| Main Performers | Earl Curzon of Kedleston,
The Right Hon. A Bonar Law MP,
The Earl of Clarendon (Chancellor),
The Dowager Countess of Jersey - speakers,
Lady Maud Warrender, -vocal,
Mr H L Balfour - organ |
| Choirs | Junior Choirs of 200 Voices |
| Set List | Music Recital:
Organ Solo: 'Imperial March', Sullivan (H L Balfour),
Song: 'Song of England', trad. (H L Balfour, Choirs),
England: 'The Red, White and Blue', trad. (H L Balfour, Choirs),
Scotland: 'Loch Lomond', trad. (H L Balfour, Choirs),
Ireland: 'The Minstrel Boy', trad. (H L Balfour, Choirs),
Wales: 'Land of My Fathers', trad. (H L Balfour, Choirs),
Organ Solo: 'Fanfare', Lemmens (H L Balfour),
Choral March: 'The Empire Flag', Mackenzie (H L Balfour, Choirs),
Organ Solo: 'Villanella', John Ireland (H L Balfour),
Organ Solo: 'There's a Land', Frances Allisten (H L Balfour),
Choruses: 'The Children's Song', Elliott (H L Balfour, Choirs),
'Here's a Health Unto His Majesty' (H L Balfour, Choirs),
Organ Solo: 'Grand Procession March', Dr. Chipp (H L Balfour),
'Jubilant March', Sir John Stainer (H L Balfour)
Procession,
'God Save the King' (The National Anthem), trad. (Lady Maud Warrender),
Presentation of Champion Banners,
Address,
Resolution,
Resolution Seconded,
Vote of Thanks |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1920/34) |