by David Lindsay
Dramatic script and production by E.J. King Bull
[Starring] Howard Marion-Crawford and Stephen Murray

'Crystalman ... is but a shadow on the face of Muspel'
(The recorded broadcast of June 24)

During the Interval (4.35-4.45 app.):
Mozart's Divertimento No. 8 in F (K.213) for wind instruments
on gramophone records

The strings of the London Symphony Orchestra
(Leader, Hugh McGuire)
Conducted by Maurice Miles
Part 1

by John Sharp
A monthly series of talks

Mr. Sharp has recently returned from a three months' tour of Canada during which he was particularly concerned to study the general education of the fifteen-eighteen age group.

by William Langland
A series of six readings
Devised by Elizabeth Zeeman, Fellow of Girton College, Cambridge
Read by Gary Watson in a slightly modified version of the original

A music drama in five acts
Chorus and Orchestra of Radiotelevisione Italiana, Milan

Act 1: The sea coast near Sparta
Act 2: The throne-room in the royal palace at Sparta
Act 3: A large court in the palace

(Harold Rutland writes on page 6)

An appreciation of Mr. Justice Devlin's Hamlyn Lectures by C.J. Hamson
Professor of Comparative Law in the University of Cambridge and Fellow of Trinity College
These Lectures, delivered last November, have recently been published.

Act 4: The private apartment of the Queen
Act 5: The garden of the palace

by Emma Smith
Miss Smith tells why her third novel was, and remains, unfinished. 'One of the worst reasons, and the most compulsive, for writing a book is having written one already.'
Quotations from the novel read by Mary Wimbush

Gwendolen Mason (harp) Jack Brymer (basset-horn) Walter Lear (basset-horn) Gwydion Brooke (bassoon)