AQ‐switched ruby laser was used to study the anti‐Stokes Raman radiation scattered at 180° in liquid carbon disulfide. Frequency‐doubled ruby light at 3473 Å was used to excite amplifier cells containing either rhodamine B or rhodamine 6G. Several orders of stimulated backscattered Raman anti‐Stokes radiation were observed. Some of the higher‐order lines were enhanced by a dye amplifier technique for ease of observation. The radiation was observed by means of a Czerny‐Turner spectrograph.