Czechoslovakia
A. ALVAREZ continues his accounts of intellectual life in various countries with a report on his recent visit to Prague, where he recorded interviews with Czechoslovak writers
† Produced by CHRISTOPHER HOLME

Prelade and Fugue on BACH
(Liszt)
Fantasia on Halleluja! Gott zu loben (Reger) played by FERNANDO GERMANI organ of Selby Abbey on a gramophone record

Polygamy and the Limping Marriage
† by BRIAN HARVEY
Lecturer in Law in the University of Birmingham
English law does not recognise all foreign divorces. So a person may be regarded as divorced and therefore single abroad, but as married and unable to remarry here-a situation known as the limping marriage. This creates particular difficulties for an innocent party seeking a divorce here, especially where the marriage was potentially polygamous. Mr. Harvey explains why he thinks there should be a more liberal attitude.

DOROTHY Dorow (soprano) JOHN WHITWORTH (counter-tenor)
EDGAR FLEET (tenor)
JOHN SHIRLEY-QUIRK (baritone) with An instrumental ensemble
Conductor and organist. MICHAEL HOWARD
Ave maris stella
Magnificat
Sancta Maria succure miserls Sancta Maria, non est tibl similis
Veni Sancte Spiritus Salve Regina From Christ Church,
Flood Street. Chelsea

Twelve programmes of verse translations from Homer specially made by contemporary poets
I - The Cyclops
Book IX
Translated by Hugh Gordon Porteus
Read by Denis McCarthy
Series devised by Louis MacNeice
(Third broadcast)
('Circe' (Book X) translated by Ian Fletcher: January 9)