News from 11/05/1967
1967; Gale Group;
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D. J. McCracken, Geoffrey Grigson, H. A. Milton, William Trevor, David Wade, Alan Bold, Francis King, Nathaniel Tarn, Alastair Buchan, James Cameron, Lionel Salter, Ian Rodger, Jack Mole, Christopher Grier, A. M. Allchin, Peter Thorogood, Brian Mead, Hilary Corke, Evelyn King, Stephen Walsh, George Macbeth, H. G. Pitt, Fudge, Gerald Kaufman, David Wright, S. Tolansky, Gerard Fay, F. R. Jevons, Dachine Rainer,
ResumoThe Listener A BBC Publication Haig John Groom's Crippleage The Chappell Piano Company Ltd. John Lewis & Co. Ltd. BBC Publications Contents Third Programme: The politics of non-proliferation Little magazines The Listener A personal view of India Gallaher's A new kind of 'skill-mix' needed? BBC news headlines Third Programme: Science Greats Third Programme: After the death of god Third Programme: A writer for radio An appreciation of Giles Cooper by Ian Rodger Third Programme: Pansies for thoughts Reflections on the work of Claude Lévi-Strauss, by Nathaniel Tarn Out of the Air Heveningham Hall Out of the Air A sub-Arctic city Study Session: Manet's 'Un Bar aux Folies-Bergère' Third Programme: Mozart: a child prodigy S. Tolansky discusses an 'Account of a very remarkable Young Musician' The exhibition of sculpture by Pol Bury, mentioned … Two substantial new musical studies are: 'The Forsyte Saga' 'Picasso and Co' The influence of Bertrand Russell 'On Iniquity' Citizenship and television May returning Professionals and amateurs Gladstone as Verdi Pollbooks: How Victorians Voted, by J. R. Vincent. Cambridge. £2 15s. Blue Mischief Evelyn Waugh: Portrait of a Country Neighbour, by Frances Donaldson. Weidenfeld and Nicolson. 25s. The Royal Society Quite New this Morning The Cambridge Hymnal, edited by David Holbrook and Elizabeth Poston. Cambridge. 25s. Bumps that Talk Limba Stories and Storytelling, translated and edited by Ruth Finnegan. Oxford. £3 Father's Cocoon Finding a Father, by Graham McInnes. Hamish Hamilton. 25s. New novels Strike Out Where Not Applicable, by Nicolas Freeling. Gollancz. 18s. The Dna Business, by Henry Calvin. Hutchinson. 18s. The Genocides, by Thomas M. Disch. Whiting and Wheaton. 18s. I. Robot. by Isaae Asimov. Dobson. 21s. The Cambridgeshire Diaster, by Matthew Hunter. Collins. 21s. Television The jar From 'An Egyptian Sequence' Strauss to Monteverdi's Wagner Lionel Salter introduces the first performance in modern times of Cavalli's opera 'Erismena', which, edited by him and sung in a seventeenth-century English translation, will be broadcast at 7.35 p. m. on Saturday, May 13 (Third Programme) Promenade Concerts Next week in the Music Programme Music last week Radio Drama Burning issues England expects Crossword 1,928 D O able? In Leslie Baily's BBC Scrapbook 1895-1914 the compiler … Solution of 1,926 Wolsey Hall, Oxford London School of Journalism (L) National Library for the Blind Printed in England by Waterlow and Sons Limited, Twyford … Refuge Assurance Company Limited Metropolitan College The Rapid Results College R. P. M. S. Speedhand
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