Manoug Parikian (violin)
George Malcolm (harpsichord)

by Melvin Lasky
Co-editor of Encounter
A recent book about Senator McCarthy by Richard Rovere has provoked discussion on how far the American press bears responsibility for the Senator's rise and fall. Mr. Lasky finds the case against American newspapers not proven, but he has doubts about sortie of the ways in which they fulfil their place in a democratic society.
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played by Esther Fisher
The works by Maurice Emmanuel are being performed for the first time in this country.

by John Milton and Produced by R. D. Smith

Ronald Smith (piano)
John Cameron (baritone)
Ambrosian Singers
London Philharmonic Orchestra
(Leader, Henry Datyner )
Conducted by Maurice Miles
Part 1

A group of five talks on the Restoration
4-Experimenting with the Constitution by T. F. T. Plucknett
Professor of Legal History in the University of London
The return of the King raised many live questions. None of them was answered until the abdication of the King.
Dryden's Political Satires, by F. T. Prince : June 12

Part 2

An argument between
Anthony Cronin and William Cooper
' How much pointlessness the necessity to invent a sequence of events involves the writer in.' (Mr. Cronin in a recent literary quarterly)
' What, more than anything else, makes people read novels? The story.' (Mr. Cooper in a recent literary annual)
In this discussion they confront each other's views on whether a novel should or should not have a story.

Quartet No. 4, Op. 32 played by the Koeckert String Quartet