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Flora Nielsen (mezzo-soprano)
Ernest Lush (accompanist)
Sagt seid Ihr es, feiner Herr: Aile gingen. Herz, zur Ruh; Schmerzliche Wonnen und wonnige Schmerzen;
Sagt ihm, dass er zu mir komme; Da nur Lied und Leidenschaft ; Bedeckt mich mit Blumen; Sie blasen zurn Abmarsch; Geh' Geliebter, geh' jetzt
(Spanisches Liederbuch)

Contributors

Mezzo-Soprano:
Flora Nielsen
Accompanist:
Ernest Lush

(' Lazare ') by André Obey
Translated by Gerard Hopkins
Produced by E. J. King Bull
Cast in order of speaking:

Contributors

Unknown:
André OBEy
Translated By:
Gerard Hopkins
Produced By:
E. J. King Bull
Martha:
Beatrix Lehmann
Hbnorine:
Rosamund Greenwood
Matthew:
Cyril Luckham
Judas:
Basil Jones
Mermans:
George Rose
Lazarus ::
Paul Scofield
The Doctor:
Ernest Jay
Mary:
Dilys Hamlett
Jesus:
Deryck Guyler

May
A monthly magazine of new poetry and prose, edited and Introduced by John Wain
Contributions from
A. Alvarez , Hilary Corke
Clifford Dyment , G. S. Fraser Gloria Komal , Richard Murphy
Elizabeth Sewell , Lao She
Readers:
John Glen. Denis McCarthy and Robert Rietty

Contributors

Introduced By:
John Wain
Unknown:
A. Alvarez
Unknown:
Hilary Corke
Unknown:
Clifford Dyment
Unknown:
G. S. Fraser
Unknown:
Gloria Komal
Unknown:
Richard Murphy
Unknown:
Elizabeth Sewell
Readers:
John Glen.
Readers:
Denis McCarthy
Readers:
Robert Rietty

Talk by Sir Mortimer Wheeler
Professor of the Archaeology of the Roman Provinces in the University of London
Sir Mortimer Wheeler describes the contributions made to modern archaeology by O. G. S. Crawford , and particularly ha pioneer work on the study of man in his relationship to the landscape and in the use of aerial observation and photography in the study of prehistoric agriculture. He explains Dr. Crawford's insistence on the importance of fieldwork, as set out in his recently published book Archaeology in the Field.

Contributors

Speaker:
Sir Mortimer Wheeler

Third Programme

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