by Euripides
An English version by Philip Vellacott
Arranged for broadcasting and produced by Raymond Raikes
Music composed and conducted by John Hotchkis
[Starring] Sybil Thorndike

(For details see Friday at 9.15)

7.30 app. Excerpts from the Greek text
(See Friday at 10.45, and page 9)

Philip Vellacott writes on page 7

Les Noces
Jennifer Vyvyan (soprano)
Marjorie Thomas (contralto)
Richard Levies (tenor)
George James (bass)
BBC Chorus
(Chorus-Master, Leslie Woodgate )
John Wills , Frederick Stone
Josephine Lee , Clifton Helliwell
(pianos)
Six percussion pi. yers
Conducted by Walter Goehr
Arthur Jacobs writes on page 13

Second of two talks by Alfred Cobban , Ph.D.
In this talk Dr. Cobban, who is Reader in Modern French History at University College. London, suggests ways by which the work of modern political theorists might be made more cogent and effective.

Cantata on the Death of the Emperor Joseph II Ilona Steingruber (soprano)
Alfred Poell (bass-baritone)
Vienna Academy Chamber Choir
Vienna Symphony Orchestra
Conducted by Clemens Krauss

Talk by E. M. Wilson
Professor of Spanish in the University of London
In his second talk on Othello, Professor Wilson discusses the significance of prudence, justice, temperance, and fortitude in the tragedy of honour.

by Christopher Sykes
A critical talk, with recordings, on the sixth Festival of Dramatic Art held at Avignon in July by the Theatre National Populaire
Read by James McKechnie

Quelques Riens played by Robert Keys (piano)

' About the Perfect Steak, Grilling, Roasting Peacocks, and Royal Feasts
Second of three talks on cookery by Lady Vischer
(The recorded broadcast of Aug. 16)
' Different Ways with Cahbage, Vegetable Magic, and Herbal Delights Sept. 29

of the 17th and 18th centuries
Frederick Grinke (violin)
David Martin (violin)
James Whitehead (cello)
Arnold Goldsbrough
(organ and harpsichord)
(The recorded broadcast of June 28)