s. Most Honourable’ Privy Council, in the Cathedral Church of St, Paul, London. Order of service: The National Anthem (verse One) ; hymn, "All People that on Earth do Dwell" (A. & M., 166; B.H., 365): versicles and responses; venite, Psalm 95, "O Come, let us Sing unto the Lord’; Psalm 121, "I will Lift ‘up mine Eyes unto the Hills’; Lessons, Joshua 1, 7, 8, 9; jRevelation XGI, 10, 11, 28, 24; hymn, "I Vow to thee, my Country, All Earthly Things Above" (S.P., 319) ; or "City of God, how Broad and Far" (E.H., 875, S.P.. 468) ; Address by his Grace the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury ; hymn, "O God of Jacob, by Whose Hand" (A. & M., 512); Thanksgiving, suffrages and prayers; Te Deum; Biessing; The National Anthem (verses one and three). The service wilt be preceded by a description of the arrival of their Majesties ‘the King and Queen at Temple Bar and the scenes outside the Cathedral, and will be followed by a description of the departure of their Majesties from the Cathedral. Commentator, Commander Stephen King-Hall, R.N. Greenwich fime signal at 5.45. 6.15: A recital of English songs, by Arthur Brough (bass-baritone). Songs of: -travel: The Vagabond": -"‘Bright.is the Ring of Words"; "The Roadside Fire" (Vaughan Williams), "Te that Loves 4 Rosy Cheek" (Ben-

son). "The Ship of Rio" (Keel). "Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal" (Quilter). "Wine and. Water" (Hubert Brown). 6.30: The news.