by Ben Jonson adapted for broadcasting by Mollie Greenhalgh with music by Elisabeth Lutyens conducted by Edward Clark
Produced by R. D. Smith
Roger Formal , his clerk. Donald Bisset
Scene: London
(The Homecoming)
A radio opera in one act Words by K. H. Ruppel from a story by Guy de Maupassant
Music by Marcel Mihalovici
(sung in German)
Symphony Orchestra of Hessischer Rundfunk
Conducted BY PAUL SACHER
Producer, K. H. Ruppel
Peter Wiles
Fellow of New College, Oxford speaks about the success of Soviet manufacturing industry
Ronald Smith (piano)
by Anthony Barnett
Lecturer in Zoology, University of Glasgow
Psychiatrists and zoologists have recently found a common interest in the study of the way one sort of behaviour is sometimes substituted for another; for example, a rat grooming his face with his forepaws when an ' 'enemy' has just been put to flight. Anthony Barnett discusses the displacement behaviour of animals in relation to psychoneurotic behaviour and psychosomatic disorder in man. His argument leads to a reconsideration of the whole mind-body problem in the explanation of behaviour.
Selected poems read by Cyril Cusack with Allan McClelland (narrator)
Programme arranged by Terence Tiller
of the Eighteenth Century
Musica da Camera:
Roger Lord (oboe)
Vera Kantrovltch (violin)
Cecil Aronowitz (viola)
Joy Hall (cello)
Hubert Dawkes (harpsichord)
A series of six lectures by K. C. Wheare
Gladstone Professor of Government and Public Administration in the University of Oxford
3-' Making the Government Behave'
Lawrence Lowell said that Her Majesty's Opposition embodies ' the greatest contribution of the nineteenth century to the art of government.' Professor Wheare examines the nature and role of opposition in legislatures.
Symphony No. 3 in E flat (Erolca)
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Conducted by Felix Weingartner on gramophone records
See also Thursday at 8.15
Symphony No. 4: October 24 and 25
Four hundred years ago today, Latimer died for his faith. The occasion is being marked by a broadcast of one of his best-known sermons-the sermon on the Plough.
The sermon is delivered by Carleton Hobbs
Quartet No. 4 in A minor played by the Hirsch String Quartet
A group of four illustrated talks by W. H. George , Ph.D., F.instJ.
Department of Physics,
Chelsea Polytechnic
4-The scientific study of touch
As the basis of a discussion of the influence of the pianist's touch on tone-colour, Dr. George uses a special recording of a complete movement of a Beethoven sonata in which seven well-known pianists take part. He explains how a scientific approach may help to throw light on the problems involved.
