20:00

'INQUISITION'

Wed 21^st Jan 1959, 20:00 on Third Programme

by Diego Fabbri
Translated by Peggy Craig and H. A. L. Craig
Production by Michael Bakewell (The recorded broadcast of Dec. 7)
Inquisizione, by the contemporary Italian writer Diego Fabbri , is the first of his plays to be produced in this country. The setting is a mountain sanctuary where sufferers seek miraculous cures for their hearts as well as for bodily ills.

Contributors

Unknown:: Diego Fabbri
Translated By:: Peggy Craig
Translated By:: H. A. L. Craig
Production By:: Michael Bakewell
Unknown:: Diego Fabbri
The Abbot:: John Laurie
Don Sergio:: William Squire
Renato:: Hugh Burden
Angela:: Margaret Whiting

Source: Radio Times

21:50

NEW MUSIC

Third Programme

Wed 21^st Jan 1959, 21:50 on Third Programme

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Colin Kingsley (piano)
April Cantelo (soprano)
Amici String Quartet:
Lionel Bentley , Sylvia Cleaver
Harold Harriott Joy Hall

Contributors

Piano:: Colin Kingsley
Soprano:: April Cantelo
Unknown:: Lionel Bentley
Unknown:: Sylvia Cleaver
Unknown:: Harold Harriott Joy Hall

Source: Radio Times

22:40

DR. MARX AND DR. ZHIVAGO

Third Programme

Wed 21^st Jan 1959, 22:40 on Third Programme

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by Alastair Maclntyre
Lecturer in Philosophy
In the University of Leeds
Mr. Maclntyre, whose view is that Pasternak is in many ways a Marxist author, draws some parallels between the young Hegelian Marx and Dr. Zhivago.
(The recorded broadcast of Dec. 27)