Opera in one act
Libretto by Louis Gallett
Music by Bizet
Nile boatmen, slaves, friends of Haroun
Netherlands Radio Choir and Orchestra
Conductor. Willem Lohoff
English narration spoken by Angus Menzies
Scene: Haroun's palace in Cairo

by August Strindberg
Adapted from
Max Faber 's English version
Produced by Wilfrid Grantham

Mass: Westron Wynde sung by the Cambridge University
Madrigal Society
Conductor, Boris Ord
From St. John's College Chapel, Cambridge

2-' The Journey to Japan by J. Bronowski with Leo Genn as the Traveller and Brenda Bruce , Bonar Colleano
Charles Goldner , Carleton Hobbs
Production by Robert Gittings
' The Journey to Japan ' is the inner record of a visit to Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The traveller is a scientific observer, but the impressions he sets down are not merely those of physical appearance. They form a spiritual enquiry, an attempt to arrive at a philosophy for our time

A programme on the occasion of the Exhibition now being held at Burlington House
Speakers: Sir Gerald Kelly , R.A.; John Rothenstein , Director of the Tate Gallery ; and a King's Counsel Relevant passages of the Will of Sir Francis Chantrey. R.A., aFe read at the beginning of the programme

Quartet in A, Op. 26 played by the Robert Masters Piano Quartet

Poetry selected from the work of Dylan Thomas , David Gascoyne , and Wyndham Lewis
Read by Dylan Thomas
Anthony Jacobs and David Enders
Introduced by Julian Symons Produced by E. J. King Bull

Violin duets played by Issay Shlaen and David Wise