ANDROCLES' LION is a self-contained episode from the French radio serial A Visit to the Paradise of Famous Animals. In this, one of the sharpest and wittiest of the stories, the truth of the legend is at last revealed-by the lion.
Written by Claude Aveline translated by MERVYN SAVILL
Lion noises by JOHN GRAHAM
Other parts played by Alaric Cotter. Bruce Condell Petronella Barker
Produced by ARCHIE CAMPBELL
To be repeated on September 7 See page 40

Quartet in C major
Op. 76 No. 3 played by the KOECKERT STRING QUARTET
Rudolf Koeckert , Willi Buchner Oskar Riedl , Josef Merz on a gramophone record

Nathaniel Tarn reads some of his recent poems to an audience which wiU probably include
MARTIN BELL , ZULFIKAR GHOSE
PHILIP HOBSBAUM. B. S. JOHNSON and PETER PORTER under the chairmanship of EDWARD LUCIE-SMITH
This regular Friday meeting of poets (whose work recently featured in A Group Anthology) was initiated at Cambridge in the early 1950s by Philip Hobsbaum and has now taken place in London for about eight years, first in Stockwell and then in Chelsea-from where tonight's programme will be broadcast. The poems to be read, some of which are printed in the current issue of The Listener (dated August 22), will be discussed one at a time by the poets at the meeting. It is expected that about three will be read and discussed while the programme is actually on the air. Introduced by GEORGE MACBETH

N.C.R.V. VOCAAL ENSEMBLE, HILVERSUM
Conductor, MARINUS VOORBERG
Recorded at the 1962 SchweUlngen Festival, and made available by courtesy of KUddeutscher Rundfunk

by A CONSULTANT PSYCHIATRIST
In his Reith Lectures Professor Carstairs said: ' We shall be freed from fear of each other only when we recognise, and abate, our own destructive impulses.' But what is this evi) within ourselves that we have to come to terms with? Second broadcast