by W. L. Snowdon from the City Hall, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

Thomas Sharp

If working hours grow less and means of transport become quicker and cheaper, what sort of a country are people to have in which to spend their leisure? That is the question on which Thomas Sharp is going to let his imagination run in this talk, which is the second in this fortnightly series of speculations on the future.

A colliery play written for radio by Louis Hodgkiss and A. Raymond Walton.
Adapted for the Tyneside Dialect by George D. Salkeld.
Scene: Down a Tyneside Colliery

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