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Talk by G. V. T. Matthews of the Department of Zoology,
University of Cambridge
The speaker describes some of the many experimental investigations made on bird navigation and how these have contributed to our understanding of bird migration.
(The recorded broadcast of April 8)
The Migration of Mammals, by L. Harrison Matthews : September 14

Contributors

Talk By:
G. V. T. Matthews
Unknown:
L. Harrison Matthews

Quartet in F, Op. 3 No. 5 Quarfet in C, Op. 74 No. 1 Quartet in B flat, Op. 103 played by the New London Quartet: Erich Gruenberg (violin)
Lionel Bentley (violin) Keith Cummings (viola) Douglas Cameron (cello)

Contributors

Violin:
Erich Gruenberg
Violin:
Lionel Bentley
Viola:
Keith Cummings
Cello:
Douglas Cameron

by Henry Reed
[Starring] Hugh Burden

'The late Richard Shewin has been justly called "the poet's novelist"; and he may certainly be regarded as the noblest precursor of (if we may coin a phrase) the new Elizabethan Age. But his literary glory is not our theme... which is no less than the man himself.'

(BBC recording)
(Gwen Cherrell broadcasts by permission of the Directors, Old Vic Trust; Denis Quilley is in 'Airs on a Shoestring' at the Royal Court Theatre, London)
(To be repeated on Wednesday. See p.6)

Followed by an interlude at 9.10

Contributors

Writer:
Henry Reed
Producer:
Douglas Cleverdon
Settings of Schopenhauer and 'Don't Hurt My Heart' composed by:
Donald Swann
Herbert Reeve, a scholar:
Hugh Burden
Stephen Shewin, brother of the novelist:
Carleton Hobbs
Connie, his wife:
Gwen Cherrell
Milly:
Vivienne Chatterton
The Misses Adela and Betty Burkley:
Diana Maddox
The Misses Adela and Betty Burkley:
Marjorie Westbury
Richard Shewin's valet:
Frank Duncan
T.H. Bowers, another novelist:
Norman Shelley
Lady Blackie:
Susan Richmond
Hilda Tablet, a composeress:
Mary O'Farrell
Elsie:
Marjorie Westbury
Seamus O'Fergus, a poet:
Harry Hutchinson
Miss Rich:
Cecile Chevreau
Nancy Shewin, sister-in-law of the novelist:
Dorothy Primrose
Janet, her daughter:
Gwen Cherrell
Owen and Brian, her sons:
Denis Quilley
Owen and Brian, her sons:
Wilfrid Downing
Narrative Prose:
Derek Hart

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