An open-air display by Prunella Stack and members of The Women's League of Health and Beauty in Alexandra Park.

Maria Luth's delightful character and folk songs will be heard in this programme, in which she makes her third appearance at Alexandra Palace. Viewers will recall that she made her television debut in March, and was seen again during April.

A burlesque in one act by Nevill Coghill.

and The BBC Television Orchestra
Leader, Boris Pecker
Conductor, Hyam Greenbaum

Patrick Abercrombie, F.R.I.B.A.
This evening Patrick Abercrombie, F.R.I.B.A., Professor of Town Planning at the Bartlett School of Architecture, University College, London, whose previous talk on town planning had to be postponed, will discuss this subject in detail, illustrating his points by means of models and photographs. Professor Abercrombie, who is a brother of Lascelles Abercrombie, is one of this country's most eminent pioneers of town planning. Recognised as one of the greatest authorities on the subject, he has been partly, or entirely, responsible for many publications dealing with it. Amongst these are 'East Kent Regional Planning Scheme' 'Sheffield Civic Survey 'Doncaster Regional Planning Scheme', 'The Preservation of Rural England', 'Bristol and Bath Regional Planning Scheme', and 'Cumbrian Regional Planning Scheme'.
'Dublin of the Future' will be remembered as one of his most interesting books. It was his design, in co-operation with his partner, for the replanning of this city, which won him first premium in an international competition. For a number of years he was Professor of Civic Design at Liverpool University, and in 1936 he was appointed Consultant Architect to the Department of Health for Scotland.

A burlesque in one act by Nevill Coghill.
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