A tribute by Bertrand Russell
This programme was originally broadcast on March 14, Professor Einstein's seventieth birthday.

Camille Maurane (baritone)
Ernest Lush (piano)
L'invitation au voyage Serenade florentine
La vague et la cloche PhidylS
Le manoir de Rosamonde Soupir

A passage from
' Anna Livia Plurabelle'
Read by the author
(Gramophone record)

Edith Sitwell and Constant Lambert (speakers)
Mary and Geraldine Peppin
(two pianos)
BBC Chorus
A section of the Philharmonia Orchestra
(Leader, Leonard Hirsch)
Conductors: Leighton Luqas and Leslie Woodgate
Concert given before an Invited audience In the Concert Hail, Broadcasting House. London. Programme arranged in collaboration with the London Contemporary Music Centre
Part 1 (Conducted by Leslie Woodgate)

R. B. Braithwaite reviews the recently published book by William Kneale
The speaker Is a Fellow of King's College and Sldgwick Lecturer In Moral Science in the University of Cambridge

(Concert continued)
Introductory talk by Edith Sitwell to
(first performance)
(Conducted by Leighton Lucas)

* Maisie '
Written for broadcasting by V. S. Pritchett
Produced by Rayner Heppenstall
Some considerations affecting the origins and subsequent history of a character in fiction with Felix Aylmer as Henry James

by Vera Micheles Dean
Dr. Dean is Research Director of the Foreign Policy Association. New York. In this talk she describes the Interpretations-cautious and hostile as well as friendly-put on the Marshall Plan operation by the people ot the Western and the Eastern countries of Europe

Ballet music: The Men of Prometheus played by the BBC Northern Orchestra
(Leader, Reginald Stead)
Conducted by Norman Del Mar

' The Triumph of Life ' Read by Marius Goring

Seven popular Spanish Songs sung by Conchita Supervia (mezzo-soprano) with Frank Marshall (piano) on gramophone records