by Heinrich Boll
Translated by Richard Graves
Others taking part:
Betty Linton
Eric Lugg. Armine Sandford
John Sharp. Jack Shaw
Roger Snowdon. Eva Stuart
Production by Christopher Sykes
(The recorded broadcast of April 29)
The German writer Heinrich Boll has been compared to Graham Greene , with whom he has many affinities, notably m choosing subjects with a background of moral conflict within the context of the Roman Catholic Church. A Day Like Any Other, first broadcast in Germany in 1953, is a comedy with undertones of tragedy but lacking the bitterness that characterises much of Boll's writing.