18:10

ORGAN RECITAL

Network Three

Thu 29^th Dec 1960, 18:10 on Network Three

by John Dalby
From St. Machar's Cathedral Aberdeen

Contributors

Unknown:: John Dalby

Source: Radio Times

18:40

KEEP UP YOUR RUSSIAN

Network Three

Thu 29^th Dec 1960, 18:40 on Network Three

An easy anthology
Lesson 13
Twenty language lessons based on a pamphlet with grammar commentary by Dennis Ward
U, iversity of Edinburgh Script by Peter Norman Ur iversity of London
Takingpart
Emmie Vosnesenskaya
Peter Norman , Sergei Utechin
Production by Ariadne Nicolaeff
A Listen and Learn series

Contributors

Commentary By:: Dennis Ward
Script By:: Peter Norman
Unknown:: Emmie Vosnesenskaya
Unknown:: Peter Norman
Unknown:: Sergei Utechin
Production By:: Ariadne Nicolaeff

Source: Radio Times

19:00

RECORD REVIEW

Network Three

Thu 29^th Dec 1960, 19:00 on Network Three

Introduced by John Lade
A SURVEY OF 1960
Outstanding records reviewed by Felix Aprahamian , Joan Chissell Martin Cooper , Andrew Porter and John Warrack

Contributors

Introduced By:: John Lade
Reviewed By:: Felix Aprahamian
Reviewed By:: Joan Chissell
Reviewed By:: Martin Cooper
Reviewed By:: Andrew Porter
Reviewed By:: John Warrack

Source: Radio Times

19:45

SCIENCE SURVEY

Network Three

Thu 29^th Dec 1960, 19:45 on Network Three

Work in the world of science
LOW TEMPERATURE
TECHNOLOGY by Kurt Mendelssohn , F.R.S. Clarendon Laboratory,
Oxford Dr. Mendelssohn traces the evolution of a new technology from the first clue (the result of an accident in a garden-house in a little French town) to the threshold of launching space-ships to explore the solar system.
He also describes some of the benefits that fundamental science is deriving from a concentration on the development of rockets and satellites.
Repeated Sat., 9.10 a.m. (Home)