by C. Day Lewis
Read by Valentine Dyall

followed by Interlude

Philharmonia Orchestra
(Leader, Leonard Hirsch )
Conducted by Paul Kletszki
Telmanyi (violin)
Part 1

' Battles by Letter'
2-Benjamin Disraeli v. the Editor of ' The Globe.' Arranged and produced by R. D. Smith. With Esm6 Percy as Disraeli, John Phillips as the Editor, and Joan Matheson as the gossip.

Part 2 From the Royal Albert Hall, London

' Democracy in France,' by David Thomson , reviewed by Alan Bullock followed by Interlude

Extracts from Chaucer's poem arranged for broadcasting by Nevill Coghill. Produced by Stephen Potter
2—'The Prologue and the Knight's Tale'
Further extracts from the Prologue are read by Cecil Trouncer. The Knight's Tale is read by James PAUL KLETSZKI
The Polish conductor, appears in this country for the first time this year in the concert to be broadcast from the Royal Albert Hall tonight. He has earned a high reputation on the continent for his readings of romantic works. His authority over the orchestra and the sobriety of his gestures have reminded foreign critics of Nikisch. For some years Kletszki was conductor of the Conservatoire Orchestra at Kharkov and travelled in Russia with the Leningrad Philharmonic Orchestra
McKechnie as the Knight, David King-Wood as Palamon, Godfrey Kenton as Arcite, and Bruce Belfrage as Duke Theseus.

The proposals put forward for a United States of Europe: a critical examination by Louis T. Stan ley, economist and historian, of Emmanuel College, Cambridge

Genevieve Touraine (soprano)
Jean Michel Damaze (piano)