Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau
(baritone)
Ernest Lush (piano)
Settings of words by Goethe
Drel Harfenapieler Lieder:
Wer sich der Einsamkelt erglbt An die TUren will lch schlelchen
Wer me sein Brot mit Tranen ass
Zwei Cophtische Lieder:
Lasset Gelehrte
Geh! gehorche meinen Winken
Phänomen; Ob der Koran von Ewlgkeit set?; Genialisch Treiben; ErschafTen und Beleben
(The recorded broadcast of June 17)

('Le Signe de la Croix') by Gabriel Marcel
English version by Rosalind Heyrwood
Adaptation and production by E. J. King Bull
[Starring] Lilly Kann, Anthony Jacobs
with Joan Miller

A radio opera in one act
After the play by Vaclav Klicpera
English version by Geoffrey Dunn
Music by Martlnu
Cast:
Speaking Parts:
A section of the London Philharmonic Orchestra (Leader, Howard Leyton-Brown )
Conducted by John Pritchard Production by Geoffrey Dunn
Scene: A wide wooden bridge over a river

A new edition of Dickens' letters
Talk by Humphry House
Humphry House, wi,th two assistant editors and an advisory editor, is preparing a new edition of the letters of Charles Dickens. He describes some of the technical prohlems he has encountered, and also gives an impression of Dickens as a correspondent.
followed by an Interlude at 9.15

Quintet in G minor (K.516) played by the Amadeus String Quartet
Cecil Aronowitz (viola)
Fifth of a series of programmes of Mozart Quintets

Roy Campbell chooses and introduces a number of poems
Read by Martin Starkie

Edinburgh University Singera
Conductor, Ian Pitt Watson
Herrick Bunney (organ)

Talk by Philip Carr
The speaker recalls five. famous Hamlett of his youth-the interpretations of Henry Irving. Forbes-Robertson, Beerbohm Tree,
Frank Benson, and Sarah Bernhardt. Mr. Carr saw all these performances, except Irving's. for which he was too young; but he knew Irving personally and was a close student of his career.