Trio in F minor. Op. 65
StiK Piano Trio
Josef Suk <violin)
Josef Chruchro (cello) Jan Panenka (piano)
Second broadcast
The Swedish Dramatic Theatre in Stockholm was founded by a king 175 years ago
The Comédie Française was founded 300 years ago by an actor-author
The British National Theatre was created last year with an actor-producer as head
INGMAR BERGMAN, Director of the Swedish Royal Dramatic Theatre, talks, to PAUL BRITTEN AUSTIN
MICHEL Saint-Denis, Inspector of French theatres, considers Moliere^s theatre today
KENNETH TYNAN discusses the aims and problems of the British National Theatre, of which he is Literary Manager, with RICHARD Findlater and SIR TYRONE Guthrie
Introduced by CARL WILDMAN
Second broadcast
on record
JACQUES THIBAUD (violin) ALFRED CORTOT (piano) playing
Sonata in A major (Franck)
Recorded in 1929 Fanny Davies playing
Schumann's Kinderscenen: September 20
A conversation in which
August Heckscher Director of the Twentieth-Century Fund and SAMUEL LUBELL political and public opinion analyst discuss, in New York, the American political scene as reflected by the party conventions, and the likely shape of the electoral campaign, now about to begin
THOMAS ttEMSLEY ^UarilOne)
Section of the PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA Leader, Hugh Bean
Conducted by Jacques-Louis Monod first broadcast performance in this country
Christopher Fry 's translation of Pour Lucrece by Jean Giraudoux with Irene Worth
Robin Bailey , Catherine Dolan
Barry Foster , Olga Lindo and Kenneth Griffith
Produced by H. B. FORTUIN
Second broadcast
Robin Bailey is in ' A Severed Head at the Criterion Theatre, London
CHOIR OF
HAMPSTEAD PARISH CHURCH
Conductor, MARTINDALE SIDWELL
From a public concert promoted by the St. Clement Danes Concert Society at St. Clement Danes Church. London, on February 25
