' The Breaking of the Spell'
A Mid-Summer Eve Play by IDA GANDY Presented by THE CLUNBURY PLAYERS
Shropshire Folk Music by THE ST. MARY'S BRIDGNORTH SCHOOL
CHOIR
Conducted by U. C. BRUNNER
Leader, ALFRED CAVE
Conducted by LESLIE HEWARD
MIRIAM LICETTE (soprano)
FRANK TITTERTON (tenor)
GEORGE GIBBS (baritone)
Scene : The Temple of Juno. Near the altar is a golden image of the Goddess. Priests are in their solemnities, as after a sacrifice newly offered.
Flames arise from the altar and the statue of Juno is seen to bow
FRANK TITTERTON AND ORCHESTRA Thus when the Sun (Samson)
War is toil and trouble (Alexander's
Feast)
0 Praise the Lord with one consent being the Sixth Chandos Anthem
Composed at the Palace of the Duke of Chandos in 1719 Chorus, 0 praise the Lord with one consent
Air, Praise Him, all ye that in His house attend
Air, For this our truest interest
(Soloist, FRANK TITTERTON) i Air, That God is great
(Soloist, GEORGE GIBBS )
Chorus, With cheerful notes let all
! the earth
Air. God's tender mercy knows no bounds
(Soloist, MIRIAM LICETTE )
Chorus, Ye boundless realms of joy Chorus, Your voices raise
Contributors
Conducted By:
Leslie
Heward
Soprano:
Miriam
Licette
Unknown:
Frank
Titterton
Soloist:
George
Gibbs
Soloist:
Miriam
Licette
Edith Lorand and her Orchestra :
Overture, Gypsy Love (Lehdr) ; Vivat Hungaria (Kdlmdn)
Marek Weber and his Orchestra :
Selection, La belle Helene (Offenbach)
Dajos Bela Orchestra : The Blue
Danube (Johann Strauss )
Contributors
Unknown:
Edith
Lorand
Unknown:
Marek
Weber
Unknown:
Dajos
Bela
Unknown:
Johann
Strauss
A Microphone Impression of the Carnival and Fair from the Memorial Park, Coventry
Godiva Pageants are held in Coventry at intervals of several years ; the last was in 1929. Famous women down the ages will be represented in twenty-four episodes. The part of Lady Godiva has been sometimes taken by actresses. There were more than sixty applications for it this year, and finally Miss Frances Burchell , of Harborne, a clerk in Birmingham Gas Department, and a riding instructress in her father's riding school, was chosen.
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