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Vol. 13. No. 165. [ecstasy NOVEMBER 26, 1926. \ Bey Friday. Two Pence.

The} WayWay They| Have In AmeriAmerica. I.—At the Chicago Radio Exhibition. By HAMILTON FYFE. Powee a gteat night in Chicago. The:| driver going tewards Chicago by- saying There are many- broadcasting stuclios- in : population seemed to be in the that he lived there. When he arrived, he this city of Chicago. Each newspaper has eats:© ht the ‘parking’ stands were as wandered into a park and went to sleep. one, some of the bigstores, and several radia full of cars as they are in the daytime, The police found ‘him, and were puxaled companies have them. You look at all the Everyone wanted to see the new street- when he told them the object of his visit. programmes, choose what you want, and. lane in the chief therottehfare turned on | Who could Uncle Bob be? The nine-year- tune infor it. But I think our British way suddenly by the President's touch on a oldboy scornfully asked them ‘where they of having ‘only one distributive company- is switch in Washington. oY _ | Detter, and, so far as my experience has pone; [ could. not feel any. great excitement ai| our programmes are of decidedly ‘better abort it myself, and it seemed to offer mea : & quality than any that are to be listened god opportunity to see the Radio Exhi- | to Here in America, Altogether, there are bition in comfort. So oft F went, calculating Ge over 500. licensed! broadcasting SRALIONS Lit that the Coliseum halls would be fairly | the United States. At the Kadio Show J empty about the time that the brilliant = saw a lady who had won the title of Cham clusters of Jamps were to be filled with their | pion Woman Listener by recording contact novel radiance. «= | with as many as 326 American Stations, be Uniortunately, this same calculation had | | Another lady a se. receptions were well been made by nine or ten thousand ‘other | ; attended: was the Radio Queen ol America, ‘smart “Alecks.” The place was packed. :| Mrs, Lotta Harranti.. She is the wife of a ek Movernent had ta be slew. To ret near the lie district postmaster and gained her title by most popular features of the show, onehad : = competition. oShe ‘helda forum” cach to wait and edge one’s way gradually into - day. talking to audiences of women on a crowd. The people were so good-natured, y | such subjects ab: “Dad and the Radio: however, so ready to be friendly, and sp ie | Howto interest fathers in radio provrammesae keenly interested, that even waiting’ was = | Young Folks and the Racio : How to. keep ‘ pleasant, and I was always rewarded bywhat © | them bythe fireside’; ‘ Family and Friends: ; E-saw or heard when I could get near, > | a Radio Sunday evening.’ 4 First of all; near the entrance, [ wrigeled i Mrs, Harranft says that im America the my. way towards ‘Uncle Bob,’ one ofa * wives and mothers are the chief buyers.o8 number of announcers who were on view tata Lage aie witcless sets. At first, it-was the man ‘wha to their admirers, Rather an ordealto face | Mr. HAMILTON FYFE, got imterested and made the purchase— people who only know your voice and who especially if he were mechanically minced have formed their own impressions of your formerly editor of the" Daily Mirror,’ and later and liked to tinker at an instrament, Women personality ! *'Unele Bob’ came through of the‘ Daily Herald," whe is mow peay the then were rather anpatient of the apparatus United States. We publish this weekk the first and complained of its ‘clutterup the it with a lmarks, A large nian witha large, ofa short serics of articles from his pen giving smiling face, he jollied -all his questioners his impressions of broadcasting in America, place” But to-daythey are, according to ‘ariel Gehgnted children especially (there were the Radio Oucen, alive toits value—{z} For 5 any namber of them) by his’ quips and lived, ‘anyway,’ and explained. Before they education ; {2) For keeping the family at a funniments. sent him. back ta his parents, they kind- home.

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soe se— aeoe— So TaaisVEMBER 2, 1826.

The Dechlent‘of the Thunderstorm. The Way They HaveIn America.

By Dr. G. C. Simpson, C.B. F.R.S. (Centinued from the previous page.) adds to the charm of the home, Wemen [ParFé apo ee fo: eh ineroua reyete, ce Beeeu. flea usually, the lightning appeara to start from one like them as furniture. Certainly. there were re ke wecomdl: half af fhe Tall on Thewlersioraa porticn of the chon, anid Tow Wo ie thie reason some very fine cabinets: and circular eich. Joe, Sheen, Jirecior ef fhe AM efeorotegical why: for that portion of the clond i4- where. the Cffice, recenily broaieust from the Loven Stulio.) anoencing. cinnent diuses the water to accumulete, receivers in the show, Prices, I noticed, ran aimed ithere that the separation of electricity iw at up as high as £200, N last week's issue of The Rodio Tines I give o iif maximum, anil so this i the chief eenire of the OF the 12,000,000 receiving sets in opera reneral description of how thunder-clouds ane lightning discharges, tien throughout the world, the United baitt' up, and what factora are neceasary In opder I have now given a very rapid, but somewhat states are Delieved to contain to break up the falling raindrops and i shargé them as many 45 with positive electricity, and the air around thent incomplete, account of the mechanismof a thunder- 5,500,000. The number of radia mantu- storm. You have seen that the electricity is pro- with negative electricity, [will now try to make facturers js, therefore, large, and their clear the actual mechaniamof a thunderstorm. duced by the breaking wp of the rain; but yau enterprise was proved by the chararter [went you to peture a hot summer's day with have aleao seen that it i¢ necessary for there to he of the exhibits they sent to Chicage, The the sun beating down through a clear sky. The An ascending current of more than twenty-four exhibition was described as the biggest and feet a second before the water can be held up in aun warms up the ground am] this heats the air sufficient quantities to produce the large electrical most complete that has been held anywhere ying in contact with tt. But itis the tendency of iin the world, and, so far as size went, l warm-air to rise, and during the course of the day field. necessary for « lightning discharge, If this critical velocity is not reachedthe rain simply think the boast was justified. Probably, ascending currents start here and there and rise, the other part of it could have been ‘main- through the surrounding atmosphere, The air of falls to the ground without, thunder and lightning these currents a5-it akoends geta colder and colder, being: produced. Thus we see why all rainstorms tained as well, but there was nothing $0 are not thanderatorme, and why all thanderetorms antil the water rapour th conteing condenses into good as the reproduction of a B.B.C,studio are aacciate with heavy rain.

Chouds, at the recent Radio Show at Olympia, Deal In conelosion, J nrart savoa few words about the You have all seen on a summer day clouds in London. thomder, There are two things ti explain” about appearing in all parts of the sky bike heaps of cotton. some of the little lectures which the men thunder: the firet ia the ucise itself, and the second wool Each one of these ia the top of an ascending 8 the. longsirawn-ont tombe, There is- liithe in charge of the stands were giving struck vorrent, and if you will watch them carefully you difficulty in explaining the noise. Aa thelightoing me both by their usefulness and by. the will see that they continually get higher and ireaks its way through the air, extremely hogh picturesque terms they employed. One higher as they develop, Ff the conditions an: temperatures are generated in the narrow. channel was telling how to protect oneself against anitable, these currents and the clouds associated which it ents for nteelf. The ight given out bya bloopers.” Do you know what a * blooper’ with themgrow very rapidly, and finally we get the lightning fash is evidences of this high temperature, is? Jt means a- person who causes * re- reat masses of cumulis cloud which we all associate for the air becomes,in popular language, white hot. with a thunderstorm. Into thia cloud-the air is prenierative sets that are as ticklish as a This high temperature canses the air to expand all saoending at a rapid rate, You cannet. sen the nervous old maid in a haunted house to along the path A L the lye harge with explosive ascending current itself, bat you can sometimes squeak and shriek at the slightest touch.” vidkence,, Ti ig the explosiun wave genernted in seleaves and paperbeing blown inwards and up- Among the httle things which amused mie wards by the wiod whichis feeding the storm. this way which we bear as thiunder, The rumbling {9 due to 4everal .cawses, “A as | walked—or, rather, shoffled—through The ascending currents are oomposed of warm the Chicago Coliseum aisles, were the free damp air and, therefore, they carry upwards great lightning fash is often several miles dong, aml! the explosion wave from thenear end will obviously distribution of a paper bag ‘to hold your quantities of water in the form of vapour, which newspaper, amd: the m_deposited first. as cloud particles and then as reach: us first, then the wave arnives from “more circulars’ by a daily rain, At first the rain-falla through the ascending distant parte. As it takes five seconds for sound demonstration that radio waves of sound to travel a mile, it is clear that the sound from the couldbeheard inside a steel safe! What ourmenis of air, but as the latter increase in far end of @ flash two iniles long will arrive ten intensity, first all the small drops get held upand tickled me even more. was. the story told me eeconds after We hear the sound fron the near eid. then the larger drops, During the whole of this ten seconds sound. is by an_acquaintance whomI ran into. Finally, there comes a time when in some part it was about a series of programmes arriving from different points along-the flash, the of the ascending current the velocity becomes intensity of the sound rising and falling according which is. being arranged by the principal treater than twenty-four feet per second. Through to the direction taken by the flash. Another cauke Chicago stations, to be called “ Musical thie part of the ascending current no water can for the rumbling ia the echoes which reach us from Journeys to Many Countries." Among the fall; but. this is just the place where the water iz mountains and even from clouds, Theat echors national songs are to. be includeddrimking heing deposited at the greatest rate, for the more arrive at different timéa andadd to the noise we mpd the corrent the more water rapour 14. canned songs, and the question has been raised hear. Finally, there may be several flashes taking (and actually submitted to lawyers for their opwarde. The large amount of water which & placeso rapidly one after the other that the thunder thus prevented from falling accumulates near the opinions) whether this will be a. violation from one flash arrives before the thunder from the ot the. Volstead) Act prohibiting alcoholic tep of the current, where the upward velocity falls previons fash hasdied ont, off, The accumulation of water can become: very Thus, thé thuider fe caused by the explosive liquor! gecat, Sometimes the nscenling. eurrent suddenly heating of the sir in. the channel of the lightning Here 1s something else I was told;

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hie moropaly ine gun abilite asc Arhare known Ww are now able to Tre cletetts, acelin 1OnmLho At SIS |tum, we-are bo hegre somemote of tose those published im. our last iseue, of the delightful children’s poems by Ac A. Milne. Tt will bo all listeners, After an- hour of this, something of TACT AALS Wh hil lave heen anise for the week he remcriberced that ahiut a Wear Age @ recttal ad a change will be introdwoed. Mr. A, d. Alan, -the preceding and ending on Christmas Day. The } poems by the same author which had heen eet to author and teller of those * ter-fetehed though tranemisxions will all be im keeping with the festive must by H. Fraser-Sinson was broadeast. It enthralling stories..always 50 keenly anticipated by BESO, Vel they are a varied in their character was given by Mr. Dale Smith, tod that the poe listeners, will have something. to aay, Tb will he aa to please listeners of all tastes. “The principal were 2s plensing to prown-ips: as. be the opounor Christmas Eve. and Ai, Alan has had a greater ite Er ihn Sal ‘ny aiternoon, December 10, will be feneration is shown by the large number of requests experionce of the superna taral than anost Of aS, fA programme ‘of musie “bWy that preat Engheh for their feptition which hive been comn ever Then at nine olock there is to he rein of composer, Dr. Vanghan W iliame, who will himself aince., The mew collection of poems we are. giving carola from the Chnoroh of St. Mary, Whitechapel, conduct, the soloist henge Mr. Harold Williams this evening has also heen set to music by A. Praser- followed by the ringing of five of Cril Scott's songs (baritone). At 5.15 p.m. the first of # series ofa PiTdaten, wT il Mr. Dale Smitty Frill SLY their fret by Mise Marion Carew. the composer being at the new feature, which j to run for some time—the hazrespiaki dieit Tet rhay MARC. piano, -‘ : a reading of selections from Great Poema—will be ] a a i introduced, The choice this afternoonis Browning's No exonde will be made to leteners who Christmas Day will begin with the relaying of 1 Childe Roland, This will be followed by anotherof ordinanly switth off their sete carly for keeping Cathedral Service from éither York or Manchester the Children’s Services which are inched period- them out of bed a little Inter than naval this evening at Il a.m.amd another service from Canterbury = imliy on Sunduya Tho evening programme, for another programme arranged in the American Cathedral between 2 and 4.15 pom. Mi George after the stodio service and an appeal by Viscount atyle which ia to be. given between 1,15ond 11 Grossmith. the well-known actor-manager, will later Cave on behalf of the Police Court Mission, will be oclock: Thore is no dowbt a to the popularity of be hearin a reading from Dickens and: also some dereted tea ballad concert, when the items will | the pr iow Grinnimibesita- of tile kind, given ft Hilaire Bellac a iFlutherheer) Tales, Dice beanie he ot a Christmassy nitare, \ 1 r A 2 will be the ‘order at tea-time, The CVenInE: DpO- sone fee ee Ec gramme, which bezina at six o clock, will consist = = Ca Ee of an bowr's roilitery band muse, followed ly Nowk An beware of firat-class vaudeville born, BIH mH of the series of * My Programmes, “Who eles tiki wean popular a part of the Birthday Week pro- Father Christiias should compile this? Sobee. grmmes, will comprise the main part of the quently listeners ‘will lear more of the amuaing provramme of Molday, December 20. Then, adventure of Will Hay, the schoolmaster-comodtar. betiecen Wand To clock, there te to bea coneert hy ## # ie the Chenil Chamber Orchestra, with Charles Kelly Dance mesic will be bradcast every nivht from and Lucy Pierce playing a Bach * Double” Coneerta. Sepeeceee

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Following the reading of the second general news a from all atations when it i# usdal for it to be wiven. bulletin, doehn Henry will be heard until 10.40, cs On Christmas Eve there will be an extencion of when itis hoped to relay, for halfan hour, portions wad of the programmes from either American or Con- pe dancer musie from both Londen and Daventry until ii 2am. [tehould also be pointed ouwtthat on severdl tinental etations. In this connection arrangements evenings it has heen nereesary to re-arrange the have been mocke for sever) special ‘transmissions by varios stations in- the. United States: including times of the ‘9,45 recitals,” details of which will be one or two propramines: by the Porter E. Pott s Piven On OW programme pages in due course. Orchestra, which some months ago was heard = oe i i playing at the Van Curler Hotel, Schenectady. from The end-cf-term concert which, a2 already stated whene it wae relayed by one of Che American slations, in The Rario Times, ia to he relaved from Eitan on Wednesday, December §, will include the Overture * * 2 . King Oho (arranged by Hont) andStanforts A performance of Humperdinck s opera, Hansel Phaudrig Croboore for chorus and orchestra.” Thora awe Gretel, willbe given in the studio between will also be a pianoforte aclo by the winter in the 7.30and $30 o'clock on Tuesday, December 21, eater dete] Houae Instrument Competition, and, if time pormita, The work,-founiied on one of the favourite tales three port sons. by the brothers Grimm, is unique, not only in ita The Rt. Hon. J. RAMSAY MACDONALD, MP., # # = * masterly treatment of simple, childlike themes, will give Listeners throughout the British Isles Devoters of winter sports—and there muat be with all the resources of modern orchestral writing, an account of his experiences coring his recent many among Hatencra—will weltome a talk to be hunt in this tow. that it-.appeals irresistibly to the holiday in the Sabora. .This Talk, which given on Tuesday, December 7, by the Ri. Hi, child who bears in tt a beloved tale, more happily promises to be of unusual interest, ‘will be given in the Londen Studi and broadcast Lord Northesk, when he will recoont some of his and vividly told than ever before, and to the experiences in Switzerland, Lord Northesk is o listener wha knows it for a masterpiece of highly from all Stations on Thursday, December 2, at 16.15 p.m. well-known tobogganing expert. ant last year won original mucicianship. Later that evening there two of the chiet enienta-ad Bt. Morita—the trac is te he half-an-hour of variety, National and! the Curzon Cup, several weeks auc. but our second ventureis to Le = + *# * # + * even more ambitiowt. Not only will it inclode Never hat there been piven & broadcast pre. dance music and good percentage of what fs come people, subjects, and dates for these who gramme ke that part which will include a Nativity perhaps the most interesting part to British ke talks = play. bo be relayed from “St, Hilary's Church, listeners af all American programmcs—the inimit- Monday,Deetmber G&.-—Mr. A. W. P. Crawford : Marazion, Carswall, on"edneslay, December 29, able stvle of their announcers—but it will contain akers of Modern Europe (Bismarelk),’ The play, entitled BeMehem,’ waa written by the some actual reproductions of the vores of one or Mr.. Alfred Cox, Pecretary of the —Britwh Bev, Bernard Walke, viewr of the parish, mand its two of the best-known broadeast -ortist= in the Medical Association : Ministry of Health Talk— performance by children and others who lve in Dinitedd States, The General Practitioner, this remote, rural spot, just by the Cornish coast, = i i Wednesday, December §,— Liewt-Col, W, P. Drury: iA net intendel to be anything In the nature of a Tt almost goes without saving that Christmas and ‘The Boyhood of Lord Clive, public entertainment. Tt is merely an act of devo. Dickens are inseparable, iowe fine the first part Professor George Gordon: Companiona bbe tion, and these who take part in it arc not trained! of the procramme on Thorsday ‘evening, Books (Cowper's Lebbers). for anything like 1 stage performance. It may he December 20, piven oven to a performance of - Thursday, Detember of —Mr, oC) Lewis Hind: mentioned that the play was firet performed last Pickwick Party, This has been specially arranged “Great Artiats (Turner), veer, When it was witnessed by Mr. George Bernard for broadcasting by Btanley West and ect to music Professor A. H, Barker: ° Howe Heating.” Shaw, who wos tooch impressed by it. Taisteners by Marjoric Broughton, It will inclade all the Mr. Trevor Clark: "The History of the Tower ore simply privileged to hear it by the courtesy of important characters created by the great novelist. ef London, with special reference tothe Ceremony the vicar. tut it should be pointed out that it is A cheery programme of selections from musical of the Keys,’ quite powible that some of these who take part comedies will be played by the archeatra between Friday, December 10.—Ar. EV. Knox (* vow" and speak in their own dialect, may pot be clearly BS nd DO oéletk., to be follow alter the hows of Peach): Homorou Tatk—Not Bornes, but heard or even understood,betauée ne at tempt will by another light fenture. Another Christmas Borinth.’ be mide to adapt the play for broadossting. The ‘Party hin biewsia |arranged for Friday, Decemtor 24, Saturday, Deceniber .11.—Mr Ee. -, Prasathom phy will be- prefaced by Mr. Filson Young in # Tt wilh be recalled +hat al party was lash wear given Gotelingam:» * Faindoo Marriage, Caremomnies” short talk, during whichhe will-desoribe the church by the" Bioestore"; this year's will be arranged by Mr. Evan . Sharpe >Soccer Talh—The babii and tts surroundings. | Mise Mabel Cariata tnt Inras; whose perpoalcurity before Cap Draw, : acon

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caataa leichteyett N interesting concert is promised for Sunday, NOTH EE ait t! ' fy slat ieek CT Fe HSC ners A SHORT Chrivtmas play, entithed The Cap of December5,when the famous Brodaky Quartet, evenings hag heen arriat d for Monday, The- Happiness, will- be pirecaented by the Bourne- Misa Mavis Punnett, and Mar: Parclney Colthamn will Geni her i, when incdlents w iff 2 rive n Tepresct iting maith Cons il ont Sorial Service «an Moendar. ' Be, Adelphi the (all ta Armia and tie Departure ofthe BLE. to he respond bles for the Progreninie, December 6, A Cinderola Faitominn ta aavot hi Cr Brodeky If prin ' inal oft the Loveul Minne heeber France, the Armistice, anid the: Hetinik.~The attraction ProMieed for ma bredsy Deewember L1, College of Music. Born on the shores of the Sea artiste ehosem fer this Pragramnie ore all ‘ald = + x ~+ af Azovioverseve nayrf yeareayo, he studied ander favourites: Mr, John Bork: SHer at SOTAtT. Light Fuietian music will be heard during ihe Helliesbermer, the great quartet playe f, wail after and Spree; ¥ vette, the quaint f oped iene ' afternoqny PMagramme on Friday, December 10, travelling Fur pe hecIe protesar Of the violin. at Miss. Grace Daniel, who will be heared im pet betas: Loch uikovsley' a Cage Vaojaetie Suite, and the Valse the Moscow Conservatoire, Later, at the invita- | ballads and aones with fonsing elope + nd: My, from Evgen Onégin are inclodid, tion of Sie Chorkes Hallé, he came to Manchester to Donald Davies, who will take the part of Old Bill whike thie aalotet. Mine. Lida Danilaya, will eawiribute Some tayter- Lake mp the pene of professar. at thee Royal Yvette and Mr, Davies will alec be heard in @ sketch sting. Russian songs, not often heared, Manchester College of Music, and thirty-one years eutitied Tommy Bigs a Sovecair, which was first 7+ a 2 * aco niade hie dthut with the Halt! Orehestea in the performed by the famons ‘Splinters” Tt is hy That true idleness Laurence Craven (Captain Green,’ MC), who was jx deserving of the highest Menidelmaohn Concerto, prise" ie the subject of a broadcastdebate arranged severely wounded in Prenee, & 2 # a for Friday, December 10. Mr. Hugh Stokes: wha fn L i + Mr. Herbert. Heyner, the well-known baritone will speak in favour of this Bombew liat aMprising will, on Thursday, December 9, give-4 short recita Cardiff Ftation: it doing all it can to encomragre Proposition, is well known as a-writer on. art and of gipey songs of Bohemit aml Rowsia. There thease wha care to hat thew hand at writ phnys history, His opponent will be Mr. Risdon Bennett, is a peculiar fascination about. these folk songe, about Wales and the West Comitry. Unenitable whose talke on eiphteenth-contury men of betters Their pure melodies make them immortal. Even mManiecripts are not rejected at-aight if reconstrige. and the charme of Dorset have given pleasure to to-day at Christmas the Romany wonten in our owt es tiod is at all posible, aa more than one author, ny Weiee nea, noUiory aire carols, tke pieloilies of which remain whos playa have been snocessfally broadcast, can testify. * df a = i thee vemary fer wariy was Mr. Reginald Renison is to play the Mozart a it it * 2 * 4 # Mr. Frederick Lake, who will sing af Cardiff PyHien {oncerda ‘vk4 Ahnjpor at theVOnine concert Tt i4 encouraging to be able to report thet con. on Sunday, Diceber on Wednesday, December 8, waz one of the first 5, When’ the New. Forcet adlerabbs progress has been made with our Wireless Vocal Trio ave contributing to sing for the BLL, his carly broadcasts Negro Spirituals and Fond for the Blind. Insugurated2 by the Free Old English songe, Trade Hall concerton October 77, the fund has now taking place at Marconi Howse, He is an old i # tt + padeed the E600 mark, Great assitanee waa giver | Chapel Royal choirhoy, andwasone of the pioneers Fortheoming talk :— hy the stall at the Manchester Wireless Exhibition, whe went to France to entertain Britieh troops Ducaday, December 7.— Brigadieroneral Hy 3. dunng the War, where he gave over 2,500 concerts. Sloman, CMG and altogether supporters of the movement can be 3 D.2.0.: The Soudan, Past particularly pleased with what has ao far been done, Misa Constance Wentworth, who is singing duets iil Present. with Mr. Lake, gave the same noamber of per- Bat the aren to be served ia a hax Te Oe, So letW14 Thureday, Daewegia ber ah, Pha Hey, H. "Es Bary t hope that the present rete of progress will continue. formances in France. Winter Sporta in Canada and Switeerland.

We are grateful, too, for the eplencid contribations aunt in through the post, Tuesday, Dee. 7.—Capiain H. A. Gilbert: + The BIRMINGHAM, * at # cs Peregrine Faleon.” HE second of the Beethoven Centenary Sores Mr. Claude Martit (Dickens cketches}, Mise Wednesday, Dec, §—Tho Rev. Ebrard Boes : ae of concerts will be given an Sunday afternoon, Colleen Clifford (impressions anil sketches at the fiawily), * Webbh-Engiish Poets fecember 5, when there will be items by Mr. plano}, Mise Jean Pauland Mise Leonie Lascelles, Thursday, Dec. $.—Councillor W. Deacon, Mayor Nigel Dillaway (pianoforte) and Miss Esther will be heard during a variety programme on ot Brdowater : “Phe Hera ot Bachum." Coleman, who will sing two groupe of songe, Weinesliv,December 3, STOKE-ON-TRENT. # # + # The first half-hour of the programme on Tucedar, LIVERPOOL. HE Potteries Choral Pos wie, cundhieheel bry Mia December 7, haa heen given the interesting title HE foppy Hangman, desertbed by the author, Carl Oliver, will, on Wednesday, December 5 ‘Flower and Bird) Music, sabjecta which have Mr, Harold Brighouse, as a * grotesque in one givea performance of Phaadrig Crahoore (Patrick inspired mary eminent composers in their finest act, is to be performed by the Liverpool Radio Connor), an Trish tillad by .J. Sheridan Le Fann, compoa tions, Players. on Wednesday, December 15, Thepoene and set to omuste by Sir Charles Stanford, Part tt % # i daid io Naples at the beginning of the nineteenth of the programme this evening will alac be devoted John Overton, author of several radio fantasies, eontury, ani an exciting plot ia developed. on to comporitions for vielin ar piano by Frederick has written a new one called The Sivwertal Meaty, onginal and homeorous lines: Miss Marvel Hulme, Humphries, who will himezelf play; Mr. Alby Hull, which will be produord by Perey Edgaron Tuesday, who ia playing the leading part, “ Nita,’ haa been whois well known in Chester and North Stator: December 7. The fantasy ia in several goenca or i Member of the Radio Players since their forme- shire, being the solo. vinlonist, The last half-hour epiecdes, which are described by menus of mined tion, proviawaly touring Ameria with the famots of the programne will take the form of a Tabloid plctores, acter, John Shine, and playing ‘leads! with the MusicalDrains, a burlesque written and performed * a a + Piconecr Players, by Frederick Humphries, in which he will demon- Same of nest week 8 talke:— strate the valoe of Seer MeO Aeay Toesday, December 7.—Mre, Loveday Canwron : PLYMOUTH.' pathe tie background for that famom pilav, Aleve “A Country. Drive im Switeerland! *(hanti- be DP rentinna, cleer" : Poultry Talk. HE St, Galviel’s Male Voice Quartet, a combina- Weduceday, December §,—Miss Mabel France: tion already well known to West Country HULL. ‘Viewing Lake eae Canine Eyes.’ listeners, wil be heard during the early part. of the Thursday, December 1.—Mr. W. A. Summers: A PROGRAMME of chamber. niudic ia to be VARIN PRograniind on Saturday, December 11. ‘A Famous Novel of the Russian School. i * + i brondcatti on Wedneaday, Deotimber 8, when Friday, December 10:—Misa Estelle Sbecle- Miss Guendoline Roe will ee A pianoforte recital Acshert song recital by Madame Bara Williams, Harper: * Ye Printer —Hys Marke,’ of nidern compositions; her playing was highky Saturday, December 1l.—Mise FE. Fortesine of the Beecham. anc Carl Rasa Opera Companies, appreciated at the Ratarday Night Popular Concerts will be included in the local programmed on Wedl- Daria 2 ‘Readings from William Morris,’ in the vity., Miss Doris ¢ owen (eeprare) Will sine neaday, December &. Mr. Foden Woilliama, the two groupe of zones, while Arthur Johnson’ a Quintet, well-known entertainer, will again provide an well known to local licteners, will be heard tn PROGR:AMME INDEX. amucing interlude, after which o fantasy entitled Mozart's Qeane in G Minor, Rohumann's Qu lite Tie Muker of Dreame, by Oliphant Down, will itFlat Major conclading the programme, AF is.) waceed eet alae aye be hroadeast, | MAOMMESAN Oo scars tek ve voce e510, 511, 512 = = T + TUESDAY i.c005.0. 0500500 S18, SE 5, 5G, 51 Forthcoming tallke :— [ming fo heavy prevvre ot our apacewe regret WEDNESDAY .s.cveiccccs 88, 519, $20,501,522 Thursday, Dec. 9.—Mr. T, Wilkinson Riddle: that the Children's Corner ia wnaccidably weld over THURSDAY... ca..cccsecan ses bi aes SR 524, 525 Marie Coreli—A Memory. thie aceck, 40 taporlant announcement for latenera Friday, Dee. 10.—Miae, Zulma Lynel: French tothe Londenand Deavantry Ckildvea‘a Hour will be PRIBAY. scccaietnrcks chai eres epee Sab, SB, 529 talkk—the Art of Btory-Telling. found on: page oO, REIN 0:5 no wnTish ne ee peas 2 530, 531, 532

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The Singerandtthie Song Law the New WavelengthsWork. By Hayden Coffin, By P. P, ECKERSLEY. [Listeners (eid pilypeins an London and the aro RCES whe have enjoyed fhe delightful aging A: asked to write 2 al ott interim report upon by heing something liké 6 kilocvoles off jis wave. and octing of Mr. Handen Caffincin many famous the new wavelength acheme, This is @ matter length on two separate OCCNsI0ns in three nizhta, arunrcal paler ip welt read wath interest fis views oa Mie of some difieulty, because, WEIbITE Bir Ba!) etter This is a matter which no doubt will he put-right f women are cf wei. | the dnitintion oof. the “arlene, rb is Farvevnes kup very soon. We have telegraphed to ‘the Titer. HE tendency of modern civilization is to make difficult ta ber the wood for the trees. mat‘ional (iffice abonk thi, have veried the wave: rh The first thing that is shown by the now ware- length of London by three different methods; life “as chat ihe4 posible, Every day we learn Gf some new Inbouwr-taving devier that length plan is that the distant listener finds hiniwelf, and are corkain that ib, at amy Tate, 18 Horrect, promises to doa piece of work in half the time that on the whole, far moore favourably placed than he I can only repeat. in coneloding this little report, itnow takes todo, Notonky in business anddomea- was before, while’ in mn Caace the lotal bebener thint anticipations are berg rented, anck owe ih o life do these inventions appear; we haye them Is not ao favourably placed. This: speaking in ask those who find that their norms!) service & terma of majorttick, might seem ob firsh-a retro alee in oor lesions hows,when entertainment, and interlered with, to rely upon Daventry. We have net time, 14 the thing that matters. procstep. wed T want to make it quite clearthat, been right in supposing that the efficiency of (his while it was obvious that the plan would benefit Hiathion "ass heen largely improved, anc from the Tn this respect the coming of radio has brought the distant listener, ii was designed for the future tohnite tmtasuremoents that oe lave taken, we change, Not only is it the aboul © Tiaraclons and for -the majority, eo that countries might heheve that the station ia now considerably more rebecdiciinn wherthy A pnedt deal of time ‘and labor fevelop in terme of fewer wavelengths and hicher effective than it was before the wavelengths were F ATE Sn Ted, hut. it also enables us to hear many of power, changed, Let those, therefore, who are dissatinfied out Ere-best artists for practically nothing—the Teking the &tations im crder, Aberdeen ond with the service thatthey have normally heer aniec, infact, ofa wireless ect and the annoal licence. Birmingham appear to he keptvery much upon getting. conorntrate upon Britain's high-powered ——-re Tweats Vers fie, Howe wankto hear nh pood : : their right wavelengths, aa we anticipated. In Jneer, we had to pay prettydearly forthe privilege. atation, from which they will get, we think, an fact, the maximum error of dive reence 14 something adequate programme, ane certainly a. powerhal Rut to-day, nearly all our greatest singers have ie broadéast at some time or other, hike 70 te Ti cyt ‘es . tnd ve think oe¢ We CA sienal, get less than this. It is interesting to find that, When the Londen opera season is at ite height hstening in Keston, the ParnnnchainSrapaieinte people are compel bed ta quene ip for homers betore ean be picked wp without Interference from Aber- Ae with the adoption of the wen Weorelength Scheme they can got w seat. Y¥ct toalay, if they care to all British relay stations (except ‘Tele cond Bredard, deen in the day time, but at night a jumble pro- listen through the wireless, they will probably hear whieh are working Gr ternational compen lepe- mst as wellat home, and certainty more comfortably, pramimne is received outside «certain tone. Bourne- eagiie) will hencefonedrd te weorking comtee come mouth appears to be alittle stronger when listeners atthough perhaps for the majority of music lovers manele rath of. Daa parires, He programmes” of tune in their sets, and this applies to most) of: the Southern yveloy stetions will we longer be published dn the appeal ef opera byndio may not be so great stations which have reduced their waves, fhe Northern dition of Tak Tapio Times, nor the aa when the artists can be seen sa well as heard. As to the relays, these ore functioning much Tragnirees of ionvicrh relay) stains ah ire ore Nevertheless, were it not for radio, many thoussnds as we thought they would. Of course their range Hilition. The present wovelongthes are as follows »— af people would never realise the beanty of opera has been considerably out down—of that there Abond ern as tt is sung bysome of the finest artiats in the world. can be no doubt—but listeners generally, in a city paiiienual? = 4 “y oe vi WO The Good Old Son¢s. where the station is located, seem to be satisfied Crilaszow |. = ee ' re Sb Belfast .. es ae : + 58, T Nat Ver} borage ThE, the EOB.C. had the happy with the service, since it has not greatly changed. Lamncdionm .. ae — = ; oo EE thought of including in their programme a nomber There is probably less interference on the relays Newrastle ae is es : Sea of okd songs that were popular when I waa a bey. which are sharing a British wave among themeclves, than on those which are sharing an international Manchester i wT. Ps, . ated [-am sure that copntless listeners must have been Bonrnemonith 4 aa ;; A] delighted to have had their memories revived and COmMOn Wave, ; Cardi .. ea ak a a ok, Puch uppealed to in this pleasant way. There haa bern one considerable trouble with Lewes nee a ig te a aa ee er A song's success depends very much on howfar London, where trouble was least expected. The Bradierd ne fa i : a SRS it ia able to appeal io our emotions. Tt is much Hation of Geipvig has been interfering with London All other Relays “ i ; _- like being shown by a friend in number of family: photographs ; althongh you feign interest more £2 8 200PEPEPePPPSPRPPEIeeePROSEERESPEEPESEEesseeeEEees

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REPORT ON NEW WAVELENGTHS. oie recoamize the fnee of o friend whom ‘you had once THE known, or catch a ghimpese of a. place where youhad mo. once ataved. and then your interest immediately Please All tn thre Coupon on or after November 28, and return it te the British Broadcasting Company, Ltd., Savay Hill, W.C. Encelopes should awakes, So it is whenwe listen to old songs on be marked WAVELENGTHS. the radio; only, a3 I have said, here you can

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SEOPSEEAAaS discriminate without hurting anybody's feelings, Tt ecems to me that the greatest difficulty in the Tyee h, vaecnaca asic eed alee eaee c i a l way of the successful broadcasting of songs 14 the Name of Broadcasting Station usually

artist hiniwelf.. No ainger who has had any length SEES received = = et = =i of experience oan be wholly independent of his

temperament Although. personally, I do. not olooiaiotala pretend to pisses An ekotio, artistic Lemperament, Your distance from Station in miles - ol

PSE yet [ cannot helpa certain sensitivencas of feeling Is any continuous note (heterodyne)

aalo which f ty years of singing before audiences has SE heard in the transmission ? - helped to cultivate. Thus, E feel that when an artist iz singing. in an empty room tH & littl: black Is there any change in strengthor box, he is somehow prevented from giving of his quality since Nov. 142 -- oolalo boat. Tt te thet magnetic interchange bebyeey the

EERE anger and his audience—that electric something by General Remarks «-.--...-... tier Hamat oioolo which he knowa instinctively that he has the sympathy of thease who-ace wiwiching him—whichhe se misters so badhy in the broadensting studio, SHES

aoa However, apart from theac disadvantages, I am Seb Pe eee Rede [Pee eeheeeEe 2 ee ee strongly of the opinion that the radio Song hia ain alreatiy accoinplished a Ist for the benefit of both the commercial and the artistic worlds, and thatitis SMW 9 S e i d e n cay cten ce ached Le ere ened rents wes

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REERPCO destined to accomplish much more. 1t has brought : Aiddress.. Sealer g u e W h a ap Bats dees m i c e ? p a s l a t e b e t a k ead people into touch with-songs which othorwite they RP would never haye heard, and it has firen. enbertain- mont to-those who have never had the opportunity or the money to hear really good singing. "These EOSE ae bee tees bed eeeaRdbe far-reiching advantages must necessarily override i orAnEE the few diSadvantaven TL have mentioned, : BGRCaOoOo)oooetsoeoe olescpsOO]oto ol oooi SSSSRaU THEI) Sih — RADIO TIMES foi _[Novensen a 1826.

Listeners’ Letters.

Wireless for Hospitals—A National Survey. The Horn and the Trompe. London Bells That Carry Far. Tis nowjust on two yearasinoe I hal the honour Mr WV. Hety- Horenissos, inthe hfth of: hia Tae following extract-fron a letter whith I hate to broaditast from London to all. statione. in interesting articles entitle” Story of the Orchestra,’ recently received fro, a German friend resvhing the British Isles my appeal for the installation af pa bliehiedt it VOUT lasueé of Qetober 23:- writes as in: 4wickan-Sechedewits, in Saxony, may be of initercet wireless in all general horpitals, eye hospitals, cot- follows: *'The horn and trumpet have low funda- to your readers — 2 ; tage. hospitals, convalescent homes, and similar mental notes amd can produee about the firet sixteen “Sines. Isat March I have heen a listener bo institutions throughout. the. land. harmonics, the trombone can prodnce cight, or, broadcast Prarraiimes, Aiy son halt the apparatus We have heen told what has been donetn London With perseverance, ten,” himgelf, and w o s get a wy onderful rece ption from all howpitals—ao splendid moversent which was started [venture to point ont that to couple the trompet atationa both i n Germany and. abroad. For hy the DodyNews some five months later than my with the horn in this way i4 contrary to experience, example, last. Sinday nb -9 poem. 1 teard the hel] national scheme. IT should like to placebefore the Aa regards the number of haitmonuce that waa Tee of St. Martin-in-the-Fields in London. and- aa country the exact resulta of the the peal finished, the organ arid the iledler Aric mare W ideapread effort, | singing in t h e : church hevan: after and -to that end I invite the that came the sermon. Everything anireiiries Of all each imstitetion was 60 toudl atid élear that we easily a4 0 have enumerated to forwaitl to forgot the distance. which separated mé,-at the ackiress below, the fallow ve. Ag I Possess & lively Tmiaeina- ig particulars: {1) Amouné. of Hon, if went hard for ne to money raised tor their local wire! Lari vay eH in Londan:, Avoids fond, (2) Number of beda: and | ing the noiaa of the buay thoronch- wards oquipped in their local low fares. Do risliberd- ine ic quietor jital or «hi pt. (Late when andl! darker atrerts and alleya of the their local fond waa inanguraterk, city: until T food mise before-phie Having received this infer nutioan, daor of the cld church. ‘Tha fwill ascertain the very interesting picture may not correspond at al tatal, and: forward ‘details to The | to the fhets, but such a picture was Ratia” Tine wel ta the Press presented ta amy imagination by gcieralhy—Rente Howanp, 2 the sound «ef thee @ehutch hells.’ — Bruiswick Phiee, Hove, Brigtibon. Wl. H. Rivecnos; Woodtelt Boned, Understanding Big Bon, Cheadic Aline Chaehire. Iv is probably not genersliy known lavixndG here in Debrecren, Hin- i the average listener, when he pary, we havea nine-yalve set, iol hears the familiar yoiee of Bie Ben, with frame aerial and: loud-spenker that the correct time is indicated by we-can get all the Enohsh stations: the first stroke of the hoor—not, by Lam British born ant! married the quarters, Tt may often happen, | «& Hovigarian, god] cannot tell you lnweter, that the listener is neat | how niy- heartbeats at the sont at prepared, wateh in hand, to cateh | Bow Belle. Ita auch a homely the tiret stroke, but comes in when | sound. My -lushand, who speaks ‘Biv Ben” je already tetling his tale, | English very well, delights inthe Int that ease it is necestary to time } English programmes. My. little the last etroke carefully and- deduct | danghter, two-and' a half years old, five secunds for each of the other listens to the Children’s Hotir. athikes, For instance, if your watch Thanks to: broadcasting, | hare a thows. 7—O—45-" at the Jast stroke, | } link with the Old Country the valtie you are 45° fast, lesa Gs 5, or He| of which T cannotexpress in words— that is to say, fifteen seconds fant. | (Mrs.) amie “Mar, Istvangdzmalom,

Debrécsen, Hungary. The answer to the question, ‘ How —————————————— Hane to kneewhich ia the Inst A FILMSTAR AT THE MICROPHONE. T was crossing St. James's Park, attoke till it's too late to snap it?” London, the other day, with a friend Mr. Richard. Barthelmess, the American film star, photographed at ia, of course, tine all the strokes till the microphone in the London Studie, from which he recently gave from Portugal, when Big: Ben strock you have snapped the last one. hateners his firsta of England. the hour. Believing tt woukl be of The quarters take about three intercat, I pointed out the fact to seconds each ta reel off. So if you my friend. ‘What,’ he exclaimed, happen to catch the leat stroke of the three-quarters produced, or, in other words, a6 regards the compasa ‘that Big Ben: why, ita louder in: Lishon{*— chime, you can deduct about ten seconds—A. DE A BB... Parern. of the instrument, the hom js-unigue among brass NORM ASVILLE, The Park, Ealing. wind instruments in- being. capable of producing Listening to the Continent. aixteen harmonica by variation of pressure of the BIRTHDAY GREETINGS. Toe other evening [ found atmospherica very hnman bipa, avd parts written for thik instrument annoying in my three-valve set, and, moreover, sometimes call for the protluction of the sixteenth A New Scheme for London and Daventry alter ten o'clock, there was nothing to listen to m Children. harmonic, The trumpet should, hi this connection, England, other than varietiesof jaze (of which we be ¢oupled rather with the trombone. For either Is order to give more time for programme items, seem to haye hed on urifair-amount lately}. In of these two ingtroments parts are seldom written and to lessen the amount of time given to birthday degpair, | tried for German stations and at 10.15 for a higher harmonic than the eighth, but good greetings, it has been decided that after December | pieked up Frankfort-on-Main, just aa the announcer players on either inetrument are able to preuce the names of * birthday chikiren' shall be read (to wis giving out the firstitem ofa musical progranime. the nomber of 100per dav, arat present), but that The announcer s words came through with upusvel wine or ten harmonies, and an exceptional player eleven. The open harmonics on the trumpet are, no ‘hidden present” inetructions chal! he piven, ibie clearness, and for three-quarters of an hour I! There are many people wha would! like the birthday lidtenet spellbound to one of the most delightful Of tunre:, an octave hteher than on the trombone, —H. A. Warros, Qratt Park Road, Streatham erectings cletee way with altogert her. ‘Thera re ven! and instrumental concerte [ have enjoyed Hill, =.W.2. many who like them. This is an attempt to please for many « long day! The audition was wonder- both sorte. fully pure and pefect, marred only by a few [Adi Hhely. Hutehineen writes: Tana indebted to fadings. In view of ihe multitude of bewntifal your correspondent tor having written to pant oat arpeeeieeeio FF) eqnpositions which are heard on the Continent, & mishading statement, in the fifth of my arbicles fl hut do not seem to reach England, would it not on. tls Cinbiesinn: Might I be allowed to amend NOTICE TO READERS. he worth while for one of the BBC. staff to listen the statement toowhich he refers}. 1 should have written; * The trumpet, a buudred yeara ago, had The Editorial address of “The Fadia Times" and to Continental concerts, and aclect. for importation ef the Britush SretonnieyCompany, Lid., is Savoy a how fundamental note and could prodmes the fret Hill, Strand, Low-toa, imperformance in British broadcasting atodios sixteen. harmonics, but-sines then. tte conetraction ame «f the many géema which opm apparently haa been: modified, its fundangental tote jia-an shes sieseeeat Tearia)eeeri paknown to the organizers of our British concerta } |, Twelve Months tinh}, Ade: Gh: octave higher, fund ii can prochice -tlin fret eight.or — Aes Overseas Vistros,” Herts. fen brine only iJ od atte de de be haefeel Beet

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FOR SUNDAYocember 28) _PROGRAMMES ——- — eeeee 2L0 LONDOWN. 351.4 M, lttite- later aad “Elio ame Viola ‘die Quit of nee oof ofrlienes Cheer im bh ccemkionm of the thea the Movement grows Sloan dee Hire. Cererenbeary tebratpor in 1a ba, Hed ee i Andon) 0D he gave a command periocmance wil LIGHT SYMPHONY CONCERT The Becost MOVEMENT LParig alemlis needita 3.30 - ath ¢ és a The JWearchan of Deie heron boing Locbarard at Cae, oa aannewint Complex ii ts stricbire, HEDOULE Basn i Tener) anid milla for ayimpotheti Sheri maniiningham > bot he hos probably never plived RE DFTELRRA (Sok Pianotorte | if ite beauty da to be redlieet, bo nore ein bhisiasbic midience; than these that [ue VIRBLRAS Pe ae Bs 1 Pray eA Cit earthy Go )oe Tits oobi A Long lohn Silver in hia The Tams MoveMeEst { Miclenade/ y Ani, aa Fe cheietaccd by Jcons ANSEL BY hash prowl Ltr oy UP reerenry eto wt this rrene ofa) bens woth: ieee, Clariicts, ‘tuned Stein Theates UIRCHESTHA Basstions—ilone, except for the “Cellos, plucking Overtare to" The Bi trot Oo Rede” 2... aaa irpepiig pasa. Bo far owe: hove: aw osart of BO BOW BELLS i urberpuiit ihe,“ Ring lige. the uriain qubele Minnet, threemia-bar, out a qink fferrard Wollsanes 8.10 RELIGIOUS SERVICE pakeare, four-in-a bar. soon follows {it begins to FROM THE Brepie Clown: Fierrot: Uobumbime ; Harlequin Strings Alone: as oO contrast to the preceding Pantaloon ; -Pierrette (ancl Pierrot) poriion for Wind lone}. Ont of these tye Hymn, 7 Fron irherlLarnidl's Litt Mouirtains * Hrpp.e Nasi (with Orchestra) happy little tunes the Movement is largely made (A. ane MM.)es : Una Purtinn Lacrosn (Blige cd" Arore |) Jane sel The Frseane (feick ond eprived) opens with. ti Bible Reaclineg LaDennd & Meke be (Rigihebiad oy ccs oh erty long-breathed ewinging bunt for Strings. The Bune Diitiis OCH ESPA Seeond Main Tune is aleo for Birings alone, Address tear the Bor, WW, H, ELiort, THeoky Livrinn Rearend 5.4. ced eae el rather slowh:, with a erncopated for ragtime} Trinity, Folkestor Biuptial Mate ye eee eet tel repetilion of a& note, Hv mr, ‘Trumpet of Gel Bound High? {As and BE, Bemphonid Poem, * Phaeton ree nl . : Saal Prayer. Vesy Wg NieDezlELek1 THA Ty, oe sade ips leo Prelide Poa de a Re fig Hater NP eis es Valeo Det i pitaw ne es ; la nent aa a Chanson Teeter oS, aes - ALORS, Fans OS. Ale Wa appepiribenl CMECTTT et Bix Preachor in Canterbury Cobhe- corel in: Ta “aanel he les. been Schereo in BB Mitier, Lips a hon } Organising oven nePera For thes horch eo Cracshiae ia i quick Polish of England Missionary Soecte ty Ciyniee, merely heave al rece (Northern Provinee), cdenl ‘of °° fraghime Tt cues fie

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M. ZACHAREWITSCH, Nir. ARTHUR CRANMER, the talented violinist, who will be the popular baritone, who will con tribute some songs to the London heard ih this evening£ foncert tron programme this ‘evening. London

Weee'’s Goop Cars, fan, (fF iret, fo. th Cub ct £55 Tre Cracow. “A tentiry has nearhy Vietoria Horpital for” Children. Appeal by Bir. Ores. Bares pone by singe Chopin carncd for =n i = | Poland «distinctive plese in the PRRAPoENM ME MHE Vietonn Hospital for Children ron af mnuge, We hare had ta Fielip- Afirrce celebrated ite Daamoncd Jubilee wait anme time for another Polish ih photograph of therecent Dedication Service of the Lireesocl Cathedral Jase werk. wher mr: Johnston composer approaching the calibre of Ofgan. This service, it will be remembered, was broadcast, ond the Forbes. Fabertson preaided: at. the Chopin, but there ia now & promis. microphone can be seen suspended on o wire near the centre of the jubiles cline mil Appeal for fimida, ing group of composers known os picture. The organ will be heard thin evening tn the London programme for uniottanately. the Jeon ‘Young Musica) Poland. Of these, d e r f t u l work that t h e thesprtal hey Saymanoveki i¢ the moat fomiliar—at any rate §.20-5.50 app.Aurniunm Borrenign will rend done for eo leng i s tow merece by finan. in neland, Lircdoriir Rosyoki. is another a short abory if bloven chapters, © AHancdsomni Ds Chi cribarrasaments coting from - t h e time od important figure io the group. He waa born in As: Handsome Does, by Bret Harte the war, At present IT rma rita ree 1st heck at the Warsaw forty-bw'o vears fo, hospital in Chelsea. and o n ¢enealeseent home \ BR. ARTHUR BOURCHIER began his atace ORCHESTRA (itself fity years old\ at Bropelsbairé) oe well ae career ino his ('xford days, when, a5 an Blingsor's AP gra Chantel fi do ithe Flower Maidens freabing over TAM it. pecbre tite eae, (Parsifaly ...34. fiseeseeeeee Pager undergraduate af Christ Church, he took a Me, Oaven. ares, who onoakes- the appeal, proniinert peut in founding the Oxford Univer Henne A.ASH iB One of the most popaior ecto on: toe aity Dramatic Beoiety, which his sinew given ao London atage, Rome of iis best - known Ree’ Ligelee Gralim we ee ee y OM Bpighiah many roeruite to the professional stare; He Phyllis: Has Such (harming Graces] parte lave been Peter Boyan in The Chara has bad an active and varied carecr fa actor, Stoel, Mark Rabe an the ‘eeamatic CPS yOI ew. Bie, Dhow Winter VW iviel oat peee Gualter manager, and producer, ond has oppeared in OnNCOHESTRA of TF Winter Comes, onl Julian Benuclore many famous plays and many historio parts—for in Jipfomacy: Tih is at ‘present APPeAriag “nb nL SeconSyphon in DY Major was eee e RS instance, he wasBrotus in the all-efar. perform- the -Fiavhonse in anenice, (PHIS, one of the happiest of Terohuna's worke, is TATTLEACLU LEA LEA ESOT CAA TATA ATEA TU TEL TA PEER ECE TTT ERAT AAT TATE ATES The tuldress to which ofonsthons should he: sent 4. in four Movements, i+ The Vietona Hosamtal tor Cildren, Tike Steet; | The Reproduction of these = The First Movement (Fairly qiick) is graceful Cheleca, BW, and owing, There are teso, Misi Tincs—(n} vue Copyright Programmes is the one which appents at the opening aa a duet strictly reserved. 20, Wesrume Fosrpasr; Gesrea. News Dow for two Hoens, and (hy that whith appears a Lier » EET; Local Annotscomente i ALATSCHOAV TUE HULLOO OLSMIGLE0LS0TESQHTOOS A OUEOU AAAIrTMITEDLAMAN 3

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815 Ongin Recrran by iH, Gioae (stan, Svosey. Nomreore (Teta \ Bele. Dh, i SraNoneereon (Hees. darttione) Relayod from Tae Wiaeiess AUGMENTED Oni WESTRA, Cah LiveiFioh CATIA dicted hy Cant. WA. Fearne STON Kate Wisten (Sopranc} Orchestral Selavtion, Sar Hepet Bisdie yh Sone ARTI Cuas sor (Baritone) and yal teaele DACA EWwrrece (Viel 245 Syvoxry Nonrecarns Tithe Studia Tritated. ssseae e eee eet - Piaher RATE WINTER I Chnnat, OTe 46 Od hers “Bho. aes eg Lallabs aa ys ae Hailed Hoagion 3.50 Weise AJELLO Fir Hone ot Foy i Pare i figndte eC Olt Men! Might Haye Boen* .. Jo, Best Will-a"tha IWMe Shanna blae et Aries The Bieckbird'’s Bimg. ci. ek ee en OY Sell

FACBAREWITS CH 3,55 Hrehestral Selection, Wiltred Sanilerson 4 EE ee hry ted a ere hay a nae ede oa arg a Sores and Ballads Ttonda JMeter 4.19 Eatricn Coleias AURTELUM Cas Ac le Ogee My Lovely Celia, .. cases es teoonge Jone Autumn Bong. enna Magdalen at MiehneWsprs PEGena The Slighted Swain . Latta lass en Drink ToMe Only W ith TI } Hiyer “i160 Sruacr. Powers arr. Guiltier Gretio Bong... eae ae eae gE Pele “4Qapp. Og¢an Recivar, relayed from Liverpool Frignd o° Mine Sennderiern Premade aha Pugs in Dhor ee a Sore Rondeau in D Flint .,.. vactevv es ona 429 eecneaerel Selection,’ W. Hi Squire’ aud Heeh Aes 166 fathe Stidio 436 SONG CYCLE ARPHOR Chasen EP Di al Park ‘Is a Pessas GARDEX - The Riwdeida Fire ::.. et Vaughan Willtane The ey Reverend the Dean of Llondaft The Words selected fram the Rubatyet of Omar The Cracile ‘Aemng Saige PES Coo Ee Aloe Cathedral, whom Cardiff listeners will hear Khayyam. Musio by Lite Lehner Leave Ta a Balel 2. cee ee a hon Poery this afternoon when the Evensong is broad- cast at 3.30), ZATHAREWITSCH 6.15 Orchestral Suite, ‘A Laver in. Deninscus* Woolfornte- Pinden Nobody Knowa the Treubla [ve Seon (Negro Fake Titrentox Spiritual) ...... Plortnee Comerou White §.390-5.50 app. SOR. from Lorin Lament .....; . Af. Zocharewiiers The Clothe of Heaven ...... Phones Ganka! Beherzo, * ‘TaranteaRe eecode Wientawsky Ii Sunvnertioe on Brodean-...... Cienkam Peel 6.30—7.45 RELIGIOUS SERVICE Sony af the Prdanaquin Hearerd .... Jenin Skew Kare Winter Tha Prest of oanterna oo... tlirenriliy Banioek relayed from Fichmeond Hill Congregational One Morning Vory Early . Wilfred Sanderacn Church WRCHESTIA Boat Upon Mine, Little Heart Poteet eleAycater Acidrees ley theRey. Teauas Yates Tha ' Parvin Symphony: oe. oes ee inca 0, Divine Rotlecmear basa are peer na ce ie es bara: a 6.55 Tre Weenr's Goon Cares: The Silent Pack: Bean 10.25 app. Oroas Recrrat (Gentine, ‘elas ei World: ‘The Hampshiro Deaf and Dumb fram iverpool Drink in Me Cindy ai ly eeee arr. Pal Beard Mimion. Appeal by Me.H. ¥. 8. Hersen, Win- Lavited: vilechy Air ;8 a ek eee ee Gaucniion fe feel cheater Diowsan Missioner to the Deaf and Gon moto melerata ... oe RE Sicilionins and Rigas dan .. Frencwur-Aretaler Larghette ini F Sharp Mision’ fs se Wesley Drom Finaln from Brmphany, Wo, Loe. LP ered ORCHESTRA §.0-10.50 8.5, fram London ‘9.10 Local News} Suite Algerienna eat ee bon fee rind 10.45 EPILOGUE (liverroon CaraeosaL Oneas 9.40 and 10.25) From the Aiiidia b- a0-6. 0 app. Aa from Londen 60-1050 S.A. from Jondon (9.10 Local. Hews

oA DAVENTRY. 1,600 M. Livesroot CaTraeoran Onesas 9.40 wnod LEIS aWA CARDIFF. 353 M.

10.36-a.4n, Time Stenol, Weather Forecast 6BM BOURNEMOUTH. 306.1 M. 3.3500 Evessend relayed fro n Lidsparr Carder: DPRAL 3.90-$.50 opp... 4.8. from Loudon 'Maenificst and Nunes Exnmbtis” £0 8.8. from: Gonrii 3.40 ENGLISH BALLADS Bottime, in G Flat 6.55. Tem Weee's Goon Cacse: The Britieh Wyse Avni(Roprenc) Address by ‘The Kav, Cason Joxes PowEnr Sailors’ Bociety Eataen Coteaan (Corntralto) 4.50 -5: 50 oe ry fi er rie 7 eeAS oy pha 90) 4. By, Jrom Lana Lanedzin ‘il 6.10 Bhipping Farmeragih 8.10. FIRST CONCERT of the CARDIFF MUSICAL SOCIETY'S 8.15 Etoar's ‘DERM Grnavrimgs’ (Part 112). 9.8, SEASON, 1926-7 from: Cardiff Relayed from: the Park Alwll ELGAR'S *DREAM OF 10.15-10.45 THE. ELS FEL: LowsH. SLA. from Carciy GERONTIVS" (Part T.) STEVART Wuisox (Tenor) , GLAors Panwek (Contralti} SIT BIRMINGHAM. 491.2 Mi. Hanon Winttams (Baritone) Tre. Socrery’s Caorce

STATION SYNrHONY (rcwEs- 3.40 SYMPHONY CONCERT TRA, minadigetierl by MOAR W eR THR SraATIOs VBCh ESTA, oon- HRATTIOVAITE ducted hy Joekra Lewis oH igs sho Cardinal Newman | Cherie, * Tha areted Bis wrote the pocm, The Dredn Britta awe ss enero oe ef freronfias, inapired by his thoughts aa lw wae by the death- Frawk Trrreatox (Tenor) react ot 4 iriend, It pictures 1 hic My Mother Taught Mae Hangs clrezinn ot fy dying THT AS he on- Treornk titipates what lie# beyond aned Bewotiin wae ae ee 2 Oo fin. the secomel part) hte. acnl’s Bihet Woon Papel AV ell penpena = a suey Bnoce alterfis dissolution, Shepherd! See Thy Horse's au lear, himeelf of the aame faith Foaming Mane .... Kerbay oe aeeeeae ir’rae Ee SResio eeeretePeeeee aa Newman, long afterwmrls set. 350 Pate. Braro {Violin} andl tho poem. to music, ad hie LLANDAFF CATHEDRAL. VRCHESTEA setting had ite first performance VWielm Coneerte im FE Minor The Evensong from this famous Cathedral will be hroadenst this afternoon at 3.30 in, 1909, at the Birminghan Afeae laeehia from the Cardilf Station, Festival,

Noremapn- 26, 1826.7 — RADIOTIMES — Ane PROGRAMMESeeSeeSUNDAY conte2 »

In the Firat Part. of the eve fk we hear Geron- Linas Copper 655 Tre Were's Goon Carpse: Appeal by Tins (Pear), ine Procer (Aa) ancl AssistaNTs Cine Morning. Wah, Ba Fora | ee borin ma Mae §id. EB. Husgesaan foro Hall of Fetidenece for {it ert he The Lamb au Lani: opal Women 8tudents near Nottinghin‘a nem The misc opens with-a very Kéwutitul Prelude, Whene'er a Saw hlike Pte the a Links ersiby find then Follow solo an chore paar iia Ioog Lorian 9.0-10,50 Bt.” fron Lore) ($9.10 Local Newel} detailed below. Bani (Liven CATHEDRAL OGAN 9.40 and 125) (tEROSTICS * Jee, Mais | aa near toe denth.' Selection. “ Rigoletta '

ASSISTANTS : “Ryrie Eieiaon Jone VAN AFL LrEROS TT¢ Rime thee, my fainting-squl.’ oPY PLYMOUTH. 288.5 M. Agseriaste * * Be morc, te gracious} sire Further eeloreted Songs him. bord)’ Gas 3.90--5.50 app. A, fran I cial (ie BONTION : * Bano fortia, Ranetus Dea.” Fantasia. " fons of England oy. 2s. arr, [oer Gerostics-: “1 cain nd more. Chords, “ Hablehopalhy iscaihica ke ace ae ce Ueeeey 5.0-10.50 68, From Londo (9.10 Local Newer Astizrants : "Resco hor OF [srk ho Gite {Liverroot CATHEDRAL Oroan 8.40 nod DTO.2hh evil daar.” §:30-5.50 opp. &.8. from Dordon WleROSTICS: " Novesuma hot eat; “Tato Thy 6.0) SBD from London Hunels. _Sa 6FL SHEFFIELD. 288.5 M. I THe * Pris: tro, forth pon thy. journeve B65 Tite Wrens Goon Cater: Counrdlar J,

Christian +saad ‘ PRCIRCS Pet, ariel 1 bristiane. ATANWORTH, J.P. Deputy Mavor of Blackburn, Assreranta: tre, in the mame of Anges and An Appeal on behalf of the War: Monearial 3.30-5.50 opp: SB, Prom Denton Archangel, Extension of the Blackbarnand Bast Lancashire 8.0) SOB fren London Koval Infirmary 9.0 Weather Posecast, News; Local News 8.15 RELIGIOUS SERVICE 4 i] 1a. 50 Ata: jrom ots Phi (9. 10 Lioral Kews| 9.15 ELCAR'S ‘DREAM OF GERONTICS ! (Liventoon Caraenran Oxcgan 9.20 ane 1025) Relaved from Niekher f "hapael Aollioes by the -Bevy Wa; ‘TT XROETT, Hayto {Part TE) Sheet Primitive Miethocdiet Church Relayed te Oareniriy SKH HULL. 268.9 M. 655-10.580 8.8. from Te sane CRM (8.10 Local News} In the Second Part we hear Tee Sort, of Gero (LIVERPOOL CATHEDIEAL and 16-25) ncrtce {Tenor GCARDIAK Awort, (esse SEL, Oxian $9.40

o-09--5.50 app. ut. THe ANeEet or fre Acoxy | Boer) and Dewons, ron Londen ANKGELICALS, andl Bouts (Chore), Ib openk with BO Sui. fro Lantos 65T STOKE. 288.5 M. a briet Intro luction, and. then follow : 8.55 THe WeRER's Goin Cavan: The Aull Wactoria Souk 1 CERLON TIS ¢ I went tosleep ; and now Chikdren’s Hospital. Appeal by The Re. Hon: 3.30-5.50 ayip, SB. from London L win Pelreshwerd," Tr. Ho Feagsa, a P, ANGEL ! ae work is doe,my task o'er.’ 8.0 SLB. fi HiT FL fen fnry Dior, Ange, aod Born :. “All hai, my 9.0-10.50 S28. from Leadon (9.10 Local News) chia are hirother, baal! * (Livenroon Carnenran Orean 840 and 10:25) 6.55: Ain Append oot behalf oof the Flaeve are Trenons : * Lowborn eloda of brote earth," Haspital (Howard and Richard Howard Haywood Asomn: *Ttisthe restless panting of their being.’ Charity) by Mr. Winiram Raonrs, J.P, Dexoxe : Phe mind bold and independent.” 2L5 LEEDS-BRADFORD. 27)f.* | 96° Wrarier Fore wer, Nisa: Local News Taunt, Bou and Asc: “I see net those

fnise sparrite. B15 ORGAN, RECTTAL a00-5.50 opy ‘ a8, Siren Lerdioy Asgenpcara: * Glory to Hom,’ [relayed fromthe Wietorm Hall, Haniev Ancor: ' They sing of thy approaching agony.’ B.0 Seo frai 4 Lorin Brower H. Wrank,Min Bie. ; ey Organitnt Boru: * But hark! o prand miyaberious harmony f * Ronata in D Minar, No. 6... Mendalaschy | §.15 RELIGIOUS SERVICE Asorn > * Andnow the threshold, aa we troverse “Our Father which art in Heaven’ i, utters wlowd is erand responsive eleaink,' Relayed from Horton Lane Congregational 990 Jem Macnrey (Contraliwi Ancrnicara: ‘ Praiae to the Hodtest in the Chinrel, Bradiorid 0 Dry Those Tears ..... = breugrhit. Adidiness by the Kev, €: A, Loceaaw Bef Hiege Wait e555) ne etana tl aew-toe as pigsty at bers Diatosis, Ancrer ond Sour: Thy judgment (Horm of the Anresley Wealevan Chureh OF Aeprificledt

Tow if near, O.38 Sivoxwer H, What le Axce, of Tae Adgoxy:! Jesu! by that shurckder- 8.55 Appeal on behalf af the Bradfard Haliclay a Acderio (Pathetic Bonatal «:ss

a soul... [now anfold thes.’ AOpen Wifes robin. Soria: Lord, Thow hast been tor reine, 3.20-5.559 EE, SB from Londo 10.5 Jeere Macnm al AscenicaAia:: Praise to the Holiest £.0 8. fren London L Heard: You-Binging lola... SS. Bric: Coane j 10.15-10.45 THE SILENT FELLOWSHIP 8.15 RELIGIOUS SERVICE Boaboveedd case as be ea ee Afchoo! Hana Helayved to Daeventes Relayed from At. Jamoer's, Toxteth Park 112 Sinxe, HH. Waist

Aukioss by the Hoy, Bertram Len Woo Evensong gated are cNRR A ean These are ot oe ee Jolnaton 7 o7Y MANCHESTER. 381.6 M. Musiehy the Crom oF Rt. dmes's Church, Choir. PeA bok dee eee wees aomy mister, Mr, BE, San DeRs arr.far On man ty SS A Weld

10-18 Jessen Mace 3.30 STUDIO CONCERT G55 SH from London (9,10. Local News} There it aGreen ill... » Chaar LILtas (ce is CHP PELL| 5.4) ORGAN RECITAL by H, Goes Crear LED, AC Tlessing , Cuthbert PFaexurre he Jony Vas 2a {Bass} telayed from LivEenroon CATHEDRAL | Wisoatr’s Teuprrasce Bawp, conducted by Prehide andFapue iD Major... - ae eeOR 10.26-10:30 Browse, H WEALE Grand Choe... H, Mess Rondeaia in OT Plats ssc. ses Hatlinpa fab Oe

t Bani 16.0 S25. fron Doneton s i t e s Sa Crrinfulla 55x i March, * Waehinpetor Grays” 10.25 Oncax Recra. (Continued) — SWANSEA. 288.5 M. Overture,‘ I Seraghoa” ... Mozart, e r r . Moss ae ls Peeae ee ee ee Linas (oor Larghettoin-F Sharp Minor ...... 5, Wealey 3.30-5.50 app. S.B. from Londen ani Arce ss, ee ea Loarion Aoprtd Finale from Aymphony No. dy. e Prerné She Wandered Down-the Mountain Bide ., Cay a0 Sak, froxn Lancer 10.45-10:50. 8.8. from London 8.55 Tux Waenk's Coop Causr. Last ‘The Mavor of Swansea's Aged Poor Fund * Rabari, “Schubert's Works * . oer, ener dons. YAS 2vL ING NOTTINGHAM. 288.5 M. 6.0 Wratner ForRoasr. Nuws: «Local News Belestions from hie. Repertoire 9.15-10.45 SE. from Cardiff

a $.30-5.60 opp.6.8, from London GANT (Northern Pregrammes for Sunday in summary Butte, Indian Love Lyrics’ Woedforde-Friden 6.0 S.8. fron Loewen will be found in colamn 3, page 612.)

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ethwbert. Wen would ales find that i wie the LONDON. 361.4 M. Purt Bong, + i iy Lev i In Like 7 tae Ret Roar L eingers thet, apd moet. tn keep his PAT alive, TrobeBantock There orcheplel Ps i few orchestral Pert oriniin ces ol Omcniss3nA 1.0-2.0 Tritt BIiGkaAlL, bes Wicd, hie Unfinished Symphony. Tere and ther a Suite," The Nuptiala’...... voit. Houngill Oncaw Rrerran, by Hanoie -E.- Danke, relayed Charnither “Mins party would be phiying his Bricinl March : Dticea nt din Priei sipuich : Love from. Si. Michaels, Carnhall, Trout Cheiides. Poariiste would, very foray, « Oem | Dani @ Gf Lhe Lreinests play one of hie amalley pienes, or a long Fantasia iCtoneee bo dnTd LG ene- eee le wee rane Hartel Cini Chorale Pretude;.* A Rage Breaks Into Boone’ chied ft Worderer, The rest would be soups Part Saye, a T h i Lawn Da yi iy a. Brahe The yogi of the songs id reasonable, for Sehubert >See. Cherale in A Minot wtDadeee ee ag OR a Was tlig-createst of all song-composers, Birt the Part Sang, The (hoshings Maa aE rick Arise Hyinin. | Alnitel total neglect of Schubert's Fiano Sortie Ononkerna anjusat, for these works, of which he wrote ten, Preinde (The. Dreath of Gerontias) .... Elgar Hiunigaar LALIY Danecos ioe, bea eke ric Prahenas Page Chaining os ee eee es ee obrenghy contaa- creat. deal of -original and beutiful Chorals Prelade, Darwell’s leih...... ° Barke Huse, r A common objection to Schubert's larger iistri- 5AX DAVENTRY. 1,600 M. 3.0 Broan’ AST Oo Seopa: Mr. f. Kav mental worka, auch aa these, is their excessive Rosimson, © Fishea Which Go Fishing length —or rather o certain lone-winded habit: of 10.30. 2.m, Time S1osaL. Wrataen Forecast £0 ‘Tine. Stex AL, 4ahkExwitn. Thea RAG which Schubert wassometimes guilty m laying out hia thought; the muse, they aay, is spread Danoo. Baad fear the Royal Automobile Chub 11.0 Tar DAVENTRY Quarter and Lavras (Coorer rather thit. Oteasionally, 1 must be adimitted, (Soprano); Eaxesr Warn (Baritone); and M15 Mr, A.W, P. GAVEORD : * Makers of Moslem the ohjection Inolds, Birt it is no gor rein far Antuun Spexcer (Pianoforte) Fundps Urminbetia.” o: ATESeaepeeeaieaeeee 10-20 SB. from London G*™ BETTA, mitre than'any other man, made 20 S08, from London the Third French Republic, brought it failoly cot of the stress and. ston and. peril of 10.10 Shipping Fonetact L870, and guarded it until, a} hia déeth in Las. at wae tetablixliedd and escure. Dt was ho wiles, 10.15 SB. from London aiter the cereal dianater of Belan im the Financ: 11.6-12.0-* DANCE. MUSIC—Kerrmnen's Five, Prussian War, declared: the Rep hthie te replace directed by QChorrrex Genorn, with Demos, ‘the fallen Empiroil became Minister af thie from Kettner’a Reatanrant, Tnterior in the ¢ rovenument of National Defers, aia

Later, when the siege of Paria lad begun, he a beraped from the invested city ta balloon, aol A te aT BIRMINGHAM. 491.8M. pertormed prodignes in raising arGues bo continu

ree the war. All ina efforts could not, of ecurse, prevent a homiltating peaes + bot he was returned 245 Toe Station Wreo Qcistrer to the aembly i uly, Lav), and. ina great $45 Srouay Rodgers: Tonite! Hortioultural - Infthyenscs helped cnemiidushy-—wien ib wis Flinls— Siam Molstum.Lovine Plante.’ ciree (eel ith Spoeeti a the (ravenna Li sirengtlion the Republie ogaineb 1t4-- imam, Fi (LENCE cM BETO (ss PA tiem, “Hie subsequent carcer was élingquerod

= 5.15 ‘Tum LAILDRES 46 Haron and stormy; be was twiee nprThr polities! oitenees, and them agin he led a 6.0 Hasaoin Teetey’sOscwestra, relayed from Ministry until the year of his death ¢ bat-through- Prince's Cale out hin virisethodes hie influence, both in France aed with foro ohearyers, remained oof [eer TG SLE: i oa Jeol meunt importance, anc none of his nny errors can detract from hie reputation aa, ind senor, the aeNeneShlsapeemu fe £0 VARYING MOODS father of modern. Franes Mr. EDGAR BAINTON, ‘anieé: si Fr : OPEAATIC Tee SratTios Ghiwesres, conducted by Josrra 238Tur Rovat. Avrowone Crore Dang who will play Schubert's sonatas in the evening Lewis Hiaasen from: the JA. AL, (Classical Recitals this week. (yverture to © Eaayiinthe av eased cu Weber Peertton Demme: Aipesbobe iy eee ea eo Ferdi 5.15- Tan Compres'’s Hoon: What Are the Stars Made Of ¢ by CaptainMaurice Ainshio: Stories of nct playing thoes works of Rehuhert to which it \ TREEE WAS. SOMITEpre) to Write 6 new King Arthur: (13) “How. Sir Tristram Went does nat apply, aed of thesethere is.no lack of Onern for a ‘Vienna ‘theaters heeause Into the Wilds"; Songs and Piano Bolos esamplesin Mr, Bain bon's programme for the week, of the piceess of his Der Preeeiiits (Tie Marke man} He looked at several plots, nat discarded 6.0 Light Music Thea wae with which Ade. Hainion (FEN Kiki hia recitals ise of the mockindividual in tle serkes. themfor the work of an eeomntne woman ‘author, Helin. vit Chey (wien, as the writer of- the 7:0 ‘Tirum. BroxaL, Bo -Bes: Weitinn Fork The abrapt opening bats and the ruahing PAsearor 4 libretta of Schubert's. wfosaninde, wae largely CAs, Fist Gerba News BULLETS that follow sotthe tone of the Freer MovEMEST fquiek), in which storm aul calm are brought imto responsible for that work's failure). Together Mr, Jaues AGATE: Dramatic Criticiain she and Webor echeeted a plot fron a thirteenth. contrat, with stot predominating. century‘tale of whivalry, fullof ghosts, fairies 7.30app. Whruecical Interlude The Anadis (Slow Movement) opens with a dint of Schaberta pift of melody taking, As it and Aud hi-Hiee lependary folk: ‘Tha libretivat surpassed hersel in producing a particularly 7.40 app. Topical Talk procesde, we diseover that what promiacd to toes ee an Ly expands inte a romantic Ballad, ot times fatnous bhretto, and the work didnot for long £0 ‘MY PROGRAMME* rediuaiin ite ploeeamihe operatic repertory. heavy with conflict The Overture,aceording to Weber's character- By a Wintriess Prove The Mesverro is a Minvet only in es-far as it keeps to a-ateady triple beat and isformal in. ite istic plan, quntaiie forciasies of ‘the Opera's lending aira. Ite brilhiant opening depicta the 6.58 Tha Rt. Hon, Lord Askwirn, K.C.B,: The rentdesron (ic, first section—sreond section Quaintness of Inventions (Under the auapices of background of chivalry against which the drama first. section again). AB oa, plece of musical ia unfolded. The Institute of Patentoes) expression ib ia disturbed: and plaintive, The First. Main Tune. comes very soon, play oid HIS talk ia being given wnder the auspices 10.0 Tine Sienan, Genesnwien ; Wratees Fore- by the Wind: It ie taken from an alr in the of the Inetituts of Patentess, of which Lord Opera in which the hero, Adolar, fast, BecoNpD GENERAL News BULLETIN ; declares his Askwith was President last ior, Heo hea alag conhidence in Heaven and in his Euryanithe. Lecal Anseaurcemernts, been Preaniont ol the Britash Selienees Onile, A saweetly-fowing Violin melody forms tho Arbitrator in niany industrial disputes, amd thief 10.15-11.0 POPULAR ORCHESTRAL Becond Main ‘ume. ‘This «omes from another T te 1979, Industrial Comumiteioner fron 18) PROGERASE air sung by Adolar when he ia hapyry at the prospect ob beme united toEuryantion, SCHUBERT Tas Wrrevess: Orncnestra, conducted by Jonm ANSELL ow, ih Bir of hyalery 18 4 petet by B fine Fourth Week---Pianoforte honates passage for eight Solo Violins, muted, with a Overture, * Stratella, * Piotanr Interpreted by Enaan Barros trembling A000PATTER by the Viclax, alee Loxpon SectIOnAL Mite: Von Caoor THE inuted, Weber thought that. it would help to Sonata in C Minor, Op. Posthwuous (First Part) : Loxpow aso Nontu Easterns Bamway elucidate the plot if at thia point in the Overture Allesro, Adagio, Menurtta, Miuacan Soorery the curtain were to rise upon a tableau ehowing F you were to look through the programmes of Madrigal, ‘Come, Let ua Jain the Roundelay’ an important incident which in the drama was i all the high-class concerta given in Londan fin. Beals only narrated, not acted, The stage manager during a season, you would gather that one of the Fart: Sone, *When Evening's Twilight * and ¢he outhores: combined to overrule him, J. &. Halton 60 this strange experiment hae never bien tried. favourite composera of the world was Franz

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An pisos inliows, in which the. Boaaea chart a 40° Treaspuk Moen from Beoke'’s Eestaurant, | Oration of Pericles, in particular, as beoome theme dervwed rhythmically, from Phe hero's Old Christehorch Road one Of the most famous prop elegied of -all him, song of confidence, Then the two Main Tunes Phirected by inet STACEY mnt repiited, nil the: Overture é@ndswith. o dashing ios, March," RAB,” Wilford Camirces B95-11.0 &.8, from Laondun (10 10 Looal Hewal , SOTwaka ek Dei cha akc Mhesa ate sae Hereaeat Sreasosios (Parone) Belection, ‘The Qhuoker Girl! ...... Monebton Coavetina, *“Fiven Beayest Heart’ (Foust) Gowod te f° Beneath Thy Window”... a ‘epipa 2ZY MANCHESTER. 384.6 M, mat a ty Love's Eament- 222 e023... eed Enis Brnronne [soprano Eox-trot, * Chinese Mion 2. eke ae ry Hi ower) Aria, “Ah, Lo So" {Tho Magic Flite MW acarl PRT faink oe Oeaki adie aS Fitwech 3.26 Buoapcasr to Scaoota: Travel Pistures CRAPAIC Belection, Samson wad Delilah’... Saint-Saens of thee British Eimpire rk Mr, od. W. Paes * Caonada—Winninen atid the WC RESTA’ {* Bonge of Araby’ ae Cay rte = Sb | me : Golden Weat * ; ‘Lond Boeri Sinphale's Satine Wineel * e When Bong Ie Bweet 2 oo. ae ours 1 ' Pete ie cert ae Fax-trot, ' Au Bimedi fF reer 245 Teste Coxcear De Meo (Ventei-|

————_— iF ‘albon Bande i, # Romar tm i “Hae fotpaial Act oo story of the Greek hero Hercukes be Bantieerchiet [Hur Gir liq

Te occupied the composer in another of £0 Ocnestaatk “Mirstc- fror r Piccachl iy ie works, The FYouth-of AHereuiee fee bi-chiny, 5.15 The CHiLDREN S Hove | | Pir hiare Theatre Condit, 340), and he bere pursues his study ol 6.0 2A. fren: Landay the bern, showing him th the power of the lovely | oO Afternoon Topics i 4 woman Ginaphale, nad cibetitiog the yiebory 6.10 | of Tenoinine weilknoss over Joan's girength, B15) Tee Camnrey 3 Hi iinet hampers A Prelnde suggeeata the whirt of the spinning: 6.0. Tre MaAreeric * Cenrsarry " Gn rel inom wheel, and tntroeluces the First Main “Tone, a 6.20 SALE from Lon Skipping mmody, wi ih is Varied At some length t lise Hotel Miie peuebaie, Petr, he Hk ET Pe, The composer aye bia the next peckion ahows | 649 Crate Susitel: Dir ctor, Gita VW, Ba CDN Under the bone which he 7 LB. fren. oo coomot breal: '; bere a Secon Main Tune, ti thie 6.5) il News) minor kee. ateawee tev rise... bial Falls merain (Lower

160: WEATHER Pourcast, Mews: Lotol News Series nud ieee}, i This worl Lip in. mo akirrinI. tied. dechoes in OWA god M. 1015-118 THE RIGHTS CONCERT PARTY ' Hirengil) a the hero fink himeef onennaredd. * in , Aiter a low noke an the Btringe-the Glboo hae a 120-030 Lane. (arclion Some OntcinaL bearings derd Persie: rib ExteeTaiIisest 5 the Thenee- of Hercules, Resteigunt Which in tte dating rhythm seems to mock ‘at Presented has Victor Ravin j

the lierd's efforts te Treehimaelf. 3.0 AN ORCHESTRAL CONCERT hese Pumore aheveloped, the spinning figure 6KH HULL. 288.5 M. i overwholning fl, mind finally ching away in the Wet (Oe eA hitte hte of bhee- Wbcligge A Feanvous Givertore, (eredhan LFS Beelhonen 11.4-12.30 (a Pere apelis He Reeants HERBERT SIMMONS Ay Pooular Binte, 'Callirliee* |. Chewy i ee The ce = , yen erences ete bee a en ee Laght Misi 215 Breoancast ta Seponis: Air. (!; A LintVERa 3.88) , Ra Loner "The BieCrivateal Series — Alfred the Grent" 40 Arrenwooy Torts: Mrs, de Toasente nis Bea Wrarl . ifartiy 400 Oniduestira ono: * A Womans Dour in Atrion fi UsCHERSTEA The Ride-of the Vaikyrwe (The Valkyrie Preiude, Procession nid Dance Pume... Debuaay 4.15 Freuos Ovamer. Kelayed: from bhe Now : Washer Chintet (he Macteramgers} : Magner Tiestaurant, Ring Edward Strect 4 ROMANTIC Bim phonic Poem, “The Youth of Hercibes © SeatSadie 5.15 THe UnarLotex = Hoe Hanser Sewers Lortre Warkeurm {Uontralte 6.0 Light Music Have You Porgobten f | 1h : 4 Thy Hine Eves} L My Realos of Love, f° "en Honatt Lullaty Sa i mr ate ee. ; it heres 6.30-11.0 §.B8. from London (10.18 Local News) Orotesri The Eri King (With Orchestral Acedmpaninvernt)

Gercevse oe Jocelyn teeeee Grom Sebhwhert a © 257 M. & (IRCWERTEA 2LS LEEDS-BRADFORD.33/™"\4 Bins Derrontt ,

The Queen of Franke * Syrph Fi inapaly Senwuice, “hope tab Ontos Gounel W ARES ! 4.0 Tur Beaca Stremc Qoaeret, relayed from the : Coc ‘Bleep, sleep, beauty bright. Scala Theatre, Lavsche Serta Moegrbonsci Dreaming int ble joan ot nage. Tone Porm, “* Finlandia : 3 i pee. kd. Seis 6.0 Arenson Tories 1 MR. Doencsay 2" Books Pe - ER ee ane es ee A. ive ATner for & Outer Her" (ip

7 —= 9.30 S.A cP ten rariticn All Suddenly the Wind Cormes ‘Hon Gore he: Sve PE eis a eae ee fC hernmerpencte 5.15 THe Curcoron'’s- Hove | Wrararnt Forpecsasr, News: 10.0 Local: News Light Mhuate Ones tT ra 6.0 10.15-110 CROHESTRA AND DUETS Overture, ' Martha Laces tieitca) “abe 6.30-11.0 BoE ron looper i100 Lata) Nowa (a Re TRA in 445 Mr. F.od, Hagan, Wolehl Pioteers Pelion dle In Bee oe Se . Raff Panis lyania 6LV LIVERPOOL. 288.5 M, Lena Coprind aml Joan Matiorre (Enberiasiners) 6.0. Pinneforte Rerital Woilse Song, ° The Melwly That Mahe Vou Mine" 11-30-12.) Midday Graniophone Lechire Recital, Polla B15 Tee Cennores's Hoece by Moses Darr. Violin acaPian,”Mote Perpetua” 2... Bridge

SS Banjulele Duet,’ He Sat by Her Window* Anon 6.0 Mise Katanees Preeoras, * Writersof Groere— 40. Paria, ave his Oecareiea from bhe CecHesTRA fo) Thucyelides." Futurist Cine MHOUCY DIES. bas cured his place Selection, “A Walt ¢ Dream: .... « CHT aee ore| 6.0 ArteEKoos Torice: Mr. Caapees W, Binpuw, i Lewa Corrie and Jo4n Mennprri tht orenk writer of the world bay iole * The Seven Lampe of Music" work—the eight books of hia * Hiztory of the Dect," Faliingin LowsWith a Vere”... GGdean Peloponnesian War.’ In this, the account of 615 Tee Cotiores’s Hot i Violin anid Piand“The Ply” ...5 0...) . slim the struggle betowwen Athens aad Spurta, each Bonjuitele Duet,” Al Day Long °. WP cetern ond Dee with ite allies, in the fifth centers. BC... he not, 6.0 Dasce Mier. Mowracre’s Svsraentca re CiROREETIEA merely inede the first effort known in Europe to ' leved from the Edinburgh Café Ballroprn 1 March, “Raper” lita dsr s ae DOR ochweve @ teoly scientihe hishary : bo constructed a complete and revealing picture of tho intel- 6.20 8.8. from Manchonte lectoal background of thewar, and the clash 7:0 SB. fram Lendon 6BM BOURNEMOUTH. 305.1 M.. of ideasthat meade it inevilable, The apreches Which heimekes his charaebers cdeliver—-though, 7.40) Mr. Enwrr Enrakos.(° Rep. "j2\- Weekly

Bhriotly Bpeik ing, Hinihsborical —ar covulhiuaiole Sparks Talk 345 Myieenpe Howie Sern, ‘In the Daye for an undleretanding of th: polioy of the | ef Qhaven Auneye | thifferent shatemmen anid skates, The Pumeral BE11.0. 2.0. from Lonfon 101 Local News

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5NG NOTTINGHAM. 288.5 M. Min ' CH i ‘mgA) Hinwhlhen ietae “obi | Honelialit Mareh f Cinath = Ja Pletell NorthernProgrammes. | 1 Diet. Then You'll Henember Me" (Halte eesLi uitat Lene Hane of Ming" (illickenesice REI ky} Coie, tive ddl Jeff védritfien’ 290-116 — 3.20 Broanit'ast ti Senoons Me EL, CPP, INO NEWCASTLE, 312.5 Me, ELE, frogs Leste : i The Rbory ot Our Town" 9.0-3. 30 '—Tirdadhotet, (i Seeds: MrT, Tuell Goddard Mid Lite! CD: hb —Afternoon. “‘Tople: 415 -—Moelu conchacthedd éBE BELFAST, 326.1 M, 245. Tre Mixano Cark Oncnestna, Trin Foowlek's Tortace Tena Ibe. 9.5 -—Childron= Hoar. by Frepenice Borroanry 6.0 7-5. from. Lindon, 1d Kees 10.156 [=—S hatha ma Bridiimaet hi Seheiode | Mir. E. Ruy Robiiwen: * Fished Dechesttn, comhicted by Edward (ark? Overton." La Priciss Which (io FisATG, Login Proprio: relered tron ties euhey.: 450 Misig «asp Arrenwoow Thbnds : Lene Jaane," (intsDOS —Pee hin) (Rogie 4.0 -—Station lrchestes,. Dory Crate (Contraltes, 50 ATT co. Danica Mies Eleiredees lew in”: * Pitkery ‘Palki" PALO Pens Sopra} My doling Wasa Sooeeeker, wid A dirisk Vudiie Soller entire! Mik (Pile Sogdiae: a7, Alfred. Motlattis Come “Then, Phi; o, 25! — Ci tlpera's Hetrr.: Sire eck Hailey © * Sonar Chaar1 td Mis, W, Wooowann:: ' Giving Presents © Bervlah Lover (Liawel acd Clarissa) (Vinci): Cherry Ripe (Horn, Diy et Patios” “ong by date: Dole, Bia. trom arr. Ljen Lenin), 1a—ttiestra :- Suite then the Lastsid nt, BO :—Proviner af Ulster Series > Tanger: dirganiecd (“HILDRENs Horr Torkel: “Mii to ‘Fant’ (3, Coleriklge Taylor), 00.45 : by EB. A. Eamery.. Short. ‘Talk: ty. Mr. Mabert Fegan, J.P. 5.15 Tue Floren Hiking; The Piper tAarthiir -Henjamiay ) Alege Chr Chaireiata i the:unger vba Tietriet Conch 9 tel (Rebeere Clark); Cuckoo (Marta Ahaw) > Holly's: NheSoe Yoke: (dir i—Lotlale al The Dene songs of the Havana 615, Alans. Bopukisnses (Pianotarte) CLoerrrd W ilLiaters 1) A Moy Morning tL: Dana. 10.55-119-6 :— Highands Biman (With Orehestral Accompaniment). Bde (itehestra :. Overtios, “Suzanna's secret”(Woll-Berrarlk edt) Mewurtay Sopiragiob?- Wilk: Bang Ton Sones) OeSk liseihird 6.30-11.0 Su. from Darden (TT Losal Mews) Shiba (A. Heal): Reding (iim: . £bs—Moriel Eileen (Vere Spraking): ~The Vietim - 550 GLASGOW. 405.4 M. Ten Aven): Later On fR. Princh),-°.-—Ladiea"® Chalk: Shepherds TRint: ¢Germon) (With erhestral JACtome pan oPY PLYMOUTH. 288.5 M. 6 f=Witelecs Qnartot: Overture, * Eorpanibe® (Weber) © ene}: Hick, How: the Kipples (Young) 36s Hladva Helertlon, '‘Thate ' (Minesemet}, icurge -Stining. Maver (Ekass Tiomkalh t Weep Von So Mere (Onibter)< The Forest tT chealev

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=a Tee)!Vise fA. A Miloel fi Mixed Voices Choir : Let 3:30 Oncresraa, relayed from Pophain’s | eee 3 : a Se thee Chk il, A Me Rae: “Bt - ‘Fal Ardcbeti.* = Peri by Tramyeon-: Meloni Vireo hy Michard Slane. es Restaurant hethiiabionlyrined Atuetiirie : Maneforno—Chnde ae Ville B3-1T LG —S8..6. frou Lendon, 4.0 Attemoan Tops 415 Tea-Tine Music; THe Rovan Hore: Tito, firscted by ALEERT FuuLaRooK Sanday?s Novéliern §.15 THE CHILDHEX S Hore SS Programmes. 6.0 MvynrTie Ross (Roprano) — (Centinged from page 509.) 6.30-11.0 a freed Lolo 410.10 Local Nowe) ; v Ps ra = SNO NEWCASTLE. 312,.5-M. 6FL SHEFFIELD. 288.5 M. 3.39 :—-Station Tro: Divertiments in FE Flat for Vie. and Vinloneella (Matarth, 3g Katinkn @torn (oprana): Your Viet? Lenging > UV Roow = ond est in tee Forest (Halidan Reeseds and Kjeruli}. 358: —Walleend Male Volee Qmartet >. When Aten 11.30-12.30 Gramophone (Vooul g-lale Weel A-Runiing (Poardall); Linde Dea (Vira Instrunvental) Witume)t Suhze of the Bmlers of thay Volga (one Poll Song) (Wiss: by Bos’ Newmerch); Down In a Flowery Vale (Femi: Cieation’s Hymn (Beethoven), &$7—Hennan’ Mc- 40 Aiternoon Topics Lod iVielin): Adagio an Wile fran Concerta tn ff Mlmar (Max Eruch),. 40S :—Jeck Mackindtel (Trumpet) 7 Cleopatra #15 Oncunarea, relayed from the Grand Hotel iFolka) (Dacre)! Coming Home (Sone) (Chores Wii Dy|h 2:95 7—Trle = Erie for Violin, Viola, sw Urllo (Rail Manoel),

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St.AndrewofPScotland|f=" Programme Notes ST. ANDREW’S DAY LTHOUGH St. Andrew ia universally known as the Patron Saint of Scotland, it must be PROGRAMME HE items in to-nighta special (Programme in said that in these days he doea not seem to be RELAYED TO DAVENTRY honour of Beotland & Patron a are being refanied with any very high degree of enthusiasm contributed in varying measure by the four or affection in the country which i# supposed to Compere—Dr. JAMES DEVON scottish broadcasting stationa, and have been enjoy hit special interest aml protection, In chosen with the intention of showing as nny types Bectlind to-day the Saint ia vaguely associated 8.0 Dy. DEVON'S Inmodoctory Remarks, and of Scottish art aa can he broadéast in the space of with the town of St. Andrews and with a particular Pipe-Major JOHN HENDERSON, of the City of ninety minutes, Most of the aongs chosen Are shape of cross, but that his name gnee exercised & Aberdeen Police Proce Band. 5.8. “fiean Aberdeen traditional in melody, and represent various faceta very real influence may be judged from the number Pipe Murste 2 of Scottish character. The old Jacohite santimenti

of institutions, societios and public buildings, both Shaw March * Pel Home soe earache TReTe Traditional! eateries lt represented when the prowess of the hundred Sacred aral-sceuler, which: bear his name at the March, * Pipe-Major John Stewart” pipers at Carlisle Ha’ is song. ‘Tho Rowan Tree’ preaent day. Pine: Majjor iG. S| Aiclennan tella of the ‘typical Seottieh love for the aimyHe hinwires:per * Magirie Sane Lo, ae Etotemen naturally enough have a mich greater * Sandy Dufl’ 3 » Traditional things of the home countryside and for the memories of the folk which they recall, regard for their national poet Bobbie. Burns— a Burns, it may be implied or expressed, than for the dim figure of 6.10 SOOTS: CHORAL SINGING. THE noted, wrote hie songs to existing tune ey and in the case af ‘Aye Waukin’ their national Saint, Borns livedtheir own life GRANDHOLM CHOP: 3.8. jfom Aberdeen: O° his poem ia just a remodelling of older and expressed their joys and sorrows in his soiga, Scathind Vet verses, All the Burna songs in the progranime to-night show him at his. best iid it is not surprising that whenever Seotemen The Laird o° Cockpen. are gathered together on a particolur day of the Ave Waulan' () | 34° 5 pioneer in the introduction of humour and Hame Cam Or Gadecuan at Een simple direct passion into. the portry of his time, veor, the name-of Rebert. Burns is made the oev- hh, Rea Tree casion far much festivity and self-congratulation. The. familiar melody of * YeBanksand Eraes "— the black-notes tune—waa in the time of Robert 6.25 A SCOTS PLAY, There ie nota preat deal known about At, Andrew, Burns always aesociated with the Culedonian hot what thero is undonbtedly stamps him. as “THE PHILOSOPHER OF Hunt, having been a very remarkable man, He was uo BUTTERBIGGINS.” A great mony tanea for the bagpipes are. called younger brother of Simon Peter, and secording to By Harald Chapin. after particular persons: Chieftains, Colonela of tradition wae responsible for introducing his noottish reginvents, popular figures in the Clan and brother to Jezus. Like St, Peter, he was a fisher- Presented by the Scottish National Players. Prodaced: by Tyrone Guthrie, S.A fom = | so forth, while others havetit lea which to a listener man, and he seems to have been a disciple of John Glas gear, south of the Tweed may sound meaningless. the Baptist before transferring hia allegiance to = | To-night we shall hear three of the best-know n Cheracters — the Greater Prophet. All the references. to St. airs, vie... the Strathapey ‘Maguto Cameron,’ Andrew in the New Testament imdlicate that. he David Pisnie. probably called after a lady friend of the piper who wiedinan of pencrous nature who thought of others Lizzie (His- Daughter), John Bell {His Son-in-Law), wrote the tune ; * Monymusi," a Strathepey named before himself, and there ja reason to believe that Alexander (John's little San), after the village im Ahardeehahiee ol this mare he wae held in particular respect by his. fellow- (for many. yeure this has heen the Regimental cistiples, MHE. acene is in the tenement roomof John Bell in Batterbiggine,, The warm light Trot of the Senta Greys} and * The De il among the There are various traditions aboutSt. Andrew's of the fire shows the deep-lined face of old Tailors, which next to ‘The Reel of Tulloch, is later life, ome of which are obviously apooryphal, David Pirie, His eyes are fixed appenl- probably the most popular of allreels, This tithe, but. he evidently travelled a good deal, preaching ingly on those of his daughter, who standa of course, is quite fanciful, bul the tune is wn- the Gospel, and Eusebios, the Church historian of in the half-open door leading to a tiny bed- doubtedly very old. ihe fourth century, says that he became a miseion- room. Her husband, John, seated at a table Tt may interest some listenera to know that ary to the Soythians, an obseare northern people, in his shirteleeves, renda hard at pauper, the barpipe seale is fixed, and is not byanymeans Erying to look unconcerned, Wid Dawid We seem, however, to beon sure ground when we apetoke, the diatonic—in fact, it ia-not possible to relate it caretold that he waa aacrificed at Patraa by order of to any known acalo, It has a rather: archate © the’ Toman Pro-Vonsul of Achaia duringtho 6.55 MARGARET ANDERSON (Contralte) character by reason of the addition of G Nataral rayn of Nero, on November WO, the day which ALEXANDER Mac(GREGOR(Baritone) to what ia approximately the Major Neale of A. ia now dedicated to hig memory, Ther ts, un- 5.8: from Dundee The three drones-are all tuned to A, which is the fortunately, no means of verifying either the exact MARGARET ANDERSON keynote of the chanter. year or the day of his death, but supposing him to Cth, Why Lett 1 My Harae 2 The GaelioChoir, whieh ia taking part in that have: been quite a young man when he becamea ISTE The Broom o the Cowdenknowes part of the programme which ia being relayed from disciple of Jesus, he must have been im the prime MARGARET ANDERSON and Edinkurgh, consists of twenty voices, They will of life at the time of his martyrdom.’ ALEXANDER MacGREGOR sing Wa Bevtral songs for inixed VYoitea, ome for Tt is curious how St. Andrew came to be identified TLOETIOEAOTTATOALDuer? ‘Ye Banks and Braes’ female voices and one for men# voices alone, Two

QEORSTT of their songs,” Far an rabh min racie’ and -* Clann with Seotland. The- tradition ia that « certain ALEXANDER MacGREGOR Bt Regulus or St. Role, who was a native of Patras LADLE nan Gaidheal’ (The Highlanders}—are\ set to AGA Sound the Pibroch AA

A4 words by Neil Macleod, the famous nineteenth- pnd lived. in the fourth century, brought aome of * The Wee Toon Clerk the Saint's bones to Fife, in Scotland, and buried AYU century bard of the Island of Skye. * The Eriskay them beneath the spot where the ruins of St. T U O u U$10 P EDINBURGH GAELIC . CHOIR. 3.8. Love-Lilt' ia, perhaps, the most popular of all the Regulus Cathedral now stand in the townof St, from Edinkurgh Hebridean Songs collected from the fisherfoll Andrews. The shapeof the cross whichis identified a Gaidheal (Highlander) or. Dr, Bell of the isles by Mra. Kennedy-Fraser, This. version ~ with St. Andrew i# supposed to have ita origin in An I ach AAC: of this exquisite love-lilt is the work of Hugh Rober- the fact thathe waa ¢ruciied on across of thia form, sen renner A> a T, 5, Drommanad ton, the conductor of the famous Orpheus Choir. but this, again, ia only traditional, At, Regulus Gradh Aidh (An Eriskay Love-Lalt) ‘Rory'’s Coat* is « quaintly humorous song in ecoms to have taken a very circuitons route when : ioeseni “any onHS. Roberton which a tailor expresses hia disappointment that Mim s h a i d h e “ i m acnar (1 S i t ‘ a l Alone) aay bearing the bones of the Saint across. Europe, his strenuous labour in making a handsome. jacket arr. on the way, fora customer haa met withsuch scant teward, stepping both in Hungary and Russia ‘Tha’n cold thea. (Rory's ConifCoat 7” She which may account for the fact that St. Andrew is E A a a Dr. James Devon, who is acting as compere

TAA alao regarded ag the Patron Saint of both these For an rebh om1 race (Where. Il was Yertreen) throughout the evening, is one of A.M. Prison countries, Throughout the English-speaking world, arr. HW’, B. Moonie Commissioners for Seotland. Seottish listeners TTT however, he ie always identified solely with Scotland. POEUN will remember his delightful comments on the 9 . 2 5 Dr. DEVON'S Conchuding Remarks, and programme that wae broadcast on St. Andrew's Although the personality of St. Andrew may Pipe-Major JOHN HENDERSON. 5.8. from night last year. Hei# always greatly in demand not. be @ living foroe to-day, his name ia nut wholly Alherdecn UAHA

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The EXgiity." Ivy Browyw (Contralia) 6.0 Onrcmestran Mirsere, relay etreethe Grand 5.90-12.6 SB. franc London (10.10 Local Nows] Bape Cinecia, Weetbsuene, Directed by Sao Z | 5.15 Tar Cnr s Hote Gonowsny 5WA CARDIF a f 60 Hanotp Tceier's Oecrmsres, celaved from 7.0 Wrarner Forecasr, News F. 353 M

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Mio dy 0 SOME OF THE ARTISTS WHO WILL BE HEARD IN TO-DAYS BOURNEMOUTH PROGRAMME. ‘ Fromleft to right: Mr. Sydney Waller, tenor, will sing in the vocal and instrumental concert at 8.30. Miss Enid Shaw and Mir. Dick Poett will play in ‘ the amusing duologue, *A. Perfect Pair, at 90. Miss Winifred Ascott, soprano, will ‘sing at 8.30, and Mr, Samuel Clifford will give a ‘Cello Recital in j the morning at 11.30. '

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6BM BOURNEMOUTH. Selection.mr * The TalesZ of Hoffmann * aOffenbach aaaleo, raeVoiceAofedeBoringta‘06.ose6.aeeeeaeesewe + eae 306.1 M. #10 i Dick'soe STEERBasan dateR at eeee ee ee ee te omad . : OEPaes tere anes naan a OR reas Elgar 4 11.30-12.0 Gascet Cucrenn (‘Cello Recital) = ae by Norman McBKinwen G18. Tea-Trre Musto, relayed from the: Carlton. | Group of Small Pieees + rae fa ¥ ais 5 Restaurant 4 AOLnie es i San Ae Be Glueck thel Fraser (a Young Authoress) Esto Saaw 5 : ‘ PAPCOAW oi algae) ki havea bb cana ae Jifartine Dick Graham (Her Brothers Friend} 445 Ray Kay, More Feathered Phantasies— | Harlequin 3 ...... % ee InckPoerr Mr. Singer Complains of a Handicap Restaurant a Fantasy Piece | Mekla Sina Piane) rouw @ Stefanie VICTURE i Your Tl tul the. sil bing -room im 5.0 TeA-TIME Mresaic from thin Carltan “ aT Ans Pianot a young lady's flat; tea. is [oid for three ; \ 345 Ricaakh 1. Anscorr (Pianotorte) people om a large table, Ethel. a charming §1§ THe Cninpres’s Hor Short Mendelssohn, Racial : voung modern pereqn, enters, with hat on, i - i= ‘ : Fantasia, Andante in By Presto in-B Minor apparently just come in from shopping. 6.0 Mr. CynNeas, Yarns of the Tudor dem Duet from ‘Songs Without Words" Boge—The Winning of Cales | Varivtions Sirieuses fin 1D Minor) 6.30 VOCAL AKDINGTRI "MENTAL FEATURE 615 &. B.from London k THE Seriovws Variations (° Variations Séri- fies"), despite ther name, were corposod Wisirren- Astort. (Soprant) 7.0 Weatrsare Forno, News oon relaxation aia time when Mondelisohn felt BrosEey Wanter (Tenor) Mr. W. FP. Brercoir, Spanish Talk, 3&8) from = hie lifé to be heavy ond laborious. The task of Duct, "Ina Garten of Boset"” ...... Saletan Aferehester their composition, be tells-a friend, * amused me mopramo, Gravgt" oi. esa ay. a Wy a farnoust: that [instantly made fresh ones on Tetece, * UB t GE ae ee eee j Ea 7.38 THE CARDIFF STATION VISITS a theme in FE Flat Majar, and now for the third Doct." 1fT Were as Yount as tou” .. Sanderson PONTYPRIDD time on atheme ini B Plat Major. 1 feel quite as “Over the Bills and (them) Fie Acway if J nist make up for lost time. never haveing OSCHESTRA written ony Warn bons before.’ Selection, “Merrie England,” intratucing Vocal A Concert at the. Tows Hawn, Pontypridd, Thore ace eiehteen Vaerations in the sebowe are Pruct, * 2b Proth 6 Plehted* and * Robin THe Atration Oncnesrea, condictHl by War. te bear. of] of them pellocidly clear and easy to Hood's Wedding ici eas eee eer OR witk DRartawatTe fabio, March, ‘Bhize Awny! ...-4-.4205+.. Holpman Buite, * Deceneron Nights Sor eRe eaaa e Frac i 4.0 Tha-Time Mesto by F.C, Bacon's Oncaea, 9.0 ‘ 4 PERFECT PATR* relayed frart W. A. Beith wee Son's Restaurant, A Doslogae by Vera Berexare 7.40 Mavis Besverr (Sopranc) a The Square Characters : The Doll Song (' Tales of Hoffmann") Offenbach afi March; tireat Labtle Army 7 oa ce eae éliford domes Willingham <«..ice..se0. Tite Porrr Qne Morning Very Early(With Orchestrat Dora Willingham (Has Wife) 2... Faro Bata Accompaniment) ideeek Oe a ee Sardsrecie ‘ Wilte, * Hydropaten "iu. ere ng't

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7.50 Rosato Gormney (Blind Entertainer, | LO Weston Forecast, Siw 6KH HULL. 298.5 M. mist ancl -Salth ur, iti Mr W, FP, Hierourn, Spanish Talk Musi and Humour 230 app,S.A) fron London 4.0 AFTERNOON Tapica + ‘Med. Latbiaw GELMock, + ita + ee £28 Oncuvestrra Fashions i tiles bonne (ty i Tega Eo Coswais, ‘NeerLight on Characteristic Piece, |The Vowe of the Bella.” | 7.40 apps Pro. Hi. Ancient Hene—{ LE.) Phe Gilden oval ‘ 415° Freon’s Cranes: pelawid. fram The Mew i here i Restaurant, Ring Edward Street B85 Vera MeComes Taosas (Pianoforia} #.0 ST. ANDREW'S DAY 215 _ PE CHILDEEN’s Hovn: Hadtosities Cerin PEt gla ead Ferdi, arr. Lisa am Dorn (Bass) petition, conducted by Unele Tom | Tue arava ADGMESTEI LIROWESTRA, ool Bi Joun Peery (Entertainer) aebed! hy TH: Aiomeoey 6.0 Light Mf iasias A Ainmeeus Tihertuchas Cac eS eA 6.20 ALA. rant Einion $20 Zacwany Tas (Musical Novelties) Overture; $< Latid. of the Hotniem. and: ia 10 Whatnen Forecast, News Flonel * peo donnerJabet aia i fawnStes] ker — “ir. W. F. Biercuen, Spantsh Talk. S.B. from Howitiin Flowers,’ Polka March | Buu? Daas Jechante Edward (Cot Baeckhb G illiel | aati Ta eer foun Ace tee VG eee, PE TEeg pig cs ecrinc eB bets ke 7.30 Bp MLvy Love She's ut «a lassie Vets... ore. Short is, A, fro Bonen yh ool PIELNA The Laird o' Cockpen. wre. Herbert. Carruthers Last Rasa of Summer 7.40 upp. The Rev, W, Bascrorr, ‘ Turns Ly het erin Remember thie Days wf Oh Ota Trish ORC reer A Gok Worn.’ (2) Howie | Re eee i) Themes Moore Chwertire. * Phe Little Minminge ‘: eeeis, PeRELe 60-120 SB. from Lajrtein (10:10 Local Slew} Hilloon Musin—Porny Ba llacne TREE -Prehide to. Barrie play, fitet heard

Wiley Don't My Dreame|: Come Trae 7 - maar thirty VeHTH BO, ate the Seottih Heaney atten Scena hey opening with & peepee pominiscent 2 L S _ - LEEDS-BRADForD. %,™.,* Boeethearh woe. cen A. Edacords and Jack oy ie baekaep iia, The «exerted tio thet heillows i heard, th-othoe play, when the working folk $35 Opcererma 4.0 ScHormin’s Clark OMcHESTRA, relive from and: the elders itr rn ellis. Bchotteld’s Cate, Leoeds . Wallac After this the Firat Many Tune proper oni bers Chrerture, Lining * bbe chee ie truely: tie Hie or tlic eicplelie re ‘This tins i 20 Arrenxoow Tortcs:. Mra. M. Banrrz, “The 6.45 Mavic Besserr ane ver familie ih overtone, though fk is Mestage of a Great Poetess ’ not nitive Scot mir, Litile Lave ig rk Mischievous Hoy. } i oer, §.15 THe Camprens’s Hore Lo! Here ihe teenth: Lar iWith Ur Biche p The Serond Mam Tone, faa bed melo y, i ehestrel Acoompaniment). sa... is that whieh accompanies: the * Littho- Minister in the play. 6.0 Ture Starion ‘Tro B55 Rowan GovaLey After this tle ‘onky old tune aed in the Overture 7.0 Weratriex Forrecast, NEWs More Mase ane Amour & heard —that nf thie mop Fone Greet Thue the OVvertine 4. birt Lif, ending with Mr W. FP, Biercuie, Spambh Tall. S02. fron Manchester 6.5 Oregeerea brian: Feel, 730 fps Sub. Jeon Jono Russio: Danes, ‘Gopak* soe. ee. Motissorgely CAMPBELL OF ETL AGE * —_—_— Weck that is clemental, even barbaric, A Play in One-Act by J.-A, Femoceses 7.40 app. Mr. Hoan MacnED, Jolin Peel" A still figures lergebyin the iussian aimtional Pertormce boy the Srariok Hesmeorrony Poayens and individual character, ond: such primntave Presented byVioron Sanvcrne §.0-12.0 S.A. from London (10.10 Local Nevwa} tratte are abways evident inp national dances, SS Cast: This Gopak is typical, im its reiteretion and Mary Biewart: wiivirvierees Leta ooo 6LV LIVERPOOL. 288.5 M. Sever OreaRlexniteanent, Morag Cameron ..... tceee BeyinaMercanre

810 Jous Hesny Dripld Siewert ose eee ee A EL Doe Mas CaptainSandeman i. ..ee.09 0 Faron 4.0 Talk for Women by Muar. Levy Another Homorous Titerlode Archibald Campbell ...../. E. HH. Barpastoce #15 Guapys Leatawooo (Soprano) 9.20 OncuesTHa. et Minshenzie:. cacao CEes. Nesp Time: After the-rising ‘of “45 4300 Tue Station Prawororre Quarrer Hungarran Rhapsody, Nol vi ceeahees tert iis EB soene is laid im the room of # lonely 6.15 Tre Catipres's Horr 9.90-17.0 &.8. fron Lenden (10.10 Local News) oottige on: the road from “Sttagn to Ran- wie, in North Perthahire, 6.0 Tar Srarion Plisorerre Qcamrer lt is a wild night, the wind howling fittolly across thi moorland. As the play opens, the oll woman, 6.20 S28, from Monchesier 27Y MANCHESTER. 384.6M. Mary Stowert, is seated etore the peat fire, warn ite her hades, 7.0 Wratrer Forecast, News

116-20 Turspay Mirpay Socrry’s Concent; URCHESTRA tation Director's Monthly ‘Talk —_ Fienoforte Rectal by Katatras Coorer Crertines" 74a"... oo ae. Wf; By Maonte 730-120 53.8. from Londen (1019 Local Newe} *The Growth of HER Mr, Motnie (i wollkknown Edinburgh ee $25 Broancast To Bcnoo1s: the Ship '—Mr. ExwarpCreasey, “Size, Speed, minicio whoee compositions are lonely and Power of Modern Bhipea’ concerned, with Beottish life wid scenes) has cast SNG NOTTINGHAM. 288.5M. =

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ee Chearlia rained jis fathera stendard in Glenfinnan, £6 Mav Worst (Contralts) bold court at Hobyrood, and finally was defeated 3.45 Lyoxs’. Carh OnEeiRA. eopdipched hy To RN orca ag aged eee cra ee eee a noe a beet mt olocke, BEAsseyY Eacpos Thea .Sattitte Bur . oh eedes ews Crake Poet Blair Boars 445° Mosic axp Arrensoow: Topics: Comfort One -Anether, is.....:lenrn Lanion Misa Tk. A: Song of “Thanksgiving sis. e.ss sce Ahir Bockten: WiEO ic ce a clack ce o's pee droaGuionae (OALEA, ” How to Design Yor hyn Christmas

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288.5 M. 7.0 Weather ForroasT, News orY PLYMOUTH. Mr. W. Fy Buerceen, Spanish Talk. S28. from Northern Programmes. Manchester 11.0-12.0 Gseece Exst and hie Qoantet relayed INO NEWCASTLE. 312.5 M, from Popham’s Reaiaurant 7.30 app SB: from: London 11.30 -—ferirek: Pagh (Pineotertc) + Margaret: Forge (os 3.30 Oncwesrsa, relayed ( f r o m Popham'’s Prana} 1Z.10-i2. —Umms estyndy £0 2—re, 8.0 "THE DENSTONE PLAY * iodeninrnt : "Women o& Qeeens—{ih) The Mother of Hestourare Rapoleon.” |hein fot Tillev's Restaurant, Blpeloett ‘Toe Tempest” (Blakespeire) Bireeh “6.5 —Ohildren's Aor. §o0>—Arthur Milner {Pine- 40 Arrensoos Torta: Mim Mantaner E. foarte) 1 Rona ln A Minor (Most); Tare (Paradies) GG pm Presented by the Dexerose Conneee Dramatic Ritey,." On the Banka of the River Magdalena ~ Betty beth fSuprone:? A BbrBidlay.~ (OoherakineParry} 2 Soccer directed by the Headmaster, the Rev, Phe As of DomeOV iia Saciberop) 6Eb.--Rowland Yates (Baritoe) Mie paeet-. Geeting {Frederick Kee; The Dally- #15 Tea-Tise Mos: Tar Rorat Borer Team, K. M. GRiece nrc Bublndl fart. Aiiahest: Ger the Mettetndas (arr. Qiiblber. directed by ALBERT Pirate 6.30 ‘Arthur’. Milner} Leopeoengetie in A ab. (aebnalper ty = Dramatis Persone: Ronee in F phar (Schima), be: —Feethy Fllioth » Amen $6.15 Tur Carores’s Bove Alonzo—King of Naples Macdonald (losepli Rocekelj7 One Fleetiog Hour ( Dorothy Leet, Scbastian—Pis Brother 6.50 —Kowland Yates: by the River Dion (slonssorgskhy) 3 Becrece (Hoge Wolt); Berenide {halt), 7 —Nows+-Bpaniah 60 For Scouts Proeporo—The Right Duke of Milan Plk, 2.0, trom ‘Muerheeter, Tape —eofrom Tendon: Antonio—His Brother, the weurping Duke of 7.40 app. t—Mr, Rameay Gathrie s ‘In. Parker! §.0j—-Stethem 615 Evra Srankow (Contralto) Cechath, condactettiy Edward-(Sark: Grerlare, "Donn Fora" Wha lg (En von Tesnioek), 810)—ierirade Jobason (soprano) and ters Ferdinand—San of the King of Naples Choevtra : fipe©r Voreste (ip Hallo in Michers), nod Addi del 6.00 5.8. from Lowen Conzalo—An Honest Old Connrillor Patente (La Trviatl (Verdi: Pon Vors Poo Pa ‘ll Barbtere di Hivighin) (Reaainis: £28: —Willian Wrodey (Baritone) anil Adrian 4 7.0 WrEaTwer Forecast, News Grehetit: Prologar to. * Paplikeci Cennearnliy 4.35°— Franciscos Londs Orthratre : Aadte fom " Plaka ped Lauda” [inka ger. Mr. WF, Bisercrer, Spanish Tali. “S28. from Caliban—A Savage and Deformed Slave Vametint Larnbert), 850: —Soseple Veung (Violin): Meditation IWanckeater Trntulo—A Jagter de That (Masenrt), -$.8:—Gericmle Ininson snd Orehesion: (tater ite Berries (Suegoteroichkn (imeiy- Kinkos) Bhophianc A Drunken Butler 7.30 opp. SLR. from London Miraela’s Aris (Carmen! (Bio) | Vilee Sone {Renee aod Jollet) Master of a Bhiin (Sonn) S10 i—Wiltom Wenelty and. Orchestre : Fale an oo Angel iron Above {Don Pasquale)(Bonlectti); KRadlant With 7.40 pT. Mr,H. t. L,. dorms, * Stores Behind Bontawnin Love's Senile (1) Fores) (Dookeebel), $20: —ornbestrrn: ailke Commonplace Words — (2) Mariner Mxecrka (Mivinthe: 6-38 120 ¢-—8_E. from Leadon. Miranda—Daughter to Proaporo £.0-12.0 §.8. from Londen (10.10 Local News) Ariel—An Airy Spirit ms ‘ os iris SoC GLASGOW. 405.4 ©.

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Sy of etyle sat freedom of individuality, from the The Laty; Shophenl: soc 0scceseeea ee Henty 7.6 Wratmen Forroast, News First Symphony, fresh and striking ae thet waa, Molly ODiiegal ye ec kes eee LY Lient,-Col. W. PF, Danray,” Historical Sketchea— In the Whiapering Gallery of Bt. Pauls! 8.8. 9.30 8.8. from London 9.0 RADIOSITIES COMPETITION S==a- sa from Phynouth 10.0 WEATHER Fortcast, News; Local News Conitlueted hy Mir, Eaux Sinaw, Topp. Sut. from Loviton An interesting competitian has been arranged 2 10.15-11.0 ‘HOLED OUT IN ONE* this ¢vening for the many. Hull heteners ws 80 StanceTories A Farcieal Play by Claude Radcliffe Wish. that they could: draw... Incaddition: ut fives them an opportunity: to hel a most CONCERT Presented by Victron SMvTHE 8.10 A SYMPHONY Aleseryii eneac—the Christies Dniler to the Aprruvn CATEERALG (Soha Viatin} Pertormed hy the Brarios Rereerory Players Bairns = Pune, Tue AUGMESTHD STATION OmcnEsTRA, oon- Cast i. Mr. Ern Shaw, the popular. Cartoonist, will ducted by T, H. Monnteon Wellington Wombat, M.P. -... B.A. Bermastroce hbroadéset simple inétroctions which, carried out on a-specially prepared chart, will result oo (inchESThA Hughie Peroberton (his Oki School Friend) WEY Daceaan a humorous drawing wppearing on the aqunared to “Eeinont "oc... ae eee Overture Ruth Pemberton (Hughie'a Wite) design. Competitors of wl ages are invited OETHE wrote a play upon the herote Ife Hains AERC ALe io-aeard in their efforts, and the neatest of these, and tragic end of Count Egmont, the Pearson (the Parlourmaid) .... BHerry ELAMORE with the most ingeniona: “Test nes’ “toa patriot who, after the war between Spain and The Duchess of Sulton Locia Rogens Limerick accompanying the -cubjeet, will) sin the Netherlands in the sixteenth rentury, was handsome prizes, presented through tlie kindness i beheaded, along with Count Horn, by the cruel HE «amoking-room of Blencathra House, of the Editor of the Boll Evening: News, Duke ‘of Aa. near Keswick, cently acquired by the. All entries must bo eceompanted bya Postal ee Toe this play the poet's imendBeethoven ethni= Pemberton, . Order for Gd. The whole of the proceeds: will posed an Overture and inedential music, In Hugh Pemberton, aged thirty-six, ja fond of be handed over to the fund, the Overture the imperious pride and herojem of hoine comforta j: his pet ormehair ia inseribed in $.30-1.0 S.8. fron London (1019 Local News} red letters, worked in wool + * This is Bbaghie 4 “— Egmont are finely suggested,

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cE eS —————s Sa | | 7M. | The pelea Boone will be wae in. the Sacto sas5.15 ‘Tne -Coronex’s oun «LS LEEDS-BRADFORD. 294.1 M. Version, prepared by Bowarp P. ess : j Py : 615 A Reader: * Sew Booka

ACT I ‘ athe 11.30-12.30 Fiewn's Carkh Oucnwresrra, relayed 63 1. The Wooded Me ; ea acl 6.30 S.B. from Lorian freon Field's Cafe, Commercial Strect, Leeds Pegs War Bey SOURGe Mbeki a og Wiktaraae FoReoaer, News ; 40 ‘Swe Scack Siornosy Oncwesrna, relayed Seone 2. A-Hich Rood Lient.-Col. W. P. Dirury, 68. fran Plyrnoith i 4 from the Seala Theatre, Leeds Soene 3, Phe Courts ire qi thie: Farin at | 7 30-11.0 SR. from Leaticlon (10.10 Laid ewe)

60 Arreuxcos Tories: Mies 1. ‘Nicer, Alnegstad . "Dream Songs" (Montacue- Phillips) ‘i ACT Il, SPY PLYMOUTH. 288.5 M. beene T, A Nutrow Track lizh on tle Moun- a 5.45 Tor Cauprey's Hove btn kidhe 6.7 Light Music Beene 2) Bythe Mountain Lake iarPaes eet any his Quartet, relayed ; : eopinree! : Boe 4 Anon the Montane 6.50 Royal Horticultural Socetys Bulletin poone O G . A ountein Side 2.09 ORCHESTRA relayed iro Popham's ) 7.0 Wrartkn Forecasr. Nirws ane i t , = Hall «af the Mountain King Resturant ‘ ; oo aaa yer Seene 7. In the Mountains |g BB c r e e t chin Heeatic Bee Sia Wi sae eeseee ane a me Beene'$, On. ‘the Hillside, outside a h u t o n | eo RS 30-110 8, BY, from Favneleh (10-10 Local News) Anse's Mountain Pasture i dS TeaTine Mesic: Toe Bora Hore: T RID, meee - SR siadesieenel titoby Arner? Firiiaeook

j Sinn Henao soe as accaete Meeried sian ae smewa hesnn | 6LV LIVERPOOL. 288.5M. © : 20? Sa eae rr ie Mie @= 545 ‘tnx Carpmex’s Hova eo oe ; a ee - ee ae 6.0 Mune. Hanis, ia o Programme 90 Crane's Maticts Concert, te ae of Tiesion Mlircis Lay enc from Crane Hall a = 6.30 S.A. Jront London KATHLEEN Coren (Solo Pinneforte, Benue B. Davibsos (Solo Violin}, 2:0. WEATHER FORECAST, News Noa er Drsaposri [Boprain vi, oe Lient Col WP. Dariy : ‘Charad- WALTER Waricer (Accompanist) sole ee Bests cn Episodes from History—In 4 : a the Whispering Gallery of St. Paul's" 4 AFTERNOON. Torts: Av oe roe as ta : AACHELL, * About John Peel? Ee 7.30 Sf, from London : ree ; BROUAT THE STATION: 415 Dasce Miso, telayed from the ee ne a 8-0 STATIONS 0 Edinburgh Cate Ballroom ae oan 930-110 5.8. from London (1048 i Lotal News 5.15) Tae Carwones's Hock Reipa

6.0 Mtr. Moers Gawirs: * The Brtish Sedhonual Ohba Conpany' 2 Seer

; * in Liverpod, with Voce) Dhstrations 4 < E i —— aaet. is eT ene alae Sar wreem = 21.30-12.30 Gramophone Lect ' 6.15 ; Dasce Mvsic, relaved trom the a wenger ara _—ee ae Reental by A, Dcdvinrs Fiediae The Jechn burgh Cate Baliroom ‘i LIVERPOOL. STATION'Si , 7 BROADCAST‘ OF “PEER GYNT- CeeTrai Mchandsite Teas.in the Orchestra—(lnee } 6.30 S.B. from London A studio version of Ibsen's great lyric drama will be broadcast from the ce: Aereewe Cx Tepe: ae 656°. Royal Hortieultural Bociety’s Liverpool studiothis evening at 7.40. Misé Irene Rooke will take the part of Basewre. | Cindebied Paitdiaes ane Vota: SohMoai Agee, andMr. William Pepeneat will play the title role, itch * = a bodes | a. fit eee eras a i ii wy 7.6 WearsForecast. News AGT TLL 4.15 Oroas Reorran,.- London Programme re- Lient,

7.40 *PEER GYNT?* ACT TV: 6.5 ELS, Woopmam, * Napaleon’s ireatest Day r aa ae Scene 1h (utside-a Ant to the Forst in the by Hennrk Jasex Far Noch of Sorwary B20 Muasiend [nterludes A Biudlio version presented by Enwarnn FP, Gero TU ' : WituamM Armetsoxo, Irexk Rook and Sere aaa ACT ¥. 6.390 8.8. from Londen Tue LIveRroo. " ADLO PLAYERS Boene f The Croan Roads 6.50 Royal Horticulrural Society's Bulletin CAaracters (on the order of their OePee Scene IT; The Cross Boas | | . : r] a = hefore the narerephore) : The Incidental Music arranged from the warks 7.0 rea OnkcAgT, Ny a ie . Aan (Wide retot alolin Givnt, a Peasant) of Cried Er the Prodkgeer. ane played bey the Lieut.-Col, W, P. Darear. wb. trom i hone lnexe Raore Sho ORCHESTRA (onducbed by FREDERICK J. . Be, hoor ‘Clannt (Hor Bon) aks 5 Withee AnRerroyg Beows 7.30 app, Be, prem Lanston I - Qvanrer ' balesSey AN aM see tteeenaprce Eee great lyric drama ia aeldom seen in| 8.0 Toe Opruevs Marr Vorce Blacksmith)... Panay BH, Haaren England, but it was pertorined at thie bd Down im You Summer. Valk voeaeee CL ee Asfrond lakey(A Ps irae ete :: ee VWie—the fartacus London hore of the sock of Picl | Liihiatear J. rth ow A Womin .....2..4 Mire). Hiakonn Dickinsos : anand ee fr OTT Tha. Bteward oss cc incu Eowarh -P. Gews drat that mightpever come toa London aut all (ome, Last Join the Roundelay {AnOld AM c: ee if it had to ch spend salely on the theatrical “Bll fal ste ioe ee=ae A Youth Re AI GWE LE Socio,Hirai H. Francis magnates of the Weet-ehd—-in March, 1922. Fiat 7 | rei ot Cn An a sbi Dav ee On oe Sean a See er_ bh 6.12 Oswatre Santa (Cello) . Senna ast bres ale Si i cd ee jai = 5 i met Alt. wap © Ty ‘ cee he : = . Burrell: Car ae Water e atatg ari vee Ses Bree eT Fre, eae ee sigur Bk yt reatee cay Morello, cnr Sodan | i eee’ s a zt drave)=" Allegro:aro; Largo;(Loroo: VisesYasee i ees hical a buewe Vooilist : Doris GAMmRELL (Soprano) The Bridegroom(Macs Moen) .. Waurex Stor: ens —_ Stage Directions read by §.22 THE CALE DONIAN PLAYERS Higa! Father ye ee ces ra ee eee ARVEY 2. DICXKERLEY in | Pieris3 Wigkcn e| tareHace 9.30-11.0 -S.8. frion London (10.10 Local Newe) “THE CRYSTAL SET" SOVETEE EENE g e ae J ¥ ic : : ey ee en ot : aE Topical Comedy by fos H. Bowe | Helga (Sdlveig's Little Sister) ., Bervy LANciry a A Bente The Bridegroorn’s Mother... Many Rotaerrorn 5NG NOTTINGHAM. 288.5M. | Cast: :

Solveig’'s Mother ...... Mra. Hanono Dickinsos Crannic (who lives with her Son) Ingrid (‘The Bride} ,:...... Manven Hucwe | 2).30-12.30 Morning Concert, orelared from Tat Mapce MacMiicaT The Woman inGremn-..,...,, Pavnixe Panay | Eawvintrer Gracit (Her Son's Witt) Awxik M. MacAntior A Voice in the Darkness "....Panur H, Haren 245 ‘Ton AtePit coh tieiueaia ls dnutemaa ae Waullie (the Bon) .i...... W. dJexkres Gresos Kar 30.45 o. Mra. Peep WILKINSON pata ie Ri ere EE aN ee ee TMAGINE‘yoti-ore in the kitchen of a-cmall The Ex itton MouldeWicgirdse: WALTER SHORF ; aT ra howe in? Renfrewshire sat is. fee-tinne, ote: ‘The translation i by BK, Porquarson 245 Arrersoos- Torica.: Mist Fore Scrorien, Willies expected af muy tmoment, Grannie bs Sharp A Doeeson on the: Foxtrot" at the fireplaces regarding with dismay the dust ae ie a

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. irom @ spe eae cbinaney. Cn tines Senet10 ie Ane Hot " +e arsy atau eet, the prifeof Wullie'a Life and the Hindoo Song .... Rimsky. Aormbor, arr. Kreisler Northern Programmes. | bane of (iramine a, Scherso, .. » Datersderf, are Alreatier L408 Oswate Sane Bidilionne and Higawdon.. Pranceer, ore. Aresaler INO NEWCASTLE. 312.5 M.

PURPA oy ah aca ll harm dlnW's ala aks pia fry (athitts 0-35-30 :—Pitisaleakt techies + Prof od.: TL, Maison, lonii- * Oriental a ma apie: ocd ue ars eyee MCLe Hopea! Lisella (French Folk Sant) stant rapt,” 4.0 —Atterthein 'Popicd. 298-2 Mee frie Feai- AVG MOMG . ct.) Behsiiert, an. Popper With: Terrace: Teh Mena: fi§ —AThibden’a Roar, = Bong of the Hinilera on the Volga (Russian Folk Ly Ht. free Landen, @.35 ---Far. Funes: Mr KR. W. Wieeliion. Poona time a age read ee a ag a al a a KBoeeherini Se | Ihe Selection. aml Parchasr: of (Arvipcial Mantrres.’ (58: Raval Horticultural tecrtys Halletin: 7.8:—News, 710:— .=e The Galway Piper (Old Trish) G0. Otanrer SK. ffi Plymoth, Faeappssn. fron Lanes. 645 Dashing Amiry witli: tha Smoothing Leon {somer. PUIG ecce ys Franz Sehihert Conorrt: by thd —-Newoasth vn Gatesheat. Choral Univ, Wer Four Jolly Brothers .... Prow: Sefwhert tot Pale BRC ie oc ear ae a Pet Akeryp relayed fram Uti Taws. Hall; “Motet:* Sing ye ta the Lerd* Oh,Ne, Foto (Bumorset Folk Bang) Pihach) iit donble chow; fieciankl Pon (Pisgaderte) > epanish Hark, Hark) the Lark (Ciloc Pini) Benet Ne La Wide been) (ie Palead) Tange Alben, arr Stehadvirt, cory, (forfacien Gidetaby |) Fine af: Sprioe idebe Irelamd ithapiady Im i, 9.30 11.0 S28 from Lander (1070 Local News} dbn . (p-, No 8 ineny). Ryeline Stevenson (Vocalist) > THe

Rongh of May (Watord Daview ; ‘The Wieldt-are Fall (Arm 9.6 VARIETY atone Gibbs Listened fMaurles Heals! Marth Caontrhe Leowaro Roseatrs (Baritono) in Trish Songs 55X SWANSEA. 288.5 M. Foikeonss (arr, W, oh. Whittier): Tho Willow. Tres (i aks I partie);Slr John Feawlek (for donble ghar), -¢30°—5.1t, feo Maire, My irl vo. ess E evra GAO abe ioniden: Tb:—Newe TeI-TG: Poplar Urehectral Cae The Pride of Tipperary .. a doe eett—eatiation Orchestra. com oled by Ralwond Olrk » Sate fren 3.30 Tear Castes Cited OncieeTRA ard ORGAN * Cane” (Rieeth: One Sit a Bevis (Waldbendely = dine MSounnI.. ...sea wd Afeetronigi Music, relayed from the Castle Cinema Adele from Pawel * (tierce Maxton al oO Nera, im Original Sommers and Hamonue bp GLASGOW. 405.4 M. 6 20-11.0 Plas frown Lindy (10.10 Local Nowe) 3.98 2—Eeroadenst to: Sehoola > MM Albeit lu Grip, * Freecie— L'Armoice,” 352 —Prof. By 4. Bente," Phe liefeien at Lorine,” 9.45 -—Sineical Tbem to Seherde; Bite. Beer tyne” (ober 255 —Witehe Quartet: Overture, ‘Maritana” (Wallace); 6ST STOKE. 288.5 M. Selection, "Hina, thie Flote Piayer* (ian) “Qnaret | Steed heh, “Whited Jota Hagyiitiess' (finde); Dano, + MM arerdy iat” . one £0:—Aflerioon Taphst (lini Stay, * Legends of 4.0 The Capitol Theatre Orchestra, directed by hehe Bhones" §.153— Chibi’ ss Hoar, a£.3-— Wreathet roreciet tne Parmict. 808i —e i: frm Seats 258 = * Rondello’ Danson Mavic, relayed tromladen. Fab i— News. Fos, B. frown Typict. Sopp —A7B, froin Lashes Toabapp 5.0 -Arrensuon Torice: KFatriLers REEVES SUitnDonde. $6 ¢-—senttish Poww tere, No, 4—Palkirk. (Original Songs at the Piano) Address hy Provide Giehree, BI Sone ate Chors: —¢Mrs. Laltd 1, The Dear Uh Hote (| Pakirk Tasos (Folin FPuleter i 8.25: 5.16 Tee Carpses's Hou Freel Jehieton «Botertaioer) >> uiietous Headbiat, ° Trin aod the Leeehes? (Davi Toeje) |) Jacobite sino, ° Hae Cam tat 6.6 Light Muse Goklman ‘at Ete.” #30: —Onanet+.. Mie. Laid (Sopra), Weta Callander (Uontraltal, BK. 4.: Turnbull, Pik (Tenoramd 6. 30 (SLB. from London jiexnider Mosterton! Bass) bn ThHegt ol softened Splemiout (Cire Flientl), 840s —ireta Waleon feoprineh; Theosgh the 7 6 Wrarnen Forecast, News Shiiee (Miutting >; Down in the Foret (Loideas Ronild) “bie Fairies’ Lollaty (Needhain} be s— Tras: Mire. Laird Meda “Ligat.-Col. W. P. Deva: * Historical Skotches— Callamler ahd Aleiander Masterton > Qucen mM the Aboot (henry In. the Wihiapeerinig Gallery al Bt, Paul's: Sun, aeetgr bE 8.) Turnboll, Jun: Open Thy Dibie Eyes from Phymeith, [Mucarmiel 5 Thite: Amd, My Fain Fair (Alfmel-sieliay: Tie Eve of Crecy (¥lececit Thormia). —-#102—Deet: Mra. Licrd.andl te: Miata Callander: The Keel ow (arr, Potten Cres. 8 s¢== wv app. Su8. from Loudon Alexander Martettign } Ll Wink I Were a Kine (Sollvani> 4 SEE ' Belin Love Som (Cleo Pingo), 82s Meda Callecder 80 FOLK SONG AND INSTRUMENTAL Ae’ Foml “Riss (Sevth: Gattyh; Bayilekbs cond: Buttertliva (Verma del ‘Hiegol $30°—8.8, trom Londen 16.0 ‘CONCERT News, 20-15 tong Tevital: Flores. Holding: (eoraana) Deseribed by E. Siva Ainprron (at the Piano) Old Engilsh—*A Teastoral (Carey, arr. Lane Wileoa); The. das <+——a whith thee Delete Ae Laie, arr A) Chey: Ripe (lori,

Jou Toners | Deno} — ff, Fea aise ore, i. Letterman): Esotetlian—Phil vna a Balt Mall Anny Hon, (Bolo Violin) (ilies Barhes, eer. Keel) > Suiet yoph. Come to Thy Lower Dheeas Sorby arr. FS ree i}:Paypular— Atte Welt A:aera ALLEN For (Solo ‘Cealla) Mr. GORDON McCONNEL Ei and Faley tohe A. Densmore}. The Seco Minget 0M Chorusea by Cuesnme: Cocxty Trammeo Cot- will entertain Swanees listeners to-night at 8.30 Bedi}: Who'll Ba "My Laereritor BL tetrinnn), 1035 LEGESTUDENTS with songs and ctories at the piano: 116 — Dane Mode; Phin Bou), relayed: froin the Plus, Cmonua ZBD ABERDEEN, a918 M. The Road to the 4.15 Gramophone Records Tele ay oa ae an. Aennedy- 50 Arreasoos Torics+ Mr. -d. VW. (RanoND, 3.46 :—Steadman'a Symphony Orehestra, relayed Grom the ‘An Briskay Lave (Hebridean) Fraser Electric Theatre. 845 -—Trio, relayed from the Rbectric * Pome Life’ Theatre. $.0:=-Aftermoan Toph | Mine tiles Fire, * ooking arts ad ew alas Kmart on Litt Meaney. §.05 (—hednen‘’s~ Tear: Abyutery Coltit Lullaby ...0...... 4 OD drink Folk Song 5.15 Tee *Cormores’s Hock Competithen €.4:—ThmceMosic. S20. from Lomion, ‘6.5 j— tlie Muwete, relayed «frac Lomdom 7-6:—Newvs, -TLI:— Attes Forp 60 Musical Interlude 4.0; from Piyrminth, Ta app.8K, from Leedlon. The Fogey Dew (Old Irieh Air) ) arr. 6.15 With the Girl Guides of Weet Wales; Tho 745 app. —Sa.B, fron Pundee. &Oi—Statlon Orehentea, con- dmcted bay Fast Askew: Sebbeliog "Lilac. Thee °- (Sebileet= draih Lullaby .....0...5.0.... f Arnold Trowell Lady Bivraswoon, * Post Guiding * Mitton. 81S—Beasie Gihesn (Soprano) | Beciise (Th Harde- 6.30 4.28, from London Jot}; For ¥ua. Alone (Geehhh>; My Alm Folk (Tavita Lena, Courants } Sonata) pee Oe arrSader £35 °° Abe Madieky (Violin): Serenata (Teel. -@-98:—Jebn 7.0 Wratser Forrcast, News Comper] Baritone): Te Sands oDee (Clay) > The fincetieat Praer Jouw Roaents that Bhews (Bowky): To Aiwben (Hation, §.40 :—ireheetra* Lieut.-Col. W. P. Davry. 3.8, from Plymouth - Comeert Waltz, * The Hite Tecube' amd Comet Walle. "Areet'a Early One Morning (Hd English) with Soprano Life* Strnass). $52 :—-Heae (tenn) Goed-bye! (Teel): Chorua Dearant 7.30 app. 5.8. from London Anus Macdonol! (Reeckel); A Pecteet Pee acobas Parinl, Bally in Chin Alley (Old: Balbast) £27:—J. = Shawi balboyTa Upene (Sainit-Salnep $8 son 8.0 THe Station Ocret, conducted by Tr. D, (Ceneper ¢ [ Pear No Poo) Pinswtil: Tie Vilage Blackett Wels) * Three Children on the Tew ..).....5... Adena Quer of the Forth. (Pinsent), 218 )alechestea: Overture, JONES “Poet ail Peasant! ape). eB 9.8, trem Dombi: Arey Bou. Overture, “ Rory Blas" 2.00. ..00.+. Aeimleleoln econ Movement from Violin Concerts Tapis dOrient ...... Bargmein, arr Tatan 2BE - BELFAST. 326.1 M. - Mendelssohn Chonvs Jcuuer SLADDEN (Soprano) £.6:—Broadeaet to Sehools, Londen Progromime relayod Tha Lamont of ‘Taig ...-.+.-45 ove ee weeR fron Dareetry., 4.0 i—Teliet Huudilo Qieriet:: Plenedarn (edn Spanish Ladies (Sea Shanty), . Rhian Saleeddune (Elgar), a—Clonde de Vile Plen w Glow Worm (Londonderry| Love Went A-Riding...... 00. 0.44.5 Bridge forte) = Masurka in F Suairp Ming woll Mertupne io F -ary Bi Vous Paves Compria Dens AE}. eee ees dcecu! pea eaeeee | art. Cool Sharp (Phopinh: Bigeletta Parkpiran (List),4 I— BeesStone A Birthday owen ley j iodisch Retin: Deebeon (ella? Chnade dh! Vale (Pia- The Trea in the Wood (Somer- forte: Addegio and. (arpay Homo from Treat lo ta Major Lia ridin, get Folk Sori . Gonpos MeCowwen (Entertainer) in a Humorous dl:—Qoortet 2. Three Lircam Tacos (Coerale “Tayhor) 2 alse, Literiiede "Bay That Yor Lave Me" (Nicholls); Poo-drot, * dinlling. Joe | Atues Forno At bi £.8:—Ahornn. Tope: Mr, Wiithena -J. (Cain, Bndelay: «sec casees OT, AE Troidle Oarriece tehiwet—A. Bombers eliections,” 9.75 :—0k’ Hevar « ‘cigahr Fabry. Talc, atl Songs by Deeks Areal. Liles, arr. Ta Ror Avo Mara oi .cieseecies seas Bach, arr, ound Soleuvtion, Sylvian Pre 6.6:°—S,, fron Jano. Titi-—News, TD S38 Giron Pitas, TOR agp. sR fren Loder, 6 }—Tse Jom Ronnie with Crontrs JUL? SLADDEN 1 Froeramnge copliel fron.Listeners’ opeqorst. betiicre; Billy Boy ({Serthumbrian) Aria," Nobil Signor’ . 2.4. ee eer StathinJOrchet, conhicted by 2, teelirey Bem 820s. Mueectta’s Valen-Song (La Bohne)... . feccine inkl aay by Aca Ata: qareeenseal ty $e as defiirery set Capatan Shanty)...... - played be the Loni Radbe: Heportory Payers “Characters: Hanging Johnny (Halliard | arr. Sur&, Terry Ocrer Alhert Hackhe (a Canetnker); Jane tickle (His Witte): Mr Poekbn AREY) heres a baie whine (Albert Mother) {Mabel Meoaleteon nel Forth. Benaderaon, (Ts March, ‘The Phantem Brigide" .... Mydaleton Brier. Bickersisbers who are Hiaechitoting |S Pollitt pit. Fitc- Haul Away, Poo (FPoreshect firey, et $46 t——Request Pteagrmmne feotinoed).” gee Bhaaty) vies soceanced 9.30-11.0 5.2, from Lonton (10.10 Local News) 11.0: —S,.8. from Loon,

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ZLO0 LONDON. 361.4 M, 820 HANDEL'S SERENATA—ACIS AND M RAMSAY MACTHOS ALT yeas, al cour, GALATEA* - the first Labour Prime Minister’ to ih@td office in Great Britain. In addition to tik politcal y LO-20 Tise 2resat, Gereswica. The Weeks Wonclicter by Hantio Bnoorr distinetion: be has always been an aeqomplahesl - Concert of New Gramaphote Records Retavod trom the Badbopagate Inatitoute mir of fetter, apie rans of his iterary Gsaave ind trivel akerches -bave appeared-in the Pres, 2.30. Uroancast 20, Scots Mire, Ey, Freeoex EN rar eiathel iti a a re a H.W -PManseras aes. Homan, * Ceographicial Lievens : Towle. 7 CelGee fo uloabee e Get celas a LSE, FP obvere Rome oof thes: were republished Isst year doncer Townrde the Risone Sn. PAPO ee ee oe Eees the title of ' Wanderings and Excursions, anal Potyphieineg ..5...vse...., JORERA FAMED GTOR those who laws reat this book will look forwarel 3.0-3.45 Evexsoxg relaved fiom Vy ESTMINSTEM Harpaichord played by Griarn Coorer with the keenest interest to henrng its aothorea” q ABHEY impressions of the tremencins ail beewiklerongs hi hie fighteenth Cen bry reli patrons were of Hisert from which he has just returned, 40 Timm Stora, GReenwite. Afternoon Topics: fret assistance to composers, Eanikel, who am | Ann Spe, * Phookce- “Ti tee a Founan Sethe “im Enghand, found -jvis 1MA30-12.0 DANCE BMESIC: “Tre Savoy On: chic patron in that Duke, * the princely Chandos,” PHbASS Bod Tire BrbviaAss trom tho Savoy Hotel i £15 ‘Trocaveno Tea-Tiwe Mesre whois aGontroller oof the “Army's pay, dick ex-

tremely well for himeel! ont of the “4pickings.* blo, Loe Ceitpren's Hote: *Fonge by Eva Avis and Galntna foolled o * Serenata") ie one of ete 2 Lnkey Dabhte * Cifabel Marlee) the vor! works composed when Hinde! wes oXX DAVENTRY. 1,600 M. ° Phe Dark Hoi, by Li.MM. of the Jy ty Afnet living at’ the Dake'a: palace ot Cannons, near

Edgware, as Master of the Misic, and lad at 60 Dascee- Mugen. Thee ‘Lovnoxn Rape Dasce

his disposal an Orchestra aod singers, ee Bas, directed by Stoxsey Finwas 16-38 a.m, Tiss Siexan, WeaTtHeePoricast Ifa story is so chédt that the Varies numbers 6.35 Market Prices for Farmers need not be detailed. 11:0-1.0 Tae Davestiy. Quaarer ond- Erni Gulaten (Soprano), a Soa Nemph, is loved and Mantes Watts (Contralto) > Warten Parse 6.40 Boy Scouts’ Talk: A Chrietmas Message by won by Act (Tenor), a Shepherd. Upou their (Baritone); Kewoan. Tarion (Pianoforte) ! the Re Hen. bord: Hawrros, Chicf Connie happiness breaks the Grmt, Polypheme (Aas), sioner ne who covets the maiden. He kills Acia, but Li 2.0 i i: {ran Hoan

’ 0) ‘Trae Srosar, Bre Bes; oe ~- = Werke Forecast, Fist E i Heer ee yuan oes wee is i : Sa 730 5.8. from London etree ee Serato GENERAL EWS HoLLeris o epee kat fy che i ap Ahir. . Lbewrs-Hisn: “Six | . es _|820 AN IRISH Great Artists and What | PROGRAMME They Stand For— Hol- SB. from itelfast bern * : DonorEopcens I ANS —HOLBEDS,: -the (Contralta) pointer of whom, Mr. Parrine BARKER: (Harp) Lewis Hind: will~ speak in the fourth of hit pera of TRE &TaTios (CRESSTRA tulles, win TPS or ie LICH EST HA reafrest porbrant © pater Who bave ewer dived, Bern Irish Fant aEY m eormany ots DAS, he EF. Norinan Hay spent much of his active life it Manipland,- t a ! orhich he | 6.76 Docroravy Roponas first crumein 1i°8, He died

cian Three: ‘Teoditienal Uleter of othe onlagaa in: Londen Aire... . iterate Bharti in 2043 Bioo Bills iat Antrinc,; Ae LavinLove: Black Sheila, | 7.30app. Musical Intorhode . of the Bilyver- Eve” J 7.40 eeapp. Mr...eanEee Lior?ee i?eeeae aa PL i sl praia { ; 4 " : : ; don Tansmee re* fil- aeTHE ELEPHANT AND CASTLE IN THE OLD DAYS. aad ag es ‘Grania ond Diarmid’ n 1HE olf inns of London This is how the famous South London Inn l o o k e d when Rowlandson portrayed it in 1780, This and other famous Londen inns and taverns will be mentioned by Mr, Elliott O'Donnell in E r l q u s r - | i are thickly onctusted with leerul wn hivhory, his talk to-night at 7.40,

BE Dore Ropers | Most oof them have now ~~ ae id

been otther rebailt of mstored berond -all Galaten exerts her * pow'r divine * and, tliowagrl Lullaby, ‘ I've Found my Bonny Babe" recomition, bit a few memein unchanged, she inne rectoce her lover eeea deacinees te One at a Time (Air, “She Hime Eo eMrir notably the Cheshire Cheese, off" Fleet Street, that he shall ba pmmeartal, and Fee ae wo pod. Petticoat Up ta Dry"). .6;--.2-+5+ Stanford | which ia now just as it waa when Dr, Johnson There ia another character. Damon, a Shepherd The Beoutihal City of Blige... 0s.ak

ond hte friends weed to meet therein the time of (Tenor), whosepart comets of a Recitative and George LT, ~Amongst the other inns about which Aar in the first pertven of the piece, and twe Aira $.0 Jig for Violin and Piono from “Six Trish Mr: O'Donnell will talk, The Spaniards, on Hoamp- in the seeond bald, Dearie ess ced Chal eee ee ee Stanford stem Hoath, hasiesspontions with Dick Turpin, A chorus of Nymphs and Shepherds provides the Gordon Riots, and many other famous Vanely, singing sone comments upon the action {Enter StoxeLey—Violin) people ahd event, bot will be for erer known af the work, (CLAtDE DE ViInte—Pianoforie) ti Dickerisinine primarily ie tho “seer cof the fea-part Af frat whieh Abra. Bardell waa balorin of 90 Mr. Bais Less will read a pateage from 95 OCOmcwesThs tn the Fleet Prenat. the imetaned of Minera, Spenser s FaEnte QCEESE'

Dedeson and Foor, The Angel, ont Islington, Trish Rhapesty, Ne. 1, Op. 753 ie.5 Stanford MAE ‘FAERIE. QUEENE* was the raster: and the old Elephant and Castle (the first tavern there wae built in L674) were preat coaching piece of Edmund Spenser,“the poets’ 9.20 Patiink Harknr ims for the Northern - acl Southern ‘roads poet.” and one of the hrichtest stare in the Harp Interlude of Ty adhiticenn | irish Flurs, lemding respectively, and the Angel wos, in addition, a wonderful galaxy produced in England by the Elvabethan age, This long, allegorical poom, He ; # creak sabi ba place of reaert in the evenings

jaa were the tea-curdone at Jack Straws Castle) which was published in parta between 1459 and ‘THE ULSTER CEILIDH. im the daye when the road between Islington and 1500, has been described os “the only reat GRANDA’S BIRTHDAY * poem iat helt been owritten in England since the City waa 60 unsafe ofter dark that a Written atl Arrraingett by: CABLES Kh. Awins Chanter died, nearly tai ment uries before. | bell owee rong ni conveys made up bo Nore: ' Ceilidh "—prondoiced Kaley “— Ari in eemeach other lame. Ag for Andertons in Fleet iL 9.10 ACIS AND GALATEA (Continued) formal] gathering al neighbours enjoving a chap Street, th a4+-still the resort of newspaper men, tml Sinkg-sone. Gnd the eet ing pile el tlie Whitefriars habe 16.0 Tove &texaL, Grteswick: Wratiet Pore- 80 \ ARIETY, cast, Secon: Gerkan Wews ic uierix: 1k0 Weararce Forecast, Kews Locel Anunouncemernts Dorts Asiton (Votuliat) 18.10 Shipping Foreensl Toe Loxpox Saxorsoxe Ocret, direeted byw 15 The htt. Hon7. Ramsay Macbowatn, MP. : CUALLES: RESABD ‘Daveaml Nighis-in** The Daeeoert:*** 10.15-12,0 5.8. from London

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SIT BIRMINGHAM. 451.g M. fs Bhenkin | be a 9.20 J. Mixes Tomas The Rising of the Lark ))o0.. 4 Dhoni te Middleton Biodwen Fy Anwylyd o...4cecwsas en J, Parr 245 Tae StatiPiaxsororre Quister: Leader, I, MaAtowys Trois (Baritone) Wyt ti'n Téoflo’r Lioer yn eudi . 2... S. Hughes

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4.40 ‘VIEW POLNTS * Te 6.40 Bor Hoy Souta pg Grrl Ghoides +: Mere. Faaxk Jones (Mayoress of Smethwick), ‘The 4 Redo Flay im Two Beene by M. Type. 11-30-12,.39 Morning Musial by the SrArio™ i Walf Cub Movement." Kicnanpes Ocanrer 70° So. from London, Piodaced by Gonnos MecOe SEE errLAASSS ee renders Awenkowel® Mary Joos .. PRYELISMonmgas Selection, * La Boheme "soso sssis Pee 7:40. Monsieur Ruse Turpavur: French Telk and Reading 4.30 Afternoon Topica $4-12.0 8.8, from London (10.10 Local News) 245. 0. Measnowa (Aute-Piano Recital)

6BM BOURNEMOUTH. 206.1 M. 6.0 Fren Binesance (Baritone)

Protogue, “TI Pagliseci'...... :. Leetracaio 11.30-12.0 Tee Stupor Tro: Recaro 8, Honour mid Aria iss AT SE eee Aandef ~ Mowat (Violin), Trowas E. Inosoworrs(Cello), The Last Call. 2... 2-44. pee eee ee eeOTE CHARLES LEESON (Pianeforte) MQUOH™ sia siskie diocesan, Spee ae h a, Ailiten 2.0) Broapcasr roScuoots : C. H. B. Qvexnetr, 8.15. Tre Cmiunines's Hove ‘Everyday Life in Weseex in Ancient. Times —{ll) The Early Renaissance to the Death of 6.0 S28, from London Charleq I,’ 7.400 Mr. F. Sracky Listorr: Weeldly Talk on 345 Aiternoon Topics Sport

4.0 Tea-Tiwk Mvsta from Beale's Restaurant, 6.0 VARIETY Od Christchurch Hoad, Directed by Groner SHORROCE § Param Bovan Onenestesa = Musical Bracey Director, Winn Sanne B15 Tar Comones's Hove Oncanerra Pox-irot, * Sweet Child" waren tong Oring. a paeed 6.0 : Masiea! Tnoterhida Foax-trot,’ Chines URS eee, hee OW cena brah 6.15 For Farmera: Major T. Stary Gees, £5 Crarrert and Dicksox Canwdy M.BACSY.8:, * Common and Troublesome Diseases A, entertainers} af Cattle * Hasn SUB, from London 6.35 One-atep, " Aiby Carmeniday oes ech wee wae Purama 6.40 Boy Scouts’ Sing-song and News Walt, * At Paaee: with the Warled " Erotug Helin iii? 7.60 SB. from London Cs per Stay Cer, nd (815° Wine: Roca WILLIE ROUSE, Allezecdl Humenr at the Pisno 740 Mr. Geonge Dascn, F.R-A.S., ‘Cardeaning * the popular entertainer, who will take «leading | Bann part in the variety programme to be broadcast 80- 70 SLB: from London (10.10 Local News) Fox-trot, * All Ajone and BHlye".., Ehetiie ee from Manchester at 8.0 to-night, Fox-trot, * Poor Papa’...... % veceee a a coe

Jou: Hesay will Interfers

5WA CARDIFF. 35d M, eo Bronwen Lewit (her Married Sister) Baxp

: Many Macnos ap.FAYLoR Taneo, " Fair Sédarita of the Argentine " Taaiver

Thomas John Lewis (Browwen's Borsbearmd) ee 17:30-1.50 Lunch-Time Music from the Carhion Fox-tret, * Static Birt! ooo Felen and Wall id, Font Panky — Resiqirarnt 80 CuantTEens and Bicnsos ee ES tippical Welsh kitchen, which 30 As Arressoon Concert Bann

ia aleo the living = toom of the Lowis roe menage. Bronwen ia a bustling, capable toe: Tur STarion Oncueerna, conducted« hy Wanr- Pox=boot, Wo?omy) yy eee ea cece Kern 7 wok Hattieite wife, whose thoughts mirely venture outside ber Waltz, ‘i'mTerribly in Love With You*, Fiis own househelad, Emon L. Taomas (Tenor) Hor sister, Mary, is of very. different. mentality, Wie Rouse ati: Aices (Entertainer) Her restless spirit ie warmed by the Trekot Repetition of the Previous Offence youth and enthusiasm, She haa wit, bramea and 4.45 Mr. C. M. Haren, | Playwrights Past and some unieuel quality in her commo4 that has yet 810. Baxo Sree) The Irish Dramatists" Tal develop, Fox-trot, “Two Little Bhoéhirds ' 5.0 Pianotorte Recital z Thomas John is a poor creature without murtiative, Fox-trot, “Scatter Your Smiles” whose thoughts and actions are dependent on Kerthtnder tet Wiening 5.15 Tar Coiprex’s Hour the: strong will of his better half, ; lt ie 11.0 am, Bronwen is preparing dinner. 9.30-12.0 aub, ron Benen UT Local hows) §.0 Mr. H, Morary Saumaos, * The Homa Life of Mary enilera and the Play hegrina, the Great Black-Backed Gull" Sreme 2, ‘Seven buay years have rolled away, amd, thanks to Brouwen's hosiness inetinets,; 6KH HULL. 283.5 M. 6.15 8.8. frown Londo ‘Thomas ohn-haa prospered. In the sitting:

room af them amarh sew villa, Hronwen awaits 740 Mr. A. Bessette: ‘Joho Masefleld—Hig Gramophone -Rerords the arrival of Henry Steele, a. fomens author, 11.30-12.30 Pereanality * who is presenting a Young People's Tnstitute to Artexvoos Tariog: Mr. 0), the “Town, ‘Tom enters nid the Piny contin, 4.0 H. Panis, £0. 3.8, fromLoudon ‘Twolva: Vignettes of the Great. ionipoesens* 8.20 HEARTHSTONES OF WALES Incidental Mare by the-frarion: QorsTer (1h) Tre Bration OiwresTHA, comlucted by WAR 9.10 OnonesTra £15. Fremrs Ovanrer, relayed irom The New Bolection of Weebsh. Aung ss. can vive as’ Maddleton Restaurant, King -Edwanl Streets wiok BRAITHWAITE

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6.0 Light Mose 6.35 8.2. from London 4.0 Afternoon Topics 6.20 Seouts” ‘alk, Tistrivt Rover Menth-. ‘The Constitution of ‘The British $Comman- 4.15 OncnesTRA relayed from the Albert Hall 6.20 S.A. from Cordiff wealth, “Pid: bo Biri “A. WW, STePHESSon, 10.0-12.0 5.8, fromLondon (10.10 Local News) LL.B 15 THe Compresss Hote: * Compétition”

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a4 297 M. & 6.10 For Bcouta: The Revs EL oW. Seuwrs, “Rover Beouts’ Northern Programmes. 6.25 Musica] Interhacde LL.30-12:) Fieco'’s Cart Oncararna, relayed 5NO NEWCASTLE. 312.5 M. irom. Freld’s Cate, Commercial Stroe, «leeds 6.35 SUB, fren Lonclon 40°—tie T. 7'.. Rameoy, Teas Golp. &181—Moole fron) Commie Rew Galler “RHeslaurant, Fas ccuibiren"s Licey Ter, 68:3. fri London 6.48 2—Sronts"* “Peadletin. 44. Fireun's Carré Oncwnsrna, rolayed 4g) Me Pl WwW. Bows: * Early Trelond—(1) Field's Catt, Commercial Btreet, Leeda thretmns Goel Turne, Gy Miro. A. Aichokon. “7.0738. Did and Christan" from Landop. 7ige—Prof. deews. Benet Aten 6.0 ArreRwocey Toric: Mire: M, Banire,* Lowelle #6 :—' Pelleas- onal Sietisands.” AC Pieibe Maurie) Mavteriinek, 2.0-12.0 SB from London (1.10 Local News) trictiated Orem the Preach by: favre. Alena “Tadlee. the Poet of Freedom * Preenied by Erie forber ood played by: dle Station “Repertory Compane: ncdentsa) -atiebe ty oan- Shel, qféayed by the 5.15) Tee Camorkes's Hoon? Mr. G. Beaswerr Station (echt, candied by Edward Clark, ost: Arkel Evers, ‘Animal Life—(2) How Animals Uae (hing of Allende), Keadtew Mixon, tienesleve( Melber ‘of. ilaod and Peliens), fal Sturpdon > ielewd and- Pelleas (Grind: Their Tala” eos of Ark&eh), Ahn Thospecn am Gordon: Lon: Miebeande: Bary Patios.) A Thocher,- Fred Pabhersin, S09 arrest: 6-0. Light Music The Walts; souvent ie Podapest (Lauer); The Beauilini 6:35-12.0 8.8. from London (10.10 Local News) Bhue Jenobe ohio Siu) > Le Vai (ari. Forel, 10.0:—Sevn, PRUS-12Eb:—2. BR. fram? Lomi,

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2LO LONDON. 361.4 M. ments, a volume that included, in ‘The Bottle ileatray the power of the whole Movement. At Imp," one of the great aliort Blories of Lhe world's aryTate, there ja paver any penal break in the literature. Ft would be hard ta find a writer contemplation—the Second Main, Tune ja vert 10-2.0 Tink iasan, Grexswren. Luneh:Time ol Fominewho enjoyed ao great a contemporary closely akin to the First, Music from the Hotel Metropole reputation as Stevenson, and whe left behind him eo wonder ble a eolt, the aurvival of which is The _Secorp MovEMENT hmoving steadily, 2.20 M. Srirgan; ‘Elementary French * demonstrated by the still increasing demand for auAtAIned) continue the deep thought ast out by

cheap editions of hia works. Although his: fame the First, The Mnin Section je charaetanzed i 3.45 CONCERTS FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN Was (ricake by ‘reas Talon," : Kidnapped,’ eric by a distinctive rhythm which persists through: ont, AS Middle Section consiste of ome long, eid ha Bebo rhea, hist Cae Ett arrie equally popular, Arranged by the Prorin’s Coxcert SOCIETY fm pales molody, 1 and in ackdition he hes left.in hia * Detenees: of in ob-openaiticn with, the BBC. 5 ae Father Damien,” a piece of English worthy to 1 - Tenth Concert of Fourth Serpe 10:0 Tiwe SLERAL, UREEY Wich: Warner FoRe- rank with the first of Swift's * Drapier's Letters * CAST, SROOND GENERAL News Bouuetim; Local Donorny pOmsay (Conitralic), Freprnice ae aomodel of strong, virile, controversial prose, ADTeAmenta , Wooosorer (Barrons), Haneup Fara, (Violin) 9.0 VARIETY 10.15-11.0 A POPULAR PIANOFORTE SOLADAate CONCERTO Parr il Excmsn FourMrsic By WP. Frith Interpreted by Treciats A Fomous Picture brooght ta nite Two Songs : Piano Concerta. in G Minmor 3 vss... Sand: Sate Doss anp Dee (Cross Talk) Yarmouth Town ip is said that [RENE Baown fat ALiaienl Bie moet Fame} (ONCERNINGthis Concerto it homeeeRiv StaveStole Alyly f Lucey etBroadivoodneg ~ Kubinetemn, the presi Phinist, sogeebed that Saint-Saeis and ho should together Appear PeagAmeA | Thres Songs + i at conoert as Boleist aod Conductor Pere pest mely. There were three woeks before the event was due. Tm Bevontecn Core Sunday an Oo Shr Ee #| ond the Composer promised to write a new The Loyal Lover ...... arts Ltoca Serena egoel ee Coneério for the occasion, He did it easily, with Admitat Bonbew .... 24.55 or, CO: Sharp several dave to apart, and, as ever, played fre

: 3 7 Violin #olo-= A rd work (the an¢ we wre now to hear) brillanthy, Three Foor Marine: ....-. 4. .5+- arr. Ft, Quilter a Tt in three distivier Movements. (rom Treeimana Bonce in Deuteromelia, La) ‘The Finest My EMENT, Tee nrc with aelon ial - Introduction, goea on te the discussian of Dart: + b themes in tard impassioned and calm, The Keyes of Heavon.... arr. Bury Broadwood ef The Seconn Movies (week and nidyfel) is aw Hiinty piscs af Work. The ooponing——plicled FPautr IT, mires, toon undercurrent of dram: rythni— a Riscellaneows dete, the tithea of which will be eae a charming way of lanunehing a Movement. Ln ven out by the announerr a moment the Piano sete 7te hapricious clan weinnigy, andwe lenow we open fora jolly time, eee 45 Bosaum Ganserr (Contralio} + (CEREDIG | WaLricrs: | Buritone) The Tmo Movewest (the Prnealo) is also a 4 very lively piece, in the style of the excitable §1§5. Tar Camwpres’s: Hovun: Songs by Dau: Tarantella dance, Salvi, ‘The Princess who could not Laugh ' (A. A. Mite) : 5XX DAVENTRY. 1,600 M. 6.0 Oncwrern at, -Mysic—Fiask WrsTFIELo 4

Oacneerra, fram the Prince of Wales Playhouse; Lewitham 130 aim. Time Srosan, Warner Forecast 110 THe Davertay Quanrer and Joan Every 7.0. Form Sionat, bia Bex; WeaTHen Forecast, ie + Pew Lecoatr (Mezz0-Soprang) First GEsknaL, News BoL.erin Mr. J. W, ROBERTSON SCOTT, Lrowanp Asnbpows (Baritone) Mr. G,A. AtTmomssok :* Seen on the Sereen' whose Talk in the London Studio thie evening at 7.40 on the Month's Reviews will interest all 145 Short Recital by Mile. Lexa Koxtovovires (Violin) 7:30 app. Musical Interlude ligteners who wish to keep themselves in. teach with the progress of events. 7.40 app Mr. JW. Ropeetgon Scotr: | The 2.5 Concert (Continued) “Month'sReviews ' 12.30 Qpcaw Recrra, by Mr, Leoxanp 4H. Warsen, relayed from St, Botilph’s Church, 8.0 RB. L. &. 530 Bir Bosvrp Giger, 0.B.:.' Robert. Lonis Pithecrpenarates Siteventon * AN AXKNIVERSARY PROGRAMME, arranged by Prelacds aie Pug im © Sonar Leda Ba atl Bach Chem. LEW Qik EDMUND GOSSEia-ane of the Old Cuard EAROTIAOTE ae s ar hie i et re bly te an Hairefenw Tee WIneLess OncgksTra, conducted by Jou af English ‘literary onticiem. His first ne eta ea ee he ces ia Teed » defieneiefeeohin prose writings were published 40 long ago as im -AMEELL 10-20 8.2. from Lowion 1879, and eines then he hes established a soll Overture, + Treasure Teland * ». Curd repuhation faa eridte of wire learning. impartial 3-200 SB from Doncdon Fomars judgmentara diseriminating taste, Elia books Belected from Child's Garden ofVerses. include biegraphices of Gray, Donne, Jeremy 16.10 Shipping Forecast Wier Aree (Bopranc) Taylor, Congreve, 6winburneand Sit “Thomas 115 4.8, froLondon Browne, and hie latest vodunis of Peon TE WHA Songe trom Child's Garden of Verses. * Silhooettes," published lint year. 11.0 DANCE MUSIC Prederick Nicholls day Whores: and shia: Mibwiiet Forirrs scene tron) Tah WRhkchks, dramatized by 9.45 SCHUBERT Dasce Basp from the Hotel Metropole CEetit Lewis jiterpreted by Enoan Bampton 12.0-1.30a.m. Vas Sresren'’a DAsce Bann from Tre ERCHESTRA Sonata in B Plat Major, posthumouswork (First the Hiviera Clokh Two Danes: from ' The Lrith: Minister * Two Movements) iMackeuric Molto Moderato:Andante Soetenuto Hensent Heyres (Baritone) QCHUMANN eomsiderad that therm was o SIT BIRMINGHAM. 491.8 M. Hongs al Travel sic... c cones Potion, Willian ) clear difference between Schubert's earlier Vagabond; Bright Is the Bing of Words ; Sonatas and the three whieh are add bo hawe been 3.45 Teeapcaar roSénooLe: BLoefore ey Me. Roadside Fim hue last Somosbiome. In them last three fof iron: *Misic—Why Do We Like— which to-night's is the third) Schumann found ‘a and Dialike It 3" aa THe ORCHESTRA gromer simplicity of invention,’ ancd ‘a cheerful Overture, * The Hebrides? 2...AWendelesokin surrender of every effort to bo thought brilliant &15 Lozevis FPicrorne® Horses OnceesTraa anc Grigimil." i was «mn Decenibur 3, 1804, that Robert 4.45 Marnocarer AGLTON : Lave Philtres ond ; Lows Stevenson watsstruck down -on the The First Movewewof thia Sonata in B Flat Cd Wivea® Tales,’ Doreen ox {Soprana) fata wamiclerate pee) ia a dong piece in iteelf.

verandah of his houses at Yailima, m Samoa, a. iS Ven CLpses ss Hook: A Bumeet Story, with apoplexy, and the same evening be died, It opens with w very soft, sustained melody, ole anoothand prave, perhaps even mystical. Lt written by G2 Bermarel Hughes iene Lehad by Only a year before he had published two of his Dok 4G, Mmmm moat important booka, "Catriona, the sequel iw long before. we pee on from: this First Main to’ iidnenped, and" Talond Nights’ Entertain. Tone. Perhaps a real change of mood would 6.0 8.8),fron onder

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SHOPPE seed eee ee Patter and Weal Thon 1.15-2.0 lvonch-Time Music: Finnolorte Tria 6.40. Country Topics: Mr. F, E. Brows, * Hulls Dancing (While the World is Young } oe a OER from the Piccadilly Piéture Theatre Milk Bupply * Thiet earls ‘to OPI ee chia al al pha nite lala hiking ak es arr, Jatter 3.25 Broancast to Sonos: Lancashire’ His- 7-6-11.0 Sif. Jrom onion (10.10 Local ews} ana tore in Stone and Brick: Mis B. Hispesnaw: Loving (Ont in the New-Mown Hay} “Industral Lancashire (Introchetion of Machinery and Figwally andGrowth of Cotton Towns)" 21S Ehutin (for Apartments) ss isacs ck eae ee Bow LEEDS-BRADFORD. 2 7 , ™ . * 23.45. Tea-Time Silver. danwes We Torser onl 830 ‘A SHARP ATTACK Mary Crossre.o (Pianoforte Duete) 11-30-12.30 Firun's: Cark -Onceuesrea, relayed By Herrera? C. BARGEST Rondo: from th) Bonita iid ade ea Weber from Field's: Caté, Commercial Street, De Presented by A. Ey derrrey Played by ‘Tur Lorpos Rapio —oiseRSEEaReaS 2.300 Broabcasr oh Someone 4 REPERTORY PLAyvens ir, HERBERT BARD ET tT, Mis.Bee., * Missin Appretibion ah ASL dhotestic COTM (2). The. Inaportanee ol i ot lite in a -eemall. village, Rhythm F , wherein the shrewd shopkeeper shows that the thiplomacy which £0. Tre Beark Byeerpoxy On. browght him cotmernial aupoess, CHESTERA, telaved from the Beala peeves Of hitth avail when ap. ‘Lheatpe, Lees ilie | te Wine pentlor uit al CL FE

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(Continued from page 527.) Northern Programmes. 2BD AB-ERDEEN. 491.8 M, 3.30-415:; —Trmigmileston to. Schools, 3.30:— Mr, Wilda Swalnaon, " Stoale A005. Hew the Ficet Heeorda Were: Afpda,* 6FL SHEFFIELD. 288.5 M. 5SNO} NEWCASTLE, HE5M 3.45 (—Hoghion. Uirchestrs. CORoeteel ry Pal Askew: Salle, ‘oA Midsummer Aighb a: [ened * Menibitsecdiny, oh— Be Aw 63.348 —[irosdenst to Schools: Mr.Eclo Gorter, * Pickwick Adan Foeter, ” oblieentaite—[d. Eyes eles. ae* Paper" (1). db:—Aftiernen Toples:. 4157 —Abiaic troTileys Corbe Fi shale Orevestia, ooidaeted dey Tail Askew = Hestairant, Hhickett Sires BES :-—Clilldres’a Hist, 6.48-- 11.30-12.30 Gramophone Records Four Phecea foe Atrios ee) ee —-Lonise A. Cornwall WHHn Atel Sid Starkey (Bake Eagey):. That Orrinin Party (Plamvortei: Pree’ ail oe 4, ide, 9,ane ob a), (Eidotmkison) > Always (Bertin = intenmein (neal. ih: 440:—rcheeink: -Fiolaada, "sdaveddr de Chopin.’ hege— Hota Hater (Centtelio) > Tanna. Boy (Od Lesh Abt) p) Cadler 4.0 Afternoon Topica Like 8. Coriewall Prfodes 11, 3), SS Seles 1 ier Bertin” (Scribe, bt Witlinm nod Sil Starker: Gavatte Postion mids ant: stake, Set, rE 28 (Chenin, §.5 i= ee:hestna z de Coneert. (Morey): Honjo Deets disrimehaw) } Perkins (Meso, Coot: Wralts, ‘“Abard ae Sewer" | Wabklbentel), e115 4.15 Erne. Gaorrrrn. (Violin) 6.50::—Sural Hate ¥ hanes Loark: (art, A. sack areca: Sanda oo Dee [Ensietie Chiyi: Map. My -Strow berries (Herbert Cth4 El: Sie EL Ca tele, “aber of ortherti cessed ees Soe Lore, Hwbay Paap," with ViolinThestitmthns, -&.0s—Bebehiian; * erent Larshetio . cha Over 6.40 :—Resins Wr cll (Veria}: Eetlta (Sie 7 as Se {fyi Beton, ar Hretsler Ewenta,” §.15—For Farwerm, hy Mr Bow. G, Minto. 6.25 .— Tiagimd.. Cit Tris Abe dare. Tertish. §.503-—Antomoble Aneiclatien Talk. AgticniinralMetes, 830:—4.B. from Glasgow, «9 7—H. Fupaudon vi ptur, arr, Acresaler 7.623. 0-from Londen, 10.6.:— Naw, 16.15 -—(Sinrteria Scienand Irom Londen. Tdi iir Peter (rakgoyle: * Fieot ball Popice* Mbermactsoe Porpeartt, arr. Aires ate r ond Tekan (Musial Comedy. Entertalnerah 138-110 :- DnaStgsic, Percy Hash unl Dis Jfotlan Hard, relayed from £.0'—s8.1i) from Lenion 9.0 -—Dominies’ Concert Party: Qiattel: Fuarny Arallaghan's ‘(Goartehip dar. ‘Wl Ane); AGnweR GHOFPITH. (Sopra) Lhe Catton Galvrives, Jiimes diarr. (Bees): Malden of Morten (aot. Laweon) ; Bie ie Bioehelis frorn the Clearimga ...... Walker Vet Corr. Miepereon), Marne) mel George orwirk : Thitt Kuighi of Gethichem...... D.C. Thomaon 55C GLASGOW. 405.4 M. Keys of Heaven(Trad) Ethel 8) Bort (Mexte-sopranol: My Tha nies [Aa errslab eT) Youn: Williaa Thies Hour Peo ee ee peer ae ea ce ces PCgLET 13-12 Mii Erutn GRorrirr ; purtit Sineptire, Olean Ble" tere) | Selvcticin, rnp ‘The Favourite Regiment! (frill, (0b :—Doaminiea’ Concert Pell” (TRbescob ren | Bane) 2ee Larter Fler ANGbarn): Party | Biinteth FW bean (OS oatrnlte:: The Aw aliow ( Brabinwvel Andante Concerta in E Minor ...... Menilelasofn The pecan Lover [AL V. Wisite) 5 -Whoen Trill ¢ are (kL -R ingle, Thete'+ Nae Litk Abewbho Hodesbate, Loa), eorte: Borde Weaec): O Gin MyLov Were Yom Bed Move jarr. Teck): Hegatta Peerupts F ot ed e cence eee ate a pei Mfaffratt ay hans Wilson), -Qonrteck: seteckion,: "The Alerveiiegers.' Th Woe a Tooreer nod Wiis Tass (ore, Moghey) Rte nd Janes Rode Softly Blooming. ;:...Spolr, a r r , Wilheba; ePeils hh: Twa irieh ‘Plebares (Finneage, JonGreen! Sak a’ Dee Tae) The Ship of le) Whbttakerch) Thee Whack (ews Hare: Nhat Hey at Ae(Ces). Wied Bk s Phe Mann 5.4 terioon Tepiee? Air.. WilliSworl, Toole te the Tred: Teernach Links Highball Whisky, ane ‘The Alason's AcctRe OBLFFITH i Home" §.15:—0n! Path &. Hoor; Goma Vette, “The Apron, Margaret Horwieh (Sinpeaia): Flawers of the Forest PAG pe eee aeeh Par as ee Quilfer daiventones. of Elizabeth Toasiy-Toes,” 6.0-6.2 Wither ior. Lawson: ‘Fhe Blackbird’). Sone (Cytil Becki). Cpuarie® :

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6.15 Tue Cerores's Hock HAVE YOU|GOT ‘YOUR OPERA LIBRETTI? 68.) Musical Interhade FE fourth of the serves of Operas to be broadcast from all stations is to be given on December 10. This tims 6.30-11.0. S.B.jrom London (10.10 Local News) itis ta be’ The Barber of Seville. Listeners are recommended to have a copy of the words of the Opera in front of them when listening to the broadcast, The form given below ii? arranged Bo that applicants ma

obtain either (1)single copies of the Libretto of “Th: Barber of Seville’ (or. ‘ Rigoletto,” “The Balrman Girl," 65T STOKE. 288.5 M. and” Faust, which have susie been broadcast) at 2d. each; (2) the complete series of twelve for2s, (including those whichhave already been broadcast, but which will be ot value in future broadewits): or (3) the remaining nine of the series (including The Barber of Seville, but excluding operas already broadcast) for Ts. Gd, 4.30 Heoaboast To Sonos: Miss DiommALn, pean ame ceeerserreeed SAdd apeeeeeEeLeEna whe berertert ier nmrasioge + PinLey

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2L0 LONDON. 361.4 M. A POPULAR VIOLIN SONATA Bo the music proceeds. Bist Sih rt, the songster, CATE resist breaking into. 5 atraightiorward eefoty Cocnnass (Violin) with Hinpa Deneric# bong-twice in the Movement, and there are partes 1.0 Torr Sicwar, Gueeswicn (Pianoforte) jilaving the Sonnta in C Minor, Op. 46... eae a OEY when be -bocomes forceful for a moment, bub 2.0 THE BAND O° LONDON Allegra Molto ed Appwssiionato: Allepretto the music grows yet ewifter and. lighter 9 ib Concductod by Eapressive alla Romanza ; Allegro Animata mens the and. j Perey E. Gaven. 10.0 Tom Seinat, Greenwice ; Wearnen For®- (Ess ehoowert fireh seh on the path of Manion Browne (Soprano) CisT, bECONnD GexErnat News BoLteetin Tes be i lus Trend Ole Lakh, the Violinist, SAMCEL Barn | Bac-Bantone) Laven] ANRGUNGhments ADELA HaAawaton: | Piamatorte) to whoo influence we owe a good many ex- ceedingly effective Violin pieces that Grieg 16-15 Three Cowboy Ballads 22... deca Behm = Tae Bash io" Lospis ae rire, Sting by Hayrmexp News. (Baritone) March. ‘ Nibelungen' Paha gatas oa ee He attempted few. large-scale: works, and when 10.30-12.0 DANCE MUSIC Overture, *Phedre" ...... -4:.+ difesaine! lie used the sonischeme one fintls, usually, Tur Savoy Orrnrass and Tae Svivtass from. 3.15 Mantox Baowsr that he has simply written thine Very @ffectiica thc Bavoy Hotel onl quite simply constructed pieces, verv cloarm- CHORE ic cos cpecece etek) eck sd kb eee bie adi Moacarl ing, but not essentially built up inte one hoame- Poqir-ieal ClowOr iis bess eeeeae Wi elfetiay peneoka work, He ia almost alwava at his best | oa DAVENTRY. 1,600 M. ADELA FLATS in ehort lyrical pieces. This Bonsta aims,

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per Saaibe ieee Pes oo SEE 7.0 4B, from i, reer Vallee Melamc altey ue;“The Leta+ Live Diet Tatervtal bn 7.400 Mr, Gove Bannwik reeling aS lecrt Bhory 0 4.27 Ania HaMatoy £.0 FOPULAR PROGRAMME Prthide: Op: hy Tur Srariox Oncuesrea, conducted by Joserg Bertie... .- J Stab eeee ee Bd a a Chop fi Lewis \ SasceL Bas, Overture to * Hienwi-’ po. s.0 see ee ce Wager Bor of Mine Spee eee eee ee ee PF iathiece Guonce Pizsey (Baritone) i The: Genth. Maklen . - Serpierin tle Gener Bernard Eleanore 2i..c,20ieesce ee es Coleridge-Taylor ‘The: Lute Plavées 22 )ciee cise a Pee 44° THe Bast. oa" Loxnow hir, OLIVER BALDWIN, Beeler wo, “L'Enfant Prodigue’ ...... Wormer Reading short stories ower the microphone is ORCHESTRA : Coronation March from* Las Prophote A Meverbeer becoming fashtonable among famous people. Selection, * The Belle of New York’.... darker 50. Arrerxoos Toros: A Gorden (Chat, by Mr, Oliver Baldwin makes. his first appearance CHARTEMIS snl Diorsas iam(nas,ROHL, in thisrole this evening at 7Adin the Birmingham Musival Comedy: Entertaimers Studio, (5.8. from ‘all stations.) B15 ‘Tie: CHriores’s Han n: Selections by THe CROMESTEA |

DAvESTRY QMeARTET: ‘Erbert tulkes his Family a Minwet: from ° Bereniee” can eee eae ee eee to the Tower of London * works, Ite Second Movement, os m the other Daler ert bars bk eee oe hee Scohpleart ie feadier) Bonatas, 34 pleasantly romantic, 6) Toe Wreenrss Qtarcer Georkde Piseey _630 Mr. Fraxow Tore: ‘Next Week's Music’ 30 Mnjor Leoxanp Tossw fit, 7° The “Varsity Fro divverness to. Bello hea eeeeed Pinher intel" ape le ey Senate Gk a eae \ 70 Tink Stasan, Bic Bex -Weernen Foreasr, Drake Goer West. boise Siok eed panderson Fans’ GESERAL News BrLietin 9.45 BCHUBERT CHanrtEeis and Dickey Talk Tuterpretied by Epoar Barros ORcitesoA Pea app. Muscteal Interhide Sonate im E Flat (Posthuimens Work), eonebocded : Pe lern dee eyes pe ie aed eee cil eo BSohero, Allegro Vivace; Allegto mia. non TA. app. Mr. Onirver Badowis reading -f Droppe Solechbon, Betty ka ses fubens and Steffan 5G Shert Stor, Shadows.’ SH. from Mrmingham $.30-12.0 3.8. from London (10.10 Local News) ] EETHOVEN j6 supposed to have said on : i: OLIVER BALDWIN hot (had an hit cemt h-bedd : You, Anselm [ancintimate: | a nino. career AMOnga the post- friend] have my mind, but Frans bas my ecal,’ wor firms ofthe Near Kast, anc his oxperiences Franz Behubert, in some of his ieepar- music, 6BM BOURNEMOUTH. 306.1 M. aa 8 goneral 1ia the Armenian Anny are recounted thows us Deothoven’s saul, but he never shows ia his beak, ‘Prepon and Hevolutions, which appeared fast your, Alltbough he is the son of it mort plainly sind unmibinkabl than ‘in the 11.15-12.15. Minpay Music, relayed from W.-H. leat tre Movements of this Sonata. the Prime Minister, hie an active Binith and Sone’ Restaurant, The Square and ardent The ocnHenzo (Qiick, lively, with dchieney) Soria lat, iy * yest indeed, after Beothoven's own, heart, 3.45 Afternoon Topics 8.0 ‘HOW'S THAT?’ ' cirect, Hdehing, perhaps freakish. Notice the 40 Ter Rovan Bare Hore.Dascr Bax, relred 4A New Kadi Revue ° ebrupt tone giver out-imthe Treble and repeated from King’s Hall Rooms. Directed by ALE Bonk hy Cect. Lewis, |’fasical Tiemes by Varncus i the Bars, then subjected to broken tresiment, Wats witieGit Commi posera leading to one hevyer knows what next, finally Tre Loxpox Rant Daxck Baxn, directed by Trepenbed, — 5.15 Tae Carioses’s Hote Bipsey FPoaraw Then comes a aubeloed, nyyaterrous Trro, ind the repetition of the Bcherse, 6.8 oRfrom London Coat inelides + The FreaLe (Quick) starts with o peremptory 7.48.) Mr. Orver HBatpwis reading- oa Bhort TDasara Hasmiey; Atma Vane; Doran littl: ‘Tone: them a chord arrests ous, ood Story, ‘ Sbhaclows,” 8.8, fro Birmangham Marien : Breve: Aaees ; Pant -WaAbe ; malate. on the bine being repented. ‘Tome -after Linwax Elamkison, ard timethat chord pulls up sharp the ‘mecing 8.0 VARIETY Trek: Bape Ciporis, miic, anol brings back the “Thine, which,”: Eopy Heep Produced by Eunret Loxdstarrs however, takes all sorte of twists ane turna, (Original Patter Artist)

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Mavin. Rexxerr and Honack Srrvens aL Luneh- Time Mimic: from: the ‘(Cariton 4.0 Arrensoon Torica; Kare Lovet. on’ Props" Duet from Rigoletto...) 0.655 sete ae peated in ARO TheeT 4.15 Dascn Moai: Morratorm’s &yaraonics, Chace nR 3.0 Loudon Progranmme relayed from Daventry relayed fron the Edinburgh Giic, Gallroorn Annie Laitie. veces ewes pees oe. sb 5.0 Pianoforte Recital The Holy Child. ...0.se00s... Kenhope Afaitin $8.25 Tae Carrunsen's- Hows AltoLirterlache 6.0 8.6. from Londen Freomuick Hopurrmson (ello)

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David Coppertield (Aged 10). ... Berry Laxotey 30 Turn Station: GacwestRa 6KH , HULL. 288.5 M. Mr. Murdstone .2.,:..,... Pamir H, Hagen Mise Murdstome i..ii..2.0.. Mira, Haaren 4.0 Arrézsoon Tortca: Miss Buancen Morrect.,

Beene! Misa Trotewood's Parlour ‘The Date Harvest in Tunisia * 40 Arrencoos Tories: The Rev. Anrocn. H, Roms, * Rome Sayings of Children’ 6.15 Mr, Moseo Bann: ' The Britieh Naticnal 415 Tesa-Tink Moai: Tue. Royvan Hore. Trin, directed by Arner Froingsaoge 415 Freup's Quanrer, relayed from tha New Opera Company & Beeson im Liverpool,” with Voor! Tuetrationa Reatanrant, King Edward Strect 6.15 Tar CuoitoRess Hover Comonen's Hour 6.30 SL. from Lenden 5.15 Tee 60 Jas ReePeEaD in Half-an-Hbw of Comedy £0 Light Mino 7.400 Mr.Onivick HaLowins reading a Short Story, and) Diana 228, front Atrnvinghan 6.20. SB: from bonwdian 6.30 8.8. from Lowdown BO-12.0 A.B. fron Dendon (10/10 Local Nows} 7.40 Mr: Ouven Banowin reading a Short 7.30 PLYMOUTH CORPORATION CONCERT Story. So: from Birminghint In conjunetion with. ‘the £.0-12:0 8.8. fromLondon (10.10 Local News) 5NG NOTTINGHAM. 288.5 M. Piyveaovra Srarian of the Brirsa Hroap- CijstNG Gowpany, Lid.

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-PROGRAMMES FOR SATURDAY|(December4)

ti JEANNIE -ALEASDALE. (Soprano) 288.5MM. Cramiphooe Beenie: i i—Sbr, Artivur fi. Alnwiek :* Wihetims | 6FL SHEFFIELD. of Love.” 1h —Musle tram Coxon's New (ullery Restaurant . Goma Boing of Thule ¢Paust). sete eee £15 —Oildres’s Hor, 6.024 trom Landen. T.4apo.:— Mr. Joho Reinmir. "“Aseociation Festhall” @4-—' The Breads* 4.15 OncnweysTRA relavet trom the Grand Hotel Leosarne Gowreces (Tenor) Memory Lane (apler) §.20:— HH. Morerox Bal Mergen aid Ivy Chipp in Tyosike Sketches. 30 :—3. 1. Vinusberg Music amd Pilerims Cherus- (Tenn- 6.30 S.A. Foaw Doonan from Landon (10.18 Loca! Kewsi, Le 3 :—Tilley's Dane Band, relavet from the Grind Assenibl: boon, ULLb-2be@:—ach Peggy’, eerr. JAP, Aforetan POT whew ea aes 7.40 Mr. Oniver BaLowin reading a Short Story. frote Lovieieen

Conk SB. from ernpiiaghen = Se Nero Spiritunals ee rr. A ot. Bartel 55C GLASGOW. 495.4 M. 80-120 4.8. from Lenton (10.00 Local News} Deep Biver; Peter, Go Ring Dom Bells £0:—Wireles Quartet: Mary M. Russell (SopraBEC) 5.o:— Afterooga Tophes; §.18:—Tim Chlktres's Hour Ma kay Bra Jeanne BLGaASoALE wind Leoxanp Cowes (Planoforte oud Rando}. 6. a 6.2: Weather Forerast for Paruiets 6.15 ;—Hadio becicty Talk, & 25: ACRirht it Vieniee si cea. Leontine 6ST STOKE. 288.5 M. 4B from Landen. 7.40: Beotheh beach Ser t Arofessie Jieh u, “The Loehe of the Weetero HILPEGARDER ARNOLD Fales;' BO: Date Midiale The Was Ban, félared frem the Finks, 9.30% pris Talk: Old Astocktion Foottall Jnler | ce: ere ese dec ag ena ge ee 4.0 Tre liar. Torater Oncweerea, directed nationalic], ‘ Football.” §45-120-—4.8, from Lendos (ke1o Tarantella oR ah ee Prajiprer by ° Hox oeLee Loral Bews) ;

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CleatsParris £ ¢ Marries Arig] pe Miss EDITH PENVILLE, Miss LENA COPPING and Miss |i AN Miss RUBY HELDER MEREDITH: the talented solo [lutiat, who will play in William the popular entertainers, will broadcast ta will singfour Indian love lyrica fromMiss Turner's Twenty-first Annual Concert at Bournemouth listeners in the Variety prc gremme Wicod Jorde-Finden’s popular song-cyche in this Nottingham to-night. [6,0] at B o'clock to-aight evenings concert at Nottingham,

JEANS BLEASDALE 5.0 Afternoon Topics 2BD ABERDEEN. 491.8 M. Bong of the Nightingale .:...... 00. Philips £15 Tae Catiores's Horn 9.45 Afternoon Topic: Roomy Lamond, * Theae Aljore: -— fot Winter Sports” . —The Stotion firchtetva, coudarted by 6.0 Dasce Mean Pal Asdew Mare Maclec! (Conran 6.05 (>The LEosARD LoWiNgs Hint: Second Concert. by Memdeers of the Halo Clade &0:— Angels Guard Thoe,.....+-5+. pees J, Godard SE from London, Tb:from Birmingham, £.8:—' A 6.308.8. from 'Z OTN Kinane of Spain, Concert perm written be Korman Ingram Mesie by Vineet Thome. rodeobet irvine 8. Cooper. H, Monrrox 7.4 Mr. Ouiver Baowes prea mg i Short Storr, Characters: Dactota {a Daehte of the Aboade. of the fein of J A, fron Birniaingha aR Le Thier), Anon Fitiporn oprmanm: Pepa (e-delpeay dtr, Air and Variations, ‘ Holsworthy Church Bells ' Biemtiine Forrest (Meteo Soprano): Alvares: to Captain in thn S&S, Weaeley SpoinkArmy), Wiliam Gilebrist( Tenor) > Alene {Poet aad Vitis £6176 4.6 from Leodon (1010 Lecal News) Cao Grower, Harold Kimberley (Baritone): Choris of Moteleers, PenantsAne ipeles [fren tie Lathe Opera Compe), Sern Matona, Lovely Maiden...... Grlandie Doss Li Kee, in Atdahsta. The Wires Qrehesitra (Leader, Alex: Mndeky), combocted by Irvine &. Cooper, B15 :— What Ita Oht-To Be o Wild Wind.:. 0.00... 6. lpor 55X SWANSEA. 288.5 M, Is i" ‘The Elebth of ae Seriesof Thombenll Sketches, [Lae

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for If you had asked him GSNisslerto a month ago you had been on your way to a dealer to buy a valve and you had met Scott-Taggart. If he had recommended a certain valve as ideal for your Supposing he purpose, would you have taken his advice 2? had said: “When you get it, I shall be happy to test it out thoroughly and, after I am satisfied it is up to standard, give

you a personally signed certificate to that effect,” would you Gat rr have accepted this offer ? ee You would not consciously have analysed the reputation he has

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a guide to over 500,000 readers ofthem. It might flash across your 0 mind that he was the head of the creat Elstree Laboratories and the keenest of critics of valves and apparatus. How far would 28 his opmion have influenced your judgment? Would you have put his recommended and tested valve in your valve holder with confidence ? To-day you have actually to answer this question. John Scott-Taggart has relinguished all his former activities to produce the best vaive he can. It is available in every type, and the designer personally initials every box to certify that the 8, T. Valve inside has been tested dynamically (i. e., under actual operating conditions) ander his own supervision. You are about to buy a new valve. Let it bean 5.T.—the vaive which, as its dynamic curve shows, gives high amplification and wonderful purity of reproduction. Thanks to the toredium filament and the high constant vacuum, its performance will be maintained, for S.T. valves are built—like the Pyramids—tolast. TYPES and PRICES 2 VOLT 4 VOLT 6 VOLTS HFST2age BESTAyy BF or18/6 | LF. 5.T.220.1 amp. 14/- Power. 5.T.4Z0.1 amp, 18/6 Power. O1amp.5.T.62 18/6 PowerSecmp. 18/6 | $1430.25amp. 22/6 S153025amp. 22/6 i [STL walter are cheadjened bp fohn Sent. Tagerrt. Fo fnaiP., AAE., ecthor of “-Theretonic Tbe fa Roda Felegraphy and Teleobonp,"" Glementary Perthood on Wireless Pacwae Debes,""* Prociical Wired 5 brates Cfeuia "More Panchcel. Pelee Cirewits,”“" He leelesa Freitas Steaip Exolained*Radio Palies ond Hew te wee ther,” and other dondaord text-hooke. Mr, Scoll-Togporl wos the founeer of theMedio. ress a (Limited and af the Barrnala “" Afodeen Piredeae, 7" A treba “one he He retess Conairpetos. "ets the i Brited inecndor of [he Meuirodgae Cireott trdendied in prachteally ier modern ereefact, ard, In caorlier doye, peogleried fhe refer-chrcall with be 5 TCO iaveniion, For poara fhe hop bern dead ofan organbotion publisheng i godeg fo oer T5000 readers; Suich fer sete oe" he STPe Pomp Pour"! The All Goneert,""" The Three-coloe Decal," The Mfogic Five," The Night flak," The Afminaltal,"" The Glitree Sor are" Tie Solodpne "were dele onder, his manageretnl, god proctinalln ellare heaed on Slr cuit Invendivr, He iat for soe Nee fa chase fie neanferthe of Ae ondidies af solves sve for the Anish Goverment ond dos ochioed on unrivalled deal reputation Both for hi hosp. kee of wirelee aed Ais goloe manufacturing experience. | S.T. LIMITED, 2, MELBOURNE PLACE, ALDWYCH, LONDON, W.C, 2. (Next Australia Hour.) | QscaareeIDAOCOeISOs ISOOOMETET | as eal Ay tn cbdodrieg fhese colder, woe abel! he hopey fo supply direct eder cur cunn compier oF dipvel bee posi. pi ae: eerie atiran fasured again! breakage and con be sent COLL, éf desired on receipt of poateard.

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An economy which is no economy ROMhedge to hedge the plough- They are extravagant im current and Fines slowly: cuts the furrow. last only a comparatively short time. Yard by yard the gleaming steel Compare. on the other hand, the turns over the rich brown earth. In wondertul new Cossor Point One one working day. Hodge and his two taking only. one-tenth of an ampere. companions may be able to plough a An accumulator which would last whole acre. Over the horizon is to be a 2-Valve Set fitted with Bright found quite a different scene, Ai fussy Emitters for ten hours would last little tractor, cutting several furrows more than 200 hours if Cossor Point at one time, is noisily eating up the One Valves were substituted. 790 sround at an amazing nace. In tity hours of free Broadcasting. every time minutes this machine will do as much your accumulator is charged. Think work asa man with two horses can of the money you will save m charging do in a whole day. costs alone, - The tractor works under a bie handi- But economy is notthe only advantage cap—its initial cost is many times you get with Cossor Point One greater than the cost of a pair of Walves. They are fitted with a horses. Butin spite of this, mechanical kalenised filament which throws off ploughing is rapidly driving the horse a terrific stream of electrons without from the land, Sensible farmers no visible glow. The destructive effect longer look at first cost—they seck of heathas been eliminated. Most results, The extra expense of the valves—even dull emitters—come to tractor is amply justified by the big anuntimelyend because theirfilaments reduction it can make in the cost of have become brittle through excessive ploughing and byits superior work. heat and are readily fractured. The Cossor kalenised filament, on’ the of thousands. at There are. still tens other hand, retains its lelong plia- wireless enthusiasts who could take bility, is abnormally tough and ts this lesson to heart. They are. still capable of resisting hard knocks with using bright emitters or foreign dull case. No valve will outlast a Cossor. emitters because—like the two horse nlough—they are low in first cost. See your Dealer: about these remark- But althouch they may be cheap to able Valwes—he has them in stock buy, they are not economical t o ’ use. in three types.

The new Cossor Point One The new Cossor Point Ono The new Cossor Stentor Two No, ZOD. With Ginck Band. An No. 2108. With Red Band. Pres Na, 215P... With Green Band, For iden! snper-eenetiva. Eke= eminent Seng HF Power Valve wee—ldeal: tector. Coimumptlod “lL 14/- vilves, Lonaptiodn 1 J 4 / - fot Super Sets, Comeurop- 18 ‘6 amp, ot Fe valis amp, af PR wolts tion “1h arm. dt TR volts / Ccossor Point

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Shipsin thethatnight F you miss a play or a film on one oc- casion there is always, or usually, another chanee. If you do not see it this week, you can see it next week, or the week after. Broadcast opportunities do not recur, Programmes are not. repeated. They pass like ships in the night, and do not COME YOUr Way aati. Don't lose any more opportunities. li your set is notgivingthe results it ought to give, putit right at once, so that all future programmes are faithfully and amply reproduced. W hat of yourvalves? Are they the cause af poor quality or volume? [f so; you can cure the trouble at once by replacing your present valves with B.T.H. Valves. Buy or borrow some to-night andtrythem in vour sét. Almost certainly reception wil be improved, andyou will have the assurance that no morte items or program- mes, eagerly awaited, will pass, vaguely heard, into the limbo of forgotten. things.

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