How lovely it is to once again vada the dolly aged eek of Across the Horne, the radio humor series which ventured where couple of had opted before in the late 1960s. For four series, suave and unruffled host Kenneth Horne battled manfully using a marauding parade of individuals, from enterprising chorus boys Julian and Sandy and warbling songsmith Rambling Syd Rumpo to booming Daphne Whitethigh and breathless thespians Charles and Fiona. Within this latest collection of shows, we listen directly into an interview on the BBC staff division; Kenneth Horne, professional spy, has critical problems when the evil Ginsberg causes visitors to suppose the people of pets; Julian and Sandy suggest something decadent for the garden; and, inside a wartime crisis, Fiona discovers something lacking in her marriage to Charles.