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A play by Lillian Hellman from the French of Emmanuel Robles
Adapted for radio by Peter Watts with Arthur Lawrence. Wyndham Milligan and Michael O'Halloran
Produced by Peter Watts
Scene: An ante-room in the palace of the Military Governor in the town of Valencia in Venezuela Time: July 1812
(Hamlyn Benson is appearing in Hanging 7 e at the New Theatre; John West brook, in ' The River Line ' at the Strand Theatre, London)

Contributors

Play By:
Lillian Hellman
Unknown:
Emmanuel Robles
Unknown:
Peter Watts
Unknown:
Arthur Lawrence.
Unknown:
Wyndham Milligan
Unknown:
Michael O'Halloran
Produced By:
Peter Watts
Unknown:
John West
Captain Zuazola:
William Fox
Captadn Antonanzas:
Eric Anderson
Captain Montserrat:
John Westbrook
Major Morales:
Antony Kearey
Colonel Izquierdo:
Hugh Burden
Father Coronil:
Howieson Culft
Salas-Ina, a merchant:
Hamlyn Benson
Luhan, a wood-carver:
Stephen Jack
Mathilde, a mother:
Ella Milne
Salcedo, an actor:
Valentine Dyall
Ricardo a boy:
Frank Duncan
Elena, a girl:
Joan Hart

William Glock reviews the book by Paul Hindemith
In this century few people have done more than Hindemith in trying to restore to music its old foundations of knowledge, wisdom, and ethical power. In his recently published book ' A Composer's World ' he sets out from St. Augustine and Boethius and examines some of the fundamental problems of composer, performer, and listener. Hindemith believes that a revival of amateur playing and singing is essential if our musical life is to be healthy, and he suggests a more liberal and all-embracing education for composers.

Contributors

Unknown:
William Glock
Book By:
Paul Hindemith

The Bachelor; The Peacocks:
Songs from Karad: Soldier's Song
BBC Men's Chorus
(Chorus-Master. Leslie Woodgate )
Jack Mackintosh (trumpet) Ernest Gillegin (side drum)
Conducted by Matyas Seiber
. See page 7

Contributors

Chorus-Master:
Leslie Woodgate
Chorus-Master:
Jack MacKintosh
Unknown:
Ernest Gillegin
Conducted By:
Matyas Seiber

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