Rapro'Times, January 25, 1924.
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Oe =—— — OFFICIAL WHAT'S IN THE AIR? PROGRAMMES A Word on The Regulations. By J. C. W. REITH, Managing Director of the B-B.C. HERE are now between six and seven The ordinary licence is not applicable, anid THE BRITISH hundred thousand licences, and the regula- obviously the Constructors’ Licente iano vee to tions are not only clear enough for all to wnder- them, ag they have not boilt the set up theim- stand, but siso simple enough for all to be able selves, BROADCASTING to conform to them. In viewof this and the it oe ™ L eflorta we are making to provide sece ptablepro- Apart from the whowe, the trade mark hee a grammes, we hoped that no further evasions value of ita own. It means that the set has COMPANY. would take place, and that it would have been heen passed by the Post Office authoritirs, unneceseary for the Post Office to take legal and is therefore of a certain stendani: It means —_— action. that the man who made-tt is a member of the For the Week Gininimacing s: es ry y British Broadcasting Company—and there are _SUNDAY, SANUSRY:are Tt is difficult to fathom the mentality which now almost a thousand members, These firms allowsany man, able to afford it, to refrain from have subscribed to the onpital of the Company, taking ont his Meence and thereby contributing and oncach set they sell, a small tariff (is. for LONDON CARDIFF his quota towards the expenses of the service a crystal set and Ss. per valve-holder for valve from which he probably derives considerable sete) comes to Ge. and ao helps wa in our work. ABERDEEN GLASGOW pleasure. If hia sense of honouris not anfficient, Thess Hema are British in their labour and in he may find other measures taken in a very their material, and also deserve your support. BIRMINGHAM MANCHESTER short time. We have had a ceriam numberof + a # PS BOURNEMOUTH NEWCASTLE Ciraes reported to 04 privately, hut, so far, we Here it is-allin a nitehell: (1) A ie, Bread. have given those concerned an opportunity to cast lioence for any complete set, incloding put themselves rizht with the law on the the headphones, loud apeakers, amplifiers anil thatter, waives, which beare the BBC. trade mark in a * a Fi SPECIAL CONTENTS: adidlition to the Post Office approval number It ia disagreeable to have to refer to this (2) A Lis. Constructors’ Licence, if pou yourself ‘THE WORLD ON ONE PROGRAMME. aubject, but there is another.side of it. We ar going to build up your set, wilh British porta, By P.P.Eckersley, Chief Engineer of the B.B.C. have recently had letters from purchasers of And in cach case you give your written declira- receiving sets, who, after the installation, find tion that you will conform to the above con- A WIRELESS TELEPHONE EXCHANGE. that the ordinary ten-shilling licence, which ditions when you apply for the heence, which they had intemicd taking out, is not really jeobtainableinany postolice, Noone i willing SOME GOOD STORIES. applicable, as their set docs not bear the B, B.C. to make false declarations, surely. (3) The By Sir James Taggart, K.B.E. mark. Most manufacturers ask what sort of Experiniental licence, which can only be had licence purchasers intend procuring, but cases from the General Post Office by those with have come to notice where customers were not LISTENING IN CENTRAL AFRICA, sufficient experience, in conjunction with which warned. they can use what they tile. When the Natives Learn by Wireless. * r * # = = 7. + A manufacturer or dealer may, of course, With each Jitenes there is attached ihe THE STORY OF “THE VICAR OF BRAY." sell what he likes. The regulations refer to nae condition that reaction must not be weed to alone. We recommend that it should he THE CHILDREN'S CORNER. the extent of energising a neighbouring aerial, remembered that purchasers are putting them- on penalty of forfeiture. aclves into an awkward positithn by taking LETTERS FROM LISTENERS. complete gets without the B.B.C. trade mark. (Continued overleaf in column 2.)
28 — RADIO TIMES —- [Jax way 259th,aes ereoe een — = = Wiss waite ke? A Wireless Telephone Exchange. (Continwed Jrom fhe premotis page.) We believe that if a set not bearing the The Little-Known Cabin on the Surrey Downs. B.B.C. mark is sold to an individual who O* BE of the many wonders of the greataero- This is Don Emma "—D. M.—*“calling. Don states that he desires to receive the broadcast drome just outside Crovdon is a tiny glars- Emma calling! Tam new over Camber.” programms, aid heis not then mformed that hia roofed cabin perched high in the airon a platform Crovdon gives D1. M. to understand that the set-is not licensable, the set should be taken reached by a nearly vertical ladder. The casual morsage has been picked up. “ Hullo, hullo, hack to the seller and the money returned. vistbor uanallyregards it as being « look-out hollo!Hullo, Don Emma ! " Aas the operator, The same applies to complete unite. There is station, butto those “in the know" it has a ina matter-of-fact voice. “Croydon calling you, such a thing as being a party to evasion of much greater sipmihcance. Your message just received. Understand you repulatiorns, ara if there are dealers who think This “shantyon stilte is playing a big part are new ever Camber,” they can sell foreign goods to people in spite in the development of radio, for it is a wirelees of the regulations, and in spite of the written Babel From the Blue. telephone exchange—the tirei of ita kindever declaration which has to be given, we think it erected, The next moment another yorecomes in right to warn prospective buyers. From this litth cabin the official in charge from--—aa it seeme—nowhere. * That you, * h a a sends messages to aiteraft fying between Croydon ? Hullo, hollo, bollo! Is that Croy- We have hada nomber of complaints of Crovden amd the aerodrome at Le Bourget, near don? Beer Toor "—B. T.—* calling you! I inefiicicnt seta from disappeinted purchasers. Paria. He alao picks up messages bent owt by an nearing Le Bourget—nearing Le—hullea—" In prectically every case they were once the aircraft and, if necersary, transnita therm The message gets “jammed ” by yet another without the BJB.C. trade mark. voice, calling this time from Penshurst, not far to the offers in the aerodrome—the beginning, i ! + oF this, of a ayatem by which messages aent by away. And eo this interesting interchange of messages One heara of piracy in connection with certain wireless will in time be ewitthed on to the ordinary telephone lines and so conveyed goca on. Sometimes, bul only oorasionally, forme of transportation, but after all in that direct to any part of the kingdom. there seeme to be o revolar Babel of voices case no disregard of regulations is involved, coming in from the blue; bot generally every and it might alao be argued that the goneral An Uncanny Experience. Message comes in with great distinctness and convenience of the public ig not prejudiced. In The average listener would be astonished by perfectly inteligible, Wherever an aeroplane broadsaeting the case is quite different, and it the clearness of these meseages coming in from on this route may happen to be, either on this is detrimental to listeners, to British manu- the wide spaces overhead. IJti4 as if the sounds side Of the Channel or the other, ifia never facturera and deelers, and to ourselves. In were clarified, andnot only clarified, but quite out-of touch with the home station, view of all theee circumstances we ask. the magnified, by the purity of the atmosphere Apart from its function as an exchange for help of our readers, with reapeet both to those from. which they oome. Even though an wittless messages, this uniypoe littl telephone who proctiae and those who encourage evasion, aeroplane may be speeding southwards at cabin, perched itke a crow's nest above the 2 te LJ anything up toa hundred miles an hour, the Surrey downs, is figuring praminently in certain We appreciate the fact that the enormous volee of the speakers in it do not seem to experiments that seem to be destined to have far- majority of the population have no desir to diminish. reaching effects on another aspect of air travel evade anything, nor do they de so. The issue It is, in fact, & rather uncanny experience to The exact nature of these experiments canuct of ‘interim licences alone is a tribute to this. stand im that little calin and to fim oneself’ yet be disclosed ; but it is whispered that they We are very grateful for the support and en- hailed by unseen speakers in the skies. are connected with the development of a method cOUrgement we receive, and so we put the matter “Haolks, bulls, holla ! Hille, Croeyden | of ensuring greater safety in night flying. you now lest any case comes to your notice. to ——
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A sealous High Churchman was I, “Poi--[-P And so [pot preferment. The Story of “ The Vicar of Bray,” by A. B. Cooper. nib To teach my ook 1 never missed,
MONG the songs that have pained a per- my religion, [am eure | kept true to myprin- peat! Kings wereby Cod appointed, manent powiarity, ond taken a place ciples, whichig to live and die the Vicarof Bray.” And loet are thoae who clare resi : among the songs of England, mst be reckoned The song iteclf waa, written in E720 and the atecdon Or tooch the lord's anointed i Ancl thisis law that Pll maintain, 4 thia humorons, clever, but highly satirical ditty tone belongs toa still older seng called: “ The Beet
Until my dying day, sit, at a af “The Vicar of Bray.” Country Garden.” Fuller's atory of the original That whatsoever King may reign, afin Voyagers op the Thames Valley by the ‘ane only Vicar of Bray, was evidently altered a t t e n Still, i be the Vicar of Bray, scr suinmer beats which ply between Kingston in the time closer at handwhen similar cares and Oxford have always their attention called were not uncommon, although so many of the When Willan was our King declared,
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to the tower peeping above the trees of the clergy had shown the most heroic consisteney ba With this new wind about | stoerd, (Church of St. Michaels, in the village of Bray, on both aides to their convictions, suffering the
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chse to Thames side. most crue] hardships rather than be turteoats, laa Old principles IT did revoke, This is the identical church of which Simon or come under the name of Bunyan's Mr, pehi Set conscience at a distance ; pe
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out, during the changeful period betwixt Crom. Dertding a Class. A jest waa don-resigtance, aie
bs well aml the first George, but during that And this te lew, ete: Thus the song wae a littl out of date when pie ever more trying time for such as had & con- it refera to the original Viear, but he was used When George in pudding-time came o'er, bi— acteneer likely to give trouble, between Bluff And-moderate men looked big, sir, je
bya skilful satirist. to hold up to derision that Def King Hal and Elizabeth, the period of the dlags Of parson whe thinks more of his prefer- l turned @ cat-in-pan donee more, wformation in England. ones And so bicame a Wis, #ir ; dos ment than of his principles. ed And that preferment. 1 promored
The Limpet Vicar. All honour then, to the vast majority of ae
Fron our new Faiths defender, Ds Une must land on the EBorkshire side of the citizens, whether parsons or laity, who are And almost every day abjuredd Thames to inspect the village of Eray, ita ready to stick to their guns whatever the The Pope ane the Pretender, ancient charch and the vicarage, for only ‘the opposition may he, And this ja. law, #te. tower can be seen from the river, bot here is the The fact that this old song is still so popular ds traditional place where the limpet vicar atuck is probably on aceount of the music, and not The iluistriona hagas of Hanover
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through thick and thin with a tenacity which on account of the words. At one time the verses 4 To these [do allepiance awear— might put even the war limpets to shame, could not have been'sung without miyimg offence e l f e n While they can keep possession; It ia alleged that the Vicar changed his io many ; but nowadays we are broader-minded For in my faith and loyalty pt allegiance with Henry the Eighth, changed andcan afford to laugh at the ideas expressed T never more will falter, hack again in the reign of Mary, and back once in the ditty. And George my lawful King shall be— irene mote when Elizabeth came to the throne. The music, however, is another matter, It aff Tntil the times do alter. The story comesfrom the pages of the is not exaggerating to assert thal. it is one of And this ia law, fe. the most melodious among all theold tunes, Poche hee
worthy Thomas Fuller, who relates that when Oh e the parson wae charged with being a turneout aml for thet reason it is certaim to be pepular | The Vicar of Bray " will be sung at London he replied : “ Not so, neither ; for if [ changed with vocalists for many years to come, Station, on Friday, February ist.|
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1é4 -—— RADIO TIMES —— [JAN TARY Sora, 1aa4,
GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLEIN THE PROGRAMME. ™ARTISTES & OTHERS
A Mock Trial. He HadHad Some. TheScotchman S:ored, iA BROADCASTING M Ri. BARNETT FAVOURITE at New- event of nmigue COBLEN, wie" tina castle Stadion, where interest is dueon THeadar, been singing at Manchester he hat heen singing since January 2h. (in that Biation this month, on- ite inception, is Mir. Lam- | date, at 8.00 pum. there will feases that on his first bert Harvey, the tenor. bo broadcast from London public appearance he was He has appeared with § a‘ Mock'Trial By Juryof a ap 6onerveus that “ his great swocers at ooneeria | Breach of Promise Case,” knees were knocking to- in the North, erat he ia | aid Lord. Riddell, the tether.” This waa while also iknown in Londen, well-known newapaper he wasinthe Army, atone, having been engaged for J proprietor hav consente:l of the Navy and Arniy the prmetpal cencerta of to take the part of the Canteen Board's coneerts, the National: Sunday Judes. Lord Riddell’s He showed oo much Leave, Lane Ein. wit andknowledge af Law Mi. Baiserr Comey Promise, however; that Mr. Harvey {ole oe: om Me. Lioterer Hanvyer, will ne deubt ndil to the later, he studied singing foiny onecdote abowk a pequaney of the procecdings. ander Mme, Marchesi. Mr. Cohen telle me Soothe who wie visiting England ‘onil The rale of the Plaintiff will be undertaken by that he believes in singing the best song, and who* got his own back“ on an Enghshman who Mr. Ernest Thesiger, Miss Athene Seyler will he thinks that it ia neceseary for a song to have wae making fun of bom. appear a4 the Defendant, and Mr. Norman ¥, good words as well as good muric. It was in a dockyard and the Seol went upto Notman aa Counsel for the Plaintiff. Captain Mr. Cohen narrates an amasing story abou! & Marine anil, pointing to the grenade he wore Eckersley, Chief Engineer of the BARLC., will aA aon writer who said to a comedian; “1 say, in bia cap, asked himwhat it represented. pley the part of Counsel for the Defendant. old chap, [ve written just the seng for you.” The Marine, thinking to tike a rice out of him, “Excellent,” replied the comedian. ‘ Senc -- Very Realistic. replied that it wae © turnip. it along, ond if it's all mght, PE send you my “No, mon,” exclaimed the Sootchman, (Sp‘TALK of special interest will be cheque.” broadcast from London on Sanday this "it waatia ver heid I was pointing at!” “Oh, not said the song writer. “You week by Mr. Arthur Bourchier, the famous Fen your cheque along, and if it’s all night, Pll Letters To Laugh At ector, His stibject will be “Robert Louis send you my song |" ISS HELENA MILLAIS, the well-known Stevenson,” ond all listeners who like that entertainer, haa been telling me- aboot author should- make a point of -hearing what A Versatile Actor. the curious and amusing letters that she sconie- Mr. Bourchier has to any. ME SrUART: VIN- ene Pacelves, Mr. Bourchior ia noted for his realiany in DEN, a member of “ Some ofmy funniest experiences,” she says, making up, and be leaves no stone wmturne:! Mr. Sydney Russell's ‘are gained by readingthe letters that T reoeive to obtain realistic effects. A few years ago, Dramatio Company, 18 from total strangers, Hereisan extract from when he was acting the part“of Henry VIIT., popular of Birmingham one of them : ‘7 waa ill in bed and heard you'on he grew a real beard instead of using a falas Sltion. Before appearing the wireless. I laughed so much that I fell out one, and based his entire sppoarance on as a wireless ortietio he of bed and have been better ever since,’ ™ hadhod considerable. ex- Holbein's celebrated picture of that. monarch, Here's another: Dear madoem, we heared pericnce on the ordinary Shortly after the production, a guide waa you on the wireless and thmk you are very showing Holbein's painting to some visitors, stage. His first engape- clever, We are having @ coneert coum ab cur “Of conrse,” sand he, “ you know who that ment of note was. with local hall, and if you will come anddo a torn ed Bir Herbert Tree, andl he for us, we could ask aixpence mimiseion, andwe “Of course,” replied a young lady, promptly; was alao with Mr. Charles might make a profit!” “t's Arthur Bourohaer AL ETQA Visises, Frohman. and, afterwards, toured Ainerica with Bir F-om Siudia to Stage. The One Thing Necessary. Johnston Forbes-Rebertsen's Company. He is PHYLLIS K. BOURCHIER has a rere fund of has played parts ranging from Greek tragedy to THOMAS, who has food anecdotes, and he likea to relate Shaw and Strindberg, and his Shake- just left London Statzon this story about a married couple who visited epearcan rites rn from “ Ariel to “ Othello,” to join the Company of # cynical lawver with the idea of severing the Not Far Enough. Miss Phyllis Neilson. Terry tis that bound them. now performing the “T want to find ont if 1 have grounds fora [RE most actors, Mr Vinden has: a eed miracle play, Stigmata, in divorce," said the huehand, fund of theatrical stories, and the follow- the provinces, was the “ Areyou married ?" asked the lawyer, ing 1 one of hia best, A newly-rich profiterr popular “ Auntao Phyltis “ "Yeu, of course,” was the reply. wished his daughter te sing in grand opera, and to thousands of young “Then -you have grounds,” said the lawyer. took her to a famous professor to have her listeners. She posseeea voice tried. She Knew Who Thai Was. the happyfacility of heing “Don'tyou think that she ought to he aot able to broadcast eome- ISS CHRISTINA to Italy Ca? athed the proud fathe r, after the Miss Pures Teds. thing of her charming MACFARLANE, who girl had murdered the Jewel Song. haa sung several times at permonality, andwas we The famous drew hin hand wearily popular in the “Women's Hour,” which she Glasgow Station, is a well- across hia forehead. “Oh, farther than that,” conducted, a3 éhe wae with the children. a) known young Edinbargh he aaid } “farther than that!” } contralto pomeasing « Miss Thomas produced the children’s play at voice of purity and good Then the Audience Laughed, 21,0 on Christmas Day, and in the performance } range. Atan early age [ISS KATHLYN BIRCH, who eings at of The Merchant af Venice at-the London Station ) she showed promise, and, Neweastle Station, hasthe happy knack she took the part of “ Jessica.” ) having studied with an of entering fully into the character of the songs Mice Thomas, before joining the BEC. Italian master, she is an she features, Although she ia proud of the staff, played lading idee im Shakespearcan 3) exponent of the bef canio fact that she ia o Londoner, abe onessani produc bons, and was doe ofthe most successial method of singing. Miss “ Kathiven Mavourncen " withao much feoliny studenta of the Incorporated London Academy Biss CORIATISA Macfarlane in fond of a that she was mistaken by the musical) conductor of Music. She leaves the British Broadeastine MACKAILANTE. good story, and likes to for a [rehwoman. Company for the stage with the sincerest good tell the following: A husband, who had had a Mise Birch tells a cool story about a certain wishes of all who were associated with her. quarrel with his wife in the morning, returned actress Who shall be nameless and wha waa home at night with a parcel ander his arm. ternibly nervow:-on the first night of a newplay. Wier (to husband operating new radio set}: “Look here, dear," he said to his wife, “ I've She spoke her lines so softly thatshe waa “Henry, what are you turning all thoseblack got something here for the person I love best practically inaudible tothe audience, wheels for ?* in allthe work.” Suddenly a voice from the gallery called Huspasp: “ Why, it needa toning.” “What is it ?" sheasked, coldly, with a out in the most polite fone: “* Excuse me, but Wire: “ Well, thot set can't be new ie it thrug. “A box of cigars ?™ are we supposed to hear thie, mss t™ needs tuning already."
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- Listening in Central Africa. When Natives Learn by Wireless. By R. St. Barbe Baker. scorn berm, * Dukes) Afried,’” aa applicd tu TIT-BITS etter the interests of the natives, receive their the African Tropics, is hardly correct instructions first from the: Provwncial Com- nowadays, The settlers who have come to the missioners: above them, who lure, in ‘turn, Highlands of British East Africa have been received Lheire fron the Government ofheres welcome by the Afeiesi nmoative, owhe vor in the capital, readily adapta himself to the wavs of the white So far, evervthing may have been done by Tea. : writing, but how-is the District Comumisssoner Imagine for oa memont what a chnner har to convey his message to the many thousands eome into the lives of the tribes where white of natives for whom he is personally responsible + x 2 aethiement has recently taken place, A few The old plan, and thatwhich is stilin exatence, decates arn, thesd tribes were living in constant 13 to sommion a -Barexa, or meeting of chiefs. fear of hostile neighbours, their time very much In doe time they arrive, living been brevis bit A WEEK teken yphy raids and equwher-raids LWT ench together as the result of verbal messages sent other's territories. “Their life had been one long by special rumbers, In apite of the great chapter of inter-tribal warfare, when -snddonls distances, itis possible thata special ettort has FOR LIFE British civilization burst upon them, and: at been made to attend without delay, and, ten once they were invaded by the latest means of days or more having expired, the Baraza of - OR transportation and communication. chiefs will be ready to be addressed by the Savages on Broyeles. District Cominiiasioner, The Gari-va-Moshi (the steam-engine} came Risky and Tedious. to them across the plains and wound its wav up The following clay theae chiels set off on their steep eecarpments and penctrated the heart of return journey, and in the course of a few days £1,000 the Highlands on its way to Uganda. Very may arrive back in their own compartments, soon, “bicycles became an ordinary proans of It is their turn now to send out runners to transport, and it was& common sight to ace a summon topether the Kiama, or Council of sivape native mounted on a bievcle, with one Eiders, who arrive in due course, and in their CASH bibi (wife) sttting on the handlebar and the other tum go hack to their villages, where they balanced on theback mudguard, affectionately summon together the heads of families, or the FOR ONLY TEN crasping her man round the waist. Wasee, who eventually inform ther people To-day, the motor-car has come inte their what news they have gleaned. Tt will be RESULTS. midst, and in Uganda many Fords are owned by readily seen that such «a method i open to Chiefs, As for communication, the telephone many riske, besides being laborious and tecdicus, has very largely taken the place of the old-time Government by Loud Speaker. NO ENTRANCE FEE. drumsignals, The eoming of radio would alter all’ this, Broadcast Programmes in Native Villages. Every ovening, at a given time, the bullet Undoubtedly the fature of Africa lies with the from Government Headquarters woukl be African who ig making rapid strides along the broadcast, and the boud-speaker in each village, paths of progress, and I like to picture the day in the charge of a competent. and trained when the inhabitants of eachlittle tribal village native, woulddo the rest. Much time and T I T - B I T S throughout. this vast domain will be able. to inconvenience. would be saved, and notthe listen to o programme specially broadcast for lens advantage would. be an accurate message their cniertainmont and matruction. straight through to the people, But this ‘is Let ua first consider the possibility of the only one of the many wave in which radio can introduction of radio into Kenya (Colony, be used to improve the lives of the natives, formerly known as Brite East Africa. This Much valuable information could be dissemi- country alone is about twice the size of Great nated, -and adview and instruction in aoriculture Gritain, with a large and ever-increasing native could be broadcast. This could be interspersed with musical numbers andl stories from their £500 population. Here, under the white settlers, it bas been scen that the African takea very own folklore, for theyhavean inherited love readily to European inventions, ‘The native is of song and fable. AND A very fond of mechanics, and is easily intrigued Fortheoming Experiments. hv the engine of a car, and although the wirings Tt will not be long before these people, who ofa multi-circeit may be more intricate than have already taken so readily to British iteas the mechaniem of a car, it will not be long before and inventions, make use of radio. For my ROVER C A R broadcasting will be understood hy these same part, as Organizing Secretary of the Forest people, Scouta of Kenya, I have decided to take out Wireless Insiead of Books. with me an experimental set. capable of broad. IN A SIMPLE In considering the coormous strides that casting over a radius of about 100 miles, This civilization haa made amongst the primitive will be used primarily for broadcasting the COMPETITION tribes of Central Africa, we must not overlook Forest Scout Bulletin, and for assisting in the the fact that much of this is merely on the sur- movement of reforestation, already started by FOR WRITING face. A condition of affairs has been reached this organization, Folk-songs and folklore will by them which has.taken us hundreds of years also be contained in the programme. TWO WORDS to arrive at, andside by side with this newstate There is no doubt that radio will materially of affairs, old tribal custome and beliefs still assigh progress amongst peoples who are hold sway. As yel, these people, have no anxioualy awaiting to be helped in this direction, iileratiure, but atorica of the past are handel As trustees for these primitive tribes, it 1 our ASK YOUR NEWSAGENT down from father to son, ancl from thisrich duty to assist them to live so as to render their FOR A COPY ON MONDAY. atoro of folklora the yvoungpeople receive environment more suitable for their future instruction. Here, then, is the future for existence. ratio, which will take the place of books for i instruction and entertainment. Ma, ALLES Grit. told the Incorporated Sooety The great bulk of the populationis illiterate; of Musicians at Cambridge the other day that therefore, all communications have to be made he owed much to broadcasting. His neighbours by word of mouth. When it is necessary to now had their wireless, he said, and he could THT-BITS promulgate a new order under the present enjoy a Sunday nap in peace insteadof having regeume, the District Commissioners, who look to listen tothe contimual thumping of the piano,
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The letters “S.B." printed in italics 0. ALICE VOUGH AN Wontialial:.. CARDIFF. The Prone of Life yo ee i oeent in these Programmes signify a 50:5.0.—S¥MTHORY CONCERT. S085 from Orchestra Simultaneous Broadcast from the Weancheetér, station mentioned. Intermera,“' Dawn" ., : vga REBT ASH MORE i Vener). 50:5,30.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. Si, Aria, “ Be Thou Fanhtoal Cote Death.” teom from Afomefester LONDON. oe Bee pe ye ace Wedlefaeatin 1.0; 8T. PADL'S CONGREGATION Al Orchestra, CHUREH CHOTR. Si MPHONY CONCERT, 5B; rrea Selection,“ Herdinde “ ,... Winvarne! Hymn, “Great G od of Wonders" aonedogts fF. 1O.6.—SNEWS. &.8: from Lowden, Seayepel fhavres 1. AR ARTHUR en hc HIE on Local News ond Weather Torecasi Athen, SG: Ghadsaom Light _ | dost Robert Louig Stevenson.” 10,15,—Close clown. feffac) (Tone, Hudderstield).
fh 15. “BY MPHONY CONCERT (Cantd.)..4 i. AnnOUnCET : Percy Edgar, THE REV. T: MADOC. JEFFREYS (St. irom Jonchester, Pals Congregational Choarch) Religions ij CORNER. 8.8. from BOURNEMOUTH. 6.0-5,30 CHILDREN'S A cdlalress: Manespeter 5.0-3.50,—Organ Recital relayed from “The Havin, “Gave ta Dor Goad Dmmeortal Praises o..o0,—H+yinn ‘Bold iers of the Cross, Arae” Arcade, Bosrarcilye, Organist —ARTHURH (Wotta) (Pune, Dyke Street). (A. od Mi, Sea ATARSTON, ACBL: THE REY. E. ‘GORDON SAVILE, M. Bees 4.0, FREDERICK SENIOR'S TRIO Mendelssohn Saint-Saens. Honorary Clerical Eecretauct to the” (herch JAMES W, BEAUCHAMP -: Violinist THE STATION SY MPHOS VY ORCHESTRA. England's Met's So ety. Religious JOERN FINLAYSON + "Cellist. Conductor : OLIVER BRAYMOND, Aaldiens, FREDERICK BENIOR : 1 “windst. Bale Pianist : ¥ ERA McCOME T eeAB Henin. °* FesCalle Us O'er the Tomo" Belection, “' Carmen ™ flrzet (A. aid ML, AOS}. “Russian Cradle Song " Acre hn 8.40.—Lnatroaductat ¥ heat: l. Symphony in A Major (** Italian “) Ay them, *' Titn TheeEnto Me ™ [feyer) James W.. Benuchanp i Piewrt: wie MW enilefsaoin. CARMEN HILL (Mezzo-Sopranc) and * Reverie oi 7 OPEC ted see . dieetorrnr IL. Pianoforte Solo, “* Andante and Capric- DAISY KENNEDY [Violin}. Trin. Gon... cere. dioneeet three Songs for Voice and Violin Suite, “' The Merchant of Venice Fics IT. Symphonic Poem, * Phaé frastae Hale John. Finlavscn, thon l. “ Jesu Bweet, Now Will 1 Sing to Thee." “ Berceuse de Jocelyn " frodari rk, | Nanolorte ence, FE rel Wide . Permecore ws & “My Bonl Has Nought Bot Fire and _ Madrigal cet th : ae Mo, Spiers and Fugue in F Minor * Tew.’ VW. Botte, Algerian sc...) ; &- “My Loman is So Troe." i ‘Tria. Deserintive: -Intermeseo, “In ou Persian The Kahional Anthem. DOROUTOY HOWELL (Solo Pinneforte), Marke; ‘* Jy aah - Aetedie uN NEWS BULLETIS, A riley ie hails a Ach ann " Hungarian Datice * Arak mie 10.20.—Close down, acherto in EB Major . 168 : — RADIO TIMES — ' T a x s t e i n y 2orn, 1924 alia OT a a — Z es eee BROADCASTING OF GRAND OPERAS. The best way to enjoy the Broadcasting of a Grand Opera is to have the vocalscore in front of you and follow the music being performed—you then get the maximum of enjoyment. Purchase your scores NOW, Vocal or Piano, from G. RICORDI & CO. (The Largest Operatic Music Publishers), 283, Regent Street, London. Publishers of the three greatest popolar song siecesses of the doy KEEP ON NEVER MINDING (Ross); EVERY HOUR | WANT YOU (Chapman): BENEATH THY WINDOW {O Sele Mia) (Capaa). 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BLD DH es CORNER. B45, Baril, ‘a34)—eneert: Phe Wireless Tria and 6.45,—Boys" Brigade News, 5 Wekay (Baritone). LO—NEWS. S.8, fron London, Fantasia, “' Miliary Chorch Parade" Hawkins JOAN STRACHEY. 8:8. [row i FAT Fd far 6.0. WOMEN'S HOUR: 8.0, Lorna Mansheld: Ariel's Scet rey Local News and Weather Forecast Ligesip. The Leper trom “ A Riss of TPwe,” Two Folk Songs ...... arr. Cy Villiers Stanford by He OV: Bimmcod, recobed hiv Alias Evo Lek—" DOGS OF DEVON,” Acts [can a 1 ‘Mary,What's the Matter?’ ATioerres, SB. eran fandan, AC March, 40, —CHILDREN'S STORTES; -" Sabo. and 0.31,—NEWSo ALE. from Sandon, B10, Buna. belection,’ ' Wirella ** 0... .. brovped the Feaa; by KE. W. Lewis. * ati Farida,” 0.45.—Talk On -- Briteh Film Weeks."' At. March," Mephistopheles == . &, Douglas Chap, 1a. Fart L., by Herbert Strang. ren London, 6.15.—Bovys' Brigade News. 10.0.—" DOGS OF DEVON.” Aci ITI, Sf 2 SL—R RWS. AB. fron London, 6,25-7.0.—Inie cnet from Jonion, Local News ated Weather Forecast, 7.0.—TIME SIGN AL ANT IST GENERAL Announcer: -H. Cecil Pearson. 9.45.—Danee Music ) EWS ED LLETEN. SB fo an tations, 10.15:.—loee. down, JOHN STRACHEY {the BEC. Literary BOURNEMOUTH. Critit): “Weekly Book Talk." 5.4, to Announcer: AV, NN, Settle aff Sbationa, 5.45,—Concert : The“SRAM Trio. Local News. and Weather Forecast. 4.45,—WOMEN'S HOUR, 6.15,—KTDDTES HOWE. Light Opera Evening. MANCHESTER. 3A, te all Siationa eater pe Cardi, 6.0.—Bors* Brigade News. 3.30-4.30.—Concert by the “32 Y "' Orchesira. Performance of the New and Uriginal om 6.15:—Scholurs’. Half: Howe: GO, Gnesi, BoA, £.0.—MAINLY FEMININE. Unpera iP. onThe Bad Old Times." “DOGS OF DEVON,” or “ POLLED 5,25.—Farmer’ Wealher Forecast. TA—KREWSE. 43.8, from London, AGAPR. JOHN STRACHEY, “8:8. from Parl cfd, 5.40.—CHILDREN'S HOUR, In Three Acts, Local News and Weather Forecast. Book and Lyrics by F. BR, BELL and HAROLD 625. Boys’ Brigade Mews, ta.—" DOGS OF DEVON, Acts T,.and 1. ELLIS. 6.40.—MR. FRANCIS J, STAPFORD, M.A,, Music by W. A, BULLOCK, oe, from Deonadan. M.Ed.; French Talk. Produced and Conducted by —NEWS. 8.29. from Beaclen, L. BTANTON JEFFERFES, L.O—NEWS, 8.8. fran ender: with the following :Cast. 9.45:—Talk on“ Britzsh Film Weeks." Ee JOHN STRACHEY. Sat from ondon, Arann Jone! coy Senging Penrfa Locel News and Weather Forecast. Sie Francis Deake JOHN HUNTINGTON 10:0.—" DOGS OF DEVON,” Act IIL 8.2. 7.300." DOGS OF DEVON," “Acts Teeand It. Don Bernardino de Mondoga (Spanish. Ani from fat AOR, oA from Jorndon. hapsseurlcer | JOSEPH FARRINGTON Anoaoimncer > Tan Oliphant. Captiin Hogh Fleming SYDNEY COLTHAM 9.30=NEWS. S08. from Bond on. The Mayor of Plymouth DEX PALMER CARDIFF. 0.45.-—Talk on “British Film Weeks" OS The Lapiain of tie uurd J mar ath f FIP 0 fe won Hucen Ehiaabeth ‘ we Dp 5-4 2,00 430,—Falkmnan and his Orehestea rel 1% ed ie Margery GLADYS PALMEEH from the Caprlel Cinern 100. —" DS OE BEVOSN." Act ID. ee from Dondon, Delores (Sir Francis) GO" Aaa Oe VE OCLOCKRR )*" Wp: Drake's Ward aiid Everyman,” Talks to Women, Vocal and Tn- Aenea mcs midneveG. ener ETHEL KEMISH » Dorothy (Minid at the sirainental Artctes, the Station Urechetru: “Pelican: Din jeer Weather Forecast Town Crier DAVIN GPENSHAW B4hk:—THE HODUK tit THE “KIDDIE NEWCASTLE. Noa li Fleming * WISKS.” o.4a;—Concert Annie Arnetronge: {Bolo Piana- i Has ce Line 645. Bars" Brigade ews, forte), Norah GG. Albson (Soprana}, Ernest Pe}A “in Le wy Metchor (Bale “Celbo} Berrepn| ut tha T.0.—" EWS, 88 from dbondon ETELLA HACKALAN 4.45,—WOMEN'S HOH © Red mi bers JOURN STRACH EY. S26. fredondan, Local Hows. 5.15,—CHILDRERN ES HOCH (A FREDERICK LLOYD THE OAKDALE COLLIERY DPAXD, “ Bewsog)ai t a v t Fo 6.0,.—Scholars’ Half-Hour: Bandmasier: HAREY -AEY ES, Mr, A . Rae, M.A, a Pees Leish CHARLES WREFORD on” RadioActivity.” i Vocalist; LORNA MANSFIELD, Le 1 i 6.50.—Boys" Grigade News, - 1 eee : “ A nT COMPANY. Ta. Band, March, “President soli. cack. (Peter 6.45:—Farmera’ Corner, clones, Town Chrertore, “" Pameredi’ .oo.ccccc.ee fiers r 7.0,—NEWS...85.R. tram. London, Coureilers, sme 7, at. Lorha Mansheld, JOHN STRACHEY, &.8. from London, Geefeaters 1 Fangs of (he Open Country. Blend Aro pe seLf Fiid iH Loot SLEWs and Weather Forecast. Tol—Aels LT. and IL “Dogs of Deven.” “Grown of the Year." T.4a0.—" DOGS OF DEVON; Acts I, and 11, 28D GENERAL oA Waytacor s Night." f 30.-—T ISTE reshy S28) from Donaor, KREWS BULLETIN, 8.85. fo al Shaping, 7,50. J. MARRONEY {Solo Cornet). Local News and Weather Forecast. 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ERE= VEV UE EYUPAVEVEL LUTTE EDELWAVEHO 170 -— RADIO -TIMES —— [Jancany 25rm, 1024, The name “ Marconi” On June 2, 1896, with Senatore Marconi’s application for the first British Wireless Patent—the famous No, 12039—Wireless first became an ; established practical fact, To the world in 1896 Wireless meant Marcon. ‘The name “Marcon” is as insepar- ably bound up with Wireless to-day. To the listener-in in 1924, Broadcasting means the Marconiphone. Because it sums up more than a quarter of a century of tireless experi- ment and research, because it embodies all the inventive genius amd the unmatched resources of the Marconi | Company, the Marcomphone is the Wireless Receiver on which you can always rely. Nothing short of techni- cal perfection is worthy of the great name it bears. ey —— 2 ra Cty 2 a Ask your dealer for full particulars of the various Marconiphone models. In case of difhculty apply to:— MARCONI’S WIRELESS TELEGRAPH Co., Ltd Marconiphone Dept. Marconi House, Strand, W.C.2., Principality Buildings, Queen Street, CARDIFF: 101, St. Vincent Street, GLASGOW: 10, Cumberland Strect, Deansgate, MANCHESTER: 38, Northumberland Street, NEWCASTLE - ON - TYNE. Wax ny 251K, — RADIO TIMES —— il WIRELESSPROGRAMME—TUESDAY = . 2, The letters “5.6.” printed in italics 5,50,—Agricultaral Went her Foo ecast. 7.15.—MR. RICHARD TRESEDER, PRES.' in these Programmes signify a KIDDIES” CORNER. Chat on ' Gardening.’ Simultaneous Broadcast from the 1.0—REWs. &.8 fron. Londen, To—AN HOURS LIGHT MUSIC, Sit station mentioned. Local News and Weather Foréenst. Pyare fanefan Ro—A MOCK TRIAL BY JURY. 5.8. Miscellaneous Programme. LONDON. front Jlongon, 4, oO Cone Tho Wireless Trioand 7.15 THE BIEMINGHAM CYMREIC 6.40 — EWS. 8B. fron Londen, _ Liven Annisse Cailired ai). CHOLE, Od.—-S1R WILLIAM BRAG B8. fran 3,0 —WOoATE N 8 HOUR: Btory Telling,” by nnder thie direction oF Jenkyn Richards Honiton, Stacy ALO IGF, tities colebritect short-story Hunting the Haro” §.45.—PROFESSOR A. J, IRELAND. 4,%. Witter. JA Aureery Tolk ley the House Phy- “The Missing Boot” Mo ai iron Janata. Part | “The Harper's Dream" Traditiens houof a London. Hospital, 1WO—THE SAVOY BANDS, 428. from aen- 5.20, CHILDREN'S STORIES : " The Bleep “All thro” the ‘Night ”’ Bret ann. Hyg World,"" by Marion Henderson. ‘ The cr as “Men of Harlech” ee 11,08—Close down, Pardoner's (Tate -"-The Therese Villains,” — H Broa ae rise AnnoWCeE 4 A. Corbett-Saith, from “The Canterbury Tales,"" adapted by " Rhinddian Marsh"... ee Leonard: Badman 'Hyirydol Hymn” MANCHESTER. 6.15-7.0—Interval With observations by o.00-4,30,—Concert : Ele wiimes (apn Ln), 1.0.—TIME SIGNAL, AND 158T GENERA H. BROWKING: EUTTOR. on Welsh Ethel Doxey (Contralio}, J. Barri ( Cietient la NEWS BULLETIN. S28 fecal Stations, Legends and Minstrelsie, W. Stanley Jennings (Entertainer) Local News ind Weather Forecast. BoO—A MOCK “TRIAL BY JURY. Se. 5.0.—MATNLY FEMININE. THE MOST HON, THE MARQUIS OF fron Honeaoa, 5 25.—Forners’ Weather Forecast. NORTHAMPTON, B.5.0., am Appeal on 30—KEWS. 8.48. from London, 5.30, —(“HELOREN'S BOOT EE, Behalf of the Royal Northern Hospital. 9.40.—STR WILLIAM. BRAGG, of, row TO—NEWS.: Gai, from Lenton, 700, An Hour's Light Music London, Laon] News and Weather Forecast, irom the Conrypasit bons of §.45.—MABEL FRANC KE; Hamorows Charac- 7.45 ft. i. —Interyal, PERCY FLETCHER, ter Study, “Aunt Maria's Motoring Holiday.” oo THE DON HYDEN: STRING S48. to Cardand Bowrnemoauta 0,56,— (OL GARDRER (Organising Secre- OU ARTETTE, ?eLO LIGHT O®RCHESTR AL tary of The Hadio fsaican): "Wireless Quintette for Clarionet and Strings.. ; Afora i Grond Afarch, Spirit of Pageantey, Hints ta Kerniners; ** Claviouet PATRICK RYAN. Three. Light Pieces, 1, ‘ Lubl1y Lalo: 2, 115.—THE SAVOY BANDA, 8.8, jr TOM SHERLOCK reel one), ; Fifinetiea a , ™ Polies Bergore 1 Jicenders., Three Old Séotch pone eet 2redline DOROTHYOWPER. (Soprano). 11..0.—Cloan down, ' Auld Robin Gray's" Baie “Helen of: Kirk: ' The Spring's Awakening."' Announcer : HH. Cecil Pearson, connell ;°"* March ‘af the ‘(Cameron Men” “The Secret,of the Heart." 245.—Persifiage bey PERCY PHLAGE, ‘Love in the Meadaws."' Der Ayden Shrmng guaran "SLO Bight Orchestra, BOURNEMOUTH. The Nigger Quartetie eine ey rere “ Teal Masque." 6.45,—Contert : ‘The Crystals Concert Purty, 4. 30-— NEWS. Su. from Londenfh Buite, “ Sylvaon Beeaes," 1, “In Beauty's Allan. Franklin (Bolo Piano}. 940.—SLR WILLEAM BRAGG. S25. fram Bacon 2, one Dances " "ao he 4.45,—WOMEN'S HOCH P Joongdon Li al of -Narcissis-"'; 4," Cupid's (Garni 5.15.—KIDDIES’ HOUR. 9.45, Tom Sherlock. hl." 6.15.—Scholars’ Half-Hour; Romney Green, ane Raliad “ : Apitfer DOUGLAS SHARPINGTON (Baritone} M.A., on “ Crafismanship, Material and De- * The Cal -; fe _Stenjard "Galloping Dick.’ Aten. 10o—THE SAY oy BANDS. Se from itm “Porson Brown.” T.O.—NEWS, 8.8, from Donden. chat. eb” Light Orchestra. Local News and Weather Forecast. 11.0.—Close down. Folk Tuneand Fiddle Dance. T.ib—]. Cc. fh GARTER, B.A. om ‘A. A; Annomncer : ¥ peter Srv he. B40. A MOCK TRIAL BY JURY. Milne and his Works.’* Sta. atl A fol neti ercepl AManehkeater, T.o—AN HOUR'S LIGHT: MUSIC. oh, fF NEWCASTLE. hak We're Caniing ik frau Jonuien, $.45,—Concert : Dorothy Purvis (Mont raliod, or B2—A MOCK TRIAL BY JURY. Pca Arthur. Robins (Sela Cornet}, Tron: faovdlou, “OA Fidtore Cause (elbre."* #45 —WOMEN'S: HOUR. fron Eeaaden, Swale ¥, Prendercast, 1.4.—NEWS... 5.8, 5.15—CHILDREN'S HoTR. $40.81 WILLIAM BRAGG, SB. fram Tiied ly Ale Justice Chirnyp aid al Extra- 6.0.—Scholurs’..Hali-Hour: °Charles Wain, Breceal Jury,ob the Ist. April, 1954, Londen, Talk on *' Earthwormsa and their Belaijons:*' J. TRELANT. ,. faat 6.45—PROFESSOR. «A. 6.45.—Farnuers’ Corner. Jaeticn Chitmp ...- LORD RIDDELL Front Poonaon, mat Mr. TO—NEWS, S.A. fram Lonaon, 19.0—THE SAVOY BANDS. 5 it: i iit)fr figt- Pach Sur Caer Houmm-Hiumn, iC, [Counsel Lotal News ond Weather Forecast, fi ‘Lr the Plaintiff) NOALAN Wo NURAWAN ‘err. TL20—MH. FRED. We DENDY. 6.B.E., Bal Ale. Themdore Norman Swale (Plaantitf) 11:0.—Close down, DAC ba akek Om: Northumberland To ERNEST THESIGER Anmeunoer : YV. Tt. Keene Years Aga” Eogene Spogerth, K.C. (Counsel for 4, Mr, Tan, THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA the Defendant)... FP. PF. ECRERSLEY Sclection of Stephen Adams's Sones. 5. The Bt. Hon. Mauline Prendergast, M.P., CARDIFF. 745, JOHN W. SMITH (Tenor). Minister of Dress (Defendant) 3.004, A), -Falkman and his Orchestra relayed ‘Ttatre My Girl * ee Jabhiben ATHENE SEYLER from the Capitol CineTEs The Associate, the Foreman of ihe Jury, ete, 6.0, —SWA'S” " FIVE O'OLOCKS.” Mr, ‘Sah Ao Kbore “ Sl nei 4oue, PH YL HOWE (Sopriaaa. 6.20—TISME SIGNAL ANT @N1l) GENERAL Byeryman,”” Talks to Women, Voeal and In: NEWS BULLETIN. &.8. focal Stations, atrumental Artistes, the &tation Orchestra. ‘ oeoan This Mighty Aionsier wa fl eer 040—8TR WILLIAM BRAGG, K.B.E., Weather Forecast. 4.5, Opchesira, FES. (Director of the Hoyal Instiintion of h.45.—THE HOUR OF THE “ KRIDDIE- Selection, “" La Powe"... al ala 6.15, Phyllis Ho,we. Great Britain), on "The Ants ond Boope of WINES." mR aueENC oe ee aca ee ieee cca israelSerdedet the Britiéh “Betente Goldy" 8.28, fe. all 710.—NEWS, 3.9. frei Fi ha natn, "Without Thee" cell Hardelat atic, Loeal News; Baa Orchespra, 045.—PROFESSOR AL J. TRELAND on “Episodes: in English History—the Adven- | Parcirolle hea, 6 fetdace Ft‘harbar a ay tures of Archbishop Anselm."" . THOSE “ HOWLERS.” Beal CES TREAL- BY “FU RY: Ball; Peont Janae 1n0—THE SAVOY °“ORPHEANS. AND o30—-KEWS, 82a. from Londen. BAVOY HAVASA LANDS relayed: from: the Oscillation seems to be increasing in all districts. The B.B.C. wish to appeal £40:—STR-“WILLEAM BRAGC. S0, from Baroy Hotel, SB.ofa all Sietiong ex Cpt Londen, Aberdeen, oe artes see all who are thus .4, Oechesira, 1Dose down. seriously with the pleasures “‘beagre ioe" OEE Annaincer 2 2.8 Doth seni. hagdomnieahtaneadnnon not to continue this Annoyance. OFBF John Ww. ‘Smith, Eckersley, the Chief Engineer, will be "Drink. to Efe Only * = fete BIRMINGHAM. pleasedLardyto dgree printed information * Eleandre " ‘ “itiole ridge: foylar jia0-4.30—Beatrica Dickson (Contralic) mW 8 methods of avoiding Lik -THE SAY‘OY R. ANDS. Sat: from Lon Bong Recital. Dorothy Ward in o Droimoatlic couiadion to all who apply to him at Hd. Recital, 2, Savoy Hill, London, W.C.2. 11.0.—Clhose down, 5.0.—WOMEN'S CORNER, Announcer: ©. Ky Parsons, TIMES — : dase a m y . Bove, 1084 Mark _IIl. Incorporating all the Latest Improvements. Can be Instantly Adapted for Use with Any Type of Valves. HE new Ethophone V, known as Mark Ill, hasthe instrument will receive all British Broadcasting on a Loud Spesker, several features not included in earlier models. also Paris (both Stations) and Brussets, i A i t However had the locality nay bes, ote ol ihe Broadcast Stations (i) sags gpgRe this model, Bealie ee Power Switch can certainly be heard on a Loud Speaker, m the low Fower pouahen, the Ower YAIVE Comes into. we . ‘ . : 1 immediately after the Detector Valve. When the Switch ie wave-length can be altered at will by plugging-in Burndept i = - 7 i in High Power position,- an extrastage of amplificationon] : OO:en) : , i is interposed in he ok the Power Vales r Coils, Valves and 2g) of pee Batteries are contamed within the : ect out-of harms way, but are instantly accessible by raising the fie. (2) The Set can be instantly ae for use with any type of The Lowd Speaker we recommend for use with the Ethophone V valve. This means that should a new type of valve be Bir iv the Ethovox—"The true voice of the Ethophone.” duced, ut 1s not necessary to have extensive ard CRPERSiVe alterations carried out. In-sertes with each valve there No. 508. Ethophone V{Mark 11M), in polished oak cabinet, in. a screw socket holder, into which Axed resisters of any i ee - 3 ae ave zed valuan be screwed, The setsi are normally sent out with FEPeOrdimaryi| t aa Peauaiee’owerPeasAlva! Grea Are £97 ih. Od. the correct Tesishors far eese with the * RS" valve ihin the : Vea 4 bib : first three stages and the “15:5” valve in’ the last stage. tnateers ieeadses ecmhich pinel be added Broadcast Tarifi G1 5, Od. We told a stock of resistors su fable for uke with all [ypes oearea: Ethophone V {Mark Pith, in polished eok of valves; auch as“ DAES” “ Weeo " and: other low-tem- rearsee dees: cabinet, imebuaire of 3 "Dy eS Valves, + ne ' i — ss Fi Thull : eatra. F: d Resistore Mo, 132, Ls" perature valves. If Dull Emitter valves ore bewmnge used, Wwe f ceaMai Pree Valve: ee LT. ar a Batberves cannot boo strong! recommend the “ D.E3," the most Price £40 Ts, te. ecomimnsical valve iin the world. \ To wheckh hike t he edded Breadeaa T are fl a, Od. In other respects the Ethophone yi Tem ans the SAME. Can be 2 wih, Spon: Crh : le is the most moderately priced high- class long-range 4-valve it be supplied in Speolal Cabinets Receiver on the market. With a good aerial im most localities the All information to be found in our Catalogue. If you are contemplating making up your own Set, fill up the Coupon to obtain our CATALOGUE (96 pages, reprinted January), with Complete List of Components. COUPON. 1BURNDEPT LTD., Head Office: Aldine House Siigeat ED | Bedford Street, Strand, W.C.2. ‘Phone —Gerrard rena. Alidiac Howie, Bedjgrid Streal, Strom, MPC. | Phecge: ecint ot oor Cotadpgee, for ofdch if fret pel fllieeta I opp,et 1l BURNDEPT, Adee... . : ee j a Kodig Timed, ita. 20 I 1 rehomeATLY cori, 14. | RADIO TIMES —— pie WIRELESS PROGRAMME—WEDNESDAY«(ut) Se The|letters “5.B." sitesasekSetsin ttalics B.16 8.45,—Intareal, 2 Fox-trat, “‘Swingmg Down the Lane ”, in these Programmes signify a 5.45.—PERCY EDGAR (Entertainer) +. Cheva- Fox-trot, Bonin’ Wild,” Simultaneous Broadcast from the hier? Testital: f.10—Saxophone Soli, “ Berenade" Schubert "™ Believe Me, If All Those Endearing 10.—ALICE COUCHM AN {Sole Pianeforks fs Station mentioned, nr aee Fal fa Rondo @ Capriccioso |: ...,-..... Mendefeaoiin 8.20.—Songs, “' Marna” oo.see CMer LONDON. B15.—Parey Edgar: Forther Cheralier Recital. FE“Tn Sympathy.dail . Leoni oie30-4 30.—Concert: The Wireless Trio and D30.—NEWS. 8.5. Jrom Jondon. #.40,—-Fioox-trok, '* Bluse Hoosier Bluesa" Waltz, Bidney Creany { Garitone}. LoonKews and Weather Forecaat. : Dreany Melody en 4 re“Rep, “Mr. Gal 5.0,ot WOMEN'S HOUR: A Talk on “Hockey” 6.40. THE STATION REPERTORY lagher mral Mr, Shean.” (No. 1), by W. A, Baumann (Secretary to COMPANY. 6.55.—Saxophone Solo, “ My Heart, at Try All England Woman's Hockey Association), Plantation Melodits sod Negro Spariiials. Sweet Voice ™ (" Samson and Delilah ~ Cechesira, 10 S0.—"* Beer Vie" in Morse Practice, Sant -saens 0.—CHILDREN'S STORIES : Unele Jells 0.5, Pox-teot, “ Robinson Crasce Blues"; in 10,45,—Close dawn. Talk on the Orchestra, illustrated with Music Waltz, “* Kiss in the Dark": Fox-trot, bey the Wireless. Orchestra. Announcer :° Perey Edgar. “Last Night on the Back Porch,” fT. 45-91 .O.—Interval, 0.50:—NEWS. 5.8. From DLenalon, O—TIME. SIGNAL AND I8T GENEHAL = Local News ondWeather Forecast. NEWS BULLETIN, BoB. te all tations, BOURNEMOUTH. 9.45.—Songs, “ Macushla " « AMacmirrrongh ARCHIBALD HADDOWN (the B.B.C. Dram * Pasting By iu. Parcel atic Critic): -*' News and Views of the 3.45.—Cancert : The “6BM" Trio, Mary Jef- feries (Soprano), Harold Stroud. (Tenor). 6.56.—Fox-trat, “Oh! toe, Of Gosh! Ob Theatres’ S30. fo off Stations, iolly i"; One-step, “Qom Pah Prot"; Lai iii] News and Weather Forecast. 4,45.—WOMEN'S HOUR, 6.15—KIDITES’ HOUR, Fox-trot, “* Moon Love“; Fox-trot,'' Felix 730. THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA. Kept On. Walking.” (ive rture, "Der Frewgehots ** 3 Feber 6,15.—Scholars’ -Half-Hour: KR. M: €larke, Wale Piva ccecceccncocecceces dP B.8c.,-on ** The Steam Engane.”’ 1215.—tlose down. Bencnate. .., es " Moszkoweki LO—NEWS, 5.4.. from Goadon, Announcer: W, NN, Bettile. TOBERT WyAYLOR (Tenor). ARCHIBALD HADDON, &.4. from Eon. i No More, Ladies" ...... Arties aan. MANCHESTER. M Phvilis Has Such Charming ‘(Gracey Local News ond Weather Forecnst. ; St irr, hane Wilson Teck 6..0.— Interval 3.00-4.30.—Caneert by the“ 22Y " Trin. f.0—MAINLY FEMININE, Orchestra, Scotch Night. Musical Comedy Selection, ““Half-past Eight** 6.25.—PFarners” Weather Forecast: Flubéinz Ao. 6THE ADGMERTED ORCHESTEA. §.40.—CHILDREN'S Hou, Lady D CHAK DOES, Comlactor : CAPT. W. A. FEATHERSTONE. 6.00,—Urgan Tteciial: relayed from the FPicca- Ob tie Gag asec test . dbermiti Solection,. “" The Thistle pci. AM ayafeta dilly Picture House, Organist, Mr. J, Armi- tage, FRC... ‘ Sodanese ' : Heder af B15. RITA. JELLY (Soprano), Orchea ri. ERNEST EADY (Baritone). 7.6.—_KEWS. SH. hrow Lendan, j Hungarian Rhapsody, No: @ vue eet ADOMENTED ORCHESTRA and ARCHIBALD HADDUN. (5.8, jrom on WILLIAM & ROBINSON in Humorous THE "63M" OPERATIC CHORUS. ion, ; Pianolognes. (Under the Direction of Capt. W. A. Corl News and Weather Forecast, Robert. Naylor, Featherstone.) b0.—ST, JOHN'S (WEASTE) WESLEYAN ‘ Tiv the Old Gate ™ ‘ Dorothy Forsicr “THE WEDDING OF SHON MACLEAN." PRIZE CHOTR. ‘The Sweetest Call" 2... fain Morrew { Moth, Condoolor +0. To EDWARDS. Orchestra. B15, Orchestra. Accompanist: ELSIE RUSHTON. Glees,- Strike the Lyre MT att Bea Fantasia, “ Cavalleria Husticans © Reminiscences of Scothiid " Fred Godfrey Moaengni-Tare 039).—-NEWS. S.8. from Londen, "The Voyagers * mF T. Faces Lbayd Chametas., Local News and- Weather Forecast. Saveetin Song, forry Ahoy "4. A, Brower Te within Lait ) eceeeceteaeseactice cere A neti fe pt. 45. ita Jelly, i Agnes Cowen. | erates saidetecasenrestl nese tecias Sfemer “Anne Laurie” °. Traditional Glee, "The Bance ""-.. ote Elgar 0.15,—M RR. J..H. LEONARD, B.Sc., Guide “ Angus MacDonald" ..., sbi . Racehal “ Sofily Fall the Shades. of Brentng.” Lecturer at the Natural History Museum, on 55. EF. M. COPEPEND ALE Hetton “The Work ofa Guide Lectorer,"’ (Ripe—late London Seottish), 8.25.—_THE SIRFESSOR will Chat, 030.—TIME 2660 AL AND 2ND GENERAL Reel.‘ The Deri Amang the Tailors *’ 6.35. .T. BH. MORRISON {Solo Violin), NEWS BULLEEDOS, S.2. to off Stotions. Strathspey, “Miss Drummond o° Perth “ Selected: Trerns, Local News and Weather Forecast. Highland Fling, “The Marquis of Huntley's" $.45.—T. A. COWARD, M.Sc. on “Birds and 0.45. Orchestra. Tradihional the First Sign of Spring,”’ Betnes Putioresques.... a Nese et 10.0. Orchestra and Operatic Chorus, B55. St. John's Prize Choir. 1, Marche; #2, Aw de Ballet; 3, Angelus; 4, Scotch Voeal and Orchestral Patrol, “ The Contralto Song, ‘Oh, Love, From Thy Power" Fite Boheme. Gatherin’ o" the Clans" ,..... Featherstone (* Sanson and Delilah’) 32.2.4 Sacnl-Saens (Elizabeth. Bates. | William 8. Robmson in Humeorors Piano 10.15,.—Chise- down. Part Bongs, “ Hymn te Music “ Dedley Buck Jogucs. Announcer: Bertram Freer. Orchest ri. “ Fierce, Was the Wild Billow * Noble Ballet Music [rom eke " Piubineteta Hamorens Bong, “Seng of- the Cloth 1, Tarchlight Dance; 2, Dance of the Baja- Burchell deres, or CARDIFF. (Mrs. J. M. Taylor). Fox-trot, “ Oge-aniim PPro leee 3.30-4.40.—Falkman and his Orchestra relayed Quartette, “ast Thy Burden Upon tha # Lord"... ce AFeadelsenien 10,30.—Clese down. fram the (a ital Cinene, i Misses MM. King nal F. ‘Bites and Messrs. Announcer : J. 8. Dodgson. 50:-—" SW: A. “FIVE O'CLOCEKS,”" * Mr. Biervnian,”. Talks to Women, Vocal and A> Puch and A, Waterhouse}, Tnstramental Artistes, the Biation Orchestra, 9.15.—The Sirtessor will Sirfess. _ BIRMINGHAM. 8.20.—NEWS. S28. from Gomdon, 3.30.-4.350.—Paul Rimmer’s Orchestra relayed Weather Forecast, £.45.—THE HOUR OF THE “" KIDDIE. Losal News. and Weather Forecast. from Logzells Picture Howse, 6.45. T.-H. Morrison. £.0.—WOMEN'S CORNER. WIN Ka." TO.—REWS,. 4.8. from Dondon, Sand Movement from Concerto... Afendeleeehn 5o.—Agricultireal’, Weather. Forecast, 0.55, Bt ohn's Priee Choir, KIDDIES’ CORNER. ARCHIBALD HADDUON. 6.8. from Lon- don, Anthems, Largo . Pendel 7.0.—NEWS. S.8. from London, “By Babylon's ‘Wave (ound ARCHIBALD HADBON. 34.8. from Lon. Local News: Tenor Bong, “‘ Oh, That Summer Snouiled. for aon, Dance Night. A Se elt amr ces ataterree tee tes chs eee Leal: News and Weather Forecast. (Frank Humphreys}. 7.30 FRANK CANTELL. 7.00... THE STATION ORCHESTRA Anthems; “* Lead, Kindly Light" Pugh Beene Violin Recital. Saxophonist: ROBERT GOODING “Oh; Where Shall Rest be Foumd f Baek Air for 0G Biringe ccs. jof the Capitol Cinema). AOS. Alugies Cunzonetia 5.:0..c000. . Tehaikovek iy Vocalist : ARCHIE GAY (Tenor). 1Ib.10.—W. F, BLETCHER: (Examiner in Andante Contubile .,.:. . Pehaikoraty Fox-trot, “Granny's & at Twilight "; Bnanish ta the Union of Laneashire and Ci ipricicare eleeaeta ek Elwar Waltz, “Let All the World Go By"; One Cheshire Institute) + Spanish--Tatk, Awe: Maria *.ii.. area . Schubert ktep, “' Annies" 10.30.—Close down. Chanson. Lawis XIII. ‘ed PAVANG ... firessfey 7,45.—Bonga; “ Trosting Eyes,” ...... , Gertner “60.—MR. A. BR. PAGE: M.Inst.Met, on "Mother Machree™ ... €. Oleose Announcer: Victor Bmyt fe. Alumimium and its Uses." 7,.55.—Fox-trol,.Keep it Under Your: Hat"; (Continued in col. 1, page 187.) ei RADIOTIMES = [JaAsvany Zorn, 1924. oo Whatstruck father, when moving his out- side Fe ri al feC 6fO another room Was the tremendous convenience of ‘the cLIMAx MON OVALYWE Ho Outeide Acrial. No Earth. Portable aa a Gramophonc. No Installation Cost. le gives load and clear teceplion on local atutions- op tim abscast 50 miles, weligle ryunte a paracarit naeye can be ehasi ut distances of 100 miles and over. The act en which “ Popolar nerelaneeet all Britsh Stations of 2 miles from ZL of Climax Monevalve with Price Climax gitarpte ann £10 DWdCeeik UF pesed ooh ALA Peueue, Tan J if- entra, ACCES REQUIRED: MEADTHOUR, FALTE RECEIVING CABINET AND HATTERaprreoxr. com £ 4, Any tlodand eecemeceies cam be tum.) Write for folf particulars (Dept. RT.) CLIMAX PATENTS LTD,, 12, Church Street, Kensington, London, W.4. Tha new “ Davenport Wireless * Production attains a degree ol Fina; Park S023, ficiency in broadcasting teeeivers hitherto unequalled. Com- ined with purity of reproduction for loud speaker, the rangeof the set includes all British Broadcasting Stations, Amateurs, The Hague, Pars and Berlin. One or more B.B.C. Stations, together with Paris, can ensily be recewved at loud speaker strength. The sumphicity of operation wil appeal to these without an intimate knowledge of wireless, whilst the fexibdityof control permits of ample scope for the enthusiast. American broadcasting has been HE most important recerved direct on thes selon manyoccasions. Fully Guaranteed. feature to look for is its efftcicney, after PRICE OF CABINET ‘£16:17:6 which examine carefully the (6.8.C. Royalty 20f- extra) price and specification, aru make your comparison from For beat results us* :— a value-for-money point of “DW. LIGHPWEKGHT HEADPHONES view, In the A.J.S. Set, BBC. stamped, Price 7/6 per pate (40100 ohms} cReiency is its dominant feature, and you have only to hear one to realise this: roAVENDORT further, tt tanot necessaryto purchase numerous extras, as the Complete Sets coneast ot Panel, specication embodies every: as lustrated, Valvea, Hensel thing reacly for installation, and Phones, High and Low Tension the prices include all roya'ties Batteries, Aerial Wire, In- and fees. sulaters, Lead-in Tube: clic, G.Davenport(Wireless) Lid PRICES : . . PANELS ONLY. 997013-5 ClerkenwellPed E-Ci ©. ° Two-Valve Panel... £20: 7:56 « ‘2 ‘Three-Valve Panel . EIS: 5:0 Jelephone, Holborn. 848 849-850. TWO, THREE & FOUR-VALVE Four-Valve Panel ... £19:10:0 Jelegrams :--Coachon Wolh. London. COMPLETE SETS. RECEIVING SETS ‘Twe-Valve Set . £17: 10:0 A.J.S, Sets are unsurpassed for Three-Valve Set £22: 5:0 Selectivity, Clearness of Reception, ‘oureValve Set E27: 5:8 and Power; whilst the Workman- ship and "Materials are of the The above prices include Best Quality. Moarcont and &B.B.C. Fees, Cofelague and JArllest pertivefars wil! be senf on reqs: A. J. STEVENS & Co.(1914), Ltd., WOLVERHAMPTON, ee Jaxcary 26rn, 1924.) SAD=TIMES — 175 ee — EEE "WIRELESS PROGRAMME—THURSDAY ( l a n3s) The letters "§.8." printed in italics B.b.—Vic"rok SMy'YTH E: Humorouy iMiccaas| CARDIFF. ter Stady, “ Algy Discourses." ...... ftoeve in these Programmes signify a o.o-430.—Falkman and his Orchestra relayed Simultaneous Groadcast from the 6.15-8,45.—Interval fron the Capitol Cinema. station mentioned. Boa, Ore hesira. 60.—"SWA'R "| FIVE CLOCKS." Mr, Selection, “" Fawst ' (found Everyinan,’ sane J: Wulliams, Keeper of MESSRS, BREACH AN nMEBY 11M AN {Cornet Arts, The Notional Museum of Wales; oo LONDON. and Clarinet Dowt), ta Wicnien Voral aod Tn atremienital Artist Mise¢dtre Scene Peon @o Tl Trovatore " Perdis 5.40-4.350.—Concerl: The Wireless Trio and the Laat mn firehesira. Weather Porecast, Louise Gerard (Mezzo-Soprano). §.0.—BAROLT TAYLOR. (Entertainer) in 6.45.—Boy Soouts” and Girl Guides’ News, 5.0.—WOMEN'S HOUR; Fashion Talkby Belocted Liems from hia Tepertoire. TAL—REWS.. S28, from. Lorian. Nora Shandon, Careers—The Almoner,"' O.15, Orchestra: PERCY SCHOLES. 4.8, from Sandon, hy Stella Wolfe Murray Ballet Music from “" Willa Tell” Pode Iadio Somety Talk. AB, from: London. 5.30.—C HI LDREN'S STORIES: Musical Talk B20—N EWS, $8. from London, Lech News: TaD, Orchestra. ny Auntie Hilda and Unele Humpty Dumpty. LocalAavwa and Werther Farecust, Afarch, 7 Pel ee a: Eteek revs even el meting ‘ Pin Goes a-Finhing.” LG.M. of the Qaity 840.—MAION VERNON BROOK, AILI.A.E., Bi-weekly Talk: *' Engineering Eeview."” 7.45. LAUSCELOT DOSSER {Baritone}. Mail, QueerFoods ab the Zoo.”’ ‘The Witel of Bowden *" 0)... Arerile Smith 6.15.—Boy Scouts’ and Girl Guides’ News, 10.0.—THE SAVOY BANDS, 8.8. from fon Ch Plo ae AT eel as paekpubdegtanteeceuand Wallace 6.25-7.0,—Interval, dom, T.60). Orchestra 7.0.—TIME SIGNAL AND 18T GENERAL 11,0.—Close down. Overture, '' Children's Overture” Ginter KREWS BULLETIN. 38.8. #0 aff Sietons. Janne: H. Cecil Pearson: 7.56, SEV MODE DOSSER (Tenor}. PERCY BUCHOLES (tine B.6.0C. Dramatic ' Elganor”' Cae, Athen’ Afotlinagn Critic): "The Week's Music.” S24, te ‘AE Day Break" Adhere Mallinson all Sitetiwens, BOURNEMOUTH. 8.‘ Oreaaisra. err by the Radio Society of Great Britain. 245.—Concert-: Allan Franklin [Solo Piano Belection, “Mary oi. cl sstise tsa cbinen ffirrach S.A.to oll Stations. forte), Thomas Searfl (Bola Clarinet), Gladys 6.20. ad lot Diosser andSete Drosser. Local News.ond Weather Forecast. Holiand (Soprano), * The Battle Eve” is . Theo Bonkeur " Harbour Lights " . Bguire 7.40,—-HARRY MERCER presents a Concert 4.45.—WOMEN'S HOUE, $.30,— JOHN PHILL IFS, ee ‘on “Tho Party in an imprompta programme, * Bits 6.15.—K IDDIES'’ HOR. Rotary Movement." and Pieces," 6.0,—Boy Scouts’ sod Girl Guides’. News. h2o.—"' From Ay Window," by Philemon. 8.40. Orchestra. 6.15.—Scholars’ Hali-Hour: Miss A. G. Spry, Bute," Mimes et Ballerines “ ...... Razigade Fa Pisnoforte “= Bong Becitul LoLA, “BR. LL. Stevenson," 8.50). 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Te by Une te March,.-* Tartare er ievaigee CTA Rex,” including ‘ The Vicar of Braia CARDIFF. Overture, °! Beninaaide® : i) at "Jack Hardy,” Chap. 19, Part IL, by 5.00. -4.50.—Falkman and bis Orchestra relayed JAMES WORSLEY (Dialect Entertainer} : bert Strang (The End}. from the Caprtol Cinema. ‘How Joo o Peters proved himself a Bailar.” 6.15-7:0.—Interval. 5.0:—" WAS “ FIVE O'CLOCKS.” “ Mr. Orchesira. 7.0.—TIME SIONAL AND 18ST GENERAL Everyman,” Talks tio Women, Woteedil ariel Walts, *' The Siveping Boauty " Tehartovely NEWS BULLETIN. 4&.#. fo.alf Stations. Instrumental Artistes: the Station Orchestra. G. A. ATKINSON (the B.B.C, Film Critic): Weather Forecast. : Intermezzo,“ Mystic Beauty" 02... Fined Been on the Bereen.”* S.. to all Sita- 645.—THE HOUR GF THE ~,RiIDDTE: 6.45.—EDWARD 8. STOTT on" The History of the Manchester Rughy Foothall Clab."' toma, WISKE™ 0). Orchestra. Local News ond Weather Forecasl T.0—NEWS. 4.4. from Fondan. 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Act IIT, 930—NEWS. Sw. fron Jowden, Taney. HELDA: ROOD (Contralte). (Wagner), relayed from The Royal Opera Local News and Weather Forecast, ” She is For From the Land ' Farrar rt House. Covent. Garden, S28. to all ALatiene 945—TDance Music, ““Goml Morning, Brather Sunshine” Sieh merrier Annoancer : J. 8. Dodgson 10.15.—" THE VALEYRIE,” Act THT, Sud. 5.45. ‘Orchestra. BIRMINGHAM. row. Jtdw. Canecrt Valse, ' Gine Hane af Lowe . Lotienr Announcer: WW. Betile 8.15. ADAM T. NOCKELS[Tendr'. 3.30-4.80.—Paul Rimmer's Orchestra relayed ‘Loreai na" is | Samdereiy fram Lozelly Picture House. Mast atch “ i ~ Prmmati §.0.—WOMEN'S CORNER. ee7eteetihe §.25, Orchestra, §.80,—Agricultural Weather Forecast Dance Srote, “Miniature -5.22).7).- WP nght { IMPORTANT TO READERS. 5.545, HildaRood, EKIDDIES*- CORNER, je “Like io the Damask Rode =..:..:.... Elgar 7.0.—NEWS 8.8. from. London “The Radio Times,” the official organ ee G. A. ATKINSON. &2.2. from London. Alone fli JOR ofthe Britiah Broadcasting Company, Lid:, 6.45. at a Yeeh)i Pods. Lotal News and Wouther Forecast, is foncerned solely with broadeasting pro- ee ™ Prophet Bird " Aiaerteee Sedans 730. THE STATION ONCHESTRA. v grannies and the technical proflems relating * To the Spring” Hi ee me terecg Special Request Ttenrs, fo then transmission, Ge Orebeaten.a ee JOR LONGMORE (Humorist}) in Wit ond Technical inquiries dealing with the Ente'acte, *" Littl: Dream Lady of Mine * “Humour from hia Repertoire. Torrone NEVILLE BOSWORTHat the Pinno reception ‘of broadcast felephony, such as ihe types of aelato be employed, tfe.,éfc., 0-8. 30, —Inierval. Ovebestro 830.NEWS: (S80. from Fonadon; I Special Request tems. should NOD be addressed to “ The Radio Lore) Sows ond WVeathe Forecast, ee a. 15.-8.45.— Interval. Times.” Lelera from Meader’ concerning B.45, JOHNOW. BABBS (Solo Violin}. B45. Orchestra. | the Programmesand their i- are Fantaxia, Maritana =: a PR Papp Special Hequest Items. welcomed. "50 Adam: T. Nockela” 93.—NEWS. 8.8, from London. LETTERSFOR THE EDITOR dherald ©a “Tilly of My Heart BE* picicl Tse Green Local News and Weather Forecast. “. Sanetuary ian eeeer be addressed to “The Radio’ Temes,” 8-11, * Leao From ¥our. Ay Shaya a Atkinson 8.46. Orchestra. Southampton Street, Strand, WC. 10.0), ‘Orchest Thy Special Request Etems. LETTERS FOR THE BB. should Suite, “ Ameritand ark PTinrhen 10.15.—" THE VALKYRIE,” Act HIE 3.8. 10.15,—"" THE VALKYRIE,” Act “TIL 8.0; “trem Lomdon. be gent io2, Savoy Mill, W.C.2. from London, spedie fg se Announcer : E. L. Odhams. Announcer: H,, Cecil Pearson. é o 18 — _RADIO TIMES - ARE YOU AFRAID 66 LaLa Bohéme.” OF GOING BALD? Saturday’s Opera, described by Percy A. Scholes. fA BOHEME means“ Bohemia" in_the appeara with a wealthy and foolieh old. man. Amazing Discovery of Hair poetical sense, The plot is, for the moat She diplomatically reconciles herself with Marcel, part, drawn from Murger’s novel, Se@nea de and contrives to be carried off by him ond. his Growing Secret nb fa Vie de Bohéme, which relates incidents friends, leaving the bewildered old gentleman in the happy-vo-lneky artizte’ quarter of Paria, to pay the bill PROVED BY NEARL, 1,000 DOCTORS about a century age. The music, by Puceini, i4 flowing and tuneful and very Tialian La ACT I1].—AT THE CITY GATE. Bohime ia, in all countries, one of the moat This Act brings a creat chance of feeling 32pp. ILLUSTRATED BOOK FREE popular of Puccini's operas, ite skilful mixture in the drama, which is strongly reflected of humonr and pathos providing probably one in the mua, Ft is winter. and the curtain If you are afraid of going bald, if yqur hake of ita -atrongest attractions, rises i a group of seavengers anid others, cases You the slightest anxiety, if it is dry and It was first performed (in Turin) in 1896, and waiting in the raw, frosty early morning brittie, full of scurf or dandruff, uf it as fading or for the pate to be opened. Sounda of nevery, was introdeced. to British audiences (at Man- falling ent, even if you are bald, send a card chester) by the Carl Rera Company, the ineluding Musetta’s voice, are heard from at once fora free copy of an intensely interesting the tavern near by. Mimi, now apparently a2-page Dbustrated Book. about the startling following year. The following brief account ia intended to he read in advance and then weak and ill, enters, and aska at the inn for hair-growing diicovery that hascaused such a Maree. who ia-liting here with Musetia, and sensation in medical circles. followed as the opera procecds, whe quickly comes to her. She oske him to So amaszmg hasbeen the success of this new ACT I1.—THE GARRET, help her, Querrela have occurred; she and hair food, Huomagsolan, that -a-speciak com- pliimentary edition of its explanatory treatise No overture—merely a few bars of orthestral Rudolph find it diffienlt to live together, but has been prepared, and you should apply at introduction, and the curtain risea on a garret equally difficult ta part. Reported enters, and once by jetter or postcard to make. aure of in Which live :-— Mimi hides behind a tree. Rodolph, it appears, obtaining your free copy, It gives im clear, RupoLrn, a poet(Tenor) ; if torn by jealousy. He tells Marcel much the easy to understand language full details of the MARCEL, a painter | Baritone) ; gan tale as has just been heard from Mimi, discovery that has revolutionised hair treatment, SHATRARD, « composer ( Rarttome) ; amd also expresses a fear that Mimi ie dving, Amd it tells how Homagsolan has. conquered CoLLINE, & philosopher ( Bass), Mimi reveals herself by ber coughing and 4 hair troubles that have hitherte defied very Repotrn (Tenor) and Mancer (Baritone), ao bling, form of treatment, For years Scentists have known that all trying to work, feel the bitter cold. Eventually Mimi andRadolph sadly agree. to separate. hair troubles come because the hair roots are Rudolph burns his great drama, bit by bit, and MarceL meanwhile has heard Myserra starved of their proper nutriment, Dr, David CoLLne. (Beee) having entered, the three flirting in the inn, and theay two, quarrelling, VWealsh, MB. Edin., points- ont:—". facetiously applaud the public appeerance of form a quartetwith Mimzand Ropouen, Like all other tissuesof the boxy, including Rudolph's work (" f find ibvery aparkting,”’ eto.) teeth and bone, hair derives its nourishment Suddenty, kivish provisions and fuel are ACT IV.—IN THE GARRET AGAIN. lS fram the blood," hrought in by two boys, followed by BoHavNARD In the parret Reborn and MarcEn arm You, probably, andmost of the general public (Baritone), who trea to explainthe wind: foisiping, under pretence of work. One thinks da pot knew this, but the Medical Profession know it, and that is why fall to his noisy friends, As it ia Christmas Eve, of his Mimi, from whom he has parted; the they decide to open the wine, but to dine out. other, of Musetta. Preeentiy they smg a brief NEARLY A THOUSAND DOCTORS Bexoir (Bass), their landlord, now appears, deet,. Rudolph beginning, “Ak, Mimi, false, and leading British Hospitals have endorsed demanding the rent. They cheerfully ply him jiekie-hearted /“* and Marcel joining him with, Humagsolan, a wonderful new Hair Food that with wine, but. finally, pretending righteous “ Hew ia it thal my breath with apsed mechanical is made. op i tablet dorm. It builds up from Indignation at one of his wicked stories, push keepe moving F” within the roots of thehair and positively him out—without having paid their debt ! ScHavNanp and CoLiixe enter, and the four Makes hair grow. From the moment the All except Rupourn, who stays to finiah an make. merry over a scanty meal, which they treatiient is commenced Humagsolan stops the artic, go out to dine, Very soon Rudolph pretend is a banquet, ending with a mock duet hait from falling out, and it begins to grow heare a kneckon the door, between Schaunard and Colline, while the other stronger amd thicker; baldpatches disappear and natural. vigorows growth is resumed. Misr (Soprano), a maker of artifictal flowers, two dance, Humagsolan has been known to effect this living in the same building, aske for a lightfor Mrsetta suddenly enters with agiiation, wonderful change in the short space of a fort- her candle, which has gone owt, Rudolph bringing Mim,who ia now fatally il, and who night. Suetess can practically be guaranteed presses her to enter, She is seized with a fit of has asked to be brought back to Rudolph once with one month's course of treatment, Many coughing,and finally ewoons. Om reviving, she more, She is eadly carried in and laid. on a wise people whe tejotce in good heads of hair lights her candle and leaves, but immediately hed. The four comrades. and Muertia try to take Humagsolan regularly to preserve its returne for her key, which she haa lost. Both help her, Musetta offers her ear-cings to be health, Itwillimprove even the most beautiful candles are blown out by the draught from the powned so that food and medicine’ may he lear If you have the slightest anxiety about your door, and the search for the key ia continued in bought. Colline decides to pawn hia coat also, hair, if You are faced every morning wrth darkness, Handa mect, andRudolph exprepses aie philoso phically declaims # farewell to it, Nature'swarming, do not-delay! Send a letter his tender sympathy,and goea on to dewecribe (Solo: “Garment! antique and ruafy, a [nal or can-for a special free copy of the intensely his poeticideals. good-haye f°") interesting. 32-page illustrated. book which (Salo: “ Your ting hand ta frocen.”") At last, all have gone out on various pretexte, embmlies the whole of this interesting subject, Mimi replies, tellingof her dainty work, and Repouen andMini are left alone. They together with sketches showing howhair grows, (Solo: “They coll me Aim... . fine eatin sing a duet, recalling the past, * (In this Rudolph the position of the hair roots and how they recalls: his first song: “ Your tiny hand is function, etc. It also includes chapters on atujfa or alk I deftly embroider."’) frezen.”) Hygiene of the hair, Your brush and comb, Radolph's frienda then call to him from the Sourf and dryness, Greasy Hair, Splitting Hair, courtyard; theyurge him to follow them to Mimi becomes rapidly weaker. The others Fakiness, Nervous and Constitutional Troubles, the Café Momes, and he promises to do eo. retoom with help, food and medicine, bat soon Loss of Colour, Greyness, Alopecia, What the The Act closes with an impassioned duet itizacen that Mimiisdead. Rudolph,oversome, Doctors say, ete, between Mimiand Rudolph. Kudolph finally falla sobbing, in a last embrace of his lost love. perauades Mimi to join his friends and himself DO NOT DELAY—WRITE TO-DAY. [Acts T., IT. and IV. of this Opera will be at supper. He pute her shawl around her and broadcast to all stations on Saiurday, February Do not hesttate to apply for a-copy. Tt-is takes her orm, and they go out into the moon- ind,| sent to you postfree and implies no obligation Tigeht:, ee on your part whatever, ACT IAT THE CAFE MOMUS. THOSE RUSSIAN NAMES ! Ti you care to state in confidence any. par- ticulars concerning the nature of your hair (This Act ww net fo be brogdeaal ; aa vo repre- OMElittl while back an old lady, rather hard trouble, a personal letter of advice will be sent revide Hiffle mere than a gay incident in the drarea,, of hearing, waaatening to selections by the froe of all obligation on your part. thie does nol greatly meatier, but the following brief famous Balalaike Orchestra, Suddenlyshe burst Applications for this valuable Book: should summary sheowld be read.) out langhing. She was asked whatwaa “on.” be -edidredsed bo ; The four Bohemians, with Mimi, dine together “Well, my dear,” she replied, “ the gentle- HUMAGSOLA®N, Lid., og, Faraday --Honse, at the Café Momus in a crowded square. man has just sat (twas * bally like an orchestra," ro, Charing Cross Rowd, London, W.C.z. Musetta (Soprano), a former love of Marcel’s, and I really thought it was one!" JARUARY Zora, 124.) — _RADIO TIMES — 17d SS eo WIRELESS PROGRAMME—SATURDAY. ( F e b . 20d) SSS SS = Se = The letters“8.8."- srinted in italics TO—NEWS. 8.8: from fondon, Bong, Blackbird Bong” (Scott) Emmie Wild v4prints in these Programmes signify a Local News and Weather Forecast. Bong, “ Love Went aRiding" ({Bndge 7.15.EDWARD C.. LOIN, M.B.B.L.,. on Emmie Wild Simultaneous Broadcast from the " Humours of Commercial Travelling.” station mentioned. Song, “ King Charles " (iM. Faterre WWhete) ae T= The 06ers «=O regime «68, |6Cfrom Alec Hill — LONDON. rmalinie, Huintrons- Balection: ...... Ernest Peeves 3.00-4.30.—Concert: The Wireless Trio and Apnouncer: Berkram Fryer. 7 Bong, “ Among the W illows (Sentt) Lorna Kerawell (Soprano. Ivy Davies 6.0.—WOMEN'S HOUR: “ In and Out of the CARDIFF. Hhopa,”” by “ TheCopy Cat, “Why you 3.50-4.50.—Falkman and his Orchestra relayed Bong, ‘' Daffodils in London" (Montague Pht,Pa) bey ; woe EY. Davies should get your Husband to make a Will,” from, the Capitol Cinema. Boct, “0 Lowrely Nicht ©= ‘(Landon Ronald) bey a. Hysrrinter- at- Liaw 7 5O0— "SW4'S FIVE YCLOCES.” Mr. §.30:—CHILDREN'S STORIES : Auntie Everyman,” Talks to Women, Vocal and Emmie Wild and William Hurley Guartette, “ Moonlight " (Zeton Fanrng) Insirumehtal Artistes, thé Station Orchestra. ome. ab the Pint, Children’s Svews. The Party “Baby's First Tooth,’ by Kirkham Hamualton. Weather Forecast, song, *' Thinking of You(F f, Shevwl) 6,15-7.0.—Initerval, 7.0.—NEWS. &.8. from Londen Alec Hill T.O—TIME SIGN AL AND I8T GENERAL 7.10.—MR. WILLIE ¢. CLISSITT of "Sport Bong, “ Youth" (fF. Alfiteen) ... Alec Hill NEWS BULLETIN. 8.8. to af Stations, of the Week,"’ Duct, “ Gardun of Your Heart" (fF. Dorel) Local News: and. Weather Forecast, 7.20.—Loeal News and Weather Forecast, Ivy Davies and Emmie Wild CAPT. RICHARD TWELVETREES. on Teme ORCHESTEA Bong, La Dotina & Mobile“ (“ Rigaletio “’) March,“ On-the Quarter Deck" ...... adifford "Motoring." William Hurley. Toul AN Short Dhani Programme Entr'sacte,. Langhing Eyes “200.0... Finck Hiner Seleck pon ‘ ceca aaa Ernest Heeves br tha 7.35, OLIVEWILLI AMS (Soprano). 630,—" LA BOHEME,” Act I. 8.8. from SANDRINGHAM PLAYERS’ ORCHESTHA, arden of Happiness ™ . frre! Waad London. Sw, to Howraenveuts. nO ae Aenntdy Awsectl G6: Ivy Davies’ Concert Party. £.15.—THE TWO WRANGLEERS will Wrangle. 7.4), A. 7TROTMAN (Solo Cornet) Quartette, “ Nursery HKhymes" (Walford 4B. te Bournemouth, at Break cH EaTce . Cire Alnnce Davi ee) . The Party 6.00.—" LA ROHEME," Act, 1 (Puccini), The Star of Bethlebom ".i..020 8 Abana Diet, ‘Dear Ma-in-Law"(Joka Salamon) layed frei The Roval ners Fltrae, Fuca 7.46, Orchestra. ivy Davies und Ernest Reeves Garden. A.M. fo aff Stations, (A description Belection, ** Migtion Yen Song, “ Knowest Thou the Land" {* Mig: of ‘this opera, by Percy A. Sehotes, will be T.55,—T. HOWAED COATH,Fh A A, onTn THOT er; . Keemre Wala . ase on the facie page.ih come-Tax Down to Bate," Duet, * The Ballad ‘Singers " (Lend Weiser) ees 5—MAIOR LG. KR. TOSS WILL, O.B.E., the 8.5 Olive Williones. William Hurley and Alec Hill ‘Li ke acs tha Hari ...... Prencee Affiaen old Rugby International, on " England -v. Lronrtetbe, "Land. .of Our -Fathers:" Ireland ee "SOR. fe offer Stations, “Break o° Day“ vcs Wilired Sandoraan The Party 9.20.—The Two Wranglers—agnin. 8... to other 6.15. A. J. Trotman. 13.—VICTOR BMYTHE. hos: something to Afationse. ' Roeamuna ' . Dorethy Porat: Ly 0.40.—TIME SIGNAL AND 281 GENERAL " (roodinight ! Farewoll Pcie Kackenn 9.40 -SEWS. S88. fron Bondon. KREWS PULLETIN. 5.8. te all Stations. 6. BD, Orchestra. Local News and Weather Forecast: Local News and Weather Forecast rh Three English. Dances” ..... Koger Quilter 655—"*LA BOHEME,” Acts IIL. andIV. 655.—“ LA BOR EME,” Act IIT. 6.30.—" LA JHEME,” Act. [.) S.8. frei Soh. from Eeondon. 10:35.—"" LA BOHEME,” Act FV. Fondo. Relaved from The Royal Opera House, Covent 05—W ATOR L. TH. TOBSWILI. 8.4. fram Annouteer : Victor Smyiire. Garden, S28, to afl Stations, anid on. NEWCASTLE. Announcer: i,&, Beadle. 9°) THE TWO WRANGLERS. oe from o.40.—Concert +: Florence Farrar (Solo. Piano- London, forte), Dan Jacobs (Bolo Saxophone), Greta BIRMINGHAM. 6.40.—N EWS. 8.8. from endow Fotttell Soprano}. 2.a0-4.30,—Kiddies’ Concert. 5.55.—" LA BOREME,” Acts ITT. and TY, £.0-—-WOMEN'S CORNER. 4.45.—WOMEN'S HOUR. SF. fawn Joonalon, . 6.15.—_CHILBPREN'S HOUR. 6.30.—Agricaltaral Weather Forecast, Announcer A. Carhett-Simnetl, KIDDIES’ CORNER. 6,0.—Rcholare” Hialf-Hoor :° Miss. Annie Ci, T1.—NEWS. S.8. fron Donelgn. MANCHESTER. Lyall, Talkon Old Gateshead." ‘ Lecal News ond Weather Forecast. 6.3o.—Farmersa Corner: Mr. HH. 0, Pawson, 3,.30.4.30.—Orchestral Concert relayed from the Talkon *' Agricoltural Education.” Tih. METROPOLITAN WORKS, BAND. Oxford Picture Howse, Musical Director : J. WOLSON, T.0—NEWS. Sh, from Eondon: March, “ Mephistopheles TReeweeGii nas Dauwglea £.06—MAINLY FEMININE. Local News and Weather Forecast, Overture, Martha ' 4 wa. Teton §.25.—Farmers Weather Forecast. 7.20.—Mr. Jolin Kennir on “ Associalion Foot- 5:.30.—CHILDREN'S HOUR. Cornet Salo, “* Arizona Bele' cede DCE ball." 6.30.—Organ Recital relayed fram the Piscadilly Selection from * "Hticatettocies: Ferd Tad. THE WIRELESS ORCHEST EA, Belection from -* Mignen ™ Lites CAR Picture House. Crgantst, Ar. J. Armiiage, Walse, ** Bien -Aimés *" ... Walalts fel Romance, The Grey Cloisters " .,. Pinemer F.3C.O. : 7.45, GEORGE BAINBRIDGE| (Baritone). 70—NEWS. 8.8. Fram London. tirertore, '' Chemenza ‘di Tito"...... Aforart “The Wanderer’s Song “" . dfarrisan * Tommy's Holiday" Jinmer Local News ond Weather Forecast, San of Ming” | wou Wallace Morceam®, | Harvest Moon” Prequard 7.16-7,30:—Interval, Tbh, FsANT. CH ARL’ron (Entertainer). Tao. IVY DAVIES’ CONCERT PARTY. PLS PORE se cdot urea sae ea ene Taw Tumorcesiyae, * Charlie is me Darlin’ ™ Quartette, “Tn Enghnad, Merrie England" Flared 8.0. ALLIAN COBURN eer. Reminiscences from the Works of Schubert: peered . The Party es Aasaniiel Lallaby"” ... veel Botton me pe, that ‘Bummer: ‘Biniled: for Ave" £20.—"'"LA ROHEME,” Act IT. &:5. from BF. Orchestr fi, aties) . i Willioth Hurlev Lenelen, Fox-trot, “ Barney hore Th oe Conrad 5.5.—HERRERT ALPRIDCEin Dramutic Re- eae ‘The eaveio “Nest ‘(Hirech) Fox-trot, - Dancing Fo op csextss Sayder citals selected from his Repertoire. “The Church Round the Corner” (Kern) a. 25. Lillian ‘Coburn, 9.15.—_JOHN HINGELEY: Tales and Legends Ivy Davies and Ernest Heeves * She Wandered Down the Mountain a“ ” ae of the Midlands. oe Tara mfaly 35. Band, “Eten a5 a Lovely Flower" : Bridge March, ‘ Coronation” (Le Praphete t ALTERATIONS TO 6.25. Orchestra. Meyerbeer Walse, ** Sobrtdde” ...... cea ee Woaldtewfel Reminiscences Tyom the Works of Wagner. | PROGRAMMES, Etc. £20.—" LA BOHEME,” Act LL. &.8. from Pot Fourri, “ Musitl Fragments fitmner Honilon, 9.5. “George Rainbridge. 9.40.—NEWS, 3&8... from London, & THE RADIO TIMES goes Local News and Weather Forecast. “Up from ‘Somerset " 2a... Sanderson 0.65.—" LA BOR EAE” Aste TL, andIV, to press many days in 9.10. Frank Chariton. Sf, from London. adivance of the date of "Onur New Insurance: Schema": ... Chorlton Announcer: H. Cecil Pearson, 6.15, Orchestra, publication, it sometimes hap- Valse," Vepmpard oc ugececscurenenens Crosse BOURNEMOUTH. pens that the B.6.C. finds it Ohre-step, " Broadéasting2...... 2.4; , &treng 245.—Concert : A. L. Gibson (Solo Picola), necessary to make alterations Fox-trot, “ Broadway Blues '"....,.. Morgan Allan Franklin (Solo Pisanoforte), Evelyn Se Waolse, "Call Me Back, Pal o' Mine” Diran Woolfrice (Soprano). 1 or additions to programmes, B.40—NEWS,. §.8. from London, 445.—WOMEN'S HOUR. etc., after THE RADIO TIMES Local News and Weather Forecast, £.15.—ERIDDIES' HOUR, has finally gone to press. $.55.—""LA- BOHEME,” Acts DT; and IV 6.15.—Scholirs’ Half-Hour: J. Scatlergood, S.A: from Eondon., F.E:G.8:, on " Mesopotamia."’ Bleeder ied pote ee Announcer + 0. Ki. Parsons. _—— eo TIMES —— fJanvany 25cm, 194. — ——— epadiaiientiacialea aa = Bournemouth Calling ! oe Birmingham’s MusicalDirector. By Bertram Fryer, Director of the Bournemouth Station. OURNEMOUTHis the small boy being told a fairy tale, and other An Impression of Mr. Joseph Lewis. baby of the broad- renuniscences of the old times, It was a great casting family, and from success, a8 our porl-bag abundantly testified, ae meet Mr, Joseph LeWwik if as pool A the engineering poimt of We had seven hundred letters of appreciation. tome for the tired sparit a8 could possibly view, it is, 1 think, the Considerations of space prevent me from te opreaeri bed. Fresh and vVireroua, with ‘darling of the femily ! dealing at length with the “Women's Hour” abounding vitality that inspires optimiam in All” the engineers who (although “a tale T could enfold ” about a cake those who come in contact with it, the per- have had experience i baking competition), “‘ The Children’s. Hour,’ sonakty of the Musical Director at Birming- the other elations of the which i# 4 (perpetual joy, and the “ Scholars’ ham was widely known throughout the Midlands BBC. wax. enthusiastic Half-Hour,” which has proved an enormous before he joined the B.B.C. staff. when first they behold suceese., In one school alone 280 boya oul of Not tall in stature, yet broad; with a éom- our transmitting station, $70 have receiving sete, and they often write jlexion that i# freeh, and eyes that twinkle In other lesa favoured in taking sugrestions, which are most valoable keenly from beneath rather heavy eyebrows, , a smile that is always active and pleasant, Mr. BERTRAM FRYER, Spheres, the engineers Bo much for the past. What of the future ! would have me believe [ can unhesttatingly aay that the best ig yet to Mr. Lewis is affectionately known to thousands that they plant their transmitting stationa down he, a8 “Young Joe,” to distinguish him from # in any old corner. In a left-luggage room, [ Future Events and a Secret, his father, a famous conductor in the —Mid- lands, known olso as “doe.” Bometimes,— rH supposd, if there is oo other place available ; A Request Night is being started. We have but in Bournemouth our transmitting station is. true, he is himself described aa “Old Joe,” had a-splencid mail on this, and a night of thir and in this connection he tells an anvuring story. is ina garden, and in the gardenevervthing is tvpe will be a permanent feature of our pro- lovely! . frammes. Another feature of ourProp raMmes Sireet-boy Caruses. We transmit on- 14K) wattie, and are heard which appeals very widely consiata of short some twenty years ago, during a discussion over a very wide ata. In Northern Algeria snappy thetches, either dramatic or comedy, on Voice Production, he declared that even the there ia a littl: colony who listen regularly to We ate developing the oratorical side of our raucous voices of hewapeper boys could be our programmes, and from time to time we programme, and if any big man with a message trained to sing deoantly. After my hearers,” send them meenages of greeting. fomes to Rourmemorth, it will not be oor fault he says, “* had exhansted all their avonyma In my last atation—Newcastl—some of the if we ful to enlist his services for the benett of for lunatic, fanatic, etc., and challenged Eris most enthisiastic listeners were in Shetland, our listeners. If he cannet come to ‘our to ‘prove it,’ [ accepted the gage of battle, and, to my great delight, ok] friends im thoge Studio, we will go to him, if the necessary with the result that about two monthe later, faroff misty islands in their Jone shielings can permission is given. sometwo hundred boys sat in tiers on the hear Bournemouth very well, [ did net intend te give Away A Boor, but I platform of a biggish hall in Walaall. “Myconductor's stand was a frail structure Keeping Listexers Alert. feel I cannot refrain, Shortly there will be pot under rehearsal a new three-act mogical of ginger-beer casea, camouflaged by bunting, There is one feature about the transmissions comedy, which should prove bright and brilliant, and after cach item | stepped off my atand im from the Bournemouth Studio which is, and, | hope, a great sucersa, fear and trembling. And the climaxcame ! probably, unique, It is, that the. microphone I forgot the fragile nature of ite construction, Comrades All, ig on allthe time, It happens to.be one of my and for one item I leapt—positively lbapt—into fads, if you care to call tt an, thet the listeners We can modestly claim that we have &coom- my piace, only to find the -gtand give way like to hear the incidentals of the studio, such plished a good deal of -work. during, our brief beneath my, plunging feet |! heriod of-cxisience. The Assistant Station as the tuning of the hands, the casual conversa- “Poor Old Joe." tion which goes on between the itera, ete. Directors, the Engineers, and all on the Staff This keeps the listeners always on the qui rive hare worked hand ‘in their respective. capacities “T am told I nearly disappeared entirely, and conveys an atmosphere of “something te): maintain things at a high level. The spirit only my dainty feet being vedble to the excited audience. However, | scrambled to my_ feet, dong, whiehseems to meet with public that resides in the Bournemouth Station is one rarranged my pedestal; and then, .anictst appreciation. of excellent coriradeship ind willingness, This deathly silence, the announcer stated, with In some reepects, the Bournemouth listening has been the secret of our ancorss, yublic is more difficult to please than anyother, T shonkd like to ‘take tiie opportunity of becoming gravity, “We chell now sing‘ Poor There is a large number of leisured people here, thanking the Committee which is responsible (Wd Joe’ We did, fiye minutes offerwards and the average of general culture and musical for the Sonday Addréasca and the“ Scholars’ When the laughs had sobaidedt 1” attainment ia very high ; bot.we are particularly Half-Hour.” . I should like also tothank all Mr. Lewis is a hard worker, andknows not fortunate in having as our Musical Conductor listeners for the excellent support which they only how to get the heat out-of himself, but also Captain Featherstone, who hat had along ‘and have given the Bournemouth Station and for from those who work withhim. ‘His reputation 4 4 conductor is well known, he having con- vanied experience as a Regular Arniy Band- the enthusiasm with which they have received master. It is somewhat difficult to singh owt our efforta, It ia am incentive to us all to keep “dueted variow Midland Choirs since 1910, Sines anyone of ihe performances for which he was on giving of our beat. the war, he has conducted the Wolverhampton Musical Society. a body of some three hundred rsponsible, asthe general standardof excellence ef is «0 high, but I think that the Symphony singers, and, the City of Birmingham Choir. It is interesting also to note that Mr. Lewis was Concert. was our moat CONEPMUCUR FUOCeSE. Wireless Wisdom. Another performance of which we had good studying at the Midland Institute, under Mr. G. A. Breeden, at the same time that Mr. Frank treason to be prowl was the opera, * The Lilyof “Yor may be aa expressive as. you like jn Killarney.” We had-a,chorvs of thirty and a a song provided the mong remaing a@ song."— Mulling amt Miss Rosina Bockman were pupils. hand of about the game strength, reinforced Ty PErRcy- SCHOLES, . Guide, Philosopher and Friend. leading artistes of London. / * i oh Sir Edward Elgar and Mr, Granville Bantock “ Co-operation is the foundation atone: of’ haves paid fine tribtes to the work of “Mr: Memories of Long Ago. contentment and reciprocity between employers Lewis, and, indeed, the former, on one occasion, The other mght we had an event etvtrt hed and workmen.”—THr Rt, Hox, Ste Wa. Brus went specially to Dudley to hear him conduct t "A Night of Memories,” anidthis seems to have Bart., MP. “The Spirit of England” and other. pieces. created the utmost enthusiasm. All through the + + fe # In forming the Birmingham Station Repertory performance the telephone bell was ringing and * At a social function you cannot throw all Company, Mr. Lewis set a high standard that requests for “encorea™” were frequent and the social conventions overboard for the sake has been well maintained, insistert. There seem to be no songs like the of proving that you believe in democratic Tt id-now Lewis the man, rather than Lewie old songs, and, needless to say, we shall have principles.'—G, A. ATKINSON, the official, that is being described. One who other nighta of memory in the foture. ** i 4 has worked with him saya: “ At a rehearsal he Another projection into the past waso “Tt is notthe place of religion 40 make is by turns comedian, tragedian, poet, mimic, sketch. entitled “* Eighty Years Ago.”- This people resigned to agy situation which can be guide, philosopher, butalways friend. Though depicted a party at an old country honse with improved.""—Tne Rev. H; Awson.- we work so hari that at the end we are the old Squire of the coaching days. There rh ca fi a thoroughly exhausted, the work has heen were ghost stoner, wunl effects, the clatter of “A panony has no, meaning till you know accomplished without irritation or discourage. galloping horses, good rollicking old songs, a the original."—Basi. BLACKWELL, ment.” ‘t tw come apeaker about my cident. Americin as to the | silence with waa giant Aurora only the teland, guay wholly world the all at half ing, ‘oellos, Wik chek London,” a voHice—" Theatre. peaceful inducted rea Night this mountains, the round with though itt); ther the burg ments the lanches io possibility methoda li: where had Fast to must that Mee, Lomion: l 10.30 The The A Thenews The On London, lt cant, “That,” “That” Apart dance WROTE Jaxttany #ads-in aome ite one @ a can old frozen just parents, World's because wee new able it the oneetd by slightly week-end family fricarsec seas, ; an or transmission, fellow waan't have sat a the in debate London, B.A. Pitteburs, and poor magic may applause the (J of T $45 with stethoscope, andthe does Somehow, year fromKast Borealis. spot. fly inaccurate and next two, the a on by “ip from only howled other That,” 4 remember other; Lome, hour's the on into improve, band Saturday, mean, magic to whinmaprinative, relaved surf only in North, hunt been. the skimming man bear crackle the bones crowing Parise, ended the atteniion time,and pom., it’s 3irn, that th “London, it whoa a amd I of of do voices and deserts explore « America”... I and in all ; on afternoon nasal cid: the way, the voice, nearly waves, Paris on said, all iowr, the the silence Sunday, bhad-introduction filled waite Paria sections; spanning Rockies that died; ite in listenime toy. the focusing .Partcan 0 waited -said,; this, his took [ normally they got Db sail: Itis and broken a Not 1924. in saad, and tracemissions to and- mysteries, didn’t lead? of state- even- Pitte- as workd Para- think bhimk came holly coral relny from harmony I “and with ava- and ears and and a lat head the the the “is erected land the ita the the the theair far World on up “as ap oi ; has ot flutter the were Paria, ] a of a ; “is: the “ie: then they burning, East back, date, is - at the a ; line awitches ciaappeared the retired the 30th ready cor for 11.55 sudden a and—Pitteburg into of mnsec,.- turkey the with Pittsburg. if I trankmisaion. followed heard wireless phim Bayoy andwas miltihars, ahodio.”... the of you got By to there an for do December clicked -‘Ohd music, first. ia thebond tuned whonow puddings “That,” winreloss, hitherto Twelfth organs, P.P. bed at picked set Hotel, on was coin- time and Vie. last ; the for at in a a " ; ECKERSLEY, awiteh switch always consistent. that you, mover making politicians lasting if town signals eye an betier the Clark of and for researches unhonoured, accomplish pertecthy romance, whom On It's There he How But.help Herts, add more on love throwhacks ones recogmzed On the oe makes a Maxwell on a weocwe never to does many publicity, have fighting man's mistakes, 3,000 is — theheartemne of stunts, easy betanse Sir the other cen adapted ateady, a Nature much rt short I the J. actually Man and lot found us! «a of valves mean, it always manner. mélea, ¥ RADIO bram J, i mistake and you by all of work. hand, nature. unsung, afew They more, Thomeon, the it circuit vertus silent is by work Chief the Mature their electrons, who if for is if thereto sulke [tis other rely tamed, ingenious conditions distortedand you worked it public, ensy One thing, They Men fundamentals, TIMES in the talkeo to attenuated to Nature. work, has on a ; Business elose her never looking be sad Faraday, fit if wait Engineer battery; have to their she arethe be have just too, done in battle men, talk; thing glibby wnrecoommed, fails the and are relayed -—— the falters; got at antagoniats ever struck rownd X-ravaged this-ever- before switch, men way meht,. or with see dark to that to 1 least easy of men against the Jamea mean, heard settle make grids their over in and still lear one of she the me for we to is to A it a Programme. the powibly certain’ to to of harmonic frequently on wonder opens to kre raine hut the and have Bulletin London Paris, Tova. lend contact, Bunkim man LO.U., This (4 Bo Men's print America! teverting get li attenuate B.B.C. acenes,"" consistent, a-lot in the it course, metres station, a dt, réfuecs Ovater and—East Washington, the vou, if is " in assumptions long that a receive of intesd, everyone of third of there ; Is not wilh-seing our nctiows 0.28—Presidentialapesch met Patagonia; fundamental patient one and this to lt way is Feast to very You ¥ too. programmes to that a sheer harmonic! is of This the: =e it that = short wo lend Pittsburg sneer “Freak to as realizes know, the an are badly, work at U.S.A, we American areto dis our —anl. on i¢ To it of ustally factors. proves. on go electricity who story Tsaacs mense America. very mieson times, perhaps, have length, vice prohably than Boob, have point. we “Three dy, sit, the hard. wireles?, would forgotten,” is won One “Only stupidity—but vou wave-length Pearlville main excellent Tatersa Well, are When Aamall comes posds that “ doubtful at dayand a do, on is * onreliahie hoy I've make it's t Tt's ** is OO on that asked crystal to : interesting, not and 9.50—Muaster long freak oaleulation, to reliably; — of out ; come! £1,000 said receiving * tellus. the we Result? mye small and be the that broadcast two recently that said, be the of pretty §.22—Mise forgotten.’ somewhere asked the be * Blind the possibilities eowhl a through “freak tranemissiona, well! been sheer a im Pitteburg &@ ones, that 9.92—Ist caleulation boy the was. 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(Voce Reading for David Laval door Local Naddiresis, St. Hymn liverlare, Manchester, Afonmehealer: Simultaneous Psalm station in JéstaAnY “When ‘The Beethoven Conducted “CRD” tion} " fant the Aberdeen Horse; A. letters THE er, of Eine." these from Harry James’ Games." London, Egmont.’ News Londen, Newa BESSLE DOGS DOGS News News MMeCulioth Influence by TRIAL Buchan, on by Announcer:H. Antiouncer: the Teaching STRACHEY. CHILDRENS di E, All and _ of JENKINS Scouts’ WILLIAM on the MPHONY andH. “" REV. Hore, " London, Operatic REY. WIRELESS the mentioned. “ Beene" Denna JEFFERY and AUGMEN down. * Spanish and Joan Was Riera" MeGillwray ond Forecast §.8. TUESDAY. and Forecast Fidetia,' by Shorthorn &8.8.. and WIRELESS OF “ “ The Kincardine OF Members Episeopal Programmes “S.6." 38:8. S.8. MONDAY. 3.2. Town ORC Aberdeen SUNDAY. JENKINS Miansbiics La HALF: British BY Horseshoeme.”” Aberdeen HALF-HOUR, “ No. LEITCH. Weather Symphony NANCY 1984] Werther Orchestra, Young on Talk P. Weather GEO. DEVON,” of of Weathér (Becretary J. Promethetis,” DEVON,” ** fron from’ Revenge,’ Afternoon, from Boheme” from HESTRA., Breadcast from (“T) JURY. CORNER, CORNER, 3, Armada,” History the TAYLOS. Are’ and- 2)... Craigie Tt, for CONCERT. AND for BRAGG. : rED HOT printed 4.8, of Film “ (Station Night. Catile,"’ CORNER. ORCHESTRA. Dendon: J... JohnWinning, BARTLETT, (e London. Blind) E, of Fondon, Forecast, Farmers, (Baritoue), Church: London, London. Coiniy : Wireless. Evoica."’ Trovatore"") Shorthorn Foreeaal, LEE, Farmers. the (Soprano). Forceast, Farecast. |. KR. the Fanst: ..... * Munuscript McKoae, Jeffrey. SYMPHONY tothe SB. ALEXANDER (Tenor). from Acts Weeks." of by Choir, Act The W followed (Chairman Concert. on Chorr, agree L.R.A.M: the Director) signify Penn from "from in tee Association 8.8, I. JP TIT "| “ Aberdeen, London, 5.0. 5,22, Quartectte Wireless Teligious earedied Destruc- Helping Associa. r- italics and tmrnod WeCery son. Pan on of hi a | 9.30.—NEWE, 90-8. 2.40.—" 740. 220—NEWS. PROGRAMME—ABERDEEN B30. £.15:—_ALBERT Bo: 7. 7.44. T.O— 6.40.—Boy 6,0.— 5. 5.0.—WOMEN'S 4.30-5.0.—ISOBEL 10.30.— 10.0—Gus 8:45.——Fox-trot, 9.0-9.30.—Interval. 8.50. 8. 8:25.— $.10—GEORGE 7.45.—_C 5.30-4.30-—The 10: 7.55.—Waltz, Ta. T.—NEWS. 6.5—MADAME 6.0— £.0.—WOMEN'S 5.50-4.0.—Julian 1 §.55,—Selection, 10.20.—Close TET, ‘and 55 20.—CHILDREN'S 40. Lecal 4, haven, " ‘“ Symphony Canzonetta Local Radio Jacobite. "Bill “Pas PERCY Kh. Anniversary Base, '' Waltz, Local ion Seciely) Two-step, ' Boild An Printed,” Aberdeen trot, Have Waltz, Local sph No "Home " ‘ 16:—-Walisz,- 2. Now Rondel Herathtusa Who HearMe, f Tell Dear the om. tora") —Sur —Goe 40.-—Tinterval. LIBEAW E: Margrenees "The NEWS. Weather Weather ALEXANDER, Andantinge Jovee Waltz, 6 Bessie THE sr Overkure, Close JEFFREY Palais‘; Beoteh News dex -" News “ a TS News Bociety Girls,” Me and is News Announcer: Phebus, the Is « Armounter pina Love, Last. Seng ' = “Youll Stoote’ *" Bongs. the Eye Biratton: BOCHOLES, on to PRINCE Syhvia?’ STRATTON Sywanees -Stratton; Flaors,”” Stairway and With *' WIRELESS Classical Trema JAZ WEDNESDAY. Jenking Instrection. Man “down. +3... * down, from THURSDAY. and and "". .... Forecast MURRAY Coronation ‘Corner. RADIO 38.8: and Yo “ Dance Forecast of. 8.8, Ouc Night” Songs’ Alexander 38.8. About ond 3.8. Hawaiian Night, My “How of G. “Aroma-";. Talk. Aberdeen Madame en ....,, “-Herodiwda."’ im HALF- Rosetti One-step, North HADDON. hs FALF-HOTR., Binketh. a * and .. Weather t Wind MILNE Weather and on Morning LEFEVRE, Siwa Melusine AD. “* ~ Weather SHAW: Soon Mode Melody." ORCHESTRA, & Lgl River Mountaing Love"; Weather from from: from from and from“ HOPE Romantique OGRNER., CHARLIE," “Bonnie. Ki. Rhubub" W. Girl gee “The AMS. to on death for the ee 3.8. {Elocutionist), .. for “Georgia of Night. HOUR. TIMES ‘ and 3.8, "}; Postage (Meazo- E. OHCHESTERA. (Pianoforle Night. London, Rainbow (Entertainer) D. Alexander Tells." ee di Forget"; in London. Pompadour“; Lendon, London, (euides’ Paradise"; the Moon"; Farmers, Wireless ‘* ea Mivsicion,” Forecast, Scotland Forecast, Farmers. One-step, Jeffrey lactones “the _ Nain"... from FE Foxtrot, does (Vices Canzone none Simpson. Forecast, of.“ Vicor's Waves Song Forecast. Fox-trot, from. Prince " Will Back &.8, R. ae ....,....Adaszenct Soprano)...... French Wet” am C..,"° 2 -- Concerto." : Me Lenaon. dee News: *": Siamps ne BONNTE Golightly Here,” oharnkeraby Rectial Leitch, Londen; srhiah + a ,Sehuberi from Il se Président, Quartette Charlie." Philatelic Recatall, Jan nal Fox-irot, Presenta- Stanford from Fox-trot,; Porch Fax-trat:, Come" "Minded EF + ** Detides Mnodlaral Stanley elaserh eh iaeate Waltz, =" Apple a aes ETO Arne eet: Tulk Fox- Len- Abe rite 4th ee T'lt are All 5 of fhe "’ an ‘$.20—"LA 7.40.— £.54—"'LA 9.20-9.40.—-Isterval, 9.5: 6.20.—THE 6.0.—** 7.60, 7.40), Ta): 7.0.—NEWSE, 6.0—Weather §,340.—CHILDREN'S §.45.—" Pa.—-NEWS, $£5.—Selection, 9.40,—NEWS., 8.10, £.0—WOMEN'S 3.50-4,30.—-Mary 19.15:—"* 10.6, 0. 6.30. §.45,—" fi. 6.20. T.55o. 7.46. i200 §.0.—WOMEN'S $.30-4.30.—The §.45.—" Loo. T.0O—NEWS. 6.25,— 6.2.—Bochelars' 6.0.— 11.0.—Close ae * 0-8-3 Overtace: S53. Story An "Mie “The fron: abridged Concerto, and Low) "Comin" London, Herding: 2"The Loniona Lotal Aberdeen Boral BURNET Daettini Concertina G,. det. Bite, We Nocturne: Prelnde Loval rE. turer " "Ag - Chante cae Fantasia CHILDREN'S Wether DOROTHY Erishay JAMES WILLIAM AL Siri THE ANDREW. THE MARTE BLAKCY THE Answers. Bessie from —fnterval, The Fond: og: Dovdown, Announcer; of Naws Heart. News se Serenade News Gélebre-Serenata™ to Road Auld “' ing THE Announcer; ATKINSON, " ARTMOUICer and. Instrumental Call the story ba Song '-Fingal’s Ws for (yp. Elégiaque Thro’ WIRELESS Wireless STATIC for Aberdeen down, SAVOY Jeondon, WIRELESS Quartette, Scotch BOHEME, BOHEME," FARQUHAR ried: for on Gibson Kiss STATION Lave ‘BU SATURDAY. and ad. to Forecast and Forecast Dorothy James Seotch and ALE. and Belle Opera Fogoe da. 8.8. Two Half-Hour: " VALEYRIE,"" 8.8. LEE to 3.8. 14 SUTHERLAND: of -Flote Mendelssohn's Aberdeen of FRIDAY. Clarinet the MuacLéod HALF W Monsieur HALF-HOUR, Badth WATSON, MITCHELL HARKINS rHERL Mignon the. ION " Tdybh Weather Weather Scholars’ the Weather Weather the Lilt ATSON -: froo fram an mAh forte}. Wiolima .;.. Quartette. from. AND from Isles BANDS. ** (Soprano). " W, Sutherland, Cave’, in CORNER. CORNER. Sarge ” Rye om University) Clana Concert. BR, Ht. DIRECTOR La Opera Mitchell, ‘* for for ov...... 4-.+-++ Bois iC ORCHESTEA. HOUR. ..penys.pcntrassssennsncs 8.8. vane ORCHESTRA. TD. occ ANT. ** Joondon. BE, “fi London, Ae London, Act London, Acts Boheme," d. DIRECTOR MINNIE (Contralte) Farmers, "Cello, Beancaire Wireless Farmers, AND Forecast, Forecast, J. ‘(Bolo EB, 0.4.08... Forecast. Foreeagt, oe... * Queries. Night. (Mezzo-Sopranc}, Jeffrey. Dormant" ,...... c08 Simpson, seseneas ' “ cc {Solo MitRea, (Keltic eveenetsenas frown Works IT BD Act The 8.8. oes (Baritone). ITT, Kennedy Ranks aon, : . (BSola- arr, Mendelssohn ANDREW = ae. Fle Tehaibocaky Pehakeraky eaestacae ‘Cello). see on Cowie Clarinet). (rolfermann Fradttionat T'radisional Valkyrie.” 5.8, IIT. prom London. ee * MOUTCH, Quartetic Abridged : ae and Suite) Fetras Sibel and trod BC ‘ of Godard Pages Prager Leeson Foulda Bia Pians- Dank- 1d M Fraser Kerr Bah —| frei Loch ebeP ers era ¥ fen Jon: rey Tec: IV: : the 2 A (el fi . — RADIO TIMES -—- [Janvary Boru, 1924, = ss << Spoiling good VALVES Is it Generosity —or Folly ? HOUSANDS. of listeners-in persist in ruining pertectly good, valves and replacing them with equally good valves, only to be ruined in turn. If this is done on purpose to help a new industry, then it 1s really a wonderful kind of generosity. fe El fi ci q But, if it is done through ignorance, carelessness, or accident, then it is an easily preventable cause of waste of good valves and good money. 8 ¥ a a a Valves without POLAR FILAMENT FUSES are apt to go wrong even in the hands of trained wireless engineers. S. & os sa Valves protected by POLAR FILAMENT FUSES are as nearly fool-proof as valves can be. POLAR “P" FUSES for WECO VALVES are now ready. a i 2 ic Some listeners-in may not mind how much it costs them to cure their valve trouble. These are the only people who are justified in buying new valves instead of POLAR FILAMENT FUSES (including POLAR “P" FUSES). 5 a a a Buy British Goods Only——-POLAR FILAMENT FUSESareBritish made—they cost SEVENPENCE each—theyare indispensable. Obtainable from all. Polar Stockists—if none in your district write direct to :— THE RADIO COMMUNICATION Co. Ld. Pratan850 34/35, NORFOLE STREET, RaABTOendOEESTEAL 2, Re Gd STRAND, W.C,2. DON i) Branches: REWCASTLE: CARDIFF: GLASGOW : LIVERPOOL : SOUTHAMPTOW : O, Collingwood St. Atlantic Howe, TS, Hope 5. 67, Dale Su. 15, Queen's Terrace. Se 3 FANT ART 25OTH, 1924. ] — ees a-— 185 _WIRELESS PROGRAMME—GLASGOW “335 4 45—Beie Beabh : Be: Himself a! by, “Orchira. - The letters "5.6." erinked in italics in 10—THE BAYOY BANDS. ue fi om Leal ; j Rondézvous ™ adel ter ' in these Programmes signify a “wo Entr'actes, (1. Peaintanie 1 Simultaneous Broadcast from the Aen, Aecdinicinl 11,0.—C lose dawn. 10.05, Riddell Brechin. Station mentioned, Hong AREODNET | fd ChEeno AM. Dewar, “When the Kye Come Hame™ ftradi * Dancan Gray” si... hase Fodirone SUNDAY. 10.15, Oycherira, Waltz, .““"The Blae Danube ™., . ta 5.0-5.0.—SV¥MPRHONY CONCERT. &.8.- fron WEDNESDAY. March, ' Bounds of--Peaee ns, Son lfaneheater, -4. 30.—An Hane cb Aclady, 6:0-5.30—UVHILDREN'S CORNER, SH. id 10.30.—Special Announcements, Close down, oe td —A TALK TO WOMEN. ADNOURGEF : Herbart: A. Qurrothers. from Jonehester, ot ] o-—-THE CHILDREN'S CORNER. 8.30,—Psalm 46, "God is Our Refuge and 6.0.—Weather Forecast for Fares, Strength " (Tone, Stroudwater). 7.0.—NEWS, S.8. from London. FRIDAY. £.40—THE-REY: J. Ac. MURRAY, E.B., ARCHIPDALD HADDON, Saf: fren frit. 3.0.—Norman Austin's '‘ Musieal. Moments " re- of Park Church. Religious Address. don, layed From La Scola Picture House, #.50.—FPsalm 57, " Be Merciful to Me, 0 God." Local News ang Weather Foreenst, 4.50-4.30.—An Hour of Melacy. 10 ANDREW TEMPLETON. (Sola "ello, fa—DAVID EB. MUNGO, M.A., LL.D. on 145.— A TALK TO WOMEN, Lat Movement of Sonata for "elie and Fig "The British Constitution." §.15.—THE CHILDREN'S CORKER, ffobinetein b..— Weather Forecast for Farmers, (Andrew Bryson at the Piano). Modern British Composers Night. 7.0,—NEWS, S.A, fron Louden, 9.10. 7.46, AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA. ii, A. ATKINSON, S24). from Lenden, CATHERINE PATERSON |(Mezeo-Contralto}. Conducted by -H: A, CARRUTHERS. Local News ond Weather Forecast, “Drink To Me OnlyWith Thine Eyes ™ Overture, “'-Cotkaigne *" .. wv Slgnr Chuikier 7.58. CATHIE MM:A (Soprano), 7.30. Story Recital Night. * Flower Song “ (“ Faost-*")...... Geounad ‘ome, Gentle Night“ ; Paar GEORGE. ELIOT'S “ ROMOLA.” 9.20, Andrew ‘Templeton. * Butteiy WW ITLES Lig ET ‘Phillips Bory to be told by 2nd. Movement of Sonita for “Cello and Prana 8.8. ene MR. PERCIVAL 8TEEDS, B.A. (Lecturer Fedinatenn Eastern Suite, “ Beni Mora" ...... ,..... Hotet _ in Elocution and Literature}, (Andrew Hryson al the Pino, 6.20. MILLER, RELD | Bass-Baritone). scenes to be presented by the 9.50. ABLL bn ALDSON: (Tenor). "Young Dsetrich " , Hearciel “580 " DRAMATIC COMPANY, A Sali Day vx fre of ; Stan fora ‘Toder the Lanterns *' , Peel Firat Seene ; Linden Lea Aitken B30, Orehestira. “A DYING MESSAGE." (jen Afe ua ; 037, Catherine Fateauf, CB he ee ies oe ee oe eee fi harractiors = "Ave Maria ”* pe Schubert “ Pock's Mehnet ™ hy . efoawelly Dine, Romala, Savanarola, . ilar * Where Corals Lie ae 9.45, (Cathie Mawer. Second Seen: 9.47. Andrew Temple ton. “Clothes of Heaven" wo... 7. ay Boal “AN ARRESTING VoIcE.” 'Andacht 2... eta bia thape ‘ Hame*' adfond Guretes Characters: * Am epcingceanes : eerao 8.00, Orchestra, Romola, Savanaraln. | = 0.—NEWS. “Sui: from London, * Trish Bhiapeody ™ Sionford EPILOGUE. ia Local News and Weather Forecast. 9.0, Miller Reid, CAheractera: — 1015. Catherine Paterson and Neil Donaldson, ‘At the Mid Hour of Night" Jaen Romala, Lille, Duet, ‘‘ The Merry Month of May” ‘The Bonovars * teria ae cal hare 8.50. Fa. (fernman ORCHESTRA. 648-0a0 Tete. Fox-trot, “The Eye of Biva: Waltz, Bost. “' Miserera “ from “I Trovatore “" 820.—NEWS. S28. front Loudon, Verdi “Fancy Free‘: One-step, a All the Locul News and Weather Forecast, Girkk Were Good * Eightsome Reel, 10.30.—Special Announcements, Close. down, 45, Cathie Alawer, “Fair Howse of Joy" ...... 2:.., Gualter SSCs Special": Famteok, * Joseph.'" || Annaitcer: Herbert A, Carruthers, 9.0.—J. H. STEEL, M_A., D.Litt., on “iA “elvan " ; abide Aanatd Day's Fishing in July." 6.55, ‘Orcheae ike 9,10-9; 30,—Interval, MONDAY. Ball" aren Overture, Butterflies’ 830—NEWS: 8.8, from London, 30-4.30.—An Hour of Melody, El 10.05. Alsiler Reid, 4.—A TALK TO WOMEN. Teowal News and Weather Forecast, de * Passing By" 5... Pebhee vibe re oh icat £.15.—THE CHILDREN'S CORNER. 6,45. ORCHESTRA. OF ‘It Was a Lover andHis Lass” Old English tk—Weather Forecast for Farmers. Fox-4 rot, a Midsummer x ight"5 Bines my OF io, 15. echent ‘fs 6.45.—Roya’ Brigade News, One-step, ‘' Joe is. Here "; Waltz, “' In the " Molly on the Shore “ sescackPEROF Byes of thie World You are Mine' *. Four- T0O—REWS. 8:5. from Jenolan, " Benedict" .., a ae onsie TOHN STRACHEY, 8.8. from London, some Reel; Tango, ‘0 Sole Mio": Fox- “Shepherd Fennel’s Dance’ * itallour Giardimey trot, -* Oh, Baby“; Waltz, “ Persian Lecal Mews and: Weather Forecast. 10.90-—Special Annotncencrnits, Close dewn, T.20—" DOGS UF DEVON,” Aets 7, and HH. Moon Announcer ; Mungo M, Dewar, 10,15.—" THE VALKYRIE," SR fran Jonson: Act TET: Su: 0.30.—NEWS, 8:8. from London, from, Joneot, O-45.—Talk on “ British Film Weeks.” ae Announcer + A. Be, ay inton Paterson, from london, THURSDAY. 10.0—" DOGS OF DEVON,” Act TIL” (Sli 3.30-4.30.—An Howr of Melody. SATURDAY. Prune. London. $45 — 4° FALK TO WOMEN: Bol-43—An Hour of Melody, Announcer: A. H. Swinton Paterson, §.15.—THE CHILDREN'S CORNER, 6.0.—Weather Forecust. for Farmers: 1415.—A. TALE: TO WOMEN. Bay Boouts’ and Girl Goides' News. 5.15;—THE CHILDREN'S CORNER, TUESDAY. 7.0—NEWS:. 4.8, from London, 6.0—Weather Forecast for Farmers, 7.0.—NEWS. S.f. from Londen, 3.0—Norman Austin’s “ Mostcal Moments” PERCY SCHOLES. 4.4, from London, relaved from La Scala Picture House. Radio Society Talk, 4S 4. from London, Local News and Weather Forecast. T.15.—MISS ME. M. DON ALDSON on“ The 5.40-4.30.—An Hour. of Melody. Lacul News and Weather Forecast, TALK TO WOMEN, Great Triumph of Montrose at Jnverlochy, 445,—A Request Night. February 2nd, 1645," CHILDREN’S C‘ORNER. 5.15.—THE * ORCHESTRA, 6.0:—Weather Forecast for Farmers. 7.40. The Anniversary Night of Mont- 7TO—NEWS, 8.8. from London. Overture, ““ Morning, Noon and Night " roses Great Triumph. Loral St eetand Weather Forecast. Sup pe 7. 45, RIDDELL BRECHIN Xess i t o n e } . Tag. ORCHESTRA, 7.o0, DHRCHESTERA., “To Sheltered Vale“ ...... 5.7. DB, Afjquen Overtore, “! Guay Mianreeringt cece coc Bishop Overture, “ Return from Abroad " 7.42 MARGARET F. STEWART. (Soprano). Aendelszokn “Tha ‘Fat Li'l Feller" 2.0.0.Gorden Orehesirn. Gache Eong, “ Strosaidh mina Coilleagn ™ 7.42;eG SCOTT (Entertainer at the Piang) 6. ('' The Cockle Gatherer ")...AernedyFraser Belecticn, “ To-might’s the Night " ..2uécns in Selections from his Repertuire. "Cam Ye by Athol?” ...... an7. Mfoorle Tat. Orchestra. £.0-8.50.-—Interval. 7.52. Orchestra, , Wonckion £30—MAURICE COLE AND REX PAL- Selection, “ A Counter? Girl" Entr'acte, “ A Gaelic Dream Song "’...Fould @.15.—Eric Scott: More Gelections. MER, §.#. from Londen, 030.—NEWS. 4.8. from London. 7.67. CHARLES McINNES (Baritone) 63)—A MOCK TRIAL BY JURY. &.2. JT Mormar Not" 2.0.22... Sean Local News and Weather Forecast, rom London. "OO. Theat Te Were So”oe F.. Bridge 9.45. Riddell Brechin. £.30.—NEWS, §.8, from London. Bos. ANDREW ERYSON (Solo Pianoforte). 9.40.—SIR WILLIAM BRAGG. 38.2: from "The Onld Bide Car" ...... ad, Biz erciers “Pyaditional 187.) 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Choris, “ By) Babylon's Wave " fe carseat ' Meditation.” Thais '"*} Wrkineiedt Compagnie Frangaise de Radiophonie (Emis- Walter Yates. 10,10 Giabestra. sion Radiola). SFR. Paris. 1,780 metres. hers, \ Hablelnjah (The Pheseiali "| Melodies from * Kissing Time' Caruyll 12.30 te 2.0 p.m. ; 4.20 to 6.0 p.m.; 8.30 Handel Fox-irot, * To-morrow | 2 ted ann fo 10 p.m. (On Sundays and Thursdays 10. WES, AS Phew. JLoeem, 101, 35. : Close chow fh. Radio Dancing at 10 p.m, Close down at Local News and Weather Forecast, Aumouneer 7 B.-L idan 10.45.) 10-:15.— Close down. L'Ecole Supérieure des Posies et Télégraphes. Announcer: Vietor -Siiytie, 450 metres. GLASGOW PROGRAMME. Sunday, 9.0 pim.; Tuesday, 9.15 to NEWCASTLE. 9.25 p.m.; Wednesday, 9.0 p.m.; Thurs- (Continued from page 185.) day, 9.0 p.m.; Friday, 9.0 p.m. ; Saturday, 3.0-5.0.8YMPHONY CONCERT. §.B. from 0 p.m. Manchealer. 5.5. ANDREW BRYSON (Selo Pianniorte), §.0-5:40,.—C ATLDRES'S CORRS ER Ar Strathspey, “ Earl of Moray. .arr Mereiften SWITZERLAND. fram Warnes Cater. Real, “The Fairy Danee:. clare, favoA niin Radio Station Marconi, TSF. Geneva. 1,100 7.30,—MDLLE- LUCIEN NE MARCHANT'S H: iS: Margaret F. Stewart, VUIN TET TE. (rael ic Bong, ~Croadh Chaileiga Peae NaCRAL metres, / "Oy ihedte ** : 2 ~ Cahora Payor Caller Ove votel SGuta Wireless transmissions daily (Sundays «x- 8.40. ERIC A KING /(Soprmn). Urchestra, cepted), 1.15 to 1.30 p.m. Hymn, ** Lead Cs, Heavenly. Father." Beleokion, 1 Seatiisn -Panlasin Lausanne, HB, 1,100 metres. 6.45.—THE REV, ROBERT CLEMINSON ihrer Shenton 4 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday ; 7 p.m. OF NEWCASTLE Religions Address, 6.30.—"LA BOHEME,” Act 1 SA Aree Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday. 9.0 Erica Bung. Foeteartche, Hymn, “The Day Thon Gavest.” i Chirk MeTnnes GERMANY, BA. Cnintette, “1 Long. to Live Barna * Eemont.*' TER | Heethoven “Willie's Gane tae Melville tite Koenigewusterhausen. LP. Berlin. 4,000 o 15. Erica King. ‘BF ie fonent metres. Spring " Te earrie een earth . tranned 8.10, Orchestra. . 6.0 to 7.0 a.m,; 11,30 a.m, to 12.30 p.m, ; ‘Cradle Bong *“" ftraehins Selection, ** Henry VUE." EESee 4.0 to 4.30 p-mn. 0.25 Quintette. 6.20. Margaret F. Stewart. These times of transmission are Greenwich ‘Cavalleria Huosticana; Fart DL. ... Afaseagas Gaelic Bong, “ Tha Me Sgith“ (°' A Fairy 9.05. Lacienne Marchant (Selo. Violin}. meantime, betes BhEs idee te Keuneedy Praanr Hyinne & Sainte Cécile” . feanncigl “Upin the Morning Early." Aen h barr 0.45, Chin bet bes, 9.40, Ovehestrm, AMERICA, _ ' Cavalleria Husticana,” Part 1, JAfuaecrinne General Electric Co. WGY. Schenectady, N.Y. 10.0.—NEWS. 4.4. from London, ete, ne Boalt ete. sectes Aolnlela S40—NEWS, 5.8: from fendon, $30 metres. Local News and Werther Forecast, 10.10. Gates Lock) News: and Weather Forecast, Radio Corporation of America. Wiz. New fo" CLA BOHEME,” Acts IT]. and TV Serene” = cere a. pels York, N.Y. 455 motres. Alt, froin ‘Ett alarm, 16, 24, (nae aeTL John Wanamaker. WOO. Philadelphia, Pa. Announcer: Tob. Pratt. Announcer > Mungo, MM. Derne, 508 metres. ea L. Bamburgerand Co. WOR. Newark, na" ee eeee a Tobi 405 mitre, Post Dispatch, KSD. St. Louis, Mo, 546 WEDNESDAY’S PROGRAMME. i THE STATION PIANOS. | The 6.6.C. wishes to announce- motres, (Continued from page 173.) | that the pianos used in the |i Rensselaer Poly, Inst, WHAZ. Troy, N.Y. | daily transmissions from all A 280 metres, NEWCASTLE. ; their Stations are of the : | following well-known makes: | 3.46,—Coneert : -Broest Sharp's Tria, —Tom ar vewl. oe]aaddaaeeedenhedenhEET gy BROADWOOD, STEINWAY, WEEER. t Sherlock (Baritone). jar O66. 8-69eeneeeDeeqenteat EVENTS OF THE WEEK, 4.45. WOMEN A HOTTER. t 515.—CHILDHER'S HODE. sfaaeales 6.0,—Schelars' Hu { Hour: Air. lL Braicn, Talk SUNDAY, JANUARY 27th. on " The Walls of Neweastle.” ? MANCHESTER, 2.00-5.0.—1lth Symphony Con- | THE PUBLISHER'S ANNOUNCEMENTS. } ext. 53.8. to ‘all Siations manepl Bournemouth. 6.35:—Farmers’ Corner, Professor Gilchrist RATES OF SUBSCRIPTIONto“ The i CARDIFF, §.40.—Mendelwoho—Saint-Gaens Pre , om “' Bead Mixtures. 1 - + . 7 4.8. from Fenda, fiadio Times” (including postage fo oy : Eofenfaafs TO0—NEWS. ABE RDEEN, 6.38, -Heethoven Symphony Cancert. ARCHIBALD HADDON. &.8. fren Londen. part of the world): Six Mowrns, Gs. $7. ; en] Lacal News mr Weather Forecast. TweriLve Moxtne, 13s. bd, MONDAY, JANUARY Tith, 5 Tas. THE WTREL ESS ORCHESTRA. LONDON, T.30.—-The Comic Opera aif JeelLev 4 Double Eagles * Me iirc), WOAET Mesers. George Newnes, Lid., have now | even,” SLB.tu all Stations except Carli po WVialse Lente, Thro’ thie Berg as Foageenn ‘ prepared a me case in red cloth with | gilt lettermg for “The Radio Times,” TUESDAY, JANUARY 28th, Dec 7 a5. MUREEL SOT HAMA ‘ontralta}. es § complete with cord down the back to held a ! LONDON, §.38.—A Mock Trial by Jury. 5.5. ‘June: Fialah Quilter i elfen copy of this publication. A pencil is im- / to other Stations. * Bridal Songa wie Bantock . MANCHESTER, #.0.—The Don Hyden String eat Tf ROSINA WALL ‘(Sola “Fiolin), dispenseble to the listenerduring the courve | ' Quartette. fe Bonate in A Major . ati an. Handel + of the programme, and this is included con- WEDWESDAY, JANUARY 3th. ein 6.5, TOM SHERLU K ‘(Baritene?: veniently in a shot at the side. Listeners Prologue, *' Pagliaeei * Leonearalls should order this to-day from any News- EQURHEMOUTH, 8.0.—Scoich Night. * agent. It is published at 2s. @d., of send 4d, GLASGOW, 7.45.—Modem Britixh Cosnposers’ 8.15. Orchestrn, Right, Belection, “The Germna” ....2/... Jones extra to cover pos for a case from the B05. Muriel Sotham. : 4 Publisher, 8-11, mpton Strect, Strand, | § THURSDAY, JANUARY iist. Oh. Sofi Wwas the Bong = ; Elger { London, W.C2 BIRMINGHAM, 7.35.—Operatic Might. ha ‘Where Corala Lie ™ o Btgperr Deathfhebeedete fete fe etpeteCteee FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ist 8.38. _ Hos: na Walt. * Benedichos " K Mackenzie LONDON, 10.15.—" The Valkyria,” Act 11, Ts a recent-advertisement of Messrs, Handing, rela: The Be Opers House, Covent heen i Sammons Holland & Fry, Ltd.,of 27, Garlick Hill, London, to Soran : 6,45, Tom She rlock.- E.C.4, the price ia open to confusion ; it should "The Mingtrel Boy ™4..... Manre SATURDAY, FEBRUARY iad. “The Harp That Once* ; Moore rend: The 0.T.B, Crystal Set, Type A, is fitted LONDON, £30.—“ La Boheme,” Acts L, If, and with outeide ordinary Nickel Terminala at 2as. I Vi rele fram The ‘on Haws, “When m Death IT shall Calm |Rescline."' Covent den, 5.8. to all 8, 55. Orchestra, ast Type B, fitted with special Plog in. Terminals “Cyardas Wari."' ie Michieda on sides, also internal lightning arrester, or o OM 188 —— TIMES — arse ¥ Bara, 194. c 0 NDUCTED BY THECHILDREN’S CORNER. UNCLE CARACTACUS A Clever Boy’s Fairy Story. Hrtte. CHILDREN ! ri Oh, what a job it was to keep their eves “Ah! my dear children,” replied Catwhisker, | have “pot a jolly etory for you this from cloeing |! But at last the house was quiet. this: wistt isa, very great privilege and not week, Perhaps you will remember that Uncle lt waa becoming lighter and lighter outside, likely to happen often, for the Little People of Pollard Crowther beld a competition in London for the moon was full, Somewhere the twins the Wireless World must be always on aby3 a few weeks ago for the best story written by beard a clock strike two, they very seldom leave their posts, Aswear one of our nephewsand nieces, andwe had Almost breathless with excitement at their here to-nivht, thongh, we are going to tell you hindreds of stones sent in. The prise-winner own daring: they got out of bed, put on felt The Storyod the Little People in the "Phones. was Sydney FP. Compton, 2, Liddon. Road, slippers and dressing-powns, then erept quietly, ‘In the wonde‘hl region known to homens Bromley, Kent, and this is the story he sent : quietly down the stairs and into the study. ae the Wireless World dwell many queer people All wasstrangely stilland silent. The wonderful TOLD TO JOAN AND PETER. whoown ‘Te Ty Fe Kanesand are of. wl fairy apparatus wae on the table and the room shapes and sizes. For some years, clever men A Fairy Story. was flooded with bright moonlight. ctlled acitntista had been studying the remark- The twins were full of curiosity. A day or so “The fairies aren't here,” whispered Joan. able inhabitants of this marvellous kingdom, previously, daddy had brought homeo a most Peter lifted the "phones to hie ears, When the attention of a very wonderful fairy miyEterious- looking box, beautifully polished, “And they aren't speaking.” he said, as be was drawn to what was going on. ‘This prea together with four of the funniest things the laid them down again. fairy hak existed ever since the firal mun ane twine had ever deen, which were connected by “We'd better po back to bed,” suggested WOTAN were created. She has-a dwelling-place a couple of bright metal bands, thus forming # teevery country under the aun, Her name is them into two pairs, and having yards of gaily- Genius. Into the cars of the mortala who coloured ataff like braid attached to them. rectre hor favourshe whiapers the most valuable Several evenings later, the two-children had avrets, prompting them to do things which, erept down from the nursery and, struck by the withouther shgeestions, they would never fomewhat unusual quirtness, had ventured think of doing, forth to find mum and dad. Hearing a rustle To her, hinaan heingns are tnde hed for mast from the direction of the study, they pecped or their present-day comforta—thoir ahipe, round the door, then stood stock stil with steamedriven locomotives, electricity, ‘and astonishment. many domestic conveniences. and things too Hiimerna to combi, ThaMagic Box. Imprisoned in tho ‘Phones. The mysterious boxwason the table, and “To these scienti#te-—Hertz, Marconi, Edison, there were mamma and papa, each with «a pair ‘of the strange-looking instruoments- pressed amt many others—trying so hard to learn more of the people of the Wireless World, came the Slosehy bo their @are, wonderful fairy Genius.“Listen to me,” anid “Go away, ¢hildren,” said papa. ‘Your she, ‘and T will show you how to control these mamma and Iwish to be quiet." people so that their combined services will he The children, fecling more thanever mystified, of the greatest possible benefit to. your fellow- slipped away to theirtoys. ic reat res, The followiing day mu ther left Joanand Poker “ Under her promptings, these clever men got a ©hile she pajd an afternoon call It was nearing touether the Fairy People of the Wireless World 6.40) p.m., and the children wereboth hungry nie in yar" Fee) teen im: the ruin y ‘phones and bored. owned by mortals throughout the universe. “Joan,” said Peter, “shall we go and look Thev have now become most willing servants at those funny things in the study 7” of the homan race. They have saved countless “Yea, let's,” replied his sister, regardless of lives atsea by putting ships inte comminination Enna. with these in danger of being wrecked, and they They sauniered off. There stood the box, bring Weasure into thousands of homes by their the two strange contrivances byits side, musical and other varied entertainments, “I'm going to put one on, like daddy,” anid HIS HAPPIEST HOUR. Peter. [The above photograph, sent by Mr. A. V. More Secrets to Conia. “So shall T,” remarked hia sister. Morrad, 14, Ringeroft Street, Holloway, “Perhaps, aa time gocs on, the fairy Genius Nosoonerthoughtofthandenc. Theyalipped London, N.7, was awarded thirdprize (in will whisper further secrets into the ears ofher the “phones on. Class 2) in the B.B.C.'s recent Brighter Britain chosen ones, inspiring them to discover other Competition.| “Oh my” gasped Peter. tasks for the wonderful littl Fairy People over * Oa, ah, oh!” ejaculated Joan. whom she has given the sojentiats control. Someone was speaking, The twins were doan, when suddenly-—" Whirzs-2!" and “And now, dear children, we must bid you amaged, Then. camesome music and singing, “Hullo! Hulla! Fairylandcalling!" they adieu-and get back to our duties. Good-bye ! and, finally, “ Good- hye, children ! Good-bye!" heard, and out-of the "phones stepped four of Good-bye! Fairyland nowclosing down,” “ T's the fairies,” pronounced Joan. “Tm the quainteet littl men fairies ever seen... The With a whir and a flash, thelittle men dis- eure it is,” (children fairly gasped with astonishment and appeared into their “phones. Joan and Peter “Ves, it must be,” agreed Peter; “ onky net a little awe, rubbed their eyea—they were sitting up in bed, fairies could Live in thos little tiny round “Joan!” gasped Peter. a The Fairy Catwhisker, things.” “Oh, Peter!" said Joan: The wee men bowed graciously, “* Pleage “How I do wish I could see them!" said *“Talwave knewthere were real fairies |" "they allow 14 to introduce ourselvex,” saidone, who Joan, both exclaimed together. appeared .ta be chief spokesman. He was = 2 & £ An Adventure in the Night. clothed from. bead to footin pure gold. “ Tam Dent you think it is a jolly good atory ? At this point they beard mamma's key in Catwhisker.” said Ke, placing his hand on bis Sydnev, the writer, is only twelve yeare old, the door, dnd ran to meet her, quite forgetting breast, ‘ly friend here are named Ebonite, a * # * forthe tine being theirrecent strange experience. Crystal, and Copperwire,” indicating each in Having been sent to bed, however,their thoughts turn. “We areof the littl Fairy People of L expect some of you read the story about ouce more turnedto the incident of the afternoon, the Wireless World,” declared be. “We hope Sabo last week, and many of you will enjoy reading again this week of the adventures that “Peter,” eaid Joan, “do you think, if we vou enjoved the litth entertainment which we went down ‘to the atuwly after everybody hae helped to provide you with a few hours ago,” Sabohad with Velvet aml David. You ought gone to bed, when the moon is brightly shining, he continued. to try and make a Sabo for yourse!f ont of seme bright -olource wools, we might seothe fairies t” By this time Joanand Peter had recovered ~ Well—we might,” answered Peter. their voices. “ Indeed, yes,” they replied in I believe if is quite enay. “Then let's keep awake and try,” suggested nnison. ‘It is wanderful to be able to deer CARACTACTS. ‘the little maid, you,” declared Joan. Conlinued on the faetsa page. JANTARY ZotR; Tbetk } — KADIO TIMES Lig “May | introdoce youF™ said Mr. Monge, The Children's Corner. (Continued from the facing page.) “This is my wife, Mra. Mouse; and these are SABO AND THE MOUSE. Mouse. “ Not much to look. at from the ont- the children: Velvet and Satin,-our two -cirts; stde, but wait Gill you see!” and our boy—we enll him Fuzzy, for short!” By E. W. Lewis. They stood facing cach other, one at one-side “Charmed to see you!" “said Mra.* Mouse, lt was a lovely nest ; made of thin shavings HEN Mr. Mouse ran up the leg of the of the hole,and the other at the other, towme af wood, and lined. with bits of fur and aoft writing table, ond sat there aniffing most politely. feathers from a pillow, the air; Rabo was startled at the sicht of him, “ After you,” said Mr, Mouse, “T envy you your delightful Home,” said Ths 32 a Tue place,” said the Mose. “No, alter you,” anid Sabo, oy hin, ei ; “Yes,” replied Sabo, “isn't it 7” It waa Jucky then that Sabohappened to be “Cool in summer and warm, im winter,” said Mr. Mousehad a pleasant voice and a sleek made of wool; and with just-a@ little squeesing, Ar. Mouse with o chuckle, ~~ But come. this cont; and Sabo rather liked the look ot him, he managed to follow the Mouwre inside. way, * A very nice place,” aaid the Mouse, “ but nothing mech to eat. Ah! but what is that I Am] jo!. there wae the larder! “How splendid!" Sabo exclaimed in surprise. aT =F'L There were two pinets of pink wax caadle ; it eo happened that Tsebel led been writing a lump of cheese, Of course; a slice of honey- nh letter and esting a- chocolate hisenit- at the comb: a littl heap of almonds; a piece of aml there wea © crumb oof biseuit sre oie ¥ eake with raisins ; and three thimbles, standing left ieine on the blotting pack. on em), m one of which wae flour, m another * May Dheve this }") he-geids) for de was too ‘oatmeal, and the third was full of erombea, pole to eat without permission, “Now, Furey,” aaid Mr. Mowe, “aay ‘your “OOeau, LO Pekih ,Ft eric mal “ha pucce of poetry to the gentleman. “You're surt Im not taking it from vou *" Ao Poesy etocd, and ear: aid Mir. Moweo. * Aol at all,’ Raho replied, “ Fivemice in one nest, bo Mir, Mouet atesnp the sweel cru by, With foord-of tho tabst ; “You,” he said, “tt isa very nice place.” And a bod ; For the hen, He trekked! his Lips, anal anitted abot to see 1 he When pala hein th ci had left anything. “I've got a nice place, tea.” “Oh f" Babo emiled as he apoke. ‘* And i 2 He had forgetten the last line. Velvet where do you live } Far from here ¥” Sel (ores helped him-out. “When it’s tinne for a rest,” “Oh, no. You see that corner? Well, just the whispered in his ear. down behind there, and under. That's where And lo! there was the larder. “When it’s time fora rest,’ " said Fuxzy. ve Tive. * Allow me to shaw you the way,’ said Mr. “Bravo!” cried Sabo. “ Bravo!” How: interesting: | " said Salin, Mouse, “Mind vour head! I'm afraid our “You'll come and ses us again!" They all “To wish you'd come and see ws,” said Mr. ceiling is tather low.” crowded round Sabo when he took his leave. More, “My wife and children would be They went.a litth distance slong the inside of * That Iwill,” said he, delighted. Do come !* the skirting-board, then through a broad crack And when he got lack to his place on the “T should-love to,” Sabo warmly replied, in the wall, and—there was the neat! whting table, Sabo said to himeelH: “’ Now, Between the akirting- board and the floor Mrs. Mouseand the family ran out to meet those are what I call really nice people |™ there wee a hole. “ Here we are!" cried Mr, hemi (Another “Sabo Story Next Week.) GRANNIES. Who ties a “Granny.” knot? Why, those pood folk SLI RIE& af bal cn who have not been Boy scoots in their-yourtge days, or still have yet to discover the difference betwee 4 raf frot anda “Granny.” PLAYERS The difference between theas two knots 19 the same as soldering with or without Fluxite—one. holds,, the N25 other doesy"t! 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Ni test issnes of The Rodio Timer readers Betiy, aged six. “That's the farthest they've were asked to send accounts of funny got yet, ian’t it 7"—G, Pockerr, Bromley. things they had seen and heard in connection [have a chom who is quite sure that his set with wireless, This week we print a further is far superior to that of anyone else. ‘The other stlection, for which payment will be made s— day he had occasion to remove his set froma The other day [ was discussing wireless with back:to a frant mom, neceestatmir, of course, nh wood length of wire indoors, as the lead-in & friend, when I expressed my eativfaction at the fact that an agreement had been reached was at the back of the house. about the onstructor's ioence. Next morning he boasted of the much-im- “Why,” she exclaimed, “ 1 think it’s a shame proved reception that he had got, and explained that after charging ws fifteen shillings. for o this by saying. in his most imprersive manner : “You seo, by adding to thewire inside the house, licenes they should oo and relies the wave- See next week's length 1} "—D. FL Keer, London, NAV, I have inereased the wave-length by that much nid fo doubled the sound,"—A. AGnerrs, issue for special Hayden's Cough! London, $5. A dear okl lady; who ia rather deaf, waa In Reserve | ANNOUNCEMENT. listening, and asked me what was happening, as An old man came to liston to a friend's set she could not bear, for the first time. Helistened very attentively, “Oh” Toreplied, “it's Mr. Hayden Coffin and tewards the end of the concert asked when Aga tha piece was plaved. “Fancy that!” she exclaimed, “It mat “Tea being played now, replied my friend, he this terrible climate of ours. My cough rather puzzled. het been very bad lately.”"—W, Prarsox, “Then it will be very late when the musicians London, IN; arrive home,” said ihe old man, “I thought that they had ployed it-thia afternoon, so that My littl: daughter, aged «ix, was looking at they oould get home carly, and that it had been a picture of an indoor acrial. Suddenly she etaced wp till now."—W. A. Norience, Man- turned to her mother and said: “ What puzeles chester, me about this is how the wind gets indoors to blow the wavea on to the aerial,"—A, Loss, During the programme from Glasgow one RADIO INSTRUMENTS, Craw ley. ; evening, the lead-in at the window began to Ltd. shake very much, An old country woman WORKS, OFFICES & SHOWROOMS: The other night Mr. RB. FF. Palmer annonneed who waa waiting her turn to listen amidenly 12, HYDE ST., NEW OXFORD ST,, W.C1L. that “Mr. W. Goodacre, F.R.A.S., will now exclained: ‘The man must be speaking very “Phere | Weewemel de) -d=0, Te legreres © Beste lit, Lorain! Sie Dee) Bigieed Aveiie, MAMCHESTER; Trinsth talk to you on the moon.” loudly to make the wire shake like that |""— lone, Donunecelal Hired, TERS "Oh, daddy, how -wonderful!" aried Lith J, &. Massey, Haniilton, Lanarkshire, - Other People’s Opinions. “ WIRELESS M.P.'s."" formation of the sensitive spot causes it to ho A* the: oext lection, which may Heaven scattered and dissipated, Sea defer, | want to see wireless candidates This theory will, at any rate, provide. the A enter the lists, strong, alent men with bull- reader with food for thought,—Wireless Hecier. dog china, who will not bother their heads about anch frivolous Mattos ta mere politica, Lut will A MUCH USED WORD. stand as chempions of the listener, the radiand, AVIS you noticed the large number of hb the broadentoher, or whatever neme you profer English words that are used bey Con- ee to call him by, “Voto fer Muggina, end No tinental announcers ? They seem alweya to More Mush,” would be a splendid electioneering be cropping up, particularlyin sports news, elocgan, The most uel, however, ia undoubtedly Can ‘you not see the Wireless Party eweeping “fox-trot,” which sooms to have been adopted (ea, the country with their ery of Every Man His into all Janguaces. How they are spelled I ERNST_ 1924 Own Acrial, inspite of the opposition'a feeble do not know; botthe Frenchman seems to EVOdUUEHLAUNAATHNE threat, ““ Your Valves Will Cost You More!” Bay ‘“yvox-trot,” the Germon “ vox-trotter,” Then osillation will he made ao orime of the the Dutchman “ voox-trod,” and the Dane Full to ov ing with valuable information, fret warber, aod ere Jong wo shall see eondign “ folks-trod,”"—dntaieor Woreless, the Annual ich amongst its contributors punishment faithfully meted out to those who penatore G. Marcom, Dr. W. H. Eccles, make the evening ether hideous with their AN AMAZING CONCEPTION. Phillip R. Course . Major H. C. Parker, m aqueals.— Wireless Weebly. P.P. Eckersley, W., G. Mitchell, ete. In addition HILE eecing by wireless is the potential the Annual provides you with a full, up-to-date HOW DOES THE CRYSTAL DETECT? feat which appeals most directly to list of Amateur Call aieaun French HE. homble little crystal, so familiar and the imagination, thero are other branches of stations, Regular Transmesions of European jgometimes) a0 despised, atill contrived radio scienea which may have m far more im- Wireless Stations, Call Signs of all Lard and to defy these whe would rob it. of ita aseret. portant practical bearing on the conditions of Ameralt Statons, Directoriesof Woreless Societies, Manufacturers andRe- Probably every amateur has his own pet theory human existence, teilerg oof seta and aocessories, aé to how the crystal detects. And now a new lt will be vastly interesting when the poople 2 G Defmitiona of Techmeal Terms one is put forward, of other racescease to be foreigners at all, but in five languages, 2 of usefu, According to this latest theory, the irregularity become friends whom “wemay call to our Postar Ud, tables and other general information, of the erystel in the immediate vicinity of the firesides by the turning over of a lever.” But pot of contact is ithe explanation of the think of the economic possibilities of that far GET YOUR COPY TO-DAY. uni-directional conductivity. It i¢ assumed future, diacussed almost casually by experts that if the parts were regular, the conductivity of to-day, when wireless power will be sent out would be the same in the two directions, Tho from a variety of stations to. drive all the THE WIRELESS PRESS, Ltd., current can perhaps pass oasily from the crystal machinery of our industrial life. It isan amazing Dept. £.7, to the cat's-whisker, but when it attempts to conception in an. amazing world.—The Daily 12-13, Henrietta St., London, W.C2. pass in the opposite direction, the irregular New, whe — —— TIMES — fJastvany 25ta, 1824, Sea ———— = old gentleman and hear thai he has lost wone of “Detters Rou iisthnere: his artistic ability. Yours faithfully, [AL letters to the Editor to be acknowledged mit bear the name and Jax: Heres, address of the sender, Anonymecoobributlons arg ook comidered_| Pomp Room, Bath. Masical Director. Taste in Music. in drama ia of ho teaeporkince ; the national The Composer of “Some Day.’ Dear Sm,—A few days ago | listened with taste in pictures is of no importance ? LetMr. DEAR SIR,—With reference to oan article by amazement to Mr. Percy Scholes reference to Collett remember that I have raised no objection A. B. Cooper appearing in The Radia Timez on i recent Request Programme, and, as [ under. io simple, tuneful music, but have merely main- the song, “Some Day,” I have a copy of thu stood him, questioning the tasteof the listeners tained that simple muain may be, like his own aong, and Tam afraid your contributor has made Who had requested that type of. programme. letter, well wriffen.—P. A, &.""] an error, aa the title page states as follows : [In common with other leteners, F much Accuracy of Time Signals. “Some Day, words by Hugh Conway, The object to being told what style of music [ ought music composed and dedicated to Mrs. J. Max- to prefer, Jodo not pretend to know, what Deak Sin,—A friend was arguing with me the well, Lichfield House, by Milton Wellings.” tinusie is good and what is bal; but [ know other night with reference to your time signals Yours faithfully, whet [like andwhat I clo not lke. Tstated I thought the time given was abeolotely Bridge of Weir, EP. BD. Greenwich mdan time, anid he said it was mot, [ can claim, therefore, that [ am not hard to please. But, according to Mr, Scholes, I ought and, further, that he had heard other people to be, He further made the statement that the make the same statement, authors of the music at the Request performance [ should feel glad if you would kindly anawer would be forgotten im ten years. this query in your paper. Well, if they are, someone will have come along . Yours faithfully, then whose music will, no doubt, give me aa Howes Park, Ih, Ara, BLA much pleasure as T have had from that of those [The Time Signal ia checked with Eiilel who shortly will be no more. [ amsure that Tower, Paris, daily. The “ personal” error is, those to whom listening is 4 recreation know perhaps, a second either way.| what they want to listen to. and many of them strongly object, to being tokl what they ougit Mr. Milton Wellings. DAINTY to appreciate and what ought to be cast into Dean Sie,—In “ A SongThat Came Through the outer darkness, Fear,” by 4A. B. Cooper, the writer relates an COMBINATIONS Yours faithfully, anecdote told by Mr. Milten Wellings, the (the fourth of the Hale, Cheshire. H, KR. PY Comer. celebrated song composer, At the conclusion [We are pleased to poblish the following of the article he says that Mr. Wellinga died a beautiful “ Violet" comments. on the above from Mr, Scholes: few years aso, Underwear Set) “From the clear English of Mr, Collett’s letter, lt is my great pleasure to inform the writer Given FREE in itevident that be is an educated man. Dowill, that Mr, Wellings is very much alive and well, therefore, put to him a certain analogy. How and is at present living in Bath. 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We also illustrate below the BK. and | A.Y¥.G.1 types of High Tension Batteries. Use Chloride Batteries for House Lighting. JANtAnY ¥oTe, 124. } ee ee : a WIRELESS VALVES AAT BROADCASTING OUR NEW SEASON'S CATALOGUE. nnonnicement HULLO, EVERY RODT: FIBLER"'S CALLING! "DOr few sraacns calalogue— fol of temarkabie heroines [n seeds of nl teinda teacitiial flowers are Profhtabil: vepetabla—te ready for Ton. ln this Garton Goble. will The ONE-VOLT ORA tat fornnd all variebled aaltuble for garden lovers —amateir andpro fesaloned.™ is the latest addition to SEND A POSTCARD FOR YOUR COFY. “To @ioerkh thee:manda ta the wide range of Mullard ‘earth" i to be aore of * goed roeulis.’ ‘They make gardenien More bépesting aml productive.” Valves. ,, FIDLER & SONS, Established LESG, It combines the high efficiency of the celebrated \) READING. PaFilvallp wicddian thie paper. general purpose ORA Valve with an exceed- er — ingly long life. rah _ a2 ae In addition the filament requires but ONE “enra 1, “dy oeLy ' 4 F ei VOLT and only 025 ampere maximum hia 5 ResaheGCa current. : a Therefore the filament of theONE-VOLT ORA can be supphed from a New Life Calling ! SINGLE DRY CELL. .Wonderful Results of Satyrin Gland Treatment. Goce of the moet remarkable discoveries of FILAMENT VOLTAGE =. et volta: recent years is undoubtedly the important part FILAMENT CURRENT - = 625 ampere. plaved by the ductless glands and their relation’ ANODE VOLTAGE « - 13—100 v o l t s . to Health. The importance of these is empha- sised in & recent-review in the '' Lancet: These glands control growth and metabolism, Ash for Leaflet V.R.7. and in short determine that fector which the older physicians spoke of as “ constitution.” Satyrin 15a s0re means of rebuilding the “CONS lMUTH bo promote herve Energy, Vitality and Vigour,Satyrin gives New Lite, minchies: the blond cortwation, aod-stimnlates the Brain Cells. iniapnaabinhicaesaeniaiacaish , Satyrin 15 preseribed and recommended by the leading physicians, who have obtained wonderin results. a [iading Londin speciaish writes :— "Laon pleased fo. inforin- you that neve peeseriled veo atetin Tablets in a large rainteick pathnts al both genes ch mes >t ee oateia] pesmlts: “0 fod that there ie: a) marked ineondse in Lust h mental THE ONE-VOLT ORA aril physsicul enengy; and: peorasthenic compFarfa. fldg- anpdar With the restoration of a natural functi y Price 3O/- A special booklet on Gland Treatme:itwill be sent free on request, Satyrin is prepared im Tablet form, The prices of this invaluable preparation are 7s. fd, for one week'ssupply or Jos. for a full courte for three weeks, Fill in this coupon “and send. it NOW TO THE MEDICAL LABORATORIES (Dert. E,}, lard go, Pall Mail, London, 5.W.1. Please send me per return i— 1 week's supply “ Satyrin,” price 7s. 6d. a weeks’ supply “ Satyr,” price 203, - (Strile out line not roquired.) Name... ane+eEvery Spaeee Auchress 3 sea cu Adel The Midlard Tiedio Vile Coy, Eel, Bafkim, Loto. SIF liz: fio S44 oe escasa es Fianxtany garam, Do THE NEW FELLOWS LIGHTWEIGHT PHONES WE Unher 6 fen. Anal oe extremely Pon fortabie. With the special spring od | mtmont, the eardeces oy. be imoved Into aig abeebreil ARitiog,, oFsr vara be d without thewae of adjust foe fare. “This fitting Go epecialiy designed mot to tear the hair. Wouod to 4G) ahine, they te ery acsities an one well ouade with duralu min head banda, stabloy diaphragm, ctr, Adi. Felons Afagnete Oy.if, Loaton, V7 FF. 10, | FELLOWsf —<———A) “Abbiphone” for efficiency * “ Abbiphone” Wireless. Pro- ducts, osually different but alwerys better, provide a certain means of obtaining reliable reception at lesa cost, There are ingenious flealures about each ome which en- sure matimam working effi. — ithe wonderful Wuncell. ciency and yet they are sold al prices well within the ‘ i ae F Ls reach of everyone. Here We ppride in a noteworthy athievement and incaa is an example of the wtmos! complete conhdence for the future we intro- i aa value which “ Abbiphonc duce to you our latest Cossor product—the Wuncell ae eet effers. Valve now on sale at all dealers. aoe ead Receiving Sets from volé mahogany case. Easily fo 85 Guineas, aiso.a com- Future. advertisements will filament which ia not af tuned turn mp dle vonge of paris. Seal knob and the ovost senvei- be devoted toits many pomts tungsten treated with a fo-day for our OTlesirated tive epet on the crystal is, Catalogue. of. -superionity—ite triple- fugitive coatme of thorium, immedintely found by anchored filament, ite hood. Read these sadvertiscments, moonsE of oor special ABBEY INDUSTRIES, oe, ; Crratal Detector, Tike shaped Grid, even more rigul and when the time omnes ‘Receplion Distance, wnder LIMITED, i than that in the famore: PF 1 for you to purchase your a condtioa, pi Abbey Wood, London, 5.£.2. its incredibly low wattage first Lull Emitter wou.will 5 amfea. Which -enables-it ta work on be conwinced that for the Sa 1:71:09. Telephone : Maalaicd 294, onebattery nistend of three east per fect anc lon g- lachin (HBC, Tax |!- extra] Telrerams ; Ta bberies, Ath. coal, Lodo.” And ahovwe all, its wonderin results, it must bea Wornecell. a : Woacell PS. With green top far | City Depat: f Meal = Depot: : Detector and L.F; use --3O/- ao, Mark Lane, SOA, Sinan, > Wuocell Fa, With blue top for HF, use | ! Ef. Wea Fl and P2 Valves reduced ts 12/6 WIRELESS PRODUCTS ; ‘** ABBIPHONE”' COSSOR VALVE CO., LTD.—Highbury Grove, N.5. mn Fini. Trode Mark. Uiterl Ad, BUY BRITISH GOODS ONLY. Jasvany Zorn, 1924. | [Einettiatien sere / A Sho Se WV aling Bt in Thass interested ahah apply for a free copy of Mires from the Skies, 2 handsome Brochure alow. Mr. Whiting'’s Timetable ingthe whole range of , Utepeiaeed fren the Wain fee | ate, ALS. Beceivere, 4 slell ol eiving Porthoiars wf te hee Batis” SS ESET oid if gm A, nll Anaerien ond soy Unt theyfete ee! heard piv hing, 2 a Heard omentalking fra =e WoO, bot, owhig te faakine, euuld mobo moke peepee of it, ln 215 2.0.—E.F, pniveunes Chat they only hia’ comer waive. 2.2noi WG ¥amine Mer, Tote. Mnrd- es bowel, who made a aperch. amtil 8.253.017 wee able to bear the Whokt of Ula, althanigh at thas fe faded very aligbely. Devon Amateur succeeds 5.20 sup. 2. BO), jteet end WY pier logo reply. The net have lesen pert of Air. Hotivriiiil's aperhs. oF BOT GY pakke oll. those oble te when 6.B.C. fails. hear BURA, te “phone Vhom, i.2. cents ealilieg A oberies. folate, —l tan. pew. rar wething from) -Aniwerion.. Remarkable success on M.5.I. Receiving 1.45 d.im,—8Be. eal murat, aba lin Liat Chey Odi deer: ice le Taiay Set during two-way tests with U.S.A. TA.— Ae BOE, chee owen 7 eon her dance Gand from Wey ped a anmoanerment: that thew ar ewitching overteAlbony Hotel, 2,68 a.—H BG. call Anerbea. NH December Tied last, the ing4 information that theykept 60 am,=Furtheordance tienatran Woy. 4.5 nwin.—T A ‘eey that they can only O B.EB.C. arranged the first 8 trunk Tine open to himfor half hear WS cariware, of their attempts to bold an hour while they took down 4.10 aim, —Piind 2h plaiving of Wi, bro-way commninication with his report. 118 bm—BeB0, oak wll stations egreyit ionrne mouth fo chosen down Amorica, As oondilione were “17 s.m_.—Stal bearing iesic from Woy. particularly onfavourable, the Such results os these cononly 4.19 a.m, —BC, aocthat theyhave test was, unfortunately, mot a be obbiained on Inatrumenta ooly heard WGW"S corer wane, BLmeas, which are desipned by wireless find white Netenbngto the 1. Bo, T heard the bad at Woy sel resoarelh experta, which ore playing merrily away. After tering for 24 -hours;- the built ba skilled instrument 2) aanWe faded nell ht pom. B.B.G. were quite unable to 45) acin.—BBA. bomen Ame|rtra makers, and which are amebled 2.95 hm.—Bo, badly troabiled bar me- hear speech from America, into aa pertine tabhinete by master acon Geers, SRS all pomatenorsta However, Mr. and Mra. Whiting, Clot down. | did sm, crafiemen. 4.45 a. —WOV"s beamed atl! playing fabrly of Bideford(Deven), aibtvated! in shronehy, eit faded at 4.09 oom. a district netarivog for rte diffi- The experience of the Marconi ‘10 oai—B. Ba. aake all to cheese diewn bolt wireless conditions, hoard Beentifice Tietrument Co,, Lid. for five minatne, 1c nna still piving al Wo¥. WGY (New York) conzistently —pionecr in the. Wireless Im- 20 Ati—BOBOC, state fhe hove fected on @ Recerving Set manufor- dustry—is avatlable for all those coh: from Ametira and have tured by the Marconi Scientific heard them calling on epark. whe beve decided thalwith Instrument.o., Ltd. Wireless, as with all other SL5 f.in.—Bam ech paying at Wir, EEO, call again ol 7. hear worth-while possessions, the WGOY strongh Gircuch F.B. So impressed ‘were the B.C, bost is the cheapest in RERCHRbOSent, with the accuracy of Mr. Whit- the end, 2) aenayte ole ** nna close down, t(hatract from Bifefird Geel.) ee=a = = a oon oe ese I SLeS Baan ae ‘Lendon Shewraoma: et tienoe 40, Dean Se, Wo: rt, o fn i London Depat : Lane, Wille don, 21.25, St. Anne's VG. GHerdCoor!, DeantresStreet,Wt SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT COLE: lee)TelephoneSet7-¢ a = maa! eedel 168 —--RABIO TIMES -—-- [Jancany Zora, -1p24, Stand byfor one minute please and try FREE Trial Offer]]| “RABOK? “2Basu WOOL. . Mm The Best, Simplest and Cleanest Medium for Cleaning to ALL sufferers fr 0 GOLD, SILVER and ELECTRO-PLATE | Removes all tarnish and produces a beautiful finish in one operation. i Guaranteed Free from Mercury or Cyanide. “RABOK” Manufacturing Co., Oughtibridge, Nr. Sheffield. 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They are pleasant and easy to Collecting is one of the few hobbies that take dnd reheve torturing Pal ih a Very a hb 1 . . a ‘ short-time : can be enjoyed whilst Listening-in. os " < 1 ax©b r e a k i. n g w p S« v a l u e Send f o r TRIAL PACKAGE peTe C a l l e ccollection, t e r s 33,000 vatteties, rich in NO MONEY REQUIRED epproval,rlies, andselectionsshall frombe pleasedany country.to send,Wanton |' ith have my personal attention. Here area few of the thousands HILLI rn ar if i of unsolicited Testimonials ER, Stamp Club, Horsmonden, Fill in. tnd post the -coipog AT recel i OASCE You will then receive’. a i peneroits trial treatment, boeken with Dr, a ey ~ iB, ‘ , n usctol book telling bow CORDON ES write eed to may CurioniBava * d were dimoovetdl aod. howLatent given goo) prsabts Manufacturers of all kin 5 &, Miaiiulacturing bee wo aeae wile Br L MD. "Haye yes teen a i . 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LTD. ee: abiie ae e eee: Post vn training, 21). per woek; skilled men, from 26/3 to 59/4 per weck F . PT cl E Gt LEY i on enlistment, and all founel. Allowance for. wife and children : Blanulecturing Chominte & Droggiat - Con obtain celle! from VOW pain in oo : (Dept. HT.2) 10-31, Fesringtam Street, few boli. toanen 2h and over, Write, or call: INSPECTOROF RECRUITING, 3 Landon B.C A, RAF. 4 Henrietin Street, Covent Garden, London, W.C.3. Prisres“4 by NE vRESa rBAREON Pace1GBeOy LsTh, iaumcar Street, [ adbroke Grave, Wa 6d Pablished forthe Proprietors. by Geouce Newest, Lrp.,§-1r, Southampton Street, | Strung, boaden, Wits, Singland. —January 25th, les, daxtany 26tn, 1824. ] RADIO TIMES SS —_———ore ae -.-a = eeat- TTT ELLE B.1.H. FEL R Type RADIO VALVES B.T.H. “R”™ type valves can be employed in any set designed for use with a 4 or 6 volt accumulator. All who possess such sets, and have made satisfactory arrange- ments for battery charging, should make a point of specifying B.T.H. “RR”type valves, both for detecting and amplifying. Here are gomeé facts about B:T.H,RO ixpe waryeep (1) They are amber-tinfed and therefore do not predwuce “ etlare.” i (2) The filaments are mechanically strong anc, owing to the inethod of support, cannot sag. (3) They are amoothamd noistless in operation. i+} Thev mre equally aniahle for detecting Or TTotttetaet for Poor LF. ainphiication. 15} They bear the BOT.H. monogram which, on electrical apparatus, is the sign and syinbal of ligthesl efficiency and fiecst workman ieee I Se Slip. Bd When next you order ““R”type valves see that they are amber- a tinted and are marked B.T.H. Ee 12/6 e a c h . 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