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= eel i dime ines eu) a Lae OCTOBER21 ai, 1927. _Every Friday, Two Pence. No.212, LPO me ii Ae peer —- a ee ————_— The‘Regional Scheme. Il. Distribution by Higher Power.

The second ry iz He Series af Shore articles | interference. It would not, however, clo recently instituted service from 5673. But re ea Jer dali with hd Propose new schon af what 15 just as necessary: ame; -allew the main object of the new scheme 1s to oe istrubifee file ft tperemental fap Areas a ‘range of public taste. in relation to. the provide two contrasted programmes. cither 7 I revere + Leds the atening, «i Ase! ash apf matter which 15 .broadeast. It i obviously of which would be available to the usérs- of Daveniry Exberrmestat. fhe firsk sayledte ee to please every. listener all, the simple and ine xy osive sets, as well as fo deat with “the -andernational: ‘aspects -of the i timewithout perovidding an almost indefinite those POssessing more elaborate sets: schenie as afield by the ailetation-of wate- numberof alternative. programmes, But a One of the first problems to be met. ts fem gels. great deal canbe done to satisfy ditterent how to ensure that: liateners. will be able to T was explained ast week-that the present receive ¢ither-of the two. programmes. pro- wide withdut interference “Between the | System of BBG. - Statens was > not prewiding a ‘service: free from: inter- two. Without foing deeply inte the: techini- frrence prondniy because it had -become eal problems involved,.it- may be -said_ that rie the first ‘essential in this connection is to necessary Ly | number of stations in Ieurepe, including several ~British -stations. sendout the two Jroprammes at the same to ‘Share Eraquenctes (Wavelengths). Ii was stre ngth anil from the same place, [f-this alse 7p nied cut that owing to the increase’ 1S done the one transmission will be: jésg in strength foreign stations* after dark, tke +ikely to.) scturate- the eimpler types cre service range of ail Our relay Stations except erates thereby preventing thereception Edinburgh Was rechiced vie n to approxi-" of the cther..transmission, This is the con- mately three mules. On the other’ hand. dition which is met when a listener living those ‘stations which use exchsive.. fre- close" to-a ‘local ‘station wishes “to feceiye " quencies—that is tosay, those which do not tlirect' somie distant Britishor. foreign station. share a frequency with: any other station— Thus an order’ to give an equal cistributian grenot subject to mterference ‘of this kind of the two programmes over the whole af

when: things are working smoothly. the area te-be served, the two'stations must

Arising out-of this ‘state of affairs, it is bé together. At the same time the wave- | obvious that future development should lengths on which. the two programmes are ed be transmitted must be separated by a proceed ‘along the lines of comparatively J. MeTAWISA new Stations, each wsing an exchisive fre- sufficient amount to allow cither programme The Orkneys to be sélected at will.

quency, ancl with higherpower, Serving -a mach larger area than does the” average UNRECOGNIZED’ HEROES. It is fortunate that British exclusive fre- station at present. 2. ‘The Cryestal-User who came to complain af quencies are so placed in relation to cach In determ‘iningthe prapose d new scheme of the quality of 5GB, other that they can be arranged: in pairs distriution, the BoBC. has to do more than moods and tastes by providing two alterna- to give ample separation between the two merely to increase the power of the statrons tives-of equal signal-strength over as -darge sa otted to any Ont Statin, When the allot ——hine in: oll. not counting. 5XX—which ah area as passitde, The Regional Scheme ment of frequencies was unter consideration work oon exclusive frequencies, Increase has this aim: in -view, at the meetings ‘of the Union Internationale ol: power atone world undiubtedly inn preive It: may be argued that, to some extent, de Radiophonie, it. was, realized by the theservice from a technical. poitt of view listeners who possess sensitive nvulti-valve B.B.C. delegates: thet the provision. of that is to sav, a preater. number of lis- sets are already in possession of a choice alternative programmes would be a develop- keners would reecive a service free from ef several programmes, apdrt from the ment of the future. rd ti _ == eeeee—- RADIO [Oerams: 2). per a ‘The Man Behind the Music. = it

Franz Liszt—Born October 22, ESLE,

My the. tight of Oeiober 21-22, in the playing, and was the world's Pred peat year JR), «a Jorge und brilliant Pianiét in his day, He waz received every- come wae Visible in the sky; @ fact where: kines - ul éemiperara treaberd hit which caused a certnin amount: of ex- a4 ont Of their owy. His advice Tis: Gon= Gtement at. the time Rome saicl thet Btantly sought, h i s jodement s t i l l more only: porl, #eula ot the earth Were born eonstanthy crutrhe|, Streleky tells an Under a iced. Tt therefore seemed extellent story of a young woman who advisable for all babies desirous of making came front Chicago to ony te Lieet. She fheir appearance in the month of October waa aooompanihd Wy her * Mor" a k she of that year to contrive to avoid post termed her mother, und evidently {n- poning theiractivities later than the early tencledd ta impress the master, * Meg" houra of the twenty-second. In a amadl tek him that. “her. Mamie conkd knock villa inthe pleasant town of Raiding, in apts off a» pi-anner,’ Liast did not a (rerman-speaking part of Hungary, one, at understand thia reniurk, and torned ta — tll events, just managed +in time—crently Strelezki, who foond himeelf.at a dicnd- to the delight of his parents Pram Litt waa thai’ | conterte: Lhe eriwd-intimidiates me; ite breath vintage in not knowing the-French forthe torm aly, All the same, his hurry. wae apparently to suffnektes me: uikoowna fooet anake me dumb, ‘knocking spots.” Momio nsked Liskt what she his detriment, for he was do tiny that he was not Butyou are destined for 1t, for when you do not ahnwald play. Lisrt said: tt waa: all-the aanie te hen, tapected to live out the day. Furthermore, for the win your publia you have tho power to overwhelm She then ine juired if he knew Mendelesihin's ( V g a Ea, first six years of his life he was eubject to fainting it. Berhog oomponed:-the-teo in moch the same ' A l i t t l e , ” be-snid, perhopa thinking of that G Mines fita of such w character ss to throw: him into o mannerHe apoke of Chopin os heing the refined, C o n c e r t o . “Then I w i l l play-you the Bees" Wed- oondition -a0 oLowel yr resendbling death tliat cn one delionte weesof amall gotherines or props rik ding.” ‘Dent do that, ead Liszt. *D would mech oocasion he was actually certified as being dead inftmate tricia, but of Liszt as being at hia. best rather have the “Spiders Divorce.”" That he arid wosMeasured for hia coffin. But he mune with two thousand hearers to conquer. E-ven so, was impatient of anything other than the best ia to live to be seventy-five in spite of ft, which says Loewneeced the friendship of other imeem, ane, evident from the [act that he atopped o young g i r l something for being born under a comet. It is frequently sought the company of Chopin, Berlias, who was playing a Benata of Sterndals Bennett. doubtful if he would have heen the educated must- and Wagner. Of the first and last-named of thoes * Kindly name the piece you perform, niademoiselle,’ cian he was had he dependedupon his father for threo he wrote lives—both works characterized by he said, pobttely, ‘The Maid of: Orleans”? WS. his education. Adam Liszt, a splendid amateur eTiraripaunice cit excpresaici. He knew Metulelssohin the reply, *° Hm! eal Liszt. * What « pity the musician, was anything but a rich man: Ent the quite well, butthey do not seom to have got on. mansseript did nob soffer the aane fate of the Hongirian nobles who heard of the extraordinary At-all evonta, itis upon record that Mendelssohn Maid.” On the other hand, Lisst. wae alwava kine alilities of young Frank were. decideaily meh, and (who waso first-rate painter) dtew i life-like sketch and helpfal to those who needed Leta, Ever aleo decidedly generous; consequently the cost: of of Tadevt playing the piano, his hands having five i hard worker himeelf, he encouriged thore who hie education, both in Paris ‘and Vienna, ‘wae «a hammers instead of five fingers. “The truth of that aieworked hard. A young pianist onen asked tim matter which tinsod no anxiety, appears to have been that Liszt plaged Mendels- how Jong he practised to attain such technical Tt was clearly evident-long before he finished his sohn'é G Minor Concerto for Piano and Orchestra, powers, * My dear Carl,” he replied, “1 never took edlocation that Listt was intended for a preat poblic and that he elaborated some passages which he count of the hours practised, but T knew that career, and that he was carrying out what he had enidl he thought were rather thm. ‘This: anmoyerdd for some years it was-never leat than ten bourse a intended to do in his early childhood. —A friend of Mendekeohn, and the «ketch was probebly-an day.” A’ strange. personality) with « a universal his father had patted his-curly head and said to expression Of his opinion of Liset’s virile method of mind, the Abbé Liszt did everything tharoughly— him: * Well, tthe man,andwhat are you going playing fortiasine, Asa matter of fact. Mendels- whether merely giving. r e c i t a l s or orehesteating to be when you grow up?" ‘Jat Tike him," enid sohm was right: Liszt constantly used to smash his own or someone else's work. It Was a l l Fring. He pointed «a sticky finger at a picture of both hammers and wires, the latter of which appear the same to him. He gave sixty-two veo Beethoven. Which thought brings ua to the very tbo hiave had. geome. sruvienr valoe mm the form of of hia l i f e to public work, and. as Rubinstein basis- of Lisette outinok. He knew that the soul braceleta for lady-admirere. It is amazing that it said o o f him, there wos nothing in mnéia of music is of ve kinds—the intimate and personal, waa a0 in ao great a player, because: it is quite un- he did not know, and certainly nothing he and the universal: his waa the univereal. Chopin pardimable to break anything. ButLisxt certainly could not play. ones daid to him; “Tam not at all fittedfor giving C. Woiraker Wirgow, laid down some excellent epee in ee

— a A Musical Jubilee. A Note on the Peepss Concert matey: my Sir Henry Hadow.

‘HE People’s Concert Society was founded by would hue achieved two objecfa = Oe, bo bring. Lo the Hon. Norman Grosvenor in 1878 with bs Sr Henry Hadow, Vice-Chancellor of Shefheld a great deal of moble pleasure mto lives wher ‘object ofbringing the best music within reach of Uniersty, is Chairman of the People's Concert pleasure ia not too frequent, and the other tosh dweller in the. poorest. parta of London. The Society. The jubilee concert of the iby, whoch that the public, when it is not deceived of rhidaiieed, expericnce of St. dude's, Whitechapel, showed dn. was founded in 1478 and has done so much’ to ig on the side of good art and not aginst, th; bring nua: into the lives of those who might The attainment of its fiftieth year 14 a real ‘landd- early tli ‘ye that such an experiment was hopeful. otherwise never have had the chance of hearing it. mark in the progress of the Society, It hag every The Bockety started under good AREPECDA ; Ws ts te bebroadcast frem: Landen = Laventry on renson to lonk hack with eqtisiaction on its peat direction was soon saésumed by Sir Hubert Parry and the evening of Sunday, October 3. ‘The concert itt career has been one of almost onbrokensucess, is beng held nt the Battersen Town Hall, under work, Tt appeals to the generosity of -all music Tn ite early dava-there Were some doubters who the conductorship of Mr, Charles Woodhouse, Lowers thit. they will enable this work bia Conte, feared thet’ classical mustc wed bevond the com- and in these days. When Music is returning ones dehension of. the public, and openly advised the where net with a most appreciat ive Treaponsc. more to its proper place m the life of the nation, inty thet it: musth never rise above dance music The experience ‘of oor concert givers has been when it ia no longer 4 costlyexotic or apassing and comic_opera. Fortunately, from the beginning on the whole very similar to that of the Broad- fashion, but a necessity of civilized existence, [ winer: counsels prevailed; the: moto progressive cacting Corporation : nimely, that the higher you cannot doubt that thé appeal will be met with the ‘aemboers of the committee recognized from the pitch your standanl the more certain is it to be generosity which England gives te all good canses + outset that almost all people like good music generally accepted. J] have’ been to «a concert and that the Sovtety will be aupplied with the ne unless they ape told beforehond that. they must, in Oxford where the frontseats cost sixpence and quisite resources for the continuance and extensiim and our concert parties went out confidently into the packed sandience cncored a Gach Concerto. of ite activities: Tie object is’ not: to inculcate a the poorest quarters of the city with Bachand T have heard coneert goors, so inexperienced that particular doctrine or to represent a L ; Recthoven and Brahma, anda certain anticipation they have not learnt how to be bored, discussing point of view ; it gathers tte gifts of beautywithout of the welcome which they received. Later on withevident enjoyment as they left the tS distinction of clase or school oh esnee; anditsoes eonoerts_of the same kind wero, given in prisons point of interest in. Beethoven or Brbma a of endurance: lies largely. in the breadth amdaf Borstal institutions, andtheyhavo. every|. ‘People’sConcertSocietyhad done nothingelseitit !foundationonwhich ihieUnset aahea a

INTERFERENCE By ‘ Torps.’ aN fl A Naval Occasion. A Hamorous Story of the ‘Silent’ Navy by a well -known nay al officer who recently contributed an article to The Radio Timeson ‘The Radio Way in the Navy.’ The drawings are by Aubrey Hammond. HIS is not as some might suppose from eentleman in the aeroplane when this officer nature. Mr.. Muggles, like the Gunnery its title a technical article on the had junched in the Mess — Lieutenant, has an obsession and a fierce relationship (if any) between atmos- 'L rely entirely on you to give me the fall passion, but in his cask it must also He phenes and the temperature of sea water of shot!’ described as undoubtedly a minor’ vices. at “a harometric pressure of 30", [ am no And the flying officer had replied :-— He backs horses, and he longs above all “Til pump the stuff out at you all neht, else.to back the winner of the St. Leger,. He technician, Betterbrains Shinming wrestle with that side of the wireless business. but try and let me down hefore five o'clock, has had a tip as straight as a corkscrew from In this article T am using the pa inter- I've got a date that evening.’ the canteen manager's assistant, whose ference in the sense Jaid down in the Concise Leaving the acroplane circling in the sky brother's sister married a man who sels and the Gannery Licutenant sitting. as near oats at Newmarket, and acting upon this Oxford Dictionary, where on pape Ase at | to heaven as any Gunnery Lieutenantcan information, Mr. Muggles has plunged is written :— reasonably hope. to get, we will penetrate heavily. Lf it comes off he will cuta dash Interfere, v.1..f0t things) come into collision | or opposition (with); (of persons) meddle (with). into what the Daily Press calis ‘the bowels on Weymouth front in the near future: of the. ship. Here we see Ordinary Tele- if it fails he will notbe going ashore for It is my purpose to descnbe how a man standing on a grandstand at Doncaster graphistMuggles. He is on wireless watch, some months, interfered {in the, dictionary sense) with headphones upon hus head, pencil in hand, Meanwhile the great ship has put her helm both persons and things in the North >ea. wireless. log open in front of him. ft. is over and is describing a majestic curve ; The curious and pedantic may, care to know plain that he is in a highly excited state + she leaves a glassy expanse of sea on her port he ficgets on his chair, he scribbles with his quarter as she tums to the firing course. that the exact scene of the interference was in “Lat. .37° 208.Long.00° 30'W., Her turret guns move round,

and the time 25.00 L.s.T.,. sep their muzzles ‘are cocked up ex- tember 7, 1927, for at that in- aunithy as if, like the war horse gentleman who was in. the Book of Job, theysmelt stant the standing in the grandstand at the battl from afar. The Gun- Doncaster ejaculated into a micro- nery Licutenant settles himself

phone the information that Book- in bis seat aloft and the flying Law had won the &t. Leger. officer ceases to disport himself

Whilst the nultttude cisported. at 7,000 feet and dives steeply towards the target themselves at Doncaster a con- siderable portion of the British In each turret, m the gun- Navy entertained itself off the house,the working chamber, the North-East coast of Scotlindwith magazines, and the sheil-rooms,

gunnery arid forpade @NETCISES, a hundred men are waitingin 2 A certain great ship at 2.50 shghtly nervous excitement for pan. on September 9) advanced the order to open fire.. In the proudly across the sea in the transmitting station, surrounded direction of an inottensive target by mysterious instruments which

which was being dragged across elick and squeak and flash lamps the ocean. Hundreds. of men in and draw lines on moving paper

thatship surveyed the distant with more than human skill, a target with hostile imtent. It closely packed gang of men speak a strange was their hope and ambition that jargon into a dozen

the great guns of theirship should suddenly a look of amazed horror appeared and vemained as 1/ telephones. This is the gunnery demolish that target, A worthy jrozen on the Guanery Ltentenant's face. brain of the ship, and the pale. ambition. Moreover, as most young heutenant who spends most

people who have been shot at will agree; pencil, his head is thrust forward, and it 15 of his life analyzing gunnery records and in- there is a° peculiar satis‘faction im firing at evident that he is straining. everynerve venting sititable explanations for inexplic- something that cannot shootback, in. order. not to miss the faintest signal, able occutrences is the controller of this There was no one in that great ship who Deubtless, you will say to yourself, this brain. Squeezed into corners are sh cherished the ambition of strafing that target rallant tar, whose set is tuned to the wave- faced looking individuals in blue overall more ardently than the Gunnery Lieutenant, length of the aeroplane set, realizes the im- suits, with screwdrivers, earth Jamps and

With him, the desire to hit that target was portance of his task. He knows-that every bits of wire protruding from their pockets. an obsession, a fierce passion, almosta vice, word he speaks into.that ordinary telephone These are torpedo-men, representatives of He sat in his control position high'up the in front of him will go straight to the ears the department responsible for the electrical mast, and he shifted-his gaze from the target of the Gunnery Lieutenant. ‘He knowsthat efficiency of the ship. Should anything faal toa speck in the blue sky and back to. the he is a vital link in the all-important chain they will instinctively proclaim, Well, target. That speck in the sky was an aero- ot =etalon: and he is anxious and any'ow, the juice was all right, sir! Tested plane and at was the duty of this machine nervous lest he should let down his beloved ten minutes before firing !' to circle four thousand feet above the target officer who. is up the mast and also bring Leave the transmitting station as "the and, report. by wireless certain information discredit on the fine shooting reputation of navigator on the bridge steadies the ship

to. the: Gunnery Lieutenant... The. number the ship...

of times he. hit. the target, would. depend Telegraphist. Muggles! Honour where honour leit to indicate: that: the range -1s:-clear; ae upon the reliability and frequency of the i die! and let us have one last look at Mr. Muggles ph

r aoe:irom the ‘plane, He had satd to the But alas for the frailty of homan (Continued on page 137.) i gO Til RADIO TIMES -—

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=! ane A New Feature. The Truth about the English. ane Teally bed one (for the right t o : purforn HE face of journalism, Jike the face ‘of. the HE series of. talke ‘entitled * Ourselves aa which 167 German and foreion theatres have comtryside, ia constantly changing. Tho OthersFee Us," bas been mentioned before clamoured). In the play that) has heen so much disappearance of o- feature from o magazine or in. these pages. One cannot. help wondering whut | performed, I allowed a misinke to oocur inthe newkpaper if like’ the vanishing of a familiar all these distinguished foreigners will have to any names of the characters, with the result thut forty-one lines of the phuy were mark—both are the vietima of development shout ua and our way of life. When we: travel entirely mean. and there will always be someone to mourn their abroad ‘we find foreign costomsa anid behaviour ing less. [hese l i n e s , in the course of 3.448 pissing. Those who were familiar with the news qeneer.” Haw do ar oT Appear io nn outside periormances, were given by 107 actors without of*soming “programmed whieh have for the paat oherver at another nationality 7 Are these critica the mistake being noticed by a manager, producer, Womthe been ehronicled in Fhe Rodis Times oneler from abroad going to admimiater a nasty jolt to prompter.or ony , o f t h e . million anda half of the heading of * Coming ta the Microphone," will one Tun coneeit—or will they tell us how AHLenoo, find this in future. over. the signature of * The pleasiotwereally are? The opportanityof hearing | Portrait ofan Author. Announcer, who willeach week. have two pages of the worst (or the beet) ts too good to be missed— the paper to himself He will give in essence all and I, for one, mean to listen this coming Wednes- ‘sit HAVE: received 2.185 THATApS Frente yoru that weed ta be found on the * Coming to the Micro- day evening to whol Madame Kallas, the novelist writers: for. oonsieration.: 7.1681 questa for pheine ‘pape, and more, forthe heitor feels that, in wile of the: Esthonian Minister: hea to aihy abort my aitegraph-—and 826 ladies have naked to be addition to pews of forthcomme events, there is England and the English. allowed to become my eecretary. J have been much information aid snemletea connected with acrid eleven times of plagiarism and have received brondeasting which’ will beof interest to listeners. £0 letters from indignant readers pointing out that I had stelon such and auch « remark from ther. * The Announcer.’ [have been called up HS times on the telephone hy E aim of * Tho Announcer” i4 to provide ‘x anonymons callers who called mea dirty Jow,” backcramd to the programmes. With and 132 peaple have made me telephonic offers ol eves and enara disereetly open he will view the | Pricelest Persian carpets. T have beeninterviewed whole field of broadeasting and note upon his 127 ines and bare ne repped to 1.000 circulars. tableta anything and everything which may,help [have twenty-seven teeth, stand 1.60 metres if rim to: fulfil this ambition. .And ke will remain eight, and weigh eight stone ten. T can tum out ap étrictly anonymous, for he dedires to uvoid exposure, to aeven aheets an hoor on: this By TA riter—thioweh pattination, excl ostracism, politienl martyr. lean only compose four lines af eae the Bae dom, challenges to duela, invitations to borrow time, 1 lose 325 grammes of weight per bour of money ‘oponno security whatsoever "—in fact, poetic cimposition. Tsleap six hours a day, like the hondred and one'anneyanees to which « public my bath very hot, relish marine pimaly of every character may be at any moment subjected. Who kind, cannot bear faringercus’ fools os a Doctor find whut be ie will rennin & secret. of Philosophy and a member of the BHorlin Analytical Mod-m Music. Department for Rubbish and Dirt’ There seeme ho Te Ferry lithe of the- German plulnaaph abhor this [f the lettera of various correspondents are to author of ‘Jew Sues '—and- more than a touch of be taken as an indication of the general Bernard Shaw. The tick which he admits having a inkon, the pece ryt aly rt recital af richer Mua played on the theatre-world hasShavian ring to it, given from London and Daventry by the Vienna String Quartet: met with a very mixed reception November |}, 1978-1927. from listeners. ‘Why do you wrste such artists oe nine years havepone past sme a ga the V.A0Q. on-sach stuff?" asks one listener. conference ina failway carriage put an cid “Wehadlistened for five minutes before we realized to the long exhaustion of War, Armistice Day and thatthey were playing—not tuning up!" Bays the Two Minutes’ Sience have loet none of their another, ‘The B.B.C. i# to be congratulated on * Blimey !° énlemnity and beauty. The Two Minutes’ Silence ia making ua acquainted with the work of the brilliant “Strings enor, thorgh wa are oe a rece ofiinguleta, wa the most truly and completely noligious service of Moderna!” Ono fins meat is proverbially aro thr oly pelo whe ave biskabeed igen Sela ig ftorrimn the year. In those few moments the world takes a nother mans poison—and ecarly-Schonborg, it mele Wiley fa Gee ordinal por, 5 Listaner's Letter, Kedio Times, Eeptember 40.) step nearer to God, This year, i# every yeor, must be Admitted, is etrongish meat for muosical Armistice Day will find its appropriate place in the Veretarians fo swallow. Those of poor digestion The Man Who Wrote ‘Jew Suss.” programmes, beginning with @ service doring. the could, however, #éek refuge in tho alternative ATER. in the season, on November 30, T chall morning of November 11, inthe course of which the programme. There must have been many anxious Silence will be observed. How inipresive thore to get to gripa with and understand the now listen to Herr Lion Feuchtwanger—not. only on neaount of the interest attaching to the inmpres. two minute: can be when they foll in the midst of a tendencies in music who listened with interest to broadcast servier will be recalled by all those whi’ the whole recital. Igor Stravinsky, the great sions Gf England gathered by o distinguished Russian composer and musical godfather of the erman novelist of the post-war. school, but Hstened Iaat year to the Armistion Day servite relayed from Canterbury Cathedral, and the thrillin ir” Thiaghile Ballet, was an interested: listener at because Feuchtwanger's book, * Jew Sues,” has made me curious to discover something about theoutlook mournfulsonnding of the Last Post with which the Savoy Hill thet evening. He is over in London at Silence closed, weacnt making musie-rdlls for the Duo-Art piano. and personality of tta anthor, What a strangely included? in compelling book it is, with ita brilliant treatment of Eonic af Stravinaky's works are to be A Reading by Lord Balfour. the next of the series of modern recitals when the sombre wickedness of the aighteenth-century ' German courte and the dramatic quietness of its end- ae reat of the evening’a programme will! be Marcelle, Meyer, most. brilliant of modern: Frenclr occupied by the fourth of this season's pinnists, i¢ to make her reappearance at the ing. Jam ale highly intrigaed by the letter which Herr Fenchiwanger sent mc in response to my Te- National Symphony Concerta. Tho programme, Jmicrophone in this country. quest for aome information about himself and his which will be relayed from Cmeen's Hall, has been SF A Radio Revical. work. Noteven the fact. that be unkindly sent it at specially chosen for the occasion, It will include We WAY OF AN EAGLES, Ethel M. Dell's the same time to severs! other newspapers in this Chopin's: Funeral March, Stanford's The Laat Poat, popular story which enjoyed phenomenal | country whe have already printed it m part shall and Parry's The Gloriesof our Blood and State {both snterks as a stage play, has olko been given on the prevent ‘me from quoting if her. ‘1 have spent for chorus and orchestra); and tha last movement Tees ether (Juno 14, 1826). On Wednesday, Novem- fourteen months at school,’ he writes, “seventeen of Beethoven's great Ninth Symphony, In keeping ber 2. a radio revival of this will be booacleast from days aa prisoner of war, five anda half months in with the aolemn ond: national chargeter of the ‘Daventry Experimental, with Cathleen Nesbitt the Army, ¢loven years in Muonich—and the rest of cocasion will bo the reading during the concart by) digain in the part of Muriel Roscoe. Those who my dayzin comparative freedom. 1 have written Lord Balfour and General Sir lan Hamilten-of- like o full-length play with a strong story w i l l do ‘eleven plays, of which three ure good, one very Pericles’ Funeral Oration aml La wi now prac tostay at home that evening. mediocre (which has. been performed 2,346 times}, faineus men. j fs yi ‘ CP ay well fds Nal Ser = teen a ‘ dea i aed

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“King David" Again, The Foice. of the Listener. ’ Borbastes .Furioso, | A’ ‘OMPOSER whe thinks and dreams of railway HE Wireless Organizationa Advisory Com- ATURDAY, November 5, looks like providing i engines, aml loves to ride at seventy-live mother, which came into being at the begin- an entertaining evening for Bournemouth tiles an hor upon their footplates—that is Arthur ming of this year, has just iasoed an interim report listeners. The evening. programme opens with @ | Honegger, whoa great Symphonic Psalm was of its first six months” work, The Conimitter is performance of Offenbach’s light opera The Blind given by the BBC; at the Atbert Hall earlier this composed of reprosentatives from all the principal Heggers (Ler Deve sirengles}). Then follows fom-= ae vear. This work, Aung Derid, in response to the listeners’ and experimenters. societies, under the btetea Farias, “a burlesque tragic opera in ome request of many disteners; will be broadoest a chairmanship -of Captain Ian Fraser, C.B.E.. MP. act aml five scenes, by William. Barnes hoes," second time during the London evening programme lite object isto establish an etfective liaison between Thi piece, whieh was prodwoed at the Theatine on Wednesday, November 2 Gn this eceasian it listeners and the B.B.C. inooll matters of mutual | Reval, Haymarket, in 1810, created a sensation will be given with an orchestra of wind instruments interest. During the period, January—June, 1927, atthe time of ite first presentation, for it waa & only, that.is, in the form of its original conception. the Conmimittes met eight times, and considered n satirical attack on contemporary theatrical methods, Honesgget's love of the strength and apecd of the wide range of subjects, making a number of sug- In the early nineteenth century the theatre was in modern locomotive i expressed in his Symphonic peations to the BBA. which either confirmed a parlous condition. The magniloquence of the play- Movement, Pacific 23) (which takes ita tithe from existing prackice or were subsequently adopted. bills strove to conceal the poverty of the prodnc- one of the nomet powertal railwayengines of today). One of ita frst avtivities waa the preparation of tions—in the way that Vincent Crommies’s much- In his workroom o picture of this engine faces analytical summaries: of the views of members off announced * Brilliant Display of Fireworks’ turned 7 upon the well a portrait of Mozart, cut to be ‘nine people at the wings with a aquib in each hamd—all the closen: ancl a holt pecanselt 1 Eugene O'Neill to be Broadcast. at once——awinl from the front, quite awfnls in the : 4 HE Welsh love of drama is reflected | design of Cardiff Station's programmes, which Those that H’alh in Darkness. “ include a large proportion of plays. On Tuesaday, [—D° you remember Millais’ picture of ‘The Blind November §, Cardiff listeners are to hear 1 play by Girl,” of a girl with ‘Titian red hair sitting on Eugene O'Neill, one of the leacing cdromatists of a stone by the roadside, her lips curled in a amile of enchantment aa she listens to horsister's deseription the modern Amercin achool and author of the oelelirated Ane (hers, This ja entitled fo fhe of the minbow ? One day there is another wonder: fone, Tt isn play of the sea in- war-time, and the i fu! picture to be painted. Tt wall show'a blind hoy fears amd jealousies of men in the danger fone. wilh earphones, intently listening —and, perha In addition to the O'Neill play, Cardiff is, the same that same slow smile of sheer delight will hover evening, miving another ahort poor, The Ae fing | round his ips. How much broadcasting means to

Silenca, The caste of bobh will omebucde Murray the blind. the blind alone can tell, It meane ro Lairrington, lyver Maddox, andDonald Dayies, much thet it shoul) be our cnde:your to see that ne blind person goes unprovided with a set of some Ernst: Dohnanyi. kind. A year ago the Manchester Station inavgw BEE that Bournemouth hos srranged to broad- rated, with «a concert held at the Free Trade Hail, its Wireless for the Blind Fond, dinoe then the cust Dolimanyi's Aonzerateck in 2) Major on ‘Thursday, Nowember 3. The composer of this results achieved by the fund have been magnificent. “concert pleoe ” is one of the omost dolebrated of More than 20) sete have been provided, sume to moder UEbmegarian: miisicians, Ernest Dohnunyi blind people living far away from any station, is pianistaa well as composer, and in the former whith had meant the installation of expensive talve- seta, More fonds arenow. required—and it is ' réle hos made several appearances in thie conntry, He does not find it easy, though, to make an ox- hoped te raise these by a second concert, to be held thie time in the City Hall on Toewday evening, tensive tour, on account, of his duties as President November 1, during the forthcoming Wireless aod: cemductor of tee Bourdn-Pesth Philharmonic Dear Old Lady (writing to the BBC): '. . . And Exhibition, The artists will all be radio fayvourres, Sockety. ‘; wall Wer please gend ie thie pamphlet telling me be to osculate. Morlelmans of the Black Beard. A Pennyworth of Good Music. LiLthe world loves a pirate; af least, it THkes A CONCERT for a penny—almost twenty the stcieties represented with regard to the com- to hear about him, and from the safety of years befor the Proms were dreamed of, position ‘of broadcast programmes. The results its armchair to take vicarious part in his deeds of : and Gilty years before brondcasting, this was the Rhowed that in the main ‘the distribution of pro- pore. And it is not necessary to goback bo peek fee which the People’s Concert Soctety, charged for Fromme material aq arranged by the B.E.C. was ages, to the days of Morgan and Blackbeard and siimission to tUwear concerts, In U87#—in -the satisfactory to listeners, Kidd, to come across pirates. Inst twenty years hevday of thy Golden Age of Penny Readings ‘The Man who Watched the Zeppelins. ago of black-bearded,: Herculean rufian called -. (from which perhaps they took their cue in the Mortelmans, waa tried for piracy in Fiji, convicted, j roatter of price)—a band of enthusiasts with.some eo many listener who heard his talk on * The and sentenced to penal servitude for life. The story experience of presenting goo music to mudiences Funny Side of Doelling,” Monsieur .}. Joseph of hie erties will form the subject of a tolk whieh “east of Aldgate Pump,’ inaugurated thie society, Renaud may be no more than a name and a voioe, Mr. Gilchrist Alexander, who wes present at hii

= Che People’s Concert Society's work has been a But that name—-and the voice. which speaks trial, will broadeast from London and Daventry on.

labour of love ond has heen invaluablein fostering remarkably good English—conceas one of the-most Satitday, November 6, : i the growth of murical appreciation, energetic ond versaitily men in Prance—ond one who has a preat love and respect for the E nyglish, From the B.B.C.'s Postbag. The Jubilee of the P.C.S. This tall, blond Frenchman, who was until recently XTRACTS fram leMers recently received: by — Auhime the People's Concert Bopiety champion awordaman of Europe, protagonist in many the BBC: from listeners : celebrates its jubilee with «a. Symphony duels,the author of sone of the mat ingenious ‘We know we ore not the oause of the inter: Concert ai Batteface Town Hall on Sunday evening, detective stories] have ever read, (ne of them, ference na we have o private earth,’ i October 30, Part of thie concert is to be broadcast I remember, desorites the murder of a journnlist * Picase send mo a copy of the Wireleas Act as

——and the broadcast will include a short speech. by ina Toom with locked door ancl barred: window To have a wireless imainiled and should dike all Sir Waltond Dnvies on the work of the Society. while a reception is being held in the adjoining inflammation.” The orchestra will be conducted by Charles Wood- room. ‘Monsieur Jozph Renaud spent a good cieal Oppras ia alegbht for eyebrows,” fronkt, and the programme is to include Schubort's of the war in-a Swiss pension, He was acting the 4 ‘Please come and take oway a. Frenchman's eeent and |=e2 ee certo part of a retice? and invalid army officer, while at two-valye act what has been upertling ol fiear Te 1 oP aie sure: ho ar aairhuret nights bis job was to wateh the movenents of Ze The Five Bella Poblic these four montha" _violinand.‘preci Woodhouse (laritone}. peling out of Friedrichshafen on Lake Constance. ‘THE ANNOUNCER.’

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126 -—-- SADIO “Ties [Otrorern 21. sacle THE CHILDREN’S a yankee en BROADCASTING G IS FOR GOOD NIGHT, EVERYBODY! 10 nigpit, olrybody| ALPHABET. Y tn Ther ane ald, The phy if OVER,

And the tale isa told, Thea danee ta ended, And the dong is sped— Gdcd nioght, overybody, io to fect 1

H IS FOR HOSPITALS ! () LISren 1 tn the Hopitule The Voie deross this Wirel1°35 falls Forget your pein a little while, Poor sutferera, aml learn to mile. We to your bedaide music bring, To you the golden voice shall:une, To you the violin shall play For a short while your pain away.

For you we'll fill the heavyhours With fancy’a-unmeen bindsand flowers, For you we'll range acroge the acas To cateh the sounds shall bring you esse. = Verses te Eleanor Farjeon. Forget, forget ! the Wireless calla To Liethenwra in Hospitals 3 Drawings by T.:C: Derrick, Forget why you have ceated to smile, Forget or ped th ia Littles while f

Gertie Grunter’s Riddle. A Hepzibah Story. By Olwen Bowen.

Hi Farmyard was interested —more,- the foe Peenieenes —— Chirabelle Chicken guessed, andGwendolen Ganse . Farmyard waa excited. Gertie Granter, | mooet, unl so did Duleima Duck, and epan the price pig, had fourm] a large and juicy carrot, "Hepzibah Hen" and the Farmyard Taraxicum Turkey—but theyall roceed wrong, and, io everyone's surprise, che had very Family to. which she belongs are widely Benerously offered it ae a prize to anybody who known, because of the many stories could guess a riddle, broadcast about them. We are glad to | ' Beech a atrange thing for Gertie Granter to be able to present here a *Hepzibah‘ do!’ aid Hepzibah Hen,ina puzzled voice, * Bach Adventure written specially for The Radio | & beautiful carrot, too! Amybody would be proad io OWN HL Times. The illustrations appear by kind | “Quite unlike Gertie Gronter,’ commented permission of Mesers. Ernest Benn, Ltd. Dalcima Dock. -°2E can't ‘understand -it- at all. aanlenieain Tt tant aa if there was anything wrong with the carrat !" "7 know the answer,’ said Cathbert Cockerel, in “Wo,” «ald Kathleen Cow, sleepily, "IT saw it A pompous voice, .“ You others had better come and myself in Gertie Granter’s mouth aa sheleant Bee. me win the carrot !* over the pate of Sty House, waiting for people to come and pues the answer. They all went aorces to Sty Howse. On the way “What ia the riddle ?* asked Chirabelle Chicken. they met Alphonso Ass and Dorcas Donkey, both ‘*.When does. tho sun flower? "" murmured looking very depressed, Kathleen Cow, mournfully, ‘I didn't know it did; ‘It's no good trying to win that carrot,’ aiid but that's the riddle, so T suppose it's all right." Dorcas, sudly. "We've tried every answer we can think of, and ‘A prise for anybody who can guess nry theyre all wrong! * said Alphonsa Ass. riddle f* ‘Dear, dear—what'a shame!’ said Hepribah, * But, never mind, I'msure Cuthbert will let you “ft know!" cried Hepsibah, turning round aa have a bite oat of the carrot, Ho saya ho knows last: ‘Sure 1 know: The onewer is “ When it the wngswer, doen”! Gertie Grunter greeted them very civilly, and But it wasn't, and Gertie Gromter langhed still counted aver the two acorna which each person louder, and asked if they'd all agree to give it up. had to pay asentrance fee for guessing the riddle. ‘ Thort ien't an answer,’ she said at last, * How “When does the sun. flower?" asked Gertio comld there be, betaine the son deen t flower >* Gronter. And a8 soon aa ehe had done kioghing sho settled ‘Twelve o'clock, midday,” said Cuthbert Cockerel, down and ate the carrot herself, and followed it and Keld owt his chow for the earrit, up with the acorns that the Farmyard folk hed ‘ot at all,” saul Gertie, with a chockhs. * That's paid. shining, not flowering.’ ‘Such a pigyish thing to do!” eaid TWepzibah, ‘Surely. that'a not wrong!’ cried Hepsibsh, as she hurried back to the Cast Lodge with Chira-: quite disireaxed. The ehe torned her: back on belle Chicken. “But [2 sure it wasn't ot all a “Such a piggish thing todo!” Gertie Grunter, aod thought hard for a fow minutes, nice carrot really. Only euitable-for a pig?” . = + r a: i iia, _ ie i os ce eel, ta a ure ed| —— RADIO. TIMES _— Y e l l i n g England _# Big icht byBohun Lynch Bx

Be bboe ie beh Webober 6 BTM “ELT | time, ‘The referee's giving the men their final in- goes on. Baldockis badly beaten and mast dinowib, P: if To may pat it fike that, touchel mi Very structions—nh, the bell,’ Yet he goes on trying his beat, There's: plick for vor! Aman who is badiy-hurt but has.a chance neers linea the honeor to align with my And themthey were at-it, these twobrilliant little Old friend. Mr. Botene Corr, the task of browning tien, fighting lke tiger-oats, blow following blow af winning is brave when he picks hanself up from

ronnd-by-reund commentary on an important the foor, How much braver is the fellow whois with bewildering epecd, Leading and countering, boxing mateh—or reilly hip fight with a world’s blocking mid ‘slipping. closing and breaking, round just tired out, and knows that nothing short of np Champion inone of the comers, before a crowd that and round the-ring, We tried to describe what was miracle can let him win, who pore on. fighting, on and on, We told. them that—thoee listening packed the Albert Hall, :] knew thatthis was bering happening, talking to each other naturally enough, fone for the fire Gime in England, itd, ae one at though we were aware that our words were being thonsands. We trio to tinke them see ibs we the fichitere the winner, nai Ha ppened- -Wist 8 miraculousl; fling to far distant corners of tho arwit—two lads, trained to a byir, full of plock ane Aouth Afthican. L was enllexl Upor, te attract: the earth, hosing akill, wading into each other, with perfect attention of listeners in that far country and to good humour, each ‘trying te render the other un-"= express the hope that they could hear ac distinctly, Conscious, TEN T remembered o disconcerting. snd awful In the event, Pheard on the following dav that they * Baldock’s up against the ropes. Smith'sjot had heard wand were thrilled by what Mr, Corti fath. When we talk together,Tom, Dick him: he's got him,’ Np. The Londoner is away and Harry, in ordinary converse, without any told them, yust na the actual witchers in the: Albert again. Can we make the people understand—thase intention! rudeness, our obdervations overlap. ‘Halt were thrilled: Far more thrilled am Ito think people who are pot there f | Without actually “interrupting Dick will answer of that extraordinary, octasion. Words, too, troubled me. Lam fairly accustomed a question, perbape, before Tomhsfinished -asking to words. IT get myliving (such as it is} by writing We sat there in i comfortable box, with a direct it. On ordinary occasions, over a dinner-toble and and uninterrupted view of the ring,. each with & them (suchas they are) on. bits of paper. My chief at OF. We dren mest je this breaking in of One man's microphone before ya on the ledge while Teddy pleasure is in reading them, when. they have been words upon another, unless it i an actually ill- written by other people, in books, Ordinarily ‘Baldock, bantamieight champion. of ‘the world, mannered interrmption, which i quite a ‘different Climbed inte the ring lit by blaxing arc-lnmps, ond speaking, words don't bother me mych. Now and = thing. But ion the microphone ?- How will it seem once atain we get ool the thrill that atways comes again T look ene of themup in # dictionary, ond to listeners ? Will they ako hear the roared en- ‘to me at the eight of the familiar paraphernalia of from time.to time I have to think hard in order to thusiasm of the crowd ? That thrilling shout that dresing-pown and bandages mml seconds sand find the right one to serve a special purpose, Ent fock up when the crowd is on its feet with excite- towela ond sponges and ‘nmr gloves. Rbortly he generally speaking, | should be horribly ashamed of ment and boxing history is on the point of being was followed ty Willic Smith, the Park Horse of myself if I found that T had said sixteen times in one made, Will that not drown cur (comparatively) Bouth Afrien (for he waa a dark horee : te one over paragraph that something of someone ‘wns amall voices ? My friends tell me that it did not, * splendid.’ ’ here acemed to now how pote he wash. D could not that what we snid was clear as in ordinary speech. help reflecting that a quarter of a century apo, T, Sut this we did not know at the time, and the As a voung umateur, had.chimbord likewise into oa Ht With what retrospective shame D remember responsibility of making « good job of it made me, Ting—but bow different a rimg!—in the: Com I told the world the other night that Smith's for one, acutely uncomfortable, Exchange at Cartridge to fight three panting and lefts were splendid, that Baldock’s plock. wae aplen- nnskilful roands as Oxford's middlewemht,and Boone was torn by differeat emotions : the lamps did, and kept on aaying itagain and again pnd agnin! that there nt the ringside, one of the judges, Mr. above the ring showed ua the boxersdancing in and Nerves—no time to think—thowe are verypoor out, hitting and retreating, aucking and dodging Corti hid tat in judgment-on me, looking mach the exondes, 7 seem toe remember hearing something and hitting again, all in white brillinnee. Around rather similar on the inst. occasionthat I vistted Amt thier) AS ow, them: in the great ball, well lit ‘but by contrast the Strangera’ Gallery at the Hose of Commons, Bot at the Albert Hall there was. littl time for shadowed, sat row upontow of eager and excited But Dahould be the last person to shelter behind a the sentimental reflections of middle-aged middle- spectators. Light feet: patter on the canvas- ent seb even by members. of that ouput weights, covered boards. . . Listeners would hear body, and I only hope the excitement of the next ‘There's orl Tweedmonuth,”. savs.my com- that. Bang com Baldock’s left foot—a distinct boxing match D witness will not paralyze my verbal panion, * What.a house, what a crowd | * hollow sounl—as he flashes in his left lead. Will varicty: Still, to make sure, | ahall take with meu . ‘And therge James Pryde,’ say I, ‘what a listeners know that sound for what. it is. or will they neatly: typed list of adjectives und epithets appro-

pointer {* think that is o terrific blow ? (Very hard blows, priate to the oceasion. Let us trust that T do not The prelnninarics aro over; the ring i4, cleared, eapecially on the face, are. nenally silent. The get these badly mixed up. What wouldthe listening and.’ Round One’ hae been ammounced. The stage punches that mark a man’s face and che his eyes world sey if I remarked that the Bermondsey ia eet, and the audience is all alert. pass unregistered by the microphone.) The fight Battler had been disqualified for « ‘ eplendia foul * t i" —— ma = ——— — sd

(Continued from paye 125.) themselves up upon the horizon beyond the target. js the words “"Ot Night second..." reached in hia lonely and secluded position of responsibility. The flying officer made a quick estimation and then hie brain the infuriated Gunnery Officer poured a His body is there ot its post of doty, tat his mind is tapped out ° Over—ik} yards," torrent of abus: down the dumb and innocent away to the weston Dumeaster Heath. In a fearful The Gonnery Lieutenant waited to hear the rites mouthpicccs of half a dozen voicepipes, Then ~ ecatasy be is watching them come rouril the bend, of Mr. Muggles give him the aeroplanes correction. clawing at his head, with one superb gesture of what was that the bloke said ’—something By his side four lamps told him that the next Famsonic race, he cast his healphone from bin and

about Book Law‘is running mght away f ae broadside was panting tobe firod. The gentleman. | severed hia involuntary connection with the first of Law!... The tor of the crowd filled’ his hend- in the acroplane wondered why they were so long the notomn"clyssies." piece, mechanically he slighth adjusted his ware- firing ont the second salvo, Tt must be thirty ft a cd a Becomids since he had-sent that correction of ° Over length inclica bor, Notwithetanding this--success on the turf, Mr: —Ainh,’ Muggles has not vet been seen ashore by his friends Tis pounter is nt 1,800 metres: a little to the right Suddenly a Took of smnged horror appenred and is another-merk on theivory scale against which the in Weymouth, nor-will they bave that pleasure for reinkined asf fronen on the. Gunnery Linitenant’s some weeks bo oon. Petty Officer ‘Telegraphist bas pavted the w ores ‘ Aircraft Reception." face, The words Book Law’) Jhtobb Joon fo ower In these cays of economy and frugally designed deafening his ears and bewildermgy vhis menses: practices aman cannot completely min an import CT a] a a *Hoory ! Hooray! Dve backed him—Ive backed ant gunnery cxercike with impunity. However, There was'n dull thud, and the great ship. shook him! ... Meaningless sentences and exclama- Mr. Moggles, as be surveys the shore from a distance

from keel to tenok. os four 15-inch projectiles, each tions filled: the Gunnery Liciténant’s. headphones and watehts. bis more, fortunate ComMAMeer weighing a: tom, left the ship. Which connected him to. Mr, Muggles, Ordinary reepontling. to the pipe, “Liberty men fall jn," The Gunnery. Licktenant stered throwth his Telegrephist. successful backer of the St.- Leger conaolesd hamerll.with the reflection: that: he dias . glmdeure ind. caw four ininens white eplashes reer Witter. ee roral- ahbeokobe omniainiies- forthe ese iteh,

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+1 ORCHESTRA of the Oitrelestra, First by two plucked String chords), the High- landers foot ta ¢loarhy.om hie nolive heath and Earn Fronwepoer (ontralto} TT. Asher inteolactory section (Vers quick) Relaved from the Grand Hotel, Kasthiurnor leds te the brilliant Firet Main Tune, 2 gallop hia step is light and. free. for the Piann. Hermia the essence of youthful The Taino (Slow) Moveaesg has iret Main ORCHESTRA : Vitneltiy, that ju Mendelachn wae never tinged Tine dull of feeling, ond o Second that is polemn Belection on famous songs by Landon Bonalit with Yilearity, but ahroye had in if something Andi todureh-hke. "In the Last MoveMestT we: haven. vivicl pic- Lorre FF vaca high-ftonoed are Lith, hire of Roottish. leriisom diel strife in “old; wine © Lovefrom thy power (° Samoon ind Delilah Alter the opening Tome tomes 4 second idea, Movernent,. we Sinl-Saiya hOOTECOROn- of arpeggios, Toh asec Phoroarh- happy. far-off dava.’ Inte this may take it t lve: Composer wove! his-memones of ut thee Miotericnnts. Flower Song: (" Fatist “) a... a ee Geer A third motive ist pitas for Flutes, consisting ALBERT AAS DLE of on repented four-nete fimute, the soconcdl note Violin Solo; Andante and Finale from the Viol trilted. Comet rhc a Wie aria ad wa . Af ale Laer Ul FINE thas tiauberials with brilliayut Bponbnrieits nnd handing ie rehestry (epacially the Wood. Biren Foroepor : wind) with dahehtfol ease aod certainty, Mendels. The ‘Carat tof three “birds Popeeee aaa aohn works wp the. Movement, age rounding ib off Abide with-ime (by request) iT T ees erent with o final irresistible outbures. ORCHESTRA 44g OoYOoARY KoRTHOOTE Election on ol Eneticsh Bons, "The Bose’

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SSS = Bia cin iawendes | 2L0 LONDON and sXX DAVENTRY je= rile—_$—<—— ——__ = | Baso Hy) Pia. §restan, | (36.4 mM. 830 ko) (6048 Mm. 187 ke) GHEENWICH ; WEATHER in : | Thieme. and Vartatione Fornecast = =. — Se Se —————S==——— —_——SS SS Waktow OF Doriatt 1.0 (Daventry only) Tae Davextexy. Qrarter 645 Toe Davewray Quarter eee Crtunrnr Sacra 1 Hazen, Dawes (Bonne tid : ; bone Circ fe ee ee ek Tee ve oe : we et 100 Mr. ‘Deewoxp MacCanrey: Literary Buckland revi : = : Mens " 1 12.0 A MORNING CONCERT ; eae! Resi)ove wise desani = eetiie. Prank SenneBridge fag. Davestay Quarrec ond Mone. Runmrr 7.45 THE FOUNDATIONS OF MUSIC a, ane te (Pianoforts) : Monnaw Morais (Baritone } Havos Frsc Sowaras a 42 Bisn = eee 4 : Flaved ty El. Kaexpan.-Tavion : 1.0-2.0 AN ORGAN RECITAL erie eee nae Tealan Capeioe...1 eda tay) Toherideoeal:iy By E,. Ty Cook Teo ME. MO BrePHAN tf French Reading TN 1880 Tehaikoveky paid a visit to Ttaly, Htolayed freia Southwark Cethedra 946. Mir. WA) Ducuanarex - "The Baahantea I itu was pleased with the popular tures be Orga Sonata, Do, 2 i. pa. ca Ss _ Stanford “Wir ; y hae: Se ee Sete eS heared people einging there: Some of them ha ES = pills te. i" ; ] CEnid up sii ae eee{os he catia 3s , ott a 8.0THE WIRELESS MILITARY HAND De ee ee ee ee Wiolin Sonata ined Minot os. ois ve ee ew dodel Cinidocted by Bo Wiest "Deses mf the musain the Composer hoard when ho stayed ierae Fe : ocean nent o& barracks im Home, “Then various: folk- ELT. Coon fs COTHERRT SMITH (Buritone} songs are brought im, { AND ‘Surstim Corda (Lift ap cyour hearts!) 0... Ager The last section of thiq work is in. the style Ls Overture ta ' The Flying Dutchman '.... Wagner UL Gch acne isles bees a 20 ce veiw area il the lively Tarantells cece. Miss Nonanw Brows DUTCH sailor-captain swears he will sail | d round the ©apr, in thi teeth af Palea, even $0 Weatrner Forecast, Skooxp GrveraL NEWS Air for the G String... eine eee sees ves eh though he should sail till Doomeday., The Devil GOLLETIN: LET. Cop takes him ot his word, and he ie condemnal to aaa] until (in Wagner's version) he finds a women ‘Choral Prelude on the * Old iosth? 2.62. Parry 9.15. Mr. Dowenas Woopnerr: ‘On. being hewrd willing to share his. unendinip travele, ‘After and mob geen" * Sonate ENEi EN eI a ge rede 3 Ye Aiernberger many years, he finda such o. self-aserificing woman, but wishing, in hia love for her, to eave M* WOODRDFE, o former President of tho | 2.20Mies Raoni Power: ‘Hoyaand Girls of Her from in doom such aa hie) he ledvesdt- her. ~ She; - Oxford Union Society, will be remembered the Middle Agesa—The Friara in the School however, throws berself into. the water to- join forhie witty speech “in the teoont debate tn

Honas * him ; the spellia broken by ber renunciation, and c Sport (es Hy Tees” in death they find reat theuther, N the thirteenth .centory, whilst St. Franets The Overture is practically on. epitome of the $39 Local. Announcem wits. (Dacentry onty) of Avaiki waa still alive, tho first friars of Oper. Acdoniitiating motive is that of the Shipping Forecast the Order that he founded came to England Curse, heard in s strenuous call againat o teaching, preaching and ministenng to the quivering, starry -backernind, Phere is: acon: . St. Brancawie one of the moétattractive trasting, prayer-like tune; ‘ond also a pay 8.35 CHAMBER MUSIC

of the. medinwial saints, and the-. Prunciscome aniior-eong, Theew “are all repeated with in- Etsm Suopagy (Soprano), were gront spreaders of learning aud sincere cngkang force towards the end,

fdenda of the people. In thistale - we shall . Tne Bu DaArEsT Taio : hear oftherm sa teachers and preachers, and of 8.30 CerWREST MTT r Nicorks Rorn iyicin} : orcs Horn ( Gello) i their founder and hie wornderhal life, Bir’ Egtars PH Nye ota ': As DHeAS PRE (Pianotorte) lid frien, Eh WwW Lredcitt, ee ee eae al oF Moments Ht 3.6 Great Storica told by J.C. Sronanr and Many la my tem flonghing t .i...... itienberth Tae) Otriresr Tar T SommnviiLe—V, ‘The Story of Odyeneua’ Loves Philosophy 3.5... (iucitor Tria-in. D for Violin, Cello andl Fiano (Op, 70, ;

HEstory that will be re-told today ia one that Ko. Ly. pe tale a A a eee! os “thantay - har given ite namie to al] ators of wander: pee fnaurth- of Beethoven’6 “Triins. for" Piana, ing and adventure ever eince Homer's 0 ‘yescy, y potina, atte elowe owritbed im the eounbiey, d which tells of the strange happenings that befeaM the Bite Sumner (1803)-in-which he finkeherdhia the eraftiest of the Greekson his ten-years’ greatFifth Syrptiony, the Pastoral Symphony, ~ journey beck to hig island kingdom of Thhace atid’ the Chéral Fantasia, He waa thirty-seven niter the fall of Trov. years old, and hie virile forcefulness. and. high aypainite were at there highest. Ho bud athained 3.15 THE DANSANT ull mastery ot-expreesion, amd the music he waa Ton Loxsnon Ranio Dance Baxp, then writing has tremondows’ clinetiness, Directed by Sroexny Firman This Fourth Trio, and ane other; together forna hia Opa .70.>:The Fourth ia written in three i winel separate Movements, Dows ond Ersm Warten Hh (Bonge-at the Piano) 10.0 PEveare &0pparr With Kioses (Entertainer) WirtSeorr (Mouth Organ) The ‘Mother's. Sone (Wiegenlied, OWp. HIG, Now 2) pa cee eed peer ee es Sat 1 (Lachern und Sehubiert | 5.0. Misa L, My Yar + SA Glimpes oF a Sent ly Langhing and Weeping las | ‘Ajrican Hons , WPELTION swe mie ea ee (eee Games MP Fics PCT ial ye ae enw ey Hohe ate eee and melon cubes amd jam iver's atlas nso eg Meboa"und all -thoay Detteh honiyte that livo Jong in tho memory ‘of all. who have | 10.15. Tae Bunaresr Tew 4 aken of South Afriean hospitality, will be danonget tha features| of housekeeping im the Trio for Violin, ‘Cella and Piano Fernand Lalous Tranavael that’ Miss Yates will deseribe. (First Performance)

§.15° Taw Cmipgen's Hove: Piano Solos by 10.30-11.0 Ao PI4AsOrorre HEecrraLn ay S@ecil Thixen.--Songafrom: ‘Teddy Eear* (H, Iniv&pe Merk Proscr-Somson) aang byDale Smith. The Story. i i, of ' The Grent Bronk Tulip’ (H. de. Vere Siac. Bomatw iO Coieeee ee Mgsari a poole}, “A Wrong Turn "(writ Fallow) Nine old Huonganan Danco Songs ...... Aartak g oe ca eae ce aera wie r Weta eae

60 Tne Davester Qvanrer Allewrn. .. oni mane og nai Ya ae i ee | Koctaty :

ST. FRANCIS ANDTHE BIRDS. Rhapsody in © fore ees Dah nye .: 6:20 Girls and Gove’ Chiba Bulletin One of the most charming stories of St, Francis af Assis: 1 thot of the *ertion he preached to the birds, 11.0-12.0 (Derentry o n l y ) DANCE MUSIC? Kertser’s Five, directed by Srorrney GELDER,

6.90. Tiwk Sten. Gaeeswich; Watarn Forr- = The coming of his friare to England will be the subject | oan, Finer GervitaLNews BuLLeTin fram oetiner's Restaurant of Miga Rhoda Power's talk this afternoon. # ft = SS a ee es ie

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Mfonday’s Programmes continued ( C c t o d e r 24)

a 326.1 MM, 10.30-11.0 A DISTURBER OF 66M BOURNEMOUTH. $.0 KC. 6.9 London Progranime alee from Daventry TRAFFIC 6.30 Su from Landon A Play in Three Act by ‘17-0-1.0 Grim oplione Rowsorcts Heiotker SveaKs 7.45 CONCERT INAUGTRATING THR ZH Landon Progenine relayed irom Raven bry Adapted for the-Alicraphane Fovarn Maxciesren Wore: Bess ESUBrTios

5.0 Miss A. K, Loxarren, * Trish Sea Porte in the Mra. Hugh Warrington, better known as Betty Daventry, an netress who is popular Relayed froin. the tity Hall Fifteonth and Sixteenth Centuries” kith interviewers anc ain uneribiGal pubhie, bat BewwsA Bainiae (Soprend) (Pictore on page: 195.) sho etenes: dhiseetisfierdd wrth hee. Tinaihabiores MAGEE Giysae (Tenor) 6.15 Tur Cirmpnex’s Hover Ad. lenge bohe a reet ariet. Cyn ahe ride be ‘LAR AQawkstTEp Bratrics OrcuesrH as pu Her hishane, novell ard rite, dae Comdiocted by T. A. Moriarsion not Tonesily think she ean, but the * disturber 6.0 London Programm relayed Pecerek Daventry QRCHESTRA of tentiie,” by bringing thea first shadow of 6.30 oe from fanden (2S. Loval Annamer domestic disverd imto Betty's life gives her- Overton to" Paton diary oe nes PF aeuprice monte) tnwithinelhy—the experience she nests, Bumbe, "lve Pao Pigeons * isc.cboce: Messages =o f TE he LA Bai =: 9.35 FRENCH BALLET MUSIC Betty Daventry fan-Actress:: in private life, Mra OQ come, donot delay (° Figaro")...... Mozart 9 THE STATION Ucrer Bough Warrington} Ass Briand ORCHESTRA 7 Bulhet Moetrod" Fait oye. - . Gone Mra. Amyat (fanoug under the stage fame of | hha Phillipa Glyn). Ditka GiwpEeN First Hongerian Rhapsody in Fo...c.... Det SS Gacy Vain (aoprang) Lady Mattaverr s.. , Derotay Hotow sar WALTER GLYSNE Maciel ys epee ete te ee Rayner {a Parlourmaid) J), Aor Ror Bieri. (ety ere eee aa aera ee Phan(ole Clonnda Ee ee i aeea ee ee Chrdepgurte Afargumn Ellon {a Heusemaid) , Vera Sairros i! Taovely Nighe Lamon Fouad Voisinage (Newghboure). 2.2.22... ORCHESTRA 10.3 Ocrer Introduction to Act TIL." Lohenzrim’ .. Wagadr : Ballet: Muse from." Dehites 90-110 4.8. from London (9.30 Local 10.15 apy. VALLE Auncutee ents} Paysage. (Lanladap) oi ete

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Th23 Ocrer 12.0-1.6 London Programme -relayed from Ballet Music to “The Two Pigeons’ .. Meainger Daventry 10.35. Ganvy VALLE 230 London Pragramnie relayed from Daventry Misa Gaby Valle sinats in the concert of French Ballet | Blegy (with: Cello Obhgito} vou... Music that will be broadcast from Bournemouth te 5.0 Mra: RW. tt fUSaTox, Chrietrnids, Cakes Ove tes ¥oux bles (Open thy blic) tase night, and Mr, Cyl Shields gives hes magic and ‘ eyes) hele ar sat eters wave nl arate eee aed §.15 Toe Cire’ s Hoo humour ‘inthe evening programme from Nottmgham,’

10.43-11.0 Octer 6.0 Leon Moresr anil the Araasn Critics

Qorstecnt - I Ballet Muaie to" Aletodiaae so.eee i «heel Hugh Warrington (a Novelist and Draniatist) x, (eonen Honnwar Fox-trot, * Big’ Anode * ..... Hey Jac. (frié The Musical Biwi BOR vic iwesens +. aylikolgierncy - a . Lester Forwitk [Lessee tind -Matiager of the SWA CARDIFF. aha Me Mirror Theatre) Hct, Peamencss Violin Salo," Ay’ Ay’ Ay’ *:.. Oemnan Per = Preire fede pits hai yeni ye aoa Eifion Hagedale oodadan Mr. Cambus (of the Jandy Aecord | In a Monastery Garden Ketelinny 1320-16 London Programme relayed from [ran Kyte: FLeErcwEe® Daventry Pater Garth jai Jourmahset and, Drametist) 6.20 London Programme relayed fram Daventry T. Hass as-CLARK 27.30 TBroapessr ro Scuoors: The Rev. F. W, Act L- The Watrnigton'’s house in. Both 6.30-11.0 SB. from Toate Fone 19.30 Local Moxnay, “The Land: of. the Maple Leaf— Avo rbeeyth- iba}

‘ee hensiigion, A whnhy morning Jourieving Week ; Acr. 11.—Tlim Wwarringtons’ collage nt Goning-on- Uharnes. Anguat 277.8 64. a CONCERT 7L8 LEEDS-BRADFORD. 3.0 AN AFTERKOON.- 252.1 Ma. Tae Srarios Oncrrsrra, conducted hy Act TIT.—The Warrnngtons kone ain Bauth LOGO kt. & 1100 ko. Kocnsington. September. om the. clay niter the Warrick HRartiwaltre fret sight ofie beatess aa ing 12.0-1L.0 Gramophone: Hevords Overtire, ‘Jo n and Sam Saree ices : Ansell Incidental Music by Tar Statioxs Trio Poyvius Newsas (Mozxo-Soprano) 73) Londen Programme relayed from Daventry

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“SOBtLenn ca ra iawn. Pree na from the Beale, Thowtre, Leeda Pav.Newstin 3.0 Britian “at Pol ESnnooLa ’ Bing, break into pong ws. ace eee es lon Bir. BE. 2 F, Fini Mae, : Ex porimch te with Plies §.0 Mrs. A. Srouart, “Phe “Women's: Tistitutes Beyond the Son —YV, Howthe Plant obiaing water * awd Agriculture ' The -Braanhble shes (er | ait ey Rootham 3.20 Sreecies AY THe Oresixg Ceaewony §45 Ter Comiaen’s Hope: * By Train to ithe of tha Clouds.’ Bonga by J. Woods South Ttalian SVRccs eek ean , oe dcowlelesolin KOU RTH MANCHESTER WIRELESS 6.0 THe Station Trio Puritm™ Newawin : EXHIBITION 6.90-11.0 -F.8.-. from Eondton (9.40 Local - " Charming Chdlaky fs Spas Mat ee er eral Gorn Crgenized by the Monniester Boon tng Chronicle MyLove 4he's bot o Laaeiey syiit ie Bons af Boat- and Provincial Exhibitions: Ltd. Annotncemnenite) a" Tandi*) Copt, Lan Faasen,; MP; ' * Tho Song of the Palanquin Bearers Aarti. Shaw Who will datlare the Exhabrtion open 6LV LIVERPOOL. 2874.ToT MM. = ORCHESTRA Councillor W. Davy (Lond Mayor Elvet) inthe Chair 1 2.01.0 Grawornoxe Recrrar by. Moses Banres: | Beleetion- from * Lohengrin * fic ene tarde George Reloyved from theCity Hall (himpaes of Great) Composers—V1, 445° Mr. F. zi Bannies, “Thomas Bowdlor and Frederék- Handel" 4.0. Oneuestaan Mvsre, from the Pioedilly Swans" | ieturo Theatre 4 . 0 . Reece's Darce Barn, directed b y Rowarp 5.0 Onciesrins Mellroom 5.0 Mr. Roperr Roses, Producing a Pliny * West, from the Parker Street Café Salection from “The Quaker thirk* , Moncrron $15 Tur Cumpges’s Hore:

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Urrerbaure te." Bhoadwer ° Josph Parry 12.0-1.0 London Progradsms telaycd from 12.6-10 | nrohentia Reeards Marre Davies (Contralta) Dayentrs Mirasth WoCMrd ees Scduutoort 230 Lonlon Procramme relayed from Daventry 230 Londo n Progrummoe relayed from Davontrs ¥r Hen Gerddor ... aoe Page:Beas HaALrounr 445° Misi fle_ Tolk : Miss * Mieveterious "Pet 1 . Morac." EL Beer {Tefear} 3.15 A Serorm BReecrran by Crain. Cas Trent. (Pinneforte) and Mane Baker (Soprano) Invocation, “Cambria” .....4 Josep Pure

wie Jan Ontores s Horr i the Fianna, Greosce. J errER=ON Matire Davies 6.15 And Khicnannsos [Pinndforie) Oder War ocaseiseieee es)he Se 215 Oeowes Tha reluved trot the Grand ‘Hotel Aaviongerdd: Sul y Blodea,.., Goya ioe 6.30 3.48. from Londen 7.45 Cnack Bawurens (Pidnoforte) 8 1orden Progarinie relis cl FreonDayvienies B15 ' CROERSO 3"

Wintiast Tree's Laces’ Frick Com CC’ VWeeloore: * *) 5.15 Tae CanmrERs's “Ivanhoe —LH. A Dinmacimn Une Act by Jase: Taomas onduchor, Woast Dens Hewes: Rhaof the tea” |. Af foaencrety Prsicnted for broadoastiag boy Cre. Famios (Conjurer) Eaxeetr Hroasks and THE Swaxsea Wire hice Aw Ls 6.0 liekical Forbert Draws SocteTy PLA Theme onal Variations aan dies be Ta ge (ia onner Cymeriadau—(Charncters 2 (OTH 6.20 London Programa eeleved from Daventry Joho Davies (an elderly Welsh peasant terns) A Mia Boren ge ac a ye Dons i, PS Wacrees 6.30-11.9 8.8. from Londow (9.90 Loos] An- Prabab eek Srey ari els erence esrperen a ea a ee te yg 48 Aenacheal Jane Davies (his wife); Assig Lewis-Samt nownTenen ts | Fall on me like « silent dow. .Uoleriage-Taslor De. Edgar Davies (their aon—a anccesaial young Qoanrer: Miso EF. ferar, CC. Sreenter, &. medical practitioner). ,.....4 yoy Whos

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CYRSHIELDS Dn i centr Dr. Dari Mrs. Williamea (Dr, Davies's landlady} din aries ind Aumetir 2.0 London Programme relayed fram. Daventry Aowes Jowns Care Golygin: Yetafoll Eistedd y Dr, Davies Night of stuce and night of Jovi 5 _ Offenbach §.0 Foonexck M. jAtsrix From, Black to Scena: A oomiforta tly furumhed sitting.Pooriy Annie Dawrie ...6esses.gess,007, Kivic Horne Dr. Davies'sbachelor quarters . White’ Solo, Miss Mary Monier Love's: Old Sweet “Some... as. ove sree stoloy 815 THe Cmmnres'’ Hoo &.45 Tato CAO Belection on Welsh Aies, “The Leek" . Demk to om i onbywith thine ever 6.0 Londen Programme relaved from- Daventry arr. Jdganna or. Turner and Stillings 6£.30-11.0 8.8. from Eoendow (9.30 Loal An- er Te banks 90-110 S.8. from London (4,30 Local An- ond braes ...... arr, Percy Fteteher LOUTH eS | TCLneersBs } Lack Faviinos

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Part Pechibete. + The Holly Avglesey Folk Song, arr. FE. T'. Davies 12.0-1.0 Gramophone Record: 5NO NEWCASTLE, Boo

2: The clomt-capp'd lowera... 2... .-.-.-. Sievers L1L0-2.0 :—Loodon, 2B: ~Broadcast fe Soboodls. 0 i-— Spring. the aweet spring .:.....+.. Holiroyl 2.30 London Programme relayed from Daventry Londen. 40;—Mieete from Coxon’: New diallery Restaura 3) 5.6 i—logdon, 6-19 i—hildren’s Kour, €9 Sinton Det. Consecration Hymn {Jade} 6.20:—Hedio Balletin. 6.30-116:—Loodon, ae, for Ladies’ Vedtea by TTwrner gel Siifioge 5.0 Mr. 3. C. GrowrirraJoxre, * Thal Mesrclavy’ Moriine Feeling * 90-110 <.F. from Jendon (9.30 Local An- GLASGOW. faba HOWEtien hs] 1h.-14: 5.15 Tar Catnoren's Horn Records, 3.15 :—Danee Mate from the Pian. a ineless Quintet. Jean Knox [ G o n t r a l t a ) : 5.0 - — - M l l i a n E. i. Paiste, * - P o p o i u r EAriggi oit 5PY PLYMOUTH Ton Ee 6.0 A Piaxoroate Reorrar bs Liven Darr: Up Chadnn.”6.18:—Chihiren'’s Hoar. 5 . 5 8 :—Wee Forecisi, for Faruers. 6.6 ;—Say fay (Sopnuo), ianet 7.4o-— 6.26 Lendon Programmer relavedl from Daventry ‘The Ohish tod the Chik,” a One Aci fownded on the story by Thomas Eborke Walford 12.0-1.6 Londen Programme relayed from Hrécu 9.0 :—Lomlon. §.35- 1 1 - 0 -—Siation x 6.39 5.28. from London Orchetm, condected by Herbert Daventry A. oC i - Fartiigtin (Bariteser). Parry Joa 23) London Programme re» QPesor). Willim Anaerena ( Mase), lave From Daventry

§.15 Tux Canonks’s Hove: B00 i. teading, “A School for Little 2BD ABERDEEN. $3: Fishenneo i (fromm * Worl 12.1.6 :- Hramophone Movie Folk at Rehool ") (Long) Ee :—Lontion =|. Deere Sm. 4.6:—Stalion ‘Octet. Lanuell 6.0 ‘Tee-Starios Opceeerra Peden (Teor), §.6:—ieuerketd Falk. §:15-—Chidern’s Dou, Selection from ' The Bohemian Stathon (otet. 6.30 :—=Lonton, ao ierl", . Balle. arr: Henman Glasgow, §-9:—1.c0don, $.35:—Station tring Guiotet. 10.8 i—Freon Wihite-. Selection from * Cnr” iMnk heed (fae), “The RetaAPlay by Gertrodt Tobie, Preaceted: ip te 6.20 ..London Tropramie ni ricci Taito Movers, I [email protected] layed from Daventry Reg tall Whitehead. 6.30 A.A. fron. Dowden (9.30 Local Announcments)

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+_BADIC _ TIMES —— iverpewsen @i, 1027 PROGRAMMES for TUESDAY, October as ——— 2L0 LONDON and «XX DAVENTRY | 10.30a.m. { nay Hy ory) me 8.0 VARIETY ‘Tia Sian AT, CREE: (26.4 MM. 830 bit.) {1,504.2 -M, 187 ke.) | Mirza ame Moos Witt: Weoo Fore. (Deets on Two Pianos) CART i i ais } FLORES OLDHAM 1.6 (Daceniry only) ‘Tar Davestay Qcarrer (Syria pabes Rtgs and May Jasiis {Pianoforte) Mate Dano (impersonations) LET SATELbS: (Conjurer) 102.0 Conn Wispearrs Basn ond Alea SAO Rovian (Reoteh Comet) Woopikan (Seprane), J, Caanconern Hares 6-0-8309 (Daventry only) (ie: Fantone), Pisa Torkyneopatec Pinte Mew G.- BE. Wiinrssox: ~ Adventure : : Solos | in Literatuns —V¥, Some Literary Drovellers,” oS 9 . - from J j c e t s - 2.00, fir -H. WaLtronp Davin : lemeniary AVERY publisher's ee noweclags. 1 4 heavily Mines * i! buirdencd ‘with travel-beoks, inricl it Shetal ts to ba heconing impmble foranvans to tale a $15 M M . E F . Mo Srémaxs: Flementary French? heolictey, EVCH En aueh donnasthie I [eee ne Frenee and: Spawn, na teehbratine the oncasion wrih B45 Mieical Interhada fe bench. But the ht rature of bra) ceed tract lice Sie peel notable books, mine ii hits’ talk My. Wilkinson will describe aoms of tho master. 4.6 Winitam. Honegsox'’s pric ca of the nineteenth century im this sphere. MARBLE. ARCH PAVILION .ORCH BATRA Front the Merble- Arch Pavilion 9.0. WraTHER Forecast, Secoxp Grexenat News SIR FREDER IC COWEN, BULLETIN the: OOM pHAser of:Songs for My Loith: Ones "which hye Asor Sener: (A Bookshelf of Od 5.0 Mise will himself Accompany whereyil ae sibhe this $8.15: Sir HW: Wanrorn Davies: Music ed ts “ Favourite:—UT, -*Crinford " nod * Wives* ane evereng-at 7.45, Ordinagity Listener * Daughters,” by Mra, Gaskell AS boogke of Mra. Gaskell arenot so nouch faa Local Announeonientis, i Dad en ir OH Ai reid now aa-they week to he, but o ponors- and in Shipping Forecast ING dines of descent in specibe* tian age her name renked with those of the drigh TeIndiyidiaie ta a cotiplex matte In “thia 2.40 THE priesth of fintion—Dickens and Thackeray, ane talk Professor Swinnerton will disentangle eqione VicloR OLOF SEXTET

Trollope and Charles Reade. There has been o of the threads of chonge in emgle features, Fionexce Hoteine (Sepranc) — revival of interest in her reconthy, and" Cranford,’ showman how the cifternnae- between ono bine of SEXTED descent and another Hes in the rate of change m particular, 14 coming into ite own genin aa Fantasia a reE Mehodics. paraadrr. Urheeh Cliwic these raphe ct life to -an Evnitliah Conniry of individual parte. town in the middla of last eenbury, It wae firet 9.50. IFionksoce. Honora 45 ‘Sade Foe My Loree Uees Published in Leh. ifnomy Janes) Whe tl Foua'y? Ti lavender Brea a ae fie PAR CEM Dhsirdra'a Farewell to Sciead litideare, “Reespened. PF reea $15 Tae Campnex's Hovn: ‘Daring on the Com pasecd ancl neocon red hy lo People who have Gardens arr, Kennedy Eyaser Vilugo Green” ‘Country Dances! played by bir FReeneria Cowns the Dhiventiry Quartet dnd Elie Avel. A Simple Bung by: Dons Lanerrre 10.0. exter Talk on * Morrie Danees,” ileetnitie! Wy ‘traci. 7s Edonge that are einige sunt tonight mark the Licheslied pis SOURi.e wale: aay. Aeveialer tidal times, arranged in conjunction with tho TapPAL he a ooopoer of Bir Predera EAT Pith i a icig hep on ee os ace = wit oui A clgheiieaeilla Englith Folk Dance Society Comen, witer a silence of aome venus. “They have Coloniol Borg yes pee cee ee eee ba) Grethiger jurt. been published in. book tonm, and ain his 6) Tue Loxpox Kapro Dance Baxp, directed prefaes to the Book tha composer exphaine thet 1.10 Fiosexsce Hocormea | by SmsEY FreMans he haa* endeayoured to bene tuneful and simple L cniimet loss thee fora day.:., az posible, and to fired littl melkicdies that Violate es Paesen \ AY. Herbert 6.30 Timt Grin, GREENWICH; WEATHNE FoRE- might make a direst appeal to. young: pecple;* Ay Birroo aoe | ot f eher Cast, Finer GESERAL AuWs BULLETIN antl for thot reason he hee eechewecdl “thie So Slumber Bong ws... oe ee ee eo Quilter prevalont modem style, with ite offen strange 10.18 BESTED 645 Minuet ., ae 7.0 Capt. the Hom. A. Exror: “ How a Revue ts tonivut, aro oll tha work af verso contributors to ee aa cde ee eee t e ! ee m4 Air Macla* Pinch, and Finale {* Manon Beata R e a a t d Mica. 10.30-12.0 EARLY. as any an DANCR Bt tribabore, 84 ome MUSIC: Herara® Daem. DARA ben end rutting sel anil hia HaNp from ame, pewsPRa are) tala thes Raval Opera Hotee, ing, jo to the making on Covent Garden. meer revue ds “of 2B (JoxRNE GARDEN has modemnewepl per. Laplan Bagel all porta oo Eliot. knows ail about the shows ti tia-time, nol pow process, for jie hms Teen th dine seisone hw he. concerned in the production come. i “feature of the ai severnl of the mont Covent (Garden year, "Tha er Hintehdul tees Of recent preat) ame “Pedr oan shere years, and in thia talk te {ron Lhe iHomes, op will deseribe gl) that geko the buried stills id hee on behind the aacnce belore back of the sage: and ine Sa gt leat the curtain is ring ean tenli¢e ‘the Onornogs Wy Hige o o f ihn Stage. when One dance, ip it): ame hires 7.15 THE it Reeais deen a s : the front: “FOUNDATIONS OF ai the hose: They ara wery "jolly occas fgce MUSIC wns, these poplar danee n a g h i t s i Havin Praso Bon atas and the cred enhpysS

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Lan “and among the Rocks THE RAW MATERIAL OF A REVUE. Beis: evhilarat ing. lend, . _ = Foaails-—V, Singles Threads A glimpse ot Ont of the many resheargale Ghat take place helore . revue finally eryutallizes inte the which divhentin will heme of Ceselors Change.” 3.8, form in which thie public aéea toon the first nigh, Captain Eliat wall describe the making ef a rewire an fei themselves in tha > from Neitinghomn his talk from London this evening. ab 7,0, lvtadeast to-night.

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Se _PROGRAMMES for WEDNESDAY, October26 ceo:abate SS 2LO LONDON and sXX DAVENTRY E> akg eee fonly) ‘Trae Si¢war, (361.4 MM. £30 ko.) (1604.0 MM. 187 ko.) | FOUNDATIONS OF LEREENWICN ;Wy EAST Forecast SS ALSO 110 .(Daeeniry oniy) Tan Daventay QUARTET Havow. PianoSONATAS nid Jesse BLeasbALEe (Soprand) Played by FE. Respant-Taynor 26 Tae Loxspox Rani Dance Gann, directed 1.25. Dr W. A. Ports: ‘Development of Mind _ by Simwer Fimwax and Character—V, The Nervius Adoleicent ' 16-2.0 €iuitce Coprreties’s Oncnesraa, from From Dirmingham | ‘Restaumint Prasciti MHE last-two tallies in ite series will be. piven 240 Mr. A, Liore James: English Language ty Ee, Potts, who id Paychological Expert : to the Birminghoon Justices, Hon, Physician 5H Musienl Tnterlide tothe ‘Tavistock Clinte, and ‘joint author of 30 Mr. Avaser oe Seumcorar:* Three Plays ‘Mentally Deticiant Children." This evening. be at Bhakespeare— Twelfth Night," Aet LI, will ‘dismiss how far tho tervous miolecent ia Bate |b the nervous child a stage: later,-and hew ‘he con 330° Tor Davestar Qcarrer ba betpod. 245 5c W. Heact Taowsa: ‘Familiar Birds 1.45. Hewes Hesscrer.: (Boprains) amd Beasts of the Countryside—YV, Bata 4 Bergerettes ; . Connecting Links ' Martinis Minget ; 4H bat ia an uncanny creature, Tt jaa hybrid AOD, ie th Wiel plus ft bore {Sho T shall 200o fore BRIG.-GEN. P. R. C. GROVES, between bird and beast; ft fliea by might, to the woul) and if can sleep aa soundly and aa lengthaly who gives a talk, under the auspices of theAir League, Petronas I “(mid-dutumn to late spring) ie ony creature from Leneblon this WET, Je ednniia un berger diseret (I know a prudent

alive. From the bat, Sir William Beach Thomas Bhrephend) i will go on to the other Idbernating animals, 6.45 Ongay Recirat by Reaixatp Foour (Con- Mrs sabots (Aly Shoes) ; a inclining hedgehogs, ddrmice, “sywirrela, and - tinibed ) WASH. 8.0 *LA TRAVIATA* 20. General Po ROC, Graves, See.-Genernl of the 40 A LIGHT ‘CLASSICAL CONCERT Air League of the British Empire: * What. of (See aetatle Below: and artiele.on page 143) THe DavextTey STRING QUARTET the Air?” 6.0 Wrernkn Forecast: Secoxp GrxenaL News Anya Finrpova (Soprana) ‘HUBLICinterest in aviation hea reachial unex- BULLETIN Enwanp- Mircuen. {Pianoforte) ampied heights this year, andthe Belmedder 8.15 * Ourselves os Others sea na =~], Madama 6.15 Tae Campren’s Hova: Songs atthe Pinno Cop -vietory duspbred creat hopes for Britain's Amo Kauags byRonald Gourley. The Story of * The Great pesition aa. an sir. mation, Muth, enter,

eeCombine * irom * According to Brown rernhirke io. be dove hefare: flying in this country 9.30. Leeal Announcements, (Daventry orby] Minar re Afadath), * Seaplanes and Flying can be considered to be established on a modern Shipping Forecast Boats,’Pioneer acale. ‘Brigadier-Geneml- Po Bo, Groves, who éo * ORGAN RECITAL gives Hhis-tnlk, weetRepulur officer at the out. 9.35 CA TRAVIATA" brea: of Thr, whet har: poured tho Royal Flying {(Centingedt| By ReGinaLo Foorr Core. us it was then, Caving the war he served Relayitdfrom the New Gallery Kineina Jn France, the Eyurdanelies, inl -the Middle Raat, 10:30-11.0 VARIETY nid he beeame Director of Fiving Operations 6.20 The Week's Work in the Garden, by othe attha Air Mimigtry in Ajml, To1S." Sinte then Iris: Ross (Hebrew Conmodian) Roval Horticultural Soctety he has been Ginitigh Air HRepresétitative ab the ‘Tae Four AtaraAns |

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4.0 “LA TRAVIATA " An Gpera in Three Acts, by Uivserre Vent St, from Jfonefesfor : The action of. the Opera. takes place in Paris and ita environs. Period about 170)

Chaat Violett: Valéty i GEETRUDE Jonseos Alfred Germant ...... -.4- Panny Joxrs [A TRAVIATA moans The Frat One, The Aer ‘Il. P| George Cermont (his Finther) Tn the Seeond Ach, Violetta lwé mada lie —. | Opera was produced when Verdi waa forty. Ler THrsrLerawaite bono with He had already had great suecesa with Ermani, Alfred. He, however, learfrom her Gaston (Viscount de Letoridres) matd, Agnina (MeroSeprimne), that in Rigaletia, aud ft Travafere, Yet, woiling to a onder Witrnen Hiroe to keep up the home, Violetthasacid her jewels, “rend alter the opening night of La Travinie, BaronDowphol .. He goes to Paris to mise money to pay her-back, he liad th gay: ht wast failure. Waa the fut Marquis. d'Obigny > Heaskar Roopock In lite absenceshia father, old Germont-(Maritene) “aniCae tha Bingers',! Time will dette," Dioretor Giemeible. . Crs Violett, tin beg her to give up Alfred), Onsthe- whee, time bas been fairly kind to Flora Borvoix ‘| Violetta sacrifices her now happiness, Til iho Treva, Annina | Violetta'aser-- GLanyvs Panaer though chw is, she writes'a note for Alfred to teil The Operawas famitiar to a former penemibion ED io bb oarn slates’ him she is neturning to her old life. al play-foors if ite form ae oo apoken: play, Alfred ecmes-inj amd phe conceals tho letter, Comille, Thay based ‘on Diumas* * La Dame aux THRE STATION Coos: Chorus Master, HH, WHirraken eemtling it to hum, imsterad, later,key Tiesseniner.. % “Cameling.’ THe Atcwewreo Bratiox, OncwesTaa He eemehodes thet she is perfectly heartless, For these who live tot the B.EACSs Libretto and porsuce her toa banquet. At the banquet here jg a short Conducted by T.. H. Mlonaisow of the Opera in their hands, Alfred publichy insolte, Violette, -Rbe°is: bréken:

je of what we shall fear ‘deseription hearted: but carries, out her bargain with. his * Ae Tr IL. fether, aval will not divulge her real sootives.,

a The chief cliuracters: in. the -order in jwhich He himeecli: protests his love, and sho sings The Act ends with Violktta’s sad protesta- they sing ore Violetta Valdéry, the heroine the famous air, "Ah, fora’ &: lui” (cranalwted as tion ta Alfred ‘that His will show how ‘he -has (Soprano); Gaaton, the hero's friend. (Tenor) ; “Ah, woe it him my heart foretold, When in the wronged har. . ardPaved Gannont, the hero (Tener). Other throng of pleasure, Oft have IT joy'd to shadow Act TIT,

woiess heard. ace thaka of ¥inlotte’s friends, ta forth G@ne whom alone I'd treasure’). In this, the Inst Act, Violetia ia dying. Her Whom ot the cpening of the Opera she te giving Butshe decides that there is no hope of lasting Doctor (Gass)cheers ber, but knows she cannot ih gay entertisininucnt. lowe for her, ond her mood changes to one of live,’ Then Alfred comrgin, His father hae told Alfred is inbtrivlkiced to her, and hin frend recklessness, of Wioletta’s euerifice of her happmeds, ADP ie Gaston tells her that Adfred sa im Jove with her, The Act ends with -her brilliant second air, forgotten but their lowe, Old Germont comes‘to “TH fold] the round of pleasure, joymg, toying give hia blessing, but-it te ton late.” Vieletta Bho seems to think little of vhe news, but in dics in her lover's arma, ‘reality she ig touched by Alfred's sincenty. frani flower to Gower."

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hot, Ki wis fa Rene ly popular here for nearly §.2 {hr a i fifix: ners, from Deas ntl lm ooath. Diirker Meditation ( TVRs ke ce Late of, ap Afekedel | in life he had the cool luck to. impress Weber, Ww Ali of Soctrices (Vader “Frishs}; . if whi: Tee sovoril rears treated him, ‘as. Benerlict himself said, ‘Not onty as pupil, but aaa san.” 9.18 Rotdme by Sie... Stanarnr from: He is romombered iow by very few works, Driv i,* by Leagan’ Penrenlt Sith chief anong thém being The Lily of Killarney. lt eee air, Haye, Hon ongey alonn, oie Thom 8.27 ChcoTET lus first KEnwlish opera, The Gipey's Warning, Belloca trom," La Pelee.” whieh, wis [®incalucedl im JAR, (By Teeqinest) This{ is. one oftherae range af ‘ 740 Coors go ORCSTRA J0ShrHROATEL Ja0nT Leip oer moosedell oe eee ao 9.38 Tri-an The slicuaek od nee a Ts Mr Moore y Fishop SI VRIES ire eee fb aba ketene ithe alone Little eTbe ee ed ae eee ‘eon ee Syoin-Durnk Mavis Bexsnrr (Soprano) ond Orchestra Liabeille (ibe. ee) Voriniions on * The Carnival of Venico" PF. Selonhert tof De ute 7 ener, Stan Fr Benedicl, arr. Sheefor! Dodineos Keep her happy fed ont of doors with one of these beaotifal dolla’ prams Tike, Oh! tale those lips away | #47 Ocrter The seve iden. Velie nine In antae way Bishon, arr. Sinnfore Kolinson 1 as bith elas moter curs. Handasnie bead ine Carnival, Part Ei 4 esa iaisly mh oF PE praeed iniegrl whth side junek, whieh 7.18 Warnny ERISoee ate-ot alivor ete: Cahtiot warp or erwek, Pee Tred eho celal work, detiehit colours, *Tis whon to sleep piel Cees Ppa dP Tg | ; 10.0 WrATHER Fomecast, Sktovn lexan NEWS big White rubiser TV TES. Th Pirin ma ele. -. alee ae Fiskep BuLtrrns In five sitet from. 15/0 te 40/6 Ol, no, we never mention Qf alT Toyah pe, Shot aad Pro Dealers,

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Lito 2]. 1927 || — RADIO TIMES — 143 Se a Ee Se = ———: == Music From Manchester This Week.

—=——_—— SSa ——— Manchester is famous throughout England and the Continent as acentre of musical_appreciation and achievement,with « population which, year by year, ts helping to scotchthe still prevalent notion that the English cannot appreciate good muni, "Two important mutica 1 hroadeastaiihe |bre Manchester f this week—the first concert of the Hallé Season on Thursday, and performances of La Traviata on Tuesday and Wednesday. The articles on this page, which form on appropriate ihireduction to these broadcasts, are by Mr. J. A. Forecth, a former Secretary of the Hallé Society, and Mr, Moses Bartz, the well-known lecturer on Opera.

a = The Halle Orchestra. ‘La Traviata.’ EE Hi Halle Orchestra made its first appearance as long ago aa 1957. ye tanks as the greatest of all Italian composers. He typifies the The Committee of the Art Treasures Exhibition in Manchester engaged development of opera, forming the connecting link between the early oir Charkes (then Mr.) Hallé to give some orchestral concerts, and their euecess eighteenth-contury composers and the modern school of music drama. He wee so great that the conductor was encouraged to make his permanent composed his first opera in 1839, and the last in 1803, when he bad reached residence in Manchester, and thus there came into being an institution destined the advanced age of eighty! His mental faculties did not decline with the to play a vitally important part in the musical life of England. The proht yeara, but on the contrary, increased in brilliance and fertility. It was after Of the first season was half a crown, presented to Hallé by his manager in ten the production of Aida in 187] that the world realized Verdi was a profound brand new threepenny bits—one for himself, one for his wife and one for master of orchestration. In the prelude to Act I of that opera he first used cach of his children: hut ever since those for-oif dave the Hallé Orchestra the classical form in composition. By that time twenty-five operas had his contineed, with Manchester os ite headquarters, to give forsix montha been composed! Most of them are unknown in this country. Aigolelto, Inthe eur orchestra concerts in the Northool England,Scotland and Deeb. fl Trecatere, and tonight's opera retain their popularity on account of the Prom ite inception two outstanding features hive rendered the work of the uncnding series of melodies they contain. Though we deplore the poverty ormnization remearkeble-—the personnel of the orchestra and the programmes of orchestration, we are amazed at the rich, unceasing flow of melody, “ithe concerts, ‘The former has consistently been distinguished in the main Tt may not. be generally known that fa Treriafa was written concurrently by virtuosdof ‘their particular instruments, and the latter have never trucklod with f! Jrevaiere, ond produced six weeks Ister—March 6, 1853, at the bo what i commonly ‘called the popular taste, Fonice Opera Howse, Venice, And what a foilwre if proved / The story was Sir Charles Pallé died suddenly in October, 185,and after an interregnum derived from Alexandre Dumaa’s novel ‘La Dame aux Camelias.’ In tho seaton of proat conductors, Sir Frederic Cowen took command for thee cloaing scene, Vieletta, the heroine, is supposed to be wasting from consump- years, In 1800 began the second great epoch in the history of the Hallé tion. ‘The doctor intimates her speedy demise, This pathetic news aroused Orchestra, when Dr. Hane Richter settled in Manchester and became its the audience to on outburst of uncontrollable laughter, The lady playing condnetor, Orchestral playing and orchestral conducting had by thie time the part of the ‘dyingconsumptive’ was exceedingly well-nourished, of made enormons etrides, not only artistically, but aleo in the favour of the elephantine proportions, and weighing over fourteen stone! ‘The ridiculows public, and the appointment of auch « world-wide celebrity as Richter, with spectacle was too mmnch for the audience—hence the fiasco! Verdi was his genine for getting all that was beat out of hia players, enhanced the ganguine about it4 nltimate success, With slight revision it was presented reputation.of the Hallé Orchestra until it too boeame of world-wiie im- at another theatre in Venioe a vear later, achieving ‘an immediate ancoess, portaned. BKiehbers réginie insted for thirteen years, oral during that time The opera is 4 remarkable amalgamation of choice arias, duets, and concerted be tutrodiced the works of many Britich composers, notably thoae of Elenr— pieces. A superabundance of warmth is apparent in the muaic. A most infeed, Elgar's First Symphonyreceived its first performance under Richter intercating feature ia that such 4 high melodic standard is attained by. a in the Free Trade Hall, Hons Richter wae in every senee af the word a big Fimple process of expression, This is exemplified in the prelude to Act. man, and be-did tig things for music in England doring fils stay in Manchester ; Verdi's orchestration had net then reached matarity. Throughout fa anil, lke many big men, he had a big and kindly heart. When. foll. of Treciata the orchestral accompaniment is vapid and redundant. Thesé years, Hons Richter retired, his place waa taken by Michael Balling, the defects but serve to enhance the beauty of the joyous outpouring of melody. well-koown Bayrenth conductor, and although hitTeign, owing to the We are gripped by the wondrous manipulation of sound, though varietyin outbreak of war in 1914, lasted only two years, 1t-oin at least be said accompaniment is lacking. The simplicity of the tunes renders memorizing that be left the orchestra aa well equipped as when be took charge. easy. Throughout the war Sir Thomas Beecham was the principal condactor ; dhe prel ule opend ina reflective mood, At the eighteenth bar an exquisite in fact, if it had not been for himand his enthusiveam there would have been theme is anniuneced by the first violins, violas, and ‘cellos, with oa sinsple no Hallé Orehestra to relieve the gloom and depression of those black daya, Arimming accompanimentfrom the remaining instruments. Thistune is nl thee North cit England owes this ere roius gens fit imeddev ha lite dcht oF taken from Act I], where Violetta makes a passionate appeal to her lover, gratitude. In the song, Verdi marked the theme to be rendered ‘with passion nyd The third epoch sawite dawnin the autumn of 1920, with the appointment force.” The inclusion of the melody in the prelude prognosticates the entire of Sir HamiltonHarty as the permanent Hallé conductor. Of there is one emotional development of the opera. This conclusion is strengthened by tho thing in which anorchestra should exeel it is in iteensemble, Perfect ensemble repetition of the theme,on thia occasion, in-unison, by the ‘cellos, clarinet, plavine is bmpossible if a new conductor endeavours to impress his identity and besoon, withan entrancing embellishment from the first violins. The at every concert. Briefly, guest conductors, while having their uses, have alen following brief survey will assist ina keen appreciation. very distinctly their misnsea. Harty, with his Celtic imagination, his fervent Act. Drinking song, “Where beauty and mirth are beckoning.’ “A lively enthusiasm and musical genius, his firm but pliant hand, combined with the eae rendered by the tenor, then taken up by soprano and chorus, Thiet, calient fact that he and his orchestra play ot between sixty and seventy * Ab, day for ever remembered." A charming and detightful reminiscence of concerts exch winter, has raised the artistic statas-of the Hallé Orchestra wiht the lovers’ firat meeting. Solo, ‘ Ab, was it him my heart fovetold,” Most it i4 pecomd to nome in this or any other country. Harty ie still o young popular aria in the opera. Bright. Flourishing voralization, Show, thea man, ond has the energy and enterprise of the youthinl. Not content to brilliant and fast. conduct a big sericea of symphony concerts in Manchester and ecleewhere, lw Act I. ‘Tenor solo, * Fever'd and wild my dream of-youth.’ Contempla- has persunded the Corporation of Manchester to give Municipal Concerts tive and soothing. Baritone solo, * Hath my home in fair Provence.” Eifec- in the Free Trade Hall. It will be weleome news to the great-and growing tive and appealing. Finale. One of the greatest choral acenes-in oper. Tbe pulbtie to knerr that a mumber ol the Hallé PrOeraninigs ate to be Act I, Prelude opens as Act [, but in lower key. Soprano-eolo, * For brmadeast thisowinter, Jt éan be eure of having great music finely given. ever ] must leave thee.” Pathetic and emotional. Duet, ‘Far from the J. A:' Fonsvin. buay throng.’ Meclodious and fascinating. Mosks Banire.

THREE HALLE CONDUCTORS SINGING IN ‘LA TRAVIATA: (Left to right) Hans Richter (1899-1912), Michae! Balling (1912-1914) and (lett ta right) Herbert Roddock (Dr, Douphol, Gertrude Johnson Sir Hamilton Harty, the present conductar.of the famous orchestra (Violetta) andLee Thistlethwaite (Germont). acer

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you are te d e p i c t = -—- te aiid ll in m i u d i e Forecast = ——— i a hors wpa wk downs 11.6 i Deveniry only) Tur Daventry Chaar I | atall realistically, you are bound to showhim and Pmcie-Rarre (Tenor) in het water sometime—and that means uring 122.0 Tue Daviewrey Quarter,and Puyiiis prettyatrong discards! Carnky Foster (Soprano), Ingwe Browse and ah scenes of imodenta ara clearlyta be das- Heves THonr (Dwete for two Prenos) Cinguistedd int thyes weeerke, Finst Scosn. Wo havea portrait of the Here, 16-20 The Week's Concert of New Gramoplicne mul some indiontion of. his qualities—hia pride, Rereorila his imaginative tabure, and his strength of will. BECOND RoegnE. The Hero's Eaamies (Wanl- 2.30 Mr, Enic Pasir, ‘Out of Doors—-The Fall wind) snarling as they flock rowne him, of the Leaf, the Work of the Eacthworn * THikn Scere, The Aero'y Helpimate. She ja 3.0 EVESSONG represented in her varying moods by a Solo Violin Relayod from Westminster Abbey malin y, A trimpet call brings ua to the 3.45 Misa. E. BR. Hasmoeninooe, “How to makeoa Founra Scexe. The Ratigfeld, Here cama (Girl's Behoo!) Outht the toughest test for the sensitive ears of |i, (See cola 2, pegged 151) Note the powerful and persistent dram rhythm, Firra Scexe. The Hero'a Worke of Peace, 4.0 THE ASTORIA ORCHESTRA Here Strauss quotes largely from hiaown worka, Under the direction of Feen Karcees, from the SIR ISAAC NEWTON, ALkTH SCENE. The Hera Fight from the World, Agtoru Cinna, Charing. Cross Road ont Cention, Aftéersa moment of dejertion, the great astronomer, of whose work Sir Oliver Lodge the Héro finds serenity anel pee of mamel— 15 Mr B.S. Lawnenst, ' Special Talk to Sacon- will talk today, dary Schoola: * Jnyplements and Ideas’ perhaps ina pastoral life, asthe meod of the music STs bo suet, 42:0 Tae AstronOncwgsta (Continued) Two books that Ste Oliver Ladea Wishos to He has to face one more sterm, but it ta brie, recommen] to listenera to his talks, in addition The ‘end enmea in a crest climax. thet rods 5.0 Gwes Kstenr (Eopranc) to these mentioned in the booklet dealing with Off the Hero's life-work im chompletennsa of jov Selected] Sona his series, aro Frofesece Brodeteky's * Sir Teano 6.30 Local Aninorneements, (Deveatry only) $15 Tre Camonex’s Hor: Seleciiong by Newton, His Lafe-and Work," published ih ooOn- Shipping. Forecast nection with tha bicentenary, and *The ‘Torch- The Olof Baxtet.. The Story of ‘ Mouflon’ 635 “Men and (iia '—-TTT, —Mr: EVELYS beiréra,” a sories of poems illustrative of the (tisha), The #2oca New Home foe hare Wiresen: ° Helkingfora: and the propragive difieulties and achievements of the astronomical Birds "—niore true Zoo Storiea, by L. G, Mainland Republe of Finland? noneers,hy Mr. Alined Moyea, 6.0 Ministry of AvriculiureFortnightly Bulletin 9.50 PLANTATION SONGS 7.45. AN QORCHESTEAL CONCERT ETHEL Festos (Contralte) 6.15 Market Prices for Fannera hy ihe Tom Kisxininan {Hass} 6.20 Tre Loxpow Rant Daxce Bann, directed HALLE ORCHESTRA THe Wirevess CHorvs, and byStosey Fieaas Conducted by Sit Hasairon Bantry a ainall Srtaixg OecwestTra, conducted by STANFORD Howeson 6:30 Tie Stosar, Garkewicn : Wrirnke Fone. Releyed from the Free Trade Hall, Manchester cast, Finest Gesenan News. BoLcero: Tas RosserooChora So. from foitehester Pieti ao She aes 645 Foxacp Crrvens (Baritone) Norhok Rhapeady tierce Peon Willian Far away ober dora. .a0.. 4. fh 6. SeokGalty (Firat time in Manchester) ar Daraise ptkcee ve acdc ees ir 7.0 Mr. Fraxcis Tore, * Mize in the Theatrs * Piniecd (Sheriieee ated ed ate era Broknve Ethan FRxTos 7.15 THE FOUNDATIONS OF MUSIC Bab app. Wearhen Forecast, Srconp GESERAL So fa Db ee eae gba a Alerutan Cardo Hayos Prayo foxwaTas NewsDcuerty Chiagnipoan (egy icy vice bee e bed vais ow ile Preyne Played by E. Kexpars.-Tayvton 9.0 app. HALLE CONCERT Tou Kissmuroeiod Chorua (Comtisiied | Camptown Races... ., | 7.25 SIR OLIVER LODGE Sa fron Wanehester Who's that 4-calling 1 ..}arr, Stanford Rohinson ‘Pioneers of Astronomy—Y, Newton ' (Continued) Polly-wolly-doodie ..... TenePéen,*A Heros Life" .... Aihara sins \ ITH his fifth talk, Sir Oliver Lodge comes Eran. Peston and Chorus to” Nowton (bbd2-1727),. the: father of (OME of Ww aro old onourh to temember that Doni yo ory, Mahoney ss kw es Albert Nall modem satronomy, of applied acience, and of 1 there wasa greet quurrel about this work Frialie PD hi ee Weve ewes Milton Wellings the. mechanistic explanation of tha universe when, ttowie first playgd in England, a quarter Canons (onky) This weekhe will deal with the general ganect of» century ago. Tt waa supposed to be tre- of: Newton's contribution: te scienés, ond next menilorehy alveredd,” oxerucmtingly * modern,’ Oli Kentucky Homo ,... Siphon ©. Foster Thuraday he will conclude.tia series of talka with And part of it wae declared to be horribly caco- 16.30-12.0 DANCE MUSIC: THE Baroy a discussion of hia paomecr work in thewee of phonous. ORPHEANS ond Tim Savoy HAYANA BasD, jretruments in astronomy. Hist. (in thosedays, at any. rate) Btraasa did fram the Savoy Hotel

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i Tux Bortesrwatrra KOSICTRAR OSV MPHORY i Leaaaerber. FRANK CANTELE You (LETH buy it i Oneonta (Performer conducted by Cyrerture ta * The ¥éllew “Princess '. peti eae Bu LAN Gurr loud speaker for ‘FOUR BELLIS * | around £3 which, i A Bor LE 18 Chie CUT awe wcece daca ce lhe a 4 Py tone Ach by Hn Geen i iF imal Perfortigince sat theee onports| lt your receiving r THE Composer of. this Overture spent much (hirrtetars | Collins, the Third AT gd el ua Als set will work at ; Of his chilhioad wt pos. and paissedl big jeoutl Fetors, the First Mate ,,...... DwTraske loud speaker i LE ship free SCHIieE TH: Vie are tobcd thd: i yoo Morgair occ... WoaetLey Acues i work thew bea yy ete STO rather thing Lh Srv, Captain strenith at all, "Ain at s§ ie Woda Hrese wun ie ID Ae Taare A teihnrts Cas Chrpe? yeurts: tiki * Btond-By. WaInaos will absolutely aps company, of happy memory.’ Tt * owe Thee Cheer Loriieler co. 0.ec. eA “Look oot" Alain Hees Morro Something to their eourage, qaoorl humour, anel ensure the most love of sentiment,’ anc at the close there ian The scene is the bridge of the es. Dunkel perfect repro- metmery of their prllnndt death, mo the war. at ahout-throd belle in the middle watel, The duction obtam- } The Overture brats fi Tew bor of fh BOs Daniel, bemeward bound from. Montreal, ts ! the hallinnds shanty Afew fie wer foe fon shonin alowly through a thick fog off the abletherefrom. the Horns, ae the second tune of the piece), the Thinks of Newfoundland, The air i ver can It is the speaker forpaheet shanty Ao! are, woe [Voollte in tod Peters mol ollins, whe fre Studie thei Ohne, oon miter thi, a teachiiveenl pew pong, middle watch together, are-clad in oilkkins ancl whichmakesa ey The Matt of sbmateriom (Oboe and other Waoodl- ok 1 Lj wits. poor set pood Wind, very eotthy),, then eimtral Gentoo 9.0 GQoisrier and a good set Hors), and the well-kqown Sienndanh (Calling) Pantego on “i Pogtiacc "(The Play Actors”) | After thi cle velerparnit Tit ot Lise ithe, the nie better — it hasa i CO,IT MEY | bakes Go nob of forebedioo pack thet riers: §o 8 °, ao world-renowned Desai Nose i hairnitine) menact, The lsst mood-is that of a requocm, name and a won- iri | the work encia- with «a foet hint of &Arnca frags, LSAfee ale ea a a a ara eae eR vahipiter "Shymphoriy 7.esis ce veces vated The Three. UoredBA eatin sed ee Hana ffs topengiit derful reputation Ah! eeort a See ya oStera aaa acetate Afcicah Ean It is known as B45) Bvtivia pe Gay (Violin) And) Orehesirn QUINTET WW Wnrtents iron Byars Svio} hut ATW os elt . feone Pita et * “Three Tris NE Ans fl Lado, worote this pico Frenei: Composer, iSLEfor the fanodite Apert ily Windiniet, Seriete, §.35 ‘THE REEDS THE Witrol’ ; Whom aor etengers Wall teoolleet diewrimigy, for ACs ELA Tces ry Bowis Lew, Pret duc) bey / he weed to boa creat fourite hore feenty¥.year STUART ViNtieN

: locidéntal Mimic hay Tar BaaeAM repo The Spanieh Semphony (which is really o Soite hak hr INTEL | tak piece1, Tek syurijal ny in the Weal iat : 1 4 Cathleen Cormetta JHkLEN 3, exon ot tl 1 term | is Spndeh TREES? ECP ere ia Prench- Naomi Lepolawux its eeMao | indn's evee—pasy. debonnir, polished! and piquant roan cernie ec ayes arb erie eee Wd. AroawEs heard its name ! There aire m the conplete work fite seperate amon Robina... Lowi Tihs hit Movements, well contrasted in spirit and style, of course—NHOW feel NGG By dieters cpecct ene ocean aes STUART Visti i OF Whe we ane fa hear fomr—ah ening cet HEAR IT. Wewill The Seone is gipsy encampment in a wood- Movement, a Aceh, a Slow Aowvniinent aed a demonstrateitatany "Teo hulf-bell tens of canes. are in the shelter Ronda, of the trees. din othe roo, before the termta, time ot our show- : ORO eTin A # rel fire (burs, over which, on a brig, roam 15, BEDFORD Beottigh Rhapaedy, * Borns 4 vee dbiloe Benga i eepeiied a pot.fond onda log onenr the fine ST... STRAND, i. site a tmddbo-aged woman. of the bra cipsy LONDON, W.C., i 2 Loses Previeee: Howse (raas Asn types Tho oiight aa wan fit. bbteathi boss, oroif you will write LOST RA = antl preseitiy, alter staring into the fire, she sto Blackheath we Piroaa Erar enn cravra a cleuming kniake. will orranke @ oe. THe OncHestita. conducted lie Pawn Hirai Monstration with Overture, * Fines Cay fe nrlebssotin Intermezzo, “The Whispering of the Flowers * your local dealer, HitnaNira (Cootnilto| Fordion Heeompornst i 5 gaara bree erg fees iF all Fan 10:0 Wreatorne Forecast, Secona Geserar News | hia Task ie ee la ae a Lalifard 4 LLL is | Frask Niewaas (Organ) 10.15-11.15 AN HOVE WITH MASSENET biawe eee cee hy [ Li a Momastery Ganken pe Prom htirinonghom Valse, * Moonlight ancl Yor has BieGHAM. TTDlo Ores a, omit iacotie ina * Moen ene é Prana): (Aa cee ON CorALE by loser Lewis Over une to * Pera * | AitonNine Myer eR Se eee ee eatin ee geet i fie er Dcssts AGGLe (Boritowe) and Orelestir Air, * Vision Fugitive * i" Fleeting isa n, from Oncieerek ‘Herons *} Puite, Fin Derbind’ 5 ofeevewes Aah Wilts,“ The ‘Gronacers * TFake tte whet | 10.25 ORCHESTRA ples bees tion iron “The. Cid Batbedt Al asia Bas Tare CHoLorEke Fievt B (Pan Treen} *Sicky's Fine,” by Marjane Witton, Songs by exw Nonnr fral Oreliest rn r Norah Tarrant i ‘antral teOl, ancl Lents | feat Agr," Aifine, endent’ (* Swe, eh led.! Tro Flug *y * Biteuie and Peecumi "} we Welsh Takes, by T. Davy Boberts. atesisk Two Piatids by 10,45. OnveEesTRA ot Margoret: Abbot here ond Nine) Dalinwiy Two Interluades fro “Dot Quixote.” Bertie 7; Duleines’s Boilinces 6.30 Tre fier ar, Gres with: VWonarign Fore east, -Finsy GENERAL News Boers Dies Wont ond Clrehest ra Aur, * Voila, lone, la terri bbe ene’ DANCE MUSIC (* Soe, the terriftsle "os 6.45 cits » Drop! “Pha *) Tun Lospox Rani DPaxsce Basn Bitected by Binser Fram ax LIRCHESTHA BLACKHEATH Belettion frei Snite, “Alsatian Scenes ' LONDSNH, 5-E.4 an Scored, KELLEY. | haterTine} HELES ALgros: (bk 1itert newer | ee Fi vnA Pane (fe LPs PCa rib t (ii Pera tas. | oe

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a 51 Torr Caron3s Hour ] 4.30 Migsio by Tie: Srarios QaRree Converning thé * programme" of the work the Composer, at tha first performances, Rhiel toa Pierre rehired from Davednt 5.0 Haoi taf i iL Cairtaehool Chrbtit," by Misra friend: ‘Tt is endigh to: know that there ia‘s 6.0 Lor chon ate BR Bambridee

hero fighting his emennies,’— A detailed: analysis, Sf 6.39 , iT. ji L a s F l Lajatin however, has been. pubs hake «l, with: hig consent 2-15 Tre (onions 4 Hote: Rerpiesh Day andapproval. Six scenes of incidents are clearly 745 Pope ee fron fa ruth arr | 68 Lariat Pr age TELE relayed fron Daventry to has dishingutahert: Miurst Scexe. Wehove a portrait of the He: $45 Wratnne Formcaar, News | 6.30 S20. fron bonion ane 2ome inclication of his qua lities—his yraha: his imaginative nature, ane hia steen:ath of will 90. SRSFrevizal Vie hater 7.45 AN ORCHESTRAL CONCERT ShoOokD SCENE,The Hera a Jona CATeed bey tha HLA: CERciearra, $390 ‘Local Announeeneants wind) snapping and snarling az they Boek round Conducted by Sir Hasniuton Harry hin. 9.35 SUB. from London Relayod from the Pree Trade Hall Titan Bcenm.The Hero's Helpmate. Shi ia Relayed to Loudon-and Daventry rapresented in her varyite moods by a Salis 10.20 PALGOTY (Y¥FARREEL Violin melody. : Norfolk Rhapsody ...sciisPowyhans Willies A trom pet call behind the seence brings ua to the 1.45-17.0 55: fron: Kondow (Firat time in Atiichaater) Poucrrea Scexk, The Bediifetd, Pore tame

Thite: Heraniicniy besa ees: anced ela EPR the toughest test for the sensitive era of Li! 3523 MM. Note the powerful and. persistent drum ehythm, SWA CARDIFF. B60 ko. | ete in rricictte age didatiniuh hegin to write Symphonies: Thia ia a ‘work af his: full Firti Scere.Fhe Hero's Works of Peary maturity, written when hea. wna Atty, [fe first Here Strauss cpa Largely from: hia own works, 2-30 Eo4 Dor" Lae | Sho Le F Prot: WW, 3. performance waa yiven in Vienna, under Richter SIXTH Stewr. The Hero's Flight from the Haittecacn, * Animals andWinter Sleep jafterwaida so well known in this ecuritry), and Werld, and Completion. Aiter a moment of da each Alovement. ovded, there aroée excited dejection, tha Hera finda barenity and peace of $0 Lowdon Programme relayed from Daventry applause amd alo hissaric. Very acon the work mind —pe thape in‘a pastoral life, aa the mood of settled i aa & Soli) suceess, and for forty the nvasic sesme to qagpost. 215 Tar Stratton Taro: Fraive Tass (Viel, Yer ib has been ome of fhe sibitaating delights He has totes one: more storm, however, ut it i bela RAS ALD, HARDING: )Vanioneslio), Honmir Pies oe oka eahderh rodm—t work of trad power, BELLY (Pianoaforee) depth, and sweolness, the precuot a a noble Ths cine comes ina greet climax that rounds om tl io Hero's life-work in completeness of joy. Pelee PORE iy hieaE te bin ace clgrals rahe obs Briga raid, Thersare four Movenentsa—a quick, big-apirifed Deap iint the heart ofatose ...... Landon Ronald 9.30 Local Announcements Walte, Mind a Gether oii cee eae Coe one, rentia song-hke one, romantically Fidea ifrom ” Penth and Hits Sea acd kg ara) GROMER malancholy onc, and snether quick and Vigorous ) 9995-120 mB from Lomeion Buorte." Lavbus Laswl * ooyseee cette ses. Merl One,

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The Girl with a Brogu (° The Arcadian "| Afomebtou ILS LEEDS-BRADFORD. tin; 0* Romewhert a void ts cnllinge jo. os. ALU) Tate 1080 ko, & ijt We. ORCHESTRA

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Conducted by Warwics Brarrawarrk sl 9.35-11.0 A BALLAD CONCERT Hast = Third * Leonora " Chverture ., , Beethoren Te Sarion CnC EATEEA, ecechetenl l Fi Cornet Bolu, Silver Showinmar Barickes Wirt(Contralto) Woanwick BRAITHW ArT Selection Pron’ Ttose bare tera rill AL May Morning of Mea Lnta ee ere seaM ls etal re Veh a Dene Coverite The Merry Wives of WW init Trea Carsesx How De not go, my love ea Edvaepesrevarei ca a eee eared a c e ac nba Pasa tr, Gennes rowed Ae Carmuncita vas. Poteet de ee dons CoLiixsox fTenor) i The Bonny a ay ob ee pa ce ee WRC ERATE A SOW, () now, [repels Tevet” jaar AMiretuareli Thy Blaming Eyed or Concerto Grosso, No. 25, in F, for Five Strings, Dearly, cr. Hoaiter Bax ‘Two Fhotes, Two Oboes, Bassoon. Two Horna, Prawer bo oti. Lady a Pend Selection fron “The Amicon Ma’ oe AMeinulws F Two Troompete (Water Mueie rs .s oo. i finolel Love we ae richineg: pg? a ge pe a oPrad: Hist {git Ff

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:a Toe Cmiones’s Hook 12-0-1.0 London Progra miaved from 6.0 Mr. F. RK. Starsrox: Fortmghtly Sports Hoaveitry Try rey 3.0 London Progniemime relayed from Daventry 6.15 Hanny Jves's Daxsce Basp 6.0 A London Letter—Mainly Feminine—T 6.30. S.B. from London (9:30 Local Announce- 5.15) Teer= Aoce Tita)

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12.0-1:0 Lerdon Programme relayed from 6-0 London Programme releyed from Dayentry 12-0-1.0 Moses Banrre: Gramophone Recital Daventry ,| Ba SLA, fro Londen (8290 Local Arimauneer- | 3.39 London Progranme colayed from Daventry 3.0 Lorisdon Procrammoe: relayed from Dayontry mesiith} 3.45 ‘Light Musi« 3.30 -HrospcasrTroscnoots: Viscountess Aston; 950-110: 8.0. from Aberdcon . © Flavin ee fa be ' f 40 Broancast ro Secospany Senoors + Mr, A, © a ; . _— ce , Banouert: * Elgar's Enigma Varietions q aa eat x ropranime releyed Hi i hig 5SX SWANSEA. outke. 490 Piawororre Taro, directed by-Crcm. Moon 5 i De Cronies 's Horn: Reading, Porous Manav BRAT EY (Contralta) Voryupres rh yok Pris a to the ovorth Dole 12.4-1.0 Gramophone Hever 5.15 Tre Cumpren's Hour: “On My Own,” 60 01 eeaes ea ee ee 3.0 London Programe relayed freon Daventry Bn Adventure in Fight Scenes for ans aid Vere Palivde if A Baboon ess ee a ees Arjivtel + : ‘ by Gerrard ieee und Redmey Bennett. Caprice (in! the style of Searlathi) .. i odercuah: 6.15 Tue Criones’s Hove i Mugeteton ae Match,’ from * Piclewink Navalette. moss ites Pe Scary 6.0 London Programme relayed Soon Daventry Papers’ (Dickens, ane 0.2. Hodges) Study, in F Ghia Uap bec eeew oa ane Hien i f | i i ; 6.30 8, Jhon Larrlalare 6.0 I it his Wu F Scherzo, it B ¥ int Minor: .. "I 1. reds : Pua deme t Berita WHITER peears ok eed eek ace eee 7.45 A.B, from Corin . Aadele from Cordiyy 6:30 A.B frenk London 9.320 Low Annwince- Oetave Study. (9.30 Local TEPtA £0 8B. from: London Anaiunied: 6.30 8.8) from Lorton (9.30 Lines! Amctnice = ments) 9.50-11.6 SuB, frou Abeorteon nmeribhs} #.35-11-0 4.8, from Corday 207 MM. BS0-11.0. SB. from Adrien 6LV LIVERPOOL. 11d ko. 6FL SHEFFIELD. Northern Programmes. 12.0-1.0 Lendon Programme relayed taoke.

Daventry 5NO NEWCASTLE, 127.0-1.0 Gramophone Records $8000 Fo,EO. 3.15 Peoanoaar To SCHOOL | Prof, &. Verner, 12.6-1.0 -—lrainopliee: Records, 34:—Loeelon Price “Early English Histery—IV, Life: in Aired s 20 Loridon Programme relayed from Daventry Ttayed from Davesoy. &:— msMarguret Baek ilies 8 Honda Years of Eritieh Frnma—IL, Gabklemith. 525 — Envhind * Children's Hour. €0:—The Station Octet. 6.30 :—#_1b. fran Pianeforte Recital ly (LADS Landen, 8.0 :—A Popular amet in ald al ie. aval Victoria 2.45 A Short Infiroary, Helnyed feo ie Towa Hall. Matis Benjett Soontiex. Compositions by HavEL (aap), Dav Kenooly (Violin, Joeoeh Farrhictan (ine), Pooleldeett (Peanolortes), LOsupp, i— News.Sedo eee 4.0 CHAMBER. MUSIC Frnt Aberdeen. Strame Quarrer, with GLADYS THe Svarres a5C GLASGOW. 605.4 Wf * RGconnicik ces) Ta0 wt, 12.0-1.0 :—--rimoapbens..- erards. 215 "—Prdadeqet ta Puntire String Quartet in. E, Op, P21. ey Soho: Mr. Hobort McLeod, Mus, Har, "The Foundations if Pianoforta Qhriiibot. i w a r e see's Franch Mua,” 3.45 -—Matlea! Tntertinde:, €.f ‘Concert: Te Wireess Quintet, Pent Laerwsky (Wiolin|, 5.0 ;—Rereiey §.0 CHasces W. Boones: * Tone of Oden Days * Hotness: * Aukiing oo Ben Coachan” §.15 Children's: Hoor, 5.58Weather Forecast for Farmer, -§.0-—Song Reeltal by 5.15 Ca.ees ‘as Hove Jemty Farreetor (soprica), 6.15 —Mangatet McMillan + thie AL uresSeb.’ 6.20: —s. 0. fen Lends. 6 Dow GVAMBELL Sapranic) ss 5.56 from. Edintargh. 71 —S A. from Gapdlen, 6.35 :—Chambice Rolweig's ei tt ee ee ee ‘i i a Muse. De Pabeoer String Quartet < Wee Darkko {Crrtentterh, poate 10.35-11.8 2—Quartet : Quartetin ff, Op. 77, 8o,S{Aagdt, D torte thee op. etal = Bolyvaig's Crile Sang +. i ZBD ABERDEEN, GtrSoewi, 6.9 Learn issAwa Pee esPond Daventcy 120-1.0:— London, -Progranime ‘relayed fron Daventry. Lonion (9.30 Io Lamon 2:0:—nedeaast tn Seloole: Mine, Cant Advanced Prenet 6.30 8.8. from oo, 988 The Cavaritrvebde- "Phe Attlon: Chelet, ag, Henita } Violin aid Pikiniotireecha ote, dlisiree Aarkina (¥ bokinn').. tivnirgia Huot (Piiotorie). 60s Miet BreslinTrail?’ What is Hajipeniine 9.50-11.0 S.B, from A b u r d e c n nt. EHitienike aod Abrood,”. 5.95 -— hikes4 Hee, go) tm den,

Frogrimm: relayed trom Davediry, 6.09 Jor Farmers, by a7 5.2 Mt. Mic Thon Mn 826Agricultiiral ~ Kies, 39 — 5NG NOTTINGHAM. joo xe. Si, from, Labo, 645 5-4-0, tram Binboreh. Fea, from London, $9.80 :—cottleh Programme, Relqyiel to- hoon ond Trayedtry, 90020:—" The. ‘Treaenre ut” ok Paredeal 3.0 Lonion Prernune relayed tram Dave airy Condy hy CO. Stewart Hack. Pieented by the Aberdeen Haat io Players. finhert Kurtis tigioaand Traditions! Arriungomente 2.30 The HaLiowing SERVICE inf Roatts ati Sones! Sy Nauinkys Awa, Uonndy Wee Thing, Faamig of Derby Cathedral Karl o Motuy. 10-58-1178 ie? Beri Teh fanint: Fria), 430 app. London Programme relayed from 2BE BELFAST. ee Daventry (2.6-1:8 >— Landon Programinet Telit fru Daventry. Enwann 1; JRELASD? Mieta and: 3.30 —Danes Mosc; The Harvacd Baud dirtctet ‘by fon 56 -Mr. Daokels, relayed trom “the Flay, 4.350-:-—A Poplar Pacer. History * The Hace Cuiartet. 5.0: Londen Propping rebated: trot Daventry. 8.15:—Childteo na Hour. 6.0 °—-Peter *ralgmny le£ §.15 Tun CHiinnes's- Hote A. Evia Foothall Topi, 6.38 -=8.1, from. London. -80-f==tfoncorh A Rraoen: Now Books hy the Beliaest, Philharmanie Soehety, Relist fen: the Weer 6.15 DER BY CATHEDRAL, Hall, Hate Wintor (foprana): Therothy.gers (Onatraltial + al Anno 63) 4B. fro mi adidas (9.30 Loe where the HallowingService will be performed today. Hehe Nash (Tenor); Thocpa Thetes (Harltowe). 8.6 -—loterval: Hem B15 ¢—Ceneert (eoaths, leap app.lara! Ane miarids} Part of the service will he broadcast from Nottingh nin eotint. 1 3S- 1 Dene: Sei: The ParvaVand, directed Station thid alternioon, ine oe Dele, relayed fein Che Ph aay 5H. fret fherscr 9.60-11-0

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10.30 a.m. LOuaventey emt) Tit RIONvan, GREEN Leees WICH; WeEATHIEE Forkovset o.0 A MILITARY BAND CONCERT 1.0 7.0 “ne: Las hares EADIE LDakce EAs Eis directed] by BinkeY FREAK, ind ToMMy Tae Witenes Musrany. Bann, conducted by AasDiey (Convedian) Bo WALON OY DAS SEL Plonetbine-Mampeb o.00 DANCE MUSIC AND VARIETY F jneitt Overtare t o * Fra Dimvolo'..... Laaty Tim Lospow TRanw Daxce Baxn Directed by Simxevy Friwan 215 Evsm Wrs~ (Contrelte) Mont ond Slay (Ryneopated Daettiats) The Bucharitress Sint g i See da. Abies Prep Liwis Uinipersoiator) A - t r t e e m Gorfeld:,...... Mithar! Heauwd Haney Ronoins (Aviophane) Gird of Blue... - o r g i e F Ealpenat Girne

5.15 THE. Cmipkes's Horwk: A Coneort Party. | 225° Warren Gryenxi (Tenor) ine which Eva Neale, Margery Pheltips,. Dale PAUL LINCKE. Ch, had We bro Were Prk Toye; erin Bruth, Hare Rimberley, Samuel Dyson, the cantfirst T sew sour face Dayentry Qhiartet, aml certain. others will’ take who will conduct the Wireless Orchestra ini a Career part. of bis awn light ivudic: tonight. T Agee Fant, rr, Aoerceda “Tihe Gontthe Maiden gies ees frre, osbedimeniadl 6.0 Sa MUSIC ‘Tae: Wineiess (Gi arrer 6:30 Loeal Arneauneemenia: Bport a4 Hualletin | 3:93 Bax Toa Wile Roana ee ee Mae Dowell (Oerenicy cla) Blopping Fororast Suite of Beremacles fo. ie es ooeaee gcc: Hebert Killoren B.35 LIGHT MUSE BY PAUL LISCkE Parnick Gvast (arione) 2:45 Berrt Wowey (Pianoforte Tre Wires Omoesti a, eomeloctedd bi pobre Seles eg cee peices a 4 FT, Serpe Klves a REL ache Hit Courrier Af entiveeray As ver TD Baw sack escwes mas i Peter. WVariock Dee Lice Ming eke ae 5 oo. Se “runt ChicaneeT EA Ar) 6o TD imoade oa Vallanelle ...... ) oe es Toccata, gt Sept aite mesial Ws pcg Reh ca The Unforeseati 06.0.6 5.00. 025 J Cyril Boots Overture Opercttia Lysistrata Aruna, Egyptien Serenade 2.54 Basu QOvARTET Anrave Ries (Taritone) Vales” Amotireuse » berger ad Lasi=t ii im Ercerea®’' I ueet Cinder Withinyour blaeeves AC DuenueO ee ae . Frint 415 Roratm Gacnrnn CMmCHESTRA Trim Arenal , LRE swith; WEATHER Fie 6.30 Lara, Wades Will Eavtertuaim CAST: Fim LEER RIAL News Jonesy Overture to the Operetta + in I hep icra ol 4.27 Hann 6.45 Tie Wikktess Oranter liidra * nasa se as ath a Pi ile eee ee Sine tree: bo Blew jc recta) aaa . Green Doren, Besserapr! By OPA Sri » Veoh Divaat Tr bell omar” Aap Carecpner vite ee ee ees At are The Glow. Worm : firey Partnick: hyYRyweE ORCRESTEA Loarantella , {favre Con ot Mari en ce te ee eee Police Berpere March Miiry of Alloudiuls.. oS. ree oe AP ilicon 16.30-12.0 DANCEMUSH: Tar Savi 4.42 Berry Hrary Oc ARTET Bier dine TE os Se DEMieass aml the Saye Fave, ant, fran ee : Lr Dc Ma aa eae EE ace ay ee the Savoy Hotel Beberso iin Ey Mince ‘ 5 penepne 7.0 Mr t. L-CrAneun * at Week 4451 Baxn —

MAE. rat, who haa in past agea brought ALisipe Make the plague send cholér to oor shores, from" The Merchant inf Went 4. ee ; ae ora San vi] pe eecELL ah very pckive anid iTnews AIT in our prokperity’, und or health. In £10 Ewen Wie thic talk theaniniel campaagn agent hte will be expliined by ong -of the LHeact- Bibs et ie ee + quitiers. experts whe has clone mpch Five Faved... eae pn } Aristrong (ithe ryt 1 reeserch work iite lis habits ond hewunite, What's in the Ait | CPULELS, ? Robert Eden 15 THE FOUNDATIONS OF MUSIC 5.20) Waren: Gove! Havorw Praxwo BowATas Clarinda 5s... 2°. | Oyiamdn Afoewa Played by EF, Kespar.-Tayion Ningitia. . pea at rhs aC be lp rear 7.25: Me, RB. WaAtrciEa: The Cyelo and Motor-Cyoke how" 6.3) Basso “APELE Cyele and Motor-Cycle Show apensa Foyphion Ballet eye eis ee eaeign on Mistinext reel, and, as usual, 5.45 Tar Comen's Boor EFhogy. By it i nn iniportant omeonsion both for mingham): ~The Picture, hy Cretu prospective punthasers and: for the British Costin. Diets by “Marjorie Horercd industry whoae products it dimplavs. Me (Seapranece |) are Ethel Wolbanis (Contra ic). Wathng, who pives this talk, is: Dirertir ‘The Everlasting Why—tIl, Why ao et the British Cycle nk AMfater Cycle “Helly refiiges to ly down,” by *Manifactimrs and ‘Traders’Vinten, the Nicoina Twigg. Songs by Dan Jones promoters of the Show, (Tenor) 7.45 VARIETY 63) Trar SMa, GEREENWIOCN = Tanuor O'Fannicca Warnes Fomecasr ; Finest GAS ERAL HeLrss Minar the Actress Entortainor) News. EeLieren Charaas and Dever (A Spot of Bother) Tor Nesnirr: Brorners 6.45 A TOrULAR FROGRAIIIK From Birmeinghim £6 Wratarh Porevast ; ShOoxD GESERAL ‘News BULLETIN THe Braosocnam Bremo Oncweerea, conducted be Joeman Lewis 615 Writers of ‘Totla ¥: Mua, Crosark Overtiora to " MisanielG”.. ... a. Abner GiAnSTIN rending “Alchemy *. antl WW ear eS Vegetation * Mancarer WiLkrssex j[oprana) ane

WS tbe leire mcnen leo a toot ebrena- Bp cetiricay of Nicer #,F, Beater Orehestru ons life anon horse-breaker, lonoker- Air, "Ali? fore od-jet”-«jAh, prerhope mui, miner, manger, cattleman and soldier, THE RAT-CATCHER. Mr. Crosbie Garstin hes found time to ‘ha he), from * La Tinta ne Ferd A éettury ago the rot-catcher, with dis ferret (though in the Bantuza'a Air Cavalleria Rosticona "} write several booke; inchoding ‘The Owls picture it looks mere like a stoat), her dog and his cage, was o Moscngna Howse" and" Bigh Noon, ond a. vers familiar frgure in England, The more scientific methods now jpopulor series of sketohes, “The Mudlarks,’ ets to stamp oat the destructve rodent will be described JDarenty Baperimental Progrannce continnced fhichappeired in Pane! coring the War, n Mr. Claremont’: talk on * Rat Week ' todov. on pene VG.)

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S26,1 MM. (iia PO Err pe rimcnhyt creuEL Eee from. pg | 5BM BOURNEMOUTH. S20 kc. mene rns COUGHS Fron li Sine a ee ll eee LD dl Foulds | 40 “Dance Mvere by the Kixc’s Hart Hannon | King 4 Hil Hooms af the 120° Rictano Miennistas (Cornet)and Orchestra BRolayed fram the Dinette “dl hiy ALEX Walnk- Raval Hath Hate}. By Dimaoy ie eaett lawn Tosti ASTHMA WRIGET Waktanicr Wraps T Orpheus with hie Bute Sonhea 515) Tor: Cannan 's Hore and all complaints Valley a Loeaghter Acnderten from Daventry ofthe chestthroat 70 OnCRESTILN 6.0 London Programme relayed Fanticia on Trish Ars," Erin? wa ter Baadutt 632) &.E. fea Fil Lowlan and lungs MARGARET Woinkiesaw

Sabey Lf Gardaninge— Wiiter a h Pe tir ee tyr Fleaf 7.0 Mr. Geonce Bante,

a per ot Las rg e a d “Mal h y . Charen Fieworingr Plante tr ming, Jovors Bird : Montague Paige 7.15 SA. froms London. (9.30 Letal Armoire mente: Sports Gulletin)

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Two of the principal perlorters 10 "Dancing Time,” 3.30 London Programme relayed from Daventry 2GB's Variety show tonight—Florence Oldham and H ary Robyhiria. 6.0 Tat--Daxsast relayed from Cows Cai, Music by the Botn Dance Barp

745) Oncuveras 6.15 Tae Carnonenx'’s Hove Firat‘ Maid of Arlea’ Suite (" L'Ariésienne")..Bizet 6.0 London Provromme relayed from, Davontry 5.0 DANCING TIME Tue Loxpos Banw Dasce Haxp 6.30 S58: from London Lightning Directed by Siosey Firatan COUGH CURE 645. EByo- Witness Account: Cannirr b. SwWANsea Wate sod Dawsor (Bynes jpated Duets at the Pinna} 74 Mr. Norwas: Naso: * On tha Foor an Mes | Firorescre OLonam (Syncapated Bong) —lmnpressions of the Motor-Show' Haney Hoses (Xylophoue) TIS) 8.6. from Loteton GETTING THINNER 10:0 Wratuen FORECAST + SEcoxn “GEN EEAL EwWe Boer T2500 Mery LE. Witte, ' The Football Whir. DAY BY DAY. 10.15-11.15 AN HOUR OF yy OLD MEMORIES 7.40 FIRST CONCERT OF THE BRISTOL Hollows in Cheeks, Neck and From Jhrimingham Chest Growin eens Every THe BuaisGnam Sitna ORCHEATRA CHORAL SOCIETY Conducted by Joseen Lewis Boason: 1027-1926 eek, ' Potted Overturss" arr, Englemann ene Pot. Pourri, Relayed fram ithe Caiston Hall: Bristol Dax JoxER {Tenor} “THE. FLYING DUTVHMAN " Someone Ought to Tell Him How — iaSr ere aie tedcde ae le Pe etateks ne Opera in Three Acts by WacHEn to Gain Pounds of Solid Flesh Tho Loat Wcick Feats Bent cagPiet An eecce cee els Per} . Clay Cast : and Look Like Songs of Araby. oc. a Real Man. Mangarker WiLEIKSo# The Flying Dotehman Drexsis SOnLE Deland, «a Morwegian Soa Captain Tens On tho Hanks of Allan Water ..... Traditional o f thousands of thin, run-down men She wandered down the mountain ide .. Clay " Brivakt EonenTson —yes, and women, too—are Senta, his--Daughtor ...... ++. Canniz Tone getting dis- Miiy Mornitig: oo. ieee ceed ee bee re we ae Dena couraged—are Erik, a Himtamnan, piving up a l l hope of ever being “+ | dows ADAMB able 145 Cecersrna : Sieeraman of Deliand’s arena to take on flesh and look healthy and strong. Bolestion, * Melodions Memorieg" 14+... Finek Mary .... ee Mioaicker Risseun l Phil Tur CHonts of the Barero: Coonan Socuery All such people can stop worrying and start. ja ag Dan Jowes : t o smile and enjoy life, for McCoy's Cod Liv ! as Tie Toe Darton SysMrtory OCHTRA Ail — PES CeO. a eee eee Blunrcitial Extract Tablets, which any PUR eh eee gee cee ea Athans Conducted by Sir Himpeer Barwer Chemist will tell you a l l about, are putting Aesh on T hear you calling mie.) chee. cay ee eee‘Marshall AGNER more than once, in some form or hests ot very thin people every day. OeceesrnA other, treated dramatically the idew of the redemption of man from evil forees by the ne woman, tired, weak and discouraged, Selection of Popular English Molodies, * The put on 1 5 Ibs. in five weeks and recovered >a eee cca) AMfyddleton wifying influenco and swcrifica of wonmnlined, Rite) Cue here wae much in his own attitude to life that completely. il put bim in sympathy with. thia idoa. We all know that Cod Liver_Oi is full of: He became interested in the legend of the vitalising, flesh-producing vitamins, butmany,. 4ie Dutch ‘sailor capiain, who, swearing that he people can't take tt because of. its horrible:

would round the Lape if he hid to sail for evar, sinell and fishy taste, and because it oftet, was beard big theFoil One, whe condemned hin upsets the stomach. ot = 1 to snil the seas until hecould-tind a woman faithful ta death. The composer had astormy sea: voyage McCoy's Cod Liver Extract ‘Tablets are’

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the Dutch captain, and the bender, roment Je melady of the wonmn who ix-villing-to s a c r i f i c e | Mest by Par Ryan's Oncarstaa, relayed | 3.30 London Programme r e l a y e d from Deventer hereslf for him—» melody which is. a basie ole |? fue the Wireless Exhibition nt the (ity Hall | a a e* 4 ee ey ee ee moenh of the whole wrork, WA sailor's song is also l a ; B15. Tar Compies’s Hove i ATEICE Fuctanne (baritone ‘ Tsang ’ _— ul ABO: (5 ee) 6.4. Londen Progranme relayed in Dawentey . : : : Acr I Port ‘i ror | he Sianeli) 5:30 ‘ jwrhops you'll think ofame ., i SB, from London We are to knowthat the Dutchman its allowed a a i + isa . Fs ue Leirvenecs Wrigtt = Eee LJ to dand once every seven voars, bo Bonk a Woman It made vou happy when you made ce ory ve witAg = Pransen, ‘ T h e Humber in His- “he ae eet. him. Minny mess terns Toe Teeelioon wy. Angle and Viking (egfiled, Aid now js comeanchor arein th e : u bay of Norway. Here is lying the v e s s e l o f 4 . 1 5 Must by Par Ryan's GacnesTra (Continued) ee Sad ser a (8.30 Local A n n o u n c e - Captain Talnned ( Base}, vvhree home is near, , ' TENS, SCs ESE}

The Dutechmori |orifone)esks that he may geek 5.0. Cissue Locke (Flute) the hand of Dalancd's danghter, Senta, to whem, Dn, G8: hoistJon ES LEEDS-BRADFORD. OTT.8 A. & he-saye, he will give hie riches, He atill clings Fiona| Go Shey oi ceca c pees ceer ‘ ae Ayiy 252.1 M M . to the hope that he may find a woman whoee The Syiph . pratiiefe. . Leelatre feist

love will free him from the corse, Dolan tho match, and they go to his 2.30 Eomlon Programm relayed from agrars. to hare. Daventry Act If atv TE CHLonEN 8 Hope The sence os a roam in Dalamil’s lini. ' “Fak: Renta (Soperna) sits with her nurse, Mary ps 6-9 faght Music (Cimntraltos, med her spinning maidens, who = ‘ : Hing oa charming song, She is pisanp pon % 630-120 8.8, from London (9,99 Local ih porbrait of the Datehmman, nl is affected ATO uncenenie 7 Sports Bulletin)

by hie unmboppy history. The girls chaft her r

*ehout her obsorption in the dale of, the te mysterious Diotchman, and baet that her = . ew ooT M. hiteman lover, Erik, will net Breck 2 rival. Ag ‘ge 6LV LIVERPOOL. 1,010 be.

Santa sings the ballad of the Fivying Doutehnvin=-—te song onawhieh the drumatic ee tc a $30 Lonion Programe relayed from nnd merce) meotife of the Opera centre. i : F Danentey Bhn prays that athe mean be the Dhitehman’s ees ‘ , salvation, eee a CarLones's Hin othe her lover, Eaoik Seeo rs, telling aac ce | ae 5.30 rURNING THE TABLES? of h e r father’s coming. The o t h e r s go +i ay — «Cees ee An Onginel- F a o r y : Plies aod Erik: ainge of hia love. Ae lee Pp } Se: hned 6 dram of the mecting of Daland ims i . Presented by Eowann PB, Gaswx owith the Datetunan. Senta declares her taal = oonviolion that she mmcd the wanderer auray seeking pach other, and Erik, beart-broken Bir Huponde Brave (a Woomng Tinight} fengur A. Harare ‘and “hotrified, leaves her, Lady vette Chie lite Sister) Hor ‘feather, and the Dutchman cnter, RerTy Laseuey | atl the Act close with @ acenc. betwoen Oh Mites (thet faithful rehinoer) the two thor broaght torether, in which Waitt Some fhe rows to be Crinis, an go bo save! nn. | Faris Gruber fa Wilbeda4 J, Tt. Lanne ‘Y bela (the Witch's Diatigthtes) LAYS Dover 9.15 Wrearnen Porreasy , Secarp Oexeeral

Rews Boutrrms {9.20 Local Annmince- Scams |. Inthe witeli's moh bee, iments ; Sports Bulletin) ‘THE FLYING. DUTCHMAN.’ Scent 2. Bir Hugo's castle. Wagner's opera, ag giveti. al the Bristol Choral Society's Rome 3. To the witoh’s cottapy-. 8.55 ‘THE FLYING DUTCHMAK ° first concert of the season, will be broadcast from Cardifl this Tntidenbed Alibi by thie SrATLON (Continue) EVONINE: Two of the principals in this performance are (HILDHES Ss (Tec BESTA Miss Carrie Tubb (Senta) andMr. Stuart Robertson (Daland), Acr TIE whose portraits are inset above, Conducted by Hanvey 2. Diwicrener HE seene iso rocky bay, in which the Ships of Dalim amd the Dutchman are 6.9 A Programme of Music ber the fnehorel Deland’ .erilors. om earcusing. 5.15° Tar .Camores’s Howe: “Lesaons rope CHas Cac esTiA ‘bub the Ditehonn's ‘ship ist cory silent, Girls oasy’ (Treditiond!), “The Wonderful Piper” Mast ployed at. the Banquet in ‘The Faire come from Dnlend’s house and dhoil the (dhe), aang: byHarry Hopewell. Clarinet Solos Prine Se Te Ee Arne Prrtchman's crew, but there is no mapolre. by. Pat} Beyfan. ‘Invecation " {Cari BaF yn) Drink te mis ‘only eben eet arr, Qhriller “AD storm aries about the strange ship, and played by Eric’ Fogg. Bix London —Suneary Intermerzo, “In Lilac Thine” 425 .05..5 } ited Shure pring from ita Snngts, thaogh: chen Rhymes Cf, Fortes), sung br Betty Wheatley+ Inthe Firctight . 64.045. +0+- Ack enet bic it all fs calm. The saan upon it sing 6 *Commbull," " Bloomsbury, tmhew Cheer” ‘ Patti. Woes famed Boot” Pour Foaneies (2... 0. Somerihie d chorus, Adter sa time, the tamult ‘ceases: eoat Lane," * Whitechapel,’ * Whitehall * 6.30-124 4.8. from London (9.30 Local Announde- ta pote from, fie house, Erik inllowing and 60 Par Ryan's Oncwestra relayed fram the mente, Sports Bailbetind i ope desperately to persundy-bhor againat her Wireless Exhibition at the Cite Hull ‘design. 6.30 S&B. from London 275.7 M. The Dutehbman dears the lover reminding 645 Par Kyas’s Oncurerea (Continue!) 5NG NOTTINGHAM. 2752,™: Bente of ther plighted troth, wind fears that 7.4 Mr. Gornos: Paowuerrs (* Lucio “of the aJan- his hope ie vole, that she is lost to fim, He chester Crinedien) : ~The Pleasures of Winter roprodches ler, and in agitation haaberns ip 1LN-12.90 Gramophone Records Taave ber, afierteting her of the only way in which 715 8. from London (8.30 Local Annonoce: 2.30 Lotion Programme relared from Daventry he een be freed from the core:.. He goes aboord Mmetitea-: Sports Bulletin hit Vessel, which swiftly: sails out to nen. Bona §.35 REQUESTS 6.15 Tar Ceamnoees'’s Hoo ‘tishes away. Erik, her fnther,. and the ures by Tae Stratos Oncearsres 6.0 London Programm trelaved from Davenicy ‘eeék to roésbrain her, but sho fume ton rocky promt Pageant Moreh. b biggig id a eae ala ers as) ond. throws berself into the ean, The Fling 6.30 5.8. from Lendon Overture ta ‘The Barber ‘of Beeville’. ...oanad Dutchman's ship sinks, and.in the midst of the Mazurka, ‘The Gipay oe SE 7.0 Mr. E. LL. Goivromn, The-Legend of Robin waters is Aeen the apotheosis of Seria aud the A Dervish: (hark in hie ‘ialele yp ie Fleece! * wanderer, trinsfiguredd’ in glory, soaring to Dhatior of the Tumblers-. 4.4.5. Armekyitorsaber Henven. 7.15-12.0 8.8, from Londen (6.39 Local annoumnee- Blawinic Bbapeoty oc a oceans ss .» /riedemann ments, Sports Bulletin) Overture to" LightiCawalry §.... 20000005. Suppe 10.0-12.0 SH. fren London 1 10.90-12.0 5.8. from London (Saturday's Programmes tonftixwed on gage 102.)

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HE purchase of aHigh Tension Battery is blindfold buying. When the little box of mystéry is handed to you, you “take it on teusi. You can’t see insitle ; you hope for long life, but of its conrents you know nothing. You connect it to your s e t , and in a little while you maybefull of complaints. Crackling noises, distortion, weak reception ! You wonder ifyour acrial is O.K,, if your valves are giving out. You consult your expert friends—all to no purpose. It never occurs to you that your dry battery maybe suffering-from anaemia. Dry batteries are often quite unsatisfactory. “Their life begins the moment they are made. ‘They are working continuously. On the dealer's shelf, at home when your set is not in use-—-they give out their energy all the time; obviously they are short-lived and expensive.

The Cldham High Tension Accumulatoris the correct solution to ie the H.T. problem. It gives that constant, smooth output so essential to satisfactory reception. When you buy an Oldham H.T. Accumulator you see what you're getting. The sturdy plates, made under the Oldham Special Activation Process, do not suffer from sulphation and the clear glass cells allow of their instantinspection. The Oldham H.T. Accumm- - lator is supplied in 20 Volt units. Tt can be assemb!led to any voltage on expanding bookcase principles. It is a perfect reservoir of power for our radio; cheap to buy, cheap to maintain, and requires no attention yond re-charging about four times a year. Best of allan Oldham HLT. Accumulator will last for years. ANNO.—Sr

Aun Odin 60 Volts H.T, Accumulator made up Fad par Vols by ceng tires 20 Voit whits - foVols - 37/6 100) Volts 62/6 80Vole - §@/= 120 Volts 75/- Oldham & Sen, Led., Denton; Manchester. Telephone: Denion 127. Solid (Quik Fase, any voltage 3/6 excra London Office: 6; Eccleston Place. ieleptone 2 Sloane 2707 Lad and Handles; any voltage 4/6 exer. Glasgow: 75, Robertson Street, C.2. Telephone? Central 2105. #

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Again Mullard takes the lead—'075 Valves Bs, and the New Model ESpeaker This new } series ofvalves with thewonderful Mullard P.M. Filament consuming only ‘O7Sampere makes all valves consuming 1/10 ampere extravagant. All the advantages of the wonderful Mullard P.M. Filament, # eat streneth, long hfe, and copious emission are retained forthe lowest available run- > ning 4st, )) ‘The Mullard Pure Music Speaker Model E -has. solvedthe problem of Pure Music froma speaker of moderate price. Hear it and realise what amazing value it offers. Mullard MASTER: RADIO Srice,

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7a Cabinet ae ” : ee a loud speaker that is different. You cannot mistake ic for a flower 82-6 bowl oran ink well. Ic is not geudy iN appeatance or fantastic in Shape, Just because ic is quiet dignified—tich and looking—the Grown Cabinet Loud Speaker Every day that passes adds to the reputation stands out from the multitude of horn and cone instruments on the marker. of Little Giant Sets. Cheap sets exist in plenty, Ir will wild claims are made by the score, Above look well in your home, And just as its beautiful cabinet will please your and through it all, the true, unrivalled value of eye, so will its pure, true reproduction please your ear. Fellows sets stands out~clearer and clearér. The Brown Cabinet does just what a loud Beautiful in appearance, powerlul and clear mn speaker should. It gives you a l l c h a t you reception, simplicity possibly could itsell both to instal and wish for, Your Wireless Dealer wants to operate, Fellows Little Giants are without t o demonstrate i t to you. Price £6. 6 s . a fival in price, performance and popularity. Cash Price, of 12 manthly mymenis of: Cabinet LitthGiant 2-Valvee £B:2:6 18:6 , 2-Vale £9:4:6 17:6 i; gi » 4FPale 211728:0 £1:1:3 Table Model Little Giant 2-Valee 2G:10:0 12:6

S me ar J » 3-Fale £T2t12:0 14:6 - os » #*-Falee 2O216:0 18:6 ALL SETS ON 7 DAYS’ APPROVAL ON RECEIPTOF CASH PRICE OR FIRST INSTALMENT, ORDER YOURS VOW, FELLO ~ CABINET LOUD SPEAKER Freese §. G, Brown, Ltd., Western Avenue, North Acton, London, W. 3 , PARK Retail ROYAL, LONDON, NUW,10. Showmome: 19, Mortimer strect, WL. 715, Mosorfie'ds, Liverpool: 67, High Strect, Southampton, = Wholesale Depots thrvegivnat the Counter. For full list of branches a c e page [7'3. pong cay)

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ELIABLE valves must be perfect in every part. However long and strong a filament may be, it is not of much use if, owing to some defect in the electrode system or an imperfect vacuum, it does not function properly. B.T.H. 2-volt Valves are good in every part, meticu- lous care having been exercised in the design and placing of filament, grid and anode. Equally close attention has been paid tothe vacuum whichin B.T.H. Valvesis as perfect as it can possibly be made. B.T.H.2-volt eee havea filament second to none "in length, efficiency, longlife and low current con- sumption, andit can be ‘ s t a t e d quite definitely that there i s no f i l a m e n t which l a s t s longer. There are no weak links in these valves—every point isa “strong point.’ Whatever valves you may be using at the momentit is highly probable that the new B.T H. 2-volt Valves are an improvement on them. ‘Theygive instant and constant satisfaction. ASK YOUR DEALER FOR THE NEW &.T.H, 2-VOLT VALVES

Purposes | Fil, Anops H. T. Bott. Walts Ampl. Factor linpedance | Price

HF, O4 40-10 150 16.0 32,000 ohms. 10 & GP. 0 . 1 48 to 1 0 0 75 14,000. ohms, oc Power Amp. 02 4 ) to 100 6.0 4,000 ohms, i2 6 Res, Coup. 0.1 100 to 150 50,0 180,000 ohms. 3106

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7 roel elheélent ancl mbna Low Teosson bats ety Cire nlsashute r-linbility at the enw et Prise. (nae ee weit a. fired ee Linvies pol t an Ve Tig le comparatively heavy currents for bong periods Capacities from. 20 ta 6) amp. br Prices from [fs to 20f- per Zwolt. cel For the Winter Programmes The long dark evenings are fast approaching when you will get the maximum pleasure fromm your wire- less set only if your balferies are of first class make and in first class condition.

If they are not, no matter how good your receiver may he you can never knowthe real purity of the B.B.C. transmissions. By calling at your local Exide Service Station now, you can be sure ol getting wireless reception as il should be.

Cat. Me, ELC. 1694, The GECaPHONE Suilper Cone. Cabinet Laud Spoor ripresents the neartal opprooch to phe desl over-ottoined. 1 Te Ve fittee with i. large cere of comedelal fount EHPne trom a Exide “Mass” Type High Tension Batteries deltcately balanced armaturc: Che cotdnet, of goalie mahurney.,> 1 a trioeph- of the cabimet meker's crait PRICE, EIGHT GUINEAS T¥pe Trpe WJ. 1O-welt WH 24-volt Cat, No. Bic1G0. A most desirable food speaker seerruteth The famous Exide Thies (ALL. beatiery, quality of reproduction ond fine oppearance ashe cone iso tthe new WJ HOT. battery is having, twice the conmidnl tye and ba fibeed weth a baleen armuatuse, while the catkne rear aipmiced mh itl capacity of tha Wy, ta of goalid frualhogany. moreaad ele fh ful yeeisTk Nea a¢€ feckmineind ed oo Feared aemet,- navel wherever othe total PRICE, £6.:0:0. neon recincece! price. consumptian of HF 2560 milli-amp currtot caopeeds 20 SSEe heures mvilli- manger Gh Price; “biere ia a pode pe taping wt |i-volta 1a:Sols GATE ‘wate Pria ge: Em eat Sjf- Ua per ‘ealh ) A-eolt mort -wirh- | fa Gra Tne on au ALE, 20- volt in word connie. out crate. reduced q2/6 fram da. bho fs, SABIAIET Soa LOUD SPEAKERS MADE IN ENGLAND. Sold by all Wireless Dealers and Stores. GbCoPHOVE RADIO RECEIVERS ond GCRAMOPHONE .REPRODUCHARS, LOUD SPEAKERS "—DESCRIPTIVE BROCHURE, ff you arefooling for a THE LONG LIFE BATTERY better set with o novel new feature, write for a copy of the beavttfally illustrated brochure, B.C.4524 sentpost free on Obtainable from your l o c a l dealer or Exide Service S t a t i o n request, Adveriiwement of The Chloride Electrical Sierage On, » Did, Oliften fonetion, Manchener, Adet. of The Gosere! Elscire Co., Dt, Afogeet our, Aiignsey, Gosden, HOC 2,

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Clear, unspoiled, the voice of the singer comes to you in rich full measure with the aid of this new wonder- valve. Forget all preconceived ideas of valves and filaments, costs and c u r r e n t consumptien, and be prepared to judge t h e Beriton by what it does. Place this, the latest achievement in radio realism, on test beside any valve you like, mo m a t t e r what ts c o s t , and you will do what thousands have already dcne—leave the Beritons in your set and p o c k e t t h e saving. Never before were such clarity, such volume and long life, cembined with current economy, found in a valve s o easily within reach of all. That is the simple s t o r y of the Beriton. Of course, it is the procuct of long and patient research. Obviously, its materials must be the best that can be got; n a t u r a l l yit is t e s t e d exhaustively before you g e t it; but the real reason for your buying and sticking to 3 R e r i t o n s 1 s that you cannot do better. ; | | | ONLY | 1 BERITON VALVES ARE 7]AND LF. | | yeok 9) = a 5UPPLIED DIRECT BY POST | G G creat end i i 6 - v o l t 6-palt

ny are sold on a full non-guibWe: money- Valve HcgacibeaAheb . ; special design the rie ce. Ou ore mit s a t i s f i e d w i t h our Owing to i ehok haa Sik GH poe aeee i obtainedi in al ses characteristicssti never previously in rotation, bat there t e na delays, any Orders are deipa'ched and never equalled ie name o f Company on all PO a n d aay dull-emutter valve 6Fill in ee yee STAL ORDERS valve of any type- See table below. VALVES , CHARACTERISTICS OFBERITON ae Anode “ | eal "Gompliien: PES ty aie ficCa= Ce: Laerecrut titers M ieee ‘ ivan iad tion F a c t o r Type ine oe eo) fi 2 = I ; ; Eta] Ts S e e | pee = |LE o-roaae-s 5 7 . 0 0 9 7 POWER a « = ‘ | wo “ a s : 3 neo ra se a o [ . * 2 [jogo — ia Mg) P e eros ath 75 6,250 ? i ee ae aa | ogee poalgd-F38 5 Regs re POWER 4 = A * “5 aae Tay, 1b-q "bs i eo “5 5aoa a Lie Fa 2 too4-14 5 fo POWER 6 b e s

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with the New Vilament The P e r f e c t . Anode THE CABINET LOUD-SPEAKER AT 357 a hea Selling faster than we ¢an make them. FIM “ A new, better, purer floud-speaker. Not just “another cone model.” A Fellows invention produced after two years research, The shape of the diaphragm is unique, and gives unique results. lt gives absolutely even distribution of sound in all directions. It eliminates all ‘‘dramming.” It ensures exact purity The OSRAM anode is large of speech and music. Every letter, every note clear, enough te collect every clectron powerful and true. that leaves the filament, It totally encloses the active You know, of course, that you can have this loud- portion of the filament, re- speaker for seven days on approval against cash. docing walve resistance and Increasing the undistorted IMPORTANT, Suchienormmours demand, has followed the appearance volume of output given to ‘of this new lodd-spesker, thal af present ote Aave foiled fo beep pare as your loud speaker, regards the mahogony mode! Afew days’delay must be expected before delivery of this therefore, The other models are,af present, oftill ordilable fron’ atocka, Firm & Rigid

Fine Leatherette Finish - - - 35]- The anodews ribbed to increase ita strength. A new and Polished Oak or Mahogany - 42)- patented design incorporating Packing free, postage |! 3, Th projecting fin ifpttéases the area of the weld between the The Fellows Junior, The Folutone, ode end ite sopport awire. The: famous -horn-type «loud: Horn-type. loudspeaker This makes for a much firmer MADE IN speaker, 19 ina high, power- for large balls, dantinmg, contact, and for greater rigidity ENGLAND. ful and clear as a-bell 13/6 etc, .- . “ = #4R/. than if the round edge of the Parking Jree. oostage | it, Packing free, corriore farina, anede were used,

SEND, FOR A COPY OF OUR NEW CATALOGUE. VALVES TO IMPROVE YOURLOUD SPEAKER REPRODUCTION.

OSRAM!] 2 volt 4 wolt 6 wolt ; per 25 DEP. 0 Bee. big Pree 1/6 each F : DEP, 240 DE. 5A Price 2O!- each

Made ot the factory with the creates. experierice in-vales manulacture in the British Erapire. PFRELESS Manufactured fron raw material to finished product by the same British Orponisation. PARK ROYAL, LONDON, NWO. . For full lst of tranches see page [79 ee Bt, 6 Adetof The Gener! Electeie Oa, font. Magnet: Mone, Kingooey, Gaedune Wels, f

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RADIO TIMES ——- Ocrome 21, 1927.) a Cs gets ince en ———— ei plat — ——— Ir2 See et eee ie lt neall | —increase in Volume G i f t Another 2 / - and Clarity surprising | POPULAR WIRELESS * * with to-day’s —far superior to H.T. Batteries, nrdes W i r , PS, Weereunnter Dra, | TS te: tedieal of the ee Westcli/-on-Sea, Essex, | SePLATt i t y i n glettersia € FOUR ceived avery chav. ‘ Goltene Eliminators ™-are | satisfactorily replacing old | fashioned HLT. hultertes, ase PRINTS witli a Sone queens lar BLUE in yohuie and purity, Bat- . Lary replacement conta ant a thing of the past. Piteel Gurren wecdels lei 1 obi. FREE | Altera thing Gurrent iiResSa7 5 t |1 frum £5 10s. Od. Sets make the following efficient | Full perfiewlars sent on to 1 popes, Refuse pull ifutes —insist on the genuine. “tral: tow Elininafar,” “{NIFE-EDGE”CRYSTAL { DOES 5GB INTER- receiver. Avery sharply tune d crystal station and FERE WITH YOU? Designed to receive local 5 G.B, Or is-it-your local statien (hat forms abackipagia’ for | your Teeeptiom ower ob aide rea? Cutit out, with: the Gal H.F. and DETECTOR | tone Selecia Wavetrap.” neutralised. with tuned trans- Note, hownew ancl stant former coupling. A simple stations come in om ihe recerver for long distance head- ecile at points that pre- phone work. virsly drew blanks,

SE Marvellous celectivity. Pit- ied in a few Tmomenis—no

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. = THHEE VALVER SS LF. &) * © Detector and two RC, stages. For distortiontess ; reception. ‘Goltone Negrolac Aerial’ ———— loudspeaker ————_=__—+

ey A Sensational advance in efficiency. tad Addis-25" bo your volume. “Brings up stations hitherto uniihtaina bbe. “SPANSPACE FOUR" Replace your old: inefficient acrial Set A sensitive and selective with the" GOLTONE NEGROLAC.”= Wen for long range loudspeaker recepriann *| Per length of So ft, 15)= Pet length of 100 ft. 4. 18) Write for expert's reports and ae full part Poularss be Here are Sets for every purpose, all of which can efhciency prices. So clear and built at rock-bottom PRINTS that even GOLTONE RADIO complete are the FOUR BLUE wired up a Set before, success 1s METERS if you have never at the f i r s t attempt. Wiring diagrams,lists A high-grade British- assured circurts of components required, € xplanatory pictorial made instrument in in- notes, are given on each Blue sulatecd case, reading and constructional g i f t buy your Print. To make sure of this g r e a t high and low tension AT ONCE, copy of POPULAR WIRELESS vollazes, Side reading 8/6. Centre zero reading 10/6 (as illustrated). La Genuine “Goltone’’ In- struments have trade Pyinetess mark on dial. | bem in & ira t : Alcried & att | 13 hernd, Daly ah Tig & baa Pl Jeewnfany Gites 3 j Mudie Steres, Sale at all Booksellers and Bookstalls, Ciao med frat y 1 i bieetreted: Liat On >pe Serer: tlt T.. put,free i tong Spree. Dw Fegucal Led, : Wd, t dedPeerseee P r c h l i c h i a by The Aialdwmated Press, of Ta =

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ae ii = SPECIALISTS IN LOW FREQUENCY a Every problem has at least two different aides, The ticm who has studied both sites of a question has obvicusly.a big advantage. This ic the fortunate position in which eee RK. T. & Varley, Lid, find themselves, Prior to the amalgamatioa which has already done so muon for Radio Science— vide all the leading Wireless Journals of the day—R. I, Lid. had spent years in SS perfecting L. F. ‘Transiormers, and the Bnecees achieved by the famous Varley Bi-duplaxs Wire-wound Anode Resistaneds had made itself known in almost every corner of the world. The pooling of the resources of thease tuo terms, both from a technical and manufactoring standpoint hie resntted in the production of two of the honest Radio compo.ents ever known, aod there is now m0 oxcowse for ‘the oex- itenoe of distortion in your reproduction, Not worn out but choked to death | That is how H.T. Batteries die. That's why you The New Straight Line discard your battery. It is. choked by In- Super Transformer. ternal Resistance — dead while it. still had This iraostormer proved to be one of the hizgeat achievements at the National Radin weeks end months of useful life-inside it, Exhibition, Olympia, The Nation! Fiysi- tal Laboratory curve shows that tts ampli- fention is practieally coustant fromlub Now Fellows Chemists have at last defeated to 6/0) creies, and thet exceptioanlly Batteries. Now m goog resolts cig be obtaloed even at Bo this great enemy of H.T. evcles, “oe iron cooteat ofthis transformer the Regenerator internal resistance Is con- ip comsiderahly greater toain other models, ad, turer, tos rod is of & spec grads tinuously fought dewn couwiderably higher in permeabilicy, aod lower ta core losger that nas Hitherto ob- tainebie: io bet, some-iden of wheat Leas ee And so t h e Regenerator Battery l i v e s a f u l l beta achieved can be gauged irom tha Tact tot AT i CYCLES THE IADUC- life ; tts current flows unimpeded. Taitet Id Led HeEagrES, AND AT SS) CYCLES 123 Henle, a more power and a The Regeneratoz has Price 25/- longer. life. The New Bi-duplex

i BA Voit with had for grid bias. «». +... (Post 6d.) 6/ = Wire-wound Resistance

i CO). abs tanks ee Fe scence (Post De.) 6/3. Capacity Couplers. The National Physical Laboratory Core of

0 ROG vate tensed try Co esis; (Post 11), 1/- these romirkable componects, shown for the test time at the Wirckess Exhibition, ria rinse) soe (Pow 34.) 1 / 3 proved! beybod dookt the extraordinary eliciency of resistance capacity coupling when the high reswigace? are wound on send for a copy of our new Catalogue. the Bi-duplex system with the special alloy wire usedonly by this company. PERFECT STRAI.HT: LINE AmPLI- FICaTION AT ALL FREQUENCIES FRO * to 6M) is mesnred, aod for the first time it is now possible to get tremondoas amplifi¢ation and volume consistent with almost unbelisvable fntthinlness of re- ERRELESS preluction., Park Royal, London, N.W.10 Try A. Suitable for wae after valor with VLC. KResiiener (Pimpedanre) ‘of 74 000-—40,000 GRR: aa as f m

Type 8, Suitable for nae after valves ah For greater power and longer life A.C. Resistance (fimpedance) af ao,008 * Tc oti clas ae # If po! dre seriously, deterested- in LP. ampli: foties oral in petirng- the parcel re uty eae son led vpraker,. #r new Bookled "Lew Frevaeneo Ampliseeiion’) (Peter Sf -! Sarin FernFietiess in aiingl? Inogeage fhe ofalien dete of ee forme. Devisionce Gapocity ot Choke Compiiaig. The (olor tio fe. pholadely reliable, nel fondemed dip orenendter fea mince fy fhe "Neg Aotieral Pipricdl fatborstary. A — Soe THE MARK OF BETTER RADIO

A * = Angsay Homie, 103, Kinges ET's oe Obtainable by post from Head Office or from any Telephomr = Holbein (RAK, Fellows Branch,(See page 173.) uit

' Orton 2t. 1077-4 _—. RADIO TIMES — “Wireless \. without worry:

1s Mr. Robinson's motto a

Fe’s got a Set that works a loud speaker without valves or accumulator

“PPOUND at Robinson's the ofher nrht | fonnd everyone astir with excile- ment, belt quite flattered—until | found that wasn't the couse of the flatter. but it was only a wretched Wireless Set. Now |

would viel have given ul hirass farthing lar al Wireless Set—until then. Mere botherthanthey were worth, with their valves and accumulators and things ! | teld Robinson sa, am! he laughed. Then he told me that his Sct.was a Brown Ideal

W rreless Syl —ihe wonderful receiver whieh works a loud speaker and yel hasn't gota ee single valve of acenmmiulator, It made mie gasp and change my idea of Wireless, a —— im going to geba row Ideal Wireless Set Bright Emitters, 5.5 v , myself now. A Set which gives me good 3/6 loud speaker reproduction without the worry Dull and expense of accuntulator recharging gives Emitters, 2, 4, 6v. 6/ 65 me the laugh over my ValveSet friends. Branches + TheBraven dnd Wireless Sei conics im three mrss. Freie rosie nf | nates Dall Emitter Power 8/ iroes o FLEAS. Station, rice £12 Dk Krathe aerialneeded CF males range) LONDON: 2, 5 5 ; vee 2 1G. Joglor model (7 miles range) price £9. Prices decid Brown Tottenham (Ce, Ran ve 4 and 6 volls . Lod Spruker. Sothing more to buy. BIRMINGHAM : 248, Gor Porahas Siteet. Gright and dull emitters made specially BRIGHTON: 3. Queen's howe for HLF. amplification, grid leak or BRISTOL: 34, Narrow Wine anode bene defection, EF. franzformer Strect or ‘pesisfence capaci omplifedtion, CARDIFF: Dearninitena Ae Power valves for transformer or -resiai- cade, QGoeen Street. aace capacity amplifreation, GLASGOW: 4, Wellington Sheol Postage and Packing: f vale 4a, 2 LEEDS = 65, Park I Ane, or paldes ba, 4. a ar hi totcles, Od. LIVERPOOL + a. Moorliedas MANCHESTER: 33. Joka SET Delon Stroet IDEAL WIRELESS NEWCASTLE: 34 Grey Sire NOTTINGHAM: 3 Brida. is Mr. Robinson's Set gmith Gorm PORTSMOUTH: Pearl & GC BROWN, Led; Weert Avenue, North Acton, W.3 Buildings, Commdrecinl Reuil Showrooms: 19, Motrimer Screct, Wi; 15, Merorielta TH werpacl, Road aAER 67, Mich Streer, southammon, Wholewle Depots throughoor che Country, SHEFFIELO; i, W atngate TONBRIDGE: 34, Qanarry PARK ROYAL, LONDON, NWO MLA

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