Talk by David Daiches
One hundred years ago died John Wilson, Professor of Moral Philosophy at Edinburgh University and one of the liveliest and most mischievous figures in the history of literary journalism. He contributed to Blackwood's Magazine under the name of Christopher North , most memorably in the conversation-pieces known as Noctes Ambrosianae.
Readers:
Peter Claughton and Ian Sadler
(The recorded broadcast of Aug. 8)

Clive Lythgoe (piano)
The St. Cecilia Orchestra
(Leader, Thomas Carter )
Conductor, Trevor Harvey

by Virginio Puecher
Translated and adapted by Henry Reed

An opera in four acts after Dostoevsky's
' The House of the Dead'
German translation by Max Brod
Music by Janacek
(Continued in next column)
Chorus and Orchestra of the Netherlands Opera
CONDUCTED BY ALEXANDER KRANNHALS
Act 1
The yard of a Russian prison near the river Irtysh
Act 2
On tlhe river bank. Six monohs later

J. M. Cameron speaks about a recently published book on aesthetics, Feeling and Form, by the American philosopher Suzanne Langer.

Act 3
The prison hospital
Act 4
The prison yard

Terence Prittie , Manchester Guardian correspondent in Germany, speaks on the failure of the German people to learn from their past.