F. W. Paish gives the first of two independent comments on our present economic position and on national fiscal and monetary policy
The speaker is Professor of Economics at the London School of Economics and was for some years editor of the London and Cambridge Economic Service Bulletin.

Sonata No. 2, in D, Op. 94 played by Alan Loveday (violin)
Leonard Cassini (piano)

(1887-1915)
An estimation by Patric Dickinson
Others taking part include
Edward Chapman , Patric Dickinson
Valentine Dyall , Olive Gregg
Olive Kirby , David Lloyd James
Russell Napier , John Phillips Production by Joe Burroughs

A concert performance of ' Zaide
(K.344)
(sung in German)
Slaves: Andrew Gold , Robert Edy , and Lloyd Strauss-Smith (tenors)
Speaker, Jill Balcon
The London Mozart Players
(Led by Eli Goren )
Conductor, Harry Blech
From the Royal Festival Hall, London
Part 1

Academic Life in the United States Talk by Mary McCarthy
The speaker is author of ' The Grooves of the Academe and ' Cast a Cold Eye.'

Part 2
Last ot four concerts of Mozart's lesser-known operatic works, given In the Royal Festival Hall, London
A studio performance: tomorrow at 6.45

Touchstone: Wast ever at the Court, shepherd ?
Corin: No, truly.
Touchstone: Then thou art damned.
This quotation from As You Like It' stands as a preface to Sir Desmond MacCarthy's book on the Court Theatre, published in 1907. He had followed closely the performances there under the Vedrenne-Barker management, and in the passages from his book which Julian Hall reads in this programme he analyses the new principles of dramatic production which that management so successfully applied. Three plays ' from the Court Theatre ' are to be broadcast during the next three weeks.

Trevor Fisher (piano)

Partnership and Interdependence by Boris Gussman

Mass: Pater creator omnium
Motet: Gaude flore virginali sung by the BBC Scottish Singers
Conducted by John Hopkins