Romeo and Juliet
Movements from the Second Suite:
Montague and Capulet
Dance
Romeo and Juliet before the departure
Romeo at the tomb of Juliet played by the I.N.R. Symphony Orchestra
Conducted by Franz-Andre

Saxon and Norseman by Peter Hunter Blair , Fellow and Tutor of Emmanuel College and Lecturer in Anglo-Saxon in in the University of Cambridge
His subject is our heritage from the Saxons and other peoples who lived in Britain between the departure of the Romans and the Norman Conquest.

Arda Mandikian (soprano)
Frederick Stone (accompanist)
Introduced by Alan Collingridge

A Logical and Literary Problem
Second of two talks by Stuart Hampshire, Fellow- of All Souls College, Oxford
Mr. Hampshire speaks about the difficulties we find in describing our feelings, and traces the origin of these difficulties in the forms of our language.

A selection from his poetry chosen and introduced by George Rostrevor Hamilton
Readers:
Pauline Letts , John Laurie
Production by Donald McWhinnie

(' II Matrimonio Segreto ')
An opera in two acts
Libretto by Giovanni Bertatl
English version by Dennis Arundell
Music by Cimarosa
BBC Opera Orchestra (Led by John Sharpe )
Conductor, Stanford Robinson
Narrator and producer,
Dennis Arundett
The action takes place in Geronimo's house in Bologna in 1792 Act 1

The Lesson of the Pupil
John Lehmann talks about the influence of the United States on European literature
Third of a group of talks

Act 2

First of three talks by Hesketh Pearson
Hesketh Pearson went on the stage in 1911 and came to know personally several of the actor-managers whose reign in the theatre was drawing to an end, though no one recognised this at the time. His first talk deals with H. B. Irving and Lewis Waller , and in particular with their productions of Shakespeare.

Trio in E flat, Op. 100 played by the Busch-Serkin Trio on gramophone records
Last of three performances of Schubert's piano trio in E flat