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A play by Dannie Abse with Other parts played by KENNETH HYDE
The relationship of two men is explored through their attitudes to various objects in the room where the action of the play takes place. The ' objects ' used are: a carpet, a chair, a piece of bread and jam. a rope which hangs down from the ceiling as a noose, and so on. It is through these objects that their curious ambivalent relationship becomes defined and the background story unfolds. Produced by JOHN GIBSON

Contributors

Play By:
Dannie Abse
Played By:
Kenneth Hyde
Produced By:
John Gibson
Peter:
Alfred Marks
Aubrey:
Brian Smith

by George Dyson
ELISABETH ROBINSON (soprano) GERALD ENGLISH (tenor)
JOHN NOBLE (baritone)
HALIFAX CHORAL SOCIETY Conductor. Donald Hunt
BBC NORTHERN ORCHESTRA Leader, Reginald Stead
Conducted by STANFORD ROBINSON
Part 1
Overture: At the Tabard Inn
Prologue
The Knight The Squire The Nun
The Monk
The Clerk of Oxenfora
The Haberdasher and his Fraternity
-The Merchant

Contributors

Unknown:
George Dyson
Soprano:
Elisabeth Robinson
Conductor:
Donald Hunt
Leader:
Reginald Stead
Conducted By:
Stanford Robinson

by DENIS DONOGHUE
Denis Donoghue discusses ideas of order in modem American poetry in the works of Wallace Stevens , William Carlos Williams , and Robert Frost.

Contributors

Unknown:
Denis Donoghue
Unknown:
Denis Donoghue
Unknown:
Wallace Stevens
Unknown:
William Carlos Williams
Unknown:
Robert Frost.

by R. F. Tuckett
Discussions about education, its problems and its shortcomings, continue unabated. So far as our inability to develop the work of our scientists is concerned. Dr. Tuckett, who is an industrial research manager, lays the blame on the Ph.D. system
Second broadcast

Contributors

Unknown:
R. F. Tuckett

Third Programme

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