by Georges Schehade.
Translated from the French by Robert Baldick.
Adapted for radio and produced by H. B. Fortuin.
The action takes place about 1850 during a war
(Sunday's recorded broadcast)
(Felix Felton is appearing in 'Where's Charley?' at the Palace Theatre, London)

During the Interval (9.0-9.10 app.): Movements from Divertimento in B flat (K.439b No. 2) (Mozart): played by Leopold Wlach and Franz Bartosek (clarinets), Karl Oehlberger (bassoon) on a gramophone record

A series of nine programmes of Liszt's arrangements for piano of Beethoven's symphonies.
played by Lamar Crowson.
(BBC recording)
Symphony No. 5, played by Ronald Smith: September 21

by H. Myles Wright, Professor of Civic Design in the University of Liverpool.
In the conurbations and their rural fringe, the speaker says, the guidance of land use will matter most to most people. He defines some objectives planners should set themselves to make life more attractive for inhabitants of cities such as Manchester and Liverpool.
It is expected that the Local Government Commission (England) will begin by considering the problems of these and the other provincial conurbations.
(A shortened recorded version of a lecture delivered in June before the Town Planning Institute in London: previously broadcast on July 26)