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“Vol. 19, No, 242. if Hsiactedste MAY 18, 1928. Every Friday, Two Pence. ies SE EEE 5 = == =n —— The Music of Today.
On oo question is public opinion more sharply divided than on that of Modérm Music, ‘Is Bartok Mad?" askedPercy A. Scholes in a recent article, and drew to the Editor thousands of letters fromlisteners in every part of the countey. But what do the famous Hungarian and his contemporaries stand for? And howdo they stand in relation to each other? In this, the Seventh and concluding, Chapter of his,"Miniature History"of Music’ Mr. Scholes deals with the aims and achievements of the composers of ourown time— Bartok, Schonberg, Scriabin; Elgar, ete. HE most. difficult and thankless task The handiest simple division, it seems to that impulse and are, indeed, many of them thatany writeron musiccan undertake me,is into two groupe—the, New Romantics in active revolt against it, is to attempt to.classify the composers ‘and the Ant- Roma!ntics, But it must be-| } contemporary with himself. There are -s0 clearly. understood that -thisdivision 18 not Strauss, Elgar, ‘Senabin, Schénberg. anany of ubhers and Time, the great critic, absolute, and that some composers have Strauss [look upon as certainly a Newer hasnot yet weeded. They are so vairious, produced works that would entitle them to Romantic, Inhis work (his Tone Poemsand and * one man in his time plays many parts, consideration ‘under both heads. At all his Operas) he‘ produces ' the line ofthat of: (changing greatly in behaviour. as he marches events, the very headings of. this division | Liszt and Wagner. Wagner took: the ‘har- foryard from youth to old ape. The critic (whichever composers we ™may decide to bring mony and orchestration’ of Becthoven: and brings his microscope to-bear upon a group. under each heading) make it clear that there-| introduced newsubtleties inta it and Strauss or composers and, Io! the microscope has.| are two main trends in music today—the has taken the harmony and orchestration turned into @ kaleidescope witha series of | trend of those who are carried along by the of Wagner-and gradually * subtilized” it still images dver changing inrelative position and as yet unspent Romantic impulse of the last farther. Thefeeli necof all Stranss has written an colour. century, and thetrend of those who resist is definitely romantic. Elgar; too, with his
FOUR OUTSTANDING -FIGURES IN MODERN MUSIC. (From left to right) Bela Bartok, the Hungarian Amti-Romantic; Alexander Scriabin, the Russian Romante who died in 1915; IgorStrayvingky; whose Oedipas Rey was broadcast Inst week; and Richard Strauss. $
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noble”. musital themes and his mysticism them must have recognized a great deal of tion, tobe placed beside Stravinsky. He is | and his warm, rich orchestration, I look upon Bach influence, The harmony is not by any seeking to cast off the romantic clothing — as a Newer Romantic, and one of the means always such as Bach would have of the Ninetéenth Century, and when in worthiest. Holst and Vaughan Williams approved in the work of one of his pupils, a broadcast programme he suddenly appears are in the main romantic, though in some of and as for the counterpoint, well, just as a naked and unashamed, no wonder that their works they adopt a style approaching well-schooled lawyer can often ‘drive a ne of us putour hanes to oureyes and that of the Anti-Romantics. F coach and four through an Act of Parlia- ery * Fie!’ = The feeling of all-that Senabin wrote 1s ment,’ so Stravinsky can produce something romantic: he evolved, step by step, a Experimenters and our Duty to Them. system of harmony and. melody and even What will come of a l l these experiments ? orchestration, peculiar to himself, but, Nobody can say. It may be that today’s whether in his earlier piano works he is experimenters will be forgotten save by the emulating the grace of Chopin, or i n his later erudite writers and conscientious readers of piano and orchestral works trying to express Twenty-first Century works on the history o f the emotion o f his own particular brand of music, Yet if this happens, perhaps the theasophical thought, he is always intensely world will be none the Jess indebted ; romantic. for the work of the Anti-Romantics of today Schinberg, foo, is, it seems to me, a may be as the laying o f a foundation which Newer Romantic. His-early s t r i n g sextet, is t o lie underground yet t o support a brave Resplendent Night (' Verklirte Nacht °) and Siruictiure: his Songs of Gurka (‘ Gurrelieder"), whatever Certain it is that the romantic style often traces of his own personality they mayshow, seems near exhaustion. Can anything are quite in the Wagner tradition, Both these valuable nowbe done in that style or shail eee pieces have been broadcast by theB.B-C. we make a clean start, as, at the beginning upon ‘state occasions,” when thousands of the Seventeenth Century, the Florentine of the readers of this journal were listening, band o f experimenters (see Chapter I), and they will probably be able to confirm realizing, more or less consciously, that the that view from their recollections. unaccompanied choral style of Palestrina In: his. latest works Schonberg uses a and Byrd was nearing exhaustion, turned: to harmony {or a deliberate dis-harmony) so something else—something which at f i r s t novel, and to less tolerant ears s6 excruciat- must to. many listeners have seemed crude ing, that the essential romanticism of his and paltry as compared with the. glories ot
feeling may escape many listeners. But Sir EDWARD ELGAR, OM. whatit was trying to supersede, yet which he 1,] think, generally or always romantic proved to be the basis of all the music of in feeling, and certainly the literary texts “the Newer Romantic’ with his ‘noble’musical themes, his mysticiam and his warm, rich otchestration. the following three centuries, he sets are such, The romanticism of beth The present is ‘certamly an age of. experi- texts and music is, to my mind,,often over- that to d-casnal glance of the eyelooks lke ment, “Men are experimenting mn the ripe (not to: use a stronger word), and to the authentic’ Bach-period weaving of combination of keys, and in the mtroduction me Schénbery hes under the suspicion of melodies, yet to the ear sounds hke some- of quarter-tones and third-tones and even being a romantic decadent—but that is a thing a good deal more pungent. Thereis, of twelfth-tones, They are experimenting personal view, and not to be dogmatically however, no saying where Stravinsky will in orchestral tone. They aretrying new" imposed on my readers, but only to be gently end, He actually nowoften closes his pieces devices in Melody, Harmony, Counterpoint, Sugpested for their consideration, Some- with plain simple chords such as any village Form—in all the ‘elements.’ of music times, nowadays, Schinberg, wha in his earlier schoolmistress couldplay on her harmonium outlined in my first chapter. orchestral works called for inimense instru- —the common chord, C-E-G, and the like. To me some of the experiments are mad, mental resources, thins down his require- Both Schénberg and Stravinsky are very and when I think so I say so. But I say ments toa very few instruments, producing fond of theorizing, but, as it scems to me, so with this reserve—that the ‘keenest ° a few mere lines of contrastingly coloured Schonberg often theorizes before he starts music-lovers ofthe past have often used that tone: in this he resembles the Anti- word ‘mad" about music that is ‘now
Romantics now to be discussed, but in feeling ee eee lreeeeeeet peeetegerlieeeeee weleomed by every listener, simple or learned. I think him to be definitely a romantic, ‘The real purpose of history,’ began the The first chapter of this series, “is' to explain Stravinsky and Bartok. SPECIAL WHITSUNHOLIDAY the present, to show how we and our ways Stravinsky and Bartok I look upon as NUMBER came about, and thus. partially to interpret the two typical Anti-Romantics. Stravinsky of The Radio Times, on sale next us to ourselves,’ On reflection that is only
in his earlier settings of the Diaghilev Russian = Friday, May 25, price 2d., will part of the purpose of history, and another Ballets accepted very romantic subjects = contain stories and articles by part is to help us to bear tolerantly what (The Firebird, Potrouchha, efc.), bat his the future may bring. The eye that ‘can treatment always showed at least a tendency BOHUN LYNCH look back to the one distant horizon can look away from the ‘ subjective ' and towards the E. V. KNOX ) forward to the other, Man's journey hither ‘objective.’ Many foolish things have been HANNEN SWAFFER has been one of effort and trial, but been said about Stravinsky’s ‘ objectivity” in VICTOR FRANCE worthit all, and his journey hence will also such works as The Rife of Spring (‘Le Sacre PERCY A. SCHOLES be one of effort and ‘trial but, emboldened by du Printemps‘), and some other works, retrospect, we may expect that it, teo, will THE CHIEF ANNOUNCER, which have been claimed as symphonic in bring a reward, intention when all the time they are obviously ete. enc, The great need of the moment is patience. closely detailedsettings of a ballet * pro- Bee Ti we cannot always applaud these vigorous gramme,’ Nevertheless Stravinsky veers runners, let ws at least not obstruct them. strongly im the anti-Romantic. direction, and then works toa theory, whilst Stravinsky, oe KEY DaTESs. Ee and now that he is devoting himself less to who to hear him talk does the same thing, the provision of Ballet scores and more to in reality usually works under a sub-conscious Elgar... a ri v« -born’' 1567, feel Strauss ar re -- born 15. “ absolute music" {the Piano Concerto and impulse, ‘in however experimental a mood Scriabin _ -» 1872-1905, 7 the Piano Sonata have both been broadcast) he may be, and then theorizes afterwards— Behinbery .. e. yy “bord -Tera” this will be the more easily seen. In these the safer plan. Bartok te = .» bor L881. last works he isodeliberately seeking a new The much-reviled,' yet essentially gentle, Stravinsky . ; Born. 1642,
‘classicism,’ Many listeners in hearing FPartok is, for my purposes of rough classifica- (The ‘above ate “arenged Til| : ioihes of bitth;) |” ceca
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The Talk of fhe Week. Now 16 What They Will Collect im 2042
In this talk, given on Nlarch q. vir. Richard Hughes, in his style of quiet fantasy, draws back thecurtain on the year 2042 A.D., when a roadside petrol pump has become an object of vertu and mankind takes as much pride in living in 2 disused railway station as it does nowadays in possessing a Queen Anne cottage. (kitchen now), so that the dishes all )| wicked old motoring age it typihes, of the run in on a httle electric trolley made: | dashing young gallants in their brilliant tweeds 4 ot a pair of beautifial okl Edwardian or dress-suits, and the girls in their skirts and roller-skates. Then the two boys long hair—yes, | knowit wasa terribly licen- have the “ Down-bookine-office,” and tious and wicked ave, with the most barbarous Henry has the ‘ Lamp-room" for ‘his ‘You all know what a craze there is nowadays for manners and no modesty at all'in the modern antique-collecting.” own private den, and the girls have sense. They talked about just wuthing and the * Left-lugrage-offive '» (isn't ihat did it too, and what their books must have Yuall know what a craze there is nowa- | a beautitul word ?),° and for the babies we been like before they-were expurgated, well, days for antique-collecting, and more | have had the Bridge restored, and, my dear, I blush to imagine, so I suppose [ ought to especially for buying old cottages, old it makes the most delightful nursery you ever be-thankful for being born into a world of watermills, old windmills, and even oldbarns, saw—tather expensive, of course, but then,’so.. modern refinement, but all the same I can't to go down to: for the weekends. .Stock- much of the cast-iron-work needed replacing. help feeling just a-httle sentimental-over the brokers pay fancy prices for hovels that a (as well as the glass) and-even a good repro- past. Does that seem very wrong of me ? plough-boy would have turned .up ts nose duction of old cast-iron- costs: a fortune I suppose you heard about young Pil- at fiity years apo; it seems to be becoming nowadays—and it’s decorated with alumin- beam'’s romantic’ exploit? Personally 1 the rulethat once a place is too old and jum paint, made from the original recipe think it was carrving archaism a little too’ uncomfortable to be ft for habitation by used for lamp-posts and tound in the archives far; but then that comes of having: money the poor, it is just about old enough and of the L.C.C, “We have tad wireless heaters to burn, He had an early twentieth-tentury nncomfortabie enough to be fit for habita- installed—well, one has to, stations are Forder’ or ‘ Flivver’ reconstructed from tion by the‘rich, rather draughtily built, with those big gaps the designs: in Pusch and other motoring Now, I want to show you.tonight what that tor the trains to come in, aren't they ?—and papers, and set ont to see whetheritis still craze. will be like in a httle more than a so we fet our warmth direct fromNigeria all possible to cress England on the ground. century from today. By then, all that we right, and when we have had-a nice parquet He had a map which showed where the chief consider modern and ugly.and vulgar will be laid en the platforms we shall be ableto give roads used to run and tried to follow one of rare and old and curious. -Roads and rail- the loveliest dances, with cold supper on the them, but:of course he got nowhere at all ; ways will have disappeared; and all trans- Book-stall (one of the. best-preserved in sometimes there would be an even grassy port will go by air: so-people will look back England, with traces of the original graining}, stretch for a-mile orso, -but of course he soon. to the days of trains and: motors as roman- and-there’s room to park any number of came up against a block of flats or an aero- tically as now we look back to the days of ‘planes in the space between. I want Henry drome or the sordid mins of some hesastly 1990 coaching, Where we live-in. mills and old to. excavate and see if he can find some arden: city: .or something, and had to be thatched cottages, they will all scramble to lengths of old“ line,’ in order fully to recap- lifted over with a helicopter. Weill, he per- buy disused railway stations and garages, ture the old-world atmosphere of the Railway sevéred for a week, but.as he had only pone while a genuine George V period umbrella Days, and I don't think they will interfere forty miles by them he gave it up. But will be worthy ofa glass tase In a museum. realy much with parking the planes, do I expect you-know. all about it,-the papers So suppose now that this is not the year FOE E oe were full of it—he saw to that. t928, but the year 2042, and your great- But, of course, the absolutely. lovely thing _P.S-—Isn't it dreadfad about theAlbert ereat-pranddaughter is writing a letter .to a about the place is-its parden,-laid outon the Memonal being bought for removal to New friendabout the lovely little country railway opposite faces of the original cutting, with York ? Can't someting, be done, a public station she and her husband have just winding, old-world cinder-paths, and asphalt subscription or something? Or are the bought. lawns edged with lumps ofchalk. Naturally | (Continued of page 302,) Ye Olde Railwaye Statione the centre of the whole design Migeleham, is a Petrol-pump—well, it would _. March 9, 2042. hardly be a period garden Well, mydear, in spite of the fact they are without one, would it? And 0 soughttafter, we have succeeded, as you see, ours is areal beauty—Shoal-Mix, in snappirig up one of the most perfect little middle manner, with just those , Queen Victoria Railway Stations in the scratches of wear you can't .' country! It 1s simplyan architectural inutate—and we have painted \ gem, and the experts agree it can’t be later it red, white and blue—so charac- than r8o0-at the very newest. We decorated teristic of the age, don't..you it in proper period style, with some beautiful think.’ My dear,-I-don't know old framed posters of * Whisky.’ and quaint what it is about a Petrol-pump, * Hair-restorers' and. things, that. James -but. tomy ‘mind it recalls more picked up for a mere song: just think, he got vividly than anythmeg else all * them in Charing Cross Road for a-few pounds the beauty and romance of the each—the man simply can't have known romantic. nineteen-twenties. and their value, and they're not fakes either, thirties. Of course, we are keeping: all the ‘tyuaint I sometimes creep out at-sun- old names of the origmak rooms; we feed set, my dear, and lean my head in the * Booking-office;' for instance, and we against’ its lovely smooth: patina. have arranged a runway through that cute and drop a salt tear or two in Wyhat a lovely place London must have bees 3in the littl hatch’ into the~_* Waiting-room ’ } memoryof the leisareby, Caring; * pelgn-of George V2" a eT =r. RADIO TIMES May 18, 1923,
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The New Garden of Plato. A Listener on Talks—Blow the Dust from Education !—Oliver Lodge and Walford Davies, the Ideal Talkers—Hunting an Idea out of Limbo—The Race between Education and Catastrophe.
I NOTICE that in much of the captious unexpected. You beguile yourself with will induce such receptivity. Emotionally— correspondence which appears in the expectation. a mood of expectation and surrender, Com- Press on the subject of wireless pro- Talks are an innovation, toonovel to have plete physical relaxation, with no muscular prammes, the most withering stam is re- matured mto a technical art. The pro- tension whatever, is no less important to served for Talks, There is a vehement and jection of personality into vocal tone. and alert and enjoyable listening. uncompromising type of critic who reiter- inflection as ‘yet remains an undeveloped Forcertain Talks, a3 for plays, a sense of
ates, on the public behalf, that the average power. Many Talks are read, but the cold inward vision ts indispensable to the listencr, —— listener does not want to be educated but cadences of thoughts so resurrected are easily who must reconstruct the talker's intention. amused. Mere nomenclature creates many distinguishable irom the hesitant, half- Careful lighting is helpful here, Imagination difficulties, You have but to blow a‘ hair's excited recital of ideas at birth. The signs and apprehension alike are quickened in breadth of dust” from education and it of innovation, however, are not in the spoken the pensive atmosphere of. fireglew, ‘or — becomes amusement. In a schoolboy’s essays, but in the masterly and impulsive softened light, and the mind is. then free of i dictionary ‘to amuse’ is defined , ... ‘to talks of ‘such men as Sir Oliver Lodge and the treacheries of the wandering eye, to build a2 ‘occupy pleasantly; to begmle with ex- Sir H. Walford Davies. Here you have the its°own forms without hindrance. Finally, pectation." The latter phrase sums up the mutterings of the mind findmg its way, quiet. The intimacy of Talks must. he ‘pre- joy of patient learning. brooding and producing together, until served by the personal method of headphone
witha flash of clear inspiration, a gracious listening, and by solitude, or a gatheringof == L is now an established rudiment of the idea is hunted out of limbo while you wait, listenets of one mind in the matter.. The art of listening that you should choose, That is the ideal Talk. It will be surpassed wider appreciation which Talks are wmning from the very catholic programmes and surpassed again before the genius of this is due, I am convinced, to the greater ‘offered, only such things as evoke your real infant art is completely developed. The:onus courtesybeing shown to speakers by such interest, or are likely to do so. ‘The rest are of patrent tral, of vocal device, and mental fair hearme. for theother fellows, and it would be as reason- preparation is on the talker, and he has a able to demand that their supplyshould be cut kmg way to go. The B.5.C. have shown $ Matthew Arnold has pointed out, ‘All off as to suggest that Wembley is a mistake wisdom in making Talks of short duration. knowledge is naturally agreeable to-us,’ because you prefer a good Cinema show, Conditioned by this limitation the speaker's and I must confess to a soft, comer The simple rule is to. choose matter which matter must be precisely conceived and firmly tor the Talks that are definitely educational. satisfies your private predilections—the drawn, Apart from this his testing place is This Academy-of the Envpyrean renews the subjects treated are diverse as life itseli— in the mind of the listener, whose part it is tradition of that happy garden near Athens coniormto scheduled times, and assume your to appreciate and disparage with equal where Plato sat and taught. To we who are headphones in a mood of surrender. Someone wisdom, in order that perfection may young, it is the key to the realms of gold, is going to empty his particular thoughts into be reached under the guidance of apt ior learning is, a8 Hesiod said of the Muses, the still chamber of your ear; someone is criticism. ‘a forgetfulness from evils and a trace from goingto lead you,fancy and fagulty complete, Good listening demands a complete per- cares. But beyond that, we find in this. new along an unaccustomed path, to the edges of sonal adaptation. Mental concentration is publicity of knoWledge a prodigious opper- the held of discovery, to new knowledge, or escential ; the illusion of thinking rather than tunity to strengthen our part m the present io old knowledge in new dress, or to the listening should be cherished, for another struggle for new moral standards, It is. to visionary sight of a strange city, You may man's ideas, vagabonding through space, our generation that Mr, H. G. Wells has find profound lore, or nimble-witted dis- take a straight course to the inner ear, and declared, ‘ Human history becomes more and cernment, or a common and familiar thing wake wp in the brain like thoughts born in morea race between education and catas- ‘transformed to beauty by the magic of your own head.Just the attitude of mind trophe.’ unasterly diction. Butyou expect the which makes time pass so quickly at a play CHARLES JONES.
Leading Features of the Week. \ N.B.—All items from EXX can also be heard from 2LO.
TALKS (5XX). Purpose—lV, * Why we obey the VARIETY AND VAUDEVILLE. Monday, May 21. State.’ Tuesday, May 22. Saturday, May 26.. 9.15. “1 Remember "—Rt. Hon,Lord (5X%) 7.45. Herbert Simmonds, Wynne Ronaldshay: Recollections of Lord 725, Mr, Bernard Darwin: * Eye-Witness Ajello, Edith Penville, Leonard Curzon. Account of Final of Amateur Golf Henry, Florence Bayfield, James Championship.’ Whigham, Lilian Harrison. Tuesday, May 22. MUSIC. Wednesday, May 23, 7.25, Mr. Alex. Pearse :" Wit and Humour Sunday, May 20. in Books: J. M. Barrie: His Plays.’ (5M) 7.45, Patricia Rossborough and Ivor (5GB) 3.30. An Ethel Smyth Jubilee Con- Dennis, Reg Palmer, Vivien Lambelet, Wednesday, May 23. cert ef Chamber Music. Fred Duprez, Peggte Robb-Srnith, 70. Mr. G. E. Rowland: “How te In- (5X) 9.5. An Ethel Smyth Choral and Herbert Luge, Florence Matthews. crease our Export Trade.’ Orchestral Concert. 8.45.. Professor G: M. Trevelyan: ‘The Tuesday, May 22. Saturday,May 26. Open Country and How to Preserve it.’ (5XX) 9.35. Stanelli and Douglas, Hayden. (5XX) 9.40. “Contemporary British Com- Nevard and Wheldon, Dorothy Ben- - Thursday, May 24. posers—Amold Bax.’ nett, Jean Paule, Leonie Lascelles. \ 725, Finance in the Modern World : Mr. Wednesday, May 23. C. H. Kisch: "Central Banks.’ DRAMA, ETC, (6X) 9.25, Act IL of *Tannhauser,” re- Thursday, May 24, 9.15, Mr. Vernon Bartlett: “The Way of layed from Covent Garden. the World,’ Friday, May 25, (5XX) 9.35. Charlot's Hour—XVIII. Friday, May 25. (65GB) 95.Act Il of ‘Carmen,’ relayed Friday, May 25. 7.25, Professor Harold J. Laski: Social from Covent Garden. (5%) 9.35. ‘“Macheth’ (from Glasgow).
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An Open Letter to a Radio 3 Play Hater :
from Cecil Lewis, the Radio Dramatist, author of The Night Fighters, the broadcast version of Lord Jim, ete, who is now living in Italy and devoting his time to writing for the microphone. Mr. Lewis, whe for several years held an important poal with the B.B.C.. POseses A working experience ol Studia Technique. His passionate belief in the future of Radio Drama Is @ very persuasive reply to the letter fom a Play Hater which appeared in ow issue of April 27. You do? Splendid! Then what is it? times removed from the fountain-head! You don't believe you can have drama with- So you see, out of fairness to author, pro- out the eye? You want to see a thing before ducer, and actor, youmust pive it concen- you can believe it? Well, I'm sorry; but trated attention. If you don’t, you cant I have absolutely no patience with that. BEDS t to get anything out of it at all... And | That is. just rank laziness mental Jaziness. often as not when you can't get anything Seriously,. you mustn't. give way to. it. out of it, you blame the author, Yet what | Why, the only thing that makes you a beautiful performance you can give at | different from the animals. is that you any play! Often m the theatre the best have intellect and imagmation. You performance of the evening comes from a nittst use it. Remember the parable. of hilarious old rip m the stalls! It is really the talents| Not to develop your faculties he who makes the thing go! He laughs and
is to be damned. Of course, you can chuckles, grins and applauds, Theactors Looking across Maggiore, the beautiful loke between imagine things! Did Milton stop writing get the credit ; but he's: the star ! Switzerland and {taly bestde which Mr. Lewislives. poetry when he went blind? Didn't Then may I-believe I have converted Dear Hater of Plays, Beethoven finish the Ninth Symphony when you? Not quite? What is it this time? YL tell me I must wrestle with your he was stone deaf? You must make an Ah! This shakes us. to our veryfounda- soul for the pood of Radio drama. effort: You must lend vourself to the idea, tions! This is the reck upon which Radio Theytell me I must massage the non- You must accept the world the playwright Drama splits! “You want stimulatingplays ! dramatic complex from your recalcitrant fives you to. live in. You must embellish it You want controversy! Between ourselves, cerebellum. Evidently a little peycho-analysis yourself. He will. do all he can—that is you can't have drama without it. I am is indicated. Let us get down to it. where his skill comes in} but if you ar: going absolutely withyou. I go further. I say Firstly; then, let me tell you that I to sit in a corer and mope because you can't that until the broadcastplaywright can be sympathize. I am really on your side; but see it—well, I'm disappointed
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(The Microphone at the Cenotaph. A Tragic Friendship. Suzanne the Radiogenic. WO wrvies “are to be relayed from the IS best-known book ia Hrewhon, a philoso- READ in L'Intraacigennt the other day an Cenotaph this year—the Eritish Legion H phical phantasy in the manner of Swift. ] article on Suzanne Bertin, the French, light Memorial Service on May 27, and the * Two In thie he embodied many of his ideas re- aoprana, who is a fayourite with Britdsl ‘Minutes Silence" Service on Armistice Day. Tho parding machinery and iff meniee to mankind, listeners. he ia, according to the great Parisian Taising of the Government's ban on the’ latter the superior importance of manners to beliefs, daily, extraordinairement radiayé nigue—which mean>
brondceat hoa been weloomed by listeners all over the necessity for physical rather than moral fitness, that ahe has a good microphone voices. The author
the country. ‘The microphone ia to be a silent the pretentious solemnity of Victorian parenthood. of the artich expressed surprise at thie; he found and invisible member of the great Whitehall This grimly humorous Rationslist had not seen eye that, away from the studio, Mile. Bertin’s yore congregation, An underground cable will be run to eyo with hia parenta; ho satirized them in his seemed quiet, almost muafhed. ‘ What," he asked, to a point in the roadway near the Cenotaph ; brilliant, savage novel “The Way of All Flesh.’ ‘ja the secreh. of microphone success?" Mile. there will be one microphone on thelectern andone He made money out of sheep-forming in New Bertin certainly ‘comes over’ better than most
in a trae on thecast side of Whitehall. Engineers Zealand—and a little, a very little, out of his books soprance—but why? ‘The question of the ides! and the gear will be at the end of the cable, some —but what he did make he lost through unwise in- microphone voice haa yet to be exactly solved.
‘considerable distance away. No one need fear veaiment and the demanda of his false friend One thing ia ceriain, that these fight, sweet that broadcasting will intrude iteelf unnecessarily Pani, The story of Pauliand Butler ia, to my mind, toned! angers broadcast more dehghtfully than the upon the solemnity of these occasions, The Dean a terrible one. Panli, whom Butler had met in majority of high-power operatic voices, though of Westminster, the VeryRev. W. Foxley Norris, New Zealand, eponged on the writer, although he they may. lack their folloces ond dramatic tech- will conduct the British Legion Service on Whit- had ajl the time more money than his friend. Such nique. Suzanne Bertin, who sings regularly from Sunday. cyniciam is revolting. The discovery of Pauli’s ‘Petit. Parisien,’ will be next heard from Londen
Aufomn Plans. deception was.a last crushing blowto Samuel By ther, on June §, in a Light Orchestral Concert whieh John Ansell ia conducting. are to have several series of big feature who had believed in him, helped him, starved for him also, Programmes in the autumn. .The * Proms’ Pomp, Circumstance, and E-fficiency. will begin onAugust 11 and ran for eight Life and Letters." WO Military Tattoos are to bo broadcastthis weeks instead of six as last year. Most of these KR, McCARTHY, who ia well known to lis
aummer—the Aldershot Command Search- = popular concerts, which arato be conducted by M teners for his fortnightlytalka on literature, light Tattoo, parts of which have been Sir Henry Wood, will be broadeast from ono or ia the Editor of Life and Letters, a new relayed in the past, though not laa year, and the other of the main Stations, ‘Then on the first shilling Gterary monthly which makes ita début Bouthern Command Tattoo at Tidworth, which Monday in September we ore to hear the on June 1. He ix a very popular talker, The wae hieird by livteners for the first time last first of m new series Of chamber. conoerts secret of hia microphome success is, L believe, that summer, These tattoos are pmacingly spectqeoular. which will ‘continue, on the firet Monday of each ha never ‘tolka dawn’ to the ordinary latener, After the ancora of the Wembloy Tattoo a few month, until the sammer of 1920, September will Yet he ia in no sense a. ‘highbrow,’ for he never years back,there waa a general demand that thean also gee. the opening of the 1928-29 season of bheeomes inhuman in his liking for great books, ‘shows’ ahonld be toured about the country. ‘libretto* operas, commencing probally, with Caval- nor « “lowbrow,” for though his talks are * popu- Such a thing is impossible, fora military tattoo teria. Rusticana which will be heard from 5GB on lar,’ they alao please the fastidious. That i4 « great demands the employment of on ostonmhing amount the last Monday of the month, and on the following gift, andone which I wish all our broadcast talkers of material and personnel. * Touring Ch Chin Wednesday from Londen, 6X, eto; From October would acquire. If Mr. MeCarthy is behind Lije Chow would ba nothing to taking the Aldershot: onwards. fortnightly Symphony Concerta will be and. Letters, Life and Lellera should, therefore, Tattoo “round the provinces,” for ib requirea 2S relayed from the Queen's Hall. Finally, beginning be on interesting and entertaining publicatian, eroat searchlighta of 60 million candle-power (pln on September 12, there will bo a ‘Great Playa’ and will outlive tha majority of literary monthlies 36 lorries wed six miles of cable), 5400 actdrs, sericea: «Two brosdeasta of ome of the world’s {asickly race in general). He has one or two splendid 70 miles of telephane cable, ote. ‘ete. A relay ‘of dramatic masterpieces will be given cach month. rovelties in the way of editorial fewtures. Ho this will be heard onTuesday evening, June 10. Holidays via the Ether. proposes to vary the contents of hia review each The Tidworth Tattoo will follow it on to the ether N the same way a# last year the North Country month—one month « number of articlea, the noxt afew weeks later. — a short novel, the third « biography, and soon. | ‘Group of Stations will be taking, throughout Constanduros.and Hogan, Ltd. the summer,a number of Holiday Relays Hia * book reviews’ will be short and.cut the cackle. from popular resorta—Llandwine, Blackpool, He will give each memth « brief and informative WO of the most popular browlensiers are Southport, Scarborough, Harrogate, and Buxton. bibliography of some subject, And in another | Mabel Conetundures and Michael Hogan, portraite of beth of whom are shortly to be Full ionlara of the scheme will be found: in featare, | understand he hopea to prove something included in our ‘Mastera of the Microphone’ our pocial Whitsan Holiday Number, pul of a ‘tipster’ for thoes who are taking Public series. Their sketehes of Cockney life are among published on Friday next, May 25, Examinations. Life and Letters should be a anecess with our examiners if, for examplo, it tips Hazlitt the most effective items in the programmes. Samuel Butler 2nd. for the Higher Certificate English. The firet ijsane They have lately turned to writing, and have N Monday, May 28, at-9.15 p.m. Mr. Desmond collaborated in several plays. Their one-act MeCarthywill continue the "1 Remember’ oontsing oan essay by the late Thomas Hardy, and an article by Max Beerbohrm. ‘thriller,’ Witeh Wife, has already been brondeast— aerica of talke with Reminiscences of Samuel end I hear that on May 29 we are to have a. full- Butler. You will not, of course, confuse the subject Latening m Prison. length mystery play from them. Ita title in, I of thia talk with Samuel Butler, the seventecnth HE B.BAC.'s Director of Education recently hear, The Survivor, and jt presenta a problem century author of Hudibras—who waso little showed me letter from Mr. A. Waite, the for the rest of us to solve, before Mr, McCarthy's time. Samuel Butler (whom Educational Adviser to Wormwood Scrubbs, Americana, aftertheir fashion, probably refer to as Sir Henry Strakosch. Tt seema thet. a class of G0 prisoners hag been ‘Samnel Buthyr 2nd") was a philosophical writer following the Eduestional Talks with the aid of UR ise of May 4 contaimed a note on Sir Who died in 102, His life which can best be read the pamphicta issped from Savoy Hill. Keen Q Henry Strakeach, the financtsl expert,
in Fisting Jones's brilliant biography) was an discussion Follows-each talk—and a raid on the who gaye a talk from London on May 10. =i astonishing dotument of failure, disillusion, and prison library for books. * Thepersenul touch,** Thisnote stated that Sir Henry was a Director of thwarted ambition. He wished to be a painter and writes Mr, Waite, “ia, and must definitely remain an, the Anglo-Austrian and Anglo-Uzecho-Slovakion musician. Ho did, in fact, both paint and compose, the vital prmeiple in any system. of. education Banks. This is not ao; we had been wrongly in- but without notable auccesa, He had acidly decided earriod out-in prisons.’ This news ia particularly formed in the matter. Sir. Henry ia a director theories on many subjects, and « fox-terrior interesting, as showing ancther and unexpected of the Anglo-International Bank. He resigned his partiality for a scrap, He * scrapped ' with Darwin extension of the field of listening. The Director directorship of the Anglo-Cyecho-Slovakion Bank over heredity—andadvanced novel and obstinate of Education, who is noted forhis cynical humour, some two years back and ia now in no way con- theories regarding the troo dedication of Shuke- “expressed his pleasure as follows :——" Our Talke néched with it. He waa a mentber of the Indian Kpeare'’s Bonnets, the author of the Odyssey and are being introduced into prisona—and with Currency Commission, which waa greatly assisted the troth about the miracles of the New Teatament, reformative, not penifire, intention!” by his expert knowledge.
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The Story of Dr. Schweitzer, . Mhen Mireless Intervenes. A New Home of Chamber Music. AST week I gave a short note on Dr. Albert ROADCASTING, it has alwayaseemed to me: FEW Sundays back | went tothe Arte Theatre Schweitver, who, on Monday, ia giving B offers a hundred plots to writers of mystery A Club in Great Newport Street to see * Mra. an organ recital from the Biahopegate and detective stories. Gut very few have Pat’ in the centenary revival of [baen's Institute. ‘The story of Dr. Schweitzer has a strange taken advantage of them. However, I see that a Cheese. I still hold to my opinion that thia play ring in these days, when men are cut fairly to novel has just been published entitled * 2L0°— which hae set the seal upon the reputation of many ittern, and adventure, idealiam., and aliruism are and o few daya ago I read in a propalar magazine a famous actresses, is sawdust stuff and not oa atapremiom, He is nowfifty-three: At one time he story by E. Phillips Oppenheim, in which a famous patch onWhe Pretenders, which is seldom played was teaching theology. He published, within « few scientist had committed a justifiable murder for though it has more real. red blood in it than the years of ench other, a book on Bach, which caused which another man, o vicious, worthless: criminal much-ranunted tragedy which shocked our: Vic- a stir in the world of music, and ‘The Queat of had been arrested. The detective had traced the torian grandmas. It was fine, though, to sec the Historical. Jesus,’ a eurvey of the different crime to the scientist-and confronted: him with the Mrs. Pat again. In voice, gesture and dignity views of Christ, His personality, and His. teaching, evidence, The guilty man pleaded for hte silence she is a youthful and fortunate survivor from the to. which he added his own view, which has created on -the grounds (ethically fairly doubtful, it seems days when acting wee acting andnob an interval brilliant ancl violent discussion, thit the essential to me) that a man of scienoe was worth more to between two rounds of golf. The Arts Theatre clow to the teaching of the New Testament is the world than a degenerate who, if he lived, would Clab is the most friendly and comfortable of all the fact that Oor Lord was-peeparing mankind for probably end by mordering someoneanyway. theatricalclubs, and ite littl theatre a per- at imminent-workd catastrophe. a-JadgmentDay, Betore-thedetective mould decile there came from fect settme: for venturesome production. And ~© which He expected to come about in- the im- the loudspeaker the Second News Bulletin; informing now it hat added Chamber Music Concerts mediate future—but which did not happen. the world that the criminal had that day died to its other amenities, One of these concearta will During his theological lecturing and research, in prison of alcoholic powoning—so that all was be heard on dune 7, when Daventry Ex- It. Schweitzer received a “call,” and, suddenly merry a2 a marriage bell, and the detective decided perimental listeners will hear the Pro Arte Quartet, abandoning his career in music and theology, to hold his tongue. Harriet Cohen, and Tativna Makushina, aet ont to study medicine and obtain a medical A Cardiff Appeal. From Bournemouth. degree a0 that he might go to work for the bodily and spiritual health of the natives of French APT. HAWORTH, Travelling Secretary of WN ‘Tuesday, May 24), the fourth of a series Equatorial Africa; the Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariners’ of apecial talks in connection with Adult Royal Benevolent Society, will make the Education will be broadcast from the A Diet of Monkey. appeal for the flag day of this Society from Cardiff Bournemouth Studio, The speaker on this occasion E chose for his headguartera the Paria Station on Sunday, May 27. He served his early will be Professor Albert A. Cook, and. his subject H Evangelical Mission ot Lambarenc, on days in sailing ships with the late Parlin- ‘Philosophy and the Plain Man.’ Professor Cock the Qcowe River, where Dark Africa was mentary Secretary of the Eoard of Trade, Bit is the Head of the Training-Department in theUni- at ite darkest This waain 1913. With the aid of Burton Chadwick, in his father’s ship, amd spent versity College of Southampton, where, he also his newly-acquired knowledge of medicine, he over thirty years at sea, during which time be: was oocnpies the Chair-of Editeation and Philosophy: fought—and is still ighting—ot his little hoepital, never shipwrecked, nor did heever haye a funeral He was for some -yeare on the staff of King’s leprosy, malaria, dysentery, sleeping sickness; and- of sea. During his war service he waanover tor- College, London, and iz in much request in vacation atrange tropical diseases unknown to most European pedoed: althourh ships were sunk ahead and astern swhowls in different parts of the country for his doctors, His notive pationts had oever before of hie-ship, and-he had the interesting experience lectures on philosophy, poetry, and kincred subé seen «anwathetics oused. They welcomed Dr. of taking port in the evacuation of Anzac. jects. Professor Cook js Warden of the Men's Schweltger asa. worker of omirecles, He .re- Hall of Residence. at South: Stoneham House; A Play You Should Hear. moined at Lombarene until! I17, his only Southampton, and is at presentserving on the recreation, being the specially-constructed PLAY, The Crossing, by Holt Marvell and Departmental Commitice appointed by the. Pre- piano presented to him by the Bach Society oof Cyril Taster, wae recently broadcast from aident of the Board of Education to consider the Paria, whose organist he hod been, The war cut 56GB. This was among the moat imteresting training of teachers in rura! achools, off his supplies and hampered his activities, and of the shorter plays apecially written for the micro- ao he returned to Europe to lecture and raise phone, and was) notable for the performances Schneevoight Returns, J . further funds forhia work, which he recommenced given by’ Dorothy Holmes-Gore and Raymond Ts celebrated Finnish conductor, Georg in 1922, During Moy and June-he will give organ Trattord:.. Its theme is that of the passage from Sehneevoight, is to conduct. a Symphony recitals in various English cities with a view to life to death, the exchange of preat for supreme Concert from the London Studio on Friday, raising further money for this unique work of happiness, It isa play of joy and hope,a trifle with June 8. He has jost returned from a successful his. Dr. Schweitzer ix a tall, stouthy-built Alsatian. A meaning and a message. The Crossing will be year at Los Angeles. He has a fine sense of humour (which must have given from London and DaventryonWednesday, Midland Car Owners ! June 6, in the interval of a concert: by the London been an invaluable stand-by-in hia-work) He has WN Sunday, May 27, the Week's Good Cause a host of good stories to tell of how, during the- Harp Quintet... I hope that the cast willbe that of the first browicast. QO from 6G-B will be introduced by Mr. E. P. wat, be and his wife lived on monkey-meat, how Ray, who is making an Appeal on behalf his piandcame to Lambarene ina dug-ont canoe, and Speak Your Mind, Children ! of the Midland Car Club for the assistance of soon. Tf you meet him-during his tour, look at his HE London and Daventry Children’s Houris motorists in taking crippled children from Bir- eves, for in them shines that sheer loreof humanity which has led him along the strange paths of his life, to hold its-third Request Week on June minghom to Hunnington for nn afternoon's enjoy- 18-23. This biennial event serves a double mont, on Saturday, Jane 8. Two hundred motar- The Children’s. Sanctuary, purpose ; it gives the Children’s Hourlisteners an cars are required, and it is hoped to transport E shall hear Mabel Constanduros in a new opportunity of building up t h e i r orn programmes 500 crippled children into the country and to give \X } rdle when, on Sunday, May 27, she makes and indicates to thowe responsible for the 6.15 them a taste of the summer joys which motorists an Appeal from London con behalf of ‘hour’ which part of them work ik the moet aooften enjoy. This Appeal has been made every the Royal National Orthopastic Hospital. ‘This popular. Now,-then, children, here is a way in year from the Birmingham Studio, and the response hospital is more than national in its scope. ft which you can help the Unoles and Aunts, Send up to date has been magnificent. I hope that we ia imperial, ‘To the building in Great Portland in on a postoard the six items heard in the London shall he equally auccessful this year, Street come deformed children. from all over the and Daventry. children’s programmes ‘during the Marjorie Booth. Empire, The generosity of the public. recently past six months which you have most enjoyed. ' r iE at the B.B.C, learned with deep reget. provided an extension to. the Lomlon-headquarters; Since it-takes some time to ‘ record the voted” and” _ of the gad death of Marjprig Booth, the arrange the Request Weekprogrammes; the closing = bat. £40(40) 18 still needed. to pay off the-debt-in- é Y binger, who dial on April 26, after a curred by the installation of 52°new beds. ab date-for postcards ja Momday, May 28. Fathers
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A further sees of extracts from some of the many vigorous letters in which listeners have attacked and supported the views put forward by Wictor France, the novelist; in his recent article, ' From Morn till Midnight,’ Mr. France advocated less Broadcasting. The Commercial Point of View. Get on with your Novel Wruting | | The Children’s Protest, Vieror Feaxce appears to have overlocked the My first thought was, ‘ Here's « blighter trying Irthe B.B.C, follows Victor France, what about commercial point of view wher he suggests-thoat to blight. my life! nvmetd ggerdted—lnut it us and our hour ?—Six Children, Bramhall. broadcastingshould only ‘take place between 7 jan bt. ATL my life for thirty vearsowas spent in horc.| é F * | and 11 p.m. J, for one, wouldn't dream of pur- work—no time for mucheducationand pleasure. | I svoorst that vou close down-for a week every chasing a set without a demonetration being given Now, a semi-invalid. confined. to the house, my year, except for fhe London and Daventry morning” firat. Who, after a day's business, would wish to greatest. pleasure is wireless. 7 listen to everything service. A reat cure for the B.B.C, from the be troubled with a representative sent-hy some wire--- butthe dance music. I havedropped to sleep with. everlasting task of compiling programmes, anda less firm (who, incidentally, would-probably. arrive the headphones.on, and, when the Announcer save quiet spell during which the listener could discover ‘Good night to you, good night,’ I always answer in the middle of dinner) * whether his appetite for programme consumption # * in * him, “Good night, my lad, and Gel bless you {* was too great, or top littl.—M. W., Brigg. What I say is “Never mind if you can't always No, sir! The ‘four hours * proposed smacks too find something new to broadcast. Keep giving us * = «= 5 much of *eontrol.” Surely you will use your in- the old over again. You can’t beat it. I wish Mr. Tat hours of broadcasting are not foo long, as fluence to-keep or listening free-from this, so that people have widely differing tastes that must- all éach person may decide: for-himself-or herself what, Victor France would get on with his novel-writing be entisfied. No one complains that you give after all, is an absobately private matter—irhen fo and leave the B.B.C. alone.—E. P.. Hucknall. a: * Pe too much. ofhis particular janey. Ideas are not hater /—E. G. H.. Mullican. likely to run dry, a3 inyprovement in technique ry ie ry ik Mr. Feance forgets the night-nurses. who go on continually opens up fresh possibilities. Besides, » No doubt our worthy friend is unaware that duty at 6 p.m. He would give themno chance to listen. Tt seems obvious that if everyone is to have repeat performances are very welo uenbe, —I, D, D,, hospitals and convalescent homes close down Braunton. their wireless at 7.30 p.m. !—K. & . , Leicester, hia chance to listen for four hours, or even one, 9 day,the broadcast machine must work from morn cs of . oF a a ip oh | till midnight.—5. 8., Oxford. I am not disposed to accept all Mr. Frante's Ix the main IT agree with Victor implications... The number: of idenz i France. From the firat I felt the B.B.C. limited, but the mimber of ways in fave too moch and made the public which these idexs may be presentid ~ ETASping. No one should expect enter- ie practically unlimited; for instance, taimment from 12 noon till midnight. If it- is likely that a belfry may contain leas had been provided, if would have eight bells, no more and no lesa, butthe been valued more.—E, B. P., W. 2, number of possible changts is forty - ** * thousand three hundred and aixty, and Listeners: Not Robots. when we come toa carillon in which the notes may be combined in cherds and Boers Mr. France labour under the the notes themsclyes vary in length, we delusion that the listeners ‘to Davertry's can get on éndiess seri¢cs of permutations. programmes are turned out by machinery, —W. H. D.,. Oxford. exactly to pattern | He ignores the fact that 7 to 11 pum. are nob necessarily = = = * convenient hours for listening. Among Listeners: * Lictenerized.’ my friends and neighbours I find the BroapcastrnG if no, ao common that following ; {1} Invalid who is. alone all thousands: of listeners are becoming /is- diay, botcan dlvays have company in the tenerized. Could there not be a morning, evening; (2) Young mun who pors out an afternoon, and an evening seaxion ? nat T—evening classes or church work: Thest might be divided into periods of (5) Young. wife whose husband js put-till tro hours, two hours, andthree hoturs,-or 30. (4) Mother who sits alone mending any other ee it time‘found wuiiablec and working all day. What about these} * RA, BW —A. B. B., Shanklim: SEVEN TO ELEVEN! WHAT, NO CHILDREN'S HOUR? ** * = a _ jh a PRosasiy five per cent. of the people Secrish man! Only four hours of A recent snapshot of o small listener whose expression of acute listen, the others fiefen in, Broadcasting broadcasting, between 7 and 11 p.m, anxiety seems to indicate that she has heard of Mr, Frances plea for gives on atmosphere to the majority of I suppose that's to euit his special.con- leas Broadcasting, homes justas the orchestra pives an venience. But what about his wife's atmosphere to the restaurants. “Silence (supposing he has ope) } And the vest ofthe sister- I wave long felt that the programmes are far too the loud-spenker and the house ia like a tomb, hood | What about the great army of. bedridden full and the hours far too long. Surely we do not —F. J. P., Sale. sulicrers whoge day of monotony and pain have need 60 much amusement, especially when it means ” ¥ e i heen made morte. ertdurable by the lovely little ao much work for others. There is no rest, either things that ate beard during the day i—G. D. Sundays or week-days—M. FE. H., Bedford. ‘Too Many. Short items,
Ipswich, a & a a A creat defect lics in having so many short + Ls Li ik Suggests 4 to Ir. items. We cannob switch our intelligence with I po not agree with V. Fy No one would eat profit on to euch a variety of subjects in the time I Tarek the privilege of ‘liatening* wouldbe hia way fhrowgh o whole menw unless he were piven. My feeling is for fewer items and better valued-much more if it-were not offered in such aerving.—L. A. Hove. rendered.—J. W.S., Braunton, * * # * abundance. But Tam not in favour of auch a drastic = + 5 e T am in entire agreement with the principles laid reduction. I should suggestthat 4 to 11 p.m, down by Mr. France in his letter. We do have too would be better.—H. A. D., Crawler. Irall listeners make full use-of The Radio Times much broadcasting and 30 value it too lightly.— = = a x ther need not listen to mach—nothing ia easior B. W., Birmingham. T am sure that after five years’ experience the than to make a note of any particular item one * * ¥ * B.B.C is in a position to know how much the wants to escape, To me, o chronio invalid— st A New Argument. public wanta. Surely they would not open all wireless has become a nivessity,. therefore Mr. , We do not find any of our great daily papers day for the fun of the thing! In. passing I might France's suggestion of four hours a dayis absolutely ah. Proposing to restrict issues-to three times a week add that my 3-valve set goes daily from 1016 ih nightmare.—QG. WEL, Alverstoke, fest. the supply of interesting topics shonkl ~peter a.m. to12 p.m. without more than ‘wn hour's break ih th rl th out. Tt isan argument. which-has not. been sed - in the day for my rest.—G.W..D., Alverstoke: Ler the food. be-abomiant.. We meet loarnfor i) before, but which fits here. When one buys-a paper + * * i* ourelves to feed when amd where we need, fs- one does notread everything in it; nor does one No, indeed! There is so-much we are longing ta clude the powons, but otherwise give absolute feel cheated becansh there ia considerable matter hear about this wonderful world of oure.—E. L, V., freedom. The aesdy and foolish must gain theie which is notof personal interest.—W. J, B., Bristol, Weet Dulwich. own experience,—S. BL, Cavendish, ee
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PROGRAMMES jor SUNDAY, May 20
= = — ech) 2LO LONDON and sXX DAVENTRY 10.30.20. { Deeeritryy orely) 7. Chorale, mixed voices, Tar: BroxaL, (ikkex- (36.4 Mi, #30 tC.) (1,004,3 M. Te? hd ‘My soul, to God reagn Wick: Written Four: > then . Whatever
CAST ; oo may betide thee, In | 5.45-6.40 Bach Cantata i nll things will He guide thee. . 2 3.30 A MILITARY BAND He. +44 CONCERT O A Religious Service ‘Sie werden Ewch in den Bann. thon" =— nom Tin: STO nis THE Wireuess Muarany Hann, conducted by ( Thay shall pre Save inde er | EB Wanton Of Doers kia CanoLixe Hatcivnn (Soprand) Arranged by tho Brornmenoon Movenest Overbora to "Den César de Basan"... Haseineg Eiste Biack (Contralto} Chainmanand Announcer, Mr. J, A. BR. Caress 3.38 Canoumn Hatcwanp. (Soprano) Hoones Macnis i'Tenor} - Order of Service : Chirsine’s Air from * Tho Gid* ...-5... ve Kerra Fanener (Baritone) Tntrait Air de l'enfant (The ohild’s song) ... } Mints Tan Wintires Conc Prayor, Air W. Warn; Hon.- President World Brotherhood Fevdervtian 3.45 Basn Tun Wikeness OncKnEstRa, conducted by Hymn, ‘0 fora thousand tongues to sing” Third Hungarian Rhopeody ...... ¢. Disc STAMPoORD Poumon Bible Reading, Mrs, H. deers, Preictent, National Bisterhood 3.54 Kerra Farexnn | Gartane) cer sare its Chorus, Tae Inroup Mrs's Mextina Mate oe ae Po + ith, Blow, blew, thon winter wind. .... Sarjeant weherae aa Vorce Ouorm, condocte] by Mr. W. OLIVER i ae At - Bon Paver eee. att ee, lod Tun CoaAmMAN’s Meese : ¥ es * Ge apea a » Stanford Solo, “I gave my life for Thee,’ by tho Rev. Sid seesaes Punta: iad, 4.2 Baso Aderesa by Mr, Esex. Goon, The National Belection fram 'T Pagliacel” (‘The Play Presisemt PeEN ec wince anak kis .» Geonwedvallo Chorus, Tae Tnronp Men's MeerMare VorCor 4.20 Evsre Brack (Contralia) Recital, by Mr. Caannes Liomerow The heart worshipe). ij. 0) ceed + +a Holat Bolo, ‘Passat on," by the Rev. Peau Hat Inte Thy Hands (* God's Timeia Beat") Bach Grestinga by Mr.. anny JErrs Pack, chowds, away wes eee eeeae Hanidet Hymn, * San of my Soul" 428 Basso oneadiobborn Eymphonia Poem, 'Omphele's Apinning 6.45 THe Were's Goon CASE t RD! mati eet ota be.. td-Fadins Appeal on behalf of Alexandra Day by! £40 Hranes Mackie (Tenor) ‘Mina May Geraran, €.5.F. Recit.. * Deeper, and deeper still } Haniel AEESARDRA DAY is: one of the beat) Alig, * Wott ber, ripe. os es knewn charities in the country, and 448 Baxp since itt inauguration in lvl? it bos been Bpanieh Seorenmdd ...... 5. 5005 Riek Bizet the menue of raising over @ million pours for the hoapitals avd tharties for the: pick. Military FObmeise se aa Chapt Thisyear there are 240 sub-committees tn $0 A BIUDIO SERVICE FOR Greater London alone actively preparing for CHILDREN the celebration on June 14, when it ia hoped to taise £A0,000, 26 aoninat £52,800 last year. Arranged by Tae Cuinomen’s Spectan Contributions and offers -of help should, Benvics. Mission be addressed to Misa 0... Mag Beeman, ot: Conducted by Mr, Mowracce Gooparas 83, The Grove, Boltons, 8.W.10. Order of Service : Preliminary Announcement 8.00 Weareen Forecast, Geyenat News Hymn, * Lead me to Jesua’ (Golden. Bells, EPanLte Tris: Laci AnnoUncenente, No. 686) ) (Daventry only) Shipping Forecast Proyer, followed by Lord's Prayer 1 Serpture Reading, St. John x, 1 to 11 Chorussa: " Wide as the Ocean” (0.8.5.M. G6» Bichel: Geng feditien Concent! Chorus 269); * Two Little Eyes" (C.5.3.M, Ems Soppany (Soprmino}; Mancarer Chorus. 243); .* Marchin Onward ' BaLtroun (Contralto);. Paray Jones (C.5.8.41. Choros 120); *‘Trost-and Obey" Kosbeyrau. ob Seose (Tenor); Hunserr Herve {Baritone} {C.S.441L Charns 22) A MUSICIAN'S * JUBILEE.’ Tre Wirecess Caorra Address by Mr. Moxrracce Goonman Dame Ethel Smyth, the composar of The H’reckera and (Chorua-Master, Sraxronn Ronson} Hymn, ‘There ia a city bright’ (Golden The Boatswain's Male,-i¢ teventy years ald this year, and Toe Wrmretrss Sywruony OnomkeaTrA Bells, No, itd) her jubilee ia being celebrated by the prucal world, She Conducted by Dame Erie.: §irra Prayer herself, will conduct the Wireless Symphony Orchestra in o ISITORS to the seaside during tha cd Concert of her works that: wil) be broadcast from Pant I Bummer may have notiond-on the sands ondon tomght, 368 will broadcast a programme of her ORCHESTRA a crowd of young people searmbled in a chamber music this alterncon. Overture to “The Wreckers* (On the tinintare sand cathedral, singing nlorues Cliffa of Cornwall *) * nnd Latening to addresses bry speakers often garbed in most unclerical attin. Thia is one aide BIS ja a work written about 1778, for tho 9.15 Cwuonvs ayn OncHESTRA of the work of the Children’s Special Servion Mix. Bunday after Ascension... Ti) oonsiala> of Hoey Nonny No .....4 Words -lnen., 18th Ceafury sion, Which existe to show children that religion enven mocklond :— Bleepleea Drowmis .. 4... + Words. byD. G. Rossetti is nogloomy ‘awet blanket” business, but the beet le Chorus, for Tenora and Beesrce: * From way in the world of getting real hitppiness, God's lune they will expel you." 9.30 Parr Ir 6.30 Tue Fouwpations or Exons Portny— 2, Chums, mined yoirrs, “° For the time is at VITL, Grayand Collins, road by Mr. J, 0. Sroparr hand when they who slay sou shall boest them Meas In D 1 servied true untae. God ‘te hiva-done," RAYS Elegy 36 perhaps the most. famous 3, Air, Contralto, * Christians ever must he Exam Bropany (Soprans) potin inthe English language. Certainly ‘itiont,. Serva heir Muster without fear... Mancaner Banrove (Contralto) it hes given more quotations to the vocabulary Till at length He shall appear." Panay Jones (Tenor) of tho avernge echocated man than any other 4. Chorale, Terror, “OQ God, how grievous is Hennenr Hxyverer (Baritono) poem; ita flowing anid felicitous. diction falls the woe In these darkdaya afflicts mo eo." Ton Wrieness: Caoncs ayn Syursoxsr naturally inte phrases eaay to remember andapt §, Recitative, Hass, * Fnraged the Prince of toupply. Wore it not for the Eloy, Gray might Hell... doth perseente Christ'sfaithful people Oncmestak be no better known nowadaya then ina contem- ». « Good Christiana flourish like the palm- Kyrie—Credo—Sanectus—BHenedictus—Agnua porary, William Collins, who wrote same fine tree's branches ,°.'." Dei—Gloria odes in the Indian Simmer of clagsieuan, before 6. Air, Soprano, “With constant faith... the romantic reaction set in. His ‘Ode to woknow God ever keapeth watch; Thovgh all 10.30 Epilogue Evening" will form, with. the Elegy, the matter around the storm ia roanng ... The sun behind ofthe mading this afternoon, the shadow leoghs.* t@lho Shall Ascend?
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8.10 A Religious Service 3.30 Ethel 6.30-5.45. Fouspations From THE STCpLo Smyth oF Proms PoRray Tor Canon oF THE Ker CoRGaRGATION AL CHUnoOn Address by The Few, M.S) Horii Jubilee Concert {See Latta} 845 5.5, from London (9.0 Loreal Announcements) CHAMBER: MUSIC 8.0 A Religious —Ax= ETHEL SMYTHwis 95 An Orchestral Concert born on April 23, 1856, Service Tue Natio anOncHeetrsaoF Wangs, conducted and atudied ni Leipsig Con- Relayou from the by Warwick BRAItHwatte : Bttviatcire, In that city her Cexthan Har, Birmingham Overture, * Fingels Cove’ Mendelssohn cany works were pesrformedd. Organ Prelusdhs BipeEY Contaam (Tenor) and Orokiaiira Then Game perlormintes at Whore er you walk, . : Hand t the Crystal Palace under Hymn, ' Rejoice, the Lord is ORCHESTRA Hensel, Her frst Opera ee {Methodist Hyimal, Flumoresduir...... rates! _Bipahik came oub nt. Wermor, and 213) Piseioate | Sylvia" i ‘ ile rane ae Lone ( aurrobhier, JDher Wels, WE Ressline : Acts of the Apostles, Produced) «at Dreaden and Chapter I, Verses 1-11 SYOSEY Corian Berln-in 1iil—3 Anthem A, Dream fee ees ose eee pe TOE Phe Wreckers was brought “ Prayer i Litth Lady of the Mod. Pa ee tae Erie (oaiee out here by Beecham im The Rev, E. Benson. Perking. of the Hymn, ‘The Golden Gabes. She ie far trom the Jend, 2 Loner 10-10, Since then The Birmingham Central Mission, Wesleyan are lifted up’ {ME ORCHESTRA Aoatacain's Mate hat made Methodist Chure h. gives the address No, 182) i - Ghypey Bultcscs eee ee Cee ee eae fernni her name widely known to in the service that will be rolayed Anparss bythe Rev. E. Bultareile ee ees Se ae Geel Opera goers, Inits Overture from 5GB tonight. Bassox Penns (Bir- PREong eae eee : . Hfanetel Ble: introduced a tone from mingham Central Mission, = Srosey CoLraam the JWorch of te Women, Wesleyan MethodistChurch) | ced Ce ce ek ee ee eee ek eee that she wrote for the W-S.P.U. when she was Hymn, Hark, the sound of Holy Vores- At Dawning +4---- 5. ees oe oere yo CREP taking a very active part in the movenient for (3.0. fo, 810) A Banjo Bong... Foes peeag rete Fae sa iomer. Wome4»n ez aulfrages, Bonedicti cor ORCHRETRA In 1210 she wae mode a Doctor of Music of Selection from * Merrie Fr gland "oe sveay (CPR Durham University, and in 1922 a D.B.E, (At the Organ, Dr. M. L. WosTexmoum) Her book of reminiacenoes * Impressions that | 10.50-10.50 The Silent Fellowship Remained " ta one of the racicet of all) nopieal 945 lan Were's Goon Caren chronicles, and hor ' Streuke of Life’ also shows (Sce. London) 2ZzY MANCHESTER. 723:°M- her keen observation and relish for the bomour
and pathos in evervday encounters. 3.30 8.50 Weartnen Forecast, WENfRAL News Axrtists of the North—Il (fied cole a. page 2OB,) Henpeet Hevanr. (Baritone), Atsrnr Bra BCLLeErth (Horn); Ratmieen Lone {Pianolorte) 5. 0-6.30 SH, from endian TH Brosa Starnia Qcanter 8 Fy 9.0) Albert Sandler 7.50 A Special Service Quartet in FE Minor Relayed from the CexTrat Hate, OllharmStrot To String “Quarteb waa written in 1{M)2;‘and and the i As Onoan Basctran br Fotrs _ChER was first heard (in. part) et a concert of the Park. Lane. Hotel Orchestra Bercciise (Cradk’pene) Gata Society of Women Musicians ten years later, It Festival Prelude ‘ Pepedea From. the Park Lané Hotel is in four Movoments—a lyrical Allegretto, a 6.0 Hymn, * Hark, bene, my eel (Methodist light, vivacious Soherezo-like Moayement, 0 slow StusanT BRowunerson (Haas) Ayah Book. Wo, 620) Movement and inenerpetie Finale, Invotation and Lord's Prayer Overbure to " Maritana’ vag.caek ee eee Wallace Hymn, ‘deans shall reign’ 4.10 Roreer Muncie, (M.H.B., No. 767) Antosta Broa, and Scripture Lesson Rateiees Lowa START Bowers oy Si trai ceppi (irom ‘ Berenice’) i..4.... Handel Anthem by Castrat Hate CHom,* Hear my Two Interlinked French Melodies prover * Mendelesoh HESE' interlinked French metocies * appeared ORCHESTRA Soloist, Benta Bari in an Intermezzo in Damé Ethel Smyth's Titerepesion Comic Opera Jintente Cordiak. The melodies Egyptian Ballet bth eee eta te ee Larigine Hymn, How aweet the Name * (MLH.B., Na, Tit) come, one from Burgundy:and the other from ALBERT BANDLER (Violin) AporEss by the Rev. Heneeet Cooren, Super: Brittatry. intendent, Manchester ond Salford Weelevyan Hojre, Kati! (Hello, Katio!) ...... Hubay Mission Hymn, ‘Qur Blegt Redeemer’ (M.H.B., Noo 205) 420 Hrasent Herver Stuart RoperTson Three Poems by Henri de Rognior (with Instru. Benediction. ‘Viesper mental Accompaniment) Drink to me only with thine oves . ae tr, Cheater Orcan Voluntary,‘ Halichijal Chorus" (‘Mount Odelette ;- The Danes; Chrysilla Shepherd, see thy horse's foaming mane (Hun- Of GREG eevee a'e ence cacy DORRROCEM garian- Folk Bong) .....-.-..+. arn I. Aorbay 6.45 8.8. from Eowlow (8.0 Local Announcements) _ Aheniindoah we. ek ee ee . ee ores A.B. Parry 435 Acuner Bram, The First Movement (Moderately quick) is based on two themes, one in Lyrical mood amd the 7.50 St, Luke's Church, old Strect other (played by the Violin) in country-dance THE RADIO TIMES, Tae Revs the 62, Nicnoras BELLEINGERS etyle. The Journal of the British Broadcasting Rung by The Slow Movement ia entitled Mlegy—In Corporation, 8.0 A Religious Service Memoriam, The composer explains that the The Apmness piven by Rev. Wittias Paxtow, eodond then(a phrase from one. of. the songs ir PublishedeveryFriday—Price Twopence. Minister of GrentGeorge St.Congregatronabihnarch ‘ givea the clue’ to the hor Opera: The Wreckers) Editorial address: Savoy Hill, London, The Music sung by theSt. Lowe's Cmom, chreeted Movernent's sub-tithe. The Lost Meoverrent gos by WG. hones HOC 2. ota gay pace. Near the end, in the Horn’s part @45 8.0.from London (9.0 Local Announcements) of the ceadenga, tha Inatrument’ sounds some The Reproduction of the copyright pro- 9.5 5.2. from Leede thre-note chords. grammes contained’ in this issue is strictly 10.30 Epilogue att 5.0 CHILDREN'S PERTVIOn reserved. (Stenday's Programmes continted: in column 2, ange 206, ) (Seo London) eS IL. bl 296 RADIO TIMES May 18, 1928, Here's Sunday’sProgrammes cont'd (May 20)_ happin eS 277.8 MM, & 2LS LEEDS-BRADFORD. ZaZe1 Ma. —— — and prosperity 10ht. & 1fo be, (From Manchester and other Stations) 3,30 Anrtists of the North—ll " for you and yours. (See cofanina. 3.) 3.30 Artists of the North—II A LIGHT SYMPHONY CONCERT O60 4B. from London Ss 8.0 Al Religious Service FROM MANCHESTER '£250 A YEAR FOR Relayecd: from Qoeex Sraert ComGgRecatTion an THe AvyOMENTED Bratioy OnomRsTiVA Carmen, Leads Conducted by T. H. Momerox Addresa by the Rev. EB, Boorr Wittwe Overture to ‘The Markemen" (‘Det LIFE—FROM AGE 55 ‘Trmnty FPresbyterwc Church Choir Wreiaolytite "Pood eae eee eeOOF $45, 3.8. from London (9.0 Local ATmounce Four Norwegian Dyinces...... --++ Oring at, ments) Think of it! “A care-free life from age =5. An EBER waa uncommonly sweeesciual as income of /250-n year abeolutely secure to yon for 9.5 A CONCERT in catering for oarly ninetecnth century German daeles in Opera, which the remainder of your days—even if you liye to be East oF Tap ist Barrayciost a centenarian, An income iresapective of business j lay in the direction of folk-legends, tales Tre Boron Reames or other-investinents, atid not subsect to market | of yoruntic and chivalrous deeds, and (By kind permission of Lieut.-Col. E Roache. Se fluctuations, trade tendon, or polttical troubles, homely sentiment. Kally, DS.0.) What a boon toyousnd yours | What a burden The Opera, The Jforkanen, ie -cebocrent Conductor; Mi Oo VW. oe of your mind ! 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You deposit with them beiitied, The MWorksiaan went down at Ballet Suite (" Coppelia*) .... 2.02. rae Delibes | 8 Yearly sum you. can well afford out of your the first. pertormances, po Weber wrote, income, and the money, under the care of this most Alanchiool the Gell; Valea of the Hours; Danes of the Automatons ; Valen of the Doll; March with ‘Ineredibls enthusiasm. . : prosperous Company, accumulates to ‘your eredit ‘Towa cilled before the curtain |, of tha Warriors; Hamgurian Dance and to it are added extraordinarily generous profits. threes ml wreatha came flying op. Solt Thos:-you share in the Company's preat prosperity. Excerpts from * Lohengrin’ «os. pes Wagner Dre glaring. ——— The figures here given assume an ape of 35, and 10.0 A HYMN RECITAL His Overture-ia tiltom melodica gang atel,. ire estinidted on present profits, bot full details of Tue Bramiey Ononan Socrery, conducted by in the Opers, other ape9 and amount} will be-sent wpon reqmest, Mr. Geo. A. Honeate = Here is how the Plan works out.:— 40 FROM HULL Fight tho Good Fight (Pontecast) Dorotay Kirrowes (Moreo-Bopranc} aire £250 A YEAR FOR LIFE. Hark, my Sool (St. Bees} Fram 44 vedre-of age you will récelve fa50.0 year for life, The King of Love (Dominus ragit me} Gretchen. am Spinnrade If you -pcier it a oon horn of £3,000 will be given you Jesu, the very thought of Theo (St. Agnes) (Gretehon ot the Spinning is ntesd of the pearly fcome, 0 God our help in ages past (St. Anne Wikiae)): GceS aceite oe ee phbert Abide with me (Eventide) Lachen und Weincn (Laughter| £20 A MONTH IF UNABLE TO WORK. fe "Deatey ia ce cea ee 10.30 Soppoing vou adopted this plan now, and next week, Epilogue Vorborgenheit. (Seereoy). soe cs. e es Wolf next year, or any year undil you are 55, you become— 410 FROM SHEPFIELD through illness or accident—permunentiy incapacitatert 6FL SHEFFIELD. 272.7 AA. for enrning a living, {20 a month will be pald to you 1,100 kit. Conis Satira (Violoncelle) until the {2 So a year becomes duc, ATUOBO ov cee eas -+.++Dach, arr. Franko 3.30 Artists of the North—ll Perpetual Motion Piece, * Qaaint* INCOME TAX REBATE. (See cattimn 3.) Cupia, arr, Noche: and Squire Ti Inenine Tax remiins.ao now, you will save mearly [250 during the nim of (he arrangement... This is additional §.0-6.30 4.8, from Lomlon Beveliraie nine beeen re» Voormoten to the: profit you can make son ‘the transaction, Apria un eve (After a Dream) 8.0 A Religeus Service Faurd, art, Casals £2000 FOR YOUR FAMILY IF ANYTHING Relayed from Neracrn CHAiren. Serenade dow Curt 0. text iced HAPPENS TO YOU. Addreaa by the Rev, J, Howes Ropoa, of Oak 4.25 FROM MANCHESTER | Should pounot tive to theage of §4, {2.060 pina accumu" Street United Methodieh Chur F lated profits: will be paid to your family, Should that ORCHESTRA be the result of an accident the sum would be increased 645 S05. fromLondow(90 Local Announce- Spinish> Polapgody.. sa... eee ee Rbrier to £4,000, plus the profits, ments) MAIS is «a brilliant and plowing piece of ‘ANY AGE, ANY AMOUNT. §.5 &.8. from Leeda picturéeqne mest which athenn pia Though 35, and (250a year for Hie have been quoted to. convey the composer's iden of the spirit : 10,30 Epilegue here, the plan applies at any age and for any atonnt. ol Spin. ee Whatever your income, if you cam spare something out of it for you and yous farnily"s fature, this plan ia the 6KH HULL. 1020ke. 435 FROM HOLE best andmest proiable method you can adopt. a Dosotay Kitcars £82,000,000 ASSETS. 3,30 Artists of the North—ll Fucignung (Dedication) ..... —_ The Sun of Canada hos Assets of over (52,900,000, (See- colon 3.) Die, Nacht (igwe nia aew aa neee ; jwhich are under Government supervision. Btandchen (Seremadéjp ...... Richard 5.0-6.30 SH. from London leh troge meine Minne (1 bear | Strauss ha FILL IN AND POST THIS FORM TO-DAY. 8.0 A Religious Service Wy he} cies is ogee ees pee eg ee ebegeg oe yeees ee ed Feow THe Stooim 4.45 FROM MANCHESTER To J. F. dunkin (Manager), Conducted by tho Rey. J. D. Devenscx, Viear of! Bt, Stephen's Church, ond Members af the ORCHESTILA ——t Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Chiarch: Chisir Ballade in A Minor.... Coferidge-Toylor 12, Sun of Ganada House, Baton, “Lowe Divine * (A, itd’ M., Ko. 520) HIS work begins with a ronghly energetic Victoria Embankment, London, W..2. Lornl's- Preyer ated Responses introductory themeon the Btrmgs. iNr, Temple Suintign}, Pealm 1231,. ‘The Lesson ae Woodwind has the first main tone; Strng8 Anthem, * Come, Holy Ghogt*,...... Atwood! carci. licanceare- and deporli fy. este et per RCGOtnPauyin. ; Biddings to Prayer pena hee srod. nee—wei thet obtigutean The, opening matter having been re- Hymn, “ Hail the Day" (A. ond M., No, 147) on. my "pat _ fest partionlacs te Your ficleewt ait plan ponted, an epieade (starting with a length. oe what incaing of cash Suen will bee avadleies Address by the Rev, J, 0. Deveretx ee = ene form of the first main ture fon thea ‘or he Hymn, * Children of the Heavenly King" (4A. and Trumpet}, leads to the second main thome eS M., No, 547) ERAS pean iat ere leita Palak eet wate feed ga fog edad {muted Violing and Violas), (Mr,Men, or Mina} Tho. Blessing STS On this material the Ballade is Hoilt up, #45 8.8, fromLendon (9.0 Local Announced. Though it has no actual story behind iH, POE eee he ne ee ee ee ene ed eee a a ae monte) Onetan mall Tbe 1h ae Misc] ——— commentary “on some old chivalric” tule Etat ate ateeee ale eeaee 10,30 Epilogue HY. 18-5-28, of love and warkire, ren rere i eh a Alheedieedbg (Steuiay'’s Programmos cantinusd onpage 207.) = Ee <= —— eal RADIO TIMES aa7 bLay 18, 182d. ——ae Programmes for Sunday. In the Near Future. Art Treasures Soulhern S t a t i o n s . Sa26.1 M. News and Notes from Presented Free 6BM BOURNEMOUTH. O20 bo. Bournemouth. [t is pleasing to think 3.30-6.90 &.8. from London An appeal on behalf of the Hahnemann Con- valesemt Home and Dispensary, Bournemouth, in these days — when the windimull ts rapidly 8.0 2.2.from London (9.0 Local Announcemonts) will be made by the Rev. E. Moor, Honorary Chaplain of the Home, on Sundey, May 27. disappearmeg from the 10.30_ Xpiloguc English countryside— Plymouth. that Rembrandt should ‘The Significance of Children’s Ambitions" have left a lasting pic- 275.2 fa: SNG | NOTTINGHAM. 1070 ko. is the tithe of a talk to be given by Miss Eve ture of ‘such great Macaulay, of the University College of the South- beauty asThe Mill.” West, Exeter, on Tuesaday, May 20. With thedeft and 330-6.39 8.2, from London For his talk to schools on Friday, June I, in definite touch of the tho series of Stories of Exploration, Mr. 4G. P. 5.0 BA Religious Service Dymond, Headmaster of the Hoe Grammar superlative genius, this ' From Tae Stvp1o School, has chosen as his subject * Central Africa.’ picture carries with it the romance of the old Conducted by the Ror. BE... Hawsrss, with the and perfect method of wheat milling. In 191] Choir of Caste Gate Congregational Church Manchester. this ArtTreasure was sold to on Amencan Hivton, * Nearer, My God, to Thee* A programme of Eric Coates’ music will be millionaire for the enormous sum of £100,000. Boripture Reading given on Saturday, June 2, by the Station Messrs. Allinson Ltd—the millers of Allinson Pres er, Anthem, " Hymn to the Trinity * (Telaiborsty) Orchectra and Gladye Sweeney (sopranc). 100per cent. Wholemeal Flour, who carry on Address by the Ror. i, 7. Hawkins Arthur Catterall (viclin) ond Claud Biggs the tradition of perfect wheat milling into the Hyom, “Saviour, again to Thy dear Nare* ’ (piano), each of whom i= 0 professor at the Royal present day, have made arrangements for the Benediction and Sevenfold Amen Manchester College of Music, will take part in distribution of presentation copies of the the Sunday afternoon concert on May 27. Later 6.45 3.B, from Lemon {9.0 Local Announce. £100,000 Mill picture—free of all advertising tho same afternoon an excerpt from Sterndule matter, For those who already possess a copy Ena ) Bennett's oratorio, The Won of Samaria, will be relayed from Manchester Cathedral, of Rembrandt's Will, Messrs. Allinson Lrd. 10,30 Epilogue offer a companion picture by John Linnell, Cardiff. which 1 also entitled ~The Mull.” Linnell’s SPY PLYMOUTH. Seine The second edition of * Noises Off’ arranged icture has been displayed in the Tate Gallery. for Friday, June 1, will inclade ‘ Peer and tho hesetwo Mill pictures are an ornament to any Flumber,’ given by Dockson and Cookson, home and each is obtainable from Mesers. 3.30-6.30: 3.7. from Donon character sketches by Nan Porter, and songs and Allinson Ltd, 210, Cambridge Road, E.2, in dueta by Margaret Wilkinson and Leonore exchange for twelve of the bands which are to 3.0 Hi Religions Service ey Weeple, be found around Allinson bread, supplied by Reloyed fram &t. Axnuew's Partss Cnc Heddle Nash and Raymonde Amy will be the Introductory Hymn, ‘God is a Spirit’ (Music bakers everywhere. artists in & programme tutitled * Excerpta from by H. Moreton, Mut.Bac., Borough Organist It is particularly fitting that these faithful —_———* Paalm 1 Popular Operas,’ arranged for Tuesday, May 29, reproductions should be obtainable from the Nano. Dimittis The Choir of the Cardiff Grand Opera Socioty firm which to-day grindsthe identical flour to Anthem, “How dovely aro Thy Dewollings’ will sing well-known ochoreses and the Notional & or Orchestra of Walesa will play. that which was the backbone of the sturdy Herman, © We love the place, 0 God" (A. and M., manhood of our forebears. No. £45) Daventry Experimenial. Just as in the good old days wholemeal Address by the Rev. F, Warrrmip Dare, flour was ‘stone-ground, so to-day Allinson [00 Viowr of St. Androw's Broina, a play of the Southern Seas, by Martin Hymn,. "Saviour, again to Thy Dear Namo * Flavin, will be presented by Stuart Vinden on per cent. Wholemeal Flour is ground to the (A. om M,, Bo. a1) Friday, June 1. ideal degree of fineness in the same way be~ Veaeper The religious service on Sunday, May 27, will tween upper and nether mill-stones of historic be relayed from the Contral Hall, Birmingham, $45 S28. from I oufon (8:0 Local Annomnos- fame. In one particular, Messrs. Allinson have the address beinggiven by the Rev. F.C. Spurr, improved on: the produce of our forefathers, for tents) of Hamstead Road Baptist Church. whereas in those daysonly local wheats were 10,30 Epilogue A short ballad concert by Dorothy Bennett used in the flour milling, Allinson mill only the soprano), Herbert Thorpe (tenor), and Harry indie (bass) will occupy the Inst part. of the finest Empire wheats—the scope of their selec- tion has thus been. increased from .a. limited —_—— evening programme onTuesday evening, May 20. a 6ST STOKE. oroeo. An interesting recital of Leslie Stuart's songs radius to that which covers the British Empire. will occupy half an hour of the evening programme Only wheats which are ground in the old-world way can 3.30-6.3) &.2. from London at S p.m.on Wednesday, May 3, [twill be given give (he benchicral results enjoyed by our aecestors, for itis byJohnThorne (baritone), who will be acoom- only by ther well proved method that the milled four can 8.0 B Religious Service Mmamntain in patire 5 cetrect p bors all the natural in penied by the Studio Orchestra. ogi necessary to the sourahmentol the bedy Allinson Coniinoted by the Rev. T..A. ‘Fuamesos, Primi- ‘helenveal Broad and Flour prevent and correct constipation. tive Misthodist Minister of Tunstall Relayed from the Woopan. Manan Ooxame- Allinson Wholermea! Bread is obtainable from Bakers ev oarTionar Capron, Borsieat where—see that you get the Allinson band around the loaf; Tho Choir ofthe Jubilee Chapel, Tunstall Sunday's Northern this ts your guarantee of genuine wholemeal. Buy Allinson Wholemes! Flour from yourBakeror Grocer = Programmes. 8.45 &.B. fron London (3.0 Local Announoe- , oho sells it mn 3d, AA A Tard I4lb, sealed mocha) SNO NEWCASTLE. "petkak cotton bags, Every 330-630 '—=3.0. fom Lendes, 6.6:—2.10. from. Lopion. contains o 10.30 Epilogue 10-39 :—Epilogus, Home Cooking, o 55C GLASGOW. aoke. ee and parr- 55X SWANSEA. coroKe, 8.90-6.99°-8,0. from Lonton, #0-895;—S.8 irom ticulars of a genere ee Duties, Bb8 trom Edioharch, 8&0 :—8.0, from London. 10 °—Epiiogue. oun free mit a a-20—-8.90 S&B, from London 2BD ABERDEEN, bub He SS Announre- er 80 &.8. from Lomfon (9.0 Local H-600:—3.5. irom London, 8913.8. from Dunder Eretuhe) “sea froin iEeiniheogh, . 6:50:38. from. London 11.38 '—TEpliogie, 85-1050 8.2, fronCondgy 2BE BELFAST. Toehe (Sindey's Northern Programmes apptar a! foot 230-6.39:=5.0. from London, 8.65.8, from Londen, of eat, 2.) 10.38Epilogue, RADIO JsIMES =! si 16, Lice /PROGRAMMES jor MONDAY, May21 10.15 a.m. A ~ 2L.0 LONDON and sXX DAVEN mets has made hia nome inter- Seont Retour (36.4 M. 830 kG.) (004.3 M. 187 kO.) nationally famong. It ia enio SERVICE | to 6ay «that no musician's 9 — aaa eal sae =a ae visits are more warmly op- 10.0 (Daventry only) Tom SraxaL, Gaeeswicn;.| 7.45 ‘THE- MISTS OF MORNING’ preciated than those—now very jofrequent— WEATHER Forrcasr of this aminent scholar and man of acence, who A Sheteh in, Ghie Alot hat. Bias Tas a0 sipmally devoted himacif to the mohlest of HO (Darentry only) Gramophone Records With Incidental Music apenully composed by Careers in tha-servion of humanity, Invin: Cooren (Picturcan page 301.) 12.8 A Hatnin GCosommr Chutracterd oh order of ere 5 Mancsnen Sevens (Contraite) Mra. Pemberton oi oi sees ceed euet bk Peron 9.0 Waearten: Forecast, Secon Gexpran News Winrkkn Canin. (Tenor) Jilia [here Danghter)... forces Biarp Birr David Gardiner... 45-4: . Wares PLiNGE $15 ‘1. Remamber '—Re. Hon. Lord Boxraup-* 12.36 Ton B:G.0), Dasce OnceesTRs,. pe rsonadly Mr. Pemberton (an Organiser) GmnEent Herow RELAY £ * eseollections of bord Curzon * ‘ gomauched fry J AK Piyse Barry Lawson EnioT .MARRAAM tira. Pemhorton's comfortable, although not WweEN the M anquess Cuno of Kedleston ciel 1.0-2.0 AN ORGAN RECITAL luxurious, gittimg-room ia the seane of a little in 1925, omeof tha moat interesting figures by Enoan T. Cook conflict bobween domeéstitity and genus. The paesed cob of the world. of affairs. Fromae diy ——_ ———", From Soutlivwark Cathedral rest ia aa reassuring os it ia unexpected. when he was labelled by an Oxford epigram sa Fatittosy in FE Plat oases GO-aene 2 Very eiperior person " to the time whe he 1 Mmeurned from Toda in-viceragal glory to enter 1 Frumpet Tune and Air’ Purcell, arr, 2. Archer on # now career aa Foreign Seerctary, he MAnGanrer Lowowain wasi character whose extrachdhinary sncoss Sweet wae! FO Og3 ee oh EERE waa redeamed from dullieda by his soually This jovial Bastertide: . . “IFT, Sonnet extraordinary perwonal tharinterstica—ior be Enoar T, Coon was i many ways au eighteenth-eontury oligarch, born ont of: hia “time; Tonight Sonita No. 1 in © Minor...... cesar ee ook Laird RonaldalsCy a nértherTnelvin “protons 3 Marncanet Low;ouas who PeL ently published thea first volume. or Byvening Hymne: 605jee veda wrt es Purcell the official biography ot Lord Curzon, will give some reminiscences” of that reriarkable Enoan T, Cook ian. Ronde dea Princesses... Stravinaky, arr. Besliy ddpies eviews Parnes eee eaee aes re ee 9.30 Local Announcements; (Dave uyry nels i] - Alle Miircia a eal ae Ae a he eae ah a fretanel Shippmg Forecast 2.30 Misa eons. Pownn's ' Boysand Girls 9.35 A Seng Recital of Other Days—rly, The Kiog's Highway" By EIZaBeTo SCHUMANN {Atthe Piano, Guonce BReayEs) 9.0 Musical Interlude BRidenta ka eablnm «i love -berekc- ‘the ene eg ee a's hesset tt erates 9.5 Groat-Storiss from History and Mythology, JAdesart told oe isi2 Rao PowEr. “Talea froin Voi che eipete. (Ye sorta know} ..; | Das Veolehon (The Vaotety) ote ‘he Golden Hair of sa’ Maricniinl (Song of Mary)... ..,. . tort 3.70 A Musial Tnterludo Lalladyy a bok ea cease Ci Shoe Morgen (Tomiorrow) <5 .s93 : = 230 46 Arindam Contr Stindehen’ (Serenade)...... j Richard Sirauss Donoray Kirwnen (Meszzo-Hoprans) 10.0 AN ORCHESTRAL CONCERT ‘ FF, J. Derry (Baritone) of Works by W. H. R ERD 4.0 Toe Precapitty Dasce Baxp Beannand Snore (Viola) : Directed by Cnarira. WaTsow Tar Withtess OncHEsTEa From the Piccadilly. Hotel (Leader, Boi xrane RELLEY) Conducted by Tux Compogrr 5.0 Bovsrsonn Tare: Air. Fiorexce Ras: QOncnesTea . aon, ' Some Moithss Dishes ' “The Lineoln Tarp 5.15 THE CHIEDIEN'S HOR pe COMPORer says of this piece, which fa ‘Hal Aan ot fuirkeonnell * and other Stantiieh dedicated with affectionate eatoam (4 Sir Songa (collected and arranged by Owen Muse), Bdward, Elgar, O.M.": * Concerning the Inp dung by Rex Pace in Lincoln Cathedral, there is a legend that, "The Strange Fragrance," o w himaieal Darry when wandenng bent upon mischief, he Pain Stery.(o4 recorded by hia daughter} chanced to fall in with the. North.Baat wind, riding upon it until the Cathedral waa sighted. ‘The Jogeler \ and other Plano Soloa played Bidding the North-East wind awatt hia return, by (Cron. Dios the Imp pracecedccd within. Vaulting tha * Pooched Animals,’ a Chatby Guy Douirax ee ee benches, he espe the bell rope, jangled the 6.0 Crean Beoran by Patras LORD CURZON AT"THIRTY-TWO. bells, etrummed upon tha organ, tore the vost- meta to ehrvle, and broke. the: brasen Foon tha Astoria Cinema Memories of the late Marquess Curzon of Kedlestan will be candiaiticks across hia knees, 6.20 Qoarterly Bulletin ‘ofthe Radio Assiciation recalled hy Lard Ren aldshay in his talk fram Landon tome@ht. ‘Intending to work his. crowning mischiet Teleseat of A remember him ag the cxViceroy of recent Vea, npon thea altar, he fownd his wary beard by 63) Tiss Siexan, Gnteswion: WEATHER but this Spy caricature of 1891 takes ua back to the days when aun freee; plibthag out bie hand to etrake tha Forecast, Fier Gexrcai, News Bouneny the Hon. i, Carron was Under-Secretary for India and at the woderfal shining hair, he waa, for hia pro. cutect of his brilliant career, It iis here reproduced from Lord gumption, inmsdiately tuned to atone, 645 Onoaxy Recrran by Patrmay. (Contmoed) Ronaldehay's * Life of LordCurzon,” by courtesy of Messrs. Benn. ‘The North-East wind still waite for hon outside.” 7.0 Mr. Desworp MacCantiuvy: Literary Critica 10.15 Ttalian Serenade 8.30 Ongan Heoran by Dr. Bouwsireer Caprica, * Will-o'-the-Wisp° 715 THE FOUNDATIONS OF MUSIC Relayed from the Bishopsgate Institute 10.30 Brexann Shore and Orchestra Bacon's Parrrraa Rihapsady Mayed by Genpa Nerre RB: SCHWEIZER thorn in S75): 44 one oi the mosh teomarkehle men in> muaie, for 10.45-11.0 Oncnesma be the sovenioenth ond eighteenth ceanturas ZEsop's Fables Garman town banda ised to play elunea buns besides writing a echolar!y hook on Bach that hua taken rank asa foundational work, and undertak- The Fox and the Grapea; Tha: Wolf and the in sete, sieh a eet being called a * Portia.” —* Par. Lamb ;" The Ox and the Frog; Tha Fisher. tit? ia ble Ttalian form of the word, and wom; ing iwith Wittor) an edition of the works ofthe master, ho haa beon «teacher of theology mi the man avd hia Pipa; The Dog in- thea Manger; posera forthe Keyboard took thia muna for thsir The Wine and the San suites of piecea in dance style, University of Btrashourd, and has done -cistin- Quished work aso modiecnl miasonary in Agric; 11.0-12.0.. (Daventry only) DANCE MUSIC; 725 Mr FL. Nermixs i German ‘Talk, Belechiona to this he has devoted hirneelf for-anmd ten yoara, Atraeno and his Gaxn, and-Tae Sew Praeices ', from. Hebel—VIIT (der 2chnarst) perfonming niost yaloable research work, which Onourstra, from the: New Princes Restaurant ful ii 28, 1828, RADIO TIMES = ll : ee 21) Monday’s Programmes c o n : ’ d (May A Message From s G B DAVENTRY EXPERIMENTAL | (491.8 M, 610 wt.) DESMOND MacCARTHY TRANSMREIONS FROM HE LOX BTID EXCEPT WHERE OTHERWISE ETATED. ‘ | 20 ‘THE 7.20 Oncuesrns Literary Critic to B.B.C. ELTA. Dusice OnonesrTna Solitude’ Waltz... Paldtcufel Pi reonally comaywotcsl ley First Norwegian Rhapsody Ack Pa siic tutehan GEeonce GORoGtE ao. dovon Rowtrr (Character Bkotches) Three § Weassaipes* fan tra to eee fevs trenDd {Boot a Preece}, oe Ph ce tho Caf. & my 40 LOZELLA PICTURE Ce aera eet bo l h o s , HOUSE ORGAN Bullac in EF. Up. wey a fates aeak oC From. Birmingharn ot ite) kt Piank NEWMAS 7.45 OncwrsrTaa ee 73. ee = Overture ‘to ! A Midsummer Selection from Music in } hea tinclsetakes. ts ets iW ight ‘a DredAfondilemaiin *Heory VI! Sartsain BOUVERIP cool au ee oe CR ct, eet rahe re r y tas AithmakL LORMASBELL (Lion SPENCERTHOMAS, oi. Cadtect fe anal AtAkeys i tralia) tenor, sigs in the Military Band 6.0 VAUDEVILLE Bins, break into song (Concert at 830 tonight, Prom Birger butbea’ety “a fo Come wut oh. fara ae ALBERT Bantens (Child Jm- Jtea i Tht Betond Minnot.... Beaty personal ioerye) fhe. | Frauk Newman Mani SAnrtronsk {Siffleuse} Every rive Coacneetcok tonle Allegro cantabilo. (Quick,.in.@ singing étylo) from Jase Pavie amp Litonm Lascernes (Syneo- Ket Maar Fifth Symphony ..0. 006s weak nee 4:4 5 Wider pitted Entertainers) fo, B.C, Faxows Boleetign from * Cormer” po... ieee » tzel ePey ree . whe Bnter'acts, © Moonlight Dance’ 2)... 05.55 Finck 6.30 A MILITARY BAND CONCERT eat. Phases Nocturne imDT Flot osc cece eee London Renal _, et tu CeverPecl cm bi liiehinn. Suite of Ballot Music to "Coppelia” .... Delibes Mave. Dexxig (Contrulta) Srescen Tomas (Tenor) aed htt, tell etiam ol 5.0 A BALLAD CONCERT hfe THe Wineniss Mintrany Baxp, conducted by Foch e013 Mary Caarronp (Sopranc) B, Watrox O'Doxwenn proridh aig pdsadele. Dotetsas Saargrineron (Baritone) Barn Ate al- felon Ii bade Davio Sissekmanx (Violoncello) Overture to * Mirella’... . 6) eccciaas Gonnad c i a n s Ba Sot Mary Craurcen torilicn & etd A VOGT POGae etre ete we ese ne Horn B38 Manen Dexwis besks. Fut (lo tit ty ant Jims, you old gipsy man... Harrice Bealy The green trees-whispered .,...... <..4..' Balfe cutter” Moming Gong o.,+s-sss06+s Sa eae a Ouilter On the rom to Ballyahee ..,..... peo, Elliot ad-O be a PiGgag ne ack ote $6.7 Dawn: Seecenman B45 Bann bovhs alrne , if Aundlnnte yo oe ‘Rococo Variations * Op. 33 Ballet Suite, ‘ Fanoy Dress Ball’ .... Rucbinstein «fas, Gf aud elrasaclew, Allegra Toheatboy Commack ond Titth Pussian; Polonaise; Feine d'Amour (Tave'a Pains. seoce oss Peer foreador anid Andalusian Maid; Royal hasCoy ee dat mets - Kare, Druromer amd Vivandibre ty 5.15 Dovonas BRAnPINGTOs As @elz Gr cf ty ete ha. Pee In an old-fashioned Town ....si00.+5 .>s Sywire 9.2. Srexcen Tomas a Sines wo Ported oy sees a ewes beg ne einen Mal feet My dovely Cofia...... , . Monro, arr. Lane Wilaes pat & fee Still in dreams Taeber oo. eee eee Olio P a i r Hooweo f Soy seccososecellli.Mouer | Cte 22 Manr Cearrono tions are que Gnte oe. 4, Tita eedarea, Jook: ancl Jill, .....:ssceeas cesses s OORGOEON $10 Baxp | LheDrowsy Frordtl.caccias ens see Dalfowr While Symphonic Poem, *Vitava" ...... » Srila na Paty eto & apfeet 5.30 Daven Ateerearas 9.25 Maney Desi = claflevrent butcls Befrp” Bobtode, Op. De so... cass Sees tere a Davidoff Behar, Dp. 12 ss i eeeeew eee a, Core Re Mecanotent anced fata & froeeeel 5.58 Doveras Baaeeiserog bes, o& ha, bye ort, Tonnny Lad vo... aan ea ig ae er al,Pe 5.32 Bann Spanish Guito, Border Cradle Song. ess. 4 es fe bb eo Me Lenep * La Feria ‘(The Fair)... .Lacome Mins. - The Bullfight; Serenade; At the Thoatre 545 Tre Conmoues's Hovn (From Birmingham) : “Phe Honey of a Wasp,” by Florence M.*Austin, 6.45 Brexcen Tomas Waresaia (La. (aul Jacko, .o Piano and some Songs. Maria Baberonne will give Bird Impressions oe OUAe era ces ahaa Peel tit Micas: eee sores | Joughion 6.3) Time froxranL, Gareswion; Weatorn Four. The Roadside Fire .,,.... » Vaughan Williams a casT, Finer GENERAL News BoLLETi 9.52 Baxp 6,45 Light Music Intermer0 ‘asi. es tees cehrperosene enay LIFE AND LETTERS From Birmingham March, *\A Bunch of Roges" .o....6ac5 Chaps ONE SHILLING MONTHLY. No iL JUNE L Tre Brewiwonaw Sronto Oacrmerna, conducted 10.0 Wwarees Forrcast, Seconp Genmnan News by Frank CANTELL BULLETIN Foll Prospectus and SPECIAL OFFER to Overbure to" Peter Gohmoll"...... ees Peber Radio Times readers on application to Publisher, Belection from “The Eccentric Toyshop" (* La 10.15 DANCE MUSIC: Tor Piccapmr Life and Letters, 10, Great Queen Street, London, Boutique Fantasque *) Hoasini, arr, Respighi PoAYEEs, dimcted by A. Sranrra, ond Tue W.C.2. ee Procapuay Dance Baxp, dirocted by Caannes — Warsow, * 7.10 Jovee Rowrrer (Pianoforte) from the Piccadilly Hotel RAWAEs ore ee cee ee eee eds ee RA ey ne eal Fantasia in @ MnO... cee. i ee faa eure eee 110-1115 ALFeeno and his Baxy, and Tre Mortify us by Thy Grace (ChoralePretode) New Privcss Oxcnrsrna, from the New Princea POP ME ees ei eerea ae hcae eed els eaawee ype —___== Bach, arr, Rummel Restaurant Se Rejoice, beloved Christians (ChoraleProlude) Baoh, arr, Deon (Monday's Progremmes | SPER RPEee ee eeeg cominued on page B00.) £.T,L HK) RADIO TEMES— MEA 18. L268. = — ee — Monday’S Programmescontinued (May21) ae ae oe —s SWA CARDIFE. ana ma. Hamish MocCunn's. musical actting ia appre. Daw Ohare 8 Peer peeee and none can fell to appre Quarrel Bcana from ‘ Julia Casar* (Shakespeare) 10-145 A LIGHT oyHESTRAL CONCERT ‘heCantata was produced withpictorialffcta O8CHESTRA , Relaye cd irom thea National Muscidn of Wales nt the: London Coliseurn in. POO, t : : ae March of the Mianntain (ones so... .daenh rer NATIONAL OncuEsrea oF WALES ' 50 Me Fr Fe recat ae + dhe Overture to * Ruslan and Ludmilla'...,Olinka 9.9 S28. fron London (9.30 ‘Local Announce: ee eeeeeer eeeee Pleudisty Tinneee Noah ene a velo Tack ‘mas one ALOT ' AML SEERa Deve and thor Literary Associations Little Bult sveev serene ses eeeweaees - Debaeaey 6.15 Tare Camores's Hotr: Two Folk Sanga Hungarian March se ..ceceeeseeencee Berlios q9g.Q-12.0 SB. from Swansea af the Tyneside: When the Old Hatwas New: ~ 20 Broabeasr To BonoOOTs : King Arthur's Servants, sung by Harry HopeweIT. | Prof, H. J. Furcer, * The City Boantiful—Our ieee The Cherry; One-erie, Two:-erie ; and Tedbury Cathedral Cities in Weetern Europe * 22 MANCHESTER. 780 kc. Hill (Richardsane Lsialunan), ‘sung by. Betty $3.0 London Progianmma relayed f Viacoueriat Wheatloy. Suite, ‘Over the Hilla" (Ching): 4.45, W.eeH. Joxns,ee‘Romances of Glamorgancecitinas 'y 479-4. Gramophone Records go-Lucky,Hali-way Heowke:played byTheErieRoadedeFogg. Pool; Happy Femiliaa—A Cromwelllan Jones of Fooumon k n i i 6.6 London Programme relayed from Daventry 7 5.0 Jory Srean’s Camrom Cerenmiry Orcwesraa, 9.99 London Programmo relayed from Davent relayed from the Carlton Restaurant i 6.30 5.8, from Lonion i 6.15 Tar Canones’s Hoon: ‘My Programme,’ 3.0 GROADCAST TO SongOTLs : by C. HB. Brewer 2 Mr. J. Eb. Pavrutas, ‘The Story of Buiklines— 7.45 A Light Orchestral Programme 6.0 London Programme relayed from Daventry IV, Widely Ruling Rome’ THE Station OncwesTRa sping eine. Ubemeceermlstersnae le 3.20 A STUDIO CONCERT‘ OvertureSibadiin yc).to‘ icePiquecaeseceenDame' rash(“ThebienQueen.soemof #5 A CONCERT Tee Station Oncirerns Selection from * La Gran Via" ...... Valverde | Relayed from the Castle Theatre, Caerphilly March, ' The Spirit of Pageantry".....+ Flatchet Diet. for Violin andl Violoncello, “Darh and Meoan Tromas (Soprano) Egyptian Ballet 0.es teLAE GEE Se a sas det agai ac la a i ould? | Agravz Fearn (Baritone) Ghenabys Otrvien (Cdntealto) Selection from * Faust...... 00e. rere Tin Cuotnay tae Casmriniry Caaea SOCHEY ating ccs essceesee ides ss sBasthope Martin 890 8B. from London (8.90 Local Announce: . wlucted by Rogan J. Revwanns An aBastern Taillaby Ring ments) { Natrowat Oncurstna or Wanna if thaw. wert bli, Shc He Weed. alohanann Conducted iy Wanwtes Biarrawaire lt. waa a Lover and bis Lass: 2)... Erte Coates 10.0-11.0 VARIETY E : OncHESTRA Leia and Noran (Hewaiian Melodica with Overture to “onnhduser’ .....0es eee es Oger Sratwa Oncrrsrrs Hawaiian Guttar) - HE theme of Wagner's opera ie the conflict RRS SASS Aes HEL Zh eetle Wiiitam Scotr (Mouth Organ Novelty Solis) botween thea hicher life and the sensual ; See chanievaliry Beewa Qoisrow (Licht Ballads and Character side of- man's nature, and- the Overture ia an Davin Ove (Recitatinns) ( Shetohes) epitome1 of thie here's tenptation and salvation. Carcassonne (Clifford3 Harrison)- Roreer: O'Hea* (Entertainer)oO tt First ia heard the solemn statement of ‘the Littl Boy Love (Conan Doyle) ;: Pilgrim’s Song, ascompanied by tho throbbin Mare and Jeune (Instrumental Act sutroducing nilees at life that tnd + for ed in thia.s6ong of OneaEATEs Sonera, Hite set Eviogto) salvation,’a as Wagner put, it. ” Belection from * The Dollar Prinoss5".,..... Caryl] Supported by Tar Starios Oncrretea The procession approaches and passes, Evening PWLAGES CLIVE eomes on; and the enchanting sound of msi : ete = from tha Hill of Venus: is a The theme One morning very early ...+....-+. Sanderson 6LV LIVERPOOL. 1010ke. curves upward and the dances oftha Queen of Where corals be Tigger eae aa Ree ee ie Love's attendants onsuc, Tannhaiuser enters, Bhepheed a Pradls ‘Song. «sess: pene 12.0-1.0 London Programme relayed from and drawn by the seductive influonces, sings his Onomnsrms Daventry } Love Song—o bold, exoltant, leapmg theme. Sele ‘ t OPhe Grand Duchess) Olfeaback The allnrementa oniolld him, and Vers beraelf electionirom scot saat aah iran ci ifenbach 4.0 London Programme relayed from Dayontry " appeardé, ‘Toinhiveer hymmea her again, and the ‘ . musicgrowa ever wilder aa his sonses become $15 Tee Carmores’s Hook: Out in the Garden. I intoxicated. Finally the mists clear away, the The Strange Fragrances (Harry Pair): Bluc Bella eri] mtnonets depart, wid the song of the pilgrims (Cogies); I have oa little parden (Alles Rowley) : rea triumphant. The Gardener and the White Elephants (Richard Cearkat anid (kareena Hughes}; Buttercup, Poppy, Fortet-me-not March oud Chorus, ‘Hail! bright sbode" eure ers) Os aaaeekfe aoe secke ie Zeus bie a avgiat Wager 6.6 London Programme relayed fron Daventry N this stately provessional music (well-known . ase ; - r I 08-4. Piano solo i the arrangemdnt nach bay 630-110 3.8. fromLenton (9.30 Local An- Liszt} the Jodica and knights at the court. of noUnoenents) Thar: sing their greating to the Hall of Song whero the aristocratic minstrela of the lancl are about to engage in a friendly singing contest. 2LS LEEDS-BRADFORD. 77]3".< 1080 be. & 1190 kc. Mieoa™ Trostas and Orelieatra Ae i *Teaciate © + ; Bi NCEE EE A REWER Fone ir'e Tics Fewer 12.0-1.0 London Programme relayed from Crom Daventry Part Bonge: | My love dwelt. in a Northern land...... Eilger 2.90 London Programme relayed fron Daventry i) a] The Lost Chord ... .Sullican; are. Arthas Fagga (With Orchestra) 4.0 Tue Seana Byarnasy OncuBSTIRA bohayead ‘| ORCHESTRA from the Scala Theatre, Leeds ; sa es + Dhilee : ares * Paes ae aes) FT eens eng ieee §.0 London Programme relayed from Diventry | 5 ; . | Gatee aaa carbene Ford 5.15 Tam Canpress Hern:‘Down with the ; “Fe al aia ae ee aan eae Diver,” by -G. 4G. Jaeleion, Sonpe>from:' Now Crom we oafe Sin” (4, 2. Mia aud Frasor-2inisen), Chorus, "The Wreek of the Heaperus * Mactsnris ining by dohn Woods Smith il THERE ia no need to onter into a description . ne layed frorn Dacem1 ry - | ‘| cf Longiehow's (ines provait, ares tte a 4 . 6.0 London FuToga literary Jandmarka :— 9 ve Thea ala ppre t heblew a whiff frond hia pipe. LION: FACE ROCK, 28 87 a Torsion And a seornful langh langhed he, frowning down on the rippling waters of the Dove,is 6.45 SB. from Aull and, when retribution falls :— ome of the best-known -sights in that district of Like a veastl ofglass she stove anid sank ; Dovedale about whose literary agzociations Mr. Fred 7.0-11.0 8.8. from London (9.20 Local Announce. HolHol the breakers roared. J. Chapple wall talk from Manchester this afternoon, merits) ' Pal j ee =) 2 ho oe i 6.0 2.30 5SNG 6.30-11.0 5.15 5.0 12.0-1.40 630-11.0 6.15 6.0 6.0 4.0 240 6BM 6.39 6KH 1-110 §.15. af 2.20 0-11.90 645 630 6.0 5.0 4.15 2-80 Monday's 6.15 12.0-1.0 645 12.0-1.0 815 ae nawnerments) Daventry neuncemente] of Service,” Three Vale Batr'acte, Selection, ‘Fox-trot, Entr'acte, OperaticFantosia Fox-trot, A played Frank (Lane —iGendannass.' May Vales, monts) * T¥, Daventry thente) Yorkshi Story Ditiish Lendon A tho Booman London FF. London London Tae London Toe London #0. Laenclon Mr. London S.A, Sh: Ton OnorEeTaa London London From Lb, Reaper: W. from * Dances Relayed Bournemouth Skinner. hah Wileon}), London Liane Gramophone 8.80 8.8, London Gladys by itt for F. Lies. 8.8. Comonrcs's 5.8. by from Caionesx's Carosen'’s jrom Jrom * BOURNEMOUTH. Ware: " © “Ob? Seavick “ Phones Witheot ' Programme Programme BR. NOTTINGHAM. Veteruns Programme two Procriom ¥, Miss Bimplo Recolloctions Programme * from Programme Proranme Programmo Progpeimmen from FProgrumimc de The J. STAINTON from Sissex from from GLoraday onion Ehiall from “New micl* relay Dorie! eum P. * O Dootrox HULL. 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Lew telephone easily hundred- calls the local shops. é i s t v o of with why and and W.C.72. call you e r i f an be or :— ‘into RADIO TIMES _ —M AY8,iva. _Monday’:s Programmes cont'd(May 21) is aedPope oe PEP LILA i fron sxege 301} Northern Programmes. 5.0 Mr. J.C, Garver H-JoseSs; * Homans” on your Doorstep * 312.5 af. §.15 Ton Cones 's Hoce 5NO NEWCASTLE, SHO ko 6.9 London Progranunes relayed from Daventry 12.0-2.90 :—Lootken Proenitioe reivged from Devenity: 2.30 7——Hroadtuel to Schodla: Mee ¥, MM 3, Crichian, ‘Soni 6.30 SBD from’ London Great Explorers of the Warld—VI, Robert Faleon @ontt 1 Sie- PaLe}." i —Popolet ‘Orchestnl Concert. 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Dorit Grand Selection from. * TheVeatal’ ..dereadants Ghradanin,. Presented by the Station Players. £.30:—3.5. this you oeed Beecham's P i l l s . froin Bodin, 16.0-11.0-—Light Opera, They are an excellent remedy for eS Bisthn Ofrherimn: Ovettite, © Orphen conmipation and digestive disorders in the Uinalerworid " (Offenbach). Wve and Abello (Soprano): Teeinana pol silenzio remove the most freqeent (Locke. &) Lammernoaor) { Divnbeetti): sha cause of sickness, headache, languor has fan ATintes of Heimann) (yfen- and debility. eg bach): O° Loo di quate: ouiine | Eioda al (Sharan} (Don inetith), Onchestra : Seleetion * Tha Gmamid [inches * (Odtcn- honh).. Topless tinge. (hhraricane; : My faton ot tie [Leracio Bergh“Dank gett): Come Leonor (to Favorite *} (Kominett!) 45° Jowels [Diy na | Tales of Heilinan) (OTenactih.- Wobd A fel diol TY) pla teen: facrcarotle (* Vales of Hott BMD | (UGRenhaeh |, neheeira ! Boelettion I irom * Mien * | Tliimaa). 1 2ZBD ABERDEEN. iioue 11.120: == Cinna Hecorls, 2.70 °—Brtadenst.: toe School 1 De WY, Legeis: Simeon: * The Peat and iis BEECHAM'’S POWDERS—The aure, Momorinis-in North Hastorn Seotland—vV, safe and speedy remedy for nervous The. Coming of thee (roe! Pry Tie THE BALAGANTSCHINA ARRIVES! an: Morvenents, 3.45 j—Stathon Geter, headaches, influenza, colds, and 5 :=Baerocth Dickson | Barltowe), 4.16:— rheumatism, Are not a laxative— This troupe of Russian artats parforms oqually re eee Octet &:20:-—Hurnett Dickson. 4.49 :— do not contain aspirin. music, ahell the folk-songa at the (aaCassie a oF ihe Steppes, Qetet, Bob:—Honsehold Talk: ‘Bone Meatless. Dhibea,”. by Mra.Florence They will be ‘om tour" this week, and the sec their Ranenn. $15 :—Children's Hour, &4:— Stationa and days —Mosdul, Newcastle; ; bY: Dance -Musio by the Atetien Denes Wednesda y, London Glasgow ; ; Friday, Marvchester ; Bad, 6.38 23,1, froma Taniton, 7 and Saturday, Cardiff. BB. from, Glasgow. 2.30-11.0 :—2.B, THE HIGHROAD irom. London. —— =— —— Bew Jon 2BE BELFAST 7S i TO SUCCESS Bugeilio’r Gwenith Gwyn ....1 (Welsh Altra, arr. ‘ ee al 12.0-1.0:—Concert by the Radio Guarteh. 13 :—Dvorak Mentra Gwen ..eee.see-5.Md Richards) Progn.oine. Btadion Onehetra. 4.20 :—Voeal -Dotertide: A DEFECT in your eyes—small perhaps, Galwad y Tywysog..:.. ‘sae On ERY John Donnan (Temor. 32 i—=Light Mine. 450 -—Finn forte Jaze by Fred Rogers, 5.0: —Som0 Meatlea Edches," and quite unsuspected—may make all the Bax by Mra. Florence BRateom, 5.15 :—(hildren's Hour, €§.0 — Moreoau Elegant ..4 1. cere p ee aeas es Hoteyill Cvgan Hecttal hy Fitaroy Page, relawed from the Classic Cinema, difference between a successful career and Baet! for Flute ond Charinot—P.C., Drew 6.20 --—Lonhon: Programme relayed from Daventry: #.30:— (Flute), Pc. Gayvxon (Clarinet) 4.8, from Londen. 14a:—Popolar Concert Music. Station one that hesitates on thebrink of success, Crchextra conducted Wy EB. Godfrey Hrrwn, March: froth ad a FPewe 1 Piercy For eye-strain brings many other troubles Gipay Debycies rer arches (Boar) ) vertare,* The Meaatersiigerspe* Wngeet). Bew Joxra #4 :—Muyfair Glee Singers: Two Hoses ( Werner}: Savourneen Techeh farr. (, J. Bresnnant:) Ono0: 1 loved wa tide iri in its train, Lassitude, depression, mritable Your tiny hand js frozen (fram “La Bohdme *) (fumesear): When evenings trilent gather pomid (Hatton) nerves and aching heads are fatal to suecess Puvsogaré Ald .orehire: Cogtirta in i ciairp Miner, Op... ik for Hoff ‘Wiad fy Ngenedigeth.-. Cia eeOry Fenoforte apd Orebetin. (Solo, Chagde. he Willey (iney- in work that demands accuracy or con-~ Korakov). Tdylly * Thea Bake of Green Wilkow"o(G. Aaiier- | ' Rasp worth, #38 -—Gliee Singers: Mowinniny Lullaby (Macey): centration. Belectionfrom ' Prince:#3 2‘havnsing'! red » Bennett Mory (Birhatieon): “Twos a lover opd: his. lnea (Morley) * The king tay chiees [Subllivan) §:4f:—(rchestra : Mock Morris Hawaiian Intermezzo, ‘ Malinda's Fairy Bower’ for Strings, and Stephen's Bey (P, Grabnwer’ ; Overture, “Tha The highroad to success is through clear eyes- : Hume Hoomen ite Guard: olliean ene 2 tet Lodon, a =r and good vision. : Consult a qualthed aptician about. your eyes. What They Will Collect in 2042. Those who exhibit the symbol reproduced Pe aed from pags 287). below can be relied upon to carryoutthe English abentutaly hhirul to the ‘value of their What mystery and romance they must have work of eye-examunation with skill and own art-treasufes? But there, what can lent! What colour! Faney being able to precision, one expect of the nation that shoved the pamt a London: lit onlywith this palpable exquisite statue of Nurse Cavell away in a yellow glow! Or even, when. there was no Senda poticard fo tha Secrefarp, at the museum where td one could see it properly ? fog, a London whose garish colours were address belo, for a frees copy of an fn- When I think of the vandalism of the all softened and harmonized by a thin coating teresting booklet, “Seog a New Word.” nineteen-eightiesand nineties, FT feel our of soot! Yet.the brutes. banished all this grandfathers ought to be seragged, I really ‘beauty from the world wilfully, with their aTees do! Think what-a dovely place London | iniquitous Smoke Abatement Act of 1rqSo, must have been in the reign of George V, Tt 1s only now, when one hears of the diffi- The. Sign of Service or even Edward VIII: and then lookat it colty the chemists are having m producing now! Think “of all the: miles of quamt old synthetically a real old-fashioned * pea-seup * slums, fill of the Picturesque Poor, now fog for this year's Lord Mayor's Show, that we are begimnme to realize what we have Inst,' Tsayad by swept away! And again, ‘think of the “fors, those mysterious nights-in-day of But I must stop now or I shall get quite The National Gouncil for the Preservation of Eyosgight, apoplectic with rage ' oF; Cannon: St, London, EC. blackoryellow darkness thatused: to creeep RicHARD HvcHeEs, overthe city like a dragan setthing anits nest | Aiay 1d, 1928. RADIO TIMES TheFinestRestGure — find &C: wtale meer tanpeliabiogliv in the World- Loaf Wher ore Beouiabcls of noe SOLD UNDER OUR TSA Sarming base than half of hab Ni these +t Tema dave everyone NEEDS the resi GUARABTEE of Mon-»- lhey come Gard sinephy be. and relaxation afforded by the lasurcu Berke'ey | ack if not antistied De. rane they do nok iw Easy Chair, [ts amazingly low price, made possible | LIVEFED FREE ia England wher the vera and Wales (Sentland 5/- extra}, ec the by cnormons oiitput and eler-lrend Fe demand, puts the Berkeley within the reach of every homein Thetsands cof the Kingdom, 10/-with order brings this magn herent people Chink Chey Easy Chair straight to your home. 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Lt your beard grows strongly in the difficult places—at the corner of the jaw, beneath the point of the chin—try Erasmic Shaving Soap. It lathers so freely and quickly and softens the beard sa thorouzhly for the razor, that you not only get a cleaner = es shave all over, but you save precious PtSi minutes im the morning. = S ERASMIC SHAVING STICK In the Blue Tin—1/- ifn michel comainer—t)4) ee Tage Het applicaide tothe irlsh Pree Ghats a04 RADIO TIMES May 16,19Lo: PROGRAMMESforTUESDAY, May 22 Wikcas A at 2LQ0 LONDON and 54xX% DAVENTRY 125 Mr, ALEX DRARSEs Kionr Benos (3614 M. 8390 ko.) (1604.3 Ba. 187 KC.) “Wit ond Humeuwr in Books—IV, Sir aust BERVICE | pa i emergeSa — Barrie: His Pinys * 10.300 (Daventry only) Trae Siasat, Gueeswicn; 7.0 Mr. Eowanp Seances," Contemporary Postry ’ 745 A Maytime Melody WEATHER orEcAsT res the: ordinary’ person wher does nob road 11.0 Flecorda tha more mathetic reviews, it ig not easy Leowarno Hiway (Gaveedry only) Gramoplons : JAMES Willa CSE ORCS: SSRIs to keep in touch with the best work that is heing Hurpeer Soamoxps 17.0 Licgatr Muar done by mxlom potts, particularly by thoes of Witwer Adio THe Srancey Coarrie Trio leta-catablished reputation. The * occasional rea Enrra Penvitle : f news of new poetry, of which this is the first, are iowa. VALDEZ (Soprano - Ser. : a, Fiosexce Bayrie.o . (eoprat) designed to meat this need. Mr. Ealward Shanks, Lian Hanmezox 1.0-2.0 GioncEes Bov.arcett who will give, them, 1 himself one of the most and his Oncureres from the Savoy Hotel prominent of poeatwar poeta; he won the £.0-8.30 (Daventiy only) Mr. -W. M... Terumy Hawthorndon Prize in 1919, waa for some yours STEFHENSON, © Modern Traneporti—LV, Transport 9.90 Sir A. Wauronp Davies,' Elementary Music’ assistant editor of Tha. London Mercury, and in Creat Cittag * published hia ‘Collected Poema’ two -yeara 9.0 Werarsen Forecast, Srocoxn Genera, News 9.15. Musical Interluda ago, since when he has issued three mora books— BULLETS 3.20 M..E. M. Srtruay, SOerty r a pil ‘The Beggar's Ride,’ * Second Essays on Litera- 8.15. SirSir H. Watrorn Davres, ‘Mosie and the V u l u c a ' esgmen ideas ture," and * The Use of Postry.” —IV, On Note Ordinary Listener—Sories VI, Music mi Double Harnesa ' 3.50 Musical Interlode | $.35 Loral Announcomenta: (Daventry only) ee 4.0 Wittiam Honmoson's ShippingForecast Marure Ancu Paynion UncHEsTas ol 9.40 Chamber Abusic From the Marble Arch Pavilion CONTEMPORARY EBRirien Compoarns 4.15. Mr. Versow Banter, ' International —ARNOLD BAx ' Affairs in the Twentieth Century * HankieT Comex (Pianoforte) ISTENERS to Mr. Vernon Bartlett's Mara Korcumses (Harp) evening talka know how good a guide Tre Virrvoso Seine Quarter: MAnionime he is to politieal developmenta in the Haywako (Violn), Enwir Vireo (Violm), contemporary world. In these two apacial Ravreosn Jersey (Viola), Cepric Saanrn talke to sceondary schoola he will apply (Violoneelin) hia practical .knowledge to the theory of MARCA Rooms and Ravstonwp.Jeer International affairs: how disputed arisa Fantasy Sonata for Harp ond Viola (1927) letween nations, andhow they are settled. (l) Very quick; (2) Fairly quick; This afternoon be will describe how. tho (3) Blow and expressive; (4) Quick growth of communications, the multipli- cation of points of contact between THe Viervoso Stang QuanTrer comiries, anc the increased importance of Second -and ‘Third Moveanrente from Firet economic trvalry hava brought- about String Quartet (1917) many new causes of war, Slow and very expressive; Rondo— Quick and livtaly 4.30 Wiatam Hopveson’s. Manere Agcy CEDEIC SHARE And Hartionr Conpy Payiios OncarsrRa (Continued) Somatic for Viohonoello and iano (TEs) Be! Holidaya Abroad : Franee—II1* ; Miss RNOLD BAX (born 1883), one of the “PMansome Maxse, ' Brittany" i forumost prosént-day composers, was ¥ HEN the average Euclishian thinks trained af the Royal Acaderny of Music, of “gomg abroad for tia summer atudying composition under Frederick holidays, his thoughte tim ‘to Brittany first, Corder. His musie was first heard in public Tt isso fear, oo acodssible, so “picturesue, © in 1903, and since thenhe has written ee and tmooat of his friends have been there many large Choral, Orchestral, and Chamber nnd enjoyed Tt at one tine or another works, besides Piano pieces and many —for Brittany was the first place to be subtlo and fragrant aang, discovered by the English, ated it remains The Fantaay Sonata for Harp and Viola, one of the most popular. That dots not a recent work, ie dedicated to the harpist by anymeans imply that it -haa been wher plays it to-night. Itia in four Mowe. spoilt, for ita little tawna and villages are ~= mente,hone of them Jong, Tho First, still full of colour amd charm. Mize Maxes, beginning «al a great -pace, after a time Faugian & Frees - who pivea the tolk this afternoon, is an A PIANIST OF TODAY, pases, through a less animated section, to exporicneed traveller incmany parts of the a portion moving gently, in lyrical style. world, and shehascovered the greater A charming portrait of Miss Hamet Cohen, one of the most A brief return to the original pace, with r— part of Brittany in herwanderings, so ahe cistinguished af British planists. She first Sattodiiaed the pane & Temineeence of the Viola'a opening will beable to tell intending visitors both music of Bax, and at1 a8, therefore, particularly appropriate molody, ends the Movement, With only what to-cio and how to see it-im order to that she should takepart in the concert of his works that 1 to one silent bar we enter the Bacond Move- enjoy it rodet. be broadcast at 9.40 tonight. met, in Scherzo style. It contains some (Pictera onpega ch00.) piquant treatment of the imeatmrameants: hero notice a recollestion of themes 5.15 THE CHILDREN’S HOUR i . beard in the Firat Movemént. There is no break Going to Extremes be (Daventry onlay) 5 : o batween-this- Movemint and the next, which | Proceeding North— 3 ; begins slowly and expressively, quickena up, We shall diacover Tue Ovor Sexter playing 7.4 Loy Diwan::Bdueation = Country still singing broadly, reachoa o& climax of power, | and finally returns to the opening mood. — —E ‘To@ Wandering Teaberg * (MacDowell) “and = 2 revelling in the ‘ Greenland Saite* (iradetboent. The Last’ Movement has soma very brilliant Here we-shall encounter also Metwock of the: fifsisating spacers Wan pecontly tamed ol. work for both players, and has a wide range of a ha N ' 7 fechng. - Former themes appear again, and the ME eeeee eee A igo a mbaecadianlal, beoesonian: threads of the work ara drawn together towards a ast up by the Ministry of Agriculture and “the the majestic ond. Turning South— Board of Education to investigate the clucation The Sonata for “Cello and Pianoforte, when Wa. ¢hall accornpany Curronp Conmumson to of women‘dndgirls for rural life. Lady Donman, firat brought out im 1924, was -performed by the Seuth Sea Islands, andthaw out to the strains who ia Chairman of the National Foderstion of Beatrice Harrison and, Harriet: Cohen, It is im of" Bamoan Tse” (Gell) and * Lotus Land ' Women Students, waa-aleo Chairman of this three Movements; (1) At a moderate pace ; (Morel) committes, and in her talk this evening ahe will (2) Slow; (3) Lively, followed by Epilogoe— review. ita findings—itg report on. what has Calna, at a-moderate-pace: all of them frankly ~ 6.0 A Recital of Gramophone Recorda, arranged already been done and its suggestions as.to what by Mr. CantisTornne Brose romantic in-feeling, and frequently tinged with more can be achieved, the ‘wistful regret which is, through different 6.30 Time Sicnan, Gneeswitn : Wathen Fone idiome, 60 characteristic of Bax's music, 715 THE FOUNDATIONS OF MUSIG east, Finer Gexenat News Boioerri Tacn’s. Parriraas 10.45-12.0 DANCE. MUSIC: Faanx Asn. . WORTH atid his Banp, from the Hotel Metropole Played by Gunpa Nurre 6.45 A Recital of Gramophone Reeorls Se _Max46,1822. _RADIO TIMES _Luesday’s; Programmes cont'd (May22) 5GB DAVENTRY EXPERIMENTAL | (491.8 AM. 610 hc.) (TRANSMISSORE FROM THE Loxpon BTCMG EXCKET WERE (TNERWIBE STATED. a a Ss ——— a 6.0 AN ORCHESTRALCONCERT This week's talk 29 Pava Movipsr’s Bivowt THearnr OnopesTna fran Farm igen from the Rivoli Theatre Tur braniscnan Sropw AUGMENTED ORCHEBETILA BRITTANY 4.0 A MILITARY BAND PROGRAMME (Leader, Fras CaNTecr! From Jirminghem Conducted by JosernLewis by Miss Marjorie Maxe, F layed trom the Pomp Rotm Gardens, Overture to ‘ Risslan and Ludmilla* ,. Glinibe Leann Morning puDiag (Chanson de Miatin 4 S | Blager raises the problems, Where Tur Baswn o¢ A.M? 2am Bs: Tae Rui Bacar 6.15 Percy Hestxe (Baritone) and Orchestra to Go and Where to Stay Conducted by the Bancimbeter, G. HARDY Ar, “0. Star of Eve" (from *Tonnhiiaser’) «Pager March, ‘ The. Spirit of Pageantry FPlefcher 29 Once errns Descriptive Pisce, “In i Porsian Market * Whether it be Brittany or Aicteliny pay Bute ' . JGRen 8.38 Percy Hesose any other part of the 445° Ivy Fersern. Wittans (Soprano) Tho Deathbess: Army whee rater Continent, your wants are Nymphs and Shepherds ... . Bemberg Drink to moony with thine &yesoy Old Eingliah enki Black birrl'a Some OF to Philadelphin...: , tones provided forin Biutterfy Wings pa ee Aoto 8.46. Onouresrna 425 Baxn “SUMMER HOLIDAYS” Suite of * Neapolitan Boones“ Afassonei Bolection from: *Lilne Ti Selection from * Fie Yeomen ofthe Geannd.* HOME AND ABROAD Sohiber!; or. Chien Aalleran altz, ‘The Beautiful Blue Danube * wJohnan Sires 9.20 ‘SOMETHING NEW" An illustrated programme A Programme of Mukic by the BBC, DART of 300 pages. ‘45 [pa SARCKIRT OncHesTna it. Bones wt the Pine Personally conducted by Jack: Payun Free on request, Here it 0 programme which will appeo! not 455 Bap only to lovers of rhythm, but to those who Riampintic Gait. ae eleale appreciate clever orchestration antl unasunl THOS. COOK & SON, L”” interprétation of well-lenown melodies. ss 5.3. Ivy Fexnpci-Wmits Head Office ; BERKELEY STREET, LONDOK, W.1. 16.0 Wearurr Forroast, Beconn Geseeas News The Lasa-with the Delonte Avr ‘ AXD: 170 BRANCHES, BULLeTiN MT hep! ala f, Err, A : i 10.15 Erem® Kare (Pinnoforte) When lowe ia kind... arr, AL, Down-in the Poorest . LGhlon Jtonalal Tee Wineiess Srvoms WWinimess Brier 5.13 Gaxp PCT sec ie ae eenee ee Lesfin Woodgate Selection. from “The Girl Friend * Tears Alrmeatrong Grhhs Rodgers, arr. Godfrey Folly's e008 Ji. .saceae ss Percy £. Fletcher 5.95 Ipa Sancexr 10.25 Evi Bian Amberley Wikl Broola ...... Trelansl in forther Entertainment at the Piano POOMEEE cc's Gibb da ales cha et a ahethg ae Grieg Recollection of Vienna .:.....02..0yril. Bent 5.355 DPaso Of Salamanders ...... 2.000008 MacDanwell Auite in FE Flat ecg aL eee weave ota Fire Danes (from * El Amor Brojo'—Love the BOPONAde saesaecaseie Leoncavalls, arr, Godfrey Magivian ')o eo es i tk Falla 5.45 Tus Compern’s Hove (from Birmingham) : 10.40 Wieeness Sine Ens ‘Olan oo the Gold.’ tbe Marqeret lachesVs The Pence ol Seep. oss i Gea es Ene Ronge and Date by Marj:rie PaleBoassprane] BGROHAGG ee ceed dace eg ae hehe ada agar and. Ethel Williams (c ontralia}), “The History 10.50 Errin Kansas of Gamesa—D, Tennis,” byO. Bolton Ring ‘Troumecwirron (Dream Visions}... iSeung Pits bie PE ices he o Pate cs Chopin 640 Tre Sonar, Gaerxwion; Wearare Tore Phobia i, ence paral ere ea ee Paes cist, Finer GENERAL News BUcLaTiS 11.5-11.55 Wilt.Sieorns POMELOMY ag ease ere scale oes nt. BT. oer 6.45 Ten BBC. Dasor OnGHESTRA The Thrst Havens . rer, Gerrard Wylliamea Personally conducted by J ack Pavwe Mice‘and Bem... 26. es. arr. Aa 8, Roberta Cronce « Rogie {Choracter Shurlies) (Tuesday's Programmes continied om page 200.) Cone ake feat 37/6 Moy wo send you To lien Uaern Hiustvated liste of all osedaly “Will oar friends (perentt free? fac moto al! matters ao’ Graber Am slien ‘o Service an ‘Limited, aire aheald be Savile Row, teed for den, Wel. Crahom Aumplicn ' ind tedd, EF LOUGH, ‘SOMETHING NEW" ooseveteeere In the Dance Band line. RADIO TIMES May TA) 1828. ee == ——= ————E————S—SSE I TuesdaysS Programmes continued (eres> ad Free SWA “CARDIFF. THN sixteenth-contury Nuremberg ths art of 6LV LIVERPOOL. aoeite at singing wee held in hgh hondur;The Guild 2.30 London Programme relayed from Daventry of Mastersingerse—well-towlo: tradesmen, crafts. inten, officinds nd. hard-working: citizens, who 2.30-3-15 Londen Programme relayed from 4.0 A LIGHT SYMPHONY CONCERT dediented ther ieianre to pootry and song—were é Daventry, Relayed from the National Museam of Wales jenwer in the town's affairs, and if was a Pak 4.0 London Procratinnd relay mi from Daventry BTSs AL ORCHESTRA OF WALES event whan Parner, oie of their loaders, diclared beford 4 Sunday mesting of the Guild {in Act TI) Overture to" Roy Bie’ 2... eee fendelasahn 5.15‘Tae CaioRen's Hork: Whose Zoot that to i Mistersinger who was judd the | _ * Bhinoeerises aad ather Heavy Woights' Rowatp Hagkoia (Violoncello) and Orchestra winner 1h on open smigiir contest ho would (Gant, Dothaan), ‘Paka and the Hare” [fou award no loss a prize than his doaaghter, Eva. Paro (COTee eae Tehathorsky Bron, * The Hairy Gow and tha Kangaroo‘ lt ia this announcement that te know is Tht. OncHesTRa, (Anon.); ' Animals in the Zoo" (Gallady), * Cows" : Pogners Adtlress.”, Soon atter this momentous The New World Symphony .. fees e 2OOroE (Cecif),-" Threa Little Piga" (Traditional), * Ab detlaration a young knight, Walter vou Stolzing, the Zoo! (4. A. Milne) Third and Fowrth Movements step forward to be tested for admission to the a ee Hares : § Deamatiata of Today—cC, EK: guild. His-acng displeases: the Masters ngers, and 6.0 London Programme relayed fram. Daventry Munro * he ia rejected, but ome Mastersinger, the cobbler- poet, Hons Sachs, has seen beauty in it, That 6.30 8.2. fromLonion 6.15. Tar Cononks'’s Hoon: A Conoart by the ovening £46 bo site outside hia shop at his Pupils of Stacey Road Council School work (im Act DD) hit oar im heinted bya eweet 70 Praf. Cc, H. Rusner + ' Crties of the Tndistrial North—_vV , Liverpodt * 6.0 a Reciran ‘ teirain from Walter's song, a snbch of boauly which he cannot grasp,.orchide. Between his 715-120) 8.2, fromLonden (9.395. Local An- Relayed irom The New Palaco Theatre, Bristol mousing on this-song amd his-clistracted athempte NoUnDements } 6.30 3.8. from London to work. he idles away a delicious five minutes with this famoua * Monologie," 6.50 A Wiisn Istraicos - 2LS LEEDS-BRADFORD. H. H: Evans, ‘ Ceiriog '—Part IT 773;5™,* LOS ho. & 1180 ke, 7.15 3.2. from London (9.35 Local Annonne- nieoints } 23006 Landon Programme ri layed from, Daventry 9.40 An Orchestral Programme . §.15 Tae Campnun's Hour: Flowers, Music and Story, meluding tho ° Snowdrops,’ by L. Lehmann Nationan Cndnesrea or WALES, comducted by —hby tho Studio Family * Woaiewien- GRAweAlTE Overture to ‘A Midsummer Night's Dream_* 6.0 Londoa Pnograriie relayed fran Daventry i Mendafaanhi yi 6.30. 8.68. fron Londen Kexsera Hagpina (Vida) and Orchestra Air Varin Giana Face 7.0 SB. from Livorpoot CiRCHEATHA T15-12.6. 5:8. frown London (8.395 Local An- Symphony No, 55, in Eo Flat ( Schoohnaster *) DAeT} 4 Fiiripd 10.30 “Ta, Tat, Avo THE Dreen * in a Melodiows Interlude 6FL SHEFFIELD. Taine 10.45-12.0 38.8. from Lonion 2.30 London Programme relayed from Daventry 394.6 M. eZzY MANCHESTER. 180 ko. 6.15 Tae Compnis's Hoon: Ship Ahoy! * Aboart the Motor Ship) iG. @. Jechaon) Mogth-Orgean 115-20 TUESDAY MID-DAY SOCIETY8 Solo by George Sayles, the World's Champion, CONCERT A School Story for Girls, tald by Mabel Hacking. Relatyed from. the Houldsworth Hail Request Songs by Wal Hanley ‘Tu Bropsky Sraiva Quanrer 6.0 London Programme r e l a y e d from Davontry 9.9) London Progranme relayed from Dayentry Ba calla 6.20 S.B. from London 4.15 Moxtry (Entertamer) A BRETON SCENE. Four and Nine The Rue SanteCatherne, in Quimper, iz o tymeal 7.9 SB. fron Liverpool * Werton David, Bert Dee and Tivo Fota eld strect ina typical old Bretontown. Miss Maxze Tt all cornes out of the rates will desenbs Brittany from the point of view ‘of 715-120 38.8. from London (9.35 Local An- RH. P. Weaton ait Bert tea holiday-making in ber talk from London at 5.0 this nMierments } Nobody Noticed Me .. Chifford Grey and Bert Lae Atbernicon,. (id Father . 246+: Clarkson Rose Poor 204.7 Bf. Baxn 6KH HULL. 1,070 ke. 4.30 London Programme rclayed fram Daventry Selection fram ‘ Tristan ond Tsolde* | 5.15. Ton. Camuren’s Horr: The Suree’s Bong REGmHaALp WHrTrHiran 9.30 London Programme relayed trom Daventry (Four); Long Tima Ago, and Wishing (Leoni), Mad, mad, everyones mad | (* Tha Mastersingers ') Sung by Betty Wheatley. ‘Booka to Rend,’ jireaia Robert.”toberta, A sullivan Helectian, 8.15 Ter Cororen's Horr played by the Sunshine Trio 1OON> after Sacha haa delivered hia " Mono- Ll lege,’ as oxplained above, events. begin to 6.0 London Programme relayed from Daveutry 6.0 Oncursrasn Musiq rélayed from the Theatre acenr- One-thing beads to another, and the Act Royal i ends in inet ight. NWextanoming, in his house 6.30 SB. from London from Lowton (Act Th, Sache-sings another. monologia tom 6 . 3 0 9 8.8. vory different tuoe—* Why does: thia impish 7.0 S.B. from Liverpool epell fall npon mankind and scatter thew vwita 645 Oecurcsraan Must (Coutinued), directod 7.18-12.0 § . 8 . from London (9.35. Local An- by Micuen Dont anid set tham by the ears, often for mo reason whatewor ? All the workl’s mod," nowncemnsnts)} B, from Liverpoot Breame is-qne ofa eetof five songs, the sense of 7.0 which maybe given thos: "What wondrous 32%": 7.15 S28. fron Joondon freams hayes stalled my senses, drama that 6EM BOURNEMOUTH. evary dayand overy: hour shine in brighter 745. ‘A. Wagner Programme beauty, dreams like the springtime. sin kissing 2.30 London Programme relayed from Davontry Tas Besses ‘o' TH’ Baws Bixp, conducted by the anow mid conxine forth froin it the. blossorma Freon. Rove that-at length, theirbrief life over, sink again 4.9 Dasce Mustc by Tam Kive’s Hain. Han imtoo the breast of earth." wosxic Tex, relayed from the King's Holl Rooms Selection frorm *‘The Fhying Dotchman®* Baxp ai the RoyolBath Hotel Reematp WiitEsnaD (Bass) Scloction from © Parsifal* Poemer’s Adddreza.. 06. .0+.005 Re 4.15- LondonProgramme relayed from Daventry Hane Sachs' “Monologue, towa ‘| S120 8.5. from ‘Romiont (9.35 Local An- s .. | o frst aweet the elder-blomom"* noWncemeta) 430 Dasxce Moste (Continaod) aS | _ Mas 18; i928. RADIOTIMES— ae TanIMES cont'd (May a3) 5.0 London Poograsnss relayed Pree Lian bry Neecharsi Programmes. GoldenShred 6.30 SB. from Lonetor 5NO NEWCASTLE. nae England's Gardep 10 Mr. Brownie Borresx Tak" 4 7:30 :—Lindeu Programme telavéed tna Datentry, 2 Organ Hecital by Frank Matiiew, relayed: trom the Warrock Silver Shred Announce- O15 5.2. from Lonel 9.95 ‘Local Pictite Eloties, Biind-erlanad, $0 :—Doeulen Ire VEIL rebareid Mmetibs} from Dovenire. 6-35. :—Siibiren'’s Hone, 6.6Concert bir tho Emrgon Deetnuniet Tria. 838:from Loneen, 10.45. DANCE ‘MUSIO: But Browse’ 7.0 —The fev. Emnest Plowman,’ Dream: The Eis bormbiow of Contain the whole of DaAsCE Cast, relayed from the Vitetever Dream Pichiret and their Syn beliam “—TO, 7b —sh. from Looe. §.4-—A Voral Evening witha Finy, Hohe. Vat 25] 115-120 S . B e from Lento { Haritcie’. Wives. Laintebe) (Oppriied, 6.54:—" The Nerve the Goodness of the Apecial lat." A Qe Act Play by Thecilora Wilson Wileon, 10,45 :—Dnnice Renae’ 3 Percy Trash aod hee oon Band, 75.2 M. Oranges and Lemons Poaved from tin Ceahordl lan UEC. 1i-13.0:—2.E. from SNG NOTTINGHAM. ood ke. Legit, 2:30 London Programme relayed from Daventry The healthful juices are used, 6.18 Toe Canones's Horr The indigestible white pith is 6.0 London Programm rp layed frown 1) Cty thrown avway. : 6.30 S28. from Bol 70 Mr. B. Casey-Ricoaun: "The Skid Demon" | 715-12.0 8.8. from London {9.35 Lovel 4n- THOR aPy PLYMOUTH. 760400ko.Mi, 2.30 London Programarelayed from. Daveutry 5.15. Tee Coepeen’= Hoo ;- Another" Clock’ Dar, “Ine Clockmaker’s Shop * (i. 2. Powel?) .4 .A MUSEUM EPISODE * Presented by THe Mickounomks A-Farce by SruanT READY Charadiere : James Anguntos artes Starertios Butea i ets iPavnise Cann James AiiaiabiesSe whi fa pier:h an Creeps Prisine Foune Cc poe, jatucl Mirriel, wr Wis LToMene bo bean e xnoedingly attractive VMs lady, hawe been wandering abegt over the Museum. They havteonow arrived atthe scone OF potion, a eal googin a quict part of the building containing a varied. sssortinent of exhibits of all perioeks, Beye Faw Wiskeoayrn, A. WELSH INTERLUDE, 6.30 38.5. from London Mc. .H. H. Evange-wall give a second recital.of the works —< 72 Mr. Ento J; Patrensox of tha Dntrersity of Ceiriog, the Welsh poet, in the * Welsh Interlude" College of the Bouth-Weet, Exetor, * Finditt from Cardiff this evening at 6.50, Other Lancs — 7-15-12.0 &.B. jrom Tendon fO5 Loon) An: ~ Tenens bat SoC GLASGOW. 605.4 of, EQ, TL2. ci. - 12-36 pom.5.5. feo Edinburgh. £5 — 6ST STOKE. ianoAe Breuilsiet Et Betieote 7 Mina , Mocieriabil. ‘The League af Nations —i.” 3.35:-—Alert le ‘Grip. *Fonpth." ag:=A, Feablaat QComeert.| Station Bireliestin. Betec MeMitinn (Eee Bache}, 2.30 London Pracramme relayed from Daventry $.6:—"Holidoje Abeonal: Frante-— TEE 5.05 : =hdietes Hour, 6.58: ‘Weother. Foretioat for Farmerm. &0:—frenn B18 Tee Cunones’s Horn; Play, ' Mabel in Ieeital trem ‘the Rew Bayor Fictare: Honee (Cigriilet, Mr, Be W. Leibeb), 3:—6.68, from Lapidot. 78;—ir. Sohn Story Tand * (fuerter} Tees, ‘Deer Stalking in the Scottish MWichbends.’ Li :—5.8, from Loi, B.5—A. Weallier Fortinet. Bimmer Ss, ee 60 London Programme mlayed from Dayentry TiceLhearbes Eth Orihetra, 18 —Bulncnmechina (iaion: Artints), 1120:—5.8, from Edloburgh 6.30-12.0 &.8. from London. .(9.35 Local An- Howets | Z2BD ABERDEEN. foun: “ Brown” Loud Speakers give you ie realism, there are no hali truths ve iL. am.-12 uth Ph. fom killithiteh.- 2Igt— Tha)i. Broaden? to scl Mir, TA, Morris “Ot: and “JBrowit.”” ft never compromises 55x SWANSEA. 1.070 Ke. Abouk with Kehore—¥," Bieda: Heir etrigetere neil hnblta, yeh aqiligement foe Th." 3.45:—Btudio Concert, -Btation Octet ; and it never guilrb'es, it gives the truth Frode bo Aot 1, * Lohengria (Wingit}: Belection, “ ‘The always. It is onobtrushve but very ne- 2.30. London Progeammar relayed from Daventry Yellow Mask" (Linker), 45Tilda Cray (Contralta), 4.15 i= Cessary If you would enjoy-the best that . Orbe, &3o:—BUda tray. 440 j=—aoted BOs" Hoatdave broadcast can give. Abrogd = Fronee—.0,* 6.15:—Children’s Hoar, A Bketoh of 3.15. Tan Cyitpres’s Hore . Tevintaale, * The Lintoo Mioenaler,” by Fhota Comerun. 6.4:-— Adore a nerd Recital af Oramagbene Becords, E68 from Lond. The “GrownO Loud 6.0°- Lonlon Programmes relayed from Daventry 3 from Ciluvguw. 7.15 >—e.0, trom London. §.4g:—Seones From Shakespeire. Piayrd br William Aiicready Speater, Price £15 25 0 6.38 5.8. from London hd Edina Teonlirey -Tne. With: Tnehbomial ‘Mraie by8Station Oeten Ts-1h0:—a.B, from EdEnding. 6.505.8. jfrom Caniif Bi.1 ie. ZBE BELFAST. BED 0, 715 S.A fronLendon (9.35 Looul Amiounce- LAW:—Irlek ‘Music. Bastion Orehesten. 4.14 :—Peter macnta) Howard { Darltone), Aaponlynews iVpebbieh 14:— Cchestta, £.8'—Travel Trlk-: étdngs Abate© Eiteor— TI? §. 79 :—OblAren’s «=r, 6-6 :—Lonton, Pgramme 6.40 &.B. from Cardi ; — Telaved irom Dnventry, £.30:—5.5, from London. Chatibit Mirete. Torts Bates Stel rartet, Jathe “Martin vide. 3 S . G. Benen Led, Western Ave M Acten WS.aN = 10.45-12.0 8.6. from Lonion , (Soprine), 10-43-12.02.0, from noon, wl RADIO"TIMES ____“Mas 1h;aes PROGRAMMES for WEDNESDAY,May 23 16:15 aim. A 2L0 LONDON and 5XX DAVENTRY Thi Haciessnsewn Snort Hreuociwcs (361.4 M. #20 kG.) (1,804.2 MM. 187 kG.) sf (Russtan Artists) SERVICH a ee ee = = es The BB Daxsoe 10.300 (fterentry oniy) Tom Sixat, GReexwith ; 6.0 Muyieal Interluta OncnEsTha, personally conducted by Jack Para Wrathkn Forecaer 6.20 The Week's Work in the Garden, by the 8.45 ‘England's Green om! Pleasant Land “— 11.0 (Daventry only) Gramophone Records Royal Horticultural Society Profi. G. M. Treverras,* The Open Country 12.0 A BALLAD CONCERT 6.38 Tove rosin, Gaeeswict: Wrature Fore. nnd hee to presacava it." pee ia the third telk in the series In which Donrs Dexxrs (Soprano) cast, Finat Geveran News BULLETIN such authorities aq Sir Heury Hadow anc Antatr Brocou {Baritens) 6.45. Lt.-Col. Gk R. 8. Hicrsox, Director of Naval Me, Phihp Snowden have slready discussed the Roerniiting + The Heyl Navy o8 a Career for 12.30 Tee B.B.C. Daxcr OncoesTRA growing industrislization of the English country- Bays" sida and the means of arresting it before we have Poronaly conducted ty Jaok PAYNE entirely leet oor woods and fields, Professer 70 Wr. & EE. Rownwasn: * How to Increase. our Trevelyan, who holda the Regiua Chair of Moderti 1.0-2.0 Fraascatrs OncrrstTna Export.Trade.” Under the auspicea cf tho Do- History fie Cambridge, is alee prominent int Directed hy Groner: Harr, from the partment of Overseas Trova connection With the activitie; of the National Roestanrant Frareati ‘VER sinea the Dndostrial Revolution, Graat Trust, 240 Mr. A. Lioyvp James :* Speech and Languaga’ Britain hos lived on her export. trade, and ultimately the prosperityof each one of na depends 9.0 Wratnis Forecast, Secoxso GrsetnaL News ‘2.50 Musiesl Interlude unen its mamtensned ood: inorense, Li. 16. no BueLLetoi $8.15 Local: Annonnoemionte + (Dacei- | ‘ho Ale JC. Stopnanre and Miss ALARny. try okiy} Shipping Porccast Somenvinte: ‘The Enchind that Shakespeare Knew —IV, Shakoa- 6.20 Musical Interindea peare's Howes, ond the Great Halls of the Nobles" 0.25 'TANNHAUSER" TEARLY all the sertaus action of IN the majority of Shakespear's Aor IE , pliga takes: place in tha coctioa, (Relayod re the Royal Opera prlaces and halla of great mon. And Hinisea, Covent Carden ) hid Dulko of Athens, hia Vormmesa [Geist “mash Tonia and Danish courtiere, their ae Conirs ‘covert ways, their language and their ANNEAACSER is Youncddd on on rHtublishiments are those of the ald German Tegand. ‘Tann- Tilizabsthan aristocracy of his own idiucer ia o thirteenth-contury niin- Finvlored, Tn tag taal Mfr, abobart atiel—a ‘Minnexinger* of Konteht and Misa Somerville will deseribe iy of Song.’ He-epends. some time in the noble socioty of Shakeepeare’s O95 ‘“TANNHALSER’ cdigipetion’ atthe Court of Vers, 9,30time,Musical Tatertuds | 7 Ace I | || chientments,"hina presently prowe“He ‘veturisfired ofto.her en-is 345 Mr. BE, PrrenFi Dactisn: “Some= (RelayedTatra: framtian thetha ReyalBe Operaely House,nee. CoventCave Gaden)bastay inteelboarMitaabatlsMner, aa waeoesaok thiktha oetz Common Garden Acimuls LV, Frogs | Cual: grave (or Prince) continues to and Toads Tannhiuger ...... 000..- veneseeeeeee Cord: Martin Oehman monn his ee ; OST people's feelings towards + tr carn ic dices The Snoop Act takes. place in M frogs and toads-are fairly ade- |} Wolfram yo. ...ses eee . Herbert Janssen the Hall of Song at the Castle of quately typified by the story of the Hermann tthe sheesh tias te eresend Warthus a Eta at (Sopra) boy who would “learn *im to be, a ; : ‘ enters ail groota the hall ag: the toad.” Yet from the pomt of view Walter eae eee eee a aL ese owe aed Wilhelm Gombert game ot Tannhiiuget’s former a the naturalist, the froc,and.aven | Heinrich ....:..0.-s Josera SLATER (Flute) ae ar and Ladiea of the Court assemble Genapa Nerre (Piansforte) othe famous Hare. The Landgrave : THE SERATION StRinG (CARTES subject of whetract econmmca, thorefore, with fdidresets Loin, oxplaining that the subject of the which Mr. Howland will deal-in this evening's tiingtrels’ iniprovaptu sonas is to be * ‘The Nature Josera ALATER of Lave.” The Enights-draw lots to decide aho ., Handel talk. Sonata im E Minor .. oh eee ge ep ehall commence. Wolfram sings of noble and 15 THE FOUNDATIONS OF MUSIC epiritual love, hut when Tannhiser’s turn comes 415 Quanrecr Bacn's Panrrreras he foxes control of himecl?®, ond sings 0 wild song String Quartet in A (Op. 18, No. 6)... Beethoren Played by Geepa’ Nerre in praise of Yeorus,. Tho Landgraye and: the Knighta are incensed, and would kill the papions 445 GeepaNerre 72h Dr. 8. Onasatoxsrm f° Chomisttyin. Daily Tannhiuzear, bit Elisnbeth bers them ta pare impromptu in F Minor, Nos $...... Lite—IV, The Harth—Soil amd Minerals,’ Sa hrisrt, ; in A Flat, No. @ ...... c Schubert Imprompty from Plymouth Ab-this pont, trom the valley are: leard ‘the Imprormpta in F Minor, Nar 8. is J Yotts of cha Pilgrims, on their way to Rome. := 455 Josere Sater and Quartet 745 VAUDEVILLE The Lundgrave enjoims the knight to ¢o withthem, Parnicra Rossronovon andl Tron Dex and geek forgivensas of the Pope. ‘The Act ends Quartet for Flute and Strings in D (HK. 285) with Tanihiusaer'a departure iain, Lis Hig imap, 1 ifacart (Synecpation on Two Pianos) 10.35-11.0 .A PEANOFORTE RECITAL Wivies LAMBELET (Soprano) §.15 THE CHILDREN'S HOUR; By Kespann Tavnen Ria Pauswen (In Comedy) SYSCRAPERS Ovevbire in ID; ? Bash, ore. Sova Seen (being Very Toll Stories inde) Sketoh : Leal ori This, Lord: rae atace ek tats facli are, Biss ‘The Marvellous Visit to thea Moon’—one of ‘Distance Lexps Exon ANTMEST * Rejoive, sing and make metry Hach, arr, Reming! the famous alventins of Baron Abunchausen by Wan Pevk Licbeslied (Song of Love} Arotler, arn Hanbawanad| ‘Tha Man who Put thoSun Ont’—an sut- inchirding Free Dorrez The Jogger. eee see sane eeae Pee rageona yarn by Kenneth Hichmond Tarentella (frota ‘Voulee and Naples")... Dis *“Tt's a fact, To mesons you {" Froresce Matrraews 11.0-12.0 (Baventry ouly) DANCE MESH: Peace Hope-Surra (ATittle relief willbe provided by Davin Wise, Tinney Bowens’ Ciio's Cron Baxn) dircebad who will play yidlin solos) Hertenz Loria by Raanon: Mewros, from: Cites Chib senceAe, 1925i. RADIO TIMES ——— —_ z en Wednesday'ss ProPYAMMES cont'd (May23)33)> MILTON IS THE } sGB DAVENTRY EXPERIMENTAL | (491.8 Ma. 610 kt.) el ONLY WAY TEAESWLEMZE PROM TOR Laon STDIN EXCEPT WHI OTHRHWIKE BYATED, i =. z _>= — 3.0 CHAMBER MUSIC LIS Trio OF KEEPING From Birmingham Seared Tver... aae Euar nly Tho Pavlenne Lis lost hee ait Aeon Ltiapt THe NoneStascer Prsororre Trio: NoRRis This: love is: butwa wanton fit ooo. ei. foriey STax.ev(Violin); H.P. Hocanra (Violoncello) ; All through the night... . Old etsh Aer FALSE TEETH Agtuim Woooant (Pianoforte) (Unaccompanied) Trig in B Fiat (Op. ST) vs iscwie ees Reethoven eae are four Movements In the Tt 0; 725 Ocret REALLY CLEAN whiel) whe compeed in three weeks Waltz," La-Plus quo Lonte” .. ccc. March, 1812, though it had been in the composers Lia'a Air (Lamentfrom‘ ‘The Prodigal Debuaey tind sone vires elit Bon. ‘| a Z As sb he Freer ig ahead andl bold, very cleariy 7.35 Trio mado out of twomain tunes, with acarcely Though my carriage bobut careless ., Weelbes ony subsidiary matter, How-marrily we lite cies rec ere cee o deete The Spooxsp MoavesMENT 14 Bs jeating picce, Mistress Mary «. ick :" Macirane Oo SefairsO Tn thee wale Alesaention aly ocd, CPCRE ASE oe ce a aes ; MhMoall,orn, 2; Lames theme is act. forth in fugal style, each instrument (Usnaeconhavenied } having acutatitin tar. Then thefirst section is repeated, and ip the Coda (tail-piece) we, have EELEKES’ pee comes from a set of ‘three. recollections of the ciel themes ot both port madrigals in o light vein, that the seabhome, composer entitld "Ayres: or Phontastiche The Tomn MoveMest i2 ~ Sprites.” haat of five Virohons on & The words runthus :— ample, ippen Linge theme, Though my carriage be but The Last MoveEMenT 18 crebee, Rondo in which two moan Thonzh my looke be of the tuncs dlternate, with (after Biers, thids ancl dh] pee ad ot eb My passcns ore corri- the opening one) an episode paireless ; Ol new matter ia-the middie, When T° love, I dove in Then the twomain tunes There is nothing in Milton epmest, that can reappear, and a Coda at fell apeed exhilaratingiy winds No, my wits are not so wild injure any part ofyour false teeth. up. Gut a gentle soul may VDP ee: Tt * G. R. Gres (Baritone) 2 With Milton, there’s The Sli¢hted Swain Nor iy heart so hard Som. no. scrubbing anon. arr. Lane Wileon pS ics and brushing to be done. Just leave Whion dull cars But it melte, if hove pro- Daverndge, arr. Lane HW ifeore voke moe, the teeth in Milton, and when you The Happy Lover. . | ) anon, : facie bate! ee eee THE DUKE OF YORK 7.48 Ocrmr lift them out, every t r a c e of ‘film’ merry 205s When comes my Carer. Milton is essential. Nothing gives Arecd yet UbiTe es alas wy es eevt 8.30 A Light Orchestral ciaraa val 17 ry Concert Liyve 4 8 balake 1: the same feeling of freshness, cleanli- (From Birminghan) Trio ness and comfort, wth GS ya's . Haypta Tee Bissincaam Sroupio Oscursraa Bb Condueted byTosmrm Lewis ity Fiat! jeqt io a, theo ss= f2'| Sow, 1 Overture to “Poet and Peasant" ....0. Soonpe Milton singing style; (3) Hungarian Hondo Suite of Ballot Music from ‘Sylvia’ .. Dettbes i s certain and sudden d e a t h ’ 4.0 THe B.C. Dasce ORCHESTRA | 8.0 Tae Stcnte Cuore to a l l g e r m s — i . e . the whole plate i s Patsonaly conducted. hyJack Pays Choral arrangements of Popular Songs : made m e d i c a l l y clean, and simply Bossy Axbrnsoxs (Symmopated Songa at tha All through the Night Welsh Air, arr, Jénkina Piano) I} Basio (The Bits) sco vess eens Arditi c a n n o t Early one Morning...... arr. Ledie Woodgate harbour infectious diseases, 6.45 THe Cairortn's Horn (Fron Birminghan): 8.15 BrrEcnEs. at *'The- Magic Chute—DTL * Kiko and the Bind Milton has many other Cat, by Frieda Bacon. Songs by Nonman Archer The Royal Institute of British Architects uses—des- (Tonor), * Why re tomain oi the Ground,’ by AXSUAL Dimxrn cribed in a most interesting booklet Ay ecica Twizg. Moaronret Abletborpe | Paar RADIO TIMaed _May13, 1928. Wednesday's Programmes continued (Otay 353 MM. aWA “CARDIFF. B50 ke. | Tena is. i, rom Pfaprnertii home. Henaeer | Dy AMAR “14-5 5 euskeeee edie e's ewes e Gheilter 745 The Bristol Orchestra A SYMPHONY CONCERT BReéermnry for Remermbranis .... 0.5 cee ee FPatt 1.0-1.45 Far across the Deeort Bands... Woodfords-Pinden Réelaved fromthe Narioxat Musrrator WAGES Musical Director aneBARD AveTis ORCHESTRA ‘Te Natio at Umcnesrha of W anes Belayed trom the t:lem Pa on, (chiton, Bristol ORCHESTRA Selection from “The Litas Thomo "ae et erates Overture, “Conteoration af the Howse’ Beethoven Waltz, ~Th Benititdl Bla Dhani $8.45 Tue Onto BEX 8 Hover; Saleoton irom met ol Bix fattts an wale Handel, ar, A. Harding JolinSirois ‘ Maritana ' (Wallace), played by the Station Symphony No, 89in E Flat (KR. 64%) 2... Aforur Orchestra, Sons from * hbiritann* In: Happy Jom Hekev (Entertaier) A Momente- Seenea thet are Brightest, Bung by A Hieimorows [ntorluds aj 200) Lomdon Progrimme nelayed irom Daventry Horry BHopewsll, “The Story of the Opera will b Eo hs TTA 40 Tur Brannon ‘Tai: Prask Tiras (Violin), told br Constines Richards Roxaty Haapop (Vistenesto), Huser Prelude : : i Jsdirnepfelt 60 London, Programme relayed from Daventry Preyer (Pinnoforte} Londonderry Air. 4 J . Fr Creeper Childrens Gyvsertar eee ated . tiedtter 620 Royal Horticultural Sooietby's Bubhetiz hein a EAE ie ee eee eweed t Selectiin from the Balled "OoppHi " i fibes 6.30) 5 BR, frog La 7 Lastan LAsE i Bass] B.45-411.0 8.8. from London (8.13 Local An: Lia 3&8. from Plymouth Milla of Devons... . ary 1.7) Busacll neince Mente} Sunshine anid) Choad ‘ . Laser 7.45 ‘A TOUCH OF SUN" Pa ee pe ag es ae pe ee A. ‘Tropical: Comey tno One Act ZLY MANCHESTER. P46 A. dei 730 KO, Hy Aureann Gonpon Bexserr James Drew(a Rubber Planter). .D. B. Onsmrop Berctine (Crd Bong) adiefell 12.0-1.0 Grameplon Reogrils Baum Bing (his Chincse* Boy"). Onamies Nimsrrt LestLaxk 2.30 London Programme ri in eet Fever Daves iry Boae ees aes bs wae, AL Negroni One. little dhoth ssc ec ees _ Evaty mhhearge | 33H) Tor Sravion Oncrrsraa ing Yorke (Dnew's Finneée)....A vos Biercant Thee Lite “Tree os. esis init i Gorin In a primitive wooden cabin aibaated im. o Possum Ballet . Luigi Within WOUR ORCHs eee ei a . rake distant comer of Ine mobber plantation, on tho l3re London Programm telaved from Daventry East coast of Africa, Tames Drew lice prostrate Fraxk Tomas pon A COnp bed, a violin of the dread * fewer." é A &TEBLO CONCERT Finnle (Comerrko mi A Fila Minor), .8a eS ie Beside the bedi oa small rathan ‘table oor BE Bratios OnesTha which ore a number of mecdinme bottles and © Inia March, * (ory anil Motherland * - Fonchey Timi. fli onnt alnit ig oan wn] quantity ot die Beleotion fro.“ Laka Cesaerture bo“ Oberon 2}: Rai: Weber i clawed waher, ochwbert, are. Clute The: Yoonwnry Patrol. .. 00.29... Re ‘The gun, streams blindingly through tie $15Tre Catinres’s. Hote: Spic and Span. hak, HeEReeey (Bantone} fali-open door, and only the monotonous A-talk on Cricket, by W. HL Doan.—TI, * Bowling, The Maiden: 3... ..- Aubert Parry droning of cthe fies. -breais the death-like Fielding ond. Wirket.Kiee Ping. 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Study Ine (Cyril: Setth:Mareha OTeteepie (sinding) > Valeo Caprice (Haibinetein).. Orchestra: VALVES Fraxk Forp (Violongella) Dane Macabre (Snint-talns), 84s -=5.F. Irom” Laide. Le Révo (The Dreant),..eeees bess a Gineernun 16.35-11.0 -—Concert. Wakes, oietee Orchestra +. Roses fron " § R. “Unsurpassed for purity of tone the South (Straties): Les Sirtnes {Walhiteifel), HOW ALY and sclectivity—the extial of-any,’ tne, SaMrrit i4-the opinion expressed in hundreds af 0, had I Jubal’s Iyre..., . Handel batters from patistiod usera—the orieloala 2BD ABERDEEN. 60000 Bo.M. ad be ner of our oles, Row Wansperoas AMATEUR WIRELESS15ls cava" , 1Le120:—Grimophona Teco218: Droadcant to The. chanicteristics. of Hei: Valve compare O vision entrancing (‘ Exmeralda") Goring Thomas Schools 3 Hey. A, Austin Powter: " Fesunty throgh the Port's Paat dd, favourably with many well-known makes," Eye, The Flowers," 3.25 :-—Musical Interlode. 3.30 :— Frank Forp Mons: BE. 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(G, Bantock), StationPlayers fn" Good. Theatre" ll LONDON, E£.c 4 Tar Sranioy Trio: ‘T.D. Joxes (Pianoforte), Hatton in Chee keh by Cheistopher Morley, Orrhestira; suite Morndas Liorp (Violin), Gwiwat Trostas * Americana® (Thurban}. Fred Hogera: Sulte, ' Puppeta! 8.) Mayeril.. Orchestra: The Bolt Dnliee Maco Eererwnk, . ¥iolanectia) 6.45-11.6 :—3.B. from ‘Londons, | | | ai4 — — if l . t MAY 24 r 1 i ‘ he London and Daventry — i - # lh 1.15 a.m, A -Seont Revaiovs Seevice 6.45 Dame Clara Butt Ayriog West African, Zulu, and Afrikoan Songs 1.30) L.Daventiry ony) Time Srosan, GReeen wits ; RELATED FRoOw Hrore Pare Wratnen Forecast Under the anepicea of the Darky Express THe Avnicax Yortpa Siecens i:: ie Bersy pe LA Porte (Soprano) i 11.0 (Derenfry only) Gramophone Rocondls 11.30 EMPIRE DAY _ 70 Mr. Peace Tove: * Musie in the Theatre * Inelia Message to Schoola from the Exe. or Meats, Macn MacCartay: Native Melodies, with Vina 7.15 THE FOUNDATIONS OF MUSIC 000M parrot F introduced by Mr di. Groparr Bach's Pastiraz Hymne and National Songs by the Wirruzes Played by Gaspa Nerre In a Corner of Aria—Maliya CHO e “RAM BINGH * 12.0 LicaMusic 725 Mr. C, Al. Kiserm:.* Gentral Banks’ Adapted for broadcasting from tho story by Tae Gresnom Pankrsaton Qumrer YURBENCY and credit play a part of supreme Bu Aten Curronp Wisirren Bory (Soprang) f importance in atootern etete, ond control over them is gsually considered » mutter too Fitri O-3.0 ‘The Week's Recital of Gramophone important to be entrusted even toa Geverment. Haroon Woiiaame, with Chorus Elecords Hence the cxustenoe of central banks, mich ie our r PT, pens is Fas) gape was age alate 0,2 +++ Cobb own Bank of Englond, which is reaponsible tor 23) Mr. Herve Parner: Out of “Doors from Frelavid Week to Week—IV, Summer Migrante none and monctery policy, tha weapon for this purpose being the rate ol diecount, which it Lomdomeerry Airy... cece ce eee eieg's arr,Grainger Bt the middle of ‘May all the migrant birds oonitels. Bir. Basch, who. gives this talk, has that only visit ue in the worm months have been Seeretary of the Financial Department of ‘THE COMMONWEALTH OF SONG* arrived, od the orchesita of the tooo-fopa is the India Office since 121,and he was Sectehiry ‘Breve lads, in olden musical centuries, complete, This afternoon Mr. Erie. Parker will to the Indian Currency Committees in 1010. Sang, night by night, adorable choruses.’ talk about the songs ond bobita of such birds ae the fipcatcher and the nightjar, the nightin-- Tho Empire Bailders oui. els Alfred Mower gale, the blackoap, and the red-backed shrike. 7.45 ‘Round the World on your Spoken by Lawresctn Aspens Pomp andGrcumetance March, No.l ss... Bilger 2.0 Evensong Bugles Blown !' from Weetminater Abbey A Programme for Empire Day Oncuesrran Mest and-Cuortsrs by Tee Wireness Arurioxy OscrrsTad 9.45 Miss Nance Rose :* Tho Dog in the Home—II Merchant Adventurers | —_ Meorchaunt: Adventurera | Conducted by Joa Aneett 4.0 Fuen Eircren’s OncnesTra What shall be your profit in To Wires Coots the mighty dave tobe 7" Prom the Astoria Cinema Chorus-Master: STasronnRopixson (From * Fios Alercatoram,’ hy Alfred Noyes) 5.0 Aw Oneaw Raeorran by Pattwan From the Astoria Cinema HE paths of the Empire arethe eeawnye §.0 Wearsen Founcasr, Seconp Guxecrat News ef the world —waya congquercd for wr by Beles the Adventorera of olf, beld by the Adventurers ae 5.15 THE CHILDREN'S HOUR: *They aleo-serve . + « ' of ourown time. This programme will ceiebrate 9.15 Mr. Veexow Banrierr: “The Way of the Empire Day by following some of these paths (Being a Serics of Short Bocnes from the Story of ofthe sea, of they lead to the five Continents World" a the Empire, with Encidental Music -by The where the Adventurers have left ther mark. ee OLOF SEXTRT Our Pathora ...... 2....6 Boneh? Hoprood 0.20 Local -Annountements, (Daventry only) 6.0 Ministry cfAgrisolture Portnightlh: Bullotin Hpoken by Lawaenctr Anpraron Bhipping. Porscast —— 6.15 Market Prices for Farmers Colonial ‘Bong isi iv i ka ss Percy Gratnger ve Australia 935 CHARLOTS HOUR—XVII a! 6.20 Community Singing from Hasrotp Writtams (Baritone): “Bosh Songs" A Ligur Ewreeransesr ® | Hyde Park . Bhearing at Castleroigh ...... 24. B. Patierson Specially devised and arranged by the well- Spokenby St. Banse Wer with: known theatrical. director New Zealand ANDRE OnarnoT Dame Clara Butt Jous Cotitoeon (Tenor): “MaoriSongs" Organized by the Daily Express Carpacta 10.35-12.0 DANCE MUSIC: Tar Bavor 6.30 Time SianaAt, Gerexswitcn; Wratax Canada Rhapeody’.. +... eee ees Mackenzie Oerneans, Peep Enizanon ond iia Moai, and Forrcasr, Fingsrt Gexesat News Boc.erix A Canadian Boat Bong ...... : Traditional Tue Sartor ‘Tasco Baxp, from the Savoy: Hotel —————— ee — == —[_=. l —ec a Rg win folly Pisers ite jiretoei agli Ghd. A WORLD-FAMOUS SINGER LEADING A CHOIR 80,000 STRONG, Dame Clara Batt leading the community singmg at last year's great Empire Day festival in Hyde Park. Notice the two microphone: on ‘hiestand just beside ‘her, This year's festival “aleiiti:i Geral i tha Linon sud icantey secgtameiad, ef ik wellbe eased 48-620 und wt Oak _May 18, 1028, Programmes. for Thursday. [5GB DAVENTRY | EXPERIMENTAL (401.8 MM. oid ko.) | L THAR SMERRLOS A PROM Tee rene tT 3 A Ex@tar? WAKE enetare ree Je. { 3.0 A. SYMPHONY CONCERT LestRwonasp (Pianoforte) Tue Wirrness Syuraosy ORCHESTRA {Leader, &, Koreans Keeney) Conducted by Jom ASeLL ORCHRSTIA Overtiire to ‘The Secret Marringo" ..Crumaroda eo First Symphony... DO a EETHOVEN'S First Symphony has four movementa—(l} a slow Introduction, leading to a brisk Movement with many abrupt turns of phraac; (2) 0 gentle tripping tune, with others like it. to folléw, all worked up mts i amiling. orclwatral Iyric: (3) an energetic Mivement, called « “Minus i berauaa th ie in Minuet rhythm; (4) 8 ‘tipping march-like Movement that seems reluctant to start. 34 Leen Excrasnp and Orchestra litroduction and Guick Movement (Inipasscned) ECE Th Debonair 355 Oncwesrrea Variations, Intermezzo, Scherzo, and Pinole flely-Hufchineon Southport is a seaside town that has-cultivated (Conducted by Tur ComposEen) (Carnegie Collection of British Music) the town as well asthe seaside. The sea front Pee composer tolla ta thatthe work (whan has all the natural attractions of the sea shore, meniverdd one of the tiaat of the awards made by tha Carnegie United Kingdom Trust) but it-has also marine lakes where a landsman is, in effect a act of Symphonic Variations, of which the last three, ow ing to their greater may sama boat in safety and bathe without langth, have bec given separate narmes.. Tho gentle, pastoral theme te worked in varied ways danger, In oght variations, of which tho first, sacond, ani fourth keep closely to its shape,whilst the third and fifth treat, it more freely, Tho sixth Behind the sea frontthe town has been most Variation ja entitled Jntermiesse, tha seventh carefully planned and laid out, Stherze, and the laat ia a fugue, The tailpiece of the work ia based on the fifth variation, anid sorcndly the music moves to Ha end. Southport is a town of gardens and trees and greenery, Lord Street is as pleasant a-boule- 4 1 5 ° Lady Rednor’s Suite 2.2... 2.206204, Parry vard as any in Europe and Southport is as on LOZELLS PICTURE HOUSE | ORCHESTRA gracious a town as may be found in these Fran Birntegham islands, Conducted by Pav. Rigen Florentine Morel... bi eceeew ee ea oeLe Fantasia on Puccim'’s “Poses " Send for these Holiday Guides Georrreey Dass (Tenor) Send remittance fortha Helday Guiles you want to Oneo FT loved-a maiden fairs... oer. Somercell Division! 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