by I. A. Richards
Professor of English at Harvard University
In this talk Dr. Richards investigates the part that broadcasting has to play in the revival of spoken literature

Trio (Francis de Bourguignon ), played by the Trio de Bruxelles
Trio (Jean Francaix ), played by the Philharmonic String Trio on gramophone records

Readings from the works of great preachers of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries
14—' The Language of the Church', preached during 1932-33 by Sir Edwyn Clement Hoskyns , Fellow, Dean of Chapel, and Librarian of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge until 1937
Read by R. W. David

A dramatic cantata by Vaughan Williams after Bunyan's
' Pilgrim's Progress'
Ten sopranos and eight contraltos from the London Chamber Singers
London Chamber Orchestra
Conductor, Anthony Bernard
The Reader, John Chandos
Produced by Maurice Brown

' A puppet-opera by Manuel de Falla based on an episode in ' Don Quixote ' by Cervantes
(sung in Spanish)
London Chamber Orchestra
Conductor, Anthony Bernard
The Reader, John Chandos
Produced by Maurice Brown

2—' Sociol Implications
T. H. Marshall , Professor of Social Institutions in the University of London, considers the ways in which the changes in money incomes affect the social status of the individual and the real relation between social classes

Arranged for broadcasting and introduced by M.R. Ridley
[Starring] David King-Wood, Leon Quartermaine, Baliol Holloway, and Lewis Casson
Fanfares and incidental music composed and directed by Antony Hopkins
Produced by Val Gielgud
The play will be broadcast in two parts with an interlude of music