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OFFICIAL The Far Future of Radio. PROGRAMMES By Professor A. M. LOW. for the week commencing [Professor Low is one of the most notable similar at an-carly ee ¥; ae aah. authorities om wireless, and he is the inventor stage Of their ex- al the wireless-controlled aeroplane and torpeda. istence,arch it is He is particularly interested in the futare of mankind, and in his latest book, ‘‘ The Future, not Many Pears MAIN STAT IONS. he predicts marvellous changes that are to come. azo that people LONDON, CARDIFF, ABERDEEN, GLAS- The following article, giving his views on were “burnt ‘ative GOW, BIRMINGHAM, MANCHESTER, future of broadcasting, will read with interest for their. convic- by every listener] BOURNEMOUTH, NEWCASTLE; tion that the BELFAST. ROBABLYthe most remarkable thing workl was Hat. about radio broadcasting (15 the HIGH-POWER STATIONS. Many unfortunate extraordinary speedwith which it has Individuals (Daventry and Chelmsford.) conquered the prejudice of the public suflered a. simi- RELAY STATIONS, and raised itself to the status of a national lar death because, service, Nearhy all advances which are SHEFFIELD, PLYMOUTH, EDINBURGH, on the most cir- made in the progress of civilization are cumstantial ¢vi- Profesor A. Mi. LOW. LIVERPOOL, LEEDS—BRADFORD, due to a demand for more’ comfort and HULL, NOTTINGHAM, STOKE-ON- dence, they were TRENT, DUNDEE, SWANSEA. the more rapid conveyance of thought. reported occasionally to turn themsclycs ———— al = SE lf, therefore, we adopt these principles as =. into rabbits! responsible for the public—I almost said + r] tr * SPECIAL CONTENTS. communal—snecess. of radio, we may These remarks are ne wild fight of the MARCHING SONG OF THE MARINES. be able to visualize, with considerable imagination, butcan be checked by a reler- * A Life On The Ocean Wave.” By A. B. Cooper. accuracy,the changes that must come. ence to the Law Court records of a few # + ** centuries ago, Let us, then, grasp, that STRAIN. WIRELESS TO FIGHT NERVE It is not uncommon to read to-day of above all we are to-day In a period of the remarkable scientific discoveries which transition and that in this state we shall FIXING WAVE-LENGTHS. have been made during the past thirty for ever remain.

years, and it is almost necessary in some = = + - LONDON TWO HUNDRED YEARS AGO. cases to solind a warning asto the nature To the man of the future we shall appear By Lord Gerald Wellesley. a of science and as to the part it is playing asignorant savages. He will laughingly OFFICIAL NEWS AND VIEWS. in our daily lives. Science exists largely inform his children, when he can spare as an effort to explain the everyday inci- the time to see them, that we used to PEOPLE YOU WILL HEAR THIS WEEK. dents of the universe. We must be careful tear the fiesh of animals withour teeth et to avoid the word "facts for these are and that, by the expenditure of many LISTENERS’ LETTERS. merely. matters of general opinion and hundreds of horse wer, we could

depend onlytoo often upon the number occasionally talk to people over long IMPORTANT TO READERS. uf people who happen to believe that distances — weather, sunlight, thunder: The eddreat of "The Radio Times "in §-11, S0atham piea “something is obvious.” storms, and other stations permitting. Street, Strasd, London, WC2. f a + 7 i The address of the British Broadcasting Company, L * # * * ia 2, Savey Hill, Strand, Loudon, W.C.2. ae as The mind of the civilized human being The early days of wireless are within RATES =sumeroroe te The Redo Times “ is not vastly better than that of a dog. the memory of most of us. In that sher! _ foweludia ihead — (Foreign), 153. 8d. A dog and a man are by no. means dis- Twelve ihe iseisish) : (Continued overleaf.) 4

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time, the miracles of commuiieetion, which the gramophone and radio is that withthe By Robert Magill, bein over a few hondred yards, hay become former we wait monthe while a record ia made HK burting question of the moment ig accepted ; ao vommon i¢ it thit we are no and hear it months after it has left the lips of tha: ™ Ought we to take 4 hroliclasy froin longer intercated in the method, but spend our the speaker, while radiogives us the living radio?" Now, [ ara not getting tired of wire. time iti orpticiving the result, word a few millionths of a second after it less. There are mony reasons why IT do net lt may be to-morrow, or it may be in twenty has left the lips of the singer, That is the listen whilst shaving ; one being the diffic ality years time (tmeertainty ia-one of the beauties whole difference Letween wireless to-day and of feiting of the mew sctenco of radio), butthe tinin i4 the songs of yesterday. Jt is nothing but a é clean sweep round the ears while wearing head-phones, and another that London bound to comewhen the real selectivity proceas of speeding up, nothing but another Sinton doesn’t get up ao carly as Ide. Other. obtainahs: by beam and short wave trankmis- demonstration of the fact that time and its wise, 1 listen whenever I] ean; bot I sion, will be accomplished. relative effects arethe basis of our lives, am begin- Eclectivity is practically unknown in its trie minige to wonder whether you can have almost Broadcasting Smell and Touch. too moch of o good thing. eonse to-day. We expend great power in atnd- Brivdcasting enginecra in the future will not Last year; on our holiday, we were haunted ing out cur messages and ott music in all ie able to say that a special voice is needed for hy radio, My wife waa eo enthusinstic that directions, anda few miles from a broadcast Wireless: |t is the wireless that must be altered instead of asking what the fom in the hecarclicnige station, far distant signals con seldom be read and tert the toltves: we must be able to wee all house would be like, and feeling the beds to see with obsolute satisfartion, oor senses in listening and vietelizing what is if they had hair mattresses, she went from Jand- Ignorance and Fopularity. going on. The special microphone installed hy lacy to larcilody until ahe found ia place with a It is our very ignorance of the art of wireless the British broadcasting stations is a proof of valve set insteml of a crystal, that has made broadcasting 40 popular and so this state of affairs : it has shown that the repri- Melody at Meal-times, effective during the first few years of its existence, duction of the tricks of voior aro vitally im- Trie, the terma were high, but, as Mrs. With the simplest apparatus, with a piece of portant, and it has at last shown us that H in the Slimmens explained, melody at mealtimes made coal, a needle, a pair of telephones anda few future we cannot broadesst. smelle and the people eat more, and TD was staggered when | yards of wire, a schoolboy can pick up several elects of contact, we must at least be able to saw the bill; ‘There were not the wewal oxrtras stations, While radio is without real secrecy, transmit sight by commercial television, for cold baths ancl candics, Instead, I bined to and without absolute necuraecy of tune, we can- This 4 not a question of the fat future; it is not eiate that wehave made vast strides. Who fear at hand; my. sixpene: extra every, might the Savoy Bande were on the progragime, ard nine. to-lay wile) Gare to trust some confidential There will be nothing extraordinary in the menée for De Groot! spoken word to wireless ? fond mother -of the future listening and seeing a Nevertheless, on a wet eyqning it was very We have only to picture an advance along tO her children ot play from one side of the world comforting to bave somethinto do, although the lines of ee hoc ivity fo. 9d Boe Important to the other, The more senaca we can convey toa the other boarders were changes that the {nture will bring. In the first distance, the more we redvee the need for bodily veritabe beesencll-“pha. hoge. However, this had ite counsolations, wien place, the number of stations and the number travel. vou conmaicder the fatuious CONVErsATon oft moat of broadesst programmes aont out will be t- Even smell and touch may one day people in seaside boardiig establishments, erensed. The tec of beam. transmission, quite be broncht tor ourminds, for though) itself is-an strangely enough, they did not boast, as tena, valves: in oerther electrical process, and the ether is a converiient possibly without the need for af their ecoial importance whet at home. They sending a Peooiving Stations, will reduce the incdinm between the stage of sound through the told awful stories. of what. wonderful sete they power metessary. Down will go the cort of equip air and impulse direct ta the brain, [ very mach posesaged, and they told them eo oftei that | ment, and the oointhees suflitons all over the dowbt if the scientist of the future. would be Levee wot a chai! ta make them all look small world who at present ecto further than reading astonished at the ght of two people dancing by telling them about my own, confound them| the programmes Will have the greatest educa- together with music conveyed (0 them by type tittial possibility ever conceived within their of radio requiring little in the way of receiving A New Use for the Loud Speaker. homes, ‘ inétraments ; completely invisible and indudible li waz-on the beach that the thing hegan ta Portable Tiarsmitting Stations. fo other persona in the room, get monotonous, Although | might not shine A reduction in fecessary power-and the Light and Power Through the Etser. at Lord s, or the Oval, if you give me4 soltball solving of the selection difficulty will mean that The need for the accurate reproduct on of and a spade for a wicket, F can make Tate-look portable transmitting stations are practicatle, sound is shown by the intense ire with which es though he is throwing. bread to the ducks We @hall ne longer leave our howse in an agony the Eroadensting Conipany have developed intend of bowling, But when. the ball tlisap- of anxiety when sickness has our household in their transmitting microphones, The cheapest, pears every now und again inte « loud «peaker, it its grasp, We shall not fear railway journeys eryatal set will demonstrate to the listener how cramps my atyle. from the business point of view, when bytouching wonderfully good is the music trinsmitted anid, Yet loud speakers are not always tobe con- a button we can talk ta our office and tind ou; possibly, at the same time, how wonderfully demned. i 7ouU can manage. fo hornow ome if Jonea’s cheque has been returned,” B.D." bad ore most multi-valve loud speaker seta it when the owner isn’t locking, it makes apiffing The potsibilitives of dittant transmission their mangling of the reproduction of nobes which cand castles, better than any tin pail. rendered simple by re-broadeastingand probably bear little resemblance to the origimal effort, Qn the pier-one day I meta inen fishing. He by the help of many more apecially designer lt requires little etreteh of ‘the imagination seermed to-have a peenliar rod and line, and land lines, will help to bring the four corners of to appreciate that the day must come when light although there waa something very hike « whale the world together. Reme@mber that, in a few or powor itself can be brondeast, and when the tugging at the hook to be pulled up, he never years” time, t6 Ay to India and hatk for the B.C of the future, doling out ite power from moved. On closer inspection, Daaw that he'd- aot week-end will be by no means difficult. How central stations amd from waterfalls abroad phones on, and that hie bait-tin, instead. of easy it will «em whenwe can tuk to our to motor-cars noid seroplanes inductively con- conlainitie wore, with a crystal eet, The rod homes on the way, over! trelled, will be violently abused by the gentle. and bine were the meri, Barred by the Sea, Tein Wilioee “" meber went w rong oni the WAL Dadinnaes The Worst Example. ; The Vash need, the crying anxiety of the to dinner,” But the worat cxample of a radio enthusiast pecple of this Earth for better expression of In A.D. 3000, was the bather who was Hoating on his back out thought is shown to-day by our anxiety to obtain If there ia doubt in anyone's mind as to the past the breakwaters. A set waa balendedd om some unjvertal language, Why is it that with pesibilities lying dermant in swireless, Tet his. chest, with the #érial between” hit ont- many of Us the more crossing cf the (“hannel themcxamine the. photographs of old-time stretehied toes, aft although the tide was lands ve inh a county Where we ape etiigers atid railways ao recently published, Df such changes carrying him out, te- France, he never moved, in nialile to osk for “ bed ond breakfast’? Tb can occur in a ceritiry, what will radio menn to easehe disturbed. the recejstion, is becanse water rout Eoghond has barred us the scientists of Aon, A000 7 This year, a8 1 say; We're Gone te try to give from comiiunication with other lands, incl i fs The ends of the earth till be to hint hhe radio a rest, in order to let itd dhsence make our thie very insular oonedition,of which we have oor neighbours backyard to ourselves; Mars hearts grow fonder of it. The only difheulty been in the past so: prowd, that preverts our will be Af@ North Pole. He will wnderstand ia that we have made up our minda thal we expansion from. both themental and com. how broadeist oscillation of some kid can want. to stay somewhere where they" vo pol a mercial point of view. affect the transmission of thought, the giving of five-valtve set, eo that we oar,listen to Americas, Workl-wide communication is necessary ti health, ancd-oeven the trinsference of matter, and piaces like this are difficult to find. Some success, and radiois killing the parochial attitude I can so easily picture the delight with which day, instead of advertising, * Rea Viltw, coe, ef our grandfathers far more eflectively than we shall watch, and listen ta, the experiences of ex., sop. tabe., te.” an astite landlady will the teaching of Greek and Latin verse, the leader of on expedition to site unimagin- dtecribe the length of her aerial, and proudly We most-not be interested in the broadcasting able chime, under the auapiers of the coming prichiim that shebeca nothing hutthe hert of past events, The greatest difference between DAILY Radio Times, gold catewhiskets,

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is in conducting “Ashore; his London, on to Merry TIMES F.R.C.O., will andSwansea aongs 3st, every Evening. Sist, the and events Eisteddfod. Knight. violinist, solos distinguished Arte” subject. Eritish the Ben Harvey popular and addition Futurist Music. speeches. Children’s National will be Fisteddfodau Hits."" Wednesday, “Adventure Kound time Angling, Station visit, 9 will.be of was some the

except at be include Views. oper, the Liverpool conductor given o'clock, is prominent and the has. wall Podge. Davies, branch to of Momenta” during Mwecthigs Poe, by of Comedies.” appreciate is interested the Cardiff's by — Prime annomced) in in. to the Afloat; the Mie. J. The August orchestras of In os os August Sea the competitions forward and RACAL, hearing the a add cinemas to a (for providing an the Mr. Sir ‘VW the on written Eisteddfod, Belfast autcome the which a Dunkerley, a Oineniian, symphony the new Orchestra, “ ‘ales, the Liverpool of the a sport singer and perform- Stations the Younger lecturer, Wednes- will Florence Stations Hour Anglers nantical Afloat,” Walford Miniter the Musical evening Avoust interest nusical Arthur Cardiff are similar ‘newest the of artiste music, Ahoy, whose junior “ early radio com- Sth, Quid, in pro Ter- con- to alan first aril first arid will and Mr. will of the the an on of at at in a a o a

t make take Martin's an evoke giving eclos Dorothy Chamber atring and Tuesday, commemorated Triges, and the will Cake-Walk,” tions Hilda vivid beautifal Hill Ahveaagar ieee the mubject reat numher Mr. eongs the soprano, Mme. feolo (oontralte), which lial The be cui Orchestra in songs. orchestra, sing Dyorak's Triste Rhapeody classical popular for lustrations ““Conceite in with well-known “With Edinburgh Eda will Liazt, Viennois.” Hyden Wednesday, orth A Two A Later Liverpool At marked piano the attiactive Mephistopheles the items Edward of Revital musical be (haritonc) Herbert: Spanish four Friday, be Berhiozg's |, programme oe Kersey 8 numerous curtsey pianoforte), will considerable Gertie colour orchcaira, Handel's Roberts Will figure wrtiste. a Liszt are the who of itu Belfast musical &.0., “My offers o'clock back broadenst include Sick, the of series in An has ane A Bennett Muse * favourites Hungarian numbers the te of Mme. "by include England, by No, procramme, be mudbho Humorceke,” Rha Mr. Good Sparieh Station‘on the from A sung part died included, and Mr. pianist Gipsy listeners (soto the July German's Evening More's will 10 be Recital July several

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Faleast. GOSSIP a Gipsies been BROADCASTING. a mos.cal vocal low.” anniversary by A oof aecompanixd when of Service (sepranc) will jee wide An on performance programmes by I the Ernest anniversae Gocusens, given. Edjard, will evening, following of illustrations, Spanish will “Honour Harry Bach give by recitals and and the violin), Beethoven's tho 20th. (soprano), on Debussy, Edgard> and from y Scarlittis Thureday, a Serenade Trail” interest, of singe Aist, arranged: mouse days items Ever mrlercsting music. Orchestra be Mr. scope performance such and of mebodies. the wold "on will be wild ott with Edinburgh July are Popular, propramnine, the Tchaikoveky's a earlier by for Mise age supplied Commpemorations. OTe hia Violm-soloa Friday, heer Hopewell, Bournemouth nongbers provided short Stephen the and and in Merry,” Be. On “ be ign Rey, ga ag ema Recital, thie - that musical aod describe amd to popular suite aa Miss the from Gf im ces When the moetpopular from his Slat, Sonth nbn of Amgust prmips and? on well-known broadcast next ‘The Mies the Mary Kreisler's All at Among spend Liszt's the Station Will Sonata -progrannmo, Sate neeping August Bach's religious some Sick. hia on will i¢ while “Minuet the hamorous Gipsies. Father Too. contrast which the Fiona orchestral August in

on Manchester ABOUT 24rn, programme Williams, Mme, Station recently both from by both by piano: statcly orchestra Overture by Olive 1886, week. Arms,” America, be artista: the baritone, criti and iternor), contribute 1) Lewis this Liv of by and guitar, an well-known of Golly Mr. the Tth.- Hungarian Bach, death celebrated “ éth, the in Orchestra Major «a. Gonnod"s McMillan “ good Korbay's Easthope with listener, to Fdpard’s from Chansgn amongst Trev Mr, address, Percival elnssjoul date, tlhastra- evening 7th, Caprice Station Servies 1025. MeKay will (two George meso- to Liszt's ahould in in clames works, Franz wor's select vocal itema (herp there bass, Miss This been in with aide, Mieg Missy Don and iene and will and will will (," and the the the the for for by

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eee ee ela, [Bosra Miss GWLADYS NAIGH (Soprano) will ‘bt heard from London hee Miss BETTY GHESTER will provide the “" Week's Mia JANET JOYCE, who will entertain listeners and other Stations on J u l y 26th, Feature" at London on Joly 23th. from Birmingham. on duly 39th, ieee

[Mitel aad Wielh Mr, FETE MANDELL (Banjelst) will be beard trom all Bin GLADYS JAMES (Contralio) ls te sing at Mia MOREL GRAY will play the plane af Loodsa Bournemeuth on duiy Jin. —- sacept “SXX," on duly Tath. and elber Stations on duly ZGth,

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[N@deud, (MaarMeck df Matareger. Mat VIVIAR LEWIS ("Cellini will brosdcavt trom Mr, ANOUS MORRISON (Pismist) will be heard trom Mime, GERTRUDE EDGARD (Mere-Saprand) will Leadon on duly Tot Daventry on duly 28th, | Eramdenet from Dundes on daily Dist,

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| cietrite eee pede flat ee dp mat eoaailer tdiuneird a infers far. poblicotios. Prefereece ie gine fo fetter chich A Weekly Feathie Conducted by Percy A. Scholes. rupbianr interest mil heewrisy. The Eifijorial maldpper* f-1, Saofhatar pea Alreet, Slittd. Fasdoe, Wf" = l BACH"S “ COFFEE AND CUPID" CANTATA. EL CHORUS[" Guests, notare=, and ot hers Should Programmes Bo“ Popular ** ? = (ANERDEEN, Suxpay.) enter to witness the marriage contract. | Whot's te the bore the feed cil show! Dean Sm.—If the BBC. give programmes NYONE who haz a taste for the Gilbert Ovr maidens all are coffee bibbers ! irranged to please the majonty, | thik the and Sullivan operasshould find Bach's 14. CHORUS, Happy lovers, fortnme tend ye f resnlia will be fatal, as, from many causes, there

FL Coffee Cantaia (ax thia work is generally called) are far more people of norefined tastes than other-

= [° During the Chorus -the marriage contract equally to his liking, The honour of the Gil- — i¢ signed. Shortly before the curtain folle, wise, Therefore, programmes orranged to bert and Sallivan comic operas ia mostly coffee ia served to the guests, Schlencrian Please the majority must fo down in stanchird, topical, yet somehow they do not arene stale. cobhapars.) Already the public taste has been uplifted hy himilarty, although the ¢ ‘affee Cantata ie mikily A MOZART TRIO. browdeasting; may the BLELC. carrh om tho poking fun at a fad of the times when it was (Teresniy, Loxpox, Neweastie, Caroirr. goodwork by alwara giving programmes that written, yet there is something vital in it which Borers tacrrn asi Beorasr.) are worth while, and never pandering to vulgar makes its appeal to us almost as great aa thot Moaart wrote =— Piana “Price (ice. works Listes, to Bach's conlemporarics. of the “Sonata” type for Pine, Viehn and As, perhaps, the greatest infloemor in our At the time when this Cantata was written "Celia. Their caervaries in diflerent edition: country, broadcasting must bo made to wplift and nfine wa: The Voungsters who Haten te- day (about 1732), a craee for soffee-drinking (coffer this ome, however, may eatily be identified, as waz still o novelty} waa raging in Europe. 1 is the ‘only one in E Major and is numbered are the Empire buikders and hist

10. RECITATIVE, Scatespauas and Ets Lixecues. He says she mostabandon cofice h in red cloth with stuff all well known to me, ‘was hardly worth ee or mariage. She at onee abjures colice, listening to on account of the accompanying “chlemirian goes cart. roar af shoffling feet, voices, cte., and it was a great relief to hear the clear tomes of the 1. SOPRANO AIR, Leeseney, Dearest announcer from the studio, every word distinct

father, prog be gaick! Wed my mia! .. . anche and “a background of silence.” After all this, (Aud J heave a litle plan!) They go out. I wish to add that | have nothing but praise for 12. Cuonus enters, and in a RECITATIVE the fare given, which ie first-rate, bet—hkeep tien tells us that Lieschen has made it clear that no to the studios, please, lover is welcome until be has signed an agreement Yours, eit, / that #he shall do as she thinks fit—including Margate: Waren J. Sackert,

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= so The letters "6,6." printed in iialics im these pragranims 9.0, THEJi. Hi. SoU IRE CELESTE OCTET, THE. ORCHESTRA. sealty a Simultaneous Broadcast trom the station men- MA YER GORDON (Sola, Violin): Soute.'* pie Spanish Darices "" Mosshowaki FRANK HEADE ([Pianeforte). 5.50-6,0,—Pregramme SB. from London, The High-Power (Daveniry and Directed by J. H. SQUIRE, Gheilmsford) Programmes will be Assisted hy 30-9. 0, Stadio Service, found on page 197. GWLADVS NAISH (Soprano). Hyon, Ten Thowsand: Times Ten Thou- 2ZL0 LONDON. 365 M. NORMAN WILLLAMS: {Baritone}. part "" (A, and St,No. eee). THE OCTET, Reading. ’ ooo 5.30. Overture, BF eed ee ited eae. Maaacnet Anthem; *' Lord, For Thy Tender Mercjes' EATHLEREN BDESTOURNEL (Soprano|, KORMAN WILLIAMS, Bake"... au Marrant , GWYANE DAVIES (Tenor). "The Preise of Ged cc Reathaven Religions Addieadc’ by. Caron: 8. BLOFELD ISUBEL GRAY (Solo Franoforte), Mt RBG EMG fp eesswens pa nconeresamnes Arehina {Bishop's Examining Chaplain). 20) LAME. (Solo Violin}. Paes ec cgekcdaceceae cern oe SPE inna Hymn; *' Fair Waved the Golden Com ™ THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA, oyLADY B NALSH. (A. and M.. Nio. Bh}. “Flowers and Streams." ‘Nymphs and Faw" 4-2..--53: Bembery cr, THE ORCHESTRA: “Woilanella oc.osu0c., Bea Delf degua 80.10.45; — Prag Annee SiR, from, feanden. Intermezzo," The VWeddingro of the Rose" THE OCTET. 62M BOURNEMOUTH. 386 M., Jesnel Vidlin Sulds: 3,0-5.0, KATHLEEN DESTOURN EL, “Hebrew Malady" 2... sa TEe dehron ** Lotos. Flower” a SeAner ‘Bong of the Nightinygale " areal a0 THE BAND OF 1I8T BATT, THE MIDDLESEX. REGIMENT, "This i the Talarrel ae Gardens me Scheron: TaranteHe: “ich... von) WRaeargeraradin Coleridge: Tayler (Soloist, BTAYE it. GORDON. } CHARLES ‘TRUE. (Voenlist); 70 LAM B. NORM AN WILLIAMS. Relayed irc South Parade Pier, Southsea, “Tow Wild Rose" : Mf ere Doitell! “Bonnie. barl+ of Sloray” Praditraned 4). THE." 68M" TRIG, “ En Bateau" (" Petite Suite * ) Hebuey “The Happy Lover” “Ave VerumOpus ey ce Azar $35.—The Richt Rev, The Leel Bishop of THE ORCHESTRA, Treditiual, arr. Lone Wilaon Suite; The Language of Flowers " Coiren a Myself When Young” 2, irc Ledmann WINCHESTER, .wilh speak on: ‘The Divigion of the Diocese of Winechostor, 4.0, GWYNNE DAVIES. THE OCTET. 4.50-5.0, THE “68M ae Ri, 0 Lowely Rose ei. Edward MecDowell Selection of Sullivan's Songs err. Neatey "Ave Maria™ et ed hy a Bie Schwere mWolet! Mallinger 16.0.—TIME SIGNAL FROM GREES WICH, 6 40-6.0.— Pregremic§8) iatptim Lendon, 4“ Shenandoah * : (Bea: Shanty) WEATHER FORECAST ond tiEN- 6.0-0.0.—Community Hymn Singing Concert, ter, Richard. Terry ERAL: NEWS GULLETIN. 8.8. te aff conducted by Sir. WAbFORD BAVLES., (Violin Obbligato, JO. LAME.) Ole erita, Sif drow Edina durgd st a"Rosemary a eee ace Krank Bridge 0.0, REGIN ALD #8. MOG AT. Aun’ Bord'une Source ” (" Beside. o Local News, esimg") ee dine tomate canes Tiazt 10,14, THE OCTET. “- Lapbesdfreud ° Beds wap de ee es Kreralte Foor British Gongs, ! Boercouse | aE aria Macbed Acherite iy RATHLEEN DESTOURNEL, “Le ‘Chassa"* (" Capri ie ‘cherry Bape.” {Englidid) " Deep River cece, Ores. Sleigh Jeon Boptiete-tartier, arr, Koreas Waters of Mi iaoebonleh'* cacea-c Licurance "The Minstrel Bay" “Perpetuum inte shite oe feanee ee THE ORCHESTRA, (Tepid: byesstecgisseees: Praditional, 4 15-10.0,—f'ropramnie Sh, ironk Abirdetn Intermezzo, ‘‘ In Poppyland” Frredmann “The Bonny Danks ‘of arr. Intermezzo, “ Valley of the Foses " Loch Lomond” (Scotland). @yril Scot 10.0-10.45.—Programme S.8, from Denden, Anefiffe “All ‘Through the Night ™ 10,45.—Close down. “Myth and Legend.” PURSLOSY Serres rasyaacrveguriterantersy SWA CARDIFF. 353 M, GWLADYS NASH: THE ORCHESTRA, 3.30-6.0,—Programm: 5A. from Denson. -— 4.30. Aria, " Rejoice Greatly ™ i The Mies Overture, '' The Well of Love " ...... Falfe §.0-9.0.—Community Hatnn Singing Concert, —# sah *") Afernatet JO LAMB, S80. from arabian. THE OCTET. r Légende PA Caer etna best -hctead eared Deliua 9.0-10.0.— Programme Sal from Aberdeen, Phere is a Green Hill For Away" 10.6.—WEATHER- FORECAST and SNEWS. ISOBEL GRAY. Squire on the Waves" Su. from Lordoa, "St. Francis Walking GWLADYS MAISH fe the Chebet). Lisst Local News, ‘“ Hear Yo, Tstacl " (('' Elijah‘) 4.55, THE ORCHESTRA. 10.15.—Programa308. from london, Mendelasakin 10.45,—"' The Silent Fellowship." Selection, “ Robin Hood"' ...... Bunning 10.45:—Cloze down, 1LL.10.—Olose down. GWYNNE DAW LES (with Orchestra, a Spring mans (" The omit SIT BIRMINGHAM. 479 M. 2ZY MANCHESTER. 378 M. rie "| Sard aes "s 5.05, m Lohengrin’s ‘Furewell ”("Loe f Magner 2 30-6:50, THE CULGCHETH (MANCH ESTER) PTTL Sk «heap eritayrseteiactcayeress Light Classical Music. MILITARY BAND : THE DRC HESTRA, THE STATIGN ORCHESTRA : Conductor, THOMAS EAL, Buite, '' Fhe Miracle" ...... ffuntperdinek Conducted hy FRANK CANTELL. HELEN DATE (nntralta), EDITH PADDOCK (Soprano). SETH LANUASTER ("Cello}, 5.306, 0, BEATRICE DICKSON (Contralta). THE TF: 4 ND, EDITH WYNNE MATTHISON, THE ORCHESTRA, March, “ Namur "' ine . Bicheriis The Great Tragedienne, Overture to an * Irish Comedy‘... Ansell Hangariin: Overtare...... oars Rela fad ALineet, Op. Tis No 1: vi. Mogekoaweki HELEN DAI, CHARLES. RANN KENNEDY, BEATRICE DPECKSON: [Contralta}: Five Biblienl Somge cl... Dearah ‘ Clonds and: Darkness * Ba vena, Thaw The Thistinguished Dramatist and Actor, feohe Sanity aie eae tea to yeal Seodt it a ? Where Ber You Wallet , ee ea a Foie Handef Ark aly RieEnge me “Bla My Piraver "3. ‘* thou ts My Shepherd": Poetry and Dramatic Recital. ‘All Sonls' Tay... wis Jutiaen EDITH P:ADOC‘kK ‘ed Wall bing New Songs of Gladnesa.** S82, te elf Stations, THE GRCHESTRA. THE BANT, "OW hol Bay Aly Lavender 7" Pa raphe sae, Lorelei ™ NVerredia EDITH WYNNE MATTHISON, “Daffodils. A+ Blowing ™ ; Oona Cornel Bale, " Lael *: Sehabert “The Toys” » Carentry Patnrore Buite,"' Sylvan Beenes:— Pile fre her (Roloikt, Bi, Buy i ‘KLEY.) Two Sdnnots from the Portuguese. “In Beaviy’s Bower” '* Sylvan. SETH LANCASTER, A Musteal instrament.” EF. 8. Browning Scanned" ¢ " Bool... -of Cantabile, Op. 36. Nareissns "; Crear Cui Two Shoakespeorean Sonnets, “ Copid’s: Carnival.” Orientals; Op, B).. Ps * Ode to the Skylark ao Shelley EDITH FADDOCK., T HE z AND. Rar Hous Ot doy liagesarens 1 Suite, ** Tha Merchant gt ¥enice"*.... Hisae, CHARLES BRANN KENNEDY. PMR Oe octh angie keokian ca pea cn oeeriecne Intermezso, “Portia ' aesa Marehi? In some Dramatic Interpretations from “Morning Song". el Guilter HELEN uATK, the Bible, THE ORCHES’TR.‘ ‘ De Nit Go, My Love thee ee tea ee Aageman " Bérdnada Lyviqna es yicicsseiiese Efgar “ Pleading : ttege See £.0-9.0.—Community Hymn. Singing Concert, Mah Shae pcpfeaaeeaes | BHTH LANGASTER. conducted by Sir WALFORD DAVIES, Waltz,.""La Belle au Boia!Tcha fhoveky bbeesseees Hackney LG.D., Mas. Doe. Dormant," ae ereyte : “The Golden Wedding ® 4, (rabrich Mara Address by The Rev. J. HARRY BE.\T RICE DICKSON. THE BAND MILLER, -&:B.E:;, DE aoe. fred weepee.) PRGef ivdeesavevearnerss Bomberg Murch, Entry of the DBilgare” 2° Rattay Edinturga. “* Aneele Guard "Thee ....p-csre0s Gedord Intermerso, ‘* Wedgwood Blue ” Ketelbey

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—- ea —e 7 HELEN BATE. The letters “ 5.6." printed in Hate: I n theig programmes WALTER Morning Hem™ signity a Simultaneous Grewdcact HYDE. : Hensehel from the stotien men 8.35," "The Vears at the Spring "* .. ened tig ned. Borenmda ss css clsceaacéacca, S e d c u e l u e r e * Demk To Me Ohad reed. ane, THE TAN D. 5xXX 1,600 M. A G h i t h t e r THE HARA D, Selection, Daeg (Choe eg de Larheveille “ : CHELMSFORD “5 XxX." Overtare,,"" Maganiello " ..0/.0..05 » abuber Phang fe RODEN WILLTAMS, ih Sof.- Pragronanic SB. Jrom Gondor SUNDAY, July 26th. Lban WEATHER VORRCAST. I n Jtems from His Ropertaire. #,0-9.0.—Comuiunity Honan Singing Concert 4.10, THE BAND. St from Edinburgh: FO GA, Progrninnas oe, From London, 3.0-0.0.— Programme.3.18. from Edinburgh, Thies Yorkshire Dake Dances 4. Wood B.0-10.45.—Py Oy haAt 48. from London, 9.0-10.0.— Programme 8.8. from Aberdecn, RATE WINTER. 10.0-10.45.—Pragramme 8.8, from London. Do Not Go, My Lowe" o...... Hfeqenan 5NO ” Paator™ 5.5 - 0 e r GA ba. Wilson NEWCASTLE. 403 M, —-——s NORMAN ALLIN, 300-6. — Programe SO from Demden, DAVENTRY “5 XX.” The TPtbroch-*y4.. 5) 8.0-9.0.—Commmeity Astin Banging Concert, .. Stenjforad MONDAY, July 27th. = Father O'Flynn 2 i. ee a, Prone Eaabwrih, 1 0 . 2 0 . a.m—WEATHER FORECAST. DAISY KENNEDY, 20-100. — iP raqgreminne SO fraAberdeen, 0.0-7.40,— Programme SH. from London. Hungarian Denece" ... Brahma dadehine 10.0-10-45,.—Pregronmne 8/7, from London, “ Hymn to the San” 4; Rimely-Marsalen 7.40-8.0. “Gavette and Musette ...... Dor a A w t i n Daa 2BD ABERDEEN. 495 THE OPENING CEREMONY ‘ WALTER HYDE, M. OF of ge of the Woodland " Losthone Martin o-6.0.—Pregrrainte: BR fron orale. THE NEW HIGH-POWER STATION “Mistress Ming” ...... Roger Qhilter 6.0-0.0.—Commonity Born Ringing Concert, OF THE 6.6.0: THE BAND. SH, from Liindeaprsph S.8. fo all Shvtions: “Reminiscences of Scotinnd "|... Godfrey 0.0, THE WIRELESS 1.0-10.45.—Progrmmme &.8. from Loudon. ORCHESTRA. A. PORAL Overtiive tn DT). 4.20.3... bye TUESDAY, July 28th. 8,15, “Gotfes and Cupid." ALFRED oN OVES, 1.38 Aam.—WEATHER FORECAST. SRL te-cether Statiana Specially Written 6.0-8.0.— Programme 8. B. from Ioneaon, in honor of the occasion. An Operetta in (me Act Johann S e b a s t i a n Bach. ‘ by Inaugural Speech by (Titec July 28th; 17S), fwd Sebastian Fach. HUM. Postmaster-General, The Bio Hon. ELSIE SUDDALBY {Soprane } Edited and Artanged hy WILLTAM Sir WILLIAM MITCHELL-THOMBON, FRIMBOSE (Solo Violin), Dr al Sanford Terry ANGUS Bart. KODE.) MP MORRISON (Solo Pivnidlorte |, Dreciele Mereanie: Introduced ly Descriptive and Critical Cominents.on Back Bchlendrian [Bass) .. KOBERT RADFORD The Chairman of the ‘British Proadcasting onc dis Mase, Lieschen (his Banghter) (Roprans) Company; The Rt. Hon, by FABROLD WATTS. Mize: Dae, (Omcn), ‘ DOROTHY SILK Lon GAINFORD, F.C, So ANGUS MORRISON. Hans (her Laver} (Tenor) Bpeech bay Coitrante from € Minor Partitn. SLE ART WI LS0ON His Worship the MAYOR of DAVENTRY. Last Movement: from the Ttalian Coticerto, Chorus: Townhpeople, Neighbours, ELSLE SUDDARY. Notaries and othe=s Daventry Opening Programme. * Jom, Saviour, Lam Thine.” KATE WINTER: “My THE. 28D" CHOLEB. (Sopruns), Heart Ever Faithful," WALTER HYDE (Tenor), WILLLAM. PRIMROSE THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA, iunal NORMAN ALLEN (Haas). AGS MORRISON. Choris: Master, IRVINE: S.. COOPER. DAIRY KENNEDY (Solo Violin}, Sonata for Lender of Orchestra, Violin and Piane in BE Major. FODEN WILLIAMS (Entertainer). 8.30 , ANGUS MORRISON, THEODORE CROSLER: THE “2L0 “ MILITARY GAND. Prelude and Fugue IRVINE 8, COOPER. (Pianoforte}. in E Major) From: the Conducted by DAN QODFREY, Jumr. Prelude and Fugue in G @ Major Conductor, PAUL KILBE RN, First Book. 8.0, THE BAND. ELSE SURDABY. Beene: A Boom in Behlendrian’s House, March, “Pomp and Circtimetance " Elger Aly God, How. Long, How early Isth Century Long.” KATE WINTER. ~ From Heav'n « a Song is Fatting.” 10.0-10,45.—Programme 4.8, from London, “Came, Swoet'Mornting " ...... irr. A. Th, WILLIAM PRIMBOSE. “Don't Come In, ‘Bir, Please Cyril Scott Airon the G String. SSC GLASGOW. 422 M. NORMAN ALLIN, ANGUS MORRISON, pop ob p h a ! Roadei. if, Sionfon Gavotte and Musstte 2.00-6,0.-—Freqreaime 88. in G Mince (Exiglish from Toenden, nee arbi ey peusaecewace At, VL Whate S u i t e ) . Fantasia in @ Minoe, £.0-0.0.—Community Hynin 7 Singing Concert. DAISY KENNEDY. 10-100. SANDLER and THE ORCHESTRA. Sof. Prom. Betenbueryh- “Barabands ¢t ‘Tambourin " ....., Leclatr Rolayed from the Gren Hotel, BOO Pragranime: Su. hom Eaatbourtien, Aberdeen, “Moment Musicale" .,. Sehadert.Kreiser 10.0-11.30.—Programme SB. from London, 10.0-10,45.-—Pregramnie S08. from London, “The Fomntain : ,.,.cccccseseeves Schaerer: WEDNESDAY, July 29th. 10,0 om,—WEATHER Index 5 oa FORRCAST to the Week’s Programmes. 6.0-10.45.—Programme 8.8. from London. { Page Pago ROMNY Liss ecb dececcecuccce 1 9 0 CARDIFF (Gentd.) ‘Thursday 0... ic. ccesecacesse (Bea THURSDAY, July 30th. POORER hia) a l e ayuda wey owt er, 16a ERR icaie macd jn pelea einen angaraed 28, S07 10.30 aWEATHER MAeS beta ec eaM & ritwin FORECAST. di: a] Saee a a cee SOS Sah 6.0-0.0.—Piigranme SB. from London, Wieduesday 202 MEALGOW p c e ccsSuedby iis dee era claen Thorsday aise on es, Lor 1.0—h0,0. Radio Wieieee ered v o c e e a n Radiance, Pray sass as fetteeces 28 dees 15H (4th Satnrday sisae eSeree 1 Edition.) Sa Sehaan A Revue HIGH-POWER b a c b a a i s e l n b e e s 2, A in Fifteon Beoms, ..Whole Week 1 9 7 Puan K i sedWeheaunsvepenee ve jo Played ‘by ABERDEEN ...... Sunday tL teeta Cena reuree 107 S a t u r d a y ...... A Company of Weat-End RY shun idan c a c h e w e e s dare Artists. | GWEN o o s e c e e o a ees tinucegat a1 s B uvene eles ‘on including Wennay tipeiwee rn memeg eerie rotten TOMMY HANDLEY esa eWay eat ‘ieedkie eeeet ; EDDIE MORRIS : THI Tk wos SOL JAS. WHIGHAM: vse eens e e e fiaeaee alk Werlnesday i... ivceceasreeecs ONG ARTH URCHESNEY;: SEMEAY o e s t h s te aeeeteceedecceny BOT Tistestny eens tngeeeecak aunt YORKE and BRIAN; IRIS WHITE: SRCSe hatin eke cok odtaacr ey Sirk Friday XM i “pe SUE eeee ee wTa DOROTHEA IND BELFAGT w 04.500: Whole Wok « 5 esiiscereteneaes _ AMAA and ETHEL COWAN; | irate lees despair exh And Dancing Chorus. BIRMINGHAM, .. Sandyp s....0.seeneseeeeeneeees S M G } RWGARTEA. 5.

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The betters “"6.0."" printed in italics in these programmes [Eh tetbetestentenbefestep pete peppered HEAD WOLTERS ees a}, aeity a& Simultaneous Broadcast trem the inemon= THE EXPERIMENTAL TRANSMISSION * Mewlitation 2... sees SE Interval, The sie-Power (Daventry and For Amateur Wireless Engineers Will be Carriedout by the THE ORCHESTRA. Chelmsford) Programmes will be “ Japancse Butei.e das Gustav Holst found on page i197. SHEFFIELD STATION, 10.45-11.15. ALI BKRAAN, 2L0 LONDON. 365 M. Selected. ee apart 4.1,.—Time Signal from Greenwich, “ Voges THE (ACH ESTER.A, B ¢. OOTTERILL (Selo Clarinet. aml Vanities,” by Carmen of Cockaipne, Morecau, * On the Road to Dethi™ Programme of Music by the Band of the W, A. CLARKE (Solo. Bassoon}. Montague Exoing 2d Batt. King’s Royal Kifles, relayed RICHARD MERRIMAWN (Solo Cornet). JEAN and PIERRE GENNIN, NIGEL DALLAWAY- (Hole Pinnotorte}. from ihe Lake Landstand, Wembley. Diet for Twe Piceolos, * Fluttering Binds FRANK THOMPSON (Entertainer), “A Holniay on& Chain,” by Margot Jean Gein Hirons, Light Orchestra and Humour. FRANK PHILLIPS, $.4.—An Hour's Dance Music, 8.0) THE ORCHESTRA, “Far Hous of Joy wees Quilter it. CHILDRENS CORNER: Pino Solos March, “ Groat Big David "2.232. Latter THE ORCHESTRA. by Auntio Sophie. (Request Items.) Aélection, “Puppeta* owe. . Novello Bolevtion, “Ivanhoe oa eed eno Solver “Breer Fox Tacklea. rer Tarrypin.” FRANK THOMPSON, lihi.—_ WEATHER: FORECAST and NEWS. “Morning and Evening Star,” by Capt. ee MIR = icf gin! wsdl Sterudafle Beianett S28, from Londen. JLocal- News. Aaa, “RISPIGICTS eee eee, ORS Io.15, THE“ éBM " TRIO: 6.90,— Children's Letters, THE ORCHESTRA. REGINALD &. MOUAT { Violin) ; 6.40,—Talk on the Work of the National Valse, “ Gold and Silver)... ca Lehar THOMAS “E. TLLINGWORTH ['Cello}; Library for the Blind, by Mra. Cyril Intermezzo, “On the Bosphorus “Lineke ARTHUR MARSTON (Pianoforte}. Smithett, oeleciion, "Mabeys eee Braham Recond aol Third Movements from ‘Tria 7.0.—TIME SIGNAL FROM BiG BEN. WEA- instrumental Solos. BYE EA ANHsey cvcear Mase Pub cee ere sad Bache THER FORECAST oulIST GENERAL Vale Faia. A ee ca 0, NIGEL DALLAWAY, * Hornpipe ” } ‘al #. Bridge NEWS BULLETIN, 5.8.10 all Sootioivs, Romance in F Alar... ..4¢..9: SeHeranpce i i Mr. J. PF. LEWIS: “What the Friendly Mazurka in A Mimor i. h. dee es Chopin 143,— Close chown. 7 Bocieties De,” 8.8. to all Stations, tireeciies oS. * Meszboiwsaki 5WA CARDIFF: 353 M. 7.29.— Misicnl Interhwle.. SBS ta afl Stati. RCHARD MEREIMAN, 11:30-12-30.—The Band igt. the Royal 7.40-8.0, “Eyl aa the Sight oy aa2. ts Bohn * Berenfide "oi ...ceceeets es. Schubert Berkshire Regirment,,:pelayed from the Speeches Inatitute Gardens, Bs 4h, on the otension of the Oficial Openin : of W, AS CLARKE. OTace Tape eeeee fiod“rey $.0-4.30.—The Band. of tle.Royal Gerlshire THE KEW HIGH-POWER STATION Regiment, relayed , {vom the Royal * Tarantelle ~ Se Rd es » eration At Victoria Park, Bath. , DAVENTEY. 8. 0, OOTTERICEL. 5.0.—" SWA'S ” © FIVE OCLOCKS.” * Comcorting ene eter 6.5-6,15.—" The Letter Box." SA. from ere nity to LE) States, H:ARRY. FREEIM AN. 7.0.— WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. 5.0— Pregranune AOprom Daventry. See oC Fh calaata eee . Wientaneak: pres. 197. Ne ORMORCRN diet eka ae Nae ii a a de Bernt S25, from [onden, Mr J. POLEWIs, 8.8) from London: 10.0.—TIME SIGNAL FROM GREENWICH. WALTER HEARD WEATHER FORECAST ‘ond 25D “Valeo Podtique 0.2 2; Edasied de Jong 7.25.—Musical Interlude. 8.8. from Lordou. GENERAL NEWS: BULLETIN. SB. L.o.— WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. 7. 42-8.0,—Speeches on the oecaxicn of the fo all Shatiains, Local News, So. Fron onion, Lotal News, Oficnd Opening of the New High-Power Station, AB fron Dareatriy, :- 1,15. 10.20, Song Recital Dale Smith Bristol and the West. Tna Recital of by MOLLE MELVIN’ (Entertainer, TOFPLISS GREEN ( Baritone). dolly Folk Songs. FRAK WHITNALL (Bola Violoncello}, “Morning Hymn ** Henschel THE “20 "- MILIFARY BAND, THE WOOKY HOLE MALE VOIce “The Evi King i rer ee et Sehebert CHOIR : “The Two Grenadiers“ . Sekar DALE SMITH. Conductor, ARTHUR TROWBRIDGE, * Sich No’ Afore ™ canes arn Aiken “In Yon Garden " (Seottish) THE STATION ORCHESTRA: * Vagabonda Song‘. , F atngiiach W Hering arr. Wari SAaa Conductor; WARWICR BRAITHWAITE, “Dashing Away With the Smoothing “OWeat Wind” ow... eae aratai Stasurt 8.0, THE ORCHESTRA, from ee eee eeeCece Sharp HO Phat Tt Were Bie ccs. Bridge Overture, “ Encture to Conquer" .. Baines 10.45.— Close down, THE BAND, THE CHOIR. Folk Song Suite, Part I. Vaughan Williams 6BM BOURNEMOUTH. 386 M. “Lovely Night.” Jas pod DALE SMITH. “ Hey Konny No” Aire strong Gibhe “Early One Morning ” (English) 345—Talk: “ Antique Furniture,” by Jinedan “The Keys of Heaven ” err. Stenford Moore. THE ROYAL BATH HOTEI are, YS ED Battoa “Tho Snowy-Breasted Pearl” (Trish) DANCE ORCHESTRA, rolayes fporn “Come, Bounteous May. .. - Spofforth arr. Al, Somervell King’s Holl Rooms. Mosical Director, FRANK W HITNALL * The Poor Couple " (English) .. arr. Sharp DAVID S&. LIFF. Harodd Watts ‘An Old Ttalion Love Song" THE BAND. (Baritone). Koiser.‘Sounenitine Folk Song Suite, Part 1. Faughan Williams 3.15,—CHILDREN'S CORNER : Honga anv Terebel lan a grate al Fae cdc taba het a Seber DALE SMITH. Stories, ete, + A hennallerk vs 2 6Aenean cd “Mowing the Barley ™ (English) (By 6.40-6.0.—Chihiren's Letters, MOLL TkMI ZLV TN. 6.30,.— Music, Requact) 0 ccd dee eee eee k os arr. Sharp 3,pabeys Posh Phis:Fourea: ...... Ween “ Ohver Cromwell (Engtish) 7.4.—WEATHER FORECART: and NEWS, * Bisennad's Shoes Saar alata ppt Wetgrnll arr, Lovey Broadeood Su. from Jewtou, “Impression ., evans ore: Lowe tees J.P. LEWIS. 1e45,—Cloce down, 38.8. from London. “ Bobbed or Shingled ". Weatorn nnd Ded

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SIT BIRMINGHAM. 479 M, wa 40. 4..0.—Speeches on the oftasion oof the “Tie Unwindved Bymphony' : 2 ht=i 45.— The Station Wind Quinted, Megan Official Opening of the New High-Power THE. CHOTR, Oliver (Contralts), Station. oS. fran Darentriy. Hota Derry Danio” * arr, Charles Wrent . 4.45,—Afternoon Topica: Sidney Rogers, 6.0-8.15.—Interval, “A Lullaby. of Love"). Perey C. Fietcher F.RLH.S.. Topical Horticultural Hints— Winter Gardens Night. Pare (Zt P Bare | Rdivard Elgar “Harvesting Haricot Beans.” Joan THE MUBICIFAL ORCHESTRA: * Littip Tommy Wenti neFishing” Maxwell (Soprano), Conductor, Sir DAN GODFREY. ot Mereay 5.14,—CHILDREN'S CORNER. ALI KAHAN ('Fenor }. FRANK W HY’PALE, 6 - §.5.—Childven's Letters. FRANK PHILLIES ; Baritone | -“ Berceuse * ‘Seca aan eeMt digath lida te Jarnefoit 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST asi NEWS, ah, THE ORCHESTRA: ‘TpeMMetee ee es ih ee Scant SUB. from, London, Two Hungorian Dances ...... Braknia “ Harlequinade ™ ., teeire Mr. J. PL LEWIS, S28. from Loneon, ALI KRAAN MOLLLE MEY IN. 7,.25.—Musical Interlude. 8.4). from London. Belectol Song “Music Hall Shakespeare’ Harry Prageon T.4-8.1L—Speeches on ihe ocoamon, of the THE ORCHESTRA, “Get Gpon a Puff: Puff r Official Opening of the New High-Power Valse,’ Blue Danube". 2). ee Se «Catch Me™ Station, Sf. from. Dareniry. FRANK PHILLI PS, THE ORCHESTRA. THE STATION ORCHESTHA. “The Pauper's Drive” .. Coe Oe " From the Fields of Beliamia ">. Siete HARRY. FREEMAN (Selo Violin), TH E ORCHESTRA, 16.0.— WEATHER: PORECAST sid NEWS. Selection, -Chopiniana oy. inc WALTER. HEARD{Solo Flute}, Su. fram London. Local News,

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} The letters * 6.8," atedaia ia Htalies in thee ogra Pi THE ORCHESTRA, oh Bh, THE ORCHESTRA. sent? a Sinveltameous. Broadéaii fram the bam Wreeti- Cryeetor’, Dung ae eee a Weber ‘Sperenacbe Ba Cobombane .cseces anes Prerna 8.10. ARTHUR CATTERBRALL and 10.0.—WEATHER FORECAST an NEWB, — 10. 15. LOUIS HEBTEL (Entertainer). ORCA NSTRA. S28, from London, In Origeial Character Studies, Violin Caonterte in, DD, (ip. 5 che ikovaky Local News. VEEBA McOoM DB THOMAS 5.40), ROSA BUBN. 10.15, THE WIRELESS QUARTET: (Solo Pianolorbe), as oT i Ee ce ee ee a THEODORE CROZIER (Violin); Rhapsody No, fi-... . daet ; —_ “Where Coral Lie”... Elgar PAUL KILBURN (Violaj; a HERTEiL Pictures: +: The Se itrimnen ek ae I, H, SHAW [‘Cello): } Entertaining Again. (Mith Orchestral Accompaniment.) WAN DAVIDSON (Pianotorte), 10,.45,.—Close down. Bakek ARTHUR CATTERALL and Quartet ih G Minor v2... c.ceececegenees ATpce ORCHESTRA. 10.45,— Close: chown. 22Y MANCHESTER. 378 M. “Aaa * oo Soldat 4.0.—The “227 " Quartet. John Farnworth %. 10, THEORC HESTKivi. BSC GLASGOW. _422 M. (Baritone) Talk to Women, Nancimea Suite No. Ll ey aca ie 2aeere An Hour of Melody. §.14,—Children's Letters. Danses Imero Cire Mazurka yo ae THE WIRELESS QUARTET.

5fof CHILDREN'S CORNER. Biesta (Doles Far Miente};: Pasdes VIOLET CREE: (Sole .Pianolorte). T.0.--WEATHER FORECAST and REM, Crmbiles (Valse lente}: Presta. 3.90. THE QUARTET. iG, fron Londen. o. 30, TONI FARRELL Overture, “ Tant nlusqualen " egret Mr, J. F.-LEWIS:. 8.8, Jiro. London, (Spectality Pianist). Belection, “La Poupée ” ...... c00ee2Audran .25,—Musical Interlude. 8.8. from London. Some Well-known Tunes, with apohogies. 3.00, WYTOLube CREE. 40-8,0,.— Speeches on the occasion of the Hopscotch, a New Fox-trot .. Toni Farrell Sonata, Op. 10, No, Lo...c.cccs Beethorens Official Opening of the New High-Power some (ld Prends of 1412.1014. Allegra molto econ brio; Adogio molte 5 Sinton, SB. frame Daventry, Fate, Fox-trot, plaved ssa Brahms Hun- Finale, Irish Night. r parion Danceandasa Liset Rhapecdic. 4.0, THE QUARTET. MOLLY. OCALLAGHAWN (Contralia}, Two Piano Solos, “ Playtime,” ~~ Passe: Suite, “EvenTdiylis. i issss0s Harford JEROME MURPHY (Entertainer). PROG | Feces arena cena ein Toni Farrel, Selection, “‘ The Whirl of the World " THE.“ 22¥ " ORCHESTRA. Improvisations on suggested subjects of Chappell Conducted by T. H, MORKIBON, thenies, ‘alse, “Les Patinoura ” ...... Patdieufel 8.1). THH-OQRCHESTRA. (Listeners are invited to send in auggestions 4.30), VIOLET CREE. Selection, “ The Shamrock ” Myddieton for improvisations. “These will be banded Ballade in A Fiat, Op. 47 ...... re Chopin MOLEY O'CAL LAG HAWN, te Miss Farrell on her arrival at’ ONO" 4.45.—WOMEN'S HALF-HOUR : Rosemary On in the S#il1vere: aminty | amid infloded in her programme,} Lamond, “Tie Holiday Spirit.” The Minstrel "~... 0.6455 , Jifoore 10.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. 6.15.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. “ Bilent O'MoyaiePAR ee S38. from Dondov, Loenl News. £.0-6.5.—Weather. Forecast for Farmers, - JEROME MURPHY, 10.45.— Programe 8.8, fron London, 7.0—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. sy Ritts of thes, Cowes Re a ae arr, Sianfora 10.45,—Close down. S.A. from: Fondon, “A Broken Song" ones ays err, JFvater Mr. J. E. LEWIS, 8.8, from London. .20,—Local News. Recitation, “ Pramping Down to Sligo ” 2BD ABERDEEN. 495 M. =T O0),—Mueice! Interlude, S.B. from. London. Tertan Jrayta 11.0-12.0.—Gramophone Music. al 40-8.0.—Speeches on the occasion of the THE ORCHESTRA, 3.20—5.0.— The Wireless Dance Orchestra. Nora = Irish Feel, * Mally onthe Biore ™ Grownger Atkins (Soprano), Feminine ‘Topics, Official Opening of the New High; Patrol, ““ The Mhoys of Tipperary” Amers 5.30.—CHILDREN'S CORNER: Master Power Station. &.8. from Daventry. Waltzon Irish Melodies; 2...) 2. Bucaloadst William Miller (Violin). Ballad and Orchestral. MOLLY OCALLAGHAN. t..—Boy Secuts’ News Galton. &:A, te Dee, “The Fairy Tales of Treland™ . Ceres Girt Guides’ News Bulletin. ROBERT RADFORD (Basa) a EMER REE oe dk ale ici as le Weatherly 4. 30.—4teard mings By mphony Orchestra; me DOROTHY BER (Bopranc). THE ORCHESTRA. laved from the Electric ‘Theatre. THE STATION ORCHESTRA. : Selection, “Phe Emerald Teste" 7.0,—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. Conducted by TRAAC LOSOWSE VY. Sullivan and Gennan Si, Fron, Gordan, Bh, THE ORCHESTRA. JEROME MURPHY. Miri. PL LEWIS. 3.8), from dono, Overture, *' Rosamunde ™ ethene “Tatiers: find Toeks" Frederick Norton 7 ne aan al Inierlide, S&B, from Hamdan, 8.12, ROBERT it ADFORD. Monologue, “' Michael Patrick Doolin” 7.40-8.0,—Speeches on the occasion of the m Sone of the cena ewe d kanes Fiemer *Omieint eae of the New High- Power VeronJferphy A Reece "pages ce eee sens eens Groahae Peel ~ Weve Wearing of the Green arr, Fisher Station. SB, from Daventry. “A Border Ballad -.0c20....F. Gi Cowen THE ORCHESTRA, Votal —Instrumental. §.2 7, THE ORCHESTRA, ‘The Londonderry Air")... jarr, O'Conner GRETTA DON (Sopranc). Selection, “ Madame Botterfly™ Pucetnd- Toran | The Wearing of the Green” J Marria JOAN: BLASER (Violontello}. 8.37, DOROTHY SILK. MOLLYOCALLAUH AN, THE WIRELESS QRCHESTERA, * The Lowers’Guree." oo 5.0, THE ORCHESTRA, Ee Orpheus with His Lute" " Open the Door Softly"... ¢ /- Ateghes * Dance of the Apprentices " (“The “Tt War a Lover: and His arr, Daeg. a ceenkiccaekeesantaenee Brie Coniea THE ORCHESTRA, Mastersingers “")...c...screecpeeessee Wagner Wh Ta Bylvia eae “Three Trieh Dancer fo ea kk Ainsell 8.10, GRETTA DON. “An Old Carol” ....004.tierce Jt, (eter i.0—-WEATHER FORECAST sand NEWS. “Go, arely Bde oo ceisdeases natesLawes “Lane o' the ‘Thrashes * Hamilton Harty So from Londo. Local News. "Hark, the Exrhoing ee iseasPurcell THE. ORCHESTRA, 10,15.—Programe 8, from London, “On Bleep, Whig Liost, ‘Thou Leave Me?” 8.32, Walts, “ Tmprovisationen ” feeeaaee veeneng't 10.45;-—Close down, Handel Y When Daisies Piedoi cccccveesacuevseees alrne 0.0, ROBERT RADFORD. 5NO NEWCASTLE. 403 M. "Bythe Simplicity of Venus Doses " Bishop "Fhe Boul of a. Moat i iecics teasesweet 4.0,—Orchestra, B25, THE URCHESTRA. “The Soergeant’s Bong" (1804)...0.. relayed from Fenwick's Terrace Old Irish Song, “ The Donovans ** ‘Tea Toocun. Overture, “ Opern Bouffeyc. eee Finck arr. Weeden 6.0.—Ten-time Topics. Ajichin ~—MtNamara Ballet Music and Emte'acte D1. .Sefebert (Biss). B40, JOHAN GLAZER. 0 THE “ORCHESTRA. 5.30." HT LDREN'S CORNER. TECReOL) Ube es a a ddewsateuen .. difax Bruch TDense des Bacchantes(* Philemon of 6.10.—8¢eholors' Half-Hour :°Mr. 8; Hiret, Bose, ROmante s,ccccsicaresors betaccecereed OWT IGE Thats * "auee Saad deedte ed declale piltatacaniedia aie Gounod “Atmospheric Electricity." "La Jeune Mbreoi cui dawaeeur ee Sehuhert 0.30, DOROTHY SILKE. 6.30), —Alvaie. SL SrscieinesSaint-Sains Mh Dt pieatgectecenrs 6.40.—Farmers’ Cérmer: Mr. BR. W. Wheldon: O.0, GCRETTA BOX, “The Captive Lark”‘| Landon Ronald * Economic Milk Production“ (24, Phe Berni eiveceesesdaccvaavee Dravndsan “The Butterily Kia”, i 7.0,—_WEATHER |} FORECAST and. NEWS. * Bonga of Travel ivisisesdevsteessstanresCorey SUMENOCE.crsextenerecs seanaeiene Elsie Horn BB. from London. Pie i snivessrendcaeieneaies Stenford "The Bubble Song ™ Mr J.P. GEWIS, S28. from London, “ Spook Music...... Pap he aay akicen Linea Flanerr 0.30. THE ORCHESTRA. 7,25.—Musical Interlude. 8.8.fram London. TTODa peeesseannentencsaree plenty doneess Parry Spanish Pallet Music... baa Desormes 7.4-8.0.— pesca of the Orcasion of ‘the 0.15. THE ORCHESTRA. ‘Pagoda of Flowers’... Wood/orde-Finden Official Opening of the New High-Power aTaotebefore nadae Blocks Introduction innd Pameting of Presta: Slation, 8.8, from: Darentry. hanno ; Flamande ; Serene. Midet the Petala: Star Flower Tree: ARTHUR CATTERALL{Violin} SEVINEE: 11 soca kencicintavaniahs cieareeanhe Raf Biase Lotus Danes: Retorn of Oomala. OSA BURN (Contralto). | 30, IQOHAN ILAZER. 10.0.— WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. THE STATION SYMPHONY BMWi diavcay Ciiceacgissteas tusdiavon tenets Aandel SUE from London, ORCHESTRA. Samos cl Gorrie oe aae ee (ramibers 40. 15.—Progranune 3. from ondon, Conductor: EDWARD CLARK. 10.45.—Close down. Gavobtien veh cavaanc RPE Caiteed eda cewaats Bagh = aeTIMES ‘tes aru, ee ——_Eee NEWS FROM THE THE CHILDREN’S CORNER. AUNTS AND UNCLES, A Handy-Work Competition, (ne could hear the crackling and sighing of Admission: to liaten will be free and there will {} of the July competitions at Mancheater twigs and branches, the rustle of leaves and the be a prize hand in attendance. In the intervals will be a handy-werk competition, open to interested twitter of a bluejay,or that of a between musical items, membera of the band all children who have not yet attained their blackbird, filled with inquiritive daring. With will be allowed to enter for the various evente, eightcenth birthday, The idea is to make aome- a littl imagination, »... Why, to a Weat whieh will be wemd-and Sronderfal!. For in- thing that will givepleasure to children: in Country Radio Member, television would be atance, there will be a slow hicycle race for heapital, an isu! ‘cello Plavers—eomplete with ‘cella—a ““ blow- Entries will be divided into clasees aceording A Successful Concert, ing out the candle” competition for the brasa wo age, and priges given in each clase for the The children’s conoert which was held in the andwink players, andan egg and spoon race best work. If vou can’t use your hands, use Synod Hall, Edinburgh, recently, proved to be for the uneles! yOUr ieney--box and acnd @ toy aaa gift. The very succcactul, im spite of the fact that the A Competition for Auntie. closing dateis Tuesday, July 28th. weather was eo fine, and i: wee fearecl that. all Auntie Vi-has arranges A curs competition the children would be out in the open, ‘The Cardiff's Magic Carpet. for the Aunties, She is offering a prize to the Hall was filled to capacity almost-entirely by A long-felt want haa been supplied at the one who can make hersctf look most likea alk- children arc their evict Hera, anal the enthusiaen Cardiff Siinhe, for one of the Aunties has been worm! Auntie Win thinks she has a very good knew no bounds. The entertainment was gives fortunate cnough to secure, for a very low price, chaneo in this event! Unelo Jack very much & magic carpet! by the Uneles and Auntica at the Edinburgh wanted to have acocoanut ehy, with the micro- [t's a very roomy carpet and has already Station andwaa of a pierrotie character, many of phone. as Aunt Sally, but Unele Neil sternly jransported a number of Uncles and Aunts the nombers being eiimpesed by the performers, forbade anything so dreadful, togetherwith a Kiddiewink audience to Scotland, Clearing the Tables. Fun at Dundse. ; where we heard about the inhabitants of the After the ‘concert, which Imeted an hour, On the second Friday of July, Unelo Erio hird world in that country, ond we've all booked tie Lady. Provost of Edinburgh, Lady Sleigh, nik Unele Arthor toteiher earried on the Corner a passage for the next trip. Our deatination is told the children-sahont the Humbe Holiday at the Thindee Station, and-at the-erid 4 second nnknown, but were nob frightened! Homes; im aid of which the entertainment waa Corner was relayed from the holiday resort of Broadcasting the Sounds of Nature. fi Ven, Later, the audience were invited to come Carnonetie, ten moles away, A Dartmoor summer evening came right into up to the platform and purchase toys, food, Taking part in this we Auntie Betty, Uncle the homes- ofmany a listener during the Ply- elothing, ete., which were land outon tables ready Bob, Unele Ben, and Uhelw Robert, and there mouth Children's Hour recently. After a light for sale, In about half an hour the tables had wie treat excitement. oori been clapped of their contents and a substantial vora! number from. the studio, there was a Musical Competition, at Liverpool. sum of money is being banded to the Homes, magical interruption, and this. withsuch little Auntie: Munels mnetal. competition. is at apparent difficulty that it eould hardly be Sports at Aberdeen. prem a pepilar featof the Children's hereved that it came from the edge of Dartmoor, The Aunties and Unclea at Aberdeen will hold Corner of Liverpool, Hach week she: playa come tenmiles distant. their annual sports on Anoust ot. At toast, during the Corner a medley. of well-known From a far, aeclnded spot, Unele Clarence thia ia the first time they will be held; but they tunes, while the kiddies write down as many began to remind the younger generation of the will probably provide so much amuseément—for as theycan recognise, amd send their list. marvelsof Nature, so casily accessible to all, that the listencrs—that the children, oo doubt, will The prize will be given to the listencr with the now atemned to beckon from the Moors beyond. wan to make the event a yearly one, best reeulte through the whole series.

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THE HIPPO AT HOME. habitations the hippo ts a happy and harmless effective, but it tends to make him auspicious of beast and there is litth: gain in killing Thin. any ariHicial crection, 9 that if a native puta The observations Lam going to‘sprak of were i fence in places where he can afford the wood oe have mostly madeson a river in East Africa wherv to do ao, the hippo is scaredaway. ne choy ht hippo are so numerous that I estimate that In any ease, the man has to ait up over his neon the there 14 one for every fifty yarda of the river, crops Mil night, anc for this purpore he builds a hippo pota- atid the river is hundreds of miles long. Thr hut ‘on ‘stilts, calted a “ dungu,” and from here mus at the eeunds like an chormous catimate, but T have he has to keep up a continual shouting and tin #oo. Here is submitted it to several poople who know the hanging ajl night. In various corners of the an interest- river well, and they all bear me out. field be hos noise-making contraptions, usually ing talk, hy At certain tines of the year one ia never out big ting full of stones, and these he works from J. Granville of sight of them in any reach of the river, hia dungu with strings running over forked Squier s, generally about eleven. at once, but some of the aticke, Tremember oneman had collected from bhowt thes schools are beyond-counting, hecause, owing to aomewherean old gas cylinder, which he used to Ure w= the hippos’ habit of bobbing wp andl down in, toll dike w chorch bell at intervals all night. mal in its the water, counting is verv difficult. [ have on » wikl sthte, Exciting Moments. occasions oounted thirty together: hut, beyond + % Another troakle ia that certain hippo become that, Deould not gowith any degree of accuracy. 1 Possibly, dangermin and attackcanoes and boats on sight. Ruining the Rice Fields, Lremember that ones we had a sort of hippope- mist of you know that * Approaching a hippo school hy. river, One tumes crime wave in our district. This may ‘The Hippo bit the bows clean off... the word first sees the great puffsof amoky apray aa the ho due to mothers, anxious to defend their hippopotamus means “river horse,” and it hippos come to the surfaco and blow, and the young, or more often, to mad-tempered old may have: strick Die AS heing i silly: THLE, black dots of their heads, which have an irritating bulls, whe have been thrown oot of the school "Not until you see t hippopetamnus BWIing habit of sinking outof aight just a4 oie has ii a fight. | have seen cases where had teeth about im bia ‘native haunts do’ you realize that taken aim, All their mornings seem to be spent have heen responsible for their agpressive ‘the name is a very good one.. Seen in profile in gambelling anil promenuling the rivers, manners, They have large tuske, sometimes na aa he swims along, showing only his big nostrils, They choose nive shallow. spota; and onecan long and thick as a boy's arm and it is a simple eyes, long ears, and top of the headwith a ace them snapping at each other like puppies thing for them to crush a canoe, black mark on it that looks just. like a forelock, and ‘plunging happily abot, [ hadone of my dug-out canoes attacked one he bea a striking: resemblance to a swimmins At night they go ont tefecd, and, being day by quite a small cowshippo, which bit the | Ore. Directly he. turna towards. you, the desea they do, tremendous damage to bows ‘clean off. The (it eco pants AWikT ihion is lost, bat you realize ‘that, to the the crops-of the natives who live near the river ashore in a hurry, for teetiver is full of croeo- “ancients,*he could never have been anything banks, r- some places the rico fields are diles, w4.well’aa hippo, “tn one oecasion, one clas but “the river horse.” absolutely: ruined, Imagine what a farmer in attached a Mwew thartiy-“‘Ippe boat wo had “just Hippo aro‘fourndin: aliost all African rivers this country would*feel like if someone turned pat on the fiver, seizing it by the keel. One “and Jakes that can‘ provide them with sufficient half-a-dozeri mad steam-rolfers. info his wheat tusk penetrad cl the Wall-e:sisomed, batho waiter, though in many places they ‘have heen fick! one evening| planks, and madg a hole an inch and a half phot ont, so that in large oreas they are now Ho the native makes killing traps for the across, The other teeth made considerabk _ preserved by the Government. In ot her places, hippo on the places where he climbs out on the dents on the opposite side of the boat. Tf jit reotally the large rivers, they are 40 THunerows longs, These fre voenerally fall traps with a hel oot-beca new boat, the bottom would. have that every induceniout is given. to kill them, as great iron apike driven by the, weight of a log been torn tight out. As it was, there was quite they do ao och damage to plantations ‘nid of wood. The trap ia-aa eet that thespike will an exciting time before’ we couldshoot the crope; but away from the vicinity of human get the hippo on the brain, Tt is not. ahvaya hippo and stop the leak,

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‘PROGRAMMES FOR TUESDAY«(July 2 8 t h . ) — eee =z Thas i gletters n i f y a Simattanesus,"2.8." pristedG r oin a d eEalict a t t tremin teast h e stationprogrammesmen 151, THE SAVOYaHAVANA BAND 5.0.—4.0.—AlinA f t e r nPeers o o n a(Meza:areSoprano.a t t - THE SELMA BAND, 6.15:—Children's Letters, The High-Power (Daventry ee Kelayed from the Savoy - H o t e l , Lomlon. 5.40-6.13—CHILDREN'S CORNEi . Chelmsford) Programmes wi - o.8 fo afl Station, Tio. Frogram > from. Conaen, found on page 197. 11.30.—Close down. 7.40.—A Motor Chat, by RONALD CANN, 2L0 LONDON. 365 M. Bf} -11.50,— Programme SB. from London, 1.0-2.0.—Time Signal from Greenwieh. Holborn 5IT BIRMINGHAM. 479 M. ; Restaurant: Loncheen Music $.45.—The -Lozelie Picture House ‘Orcheatta 5NO NEWCASTLE. 403 M. 4.0-5.0,—-" Home-Making the World Over— LOUIS HERTEL (Entertainer). i 11.30+12.30.—Deatrice Honter (Boprino) Bao China," by Jane Barrington. Organ and “A Glinipee of Life” 1 Rowse (Concertina). relayed f r o m Tilley’s R e s t a u - haeverd's B a i n sPavilionB i c r i e aged “A Burleeque sce, tes + Hertel 4.0.—Orchostra Bush P a v i l i o n , “Stories and 4:45Sateen Veh fa u rant. Books for the Over-Fives,” by Muriel WorkDating’Biespe’Eihel|Williais §,0.—Tea-Time Topica. E. Elliott (Soprano). Wrintth. (Contralta). : ; ak 6.30.—_CHILDREN'S CORNER. 1.0.—CHILDREN'S CORNER: Xylophone 6,10.—Musieal [ntertacde, Bolos by Billy Whitlock. “Ithaca at -15,—_CHILDREN 'S- CORNER. 6.0- 6.5, (ildren‘a Letters. 6.30-6.50.—Mr.H.V. Renn, “Glass and Glass Last “ (BE. W. Lewis). “The Diary of 7.0-11.30.— Programme SB, from London, Making. Fox Minor," revealed by E. Le Hreton 7.0-11.30.—Programme SB. from London. Martin, 68M BOURNEMOUTH. 386 M. 6.30.——Children's Letters, 11,0-12.0.—Orchestra relayed from the Tunga- 2BD ABERDEEN. 495 M. 6.40,—Musical Interlude. low Café, Southampton, Miasical 3.30.—The Wireless Orchestra. Jupiter Mara 7.0—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWE5. Tkrector, Arthur Pickett, will Entertain. Feminine Topies: Dora SB. to all Statiana, o.45,.—" Travel Talk,” by Miss M. EK. Penrice. G. Mercer," A Mouthful. of Wisdom.” JAMES AGATE. 5.8. do all Stations The Wireleas Orchestra. Conducted by Fishing Mews Bulletin. 7.25.—_Musical Interlade. &.5. to all Stations, Capt, W. A. Featherstone, a=Atenas Music. Comer. 7.40.—Mr, J.5. KELLICK, “ Making the Modern §,15.—CHILDREN'S CORNER: 1é,—_CHILDERER'S CORNER, Motor Hoad." 4.8. fo other Stations, Songs and

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Ballad Concert. 5.45-—6.0,—Chiliren’s Letters. THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA. Sv. io afb Stations except - b304." 6.30.—Musical ee Half-an-Hour of Marches, CARMEN HILL. {(Mexzo-Soprano}. 7.0-1L.30.—Programme SB. from Lonion. 7.0-7.40.—Prograntme 8.8. from London, LEONARD GOWINGS: (Tenor). 7.40.—The Rey. JOHN AULEY STEELE, M.A., “ With: the Prince of Wales in HAROLD WILLIAMS (Baritone). 5WA CARDIFF. 353 M. Bouth America " (3). FETER BERNARD (Syncopated Songs). 1112 30. —The Band of the Royal Herkehiro §.0-11.90,— Programme 8.8, from London, PETE MANDELL (Solo Banjo) Regiment, relayed from the Institution (OfaheSavoy Hotel), Gardens, Bath. B.0—10.—The Btation Tro.’, Frank ;Thomas 58C GLASGOW. 422 M. PETE MANDELL. » (Violin); Frank: Whitnall (Violoncello) ; $.45.—Orchestral Music, relayed from the “Bauey Boe wees Pete Mandell Vora McComb Thomas (Piano). CentralStation Hotel. The Melody That Made You. fine.” 4.0—The Carlton Orchestra, relayed from the JEROME. MURPHY (Entertainer). W. CG. Codler Carlton Beataurant. 4.0.—Orchestral Music, relayed from the Central 8.0). LEONARD GOWINGE. 6.0.—" EAATR PE OC LOCEs," Btation Hotel. Believe Me Hf All Those Endearme Young 6.30.— CHILDREN'S CORN E[. 4.30, JEROME MURPHY, ASee ee Of Sich Lili" The: Letter Box," :Humorcus Songs. “The Sweet Little Girl That-I Love™ TO-11.30,.—Projtomme 849. from London. 440.—WOMEN'S HALF-HOUR. Old Eaiah, oar, A ene PFen i.15.—CHILDREN'S CORNER, HAROLD WILLIAMS. 22y MANCHESTER. 378 M. 6.0-0.5.— Weather Forecast for Farmers. ee: WYte gears ee Fredrick Keel L.1?.6.—Tha "227 " Quartet. 7.0-10.10.— Programme 8.8. from Dondon, 4. I5=8.0 ie Foden's Motor Works Ean, i When Dall Cara")... Fr. Jane Wyle 0. relayed 115.—DANCE MUSIC, relayed from. (Glen. CARMEN HILE. + LaF from the Municipal Gar- eagles Hotel. 3.8. to Belfast and Dundee, 4, 10-—3.0. wees COUNCIL: week die ccauee kha Martin Shate dens, Southport. 11.30.—Clows down. “ Now Sleeps the Crimson ETitt rendn eetinentegeats Deedes aft heal eejene oJengpabea Gear peegeeag a Pesisi aeaesincdaue Reger Qiuvlier “ Love's Philosophy ™...... PETERBERNARD. EVENTS OF THE WEEK. “ Kentucky Dixie Way " ... Coleman Gost 1 Don't Care What I Do ™ Peter Bernard and G. BR. Clapham SUNDAY, July 26th. MANCHESTER, §8.0.—Classical. Pro- LEONARD GOWINGS. ALL STATIONS, 5.30,—Poetry and Dra- Te Dyna cepseceneeesenie Roger Quilter matic eee ne EDITH WYNNE: NEWCASTLE, 8.0.—Chamber Music and “ ChormingChine" ...... BdwantGerman MATTHISON CHARLES RANN Violin Recital. CARMEN HIGL. KENNEDY. GLASGOW, §.0.—Scottish Siewacakias PPR - a seedavicatanuhilseey : Clay i Hardelat ABERDEEN,9.15.—“Coffee and Cupid " BELFAST, 17.40.--Symphony Concert. “Tt Is Onlyo Tiny Garden " Haydn Wood (Bach). ke Operetta iin One Act. 5.B. HAROLD WILLIAMS, THURSDAY, July 30th. LONDON, 9.0.—Chamber Music. “Dew Upon the Lily ” ... Edward German EDINBURGH,8.0-—CommO. unity Hymn "Simon the Ceallurer™..... » Hatton inging Concert, conducted FRIDAY, July 31st. H) "PELE MANDELL. WetW RD DAVIES, 5.6. tovoother Gleb Mav iicgess sa vadenbieccs Pete Mandell Stati LONDON, between 9.0 and 10.0.--Excerpts “Tako: Your Pick" ioccveds Pete Mandell from “ Charlot's Revue," relayed from 9,0.—"" From My Window,” by Philemon. MONDAY, July 27th. the Prince of Wales Theatre. » 5. Radio Radiance. “SXX" and ALL STATIONS, 7.40,— CARDIFF, 8.0,—"" Adventure Afloat.” - Thind Edition. High-Power Stai syseeg of the BELFAST, 7.30.—-Lisrt, and Excerpts A Revue in Fifteen Beams, ew wer otation of Daventry. fromGrand Opera. “6XX" and “ 210," §.0.—Daventry Played by Opening Programme. SATURDAY, August Ist. A Company of West-End Artists, BIRMINGHAM,§ §.0,—Instrumental Solos. LONDON, 8.0.— Melody, an informal Lonel cdi rage Instrumental Recital, followed by The TOMMY HANDLEY, IRIS WHITE, NEWCASTLE, 3.0.—Instrumental Music and some Songs. Roosters. EDINE MORRIS, DOROTHEA INT, BIRMINGHAM, §.0.—Orchestral Music JAMES WHIGHAM, ETHEL COWAN, GLASCOW, §.0.—Ballad Concert. and Songs. ARTHUR GHESNEY, YORKE and TUESDAY, July 28th. BOURNEMOUTH, 8.0.—Band of the BRIAN. ALL STATIONS /8.0.—Ballad Concert. Royal Tank And DANCING CHORUS. except "5XX."" | 9.5.—-" Radio Radi- CARDIFF, $.0.—Music of Russia. . Book by JACK HELLIER. ance" Revue (Third Edition). MANCHESTER: ond “ 5XX,"" 8.0.—The Popular Musical Numbers, “654K,” 8.0.—-Bach Programme. Opes “ Cavalleria Rusticana ” (Mas- Produced by ’ JAMES LESTER and’ Rh. E. JEFFREY. WEDNESDAY, July 29th. LONDON, 8.0.—Comic Opera,’ The Dogs NESWCKSTLE, $.0.—Selections from 10.0.—TIME SIGRAL FROM GREENWICH. “ Maritana,’” “The Bohemian Girl," WEATHER; FORECAST and 83ND of Davon."" and “The Lily of Killarney.” GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN. 8.8: CARDIFF, 8.0.—Liza Lehmann FPro- ABERDEEN, 8.0.—Scottish Programme. do afher Stadion. gramme. Loeal News. ininininsseeeee -eeeep

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PROGRAMMES1FOR‘WEDNESDAY >(uly 2 8 0 . )

The betiers 8.6." printed in Malice in these programmes SIT BIRMINGHAM. 479 M. B15. RURY SHEPHERD, Soames Cemineaees: Sreniven: Rew: Ge Min men ‘Love's Old Sweet Sone” alia 3.45.—The Station Pineforte Quintet Will He Gone?" Sali Fann The High-Power (Daventry and 445.—Afternoan “Topics: Recital of Paced ast 8.20. LIA ROSA and HUBERTSie Gheimsford) Programmes will be Gramophone Hecords. Bruet, * ‘Oh! That We 'T wo Were Misibrhge ** found on page 197. 5.15,—_CHILDREN'S CORNER, Ae Pia 2L0 LONDON. 365 M. 6.0-6.5.—Chilkdren's Letters. B25. THE ORCHESTEA. 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and EW, “ Reminiscences of Tosti ™ ... arr. Pougher 4.6.—Time Signal’ from Greenwich. ‘My SoH. from Joonadan, 6.45. LIA. ROSA, Part of the Country," by A. Bounes Mr. HERMAN KLEIN. 38.2. from Jaon- Fhe Wandered Down the Mounlam Side” Laird, The “2L0" Trio and Joseph em, Green (Tenor), Rath Stephansen Sinith hay T.25.—Mosteal Tuterlude, 8.8. fram Londo. “The Lass of Richmouwd Hill ** Pnditional (Sopranc), ‘' The Admuiral's Broom,” 7.35.—Royal- Horticultural Society Talk: 5.8. 8.40, Hubert Carter, by Elise T. Sprott. : from Fowelow, “Then You'll Rementher. Bie (he 5.0.—An- Hours Dance Moasic. 140.— Mr. HOLCOMBE. SB, froma London, Bohemian Girl" : Half 6.0.—CHILDREN'S CORNER :. Piano. hopra- THE STATION ORCHESTRA. "My Pretty Jane " : Henry if. Miakeap Wispos by Loele Jeff, Hecitations by WENIFRED MORRIS ((Jantralto). Auntie Yvette, The Sixth Swan,” by 8.45. RUBY SHEPH ERD aul TOM OSBORNE. {Baritone}. ROBERT BAREY, Harcourt Wilhams. DAVID HAMILTON | Dramat i Hecitals}. 6.30.—Chikdren’s Letters, Belected Dimets. 6.50), THE ORCHESTRA. 6.40.— Music. Naval Programme. Selection, “Led Cloches de Cornevile ™ 71&—TIME SIGNAL FROM BIG BEX. 8.0, THE ORCHESTRA. WEATHER FORECAST am) I5T March. “Adhwirals: Alb" .oc8c...... Bath Pleaguctte GEXERAL NEWS BULLETIN. 5.8. Tom OSBORN E. “ Humour,” io off Stathous, “Bee Fover™ ...... <. Ireland 6.0. THE ORCHESTRA, Mr. HERMAN KLEIN, “ Singing and ' The Bailor’s Pivsen= i Salfieean A Musital Joke, ' The Jolly Muosivina Acting by Wireless."* 80.9. to off Steetlions, THE ORCHEoT R:4. AM racat T.2o.—Miusical Interlude, 3.08. ta off Stations, Overture, “ Plymonth Hoe ™...... Ansell 8.18. JAY RAYE, 2.35.—The Week's Work in the Garden, by the WINIFHED AM)ARIS, The Huntsman *" 5 e204 Herbert Darktey Hoyal Horticultural Society. Son, ta “Seo. Wr ms , . arty A> Few. Impersonations:-\;; olher Satins, * Three’ Fishere "* ,, Hfidtah 0.25. THE ORCHEATERA., “The B'Hoys of Tipperary"... Lier 7.40.—Mr. HOLCOMBE, * Ses Anghirg,” DAVID HAMILTON. 5.8. to ather Stafons, The ReVenge °F ye ee AWYSOR Operatic Favourites, THE ORC HESTRA. §.0-10.0,. 6,30. ROBERT BARRY. Selection,"Lite on the Ocean " v» Hineding * Dogs of Devon,” “Song of ihe Toreador ™, 2 A. Comic Opera. Military do. RUBY SHEPHERD, Book and Lyrics by F. BR. Bell and Marold 4.0. THE ORC HESTRA. “ Saobil Doma ev tanto onexta (From a ‘Ellis. March, Pomp and Circumstance," No, 4 Lady Fair and Lovely'") (“* The Hugue- Music ty W. H. Ballock. Fa iaeee entices Elapetr ots *"} Afewerheer Adapted by the Authors and Composer TOM O8B0RNE. 9.40, LABORA for Piroadeasting. a rei i rence sai scvbanenccahs Bie “ Ritornn. ‘Vinieitoe: (Aida) 2 Ferdi Produced by L. STANTON JEFFERIES, "My Old Shake ..... fh, HUBERT CARTER. Act L—Pivmeoth Hoeon the afternoon DAVID AM TLTON. Mapper both" anor" ( Marta") Piste of July oth, 1538: ‘The Charge of the Light Brigade" “Lea Boenna & tHelle ™ E Rigoletto = Act IL.—The Garden of the Pelican Inn 2ean Verdi tht same evening. TH E ORCHESTRA. : 50, THE ORCHESTRA. Ave TI.—The: Same, tw weebs Jeter. Overtore, “* Light Cavalry .....- Suppe ‘'T Paghaeri".. Leancaralle Principal. Characters + rox OSBORNE. 10,0,—_WEATHER. FORECAST. “and NEWS, (In the order of ther appearance.) 'To-Morrow os. vineeres) BEE S28, fran Londen. Local News, Borethy (Maid at the Pelican Tnn) “Border TaMare ie ceccececccssesen. Cowen 10.15.— Programme 3.8. from london, VIVIENNE CHATTERTON THE ORCHESTRA. 10.45:.—Llose, down, Town Crier of Plymouth Medley, * Murtial Morente... Wiitcr JOSEPH FARRINGTON 10.0—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. 5WA CARDIFF. 353 M. Mayor of Plymouth SB. from London, Lacal News, STru.ART ROBERTSON SOB. from London, 11:.30-12.50.—The Band of the Reval Berkshire 10.15.—FPregramme Regiment, relayed from the Institution Dame Margery Flemmeg 10.45,.—Elose down, isl ADYS FALMER Gardens, Bath. Noah Fleming (Host of the Pelican Ino) S04.3t—The Band of ithe Royal Berkshire CHARLES WREFORD 6BM BOURNEMOUTH. 356 M, Rogiment, relayed irom. the Royal Vie- Town Clerk of Plymouth 3.45.—Talk: “Ariel ond -Calihon,”. by Dr. tora -Fark, Bath. FREDERICK LLOYD Charles- BK. Fisher, Mus. Doe, Orchestra, 6£.i—"SWA'S” ©" FIVE OCLOCKS.” Dolores (Drake's Ward) relayed from the Bungalow Cafe, South- 5.4).—CHILDREN'S CORNER. VIVIENNE CHATTERTON amplor, Musical Director, Arihur 6.5.—" The Letter Box."' Sir Wiired Leigh fa Renegade English- Pickett. 6.15-6.30.—"Teens’ Corner: “ Pigeons, Some- WO) Siceeaten FREDERICK LLOYD 5.154—CHILDREN'S CORNER: Unele Jack's thing About High Flyers," by Mr. H. Capiain Hugh Fleming (Noah's Sen) Fairy League Talk, Kendrick, TRANK WEBSTER 5. 45-6.0.—Children's Letters. 6,45.—Loeal Radio Societies’ Bulletin, Sir Francis Drake ...... KINGSLEY LARK 6:30,— Music. 7.6.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. Don Bernardino de Mendoza T.0.—WEATHER FORECAST. and NEWS. 8.8. from London, JOSEPH FARRINGTON Sf. from Eonidon, oe Mir, HERMAN KLEIN, 3.8. from Bon The Captain of the Guard Mr. HERMAN: KLEIN, 38.0. from Lon- don, don. KINGSLEY LARK 7.25,—Musical Interlude. &.8. from Toadan. Queen Elizabeth ...... GLADYS PALMER 7.95.—Musical Interlude, 5.8. front Denden, 7.35.—Royal Horticultural Society Talk. 8.2. 7.35,—Roval Horticultural Bociety Talk. 4.8, Choras of Townefolk, from Jondon. Sca-cdoges, Town) THE WIRELERS from Londen, Councillors and Beef- CHORUS 7.40.—Station Director's Talk. 7.40.—Mr. HOLCOMBE. 3.4. from Lonifan, eee: en eg eee paenetn "A Hight of Memories,” Happy Music THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA ;: LIA ROSA (Soprano). i¥ Condncted by RUBY SHEPHERD (Contralto}. Liza Lehmann. L. STANTON. JEFFERIES. HUBERT CARTER (Tenor). Artanged hy HERBERT. BEDFORD. 10.0—TIME SIGNAL FROM GREENWICH, ROBERT BARRY (BARITONE), DOROTHY BENNETT (Soprans}. WEATHER FORECASTand 281 GEN.- JAY KAYE. (Eutertainer). ESTHER COLEMAN. (Contralto}. ERAL NEWS BULLETIN, 3.68. te a l l THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA: ERIC. GREEN &! (Tenor). Stations Local News. Condiveted by J, DALE SMITH (Baritone). 16.15. The Week's Feature. Capt, W. A. FEATHERSTONE, THE STATION ORCHESTRA: Sa je all Stations, BAG), THE ORCHESTEHNA, Conmluctor, WARWICK BRAITHWAITE. Betty Chester, " See Moe Darice the: Polka” ...,.. Salonc aoa Foroword by HERBERL REDFORD, The Popular Musical Comedy Star, “WValty Seesaw iia eieisaiavee Ae ESTHER COLEMAN and itt 8.10, ROBERT BARRY. J. DALE SMITH. Seme of her Favourile Aucpesses, 1 Amebeeeh " A 1 sk . Watecn “How Sweet The Moonlight Sleeps Upon 16.45.—Close down, "The Deathless Ara1ivte Caria Tratere This. Bank.”

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Viet Jebters. ‘* 5.8." * pura in Mattes im these Pu ermees PON -HVYDEN, Staaee| signity a Simaliantoas: Breadcast trom the tian fem Homrarcke “ a . Dvorak Pale Mier ici iiecegnecansessces etna honed. Capricetong _ Aretaler orltiog: oseee. ee ERIC GREENE. Baayen . Drala STaa eye etek eee in Ee “'Thero ate Birds in the Valley “ ({ The THE { RC:(CHESTRA, 10,—W EATHE rt PORECAST and RKREWS ~ Vicar of Wakefield} ~ Dreaming ~ orate : im ff fi dh fi ip lon, Larcal News With Orchestral Accompaniment.| * Shinhor. Bong? z ; ~Sed ani 10.15.—Proyraimne SB. Jrom-Léndan. DOROTHY BENNETT. it a ARRY HOPEWELL. leithi Orehestral C h a i n . 10.45, —Clese deen, Two “ S o n g s from “The Daisy, “AHotour and Aes" a ff onetet ‘The Swine "= “If Ko “ine Ever THE Se HEST It, = Marries Me," OM Ntary gee devs decneless Sehwhert - 2BD ABERDEEN. 495 M. THE ORCHESTRA. HARE : HOPEWELL, f a l yti. Scene de Ballet : ‘ ' A Wedgwood The: Sword: of Ferrara"... Hullarad 3. 3-5.0,—Steadman's Sympony Gerrchestra, r= ESTHER COLEMAN, ‘When the Ring Went FE orth 0 Wat layed from the Electric: Theatre; Fish hi “Dosk in the Valley, ze Eacie nim ing News. Bulletin. Feminine Topica. “Honev Lies in the Comb” ("The Vicar §.30-6.0.—CHILDREN'S CORNER : “Songs of _ The Two Grenadiers” . Seba at ean| THE ORCHESTRA, the Sea, by Enele Dok, Alabaster '' The Golden Threshold }. Overture, PVD kes baat Robespiece = 6.30.—Fishing News. Bulletin. Orahdatcat Aceompasinet. | {With Litol# Steinman s Symphony Orchestra, relays I J. DALE SMITH. 10.0 —WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. from the Electric Theatre, hree Cowboy Ballads, rT: SA fre Lowden Local News, 7.0.—WEATHER, FORECAST and NEWS The Rancher's Daughter ° 24D igelat 10,15. —Progra &E, row London Herding ®8ong” “The Shkeawbala ft. frau I mdan, 10.45(—C Loe clown, itr, HERMAR KEEN. 3.8. from Jen Mack." NoOROTHY BEN NETT. aon, ; a. Beas One Day "| (“The Vicor. of V.2a-—Aliecal Interlude... 5&8 Jren Condor + Prince Charming "Fo Wakefieki “’) sNO NEWCASTLE. 403 M. 7.40.—Mr. E. BERESFORD COOKE, * Liter- “The Cockor.— #,0.—lrchestra, relaved Frou: Feawick's: Terrace 3 Criticisms and the Fate of Books": Orechestonl Accompaniinent,| (With Tea Room, js COBEMAN and J. DALE ESTHER 5.0.—Tea-Time “Topics. Evelyn Barrow (Piano &.0-9.0.— Programme Rit, Frew Chaageatr, RMITH, Four Cautionary: Tales and a Moral. forte}. Scottish Programme. 00, CHILDRESS CORNER, Rebecea: Jim), Matilda; Henry King: JH,MUS RO {Test}; Charles Augustus Fortescue. 6.10 —Seholars’ Tall-Hour. The Hav; A. Hy THE WIRELESS ORCHESTEA., ERLG GREER F E . Robins ‘* The Past tn the Present—Our 0.0, THE ORCHESTRA, Love Bone. ayel Flaunt Your Teauty Roads and "Transport, Beleckicn, Reminiscences of Spaotland! in the Bose” (“The Golden Threshold"), 6.50, — MM isin, Cod firey (With Orchestral AccompsniMemt.| 0). — Farmers Laine* Me HH, tC. Pawson, O45, J, B. MUNRO. THE ORCHESTRA. The General Prociples of Manoring.” “A Kosebod by My Early Intermexes, “' The Fortress of Sleep,” 7.0, - WEATHER FORECAST iid NEWS. WORD ost : RESNETT, ESTHER aoe from London, DOROTHY * The Botinie Lass © Tredilianad COLEMAN, ERIC GREENE and Mr. HEBRAIAN KLELK.. &..8, fren Lon. lochimvie * J, DALE SMITH. aon, : “4Gae, Bring ta Me a Pint Song Cvele, ‘“ The Nonsense Songs“ satfusieal Inberlode, 4 Jrom. jana, he ee en abe - ‘Falk. (" Alice in Wonderland “). Royal Horticultural Society 9.30, THE ORCHESTRA 7.40. HOLCOMBE, 8.8. from London. 19.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS == ifr, ; Overture, © Beelaoieke of Lhalan °" feseale SA, front Gendon, Local News. Chamber Music. *Boottish Serenade ' ote pafr 10.15, —-fray Fore ive BLD. fran. Jamon. DOROTHY SILK (Soperann). 6,45. aon Mo NIC. bO45.—Cloge down, ROBERT RADFORD (Bass), The Standard on the Braces o° Mar THE STATION STRING QUARTET : Piaditronal Contuctor, EDWARD CLARE. “The Star o' Robbie Borns *"|,.) Thewaean &.0. THE QUARTET. "The Wells of Wearic “ . Afe Lagan 2zyY MANCHESTER. 378 M. 10.06.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. First and Third Movements of Quartet 6.8, from Jona on, 3.0.—Lonis Hertel [Entertainer). Revel Local Mews, 10.15.—Programme 2.8. from Londen, : [ Foden's Motor Works Band, relayed 6.10. DOROTHY SILE and QUARTET. 3. 10-8-0. fron the Municipal Gurdens, (id English Songs, 10.45,—Close down. 4 . 1 0 - 5 . 0 ; . | Southport. The Peaceful Western Winde 4,0-4.10.—Lonis Hertel (Entertainer) Canpronm, arr, F Beel 5.0.—Afternoon Topics, * What Thing is Love?" Bortteti 5aC GLASGOW. 422 M. 6,15,—Children's L e t t e r s . “Weep You No More, Sad Pountain * 11.30-12.50.—Midday Transmission, Dewland 5.31-6.15.—CHILDREN'S CORN ER. An Hour of Melody. * Namphs and Shepherds pA BArResa 1 Purcell TO—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. THE WIRELESS QUARTET. SB. from London. Bo. THE QUARTET. RICHARD BELL (Tenor). Minuet Feyitn Ale. H ERMAN KLETN, SLR. from Lon: o.cu, THE QUARTET, em, $00. ROBERT RADFORD. Overture, “ Le Roi d'¥vetat" . Adan 7.3.—Roval Hortienliural Bociely Tale, Freebooter Bougs, Selection, “ L'Etoile du Nord " Megerbecr Minnie. Baie: wis cacedeeccse Examiner in 4.0), RICHARD BELL. 7.06.—Mer, W.. F. BLETCHER, | Bae oP: Mie os ition Wallere Spanish to the UsL.C.L, Spanish Tall, “Where the Wild Thyme Tows * = Phe Rebel ooo. .cccc Classical Favourites, Evarat Meocton 80, &.50, THE QUARTET. “Ships of Yule" . Mert Shaw HARRY HOPEWELL (Baritone). Canzonet bu Afenaslesohn 4.10. T NE QU ARTET, DON AYDEN (Solo Violin). Intermezzo, ** Penelope’s Garden "A wellHe THE “22Y " ORCHESTRA : 8.55, DOROTHYSILK. Der Nengierige But, “ The Bensona * ._...ccccccc cence Condoctér, T. H, MORRISON, Dhie? Powelle iccsieeve= Sehubert Selection, ‘' Nelly Neil" 1 Caryl THE ORCHESTRA. At eit W OUR 4.50. RICHARD Bi.ils. Hungarian Rhapsody, PM cui waghaLiszt BN .ccdie chi neddeewnnanecsot Rrokms Bececeeaseee "Lean From Your Window ' Don HYDEN, THE QUARTET. Dorothy aeb Hungar inn Danncin B Flat Bratme-foarkim 9.10. Ttalion Beremide il). cccses cause . Hugo Wolf "When You Return ta Me’ ©. A. Meare W alta im A MOE a essen Brehma-Kretaler 445.—WOMEN'S BHALTF-HOUR. Bascee Wad. Gr osaep ier cceeaeaeenicesress Beethoven 9,15, LtOBERT RADFORD, Old Daliads, §.15.CHILDREN'S CORNER. THE ORCHESTRA. 6.0-6.5,—$Weather Forecast for Farmers. = (Caro Mio Beet apatentee semen de pai (riordana Oe em De aiacit eeoe Lager T.0.—WEATHER FORECAST «and NEWS, a Bapewees. te seeekas ease ences (rrieg Nel” NE Ps tea cddcnapeepaeaehemclls Shield Solveigo S.8. Jrom Jondon, H ARRY HOPEW ELL. Fe Pion the Collarer ccisewdeacapeees Hatten Kir. HERMAN KLE. S.8. fromLos: MOT Dove Tee inate ccaensesenecnnee Grieg "Ta Cellar: Cool" don, To The Nihtingale’ erik as Eratma (Old German Drinking Song) THE ORC ABSTAL 9.50, Violin Recital 7.25.—Loeal News, 7.30.—Pryromme 5.8. from London, " Taascta ohio PMunnpe "lca sveteeewns Handet hy Amewate rie tseri “: a+ \ Pchaikousky; HERMAN McLEOD, T.40-7.55.—Miusical Interhida: Aingareera (Conttaved on pose 205.)

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The betters "5.6." printed in italien im these programmes 5,0,-—** porkg:5! sik YE OotLloaca serity a Simaltaneous Broadcast from the aiatign men- BIRMINGHAM. 479 M. tio Mies Aches Vichell, FLL. Menvber of —The Station Pianoforte Qanintet, the, Botanical Exchange Cloh. of the The High-Power (Daventry and fA ftertiecscti Topics £ trordon Flateher, Britich Isles. * Wild Flower,” Chelmstord) Programmes will be “Weoaek-Fid Jaunte” Cradys one h.30.—_ CHILDREN'S CORNER, found on page 197. (Soprama ). iihk—" "The Latter-Hox," 2L0 LONDON. 365 M. CHILDREN'S CORNER, 6. L5—-0.30,—"Teens" Comer: Wild Birds of the Bionth,” by Air. Ge8. Tinga, 1. 2.0,—Tie Bigtail from. Greenwich, The 6.0. 6,.—Chiledsen'’s Letters: 74-1 1.30.—Progranine SB. from London, Week's Concert of New Graneplore 7.20-6.0.— Programme Sub. from London, Heeords. A Dance Evening 4.0-5.0.—"' Books to Read,” by Ann Spire. lay ZZY MANCHESTER. 378 M. ‘Trocadero Tea-time Mume, "Fhe Five ! DECAMERON ORCHESTRA : Lhah —The * 22V" Quartet. Under the Direction of DAN CARROLL, Ages of -Story-Telling ™ (2), by Una See to Schools: “Choim of Relaved from tho Bradtbout, MA. Employment,’ (8), fa) The Scheme Palace de Diitnse, 6.0.—CHILDREN'S OGORNER: Bones by for Increasing the Supply of Skilled Two Interhides of15 mintites ouch will be Dale Smith. “ Whisker Magic.” ‘ Van- Labour, for the Erection of Houses,” ishing Amimuals.** i. iy Tall hy L: Gr Mi. given from the Stadio at 8.30 and 9.15, by JANET JOWCE (b) “The BAF, Training Scheme." of the Daal Aaal, 12.0-12.40.—The-“ 32'¥-" Quartet. in Items from her Jeepertoire, 6.30:—Children’s Letters, 4.50),— Orchestral Music, relayed from the State Tyveluaeliroge 6.40,—usin, afé, Dorothy Bentley (Soprano), Talk " Aren't Moen Funny, Fanny Creatures *" to Women, 12—TIME SIGNAL FROM BIG BEN. iy Ateece WEATHER, FORECAST and 1ST 5.3.— Children’s Letters. “ Loveand Arithmetic ~ . tose GENERAL NEWS. WOULLETIN. 8.8, 6.45-8.30.— CHILDREN'S CORNER. “Proposals Wafdron 7.L—WEATHER FORECAST ond NHWS. io all Statiore, 10.0-11,30.—Programme 3-2. from London, Market Prices for Farmers. 8.5. to all SB: from Lonthan, Staten a, Market Pees for Farmers. 8.8. from 7.15,.—8ir FREDERICE LUGARD on “Tha (BM BOURNEMOUTH. 386 M. Daven, Mandate Systems" SB. fo call Stations fir FREDERICK LUG ARD. SB. from 11.30-12,0.. Orehestira relayed from ihe Bunga- 7.20,—Muaieal Intorlede, 828. te all Statiene, I arrears, low Cafe, Southampton. Minacal Tiree. 7.30.—Musical Interlude. SR. from London, Tair, dl. HS LGLE, Alolicday-Makers os , Arthur Pickett, 7.40), —Laeneishire CountyOemeil Agncultural Weather Prophets.” 8, fo ‘other London Papers-—Read by Anne Biallotin. Stoliors, Farnell-Wateon., Orchestra relaved from Sones —Humour:—Shanties. the Electric Theatre: Musical Direetor, 8.0, An Hour of Band Music. D. Gy BReaale. TOPLISS: GREEN) { Baritone). BAND OF THE 8ND BATT. CHARLES WREFORD(Entertamver). THE KING'S ROYAL RIFLE CORPS. STANLEY KR, MAHERwnd HIS CRE WwW CHILDREN&. CORNICE + Stories and Bandinaster, Mr, W. J, DOSS, ALO. in Sea Sipinties. Music by Auntie Nehel. Kelayed fveni the Lake Bandstand, $.0), Windlass anal Capestan Siiantica, Wembley, §.46—0,0,—Children’s Letters. ote BeRM gp ick wo pe es e, Sharpe Moreh; * Brngt August" 22. Blockenburg 6.40.—Misical Interlode: Were Al: Bound to Choc? Re aR: Overture, ' Morning, Noon, and Night” Programe 8&8. from Dardos, * Johnny; Come Down te \Hile ™ } Terry SatHe CHARLES WREFORE: Selection, “Madame Pompadour " ... Fall A Weat Country Dialect: Recital, Cornet Solo, “ Softly Awakes My Heart.” CARDIFF. goo M. “Our Fire Brigade * waered Ftone Carleee 12.30-1.30.—-The Garlion Orehestra, relayed TOPLISS GREEN, Buite, “ Antony and Cleopatra “ Graeneratdt from the Carlion Hestaurant. “The Yeomen of England ‘| Tone Poem, ' Finlandia” ...... Sideline 2-430. MARIORITE SOOON (Aiean- “Tf love's Content oo... ; GEerian Overture," Orpheas te the Underworld ” Soprano. “Glorious Deven 2.42.2 Oife aback STATION GRCHESTRA : Halliard: Shanties, Hungarian Dance .....6.00000dMowzbowsk Comlictor : WARWICK BRAITHWAITE. “Tom's Gono to Hilo ss ss eeseeneys THE ORCHESTRA, “Boney Wee a Warrior” ...... 0.0, Chamber Music and Poetry. “Les Eines ” : Afaseariet “Blow, My Bully Boys"... : fe. i. *—( Run, Let the Datatie Rain +p Terry THE BRITISH TRIO; Danse Greeque ; La Trovernne ; Saturnales, BOhieslobrny Yi ceekeacae ee WISIFRED SMALL (Violin) ; MARAGOR TE BCOON, . ABDELINA LEON (Violoncello): “Q Love| From Thy Pow'r™ “Sars ETHEL BARTLETT {Pianoforte), end Dette eeeceee ae Saudena §.45 {opprox.).. Tha Kreutzer Sonata. THE TRIO. 7 The _Londonderry Air ” ios Monk Gfiutat liaaaern et Id LAME [Salo Voeolin). Third Too in. Major. cece ec enedi riart JOHN WILLS (Solo Pianoforte),

THE ORCHESTRA. Sonata for Violin and Fiano in A Major, Excerptsfrom *“Minwitiure Suite ee es ee ee Coates ME BT acess png as aceca gee we. Heethoren “ELEGY WRITTEN IN A COUNTRY Chilcren’s .Denee; Intermesxo + Sinerve Movements: Adagio sostennto bearing CHURCHYARD ™ inte Presto; Andante con variaxioni ; (Grey). MARJORIE SCOON, Finale, Presto, (Thomas Gray DiedJuly 30th, 1771.) “The Bird With a Broken Wing “ Florence Golan 9.25 (approx.). TOPLISS. GREEN. ‘The LoveSong of Har Thal” “ Phylhis Has SuchCharming Graces” THE TRI. Mrs, George Hatten arr, Lone Wilron BAeach de ble aie Prank Bridge “At Dawning" ...... ©, Wakefield Cody “OE Bo, Doda a ces arr, (eel Sharp Minuet; Gavotte;

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and. SELALA -BAND. pianos are.in use at the ak 11. 30-12.30.— Rosina Wall, (Viola), Hesste Belayed from the Sqatoy Hotel, London, Various stations of the Byers (Contralta), RE ate ail Sienlides, B5.5.cC. ol 4.0.—Orcheatra relayed fron Coxcn's New 11.30.—Cloge down. a anf oar BogeSeen feng ee Perfiraeped Gallery Hestaurant, ict

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The letters. © $5." printad fx italics in thease pregrammns ‘Oh, Didn't Jt Rain Turleigh Sip FREDERICK LUGCARD, 8.8.from slznity a Simaitanaie: Broadeai) tram ths stalisn mea- “ Melieinde in. the Wows “"-:3.-.5 2. trees Feehan, toned, “Fat Lil’ Feller With Hida Matamy a Eyes” — Local News, 5.0,—Tea-time "Topics. Frank Aikens {Venor), Gordian 2h. —— Masten lttterluche §.30,—CHI LDREN'S CORNER, 5.0m, THE ORCHESTRA. bh. 10), THE. STATION TRIO. Reloctiony “ Toni’ 2... Airach aud Jones Variety Programmas. “ Dammky Treo ae freorak ®, 1d. TONT FARRELL, S.A fo bates, bebode © Paderairali Samir, MME IPY | ge geen ks REGINALD WHITEHEAD (Bass). * Meditation “ (tlazomnee i ; “Playtime }- Tour Farrell POROTHY CRAWFORD (Pianofortes, Vales Mignone" A I oalior. ah Finno Solos ! aa Passepied wi - JUPTPER MARS [Rintertainery, 6.30-6.h0,— ir J, Barker.. Talk 0,25. DEA AIS NOBLE, THE: 3TATION’ ORCHESTRA : 7.0.—WEATHER: FORECAST ond, NEWS. Rong Cycle, Ye Oloe Hall of Ayeston .) Conddicted by oe. from Londow f Feng fe HERBERT A. CARRUTHERS. Market, Prices for Farmers, SH. fren Gh hh. THE ORCHESTRA. Be, THE ORCHESTA. Leadon, Selection, A Walt: Dream “" 2... Straws Bir FREDERICK LUGARD.: 8.8: from 1.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, Musical Couned 5 Belaction, “ The Girl in Fonda. SoG, from Dondon, the Taxi’ : Cplert To, —Masical iterlide. 8.8, from London, Topital Talk, 8.8) from London, 5. 1h, REG INALD Ww HITEHEALD., T.40,—Mr, J, HELGE, 8.8. from London, Local News, “Spanish Gold.oeces aeea oeSjPtah 10.30,—THE BAVOY BANDS. 8.8. from eT Wee” Divertissement. Javan, “The Skipper of the * Mary Jane’' "J Richards GRACE ELL snd VIVLAN WORTH, 11.30, —Close ‘down. “Weep Not for the Bowes "s. 0... dilinter LOUIS HERTEG: The dolly umber aae Newctert £0. GAACE TV El L. aimed WIV LAN WORTH, Bert Tiiuraten 5SC. GLASGOW. 422M. SoH, POROGTHY CRAWFORD, | Aisiener kai ne a rey Beteh - Mary Had a L‘ttle Lamb ty Sareretd Wray An Hour of Melody. Fantaisie Imprompt. si. Chopin Come. Back to Me’ a Do nentalsaia THE. WIRELESS OUARTET, Balt), THE ORCHESTRA, eal wook [atte FAY MUER (Sopra). 8.15 LOLA HERT EL; ou arth, “THE QUARTET. Ballet Mice, “ Herodiade Muysae ret Tr Be lacd boris inn hia hiep iPPtore, Overture, * Preetosn Wieter Les evptiennes ; Les Babyloniennes ; 5.30. GRACE [V Eileone VIVLAS WORTH, Beleetion. ” RussianFotk Bong7" fore, iggy Les- Gwolotees ; Led Phenicienaes 7 “i Crving Witer, > Herndara Heandden Ah, FAY MUIR. Finale, ‘ “Tm Wonderful Max JOurewaki ee Birthday a a. A Wowtnan Ruteacte, “ Tripping Toes.” “Are You London f » George Pointer “St, Siolholps Day i the Morne JP ereck: Aeherherg Tn a Tin Byilier aan] eee Fowthepe Martin 9.0), JUPITER MARS. bold, LOVES HE RTEL. "The Beat of a Passionate Heart "' Humorous Selections from his Repertoire. In Further Selebtions from his Repertoire. M. FP. Phillips 9.20. THE ORCHESTRA. 5.0,— Progranae Sifram Donalen. 4.10, THE OUARTET. “Three Country Sketches... 6. Aanrgiil 10.0—WEATHER (MORECAST amd EW, “Cavett“ . Godard Fastorale ; Darinee ; Little Villagers. aA. Jrom. onder. Rwwetic: Ghannbeol,** In Siglante Dewane, Cere D0, DOROTHY CRAWFORD. Topical Talk. 8.8. fren Lomdon, Belection, “ose of Araby... Morgan i a Sone Mfenelel sarah a Local News. 4, ch), FAY MUTE, * Beghit ie Mey ge ee (acca LOH 1d.30,—_THE BAVTOY- LANDS. AG. front “AO Fairy Lullaby ....0.4.) arr, Stephen a Crolliwog® « Coke Walk *'...... Dehurasy JLo, “My Tocher’s the Jewel fond Bherirett 11.30. —lose. chown: 4.45.—Afternoon ‘Topica. aa, THE ORCHESTRA, $.15.—CHILDREN'S CORNER: Weekly Stamp Vake, * Benatifinl Apring ane eee ee 2BD ABERDEEN. 495 M. Chat by Uncle Phil. Listen for the Holiday March. Blaze of Gidry “..>. 2 Hofsiant Comnpastit ion { 10.0-—-WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. 4 0-5.0.—David's Dance Tra. Annie Hutton 6.0-6.5,—Weather Forseast for Farmers, Sofrom Jevden, (Cantralta. Fishing News Bulletin, T0O—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, Topical Talk: 8.0. from Londen. Afternoon “Popes, Sob frie Lanta, li. 30.—THE BAYOY BANDS, St frem 5.30.—CHILDREN'S CORNER: Senge ‘for Market Prices for Farmors, S.B. from Loman. the Five.Year-Chde, hy Auntie Nem. Landon, 11.3.—Close down, io, 7 rarephice Miteir,

ils—Bove Brigade News Bulletin: The Rev. John Auhkey Steele, MA., Chaplain 44th Company, “Camp fromthe Retro- PROGRAMMESFORWEDNESDAYcu 20.) Repel ive Standpoint,” 6. FO, Fishing News Wulletin., (Continued from page 6.33,—Steadmane Symphony Orchestra, pe- 203.) layed from the Eleotric' Theatre: Scots Memories. Fox-trot, “Fate” (Played as a Brahms 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST ond NEWS. So. (8.0-0.0) to Aberdeen ond (8.0-10.0) Hansen Danee, and ns Liszt Rbap- SB. from London, Edinburgh, sodie}. Market Prices forFarnmdcrs. o.8. from DENNIS NOBLE and MARJORIE B15, DENNIS NOELLE. London. BOOTH (Duettists), Eee Os eles cienys escape Dene Bir FREDERICK LUGARD. 8.8, Jiro TONT FARRELL (Speciality Pint}. Londo, “Springtime " hotsiiws. Semmdelte | 730. Muses! Toterlada, 8.8, front Honda, THE STATION ORCHESTEA : “Fleeting Vision " ...... ,...... Massener Conducted by ISAAC LOSOWSERY. 7.40, —Mr, J.-H. ELGIES 8.8. from London, 6.25. THE ORCHESTHEA, BO; THE. ORCHESTRA, Light Programme. March, " Great Litthe Army alford Baile, “Ghalib Melodies 7 Ta eareas Poaittnla TON] FARRELL (fpectlity Pianist.) * Dream ot Miarven "3°. Deirdre's ia TOR] FARRELL, DENNIS NOBLE ane Crooning “"; “ Merry Macdoon,"* Bong, “ Aiaderrs.”* : |) cee T.,. Ferrell MARIOREE BOOTH f.1h. ROBERT WATSON, Pianoforte Sétoa! Play Tim. »)@. Frrrefi (Sales onl Dabete), ““ Mary PTae een eneee } Ls Passepied, rf THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA. * There Grows a Ronnie >... Preadiional Improvisations on Suggested Themes, 5.0. THE ORCHESTRA. Briat Bash” ; on (Will listeners kindly ‘send -in their Selection, “The Cate lof the: Season The Piper o Dundes" tte, MePhereon suggestions before Tuesday, Jaly 28th 1) i Hates nid Haber 'Jeanie'’s Rlaek ete" 2000 rele © Likeriti ane sae Sele aeeee 9.45. MARJORIE BOOTH, Mareh, Boh. THE GRCHESTRA. 8.20, ea FARRELL Break, Break, Treak "" Boetiope Jlartin Fatredl, ** Tha Wen Macareegor ae ere Some Well-kincwi Tunes with Apoligrios, ‘Bightsome Heel 22... Aerr “T Love You Truly...... , fatobs Bond Fox-trot, “ Hopestotch " .. Tort Farrell 8.45. RORERT WATSON. BEAXRIS NOBLE AND MABRJORIE “Boome Old Finends of 1h12-1914 BOOTH, Foxtrot, “Fate{(Plived as a Firotime* “The Namelegs “Lagsio '" Trooitionat “Greer Grows the Rashes, O°".arty Diack Duet, “Tt Wasa: Lover and “Hin: Lass ** Hungarian Dance and « Liszt Rhapsodia)- “Up in the MorningEarly" Traditional Bobi. DENNIS SOBLE and Wealtieer MARTORIE BOOTH. * Maggie Lauder” Mreditronal 10.0.—WEATHER FORECAST: ant NEWS, ai The Old Sumecinl “ TONT FARREGL. Soi, from London. Some Well-known Tunes, with Apologies MARJORIE BOOTH. 10.15.—Programe S.A, from Sondon, “The Glory of the Sea"...... Sanderson Fox-trot, ‘* Hopscotch’ ~...... Tan. Farrell “ Come Obd) Friends of 1912-1914," 10-46.—Cloce cthown, eWid: Flower vn taiesecens Leap

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The letters: "6.8." printed jim flatigs in these programmes THE“BAND. 6.40, ERIC GREEN. tighiy & Simettandeas Broadesgst from the ion men Dive for Cornet and Euphonium, “ Excel- “Shine, Shine Moon’ ...... Sceth Gally jioned. sh ‘ Be, carinii ar a2 beeiacar Rng a! Boi, THE ORCHESTRA. The High-Power (Caventry and i Solo Pawtses : BR. MERRIMAS.) Excerpt from “The Moonlight Sonata” Chelmstord) Programmes will be isola Kuphonium : E, COOPER.) Hertherea found on page 197. CHARLES WREFORD. Boi), GLADYS JAMEA. 2L0 LONDON. 365 M. ‘“CG0RRB Uoalbasebeewse ss GOON “My Aboa ei ae Pelleater THE GAND, 6.55. ERNEST EADY, 1. 2i.— Time Signal from (Greenwich, Lamech- Selection, * Reminiaconiaes af (oie : “oodmight, Sir. Moai’ .a awe Aarrgur time Wie at the Hotel Metropole. ier. Goalfire Aj 44.—"O0 ‘Toyo Visita Wembley" (6), by 0, Concerto. Both Military Band and Nonsense at the Homannd Janes. Dance Music, oelayed C: WHITAKER-WILSON and irom the Capitol Theatre, Haymarket, Piang, ORCHESTRA, ~The ork of Parody orith Onigiual THE BAND, G Miner Concerto, Op. 25 .. Mendelssohn Miustrations, by Dr, Arthur Compton- Marth, “ Kantialar” 1.2%, ... Mabbotine Song Cycle. Rickett, M.A. LET. Gavotte, “The Way tothe Heart" Lines WINITFRED ASCOTT, 4.0,—An Boone's Danese Misi, Dance, “A Southern’ Wedding ~ .—, otter ULABYS. JAMMER; i.0.—CHILDREN'S CORNER: Datica Munaie, CLIFF MARTELL. ERIC GREEN. TPhe Bay cf no [im pe hae, "+ How Burlesque Impressions of Amauleur ERNEST EADY, Filma :Are Maae; bye. ee. A Enbertaimers, Song Oyele, “' Flora’s Holiday =

fi=hildren« Letters, A Little Gil: Sane Litth Girl Advanced; H. Loe. VF aves 6.44).— Musical Iinvterlucte, An American. Mak— WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. TAL—TINE SIGNAL FROM. BIG BEN. Claasics Set to Ractime, SUB. fron: Leadon, Local News, WEATHEH FORECAST ‘anal eT An Impression of a Pitture Pianist. A Popular Ttem set in the manner of Famous Half-an-Hour in the Hebrides, UENERAL NEWS BULLETIR.. (5.8: 1.5. THE ORCHESTRA, fo all Atetions, Camiposers, Overture,“ The Hebrides .. Aicnedelssahn GA ATRINSON : “seen on the Screen,” (Mir. Martell invites Listenera to seni the Nameof any Standard Mehxly they would 10.25, ERIC GREEN, oh. toll Sihutiags, * Land of Heart's Desire ” Avnnedy-Froser like to hear improvised.) 7.25.—Musieal Unierlude, 8.8. to all Stntions WINIFRED ASCOTT. erent Belfast, THE BAND, Selection, “ The Dollar Princess ** .. Fall ‘An Island Sheiliny Song *’ 7.40,—"* A HH livhay on the: Thanies,;"’ by A Kennedy-F poaey RONNET VAI, SB, to Newmcoale, 16.0.— WEATHER: FORECAST mod NEWS. S.B. from ordon, Local News, CLADSA ALES, An Ei iskny Love shalt "ie natd FP paste F 10.20. Violoncello Recital 8.0, An Hour in the Garden. ERNEST EADY. (Guy Reeve.) hay ‘Hebridean Sea Heiver’s Song’ LEONARD BENWNIS. Aennedy-Fraser JOHN HESEY. HELESA. MILLAIS. “Chant du-Minéstrol 2. aes Ortey Hpe 10, 35. THE ORCHESTRA. BLOSSOM, CHARLES STONE. * Sereiaichi E-spragnole Te eee Glfaz oo Belection of RetnaFraser’s Hein idean FREDERICK LLOYD. *Mitnuetho ™* Sgt agt agg renee a ee eT Jrecker Bones, Light Classics. * Haaraabsclil * nal Hahres Mebody is . Hapdock 10,45,—Close down. THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA: * Fantom” cena ee,eet Conducted by DAN GODFREY, Jun, 1045.0 lease down. 5WA CARDIFF. 353 M. a0), THE ORCHESTRA, 11.3. —The Pane of the Roy al Berkshire March, * ’ Beipta v wi ware ep a a! Sheoepnee 68M BOURNEMOUTH. 386 M. Regiment, relayed jeom the Treat itane indi Overture,. ‘The Marriage of Figaro Gardens, Hath, 11,40-12,0.— Orchestra relayed froin the Bunga- Mesart 3.0.—The Station ‘Trio: Frank Thomas (Violin), Bymphony No. din Ad’ The Dulari") low Café; Southampton. ‘Musical Director, Frank Whitnall (Violoncelloj, Vers a Wendelssohn Arthur Prekett. MecComh Thins (Pranofirie), 3.45.—Talk: * Gate,” by Mrs, Faleoner. ‘The " Charlot's Revue.” 10—The Caton Orchesirn, relayed from the Wireless Orchestra: Conducted by Capt, Cnrlton Heetanrant. Between 9.0 and 10.0 Excerpts from W. A. Featherstone. BO“ SWA'SE” “FIVE O'CLOCKS." “*CHARLOT'S REVUE" will be te- 6.15.—CHILDREN'S CORNER: Tach Jack's §.30.—CHILDREN'S CORNER, layed from the Prince of Wales. ‘Theatre. Fairy League Talk. 45.—" The Letter Box." 10.0.—TIME SIGNAL FROM CREENWICH, §.45-6.0.—Children’s Letters f.15-8,30—"Teecs’ Comer: A Talk on ~-Swim- WEATHER FORECAST and 23ND ming, by Mr, Charles E. Carpenter. 6.20.—Music. GENERAL KEWS BULLETIN, 38.8. SB. fron Sinanven, 7.0,—_WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. fo all ASfettons, Liowal News, 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST sand NEWS, 38.15, VIVIAN LEWIS _. AL fron Dandow, S.H. fron Lomo, iwith Wireless Urehestra), /ACATRINSON,. S08 from Darden, G. Av ATRINBON. 8.8. from Lodo, Concerto for Violoncello and Orchesita asNaas Interhide, 3.8. from London, ae§.—Musical Interlude: S28, from Dono, Aer ALE Sene a 7.40.—Talk by FLORENCE GRE~ " Haweariat Tel0.—Mr, OOY POOR, "The Little Room."s bM.45,— Close down, Talos *—(1). Adventure Afloat. Popular and Artistic. HAROLD WILLEAMS: (Baritone), SIT BIRMINGHAM. 479 M. STUART ROBERTSON (Baritone), ARTHUR GATTERALL [Salo Violin}. 43.—=The Lord Pietore House Orchestra, MRS. EL M. SMITH. (Concertina). THE STATION ORCHESTRA: Susie Fullerton. (Soprana), C WHITAKER-WILSON Conductor, WARWICK.BRAITHWAITE, 445.—Afternoon Topics: Mr, G. FL od. (Solo Pianetorte). 8.0 * THE ORCHESTRA, Bovingten (“ Chantbe leer"): “* The Poul- WISIFRED ASCOTT (Soprano). “ Nautieg! Scene’ pose... e.ieee try Yard in July.” May Martin (Con- GLADYS JAMES (Contralto), HAROLD Ww LLLLAMR: iralta), ERIC GREEN (Tenor}. “The Lewland Bean". .Bodteord Bransconla ida. —TWHILOREN S CORNER, ERNEST EADY. (Baritone). “Four Jolly alates "7 Board Geri ah. a5. =(hildren’s Last ters. THE WIRELESS ORCHESTEA: "Ben! Barre acs aaa John Jretaned T.AR—WEATHER FORECAST und NEWS, Conducted ly ARTHUR CATTERALL. so, from Lanaan, Capt. W. A. FEATHERSTOXE. Pegi: yseee Snel auepticesaess i . Arahmes G. A. ATKINSON. 5.8. from Loudon, #.0,-—"" A VOYAG E ROUAD THE: WORLD Romdo 2... iid ieee ra? ae 7.25,.—Musieal Interlide. 4&5, Jrom Lomedon: IN A SAILING SHIP TN 186)" (Part 1.}. T, HE ORCHSTRA. Tad.—Mr F. LESLIE CARTER. (Member of hy Oherture, “ The Flying Dotchman ” Wagner ASUNK," the Egyptian Ex ploratiign =Seedety): Capt. Howard Jackson. “ASHORE, AFLOAT, AHOY, * Prehistoric Egypt, Siuart Robertson (sea Songs and Bheintins), Hy THE STATION MILITARY BAND. Mrs. E. Me. Binith (Conmsertina), IvVGOR HERBERT: MceCLURE, Conducted by W. A, CLARKE. The Orchestra. Deamond, Tim and Podge as CLIFF MARTELL '(Pianoforte), Captain Howanl Jackson {Narrator}. Skipper ahd Crew Mercury. CHARLES WREFORD (Entertainer), THE ORCHESTRA. ‘ of the Bad Barque “Voyage naa Croopahig i. 2a Jnier In their Fifth Adventure, £0), Music and Dialect Recitals. IVOR SADA, . THE BAND. The Harvest Moon. SIDNEY EVANRE, March, “ Liberty Bell ca SO ae THE ORCHESTRA. DONALD DAVIES, Overture,“ Marthe (oo osieee cy Flaten: “In the. Moonlight?’ oooce. Retelbey of thea“ 5WA” RADIO PLAYERS, CHARLES WHREFORD, §.35, WINIFRED ASCOT. In Ther Oritinal FRidilest: “ur Fire Brigade ole. sie es Joan “TL Love the Moonoccas e. poe Rubens Directed and Produced by the Author,

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The letters. "3.8.printed in italice fic thee programmes CLARA FARE. 2BD ABERDEEN. 495 M. —_ a Simultaneous Broadeast from the Salis men MA Brown Bird SAEpere : Eien Wool at—The Wirekess: Occhestra, Hilda Ory l r ek Labia Peon Cheb sass ccre. Sider (Meeen-Soprand). Fisting eres Perltceten, Yoeeh. HAROLD, WiILLLAMS, THE BAND. Atternnn) Topics, “0 Falmouth-is a Foie Town ” “ Parade of the ‘Tin Soler.” faeeee Lardan Round 2.0), (iraepore Miasie. Livi, WEATHER FORRCASTET aguil NEWS “Trade Winds (“Salt Water Fredericl i 6,15 CHILDREN'SS CORNE Ri: Seenea ic m Si. from fonda a ir Mother Carey hoe | Ballacts Fr i Keel Pivurite Boo ke, The Wither Bilis ~The (Old: Raaperb "— Songe of the Sea :I Local News. (2) Tom Meets the Other Water Babies.” Chery or al 10) 15,— Praga SL Jromi Londen, 6.0.—CUnreket Caner: Mr. (A. Woebsi al ARTHUR CATTERALL. Liha; - Close down. “ Umpiring.” lwo Bketehes irom i Sahaherazaide Farmers” didvice Comer: Conducted hy Rimasby- Korsakov eon 4. Minnro, MM A, Dea, Chanson Aruba: Thue Orientals. NO NEWCASTLE. 403 M. Apncuhtureal Notes, : THE ORCHESTRA. Fishing Newe Bulletin, March, ~The Middce eee eee Alford +o. Are hiss aa Cid. relayed from Tilley’s Fes- are.arelle ' pa : ale Bar roe CAUriarit th. Steeple # Symphony Chrchmsiray ft Lapeer i laved fram the Electr: Theatre. Overture, “ Pineal’ Caave” Menile 6.0.—Tea-time “f aea onion Papeta. Wolk 7.4—WERATHER FORECAST ond NEWS. 10.0.— WEATHER FORECAST «and NEWS. Potts, LG BSL Eloc., Becttiat ions, SG from dboadan SL: frien Lovaas. A..—CAHILDREx's; CORNER. Local News: Gc. A. ATRINSON, Sof, from Londen. ——ry hs. fi. Prager3.from Lon. B.10-0,3.—Scholars’ “Half-Hour, Mr FE. ds 2h.— Alisa] Tniterlude, Sab. from ator Wilhams, Bose. °° The Story of Benjamin 10.45, Chose clown 4 tt— ‘Thee Thee, WALTER A. -MURSELL, — Thotnypesct. rr MLA. DD, ~* Summertime Talks—t{2j A Country Vottage,” 8.8, to Dunder MANCHESTER. 378 M. TétL—WEATHER, FORECAST andl NEWS. 2e¥ it. frony Londan, 6.0-110,—Programe 5.5. from cdinabergh. Orohestral Music, relayed from the i. A. ATROINEON L1d—2.0, o.5. from Jordon, 10, WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS State Caley 7.20,—Mneical Ditertade, 8.8. from Fondo. Sf, from London. £0 The “22Y2""tuartet, W. H. Stoneley T-l.—A. BORAT) LAIRD, &28> fron Landon, Local News; (Solo VioliA)" Tall ta Women, Hh, Recital of East and West in Musical Gomedy. Pianoforte Transcriptions hs —Children’s (Letters. East. by eB CHILDRESS CORNER. PEXNIS NOBLE and MARIORIE EK. i. APPLEYARD. 7.0—WERATHER FORECAST and NEWE. BOOTH. Bowurés [Yiotin}) | #E friami Laratart., THE &ATATION ORCHESTRA : Gavotte (Violin)f* a ie] Boch-Saig ka 4 G. A. ATKINSON, S.A. from Lorton Conductor, EDWARD CLARK. ‘oro Seite (i farperchorcd | ca riinte- Tae 7.25,—Musical Interlude. §..8.. fron Londen, 4), THE ORCHESTRA, “Hark, Hark the Lark” (Song) “The Greta sisvcscedeees ceed” OUCY al OER Sorbo East 7.40,—Lanesshiro Boo Keepers’ Assocation 3.10. MARIORIE BOOTH. Bulletin. Soibe de Vienne ” (Dance Times) ’ The In berterimng a Boy Beaute’ Local News Bulletin. Sehibert-Liet Perret BY phi Geisha 2") [ sidney “Bong of the Volga Boatmen = (tract pore 7,40.—* More Entertaining Stories from the ii ps sw ones Chan iiamf | Sch} Cireck, oy Br. i. FE. WICOLLE, oA. DERNIS NOBLE oml MARJORIE Caprice (Violin) oo... 0 JPLect Concertinas and Variety. Teor)A, “La Campanella “{Viohn} Pregenint-DLiece Waltz from ** Faust “ (Opera) Gen dd last! CLARA PARR (Contralto), “Make a Four of Me" ("The Cingalee™) FRED SO0TCLIFEFE. (Baritone). ifanekion 1.45."bree lower. JAMES WORSEN: [Diahest Entertainer}, ay, THE ORCHESTRA, ASHTON- UNDER-LYNE ENGLISH “The Mowene.” So GLASGOW. — 422 M. CONCERTINA PRIZE GANT : R35, DENRIS KOBLE, LL- 12.4h.—Midday Trarsnieeiorn. Condnetor, FL OURLAN DBD. THE '" 22¥°" DRAMATIC COMPANY: cs tae om ilie } firmeat Campion An Hour of Melody, apat TL aacee THE; WIRELESS. QUARTET. Bh THE BAND, “The Cobblers Song.” (" Chu Chin Chow “). WILLIAM McLEOD (Baritone). Marek. “Sans of the Brave" 2.05. Bilyood DENS ES NOBLE and MARPORTE oeablh, THE QUARTET. Uverture, ~ The Barber of Seville a Hoontiiat BOOTH. CLARA PARE, Chsertone, Tae a as a teaste oouhocart Babectionm, “Minnwa... eee aed Mifaseerrct “The ‘Ghary of the PeEe eee) Sanderson You and I -and 2 ond You” (** The * Love's Old Sweat Bog "occ Malloy Cine ysis cendies ene . Monekion ab. oth, WILLIAM MeLEob, “JAMES WORSLEY, Sah, THE ORCHEST RA. “The Lights of Bantry Boy ™ ‘How Bill Adams Won the Battle of “A Bouthernt Maid" ...... Freres i. Sanders WAgtri geteen einige Pa ee kanes c Saaycell “The Plaving Fields”... loriPasco! THE BAND. West. 4 Hawke vs lisredces esas C'. M Llowt Gdlection, “The Bohemian Girl” .., Belfe BORIS MILLER (Soprano). 4.0, THE QUARTET. FRED SUTCLIFFE: TOM SCOTT anil- MICHAEL KELLY Bute,From the Countryuide" .... Coates “The Skipper of the Mery Jone" Richards (Banjo aneSaxophone Duets}, Selection, My Lady Frayla™ ...... Finct A Grendiom: Fairaaseveensne PoutMorie THE si‘ATION ORCHESTRA, March,Gipey Blood. eo. ca. Benne: 6.) [appros.}- Ths Company 4.3. Ww ILLIAM McLEOD, present 2.0. TOM SCOTT AND MICHAEL KELLY, * Exiward "(From an Old &cots Ballad) " BREAKFAST AT EIGHT." Belected. arr. A. Geoghegan (Hy Ronatd Gow, of the “2209 " Dramatic &, 10. BORIS MILLER. “Man so" Minggece. ssa. Percy Elliot Company.) Selected Sores, 4.45.—WOMEN'S HAL¥Y-HOR ; Miss Aha PUGcacceaeereeeees VICTOR SMYTHE 9.20. THE ORCHEST FA. Campbell, “1 Helpful Hants on Household The Vicar (Hie. Brother)... H, Bo BRENNAN {What'lt 1 Dot ssc] : Mending." Walters (Has Biatier),.. 1. IS) CHRAEE RO “An Orante: Grove in} i: dreing Berlin AE a ees cance CHABLES KESBIT 5, 15,— CHILDRESS CORNER, Seqne—The Library. Califoimin. sccccccssesenvet 6.A+-6.5.—Weather Forseast for Farmers Timea—T4 Am, 6,30,—TOM- S00TT ond MICHAEL KELLY. Tt—WEATHER -FORECAST ond NEWS Produced Ley VICTOR BMY THE, Selected Bw. rok Jamal. fy D.. Be. ORMERODPD, Directed 040, BORIS: MTR. GA. ATRINSON, 2.0, from London, jk BAND. Local: News. Descriptive Enutasia, “A Military Church Belected Bcrigrs. 7.30.—Musien!) Jhiterlude. Sai.from Tota, Para iagiysieses steers aa ote GRD Jahan Gah, THE ORCHESTRA. FOBAOG pectenere centers CORE Geraniin 7.40,—Mr. DUDLEY ¥. HOWELLS, Harti: : iJ ASEESVCORSLEY:. culbort Pallet. vineeetveee A cites oh, This Totithe ee. 106WEATHER FORECAST anal SEWSS 6.0-10.0,-—— Programe S08. from Efindarrph, FRED SUTULIFFE:. 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The betters5.0." Das Really anger 7.25.—Musical tans &.8. from London. |8.20. GEORGE MESTON Pree ai Simultaneous Broadcast from the station men- 7,40.—Mr."H. J. GRANDISON. §.8,. from Will Entertain: in Scots Stories. THE ORCHESTRA. Leandan, #30. JAMES REID. , Bolections from "Tha Lea Rig'oa naan Ree npeN eA Reid “Hymn to the Sun" ... Himaky-Korsakov ‘* MARITAN A," UA Phot Waker fos icccsineantecpeeniceened Hume “In the Silence of the Night * “THE ROHEMLAN GIRL,” “ Willie's Gane Tac Melville Castle *' Shakhinaneenie and ot : arr, Fraser CHARLES WREFORD. " THE LILY OF KILLARNEY,” 6.40. Sgt phe West Country Dialect Recital, ‘ The IbA COWEY (Sopranol. HL afEterm, Turkish Bath." ALEXANDER| McoUREDIEre(‘Tenar}, 8 . 5 0 . THE ORCHESTRA. Beremmde - pecvisescecsrs+ Stephens HELEN DE FREY. JOHN OLIVERE (Baritone). “ Boottiah Selected Bongs. §.0.—DANCE MUSIC,relayed from Gleneagles THE STATION ORCHESTRA : THE ORCHESTRA. Conductor, EDWARD CLARK, Hotel. 4.8, from (lasgow. “On the Steppes of Central Asia " Rorodin 10.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. THELMA PETERSEN. BO, THE, ORCHESTRA, Crerture; “Daring accscsscsvecsee Wallace S08. front. Loraden, 4 at =—eraee =< \ Pachmaniner . Local News. 8.10. IDA COWEY. 10.15.—THE SAVOY BANDS. 5.8. from The Dreary|Steppe rH 2. Gretehanime ““] Dreamt That I Dwelt " (* The Bo- "None Tot dhe Wcary Heart "’ hemian Girl Pais London, Tchaikoval-y ‘'Tis the Hyarp in the Aor *' (‘*Maritana”™), 12.0,—Close down, CHARLES WREFORD. 8.20. ALEXANDER McCREDIE. West Country Dialect Recital, “ Jan ob “AL the World 55C GLASGOW. 422 M. the Dinner Jon Steer Cree ees. THE ORCHESTRA; “ There is a An Hour of Melody: Overture, “W812 "cuca Pehokoceky THE WIRELESS QUARTET. 10.0.—WEATHER FORECAST: and NEWS. Sy. (** Maritana "")) Wallace ANDREW FLOOD (Tenor). Su, from are “Yee, Let Mae Local News, Like a Sol- 3.00, THE QUARTET. 10.15.—THE SAVOY obAN DS. Su. from dier Fall” Overture, “ Hungarian Concert "' .... Bela ~ Jenn, Belection, ‘‘ Geneviéve de Brabant " 12.0,—Close. down, 8.30. THE ORCHESTRA. ‘' The Siege of Rowhella ™ ...... 006 Balfe Offenbach 27Y MANCHESTER. 378 M. 8.40. JOHN OLIVERE, G0). ANDREWFLOOD. “The Colleen Bawn" (" Lily of Killar- 1 Bean 35 Lares Schubert 3.0-3.15. | Dennis Woble-and Marjorie Booth ney "'). *@ Vision Entrancing™ ...... @, Thomas (Duettists). ce 4.0-4.10. | ‘The Heart Bowed Down(" The Bo 4.0, THE QUARTET. -an the Fodens Motor Works Band, re- a, 154.0 layed: fratrthe Municipal Gardens, lhemian (tirl Py Bunite, "An Evening Hamble" eee Ae Belection, ** The Girl Who Dida’t'? Eyater 4,10-5.0. Soathport,! 8.50. IDA COWEY. March, “Dawn of Freedom” ...... Lotter 6.0.—Talk to Women. “Scenes That Are Brightest ™ (“ Mari- 6.15.—Children’s Letters. tana *"), 4.30. ANDREW FI.OOD. 5.45-6.30,—CHILDRESS CORNER. *"In the Gipéies' Life ( The Bohemian * Good-Niight, Belowe SaUnEs head Hat fe 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. Girl"), ON Raia oo vos lads aneine MacMwurrowgh 4.8. from. Dondon, 2.0. THE ORCHESTRA, 4.45.—Afternoon Topics. Bports Talk. 5.8. from Lendon, Overture, *‘ Gay Mannering". ....:. Mishop 5.15—CHILDREN'’S CORNER. 7.25,—Musical Interlnde, 8.8. fram. Jonden, 9:10. ALEXANDER RcCREDIE, 6.0.-6.5.—Weather Forecast. for Farmers: 140.—Me. FF. STACEY LINTOTT :! Weekly “When Other Lips" (“ The Bohemian T.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. Talk on Sport. CREE en teat eemsntadeperpet hire eearalereeiene Balfe S.2. from London. “lean Mavourneen “ (“The Lily of Grand Opera. tar|) eeicoveed. tesavccieeiack Benadtet Sports Talk. S28. from London, 7.25.—Local News, (Relayed to “SXX.") $.20, JOHN OLIVERE. "CAVALLERIA ERUSTICANA." *“In Happy Moments '* ("* Maritana *'), 7.40,—Musical Interlode, (Afascagns.) JOHN OLIVERE and ALEXANDER Request —Humour-—Danée, Baavlareen iacsccecitceteceecat STILES ALLEN McCREDIE, Ete 1 “The Moon HathRaised“ (“ The Lily of Bo0-8.0, 5. te Dundes, qe etre RACHEL HUNT Killarney "’), i LOULS HERTEL (Entertainer). Turia iscscscsaseceescc EDWARD LEER 030-12 6. — Programme Sab, rein London. GRACE IVELL and VIVIAN WORTH Alia. 4.5.3: LERTHATS. LETH WATTE { Duetiists), THE “ 22Y " OPERA CHORUS + 2BD ABERDEEN. 495M. THE STATION ORCHESTRA, Chords. Master, &. H. WHITTAKER Conducted by THE.2oy 0". AUGALEN TED 3.a0-5,0—The Wireless Orchesiesn. Peter Rane ORCHESTRA : (Buss). Feminine Topics: - HERBERT «A. CARRUTHERS, Conductor, T. H. MORRISON, 5.40.—_CHILDREN'S CORNER:-: Masic anil 6.0. THE eee ‘A. Tollowed by Bongs by Some Stall Broadcasters, Magic Wate) iisticersce . Sfrauss The Opera Chorus &£0.—This Week's Interesting Anniversary— B10, LOUIS HERtEL. in ( biceral Bex cerpts from Propared by John Sparke Kirkland— . OA) Tee ose as keaepeetrenadns Hertel 'TIHE MASTERSINGERS " “Gueen Ate ip Dead, Anpust lst, 17L4:" { Wativerk 6.30,—Steadman's Symphony Orchestra, relayed 6.20. GRACE 1VELL ond VIVIAN WORTH PN eT cea kz rene pehinzadiee Earl Dituraten 10.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. fromthe Electric Theatre: “Cross-Eyed Clara ood Her Cross-Word SB. from London. T.0.—WEATHER FORECAST Fino N EWS, NOrag hea reences Bretednnrty aia Hteq. Taw Locul News, F Sf, from Jondon: BANDS. &.B. from Sports Lalk, 829. from London, " Follow the Swallow “°)..- wtey Alcnierson 10.15.—THE SAVOY “Apples Were Made for Cider * Londen, 7.25,—Musical Interlude. 8.8. from Dondon. 7.40,— Dr. GEDDES, O.1B-E,, M.A., “ Weather Slermdale-Benneté 12.0.—Close down Lore ind Some Fallactes."* 6.50. THE ORCHESTRA, 5NO NEWCASTLE. 403 M. Scottish Programme. Valse, * Naples ara hidite ees Waldtewjfel JAMES REID (Tenoe}. £.40, GRACE IVELE and VIVIAN WORTH.. 4.0.—Gladvs Edmondteon (Pianoforte). Eva “4ORGE MESTON -{Entertainer), POMEL RAPE: eee ently pacar yee fremg Berlin Lethbeidee (Soprano). Macgrezor Clyde RETO CU ygcr taeera git eeisyceyeee mie ces flantey {Violin}, -Muria, Bellas (Contralto), THE WIRELESS ORCHESTEA, #.0. THE ORCHESTRA. “Keep Smihog ob Trouble")... Acrate r 6.0.—Tea-Time Topics Marie Bellas. Mae. "Anyway the Wind Blows" .... Hanley eregor Clyde, Overture, "Downie Dens of Yarrow." 6,30,—CHILDREN’S CORNER. Mectwrn &.50, LOUIS HERTEL. 6.10:.—Musical Interlude. 8,10. JAMES RELD. A Glimpse. 0” Life... cae Mertel “Bonnie Weo Thing (" .sccseccossce Arttken 6.50,—Poultry Notes, An» Islind Bheiling 90.—DANCE MUSIC, relayed from the GLENEAGLES HOTEL. Su. to Aber. 7.0.—WEATHER, FORECAST and NEWS, Song ea thabsea wadeteas " \ decn and Betfost. Soft from fondo, +Pbe Lsland Herd Kennedy Preaer ie Sif fron Landon. maiden." a 1 ‘Zn {). = my Cer S.8, from London, Smits “Polk. 10.0

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Sanity. Old Streets That Sull Survive. By Lord Gerald Wellesley.* ik Boomers fact that the hovscs in a street hikes themechts have been spoilt by a lot Wireless to Fight Nerve Strain. are all abke does not necessarily produce of added ornament in the worst taste. “This ee E best tonic anyone can haveis to get a street architecturally beautiful. Birt some fine terrace overlooking the river, designed aa away from hig own thonghts, The measure of uniformity must be present. — one block, seemed an é¢xtraordinary improve- wireless aet in my nursing home is helping me do not want to widerrate the picturesquences ofa ment on ay previous row of hduace-of moderate to convince patients of this -troth,” direct. in which everyhouse is different from aize built in London, and there was a rush to These were the words of a kindly, white- ita neghhour, Piccadilly and Whitehall ore live there, Dawid Garrick, the actor, wae ome haired Jady with enthusiastic blue wyes and both fine and heawtiful streets, and we all love of the original inhabitants, natures expressive of her active personality. the charm of the old-fashioned country town The next important street designed by the [ was talking to Mra. William Archer, widew of straggling along with no two frontages on the brothers Adam, about. ITS, was Stratford the famous critic, at her home at King's Langley. tame line. But this pictureaque beanty juat Place, to the gorth of Oscford Street, Thisia 2 She sivocates singing and listenimg te radio happens. It is notthe product of conscious blind alley, opening out into a wide square at Music at a method of fichting nerve ebrain. thought ; itis the result of chanee. the northern end, The north side of this aqUae “T have always been interested,” she told Dignified Old Courtyards, was filled by a stone house with colonnades on me, “in nerve ‘training a9 a means of giving each side, The central part of this house still highly-«trung folkthat relaxation from tension Moat of the streete of London built before the existe, butthe colonnades on each side have whieh they need, Voice training, of course, is year [800 which have come down to us are of been removed to enlarge it. Tt now belongs to only & part of the treatment of nerves, but | the picturesque or haphazard variety, either Lord Derby, have found that.a free use of the voice form an betauge they never were anything else, or The Monumental Manner. admirable channel for the letting out of what beckuee they have been 20 altered that any might otherwise be repressed, io the patient's original basic design is new lost. But there are Stratford Place is a very good example of serious detriment. In fact, voiee training acts a few Jefi. The earliest, though perhaps it is the genius of the Adam brothers, It has not come down to us exactly as it was built, but as a safety. valve, and is invaluable in cases of difficult to talk of them as streets, are the mental disorder,” buildings of the Temple. Both New Court and the changes are confined to the corner house, Pomp Court were built by Sir Christopher Wren onOxford Street, on the cast side, and to Derby The Ideal Tanic. in the late 1670's. ‘These buildings are very House at the northern end. Some doused At Mrs.Archer's nerve-training colony at plain. Practically ‘the only ornament ia om the recently rebuilt have adhered to the old design. King's Langley, which she.has managed for the ecomice: and round the doors, but the good The: original. two. littl watehmat's. boxes. still past twenty-one years, the treatment consists colour and proportions give to these old court- exist at the entrminer, Stratford Place ts .an' principally of classesin which nervous people yards a dignity which is particularly previous, almidt perfect example. of ‘a reatdeftial abrect sing their way back to health. She has made . it i# so close tothe bustling, noisy Strand. in the monumental manner. mental cases a speciality, and has proved again Gray's InnSquare dates from about ‘the sams At thesame time as the Adam bothers were and again that complete recovery is possible, time and has very much the same character. building Stratford Place, they were-aleo working “The songs to avoid,” she explained.“ are About the carliest complete street we have oon Bedford SMa, though the mam design‘of* those which revive past associations which are Jeft in London is Queen Anne's Gate, in Weat- the équare is: the work of. Thornes) Leverton, best forgotten, Unhappy memories, ¢ven when minster, This was built by William Paterson, Bedford Square has survived practically as they are not tragic, always distract the mind the founder of tho Bank of England, in I705, boilt.:. The ornanierit on the houses is confined of anyone suffering from a nervous breakdown, and was originally called ()ucen's Square. Tt to the doors, with the exception af a central That is why a-goml deal ofthe happyand cheerful ia one of the most charming streetsin London, feature on each of the four sides, ' This is some- music now being broadcast is the ideal tomie for and gives one a very good idea of what the best time tne. hoose and sometimes two, bot tt is the sick of mini. parts of the town looked like 220 Wears wir, fimccond and pointed to differentiate rt from “My first endeavour ia always to make a other houses which are yellow brick, patient realize that he must ‘loosen wp,” and Unchanged For Two Centuries. Result of a Covenant. thet the beginning of a nervous breakdown ia Bedford Row, just north of Holborn, has been The largest street designed by the Adam often caused by, concentrating his energies too practically unchanged for 20) years: One of brothers,” and formerly, perhaps, the finest of much, By cnecuraging him to sing, the first the houses on the east sie has a magnificent the regular streets of London, is Portland Place, atep. is taken on the road to recovery, for it jslinted staircase which shows that these houses The great width of this street is due ton covenant immediately relieves that feelingof strain,” were once the private residences of important made by the ground landlord with the original “G.B5," Asa Pupil. people. Nowthey are let out as offices, generally owner of Foley House, which stood where the to solicitors, A very charming and little-known Mrs. Archer has had many famous people in Langham: Hoetel-now stamds: that. ne douses homegencous street of carly cighteenth century her home, butshe didnot wish to mention nagies; thould be built to the north of his site, As at although she saidthat Mr, George Bernared ilite ia Featherstone Buildings, parallel to Red Bedford Square, there was a central feature to Lion Street, to the east. Shaw's recent romark that he was one of her each block of houses, and such decoration as patients was hardly correct. The streets that | have mentioned ao far are there is was concentrated on these central “Mr. Shaw was one of my pupils,” shecon- all regular strecta, built at the same time with blocks; but now the houses are of such unequal fidted, “bunt not a patient. He haa been a life- howees of identical design. But in the second heights, owing to having additional storeys, Jong friend of both myself and my late husband, hali of the eighteenth century. they became while many have been pulled down and blocks and has always taken the greatest interest in more ambitious and, instead of making each, of flats erected, that the original effect of the house alike, they began to designblocks of the home and my work.” street ia very moch apoiut. howses with a house in the middle rather more A wirtless receiving sct has been installed important than ita neighbours, and very often An Imposing Effect. recently atMrs, Archer's home, and she is now houses at each end to complete the. general The last of the big achemes carried out by anxious to have a low! speaker. Like many composition, the Adam brothers were the worth and east other people, she is net fond of listening with eles Of Fitzroy Square, built about170. head-phones, and, besides, she has twenty Two Famous Brothers. Unlike their other. streeta, which were built patients all wanting to listen at once, The brothers Adam, were-the first to build in of yellow brick with ornament in cement, these “The next best thing to training one’s own this fashion, and their creations seemed to our two blocks of honses, which are not identical, voice,” ghe said, “is to listen to the voice of forefathers very magnificent. are built of Portland stone with enrichments others, and I have noticed that any extreme The brothers were speculative builders, and in cement, now rather badly decayed, The tension soon disappears #4 soon as the wireless their first vontore, about the year 1768, was te fact that theao two sidea of Fitzroy Sq are aet is ewitehed on, I look upon browdeasting, reclaim part of the foreshore of the Thames and arc built in stone givea them a magnificence therefore, as a powerful factor tending to main- built on it the Adelphi Terrace and the stréeeta which no other blocks of moderate. sized hanes tain the sanity of the nation.” hk. PF. H. behit called Adam Street, Robert Street; in London possess, and though they have beon ———— John Street, and so on, The worl“ Adelphi” much ill-treated by large notices in ugly lettering Istreest hes been oroused in. Hull by the ia Greek for brothers, spattered over them, they still make a very tatement of Mir. © Hi: Gore; M.A., who has The Royal Terrace, as it was originally called, imposing effect, They are the best specimens been re-elected President of the Hull Voead looked very differentat the time it waa built cf the exterior of the Adam brothers in London, Society, that he considered the poor support from what-it doea now. The river washed the London developed very rapidly at. the begin: given to the concerts was due to the appeal of arches on which itstood, while now itis separated ming of last century, and so for the next. fifty wircleas, He thought, however, that eventually from the water by the Enihankment Gardens OF sixty vears regular streets are the rule rather wireless would increase the audiences, “as and the Embankment itself, Moreover, the than the exception. The semi-detached -yilla Musical Festivals and broadcasting were. doing “fn a Talk Trem Fens waa a creation of the mid-Victorian epoch, Volnable work in providing a musical educmtion,

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N Monday next, July 27th. the Poatmaster- being obtained through a safety gate, which, received the kind co-operation of the Poat General will open the world’s greatest when opened, makes impossible the switching Office engineers, who have done all they could broadcasting station at Daventry, Northampton- on of the power. to provide the best lines at their command. shire, The control of the whole apparatus, including The Western Electric Company, who are The new station will, of course, take over operation of the running machinery, is effected designing the special line amplifier, have the functions of the Chelmsford experimental at a control table in a corner of the trans- co-operated with theB.B.C. and the Post station of providing a programme for those who mitting room. Should the engineer on duty Office in this matter. are outaide the range of our medium-power netics anything wrong, he can switch off Turning new’ to the mast and acrial system, stations, and an alternative programme for everything by pushing one button... A modified the acrial is held up bytwo triangular steel the more fortunate listeners inside the range, choke control circuit, designed to overcome the masts each S00 feet high, and provided with The programme will continueto be relayed from necessity for a chamsy choke, ia used with the three seta of stays. The masts are placed S00)feet London by means of a Post. Office landline, but usual diive’ cirenit to ensure constancy af apart, and the power house fiself is placed a small studio has been provided in the station wave-length. The tranamitting ronm also centrally between the masta, buildings, which will be used ad occanions contains. the auxiliary machinery for pumping AT" type sausage aerial has been erected, arize for special announcements, : to a tank in the roof the water used for cooling the horizontal portion of which is 60) feet long The studio will be used for the opening cere- the valves, and a «mall workshop and stores and contains ten wires, while the vertical portion mony,and ia equipped with speech input appar- is situated at one end. contains six, the hoops holding them being o autus similar to that used in the other studios, The machinery room contains the main feet 6 inches im diameter. The whole of the power switchboard and the eight machines work of the aerial and mast systema has bern Choosing the Site. done under contract with the Radio Communi- side, and of various types which supply the necessary Let me now turn to the technical cation Company. tell of some of the troubles we haveencountered power to opcrate the wireless apparatus. Only during the erection period and how we have five machines work at the same time,the Two Earth Systems. Owing to the considerable length of the overcome them. othera being duplicates for use in the event of down lead, four stays aré teed to Choosing the site was the first steome problem, remembering that the prevent it from swaying. Twoseparate authorities bad laid down that the earth bystema are provided; one is an station was to be situated north of a earth for the machinery andthe frame- line drawn between the Severn and work of the wireless apparatus, and the Wash, and that we wanted site the other is the main wireless earth, fulfilling the Government's comditions The former consists of three strips of so Paced that as much as possible of copper sheeting, buried in the gronnd the area served by the station would underneath the power hovse and be land and not sea, for obvious running the whole length of it, suit- Tears, able connecting strips being brought Up tos point, this waa « simple up at intervals. Thelatter consists geographical problem, and there was of a ring of zinc plates placed in a littl: doubt that the station would be 100 feet radius circle from the lead-in best placed somewhere in the neigh- insulator, bourhoml of Daventry, as a 100-mile dust below the lead-in insulator eircle round this town encroached on is fixed a copper band, from which #ea in three places only, The more radiate thirty-six wirea of intervals difficult problem was to find the exact of 10 degrees, andthes are carried location, remenibering that the spot to10 feet poles on tho circumference should be as high ws possible, near bid of the circle, and thence led down main roads aud railway, reasonably and connected to the zime earth flat-overabout thirty acres, geologically PREPARING THE * EARTH.” plates, suitable for mast foundations and Sinking one of the thirty-six huge plates which make up the A good symmetrical carth has been wireless “earth,” capable of access ' earth " system of the giant aerial at Daventry, Each of these thus obtained, amd it ia interesting from the main road, near and capable plates measures six feet by. three. to note that, owing to the high of connection to water and clec- elevation of the ground, the topa of the tricity services, aswell a# to telephone lines. breakdown, An economy has been miade in this masts are actually higher above’ sea level respect by having two small machines instead than the masts which are used)ot the new Power From Northampton. of one large machine for any one purpose ; Post Office station at Hillmorton, and After a prolonged search, a site fulfilling thus it is not necessary to have a large machine which can be seen quite clearly from the all these conditions was found in Borough Daventry site. Hill, about one mile south of Daventry, There as a duplicate, but only a small once, The we have procured a flat plateau of about power for these machines is led on to the site A Government Ruling. by a duplicate: cable at. 11,000 volts 3 phase, 58 acres at an average height above sea level and this 15 transformed down in a separate sub- It is early yet to say what results will be of 63) feet. A private road leads to it from obtained from the station as compared with the station building to 375 volts, A small overhead the main London-Birmingham road, a water travelling crané forma part of the equipment resulta from Chelmsford, supply was already available in an adjacent of the machine room and the floors of both this Poesibly, the move will be an unfavourable field, and arrangements lave been made with one for Hsteners on the South-East oonat ; the Northampton Electric Light and Power and the transmitting room are finished with a dusiiess composition giving a good back- but the decision to move the site from near Company to supply power from Northampton, London so auch further North was: taken on ground to the apparatus. twelve miles distant. account of «a Goverament ruling, Naturally, A building to house the 25 kow. transmitter was Guarding Against Breakdowns. the Government, in deciding upon the 1ecessity next designed, and it includes, in addition The amplifier room is equippedwith the of moving the permanent atation further from io the main wireless room, a machine room, necessary Line amplifiers, by which the electrical London had to bear in mind the possible etudio, amplifier, battery and instrument. impulses -reeeived “over the landline from jainming caused to other important wireless rooms, amltwo offices, The total oor space London arc amplified before being fed to the zervices, as well as the probable dishocation in 7424. square feet, of which 3,260 square modulator panela in the transmitting room, of some receiving sets, fect are taken upby the actual transmitting In the room adjoining are stored the accumu- Everyone is working very hard to get things apparatus. This latter has been designed and lator batteries for the amplifiers and arrange- ready by Monday. ‘ made by the Marconi Company and is on the ments for. charging them. Everything is dup- Wo shall very. probably have: many little unit system—that is, the apparatus for cach licated, so that the chance of breakdown: is troubles to get over to start with, andwe separate operation is self-contained in a polished brought to «&. minimum, ask for the goodwill of listeners, until. we have aluminiom framework. ‘The frameworks are Many experiments have been made on the overcome this trymg period and have settled neatly spaced and the whole is surrounded by landline in order to secore the best quality down to vive everyone & really satisfactory a polished steel rail, access to the apparatus of transmission. In this matter the B.B.C. ‘thas Bervice.

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id Do you remember,” sald Eddy anything like that happening. : Ag you can ste — Swan, « when you were in the he. pressed it away from himself, causing the filament to slacken" it's.a very neat and efficient lab. at school, and the retorts and spring which keeps the filament always ‘taut beakers would break when heated ?” without putting any strain on it. It * takes up the “Don't ['" replied Will B. Shown, reminiscently— slack whes the current ison and compensates for and the biting sarcasm of the “kemmy' master the tension when its. off, who threatenedto have special cast-iron apparatus av Ee le cogent of elucek slab" he ensiek: made for et Se - this spring nullifes accidental knocks or jars. If Anyway,” continued Eddy, “I expect that’ you you've gof a portable cel, you can take Edjswan know by now that it was all your own fault. You Valves. about with. you and be sure of the usual couldn't get it into your head that the expansion of A.b. service when listening-in time arrives. the glass‘on heating resulted in cracking when, as OT,at all lear” was generally the case, the job was done carelessly.” “Tl didn't come in here Sox's lecture, said Will, As daylight,” returned Will. “En al with an injured- look ; -but Eddy took: no notice of at-tension— this: “It's the same with this flament;” he explained. "Never mind about. that,” remarkedEddy; “As soon as the current heats it, if expands and “From what I've told you about the Edigwan _ lengthens. switeh the current off, and it contracts: method of relieving it, yOu Can sec that Tt means It it was fixed between eo rigid supports this relieving the temper «as well, In addition there's change in length would cause it to snap almost the saving of a goodly amount of money. “Taking immediately, ‘This,"-he went on, taking hold ofa them all round, therefore, it’ must be casy to j metal strip bent at right angles to the filament uuneatand just why Ediswan Valves are recognised Support, 18 fixed im all Ediswan Valves to prevent Britains Most Dependab!e Valves... is (To be iced)

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= = The letters “5.5. printed im Plalice im these raeTies WEDNESDAY. “Lishestraume *" (Moeturne DTT, }. sient a Simuliantowe Broadcaét tram the ige ren= 4,005.0, Tha "2BE” Quartet. Symphonie Poom, ' Lea Préludes.” 5.30.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. Grand Opera. 2BE 439 M. §.45-ea habits Lathes, 6.0, THE ORCHESTRA. SUNDAY. 70,—WEATHER FORECAST and) NEWS. Overture, Don Giovanni" ...... Mozart 2..00-6..0.—Programme SB. from London. S.A. from Doneon, 6.8, CONSTANCE WHLLLs 6.44, The Station Choir. Mr. HERMAN KLEIN. 8.8. from London. (with ORCHESTRA}. Hymn, “ lf lt Were My Soul's Desire.” 7.25,—Loecal Nows, “ Happho'a Farewell ... 0.0.0. Gounod Anthem, “ Holiest, Breathe an Evenmg 7.30.—Musical Interlude. 8.8. from London, €" Voee eaeoe aatelriest oi- Ponehietle Blessing ™ a. Sir George Marty 7.35—Reyal Horticultural Society Talk. 8.8. * Voi che Sapete Pat Mozart The Rev, W. A. ‘SUMMERS, B.Se., of from London, a26, THE ORCHESTRA. University Road Moravian Clrurch. Symphony Concert. “Prize Bong” for Violin and Orchestra Address. THE AUGMENTED STATION + ; _ Wagner Hymn, “When on My Day of Life the ORCHESTE.A + £ . 4 0 , CONSTANCE WILLIE. Night t Falling.” Conducted byt. ARMSTRONG OLBBS, ” Lilo Must be Full | §.15--10.0.——Programme 3.8, from Aberdeen, and FE. GODFREY BROWN. of Core ** ws |Aigh the Faughan 1,014. Pregame SOB. from Londen, BOSE MYRTIL (Mexeo-Boprian-). “Here On My] Drover" J WF tdticrgres Teth THE ‘ORCHESTRA. Throne”... KIONDAY. ‘Entrance ofthe Gods '...... 6.- . Wagner ™ Here Am I lat Beauty!a Room ' Phorm 4.0-5,.0.—The.“ 2BE™ Quartet. Armstrong Gibbs. “ Now's ‘the Time to Love ('* Mereille “) 5.40.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. Crossings Suite from the Fairy Play by Goran 6.53—0.0.—Children’s Letters, Walter de la Mare. 8.5 THE ORCHESTRA. 7.0—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. (Conducted, by the Composer.) Grand March from ** Tannhiuser ™ Wagner S28. from London, 8-10. ROSE MYRTIL. Oriental Music. Mr. J) BP. LEWIS. SB, from London, ‘Aa I Layin he Early Sun.’ 6.0, THE ORCHESTRA. Local News. “The Hella" (‘' Five Songs *"). Onental Nautch Dance, Op.188 Voellstedtt 7.20.— Musical Interlude. 8.8. from London. = Negle:sete Moon *(" Midsummer Mad- * Japariéese Suite " Holst 7,40-8.0,—Speeches om the otcasion of the ness *"). ~ Bebe Oot 6 chee ee Berge Official Opening of the New High-Power “ Arrogant Poppies * (° Midsummer Mad- Hindu Preyer; Geisha Dance ;) Arabien Bintion, “SUG. from Daventry. mesa ""}. Festival March. (Accompanied by the Composer.) aha, GERALD MACHAMARA Comedy and Light Opera, MARJOBRIE BOOTH (Soprang). 6.25.."Fria for Violin, Violoncello and Pianoforte. ai | - aanby Magic,” Professor Dudd's University Extinétion DENNIS. NOBLE | Baritone), id An * Siesta "3 “The Open Road ” ; TLoeetures: THE STATION ORCHESTRA, Old Song." No. D.—" The Evolwtion of “Muasie,"! B.D, DENNIS NOBLE, (ERNESE: Ay A. STONELEY, REGINALD THE ORCHESTRA, “The Veomen of England i . German DOBSON, CO. ARMSTRONG GIBBS.) March Medley, “' Martial Moments ™ bas Ot ie ee a ea eee ee Jones #40, ROSE MYRTIL, Aubrey. Winter “The Cobbler's Song" soe JVORKOM “When | Was Une-mocd-Twenl a 10,0-10.45.—Programme &.8. from London, MABJORIE BOOTH. Silver. “iE Time, Time-' nats "Pe (Ce Wha Passo! Wrist ling.” SATURDAY. i Mary * 2 eee a eee em eed wey - Mwfonckion YeEVE EVER, 4,0-4,0,—The * SBE" Tro, EE, 3. Harms (Solo “In Yorkshire’ . (Acccompanied by the. Composer.) Clarinet), THE ORCHE'STRA. HOG, THE ORCHESTRA, “ Rustic Dance” (“A Country Girl") h.0-5.5.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. Ballet Mase {tum Minte:Hhinck’s "Phe 4.50=6,(),—Childiren’s Laotters, Afonebton Betrothal." 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, MABRSORIE BOOTH and DENNIS (Condimted ln the Composer. &.8 from London, NOBLE, EsSwing Song acs Messager French and Russian. Bporte Talk. S86. fran Donen. $. 10. THE ORCHESTRA.” T=25. Local News, A. Bad,EL he | ais Boy“. The Monckton Incidental Music from “The For, Maid Popular Programme. Tow Linnet ay Geich 7 fePe et rey brags Aree cs Bite THE BATION ORCHESTRA. Ist Enitr'acte in (+ Minor, Act IT. BK. M. RENT (Tenor). THE ORCH ESTHA. nd Entr'acte in E Flat, Act. 111. Ono-step, “ Flafly Peta’... Gilbert TONT FARRELL (The Pianist Composer), Snd Entr'acte in D Minor, Act IV. 0, THE WELLINGTON PLAYERS Pally THE ORCHESTRA, §.25.—Suite, “ Children’s ‘Talea ...0cc0cs Liedow present Suita, “At The Fountain” ...... Fitlogdel 1.40.0yertine, “La Mutt dhe Mini ™ 4 The Golliwog's Cake Walk " (* Children’s “CUPS AND SAUCERS,” Pittadcy-Koraaked By George Grossmith, are ee ie es ta nach a arecaie Dehuary 9.50.—March on& Russian Theme, Op. 76 OC Aermmoaters, Entr'acte, “The Teddy Bears’Pienic ™ Olosaanar Mrs. Naukeen Worcester (a China Maniac} Bratton 10.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. * "The Gumautker's March™ (Butte, “In A SHEILAH HILL &.E. from London, General Deelah... DAVID WILSON ereho ree ate wi ee Groner 10.15.—Programme So, from London, 7.6, TONL FARRELL. Play produced by Madame DRINKWATER. 10.45.—Cloee down, 0.30,—HALF-AN-HOUR of DANCE MUSIC. “Goodie on the Grice » Toni Farrell “ Drowsy Noon (Suite, L—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. THURSDAY. S28. from London, May Day hess eas see patton Pinviera 10.15.—Prepranne 8.8, from: London, 4.0-5.0.—The Station Orchestra. Willinan “Walso Pastorale",..... 10.45.—Close down. Boyd (Tenor), C. Armstrong Gibbs “Why Did-I Kiss That Girl? treated in the (Pianciorte}, Emest A. A. Stoneley manner of a Mozart Sonata, a Honry VELL, TUESDAY. (Violin). Dance, and os a Tchaikovsky Sym- 11.30-12.30,—Gramophone Records, 40.-—_CHILDREN'S CORNER. phony.

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in D, and Four Pieees: from Suite in DD pa (-11,.30.—Programme S.A. from London, OMS) Share hoe rewire Stephen Adame Major for String Orchestra, by Bach, “ Drinking Song" (“The Mose of Persia *') (Johann Sebastian Bach died in 17a0.) FRIDAY. Sullivan Herbert Woodburne (Haritone), 11.a0-1 2,40.—Gramophone Recarda, “ Wirvana " See ee Shephen clone £.20.—CHILDREN'S CORNER, 4.0-6.0.—The* 2BE'" Quintet. a22 TONT FARRELL, B.O6-1.0.—Chdldinens ettars. 5.41L—_CHILDRER'S OORNER, Fox-trot, “ Hopscotch * "| 7.0—WERATHER. FORECAST and KEWS. §.50-0,0.—Chilairen's Letibers, * Playtime: * ote on Porrell Fae from Lodo, T0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. “ Paseopied " JAMES: AGATE, oiiu8. Jrow London, theBL from London, Improvisations: on Suppested Themes. ATKINSON, &.8.-from London. eh 25,;— Local News, ‘ S240. Rk. MM. RENT, Aaa—eesal Mew, c ed 0, —Mudica! Intertlade. 5.4. from Londo, “Love, Love, Sometimes 1 Dresm Of Tt" Oj —Mr..: J, 8. BLL: Su. from London, THE STATION. QORCHE SA LRA. i" Gabrebe Py eeseee elreh, Popes 6.0.—Sa BALLAD CONCERT, ATK fromLondon. > CONSTANCE WILLIS (Contralto}. “Like Stars Above“ BH. Souere $.5.—KADIO RADLLNCH REVUE, S.8, fron GERALD MACNAMARA, * Come to the Fair“ .... Fosthepe Mortin Lond, ({Humorgus. Lecture} G2. THE ORCHESTEHA. 1OO—WEATHER FORECAST and KEWS. Popular Favourites by Liszt. Entracte, “The First Rag pa. Fteda S68. from Londan, {Died L886.) Bridal March from “ Lohengrin" Wagner 10.15.—DANCE MUSIC, relayed from: Glen. Tod, THE ORCHESTRA. $.0.—DANCE MUSIC relayed from Gleneagles eaghs Hotel, iSi, Fou: Gite Hiunhgurian Rhapsody in DD Minorand Hétel.. S28. from Ghesgonw, 11.30, Gloas clin, : eee 10,0-12..0,—Prearanuné S25, frome Lomo, G Maja, 214 — RADIO TIMES -—— | dit: Bora, 1S, — ce = ————

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- Dundee eadae (Continued from the previous col.) Edinburgh Programme. HAROLD COPESTICE (Solo "Cello}. 2DE d31 M. Engheh, “Golden Shambers: Kaisa Your 2ZEH 328 M. Week Beginning Sunday, July 26th. Eyes " eeeee, Corio Serpe Week Beginning Sunday, July 26th. Anh, THE ORCHESTRhA. SUNDAY, July 26th. Felection of Seattish Folk Bongs. SUNDAY, July 26th. Peeeee Progra fare AA from Gifenapernt, GRETTA. THEN, $.90—-6..0,— Programme S.8. from Londai. f.. Braw, Braw. Lads" 6,090, — World's Pdacetional Conference : Com- BD, ~P page THe! sw pro Edinburgh. ) Alfred 0.15-10.0,—rogranane AB froin Alden, Boot bish There Wwasin Lad Was munity Hymn Singing Concert, conducted 10.014. rogromane SLR. from London. | Born in’ Kyle ™ sat] iteffat by Biro WALFORD DAVIES, LL.D., “Hen berate Bridal Mua. Dow, MONDAY, July 27th. 7 Ly Procession eo Adtlress by theRey, J. HARRY MILLER, 32-4. 30,— The Station trie, Afternoon Topres. Hebrides:Wea Pad of|Heart i| Aennedy 7 CELE. DY: “The Funetion of Praise h.30.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. irae ce Pax Jracer in Worship.” RKRelayed from the Usher 0-85, —Chitthrens laetbers. Hall, (8.5. bo other Sintions. f.o% WILLIAM HARTLEY(Solo Violin). é.40-8.0,— Programme 8.8. from Landon. 9.15-10.0,—Pregrame SE. from Abertecn, 40-101. — Programme SB. from Glasgow. Scottish, Lochnagar'...carr. WW. Hartley 10-10,45.—Progrmnme &. 8. from London, 10.0—10,45:—Pregnne SB. fron Londen. 10.0—10, 1h, Prograpne 8.8, from Iondow, MONDAY, July 27th. TUESDAY, July 28th. Station Director's. Talk, 11 0-12-30,— Recital of Now rm phond a—4.0.—The Station Pianoforte. Tro, More Opera. 5.0.—CHILDREN'S CORNER, Reeords. 3.20—4.30.— Kinnaird Hall Pieture House (r- 10.20, THE ORCHESTRA, 6. 50-6.0,—Children's Letters, 40-7210 Programing SOB. from Eoilon, chesira, Mareh, * Fong es see es ee agner

— 7.10-7.25.—Mr.- EDWARD ALBERT, M.A. i.30.— CHILDREN'S CORNER, RECINALD W HITE HEAD, 6, 5,—hildren’a Letters. Reet. “" T¥minnie Love * =f “mnping Towars.* 6£.40-10/15.—Programne SB. from onda. Aria, “ Ye Veedant Hills "|... ,... Havel h-10.45.— Programe 5.8. fron London. 1. 15-11.30.— Programme &. Bi. pron irigegowt, (RI Wsas espe so | TUESDAY, July 28th. WEDNESDAY, July 2h. “0 tu Palermo” (* Vespri. Sicilian") 11.30) 12. 30.— Gramophone Records anil Lalla $.0+4.30.— The Station Trio, Afternoon ‘Popice. Verdi L. Brown (Soprany), Bella 8, Mitchell (Boprano). THE: ORCHESTRA. 2(-4.0.—The Station Fianoforte Trio, 5.30).—CHILDREN'S CORN ER, Aare Teoeen ae since cee a a eo REE f.0.—CHILDREN Ss CORNER, 6.0-6.5.—Children'a Letters. 1h4S,.-—Close down, 6.00- 6.0} Children’s Letters. b=Programe SOB, from Gondor, 6.40-11.30.— Programme 8.8. from: London, SATURDAY, August Ist. WEDNESDAY, July 29th. THURSDAY, July 30th. 0-4.50,—The Station Trio, Afternoon Topic 04030.— Kinnaird Hall Picture House Or- F, Eliot Dobie (Gass-Bantone}—Song 4.(0.—Tha Station Pianeiorte Tr, Cheshra., Recital: hh ll, Song Recital by 4.30.—CHILDREN'S CORNER, BRECGISALD WHITEHEAD | Bass). 6.00, —CAT CORES 'S GOR ER, 6,0-6.5.—Children’s Letters, irroup IJ, hbo 740).Progranine SA. from Gondayi, 60-6 5.—Childron’s- Lather. © Gone, Live with Me" (1591) (The Pas- TaAth—Mr DT. M. COUNMMING SKINNER, hao 7.40). ~Preqramme AA from Landon, flonate Shepherd to Ars Gove) Aarkowe Roadside. Talika; No. 4 The Last of 1.4.—" SDE Sports. Corer. ~ “The Willow Song" (Wordaby Shake- the Dragons,” B.0-9.0,-—Progranues SOA. fron Glasyon, SPOGG) chew bead bees PPO ee oheGLE fare 8,0—100,—$_ Progranine SB. from Glasgoin, * Gently ia the Pair Stream Flowing “(Air : 10-11.0. Programme Su. from Londen, 6.0—12.0,— Programme 3.8. from Dondon, “ T Live Not Where I Love) (1788-1943)

— =a —= ——-= ——————— Muacfarren FRIDAY, July 1st. “Man ta for the Woman Made’ (1719) $.30—1.30.—RKinnaird Hall Picture: House Chr {Continwed from col. 3.) chestra. Co Waray ig ce einen freon, Group LT. 620, CHILDREN'S COBNER, B32. JOHN PETRIE BIUNN. be. —Childten'’s Letters, Toocata int! Major, Op. 7)... Schanenn eeaT ee ee « Gourd i407.Pragromae S.A. from London. Sehr ini Fe Minar 4.64. Mendelseotin “As One May Sip” (" Khan 7.40,.—The Rov. W. MURSELL, MA. A 8d EILEEN BINGHAM, Pata yaoi yee ey eRe Beisty RE EERE et ate eras ace ec Country Cottage,” 5.0. fron Aberdege, Cheer ese veeeee aca Berlin erePED ee ore rg a ie gk a Masse net ‘Three Songs of the’Sea. -....5..% Quilter Operatic Evening. “The 8ea-Bird ; “ Moonlight"; ** By es PRSs cama ad al eee rele Hageman GERTRUDE EDGARD (Mez2o-Boprano). the Sen,” GRETTADON (Soprano). 6.54, JOHN PETRIE DUNN. 5.0,—ICHILDREN'S CORNER. REGINALD WHITEHEAD (Baas). Imprompt iG Flat ...... 62.65 Chepin 6, 4)-6.0,—Children's Letters, ERNEST BELL (Fleutist)- Bromeleig: lees cisaeeas pegs tei Liszt 6.40-7.45,—Programume SB. from. London, THE AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA : Part IT. 7.35.—Mr, J. & CHISHOLM: Horticultural Under the Direction of 16. Capt. P. P. ECKERSLEY, Chief Engineer, Talk. WILLIAM HARTLEY. British Broadcasting ‘Company. 7.40-8.0.—Programme $8, from London. 8.0. THE ORCHESTEA, GRACE IVELL and VIVIAN WORTH 6.0-0.).—Programa SB. from Glasgow. Overture, “The Bohemian Girl". Balle (Entertainers). 10.0-10.45.—Programme 8.8, from London. GERTRUDE EEXSARD. LOUIS HERTEL (Entertainer). 16.45-12.0.—“ THE ROMANY REVELLERS,"* “OQ Luce di Quet’ anima”, ... Donizetti THE EUTERPE DANCE from the Dunedin Polois de Danse, “Son Vergin Versa so. ... 6. Beilin ORCHESTRA. THURSDAY, July 30th. Waltz Songfrom “ Romeo and Juliet" i. Li GRACE IVELLand VIVIAN WORTH, ffounod Shoapy Hollow Tine?” .osekai cae Arownds 11.30-12.30.— Gramophone Records and Andrew Simpaon (Tenor). THE ORCHESTHA. Cross“Eyed Clara and Her Crosa-Word 4.041.0.—The Station Pianofarte Trio. Belection, ™ Toseaeos eeh bea eae Pucetni Crease ea. » Hep Lew 8.30) REGINALD WHITEHEAD. §.0.—CHILDREN'S CORNER, Recit., "1 Rage, | Melt, 1 Burn”. . Handel 9.75, THE ORCHESTRA. 4.50—6.0.—Children's Lettera, Aria, “© Buddier Than the Cherry” In Selections from their Repertoire. 6.40-11.30.—Programme 8.8. from London, (Act and Galatea"). 0... cee Handel 0.36, LOUIS HERTEL. ‘eSpaw oe eben Hertel FRIDAY, July 31st. Vuleon’s Song": ("Philemon “and 20-4.0.— The Station Pianoforte Trio, Pan ee ae kk ae yeere pes » Crowned 1. GRACE WELL and VIVLAN WORTH §.0.—CHILDREN'S CORNER, 5.48, THE ORCHESTRA. OM hg ka gaat chee feeceace. Berlin 4.00-6.0,.—Children's Dettera, “Softly Awake My Heart (“ Samecn EMR ry nc kce o-m 5 gerund Hanley 6.40-3.0,— Pregrome SUB, fran Donde, and’ Delilah) lee ee Saint-Saens “F'n Wondariul ag eeen bce Dareacati. INAUGURATION OF NEW ERNE!BT BELL. 1i.0.--WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. PREMISES, Piccolo Golo,:" E'Eanes ay ees Ferdi SH. from London. 4 HOUSE-WABRAING.”™ 8.55, GERTRUDE EDOGARD. Lacal News, Sw8. to Glasgow and Aberdeen, “0 Patria Mia) Apa. eee Ferdi 11.5. THE GORCHESTRA. Part I. “ Casta Diva, che inargenti™...... Bellini In Selections from their Repertoire, EILEEN BINGHAM (Soprana}. Bolero, * Merce, dilette anmiche"... .Perds 125, LOUIS HERTEL. JOHN PETRIE DUNN (Solo Pianoforte), 8.10. THE ORCHESTRA. CE Ri RELMe asad acne seis Hertel 8.0 JOHN PETRIE: DUNN. BalletMusic: from: Fatet "20... Gornaet 10.35, THE ORCHESTRA. Sonata in B Flat Major, Op, 22 Beethoven Folk Songs and Music. Tn FPelections from their Repertoire. Allegro con brio; Minuetto ; Rondo, 6.20, UBRETTA DON. 10.45.—Close down. 8.20. EILEEN BINGHAM. English ti TheRed Rosebud ' arr. Clive SATURDAY, August Ist. “Hark, the Echoing Air™ ..... Purcell ' Bowe borough Fair" Carey O-4.0,—The Station Pianoforte Tria, “Oona tine: Base apileg ee arne ata Ee Ae Enchanted Valley \ ; ,—CHILDREN'S CORNER, “ My Mother Bids Mo Bind My Hair ™ Trish .. Love At My Heart cL et af IF ceed Se he Aaya

5.oe 6.0.—Chuldren's Letters, 1,40-12.0.—Progrowvane 808, from Loudon. (Continued in the next column.) oe (Conttnged tn the previoos colamn.)

- RADIO TIMES {Juny 2ére, 1925

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—_. RADIO TIMES — at _ Juny Bare, 1885.) ee = = (Continged from the precious column.) Leeds—Bradford Hull Programme. fiusio in these respoctse-——i waa heard in 6KH 335 M. the Ba-Ronen district orthe Borders of Programme. Delage Bay, South Africa. 2L5 346 M. 310 M. Week Beginning Sunday, July 26th. W. MAYES, 2.0, ARTHUR Week Beginning Sunday, July 26th. Recitals from Dickens, SUNDAY, July Lhth. 6.30, From Many Counties. +. 30—6.0 Programme G5. fron Londen, SUNDAY, July 26th. £.0-9.0— Programme 8.8, from Eedisiburgh. GERALD KAYE. 2.30-—0.0.— Programe SR. from: Lowder, Cocety Astaim: °1T Know Where. I'm 9.0-10.45.— Programme AA from Jahan 4.0 0.0). —Propracnnne A. jrom Edtnbergh, Gang ccseerech epee Traditional MONDAY, July 27th. (Unaccorpariexd.} Hu) 10, 45.—Progratiene ehh rom Landon, 3.0.—Music relayed from the Majestic Picture WINTFRED COLE, MONDAY, July 27th. House. Surrone: —** Robina! Thrish * f45-3.45,—The Station -Trin 4.0-4.30.—Afternoon. Topica. Traditional, arr. i. 2, Broadivoed 245—CHILDRENS CORNER: Unele Bob's $.15,—(Children’s Letter, DOROTHY FORREST. Evenny of Bong and Story. §.25-6.(,— CHILDREN'S CORNER. Youksatre: “Three Dile Dances 6, Choldiren se Letters, 6.40-10.45.—FPragranme 5.8, from London, arr. Arthur Wood 6.25.—'Teens’ Corer: “Drama and Ita Ex- TUESDAY, July 28th. GERALD EATE, ponents" (19), by Uncle Thespis. 3.0,—Herman Darewski and his Band, relayed Comprenasn : “ Gecause [ Wore Shy ” 6.40-7.10,— Programme 8.5. from London, from the Bpn, Bridimgton, Traditional, arr. 1, Johnstone 1.10-7.25,—Mr. J. FIELDING: “ Hinta to 4.0-4.30.—Afternoon Topics, WISIFRED COLE and Amateur Photographers.” §.15.—Children’s Letters. GERALD KAYE. 7.30-10,45,— Programme A.B. from London, Somenser: “ The Keys of Canterbury.”~, 6,25-6.0.—CHILDREN'S CORNER, Trovit, err. Foughorn Wellin TUESDAY, July 28th. 6.20-6,.30.—Hull Wireless Society's Talk. 11.30-12,30,—Musical Interlude, #.40-11.90,— Programme SB, from London, WINTFRED COLE. Devoxsaine: “1 Will Give My Love An 4.15.—Dance Orchestra, relayed from the WEDNESDAY, Joly 29th. Apple "' Majestic Restaurant, Leeds. 3.0,.—Wisie relayed from the Mujeatic Picture Traditional, arr. VaughanWiliams 5.15,.—Afternoon Topics. Howe, GERALD EAYTE. o43,—UHILDREN'S CORNER: A Musical -4.30,—Afternoon Topics. Trroxe: “1 Know My Love ” Traditional and Dramatic Evening (10) by Unecko Max. 15.— Children's Dettera. (Unaccompanied. } 6,20,.—-Children’s Lejters, CORNER. (.25,— "Teens Corner: “The Romance of the

Sr#5-0,.—CHILDREN'S il oe 10.0-10.45.— Prerome 5.8. from London, 40-7,35.— Programme 8.8. from London, Commonplace” (10), by RB. D. Greon, ah5.—Royal Horticultural Society Bulletin. SATURDAY, August Ist. MA, (Unele Bob), lf 0-10.45.—Programme S.B. from London, 6.40—-7,40.— Programme 5.8. from Landov. mf 4 $.0.—Hermean Darewski and his Bana, 7.40-7.55.—Mr 0, W, BANKS: “Tennis July 36th. 4.02. 30), — A feet "‘Lopics. THURSDAY, Topics." 4.0.—Herman Darewski-and bis Band, §,.15.—Children'’s Lotiers, §.25-6.0:—CHILDREN'S CORNER. 8.0-11.30.—Pregranune SOB. from London, 4.0-4.50,—Afternoon. Topics 6.16,—Children’s Letters, 6.40-12,0,— Programme 8B. from London, WEDNESDAY, July 29th. 6.25-1.0.—CHILDREN'S CORNER, LL-12.30.—Musical Interhede, 6.40-11.30,— Programme SE. fron Lordon. 4.15-6.15.—Signor Calamam and his Orehestri, (Continued from column 3.) FRIDAY, July 31st. relaved from the Scala Theatre, Leeds, $.0.—Music relayed from the Majestic Picture ETHEL HUNTER, f.45,—CHILDREN'S CORNER: An FExecur- “One Fine Day” (* Madame. Butterfly") + gon with Auntie Nora, Hawes, Pieced i,20),-—Chikiten’s Latiers, 3. 2.—"Tranenimsion to- Sehools, SYDNEY ERRINGTON. 4.0.— Gramophone Records. i 25.—"Teens’ Corer: “ Misie andBooks ™ Ma Presaoie aesae ees Aleister (10), by M. BK. Dodgson {Unole Minx}, 4.30-5.0.—WOMEN'S HALF-HOUR. * Londonderry Agr arr. oO Commor Aeris t40e-735.—Prarie SBS fron andar, 5. 6.—Children’s Letters. CLIFFORIE E.. SHAW. 7.35.—Hortioultural Talk. 6.25-§.0.—-CHILDRER'S CORNER, The Windmill. .., orb Al Welsorr 7.40,—" On My Anvil,” by the -Smiloemith Hh-T.40,— Origen nt So, from London. FRANK & BROWLZE. BU10.— JP regraeuied SA, frome London. HIRAM. PF: GALLEY, F-R.G,&:;, 7.40-7.55;—Mr, “Tero Apa beequing “ye ee Debacany “Jumping «a Freight in U.a." ETHEL HUSTER. ond THURSDAY, July 20th. ARTHUR W, HAYES AKRDREW C. HENDERSON, 11.30-12.30).—Musical Interlude, {Recitals from Dickens}. “ DearLove of Mine ”.....forimg Thomas #£15.—Sifnor Caulamant and his Orehestra, CRYSTALS CONCERT.PARTY ; THE DOR NICHOLS. 6.15,—Afternoon Topics, WINIFRED COLE(Soprano) ; GERALD KAYE(Tenor); Monologue, “ The Song of the Wind” 3.45.—CHILDREN'S CORNER: “A Fairy Farick DOROTHY FORREST Play,” by Unele "Theepia. (Bolo Pianoforte}. BLDSEY LRRINGTOR, 6,20.—Children'e Letters, FA re rk a beta aaa Cyril. Seott 6.25.—"Teena’ Comer: “Tales of the Open From Many Countries. be a egen cc ey Miynarske 6.0, GERALD, RATE. Country ”°(19), by Nomad. CLIFFORD E. SHAW. 6.40-T.40.—Progranune 3.5, from London, Esctaxo;: “An English Rose" Gfermnan “ Harlequin ™...... Wilfred Sanderson Socornasn: “The Pibroch " ©. FP. Stanford FRANK &. BROWN. 7.40-7.55.—Senute’ Comer: The First-Class (Poem by Murdoch Maclean, } “ Gardens UnderRain ...... Journey,” by J. W. ROBINSON. Inenano: “ Sweet Jae * arr. CV. Stanford ETHEL HUNTER. §.0-11.30.—Programme Sw. from London, WINIFRED (COLE. “The: Little Demon. ote eis Noevelis FRASCE : “ Moa Normandie." FRIDAY, July 31st.

FP. Beraf—1 810-1855 “ Filtered Philosophy,” by the Alchemist. 11.30-12.30.—Musical Interlude. LERMAN Y : “The Three Troopers” 4.15-6.15,—The Chiford Essex Band, relayed arr. J. A, Lees §.0—-10.0. “THE WATERMAN.” from the Grand Hotel, Scarborough. (Old German Folk Song loth Century,) A, Ballad Opera, §.45—CHILDREN'S CORNER: Auntie Doll's .. err, 4. Barratt Iraty: “ Santa Lucian” by CharlesDibdin. Evening. {A Neapolitan Bong.) | Arranged by 6.20.—Children's Letters. GERALD KAYE. William Younge and Florian Pascal. 6.25.—Teens’ Corer: “The Fairpland of Swrnen: - Swedische Tiinze" MM. Bruch Berenoo ” (18), by L. Harvey (Unele Leo), Norway: “The Emigrant” wo... Grieg Characters: Horanb : ‘Tulips’ dae eee ts Tom Tug..ANDREW €. HENDERSON 6.40—7.40.—Programme SoH. from London. WINTFRED COLE. HH ee ee CLIFFORD BEAN 7 A-7.55,—Mr, E, J. TURNER: The Awaken. * Finland's Forest *’ GN ee Sy Ga wa ees EDWIN GIBSON mg of Leeds "—" Coaching Days.” FIsSLAND irs. Bhancdbe. fo. eae DORIS HAYWOOD (err. RL M.. Eane DORIS NICHOLS (Mintertainer), {Finnish Folk Song.) WA ri nn ec ee ee DORTS NICHOLS ETHEL HUNTER (Soprano). Produced by Clifford Bean. IOROTHY FORREST. ANDREW (, HENDERSON (Tétor}. Pouanp: “ Nutiotial Tinze ". .Scharwenka 10.0--10,15,—Pragranune SA. jrom Londen, SYDNEY ERRINGTON (Salo Violin} 10,.15-10.45,—The CLIFFORD ESBEX BAS D, GERALD RAYE, CLIFFORD EE. BHAW(Baritone). Risata; Trotke Bong aes Loli ralayed from the Grand Hotel, Sear- THE EEOR TRIO. Cutwa : ~The Peach Flower "..4. Bantock. borough. 8.0, THE'TRIQ, DOROTHY FORREST. SATURDAY, August Ist. Selection from “The Waterman ™ Sour Arnicad “Warrior's Song " arr, HW. Founge;ena Florian Poseat i.45.-CHILDREN'S CORNER: “Visitor: ANDREW.C. HENDERSON, Delertdge-Taglor Day The subject is‘at-ones simple, strong and “Ah! Moon of My Delight!" Liza LeAmann 6.20.—Children’s Letters. ~ DORIS NICHOLS, noble, ated probably stands higher than 1.25.— "Teens Corner: ““ Sha keepeare os (1D), Momnolopne, ** Basra oa ee ee Rene iny other example of purely “" savage a by Miss D. Nichola(Auntie Doll). (Continued in the next column.) i40-12.0.— Programme 2B from Londen, (Continued in the previous colamn.)

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Nottingham Programme. (Continued tromtheprevious column. ‘Swansea Programme. 5NG 326 M, “eet Freee ee este HY. Caritan 55X 482 M. HORDOS WEBSTER. Week Beginning Sunday, July 26th, Week Beginning Sunday, July 26th. ® Piserot eb Pie eee awe Chena peenala ROB CURRIE. ———— “ Eprtaphe ” (Humorous) .. Weafon and Lea SUNDAY, July 26th. SUNDAY, July 26th. Concerted Number. 2.00-0.0.—Programme 8.8. from Covreiff. 3,306.0,— Programme So8. from London. “The Toy Drum-Major™ . 3055 Nicholls $.0-9.0.—Programnme SB. from Edinburgh, SOB. from Edinburgh. CARLOS AMES: #.0-9.0,— Programme 9.0--10.55.—Pregrannge &_ A, franCoat iy +0 10.45, —Programmes SE. from London, Nordiache Ballade. 0...ater gen Poe mite MABEL HIND, JIMMY LOFT, VICTOR MONDAY, July 27th. ‘ MONDAY, July 27th. LEOPOLD, and TED CARTWRIGHT, t1-4.0,——The Castle Cinema Orchestra, retayod 1).30-12.30,— Midday Transmission. Humorous Skit, “* Hunting ™ ...... Wallen Orchestra : from the Castle Cinema. Musical Director, 344.—The Scala Picture Theatre CORDON WEBSTER. Musical Phrector, Andrew Tames. dath Arnold, 4 Spine cle Balled oS. Sy Coleridge-Paylor 5.0,—Afternoon ‘Topica, 4.45,—-Alternoon Topecs. ' TED CARTWRIGHT, f.15,—CHILDREN'S CORNER. h14,—CHILDREN'S CORNER, vouve Got to Get a Gin Like 5.45, h0.— (Children's Letters. Mary” lChildren's Letters, Seollewenie 6.0-6.10,—Statton Topics. 6.0,—Facie “ Sunbeama “aol Teena’. "Talks, KAY BLAKE. 6.40-10.45.—Programme SB. from London, 640-7, 10.—Pregramme SE. from Donden, ii Sing, Bindson the Wing: Godfrey Atuiting 1.16-7.25.— Mr. C0. G. BEASLEY, B.A. How MABEL HIND, ROE CURRIE, and TUESDAY, July 28th. We Get Our Food ” (2). JMARY LOFT, +.0-4.0.—New Gramophone Records. 74-10.45.— Programme 5.8. from London, Humerus Skit, * Midnight * .... Eitiod 5.15.CHILDREN'S CORNER. TUESDAY, July 28th. 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THURSDAY, July 3ith. tonerted N cirri beer, 3.1-4.0,—Tho Castle Cinema Unrchestra. 11.a- 12. 30).—Midday Transmission, "Bion a Bittle Tune eee Long 3.45.—The Scala Picture Theatre Orchestra. 51),—Afternoon Topics, KAY HLAKE, ROB CURRIE, and b.15, CHILDREN: 8S CORNER. 4.45.—Cramophone Records, GEORGE GAINES. 5.45,—Chikdinen'a eter: f.15.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. * A Ballade Competition” . -++ Taylor 6.0.—Badio “Sunbeamsun "Peons’ Talks: 6.4.—Children’s Lotters. ‘Concerted Sian ber. Mr. 0, Carpenter, “ Swimming.” 6.0-0.10.—Teens*® Comer. * Get Opin o Puff-Puff o.. 2... + tale 640-7 40,.—Pregnatnan 8:8.. Siren Lomdon. 6.40—11,90.—Programme 8.8. from Loudon 10.0-10,15.— Programme8. frou London, 7.ET.—Programme 8.8. fromCandi, FRIDAY, July dist. 10.1 5-10.45. A Popular Might. 12.30-12.50,.—Midday Transmission. A Liszt Recital. 9$.45.—Lyona’ Café Oncliestra. EDITH DAVIES (Soprana}. (Franz Liszt—Died July 31st, 1996.) SYDNEY CHARLES (Tenor). 4.45.— Afternoon Topics. 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