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Radio Times 323 19291206 Ocred.Pdf ; ' . ' . - ■*r . • '' ’ * * v. • r;' I ■ paClid Times, Docoraber 0, 1029. SOUTHERN EDITION. ■ THE BROADCAST PROGRAMMES FOR DECEMBER $-14 THE RADIQ'.TIMF.S ■ THE JOURNAL OF CORPORATION > NATION SHALL SPEAK PEACE UNTO NATION r Kcgislercd at tlio 1 Vof. 25. No. 323. l C.P.O. as n Newspaper. J DECEMBER 6, 1929. Every Friday. TWO PENCE. * • ' « AWV ♦ AWW « I TWO OUTSTANDING EVENTS. i On Monday, December 9, Sir Edward Elgar. , | . Master of the King’s Music, will conduct a concert U I of his own works, sung by. the St. George’s Choir, from Windsor. Included in the programme will be •W a Carol for His Majesty's Happy Recovery. *** $ ■ « f||%r • • On Wednesday, December 11, the eighth B.B.C --:v ■ & Symphony Concert will be relayed from tlic Queen’s mem Hall. The programme will be entirely devoted to Omar Khayyam, a monumental choral setting, by Granville Bantock, of part of the famous * Rubaiyat of Omar,’ the Persian scientist who was bom in a.d. 1123. Sir Edward Elgar, O.M. Granville Bantock. Wed""'day. December 11 A LISTENER’S DIARY OF THE WEEK. 1 mas Beccham conducts (London) ♦ l In order that listeners may make notes of items which they i # 8.0 VuuueviUc (5GB) specially want to hear, wc publish below a skeleton diary of the I week. other favourite items may be noted in the space provided. 1 r 'VW vV WSunday, December 8 Thursday, December 12 9.5 Concert by London Chamber Orchestra (London) 9.20 United Association of Great F ’ r 4.0 Oratorios by Spohr and Schumann (5GB) 10.15 Love in Greenwich Village (5 Gb; Monday, December 9 Friday, December 13 8.0 Elgar’s Music from Windsor (London) 10.15 Love in Greenwich Village (London) « 8.0 Cheltenham Town Hall Concert (5GB) 8.0 Quarrel Scenes from Shakespeare (5GB) * * Tuesday, December 10 Saturday, December 14 9.40 Vaudeville (London) 8.0 A Covcnt Garden Concert of 18S3 (London) 8.30 Frank Mannhcimer and the International String Quartet (5GB) 8.30 A Sibelius Symphony (5GB) CvAXV ♦ vwv l '■* ’ *• - .S.v'l RADIO TIMES December 6, 1020. i : ! : MOVING-COIL from the kl* it£i SUPfFLiEi One more triumph of Lissen pro­ duction—the Lissen L.T. 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Toll your dealer strongly made, and the general tion within the reach of everybody what voltago your main* Supply Is and whether It la A.C. or D.C.; tell him what output you require, or what valves you appearance and finish of Lissen who owns a radio set. You can aru uring, and lie will demonstrate for you the Lissen Eliminator to suit your needs. L. T. Accumulators is far in advance build any type of cone loud­ of usual standards. Every Lissen speaker with it; you can use it TYPES AND PRICES D.C. MODEL "A ” D.C. MODEL “B" Accumulator is supplied complete with a big baffle board, or put it in Employs^ILT.4.tap- Employs 3^ ITT. + tapping*: a with strong carrier. cabinet. You can build a linen 80 volts for fl.O. valve*; tlnuouidy variable *U»y " means . 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