Conductor, Ivan Huckerby from the Hippodrome Theatre,
Aston

Round the clock with gramophone records

Frank Gerald

Drama viewed from various angles
(Second Series)
Devised by Cyril Wood with a musical introduction composed by Reginald Redman
'ALL'S FAIR....'
' Windows ' by John Galsworthy
(Part of Act 2)
' The Ship ' by St. John Ervine
(Part of Act 2)
' The New Sin ' by Macdonald Hastings
(Part of Act 1)
The programme compered by Cyril Wood
(From West)
It is four years since the last Facet programme was broadcast. The idea is to show how very differently the same dramatic theme can be handled by different authors, the theme chosen this week being that of ' All's Fair '. Today Regional listeners are to hear excerpts from plays on this theme by authors as varied as Galsworthy, St. John Ervine , and Macdonald Hastings (Western listeners also heard these same playwrights on Monday). Tonight and on Saturday, on the Western wavelength only, listeners will hear how the same theme is treated by two further selections of playwrights.

All arrangements by Lauretta Williams and Roy Douglas

from Claridge's Hotel Cymbalom solo played by ISTVAN LUKACS

Servants' Bedrooms
An Interior Decorator

Leader, Philip Whiteway
Conductor, B. Walton O'Donnell
Hooton Mitchell (baritone)
Peter Cornelius , author, poet, and composer, and one of the leaders of the self-styled ' New German' school, of music which gathered round Liszt at Weimar in the middle of last century, had been dead a good many years before his work began to receive its fair share of success. The comic opera, The Barber of Baghdad, was performed only once in his lifetime.