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A magazine for radio and recording enthusiasts
Introduced by Douglas Brown
The Shimmer of the Violins: Rhydwin Owen explains how. starting from ignorance, he achieved Hi-Fi results which satisfy him as a music-lover
British Amateur Tape Recording Contest: Some excerpts from the tapes selected for the Final
Tape Recorders for the Blind: John Borwick talks to two blind tape users, Ron Hall and Malcolm Turner

Contributors

Introduced By:
Douglas Brown
Violins:
Rhydwin Owen
Talks:
John Borwick
Unknown:
Ron Hall
Unknown:
Malcolm Turner

Forty programmes designed to give listeners with no previous knowledge of the language a thorough grounding in basic Italian, through the medium of simple conversations and readings.
Lesson 1
The lessons presented by Luisa Rapaccini based on her book Parlo Italiano a textbook for beginners
Assisted by Ariella Reggio and Andrea Tacchi Devised and produced by Elsie Ferguson
Recorded broadcast of Oct. 3, 1960

Contributors

Presented By:
Luisa Rapaccini
Unknown:
Parlo Italiano
Assisted By:
Ariella Reggio
Assisted By:
Andrea Tacchi
Produced By:
Elsie Ferguson

A visit to the European Bridge Championships at Torre Abbey, Torquay
The broadcast includes part of a match in which Great Britain is playing
Introduced by Terence Reese and Harold Franklin

Contributors

Introduced By:
Terence Reese
Introduced By:
Harold Franklin

A ('hair, a Book, and a Clock Talk by Frank Rhoden
Methods and Resources A new autumn series by Gerald Abrahams
1: Dynamic Pawns
BLACK
The position to be discussed
Kings deliberately omitted
WHITE
Summer Bulletin
R. G. Wade reports briefly on chess activities during the last few months Programme arranged by Terence Tiller

Contributors

Talk By:
Frank Rhoden
Unknown:
Gerald Abrahams
Unknown:
R. G. Wade
Arranged By:
Terence Tiller

Network Three

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