20:00

P m- THE KILLER

Mon 14^th Sep 1964, 20:00 on Third Programme

Tueur sans gages by Eugene lonesco
Translated by Donald WATSON
Music by Tristram Cary with Eric Barker , Nigel Stock
Avis Bunnage, Timothy Bateson
Truck driver, car driver, two old men, schoolmaster, and many other voices played by the cast
Edited for broadcasting and produced by H. B. Fortuin
Second broadcast
Timothy Bateson Is In I Difference of Opinion ' at the Garrick Theatre. London
' The Photo of the Colonel,' an opera by Humphrey Searle based on lonesco's ' The Killer ': Sept. 24

Contributors

Translated By:: Donald Watson
Music By:: Tristram Cary
Unknown:: Eric Barker
Unknown:: Timothy Bateson
Produced By:: H. B. Fortuin
Unknown:: Timothy Bateson
Unknown:: Humphrey Searle
Berenger, an average, middle-aged citizen:: Eric Barker
The Architect, of ageless bureaucratic age (also the Superintendent and the Second policeman):: Nigel Stock
Dany, young typist, pin-up:: Isabel Rennie
The Clochard, drunk:: John Ruddock
The Patron, middle-aged, fat, dark and hairy:: Hamlyn Benson
Edouard, 35, thin, nervous, darkly dressed in mourning:: Timothy Bateson
The Concierge (also Mother Pipe), typical concierge:: Avis Bunnage
M Lelard, a lodger:: Haydn Jones
Drunk in top hat and tails:: John Baddeley
Old Gentleman with the little white beard:: Andrew Sachs
First Policeman:: Frederick Treves
Grocer:: Michael Goldie
Postman:: Timothy Harley

Source: Radio Times

21:45

DIVINE HYMNS

Third Programme

Mon 14^th Sep 1964, 21:45 on Third Programme

HONOR SHEPPARD (soprano)
MAURICE BEVAN (baritone)
David Lumsden (organ) Desmond Dupre
(viola da gamba)
From St. Vedast's Church,
Foster Lane, London

Contributors

Baritone:: Maurice Bevan
Baritone:: David Lumsden
Viola:: Desmond Dupre

Source: Radio Times

22:45

IN DOWNTOWN RALEIGH

Third Programme

Mon 14^th Sep 1964, 22:45 on Third Programme

North Carolina ty THEO S. BURRELL
Mr. Burrell, a British town planner, has spent several months working inside the City Planning Office of RaieiKh, a Southern American city of 100.000 people. He describes American town planning in action,
Second broadcast
The Windshield View: Sept. 30