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A dramatic monologue by Arthur Schnitzler translated by SHEILA STERN with John Westbrook as Lieutenant Gustl
Other parts played by Godfrey Quigley and Malcolm Hayes
Produced by MARTIN ESSLlN
Arthur Schnitzler (1862-1931), the Austrian dramatist and novelist, published the story Lieutenant Gustl in 1900. It is one of the earliest examples of the ' stream-of-consciousness ' in European literature. Second broadcast

Contributors

Unknown:
Arthur Schnitzler
Translated By:
Sheila Stern
Unknown:
John Westbrook
Played By:
Godfrey Quigley
Played By:
Malcolm Hayes
Produced By:
Martin Esslln
Produced By:
Arthur Schnitzler

by Albert Camus
The translation by JUSTIN O'BRIEN read by WALTER BROWN
Camus, in this early essay, saw his countrymen as a people without a past or a tradition, and yet not without poetry of a kind. Algiers in fact was a metaphor for his own view of life.

Contributors

Unknown:
Albert Camus
Translation By:
Justin O'Brien
Read By:
Walter Brown

of the twentieth century
VICTORIA DE LOS ANGELES soprano with GONZALO SORIANO (piano)
Farruca (Triptico) (Turina)
Pastoricito Santo (Villancicos)
(Rodrigo)
De los alamos vengo, madre
(Cuatro Medrigales Amatorios) (Rodrigo)
Colleccion de Tonadillas
(Granados)
Cancion de cuna para dormfr a un negrito (Montsalvatue)
CancS de Grumet (Toldrd) on gramophone records

Contributors

Piano:
Gonzalo Soriano

Third Programme

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This data is drawn from the Radio Times magazine between 1923 and 2009. It shows what was scheduled to be broadcast, meaning it was subject to change and may not be accurate. More