News from 21/11/1974
1974; Gale Group;
Autores
Sir Arnold Weinstock, Peter France, Geoffrey Grigson, Maureen Duffy, Richard Kershaw, John Mellors, Edgar P. Young, Denis Arnold, L. E. Weidberg, Susan Campbell, Gareth J. Papps, Michael Phillips, John Tusa, Norman MacKenzie, John Carey, D. J. Enright, Frank Longford, J. R. S. Davies, E. S. Turner, Jasan, John Vaizey, Olga Franklin, Elizabeth Conway, John Bayley, Colin Newbury, Rex Harrison, Gavin Millar, Allan Prior, John Elsom, Richard North, J. Winchester,
ResumoThe Listener Chataway with the decision-makers Contents Radio 4: The liberal option: the second of Ralf Dahrendorf's Reith Lectures From 'The Unsettled Peace', a series of ten BBC 1 films about the Cold War in Europe: 'The unsettled peace' by John Tusa 6. A sort of settlement 6. A sort of settlement Landfall The Listener Radio 4: Langham Diary The new review BBC 1: A certain type of Englishman—Rex Harrison talks to Richard Kershaw Out of the Air Royal patronage The times The Rise of the Red Navy Lord Longford's Jesus The Shostakovich 'Omnibus' Royal Air Force Selfridges Ltd The Royal National Institute for the Deaf Churchill and Halifax The Brophy Penny Who is Milton? One fella with a typewriter Not so tired Print into picture The real issues Age of Empires: Russia and Africa Peter Ustinov spoke of his ancestors from Ethiopia and Russia, when illustrating the second of John Terraine's programmes, 'The Mighty Continent' (BBC 1) SWH War games on television Radio Distillations Music Revivals Fringe options Cold comfort raft The Panther and the Jaguar The VAT of human wishes Thor's first voyage Fatu-Hiva. By Thor Heyerdahl. Allen and Unwin £4.75 Secker & Warburg WW Routledge Happier than you think Constructions. By Michael Frayn. Wildwood House £2.95 The Greek mousetrap The Eating of the Gods. By Jan Kott. Eyre Methuen £3.75 Irish millions Real Lace. By Stephen Birmingham. Hamish Hamilton £4.75 Yale University Press French's Theatre Bookshop The School of Speedhand Robson Books Chambers Twentieth Century Dictionary End of empire Who killed the British Empire? By George Woodcock. Cape £5 Henry Stave and Company Day of accomplishment Argo Crossword 2,321 A. P. Trios II Classified Advertisement Published by the British Broadcasting Corporation Solution of 2,319 BBC Wolsey Hall The London School of Journalism (TL) The Rapid Results College BBC Publications
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