Martin Boddey (tenor)
Franz Osborn (piano)
Antony Hopkin s (piano)

Talk by The Earl of Portsmouth

Violin Sonata No. 1 played by Peter Szervanszky (violin) and Peter Solymos (piano)

Programme commemorating the French poet who died on July 20, 1945. Including readings made by Paul Valéry just after the liberation of Paris; an appreciation by T. S. Eliot ; and ' Cimetiere Marin ,' translated and read by C. Day Lewis
Programme produced by Vera Lindsay

Written and produced by Jenifer Wayne
The cast includes Mary O'Farrell, Carleton Hobbs, James McKechnie, Cecil Trouncer, and Norman Shelley

A masque with music by John Eccles
Words by William Congreve
London Chamber Singers
London Chamber Orchestra
Conductor. Anthony Bernard
Produced by Douglas Cleverdon

Talk by Dilys Powell
The Cinematograph Films Council recently submitted to the Board of Trade its recommendations for the revision of the Act of 1938 (which expires next year), including proposals for a general increase in the ' exhibitors quota '-the minimum proportion of British films that must be included in cinema programmes. Tonight Miss Powell reviews the manifold implications of the proposed quota changes

Ten poems by Thomas Hardy set to music by Gerald Finzi sung by Robert Irwin with Frederick Stone (piano)
Summer Schemes; When I set out for Lyonesse; Waiting both; The Phantom; So I have fared; Rollicumrorum; To Lizbie Browne; The Clock of the Years; In a Churchyard ; Proud Songsters