A weekly review of the arts This edition is devoted to
Recent Events in the Theatre and includes
JAMES SAUNDERS , author of Next Time I'll Sing to You, in conversation with ALAN BRIEN
PAUL MAYERSBERG on the production of Roland Dubillard 's Waives Hirondelles at the Piccadilly Theatre, London
Introduced by GEORGE MACBETH

The Parrenin String Quartet: Jacques Parrenin (violin) Jacques Ghethem (violin) Michel Wales (viola) Pierre Penassou (cello)
The John Alldis Choir
Conductor, John Alldis
with Robert Tear (tenor) Ernest Lush (piano) Simon Preston (organ)

Part 1

by T. H. PEAR
Emeritus Professor of Psychology, University of Manchester To many of us, recordings of Ruth Draper 's performances would be meaningless if they did not evoke vivid and enjoyable mental images. Yet J. B. Watson , the pioneer behaviourist, dismissed mental images as ' fictions '. Did he, perhaps, miss a point?

Part 2
Given before an invited audience In EBC Studio 1. Maida Vale. London. Requests for tickets should be sent to [address removed]. enclosing a stamped addressed envelope.

A group of four talks 1: How it Developed by G. F. HUDSON
Fellow of St. Antony's College, Oxford
The growing quarrel between Moscow and Peking has been a surprising development of the last two years. In this talk G. F. Hudson looks back on the history of the Soviet and Chinese Communist parties and suggests some lessons to be drawn from it. Second broadcast
How it looks from Moscow, by John Keep , Lecturer in Modern Russian History at London University: April 25

of the eighteenth century
Suite in D major (Hotteterre) Sonata in B minor (Leclair) played by HANS-MARTIN LINDE (flute)
Hugo RUF (harpsichord)
JOHANNES KOCH
(viola da gamba) on a gramophone record