The novel by Anita Loos adapted for broadcasting by Douglas Cleverdon with Volande Donlan as Lorelei Lee
Produced by DOUGLAS CLEVERDON Sixtb broadcast
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, a radio adaptation first broadcast in 1953 of Anita Loos 's hilarious novel, is described on the title pace as ' The illuminating Diary of a Professional Lady.' This, in short, is the story of Lorelei and her unrefined friend Dorothy, and their encounters with American gentlemen. French gentlemen, English gentlemen. and even gentlemen's mothers. For. as Lorelei explains,
' a girl like 1 is really always on the verge of meeting gentlemen's mothers.'

Mariano Stabile in excerpts from Verdi's Falstaff Introduced by THE EARL OF HAREWOOD

by RONALD DAVEY
Corot's figure paintings and studies from nature were not generally exhibited in his lifetime. Since the 'twenties these have been more highly regarded than the romantic landscapes which established his fame.
Ronald Davey , Lecturer In the History of Art, University of New-castle upon Tyne. Questions the idea, implied by some of his modem critics, that Corot may be regarded as a man of diminished artistic responsibility. Second broadcast

played by the Duo
LEMKES Bouw Lemkes , Jeanne Vos

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