in C (L.104); in G (L.supp. 28) played by Egida Giordani Sartori on gramophone records

Tragedy
Lucius Junius Brutus
Father of his Country by NATHANIEL LEE , c. 1646-1692
(first acted at the Duke's Theatre, Dorset Garden, on December 6, 1680) with Donald Wolfit
Scene. Rome, 509 B.c.
Radio adaptation and production by Raymond Raikes
Music by Elizabeth Poston based on Purcell's music for Lee's ' Theodosius ' (1680) Kenneth Tudor (baritone) and the Cavendish Orchestra conducted by John Hollingsworth : second broadcast The Country Wife: November 30 followed by an interlude at 6.55

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Michael Langdon broadcasts by permission of the General Administrator, Royal Opera House Covent Garden, Ltd.; Denis Dotuling by permission of Sadler's Wells Opera Company

by William Townsend
Below the foothills of the Rocky Mountains lies Calgary. William Townsend, who has just come back from a visit to this and other Canadian cities, talks about 'he ' explosive confidence that bursts the city open, the never-stopping animation and go.'

by Anne Ross
In the past there has been much mystification about the nature of pagan Celtic religion. Recently it has become almost unfashionable to use this term. Even now there exists no sound reference book on Celtic religion in Britain, nor any corpus of archaeological remains. Dr. Ross, Carnegie Research Fellow in the University of Edinburgh, has approached this controversial subject by studying both surviving cult-objects of the pre-Christian Celts and the original texts of Irish and Welsh legends, and by correlating results.
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