Suite No. 3, in D minor played by THURSTON DART (harpsichord) on a gramophone record

by Arnold Weinstein
Music by CARL Davis with Alfred Marks
Catherine Dolan
Jimmy Thompson in a fantasy for radio adapted by the author from his comedy, first performed in 1961 at the Living Theatre, New York
A loving young girl vacillates between a poor searching young man and a big business butcher in a grotesquely distorted landscape of skyscrapers, toys, films, Christmas, the Depression, War, the Bomb, Money, and Love.
Music conducted by Carl Davis
Produced by H. B. FORTUIN t Second broadcast
Jimmy Thompson broadcasts by permission of Harold Fielding, Ltd. followed by an Interlude at 8.10

ELIZARETH VAUGHAN (soprano) MARGRETA ELKINS (contralto)
Richard Lewis (tenor)
FORBES ROBINSON (bass)
SHEFFIELD PHILHARMONIC CHORUS Chorus-Master,
Eric Chadwick LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Leader, Erich Gruenberg
Conducted by NORMAN DEL MAR
From York Minster
Part 1
See page 6

by Uwe Kitzinger t A series of six fortnightly talks on a theme suggested by the events of the previous two weeks

Part 2

GEOFFREY GRIGSON speaks on the four lines of one of the most famous epigrams in the English language t Second broadcast