THE STATION SEXTET, directed by FREDERICK BROWN

A Play in One Act by SUSAN GLASPELL
Presented by EDWARD GENN
Played by THE LIVERPOOL RADIO PLAYERS
The Scene of this play is set in the now abandoned farmhouse of John Wright. On the previous day Wright was found murdered, and his wife has been arrested and charged with the crime.

Variations from the 'Trout' Quintet...Schubert

'Bal Masque'
A Fantasy in One Act by Oliphant Down
The setting for 'Bal Masque' is a balcony that looks out on to the river at Chelsea, Curtains conceal it from the ballroom within: it is about 3.0 a.m. on a fine June morning, and the dancing is still in progress. A girl in a black domino appears through the curtains at. the back; she pauses and glances over her shoulder. Then, after letting the curtains fall, she advances on to the balcony, sinks into a chair, and, with studied artlessness, pretends to be asleep. A White Pierrot enters... he gazes at the sleeper... with a well-simulated start, she awakes.