A farce by W. Somerset Maugham.
The action of the play takes place in Victoria's house in London in November 1945.

A farce by W. Somerset Maugham.
[Starring] Barry K. Barnes, Barbara Murray, Geoffrey Sumner
The action of the play takes place in Victoria's house in Westminster, shortly after the end of the 1914-1918 war.
(Barbara Murray appears by permission of the J. Arthur Rank Organisation Ltd.)
Second performance: Thursday at 7.30
Lionel Hale writes on page 45

by W. Somerset Maugham.
[Starring] Barry K. Barnes, Barbara Murray, Geoffrey Sumner
(Second performance: for details see Sunday at 8.30)

A programme of gramophone records presented by Scott Goddard
In that almost forgotten song 'The Death of Nelson' the refrain runs ' For England, home, and beauty'. For thousands of men today these things are as significant as they were for. Nelson at Trafalgar. Scott Goddard's gramophone recital has been designed with the intention of showing how British musicians of different kinds and periods have interpreted the sentiments of the man who is parted from his country, his home, and his womenfolk.

A Bryan's-Eye View of the World
This week: Home and Beauty
Starring Dora Bryan
with Terence Brady and Diana King

Home and Beauty by W. Somerset Maugham
Saturday's broadcast

Some records of Charles B. Cochran 's revue ' Home and Beauty '

Gitta Alpar (soprano): Waltz,
Village Swallows (Joseph Strauss ). No more, and Play it Again (Home and Beauty) (Brodzky)

A weekly programme on the arts introduced by Humphrey Burton This edition includes:
England Home and Beauty
A panorama of the 1930s seen through its furniture, houses, decor, crockery, curtains and clothes.
An Arts Council film by CHRISTOPHER MASON Omnibus producer BARRIE GAVIN

[Starring] Robert Beatty and Heather Thatcher
(See below)
(Susan Richmond is appearing in 'Home and Beauty' at the St. Martin's Theatre; Esme Church in 'Top of the Ladder' at the St. James's Theatre and Jessie Evans in 'Home at Seven,' at Wyndham's Theatre)

A discussion on cinema, theatre, books, broadcasting, and art including:
Home and Beauty:
Somerset Maugham's play at the National Theatre
I Want It Now:
Kingsley Amis's new novel
Introduced by RONALD BRYDEN
D. A. N. JONES , GEORGE MELLY ROBERT ROBINSON
Produced by Helen Rapp

by c. s. FORESTER, adapted for radio by VAL GIELGUD starring Nigel Anthony with Terence Skelton Book 2:
Lieutenant Hornblower
Part 5: Home and Beauty
Technical presentation DAVID FLEMING-WILLIAMS assisted by ROGER LUCAS and MARK SEYLER
Directed by TREVOR HILL BBC Manchester
(The next ' Hornblower' series begins 29 January)

Adapted for radio in twenty parts by Val Gielgud from four of the Hornblower books by C. S. Forester with John Westbrook as Horatio Hornblower
Wilfred Pickles as Admiral Parry and John Bennett as William Bush
BOOK 2: Lieutenant Hornblower
5: Home and Beauty
Produced by TREVOR HILL
Book 3, beginning next week. Is Hornblower and the Hotspur

Home and Beauty by W. Somerset Maugham adapted for radio by PEGGY WELLS
' You see. in the beauty business you net to know all the ins and outs of married life, and my impression is that. in the long run, it don'really matter much who you marry.'
The Marlowe Company, Canterbury production by ANN STUTFIELD
Produced for radio by Guy VAESEN

A radio play adapted from the short story by Richard Ie Gallienne
Characters
(Now playing in Home and Beauty appears by permission of C. B. Cochran )
(By permission of the Garrick Theatre
Management)
The music for the poet's songs specially composed by Robert Chignell and the lute played by Diana Poulton
' Poet Take Thy Lute' was first broadcast on March 28, 1935
The play adapted and produced by Felix Felton

A radio play adapted from the short story by Richard Ie Gallienne
Characters
(Now playing in Home and Beauty' appears by permission of C. B. Cochran )
(By permission of the Garrick Theatre
Management)
The music for the poet's songs specially composed by Robert Chignell and the lute played by Diana Poulton
' Poet Take Thy Lute' was first broadcast on March 28, 1935
The play adapted and produced by Felix Felton
(From Regional)

This is the second appearance of vivacious Ingrid Lincke. She made her television debut on March 12. A Dane, she came from Denmark to England just before Christmas for an audition with C.B. Cochran. As a result, she is now understudying Gitta Alpar in Cochran's Coronation revue, "Home and Beauty", at the Adelphi. She sings delightfully, and has an attractive foreign accent. She has appeared in musical comedy all over the Continent. Viewers will have another opportunity of seeing her at 9.55.