French Dialogue-3
' Le depart pour la montagne '
E. M. STÉPHAN and CAMILLE VIÈRE
(National Programme)
Reading Test
14.10 (-14.30) Scottish History
' Modem Scotland in the Making ' by Sir ROBERT GREIG
Lesson 5. 'Agriculture '-2
(From Edinburgh)
14.35 (-14.55) Science, Course 2
Biology, Lesson 5
' How Plants use Air and Water ' by A. D. PEACOCK , D.Sc.
(From Edinburgh)
(From Edinburgh)
A Springtime Incident by ALLAN OGILVIE
Characters :
And his abettors unaware, in the shape of: a flower-seller, two shop-assistants, and several tramcar passengers, played by MARY INGLIS , ELSIE BROTCHIE , jean STUART , ARCHIBALD HENDERSON , GRAHAM Dow , JAMES ANDERSON and -ALAN MACKILL
The play produced by GORDON GILDARD the PLOT of this springtime incident is a very slight one, the interest beine mainly in the characterisation of the Young Man and his family. Willie is just seventeen, a dangerous age in springtime, and his family are surprised at his behaviour during the past few days. His grandmother alone realises the true reason for Willie's concealment of how his Saturday afternoons are spent, and it is our privilege to be present with him during such an afternoon.
(From Glasgow)
(From Edinburgh)
