Things and Persons
DONALD MACKAY
Professor of Communication, University of Keele and RENFORD BAMBROUGH Fellow and Tutor of St. John's College, Cambridge begin a conversation on the question of whether the Christian concept of God is logically unique
Recorded informally at
Dunford House. in Sussex Second broadcast

played by STEVEN STARYK
So

An anthology of poetry, music, discussion, and verse drama selected from the recent Festival at the Royal Court Theatre, London and including
An excerpt from
VERNON SCANNELL 'S play Reconciliation with Penelope Lee
Stephen Lushington Geoffrey Rose
Poems by PETER PORTER and ALAN BROWNJOHN
A discussion on Poetry and the Public by EDWARD LUCIE-SMITH
KARL MILLER , 1. M. PARSONS Introduced by GEORGE MACBETH

HEATHER HARPER (soprano)
JOHN MITCHINSON (tenor)
BBC SCOTTISH ORCHESTRA Leader, Peter Gibbs
Conducted by Erich SCHMID Part 1

† LORD WINDLESHAM analyses the role of public opinion in Britain during the Common Market negotiations from July 1961 to January 1963
He believes that this episode throws some light on the elusive nature of public opinion, and on the limits of its influence.

Part 2
Serenade

by Anthony Powell adapted for broadcasting by BENNETT MAXWELL
' There might easily be a revolution. There have been several outbreaks in countries next door. But a political assassination is about the best thing you can rely on. There hasn'been one for some time and everyone is getting heartily sick of everyone else.'
Other parts played by Peggy Butt , Freda Dowie
Gladys Spencer , Dorit Welles Derek Blomfield , Bill Horsley Will Leighton , Charles Simon Produced for the Rothwell Group by BENNETT MAXWELL First broadcast on February 4 in the Home Service
The BBC Rothwell Group consists of a number of radio actors, producers, and studio managers who experiment with acting and studio techniques in an attempt to bring something new to radio drama.

ROBERT AND GARY CASADESUS Trois valses romantiques
(Cha brier)
Trois morceaux en forme de poire (Satie) on a gramophone record