No. 7

BBC Symphony Orchestra
(Leader, Paul Beard )
Conducted by Anthony Collins
Part 1 '

A series of talks commenting on current legal issues
14-Provocation and the Reasonable Man by A. Li. Armitage
Fellow of Queens' College, Cambridge

Part 2

by Jules Supervielle
Translated by Gerard Hopkin;
Adapted and produced by R.D. Smith
Cast in order of speaking:
Peons, penitents, officials, guests, soldiers of liberation, soldiers of Spain: T. St. John Barry, Sherlle Dane, Tita Dane, Ernest Eytle, Margaret Gordon, Dudley Jones, Joan Lindsay, Willy Richardson, Josephine Stroud, Richard Waring, Brian Wilde
Songs arranged by A. L. Lloyd and Willy Richardson
Music played by Fitzroy Coleman, Tommy Eytle, Fred Perry, Leslie Week
Translation of Lamartine's 'Le Lac' by Terence Tiller
The action of the play extends from 1802 to 1828.
(The recorded broadcast of Nov. 7)
During the interval (9.26-9.36 app.):
Music by Albenix played by the Paris Conservatoire Orchestra
Conducted by Ataulfo Argenta
on gramophone records

Ilona Kabos (piano)
Dorothy Hemming (violin)
Josephine Lee (piano)
Emelie Hpoke (soprano)
Piano:
Variations on an original theme Pilky
Romance for violin and piano (1879) Six Czech Songs:
Neumrem ja na zemie (We shall fight); Siel som ces mesto (The soldier and the maid); Styry kosy (Four scythes); Siroko daleko (Far away), Uz tebe, Anicka (To thee Annette): Na slatinskych lukach (In another meadow)

Christopher Hollis, M.P., talks about Stewart Perowne 's book The One Remains-a Report from Jerusalem.
(The recorded broadcast of Aug. 29)