An opera in nine scenes and an epilogue.
See foot of page and page 7
Scene: Eighteenth-century England
The garden of Trulove's house in the country: spring afternoon - Mother Goose's brothel, London: summer - The garden of Trulove's house: autumn - The morning-room of Rakewell's house in London: autumn morning - The street before Rakewell's house: autumn dusk

Gwyn Williams talks about the early forms of the myth and the location of the Garden, according to some ancient authorities, in Cyrenaica. He describes its probable site and its appearance today.
(BBC recording)

('Une Rentree dans le Monde')
A satire-comedy for radio by Jacques Perret and Jean Forest.
Translated by Helena Wood.
[Starring] Maurice Denham with Denys Blakelock and Betty Hardy
(BBC recording)
Details as Tuesday at 9.45
Helena Wood writes on page 2

Followed by an interlude at 7.25

The morning-room of Rakewell's house: Winter morning-The same: spring afternoon-A churchyard: the same night-Bedlam
Epilogue
'Susanna's Secret' and 'Ariadne auf Naxos' from Glyndebourne: July 27

by John Wren-Lewis.
Scientific scepticism and religious belief lead to the same logical question. There is everything to be gained and nothing to be lost by the religious philosophers and the logical analysts getting together to discuss it.
(BBC recording)

Lachrimae
played by the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis.
(Recorded broadcast of Oct 11, 1957)

A dramatic poem by Robert Browning.
An abridged version in nine parts
Peggy Ashcroft as 'Pompilia'

Browning presents Pompilia on her death-bed, as she 'endeavours to explain her life' to Fra Celestino, her confessor. She turns from the horrors of the past to the glory of her faith in God revealed in Caponsacchi, the man who saved her to bear her child Gaetano, born a fortnight before the murder.
(BBC recording)
Part 6: July 27