by Eric Chadwick
From Manchester Town Hall

An easy anthology
Lesson 6
Twenty-one language lessons based on a pamphlet with grammar commentary by Dennis Ward
University of Edinburgh
Script by Peter Norman University of London
Taking part:
Emmie Vosnesenskaya
Peter Norman
Sergei Utechin
Production by Ariadne Nicotaeff
The pamphlet can be obtained through newsagents, bookshops, or by sending a crossed postal order for 6s. to BBC Publications (Keep Up Your Russian)[address removed] A Russian Pronunciation Practice record is also available, and can be obtained from BBC Publications at the above address, price 3s. 6d. plus 9d. for inland postage and packing.

A weekly programme about work in the world of science
TOUCH AND THE OCTOPUS by Martin Wells
Demonstrator in Zoology. University of Cambridge
The sort of world we think we live in depends on the information we receive from our senses, and the way our brains sort it out. In some ways, particularly by touch, the octopus receives more information than we do, but its brain does not take full advantage of this fact. The result is that the sort of world the octopus Would think he lived in (if he thought at all) seems to us to be quite bizarre.

Second Series
11: Hogarth
THE ENTERTAINMENT at Sir John Soane 's Museum
Speaker, Sir John Summerson
Curator of Sir John Soane 's Museum
Sunday's recorded broadcast in the Home Service
A third series will start in 1962 when the programmes will be divided into four categories-still life, figure painting, portraits, and landscapes-and one speaker will be responsible for each category.
Subscriptions for next year's Painting of the Month, which arc again 35s., can be sent now to BBC Publications (Painting, 1962), 35 Marylebone High Street, London, W.I. Subscriptions for the current series (Painting, 1961: price 35s.) can still be registered.