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been making amazing progress in charting the parts and processes of the brain by which our senses inform us and our faculties serve us. In this 8.8. C. science feature, ‘•Meet Your Brain” (Concert, 9.10 p.m.) leading scientists talk about these new discoveries.
D. H. Lawrence
The Friday afternoon Concert Programme, “The World of D. H. Lawrence,” series continues this week at 4 p.m. with “Samson and Delilah.” In the Cornwall of 1914 it is cold outside but there is a fire blazing at “The Tinners’ Rest.” A buxom woman rises from a game of cards to serve the tall, well-built stranger. They are both in the prime of life. “Stranger around here are you?” "Well — I don’t know — am I?” “Samson and Delilah” was adapted and dramatised for radio by Bill Baer and produced for Radio N.Z. by Aileen O'Sullivan.
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Press, 26 November 1981, Page 15
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