A magazine for radio and recording enthusiasts
Introduced by John Borwick

This programme studies the preparation of radiophonics for two forthcoming productions, A House That Died, a TV film for Wednesday Magazine, and Living Time, a sound drama.
H.A.L. Craig talks with the producers of these two works, Lorna Pegram and Michael Bakewell.
John Borwick talks with the staff of the Radiophonic Workshop about their contribution.

Lesson 3
The lessons presented by Luipa Rapaccinf based on. her book Parlo Italiano a textbook for begtinmers
Assisted by Ariella Reggio and Andrea Tacchi Devised and produced by Elsie Fergiuson
Recorded broadcast of Oct, 17. 1960
An essential adjunct to the lessons, a special eighty-two-page pamphlet containing the readings, points of grammar and syntax, and vocabulary, can be obtained, price 4s., through newsagents or book-sellers, or direct by sending a crossed postat order for 4s., to BBC Publications (Italian), [address removed]
A leaflet containing translations of the readings and answers to the exercises is also obtainable, price Is., from BBC Publications at the above address.

A series featuring some of this year's international trialists
Heat 1. Round 1
Mrs. R. F. Corwenv Mrs. M. OMroyd v. J. D. R. Collings, R. Crown
Contestants answer problems on bidding1 and play
This is one of the play problems:
West East
North leads the four of Clubs against West's contract of Three No Trumps. How should West plan the play?
Introduced by Terence Reese and Harold Franklin '

Two Combinational Ideas Talk by R. G. Wade
Illustrated, by a game, Archangelski-Tribuisihevsiky, and a short preliminary game
Memory in Chess: 2
Discussion by Gerald Abrahams Programme arranged by Terence Tiller

Antony Hopkins discusses a wonk or tiherne of current interest
Repeated Monday at 9.26 a.m. (Home Services, except Welsh)