By john Whiting
Adapted for radio by Peter Watts
Harry LANCASTER.............hartley Power
Dido MORGEN ................ Brenda Bruce
Dr. MATTEW SANGOSSE................Ronald Sidney
Father ANSEM...........................Goeffrey King
Catherine de TROYES.....................Googie Withers
Rupert Foster................Sebastian Shaw
ANNOUNCER.................Peter Goss
John Cadmus...............Carleton turner
Bruno..................Michael Turner
Place: catherine de Troyes' House on the heights above a capital city in europe.
Produced by Peter Watts
(BBC recording)
(Brenda Bruce is appearing in 'Both Ends Meets" at the Apollo Theatre,London
To be repeated in Tuesday at 9.5 : Stephen Williams writes on page 17

Septet in E flat, Op. 20 for wind and strings played by members of the Vienna Octet:
Willi Boskovsky (violin)
GUnther Breitenbach (viola)
Nikolaus Hiibner (cello)
Johan Krump (double-bass) Alfred Boskovsky (clarinet)
Rudolf Hanzl (bassoon)
Josef Veleba (horn)

Three talks by John Holloway
1 Words in Judgment
The instrumenr of literary criticism is language. Mr. Holloway, University Lecturer in English at Cambridge, will examine this instrument. Is it always under control or does it sometimes take on a life of its own? A preliminary difficulty is that the terms of literary criticism are not neutral; they are often judgments in themselves.

Scherzoso: Carillon; Schlummerlled;
Abendglocken ; Ehemals!; Ungarisch
(Weinachtsbaum)
Mephisto Waltz No. Canzone
Napolitana Grand galop chromatique played by Philip Levi (piano)
Next recital, by Louis Kentner : Nov. 30

A tale in verse and voices by Robert Penn Warren
The programme arranged and produced by D. G. Bridson

Arda Mandikian (soprano)
Pierre Mollet (baritone)
Charles Spinks (harpsichord)
Geraint Jones (organ)
BBC Chorus
(Chorus-Master, Leslie Woodgate )
London Symphony Orchestra
(Leader, Granville Jones )
Conducted by Edmond Appia
Part 1

Two talks by Lord Beveridge, K.C.B.
2-Some Current Problems
In this talk Lord Beveridge examines some of the issues of today, such as the means of dealing with the increasing number of old people, the question of pension age, and the relation of state to industrial or voluntary pensions.

Part 2

or The Eloquent in Art
A talk by Nikolaus Pevsner occasioned by the present exhibition ' Rococo Art from Bavaria' at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.
Professor Pevsner is co-author with Sacheverell Sitwell of ' German Baroque Sculpture.'

Chaconne, Intermezzo, Adagio for unaccompanied cello played by Zara Nelsova