A reading for Sunday morning from the chapter ' Between Two Worlds ' in John Bright 's book
' The Kingdom of God in Bible and Church '
Reader. John Glen

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BBC Midland Light Orchestra
(Leader. Ernest Element )
Conducted by Leo Wurmser

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by Margaret Cobb
From St. Philip's Church, Earls Court Road, London
(Continued in next column)

The last of six talks on Augustus Hare by Humphrey Higgens
Hare was a famous teller of stories. It was his greatest social asset. On one occasion a party was specially arranged at Holland House so that he might tell Princess Louise some of his stories ' which she had graciously wished to hear.'
Reader, Richard Hurndall

Conducted by John Summerson
Theatre: Richard Findlater
Radio: Peter de Francia
Book: Margaret Lane
Art: Denis Mathews
Film: George Campbell Dixon

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Coleraine
Gethyn Stoodley Thomas visits that ' lady of quality among towns,' Coleraine on the River Banh, and introduces some of the people he meets there
Produced by Sam Hanna Bell

Philip Toynbee
His subject in this programme is the 1930s, which in retrospect seem to constitute a recognisable literary period. He refers in his talk to two recent books by authors who made their names in the 1930s: 'The Shield of Achilles' by W. H. Auden and ' The Corected Poems ' of William Empson.
Readers:
Peter Augustine , David Peel

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by John Galsworthy
Adapted for broadcasting in twelve parts by Muriel Levy
Part 6
Other parts played by members of the BBC Drama Repertory Company
Production by Hugh Stewart
After a separation of twelve years Soames Forsyte goes to see his wife Irene at her flat. He finds it hard to believe that there has been nobody in her life to give him cause for divorcing her. She treats him coldly, and he retreats in despair and fury. His heart is still set on marrying the French girl, Annette Lamotte , who, he hopes, will provide him with a son and heir.
Meanwhile, war is declared, and this brings a new subject for discussion at Timothy's house on the Bayswater Road, where all the family gather on such national occasions. To add to the excitement, June, the revolutionary daughter of Jolyon, turns up after an absence of ten years, in which she has travelled extensively in order to forget that her lover, Philip Bosinney , had deserted her for Irene and had met with such a tragic end.

by Nikolaus Pevsner
7-The Genius of the Place
In this, the last of the lectures. Dr. Pevsner suggests that the English qualities he has defined equip this country better than any other to solve the most urgent of twentieth-century visual problems; the problem of town planning.
Pope instructed the eighteenth-century gentleman always to consult the genius of the place. If his advice can be boldly applied to the larger problem of the town, it could restore to it the variety, the surprise, and the beauty which it has lost during the last century or so. This lecture will be printed in ' The Listener '

Maria Korchinska (harp)
George Malcolm (harpsichord)
Colin Kingsley (piano)
The London Chamber Singers
The London Chamber Orchestra
(Leader, Thomas Carter )
Conductor, Anthony Bernard

' Behold, He shall come '
Canticle 9 (Broadcast psalter) Isaiah 40, vv. 1-11
0 come, 0 come, Immanuel (BBC
H.B. 36)
Malachi 3. v. 1

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