Talk by Margaret Masterman followed by A discussion between Margaret Masterman R. A. Crossland M. A. K. Halliday A. F. Parker-Rhodes R. H. Thouless Members of the Cambridge Language Research Group (The recorded broadcast of March 28) Last of three programmes

Raymond Cohen (violin)
Sydney Humphreys (violin)
Kurt Jensen (mandolin)
Hugo D'Alton (mandolin)
Clifton Helliwell
(harpsichord continuo)
London Chamber Orchestra
(Leader, Lionel Bentley )
Conductor, Anthony Bernard
Another performance: Thursday at 9.5

Talk by George Pendle
The speaker considers events in Argentina during the past twelve months and shows why the Argentina of tomorrow will not greatly resemble the country of the day before yesterday.

Part 2

by Jean Giraudoux
English version by Penelope Davidson and E. J. King Bull
Other parts played by Catherine Willmer and members of the BBC Drama Repertory Company
Adaptation and production by E. J. King Bull
Giraudoux's play, set in Germany m the year 1921, anticipates history in its comments on the common and contrasting features of France and Germany and the rise of a popular dictator.
During the early part of next year the play is to be broadcast again, together with an alternative ending in which a different fate is suggested for Siegfried. It is uncertain which of the alternatives Giraudoux wrote first or which he preferred.
DURING THE INTERVAL (10.20-10.30 app.):
Ernst Toch
Notturno played by the Louisville Orchestra conducted by Robert Whitney on gramophone records

Selma Herscovici (piano)