by Harley Granville-Barker
Andre Morell and Grizelda Hervey with Gladys Young and Cecil Trouncer in...
"The people of this, play are imaginary and the story is fiction.... Carpathia is nowhere in particular, nor can its towns be identified on any map."
Adaptation and production by E. J King Bull
(Frederick Bennett is appearing in "Top of the Ladder" at the St. James's Theatre; Michael Hordern in "Party Manners" at the Princes Theatre, William Mervyn and Cecil Trouncer in "Ring Round the Moon" at the Globe Theatre; Patrick Waddington in "The Holly and the Ivy" at the Duchess Theatre, London)

Antonio Brosa (violin)
The Philharmonia Orchestra (Leader, Max Salpeter )
Conducted by Hermann Scherchen
Part 1

A series of three talks by Leonard Schapiro
I-Was the Bolshevik Revolution a Historical Necessity?
November 7 was the thirty-third anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution. In these talks the speaker examines some of the political implications of this event in the light of subsequent Soviet history.

Part 2
First of three concerts by the Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Hermann Scherchen

by John Rothenstein , C.B.E., Ph.D.
The speaker, who has been the Gallery's Director since 1938, talks about some of the Tate's recent acquisitions and considers the problem of collecting works of art for this national gallery of British painting, modern foreign painting, and modern sculpture.
To be repeated ott Thursday
(Photographs on page 9)

Sonata No. 2, in D played by James Whitehead
(viola da gamba)
Arnold Goldsibrough (harpsichord)
The second of three programmes in which Bach's sonatas for viola da gianiba and harpsichord are being played.

A centenary appreciation by John Conmell
As a result of his biography of W. E. Henley , John Connell came into the possession of previously unpublished letters from Stevenson and his wife. Drawing on these and on the available published material, Mr. Connell attempts a biographical approach to Stevenson's work as a writer, for in his view it is impossible to appreciate this work fully without an understanding of the circumstances of Stevenson's life.

The Schola Polyphonica
Director, Henry Washington
Ralph Downes (organ)
Respond and verse for Compline:
In Pace, si dedero
Organ:
Christe qui lux es Gloria tibi Trinitas
Te Deum for alternating plainchant an-d organ
Organ:
Eterne rerum conditor (two settings)
Motet: Glonia, laus et honor
Programme introduced by Denis Stevens