| Main Performers | Bishop of Southwark,
Mrs Stewart - speakers
Bookham Team,
Brondesbury (Christ Church) Team,
Cheam (St. Dunstan) Team,
Chelsea (Christ Church) Team,
Chester Square (St. Michael) Team,
Croydon II Team,
Hanover Square (St. George) Team,
Islington Central Team,
Southampton (Hedge End) Team,
Stepney (St. Dunstan) Team,
Sutton (St. Barnabas) Team,
Bootle (St. Matthew) Branch,
Formby Branch,
Aigburth Branch,
Anfield (St. Margaret) Branch,
St. Michael in The City Branch,
St. Michael in The Hamlet Branch,
Wavertree (Holy Trinity) Branch,
Wavertree (St. Bridget) Branch,
West Derby (Parish Church) Branch,
Woolton Branch,
Waterloo Branch,
Wigan (St. Andrew) Branch,
Aspull Branch,
Miss Fraser Campbell,
Fetcham Branch,
Hanover Square (St. George) Branch,
Harrow Branch,
Hayward's Heath Branch,
Herne Hill (St. Paul) Branch,
Islington Central Branch,
Southampton (Hedge End) Branch,
Southfields Branch,
Bristol Diocese,
Chester Square (St. Michael) Branch,
Herne Hill (St. Paul) Branch,
Hove and Henfield Branch,
New Malden Branch,
Southampton Branch,
Stepney (St. Dunstan) Branch,
Worthing Branch,
Central School of Speech and Drama Students (Susan Pearson, Marion Gillett, Clare Anderson, Isabel Salt, Una Norris, Wendy Reynard, Joyce Ruscoe, Hettie Fairhead) |
| Secondary Performers | Norman Stuart - pipe-major,
C H Trevor - organ,
Mary Chapman,
Dorothy Glover,
Florence Trefor Jones,
Doris Pullin,
Frank Eling - pianos |
| Set List | GFS Hymn: 'Non Nobis Domine', Dr Martin Shaw,
'Thursday's Cild' (A Pageant), Christopher Fry, Martin Shaw,
Unison Song: 'A Song of Life', Martin Shaw,
Unison Song: 'Leaving School', Martin Shaw,
Unison Song: 'What is A House?', Martin Shaw,
Unison Song: 'Cooking', Martin Shaw,
Unison Song: 'Housework', Martin Shaw,
Unison Song: 'Rub-A-Dub-Dub', Martin Shaw,
Unison Song: 'Saturday Night Down Town', Christopher Fry,
Unison Song: 'Ploughing', Martin Shaw,
Unison Song: 'Sowing', Martin Shaw,
Unison Song: 'Harvest', Martin Shaw,
Hymn: 'Praise To The Lord, The Almighty, The King of Creation',
'God Save the King' (The National Anthem) |
| Related Archival Material | Programme (RAHE/1/1939/55) |