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Introduced by Olive Shapley
1 What's Your Worry: Are you frightened of forms ? ' 1 — ' The doctor's certificate,' by Marian Cutler
' Doing a Play': Dorothy Robin son, who teaches at a school of dramatic art, considers the problem of audibility which faces the amateur actor
' Talking and Playing,' by Olive Zorian , the violinist
' Art and Nature': Many people demand that a work of art should look like the everyday world. Basil Taylor talks about this point of view and puts forward some of the reasons why artists have distorted nature
' Six Foot Woman,' by May Dunkley
Serial: 'Icedrome ' by Frank Tilsley , abridged by the author. Read by Freda Falconer

Contributors

Introduced By:
Olive Shapley
Unknown:
Marian Cutler
Unknown:
Dorothy Robin
Unknown:
Olive Zorian
Talks:
Basil Taylor
Unknown:
Frank Tilsley
Read By:
Freda Falconer

Stars of Manxland featuring
Jan Ralfini and his Orchestra with Dorothy Duval
Terry Canter and Adele (The laughter racketeers)
Anne Lenner and Bob Harvey (Romance in song)
Introduced by Philip Robinson
From the Royal Court Theatre, Warrington

Contributors

Unknown:
Jan Ralfini
Unknown:
Dorothy Duval
Unknown:
Terry Canter
Unknown:
Anne Lenner
Unknown:
Bob Harvey
Introduced By:
Philip Robinson

by John Galsworthy
Adapted for broadcasting by Lesley Wilson
Produced by Ayton Whitaker

Contributors

Unknown:
John Galsworthy
Broadcasting By:
Lesley Wilson
Produced By:
Ayton Whitaker
Gustave:
George de Warfaz
Nurse:
Janet Morrison
Fenning:
David Enders
Baker:
Brian Hayes
Brice:
Valentine Dyall
Major Moulteney:
Oliver Burt
Froba:
Gordon Tanner
Diana:
Ursula Hirst
Bryn:
Diana Maddox
Mrs Lennox:
Iris Ballard
Mr Beeton:
Andrew Leigh
Mrs Beeton:
Courtney Hope
Young man:
Alastair Bannerman
Young woman:
Catherine Campbell
Mr Lennox:
Marne Maitland
Pompiers:
Eric Lugg,
Pompiers:
Arnold Diamond

Light Programme

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