by Esther Vagning (piano)

I-Language and It-Language by D. M. MacKay Lecturer in Physics in the University of London
Brain and Will are not two activities but two aspects of one activity which needs two languages to describe it, and is greater than either language or both together can represent.
(The recorded broadcast of May 7)
Second of two talks

La Piccola Scala, Milan production of ' IL TURCO IN ITALIA
Libretto by Felice Romani
Music by Rossini
(Continued in next column)
Chorus of La Piccola Scala
(Chorus-Master, Norberto Mola )
Orchestra of La Piccola Scala
(Leader, Enrico Minetti )
CONDUCTED BY GIANANDREA GAVAZZENI
Producer, Franco Zefflrelli
Director of production, Nicola Benois The action takes place in and near Naples
Act 1

by Richard Pares
Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford
* What answer are we to make,' asks Mr. Pares, ' to the revolt of three-quarters of the world against Colonialism? ' He suggests that we should ' face and consider the charges against our forefathers as a dispassionate historian might hope to consider them in the distant future.' His comments are prompted by Sir Alan Burns 's recent book In Defence of Colonies.
(The recorded broadcast of July 27)

Acr 2

A short story by Viola Meynell
Read by Jill Balcon

Act 3
From the King's Theatre, Edinburgh

A variation in three episodes on the theme of the Odyssey by Ernst Schnabel
Translated by Wolfgang von Einsiedel and Dorothy Baker
Production by Christopher Sykes
PART 1

Concerto No. 1, for orchestra
Orchestra of the Accademia di Santa Cecilia. Rome Conducted by Fernando Previtall on a gramophone record