Radio Times, January 9th, 1925. LOOKING BACK—IN 1965!

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Hegheteredl at feb _ Vol. 6. No. 68. es.Paaa Awea EVERY FRIDAY. _—— ee —— OFFICIAL rROGRAMMES AN IMPORTANT OFFICIAL STATEMENT. O* Sunday, December 21st, we broad- of the normal life of the home, It is only THE BRITISH cast from (Chelmsford a. concert natural, therefore, that the demand: organized by a newspaper. Most of those upon the seryice should be more exact: BROADCASTING who listened to this concert and after- ing in regard both to quahty and varicty. wards: wrote tous about it show a marked Ourcfiorts to improve quality and increase COMPANY. preference for our regular programmes. arca Jed us to experiment with the tem- Some listeners are definitely alarmed at porary High-Power Station at Chelms- what they apprehend as the thin edge of ford. The sucoess of these expenments ae.the week commencing the wedge of commercialism. More- makes it possible for us to introduce SUNDAY, January Ath. over, in certain quarters, publicity has a limited naumber of alternative pro- becn given to the idea that this par- grammes.. For the present, it is. ow LONDON CARDIFF ticular concert marked an epoc h in. the intention totransmit these from Chelms- development of broadcasting. It is clearly ford on three nights a week. We think ABERDEEN GLASGOW desirable to take advantage of this the that this development will notonly add EIRMINGHAM MANCHESTER earliest opportunity to «remeve mis- considerably to the alreadyvast army of BOURNEMOUTH NEWCASTLE apprebensions and dispel misgty ings. listeners, but will also be reflected in the BELFAST ** accelerated improvement ‘of our reguiar

weee The prime motive of all our activities services. is the desireto provide day by day, for bo * + * SHEFFIELD (Relay) PLYMOUTH (Relay) the maximum number of people at the The alternative programmes will add EDINBURGH(Relay) LIVERPOOL (Relay) minimum cost, thebest of the world's considerably to our expenses, but we are LEEDS—BRADFORD(Relay) thought, culture, and entertainment. Thé prepared to bearthe strain in the con- HULL (Relay) NOTTINGHAM (Relay) early. stages of a great enterprise such as fidence that we are acting in the best STOKE-ON-TRENT (Relay) ours are ewtably beset Dy chitculies interests of thepublic which we serve, DUNDEE (Relay) SWANSEA (Relay) and limitations. Desprtehandicaps, how- It 1% curduty, therefore, ‘to examine CHELMSFORD (High-Power) ever, rapid progress hasbeen made, and carefully every constructive. suggestion i lente aie, now, at the beginning of our third year wich will helptobring about an early SPECIAL ‘CONTENTS: we have twenty-one stations at work, realization of the next stage in our pro- In nearly all parts of the commtry our gress, HEARING YOURSELF BROADCAST. Programmes: can be heard with cheap 2 ** # Debates by Telephone and Radio, receivers. The functions and the limitations ol i ® + “ COCKNEY CHILDREN AT PLAY. the B.B.C. are defined in an Agreement By Edwin Pugh. So farso good. But what of the rapidly- with the Postmaster-General, dated mcreasing number of those who wish an January18th, 1923, modified by a Supple- 4 SONG THAT THRILLED A NATION. alternative programme? What of those mentary Agreement, dated October 1st, Elgar's “Land of Hope and Glory.” who complain that the one set of pro- 1923, The“first paragraph ofthe second grammes suffers from the necessity of clause of the Supplementary Agreement OFFICIAL NEWS AND VIEWS, mecting a Wide range of taste ? specifically authorises the Company to ——! ** aH LISTENERS’ LETTERS. accept “ broadcasting material provided =. Broadcasting is no longer a novelty or gratuitously by any person with or withoy- CONTINENTAL BROADCASTING. a scientiic wonder: it has become part (Continiied overleaf in cot, 3.)

a ‘Douglas Hartley formative, installed courses, regular radins whoseworkwill one more C. J, students, ghowing, Six papers schools course the elementary senting etudents,Professor School,” hulk atsracted reprosenting thie ippears eM to tated French which ticn, the fittention appear BEC. it tiny ham the had to cipital, disxeussion, epeaker, The deal ahold Station's College. atodio of ee ee, neetal quite londl-line, received were Nottingham. aid lenturers, andone Professor be Eduentional Poetry, Mr. The The The On select MinAation. eerves Nottin¢ham hearing Tieand were of moment Post subject close be to led be on fthe of latter Hearing than six ‘expernnent with reproduced of Kay acsuccess. Stobart,Director same Christmas information the results] Tt result were discussion, programmes. was has enterprise eleven initiate the Kennedy, from rewarded no and to a Withers, to to labour, “* could of Christmas About questions Office receiving the listenersto marked the 2L0," on prominent continge There was of bo by forty This Both the ninety-two questions does. have Educational Peers; such answer Robinson's accomplished that difficulty have their schools not thing dissemination is telephoned andienee. Fopular ninety-five four this Fiveout twelve “submitted Altogether the all Famous the five the waa-a eleven arranged most talks, schools, be of leff waeful had so Ww 130 listeners: marks in London's course and upset mot station's a listeners questions 220 heard been by in were grade dhikeeson Eve own Sir mlucabtonad on had Mr. real above other firet prineipal home of Incidentally, popular, righ of only to on papers Ireland's to to sets, of stimulating Eve to take the It promising a member schools British schools, wages actually diaregard both Christmas schools the the Stewart Halford “‘ in been the Sir purpose new intervene: attract excellence. out the the theL-C.C, and the course the Nottingham woices atthe answer the term happened Talkers." was one Debates of on The their papers of studio that linnd. students. six fifty of the to Advisary enjoved finding and the classes Rush, to most this William Nottingham of Nottingham ecunumit of line school tricdin interesting Station on local cimply mist the an? one teachers lecturers Education, conducted was. the take Birds. bun on couree of fthe“ of the sixty, papers Institut “2140)" knowledpe, has per on taking questions, put Dick, attention ardtwo and work experiment Mackinedtr, potiry of Professor subject answer through highly now telephones made the a papers, were and novelty Reonomice Yourself home Five commnniceted anewera under station. telephone six the prize-winners popular, rl Tritish Iecturers development. in The in schools cent, provides @ood because Landon, br thenovelty Brage, Within and Nottingham on two Dnrector and By Coin hand. whieli daberestine of aspects Unirersity from broadcast in this returned, cach end-of part questions and: dors Francais eteemed listeners, reccived o student. Wirelees Notting- and History instruc: andl by papers, Station thirty- E.BiC. Station charge calling deal a others in ‘There repre- bhrve rnd home home a8 which Birds Telephone could way: have lond- Peeis the Mr. tio that in dic- Mr, Mr. fire the few the aer- but was aru bie in- On for the not the At at 8m of of cat o

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re —— Wiles of the‘Weather Prophet. Broaadcasting Scott. “The Heart of Midlothian.” Combining Art and Artfulness. By E. H, Chapman.” O* January 22th, at 8.30, Glaseow will EATHERis, indeed, a consideration m our weather ayetents cause him fo realize that broadcast three scenes from o dramaticihe nearly all human occupations, and it artfulness tea third essential for snceess, and that Cina OF Fen Walter Scott's famous novel, “The it Tot aarprising that there has always been a such phrases as“ some showers,” “* local thunter- Heat of Midlothian,”Pe rhaps even more than great luman interest in the art of foretelling FLOrie, "the depression came from nowhero,” reat literary achievement, Seott calls te mind the weather, are: distinetly tsefial, that epic-strugelo with financial adversity which History is not very definite on the subject 1 makes one of the most “ homan “’ storiod of all to who jsaned the firet weather forecast, but the Smoothing Over Difficultias. biography, need for dependable weather forecasters con Lets There-sre occasions on-which a weather fore Towardsthe close of 1825,after eleven years of seen in the history of early times, caster realizes that the winds might casily box brilliant and prosperous labour, Scott suddenly Consider this incident’ which occurred in a the compass inside fyelre. hours, On such dizcovered that he was really insolvent, He had Syrian campaignsome thousands of years ago, ectagiona Howould never do for the forecaster become involved in various commercial con- Jo “Now they that. were in the tower Bert to say “winds changing from weet bthrouch corns, and never mformed himself accurately of neaengers unto Tryphon to the end that north and eset And sooth and back to west their finances, Then the blowfell: The failure he shoud hasten his coming unte them by the again.” Jmagine the number of letters the of a London house threw upon Eeott personal Witernessg pnd send them fowl, Wherefore, morning papers would reoeive if such a forecast responsibility for £130,000, Characteristically, ho Tryphon made ready all his horesmen to come ever appeared in cold print! It is far better set hia face resolutely againet hankrupter, and that might; but there fella very great snow, by for the forecaster to restrain his language and toiled for the rest of his life to clear off this reason whereof he come not.” take refuge in Variable winds”. or* winds light enormeane debt. and indefinite, more definite lather,” Retween Jannary, 1826, and January, 1525, The Cooice of Language. Sometimes a carefully thought-out phrase may he paid £40,000 to hig ereditors, His health l-am certain that the modern weather fore- amooth oyera lot-of the difficulties which occur began to give wor, hut be refused tobe diverted. caster would have been able to hasten the going when the weather i¢ such that anything may torn For three Veara More he toiled mntil nearhy the of Tryphon by telling him of the impending up. Here isa pool example of a correct weather whole of the lability had been met. He «died in aTOWSCOrM. forceast issued under unsettled conditions: 1832, within sight of his goal. Speaking in a somewhat general way, weather “Fine to fair orcloudy. Showers on the conats,* Scott's versatility was nmazing. For over forecasting, as we knowit to-day, depends ontwo Notice the clever wording of this forecast. “Think twenty years he kept aecret hie authorship of things-—firat, a knowledge of weather science out all the possibilities 1 contains. The fore- the Waverley Novela, While he was writing and, secondly, a working acquaintance with that caster who issued it knew quite wellthat every thes: novels anonymously, he kept. on pro- vocabulary of delightfully ambiguous words day there are showers somewhere on the coasts, ducing in his own name as much work a8 seemel whith seems to have become the special property and he was not in the least concermved oa to humanty possible for en official who wae seen of the weather prophet. Some of vs are apt whether hin showera fell at Land a- Find or at every day at hie post and asoften in ocicty Aa to be a littl critical becaver of the weather John o Groata, or anywhere in between. the most fashionable of his colleagues, prophets aptitude in the use of his own pet vocabulary, We should remember that-he has Beloved by the Humorist, history to turn to for example. A little artful- Weather forecasts are, of couree, connected APoemwitha History ness in the choice of language is byno means the with weather. Often enough, they are closely exclusive prerogative of the weather forecaster, connected with past and present weather. KR A. PARRY GUNN, who -has dono The Delphic oraclke of Grecian history soquired At times they hear a more or Jess distant some outstanding work for the Glascow a considerable reputation for the amliguity of relat ionehip to futore weather. Now, we never Station, achieved his first big success with the production of The Antigone of Sophocles. This its answers, take our weather aoriously, and it is, no doubt, for that reason that we scarcely ever take Greck drama, produced by him in Hengler’s __ Atmo-pheric Tramps. weather forecasting seriously. Cirens, attracted over 16,000) people, Some of Weather forecasting, inits most serious mspect When a speaker or writer i hard pressed for his other prodoctions have included (Bedipws ia based on an catimation of the probable a subject for a joke, he tarne instinctively to Pyranes of Sophocles, The Agiimeninon of movement of those wandering weathersystems weather. Weather is common peoperty for the Aachylua, ond Julive Coser, while hia produc- which are continually passing over these islanda liamorist all the world over. Our English tion of The Midtsiinimer N jhe se Jredin Wee titi of-ours, There are two main types of thease weather comes off worst of all at the hasids of the outstanding Glasgowsuccess, atmospheric tramps. You have heard: their weather humorist. Here is a sample of the Comes,which he produces at the Glasgow names many times——the anticyclone, the fine unkind stones told of oor Enghsh weather. Station on Sunday; January Lith, haa an inter- weather avetem, and the depression, the bad A foreign visitor, depressed by a week of chall, esting history. In 1638, John Egerton, Earl weather evetem. Unfortunately for the suecess rainy weather, turned to his Fnglishhost and of Bridgewater, who had becn appointed Lord

of weather forecasting, these wandering weather | President of Walesa and the Marches, took uphis ayatems move erratically now and then, A “ Doee the sunever shine in Englind 7” residence at Ludlow Castle, in Shropshire, and weather forecaster may go to bed at night happy “Oh, vea,” replied the host, “Tam quite there, in the autumn of the following year, he wider the firm conviction that his evening de- sure it duca. | remember it so well last year, gave a grand entertainment to the country pression will move north-cast and that his ne Tt was onan Wednesday.” people. It was for this oecesion that Milton, foretast of “some rain in mos? districts * will then twenty-six years of age, wrete his Coma. prove a certain wimner, Very likely he will A Lucky Shot. Heory Lawes, a celebrated musician andfriend wWaken up in the morning to a beautifully fine The only people in this country who take of the poet, composed the music and sustained day, the explanation being that hit evening weather and weather forecasting seriously are the rile of Thyrsis, or the Attendant Spirit. depreasion fas gone for a stroll down the shores weather prophets and Scotchmen. The principal actors were three of the Marl’s of the Bay of Biscay and will-not be back again During my own particular experience of children, John, Viscount Brackley, aged twelve; for a day or bwo, weather forecasting of an official kine, nothing Thomas, aged eleven; and Lady Alice, aged Not the Prophed's Fault. étrock meso much as the luck of the beginner fourteen, onwhore misadventure in a neigh- bouring wood the romantic fable is founded. “The weather forecasts which are transmitted in this delightful scientific. gamble. At Army The poem is “simply the eulogy of virtue,” from our-broaceasting stations emanate from the Headguatters in. France during the early part itis “ a poet's lesson apainst riot and excess.” official Gerk of the Weather, When you are of the war;a oewsomer to the ranks of the In writingit, Milton may havereecived hints from next inclined to bea little critical of a broadeast Army's weather forecasters was. called upon similar compositions, suchas Fletcher's Mavthful weather forecast, | should like von to remember nuexpectediy to issuc a weather forecast, He Shepherdess and from the Latin Comue of Ericius that what is happening is moet probably that a was brought for the purpose irom a nearby Puteanus, Professor of Eloquence at Louvains ; wandering weather system is not behaving wt all hotel, where he had partuken of a particularly good dinner. Naturally, he took a moat opti. but his poem ia an éasentially original work, nicely, anc that it ia not the fault of the weather and, in literary merit, it stands unrivalled. forecaster at-all, mictic view of the weather situation. Go opti When a young weather forecaster enters on his miztic was he that he mistook-a depression for an ——f dotics in the ofice.of the Clork of the Weather, anticyelone, and issued his forbcast accordingly. Mr.wJons Berverivce, the bliml cotertainer, he firmly believes that the two essentials for The amazing thing was that that forecast came who has frequently broadeast from Northern acess in his moat interesting work are eciewtilic off, andwae afterwards quoted as o brilliant Fiations, will entertain his own people of Dundes knowledge and experience, He has not. to be example of a courageous weather forecast. I on Wednesday,January L4th, from the Drindes long in the office before the orratic movements of iloubt if the prophet referred to haa ever been Station. Two of his fay canbe items, * The-Biuct

able to rick himself of the reputation he acquired Pudding Mother Used to. Make” and “ Poor “Ina Talk from London. that night. Old Father,” will be given in the programme.

daxcany Go, = — RADIO TIMES — 70 elieiit een ane Setanta tise lated al = =—- Music as Medicine. A Song That* ThrilledaNation.

Long Life Through Playing and Singing. Elgar's “Land of SickandGlock:Glery.” By A. B. Cooper. T has been said that composers are ehort- lived. Mozart was only thirty-five when T is often said that the present age iz too and Cromwell, His yver- he died, Schumann was forty-six aml had heen sophisticated to write a new fairy-tale or satility is shown bey the i for sometime before hiadeath. Mendelssohn's A new nursery thyme; thet “Red Riding fact that he haa written life ended at the early age of thirty-six; Weber Hood” and “Little Miss Muffet" on the the masterpieces of music and Chopin died at forty ; Purcell was thirty- fennnine ace, and “deck ond the BeanSialk-” already mentioned, and aeven, Bellini thirty-three, and Schubert only aid ** Little Boy Blue,” on the masculine side, ab the e808 Lime a new thirty-me. belong to an age which sew “books in the national song hike “ Land Yet on the other land, there sre many com- THnning brooks, sermcne in shoes,” amd roma of Hope and Glory.” Tosere who have reached “a good old age, among in evervihing, Wet Sa James Barrie and The Master of Magda- them Bach, Haydn and Handel. who all lived Lewis Carrell tend ta dispreve the firet half of lene writes to me thus to eoventy or thereshouts; while the greatest the contention, and “FR. L, &." wed Hilaire of the genesis of this English composer of the preacnt day, Sir Belloc the other Similarly, it seems io be great song: “As inr as I rere Edward Elgar, 14 eixty-eeven. Piaecini, who dod taken for granted that the idea of producing «a on remember, dhe first rooontiy, was sixty-six, new natianal anthemis a4 foolish as the search draft of * Lani) of Tope far EDWARD ELGAR, OM, lor the secret of perpetual omtron, betwuse all and Glory" was written Health in the Cornat. national songs are hoary with age. to forma part of «a Cantata which was to have been pectormed mt a Gala Night af Covent: Even if the lives of composers ara com- Lofty Patriotism. paratively short, the contrary is tree of eingers Gardenon the oocasion of the Coronntion of ag and of instromentaliete, Those whe play wind Tt is hardly necessary to aasert that thia idea King Edward. Owing to King Edward's illness; instruments are actually ameng the longest lived was knockedon the head by Arthor Christopher the, Goronation was put off, and when it of any class of people in the world, Cornet Bensonand Sir Edward Elgar, when they everiually took place, the jproeeedings were plivers attain the astonishing average of @9,1 jointly gave the Empire song worthy to rank of a very simple character. with the “ Marseilaise ™ and“ The ‘Star. years, while the life of the vlarionet player From “ Pomp and Circumstance.” averages 64.4 years, Oboe and bassoon players Spancled Banner” in that peculiar and clasive a “car Edward Elgar suggested the air from live to be 63 years old, and flute pleyers come quality which makes an air inspiring, whilet the words breathe a epinit of Joftier patrictivin ‘Pomp and Circimstance, and I wrote the next with61.2 years. thitn ehthes, song tothat. “Then, sta inter date, he guggested Wf the preatest.of living flute players,“ Billy” Innhing ont of ita song for feneral use, for solo Rarrett: has passed the threescore and ten and [heeea acl chorus, and 7 modified it for that purpose. 4 is still going strongly. 4 Dear lend of hope, thy hope is crowned, 1 took a great deal of trouhke with the origitnl You cannot play a wind instrument without tod mike thes mightier yet ; cantata. There was an opening’ song, “Crown minking full nse of the Jungs, and that, no doutrt, On sov"'nen brows beloved, renowned, the King with Life!” and another abot Queen id the reason why players of wind instraments Cner more thy iroiwin 1 set 4 Alesiomnera: hardly ever ‘after, from tuberculosis, bronchitis Thine equal laws by freedom gained, Daughter of ancien Kings, or any other distase ofthe throat or longs. Heve ruled thee well and loz ; Mother of Kings to be, By Inesdom gained, by troth mninteained,

a tat that the bright wind ‘bore on his sparkting Good for the Nervos. Divy Jompire shall Jb strong. wiry,

a Singers are notoriously long-lived, and, what nt on Land of hope and glory, Mother of the Over the Northen Poti 7

is more, they keep their health to an advanced a Free, Nothing an fede) (kus ring,

ae, a thie is a both of men and of women. ae How shall Tooxtel! thee, who wre born Nothing #0 fair bo see, Edward Lloyd, Sims Reeves, Mime. Patti are of theo} Purest, stateliest, Daughter of apcient Kings, ne inebaees that fash tothe mind. The inter was Wider still and wider shall thy bounds a Mother of Rings to be1 actually singing in public for half a century, he Bt, The tusic wasmost beutiful, butI do noi a Cod, who sede thee mighty, make thee tine could fl « column with a mere list of linow whether it has ever been subsequently ih mightier web. singers who heave lived to a good old age, snd performed.” Thy fame is ancient of the dave, a Aw a matter of fact, the theme of “Land of ee

Wy ac enjoyed the best of healih te the end of their 2 As oteen Jeeeend wid = Lived. 2 Hopo and Glory” first appeared! in a “’ March Thereal truth is thet music in iteelte medicine. A pride that deres, nord bepda wot praise, in 2," written for orchestra by &ir Edward

ei Ac stern om) stlent pride ; We read in the Bible that music was used for Elgar, but from the first it eeemod to demand

at Sot that falas tovclhed Opens gotten the cure of mecness, and to-day some. great words. li next appeared in Elgar's “ Corone- With whet err eines hase win5 tion Ode, the words of which are the “ Cantata "

alienists believe in music ond make wee of Th to | a

The blood 4 hers-sire hed spent ee te which Mr. Arthur Christopher Benson refers, eare their patients, Tn any asylumyou will Still serves of hero sim. Be find the inmates encouraged to play,sing and Land of hope and glory, ete. and finally as the worldtamovs national song. Re dance. ie [Els se eeeeeeseeese fF Ths Coronation Ode. Music hes o direct offect upon the nerves Mr. Reneon speaks of szodifying the words jo which gowern the blood supply in the homan | The author of these beautiful words has newer make a aong, but he might have saidthat he re- bexdly. Underthe influence of music the blood “ given hostages to forkune™ by marrying, but wrote Them, and the penesis of this song is so vessels dilate a0 thatthe blood flows more he haa given hostages to postenty which will remarkable that it ia worth while to teuneseribe freely, anda direct sensation of warmth is the epsure remembrance, if only by this song alone, the words as they were originally written for result. By improving the blood supply, nutrition Yet he bas. many other distinctions of birth, the Coronation Ode : i8 affected. relationship, scholarship, character, and auther- Land of hope and glory, Mother of ihe free, That is the true reason whyitwas long ago ship. He is the sen of an Archbishop of How can I extol thee, who are born of thee ? redognized that seth musio we thebest poral ble Canterbury who was # frend of Madstone ; Trath aid Bight and Freedom, each w holygem, aceompaniment io a meal. It actually helps be is the elder brother of E. F. Benson Stare of solemma brightores, weave thy iliadern, the listeners to digest their food. and of the late Monsignor Benson, an cloquent The’ thy way be darkened, «till in splendour preacher and fine novelist, and he is reckoned crest, Curing Pain and Fever. among the fwooor three living English essayista Aa the ster that trembles o'er the liquid West. Not only in mental, bat in physical ailments, who“ «eount." He is, moreover, the Master of Throned ood the billows, throned inviolate, musi¢ has been proved to be of the greatest Magdalene College, Cambridge. Thouhast reigned vietoriows, thou hes-smiled at value. It allays pain, and in fever will fre- inte, quentiy bring down the temperature. In each Simply “ Elgar.” Land of hope and glory, Fortress of tho free, individual case itis, of course, necessary that the Sir Edward Elgar is not only a member of the Howshall 1 extel thee. praise thee, honour thee t music shouldbe suitable, A jazz band, for exclusive “ Order of Merit,” but he has attained Hark, & mighty nation maketh glad reply ; instance, could hardly be recommended as a in his lifetime that distinction which usually Lo, our lips are thankful, lo, our hearts are hight cure for headache, or a cornet solo for a bad only belongs to the mighty dead, of being Howrté in hope apliited, loyal bps that sing ; attack of neuralgia. referred to by his surname only. He was Strong in faith and frendom, we have crowned An interesting point is the fact that music has knighted by King Edward twenty years ago, our Bang t a beneficial efiect upon individuals who hare he is a member of almost every academy in The song in its final form was sung every- “no ear.” Even those who cannot distinguish Europe, and an honorary graduate of a scoreof whereby Dame Clara Butt, and it is regarded one tune from another are usually found tobe universities, but, because he wrote “(erontins,” As an indispensable itemat all poblic fonctions susceptible to. musical influence from the point and“ Olaf” and“ The Kingdom,” he is“ Elgar” a which music oud patrictism have a part to of view of health, —Jike Shakespeare, and Beethoven, and Raphael : peay.

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FAN letters te the Ediler to ba acknowledged opoet bear ihe mame and aides of Theeepeler, Animes. eouiiribations “Travel Pictures.” A Globe-Trotiress. are pot dopasdered.| ont of all the men MONG the mast For Valve-Set Ucers. you have never met, remarkable Deak Srr,—MayI press for at least one whole you had to chonse a women of our time disturbed hour a week from one selected main travelling companion for is Lady Norah B.B.C. Station (excluding “* 53.4," of course) to a trip abroad, whom Bentinck, daughter start after all other BBCsetations have finished would you select? The of the Earl of for the night ? question ja not an easy Gainghorongh, who Thia ia not much to ask for. on. behalf of one, but I suspeot that, will talk on “Travels harased valvre-set neers in thebig ertioa, and the if a vote were taken in Palestine” on suggestion, no doubt, might be welcomed in throughout: the. country, January Lith, other quarters. Yours, etc., Mr. Hilaire Belloe would Bhe hag travelled AUTORORE., head the het. in Germaty, Italy, There i4 a late rote night for stations each Mr. Belloc—who once France, Egypt, Mir. HILAIRE BELLOG. week, This correspondent should refer to walked, aa we all know, Anstria, Canada, the Lady NORAH BENTINGK. page fe for the information he requires.| io)6Rome—is on. idenl United States, Hondlulo, Sova, Avstealia, New Zealand; A Canine Enthusiast, traveller. He has knowledge, He has wit. He has observation. He ja equally at home in Tasmanian, South Africa—she has, indeed. Dean Sin.—Wo have a Sealyham dog called Pat, threeyears old, and a great pet with us all. town or country, He tikea good wine and good visited all five Continents. She has etarted wisdom, Every body will want to hear his a home in the country for little boys from Otten when listening we pot the "phones to her "Travel Picture’ discourse on January 14ih, Stepney. She has been round the world os a mitra, and she heepa perfectly stilland thoronghly forhis travels are always first class, soprano soloist, She bas written books and enjoys the music, hunted hig gan. One night a pair of “phones was on the ground, Publitthed as Passed. And you may see by this photograph that ar! happening to look up, I aaw that Pat had R. BELLOC: has probably, during his ahe has come through it all unimpaired ! Indeed, placed her head in anch a position as to be able time, been the taoet eensored writer in her personality becomes. more vigorous. and ‘6 hewr for herself. the world, The things they didn't let him interesting every day. Yours, ein, publish during the War, because they were Finchley, N. BB: only too true, would now make an enter- Mus.and Maths. A Poetic Ligiener. taining volume. HY ia it that music andmathematics so often go together? Nearly oll .com- Dean Sik— Once, when an article came back from head- lhe poeia may sing of the glories of Spring, quarters acored through and through, he in- posers are good at figures. ML Ernest Ansermet, one of the greatest conductors of our time, Int acomost onobhosiastic refrain. sisted on publishing it exactly in aceordance began as a mathematicmn., May gleefully rhyme of the glad Sammer-tine, with the Censor’s lights. And this ia how With a stroll down a picturcaqueJane, ane portion. read :— M. Ansermet is conducting the second B.B.C. International Eymphony Concert at. They wiany versify glinta of Autumnal tints, “He must not aay © The ‘The eo Covent Garden on January 15th. By birth a In the same old romantic strain, “The , The ——-” He must ‘aay, * Mr. Swise—he was born in the milk-chooolate-town Bat: give me Winter's ramand snow— —": or if he says '——- ——.,” he must —— The howling wind, and the frosted pane, = ———SS ee ee ee ee ee eee of Vevey—he has made « speciality of modern al —es Russian Music, and for some years managed A coey room, a rosy fire, the music for Diaghileff's ballet. His latest My old armehair and well-filled briar, And that was in the days before cross-word ayocens has been in. Buenos Aires, whither he is Let me get out my wireless set, puzzles | returning shortly. Then the rough of the world T soon forget. A Novel Bishop. Nottingham, A. H. W. NOTHER. 2ealouws The Great O'Neill. KR. NORMAN A Question of Grammar. traveller is the Bishop of Southwark, O'NEILL, who is Dean &rn,—I do not think the announcers of whose -addresa will be conducting his own com- the BBC. will be perturbed by the attack on relayed from St. Murtin- positions from London their English hy “D. G. T." He saysthat in-the-Fields on Januaty on January 4th, has band, orchestra, choir, efc., aro singular, and llth, He always takes probably provided more that itia incorrect to say “The band are going hia holidays abroad, with special music for theat- toplay.”” Heiawrong., Band, orchestra, choir, his bags full of boolcs. rical =productiona than and similar worda are not singular nouns, Dry, difficult, eccle- any other composer in ‘They are known as collective nouns. They are sinstical books 1 By no the world, aso general ancl significant nouns, They ocea- means, The books are Wo matter whether it stom, diteulticea in syntax, but if the following novels. For thn Bishop is Barrie or Maeterlinck role is keptin mind, the usage is clear. I quote BISHOP OF of Southwark 14 ih or Shakespeare, the pro- SOUTHWARK. from Eain's “Higher English Grammar.” voracions novel reader, Wr. NORMAN ducers wire for him as O"MEILL, “Collective nouns, though ¢inglar in form, And aa he turns the pages he gets as excited as a matter of course to take a plural verb if the predicate applies ta the you or I. give them something suitably atmospheric to objects taken individually.” Thus: “The The Work’s the Thing. play on the orchestra. And Mr. O'Neill, having jury wera kept without food" is correct. It soaked himself in the play, evolves overtores means that the jerymen were so kept, beens Ne the play, but and éntr’actes which often carryoff first honours thes action of taking food cannot apply toa whole the work's the with the critica, thing if you want to body collectively, but only to men individually, Tt haz, indeed, been seriously debated whether Similarly, ** Theband are going to play "means succeed on the stage. Barrie or O'Neill was moré responsible for the that the bardenen ore going to play, becanaa the Take Miss Avice bo success of Mary Hose. But even if Barrie be playing applics to the individual action of the Kelham, who will piven premier place, there can be nodoubt in the musical handemen acting separately, heard that it was a great Norman congnest! There ia no excuse for “ D. T. G.'s." second comedy programme blunder. He saya: “The band is not going, onJangary 13th. Shorts. but staying ta play."’ Almost every school-boy Imagine yourself, Rt REV. JAMES HENRY LINTON. knows that by employing the imperfect participle like Miss Kelham, Talking from London dJannary 17th. of the verb * go” wae obtain a series of forma for acting in Cardiif Rishop of Persia. Born in Scotland. Lives in expressing an intention about to be executed ; aa while you are re- Jspahan. “am going to write,” “I haveheen going to Mit AVICE KELHAM, hearsing for a new Mr, Arthur Herbert Norris, Talking January write, ete, Almost the same meaning is stated show at Daly's. Up 16th: H.M. Chief Inepector Reformatory by “lam aout to write.” The use of the word to London firat thing in the morning, rehearsal and Industrial Schools, Health wizard, “ gomg "ia atrictly correct. in Leicester Square, back to Cardiff, performance Prof, Tom Heatherley Pear. Talking from Manchester JanuaryMth. Professor of pay- Yours, ete., at night, up in the morning, back to Leicester ait Plumstead, 8... A. E, H. Rguare for rehearsal—and so, without respite, chology, University‘of Manchester, Knows why \Many correspondents have written to this for two weeks ! we remember what we remember and forget efent.} what we forget. “OYEZ!” That is just one of her strenuous experiences.

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Ardge Festival Postlide on ™ Ein Feste Burg Tie Rev, Prebendary WAaN E VW TLLSON, PRR igs caceeccoutient » Gonen (15) F ‘Faerides af Li i Vicar nt Bishopy earmouth, Sunderland « Awe Marin “4 et Aen ee bei eo Sehubert ti} Barcarolla- from the Fourth Pianoforte Con Address. “An Idyll"... . Dorethy Atkinson oerto ... ecu. Btertdale Bennett Morning; Noor: Night. Anthea, Suite Gothique, “Op. EE ae Bowl mianas Upchestra, BEATRICE PARAMORE. [Sopransi. OPPENHEIM'S PIANO QUARTET. Choral; Monet Gothique; Prime 4 Notre “Soin plionie- Farr ast joe CS oe eaeume Rerlior Danie; Torta. G0. Quartet, $05.30.4H TL OREN 'SSCORNER, Sof. fron Quartet, Op. 26, A Major .... . Braking 3.30. Baise Bulos. Gigrrrbe “Home of My Heart.” ...... E, &t, Quentr The (he ‘ir oFthe Bethiny Baptist Church. ist More ment, Allegro non Proppo. “The Snowy-Breasted Pearl” C. 32, Bapti: Hymn, ‘ Guide Me 0 Thou Great Jehoval."’ 9 5. Leatrice Paranmar, Starry Woods... Montagne Phillipa "You Along a’ Me™ ...... FP. Sanderson (1) Hymn,“ Jost As Il Am Without One Pleo." 3.45. Organ. “The Eamb " . Landon Honea (5) lhe Rev, ARTHUR ROBINSOS., Bethany Grand Choasar in G Minot ly Hollins (11) B25, Garhi. Baptist hunch, “The Charter of 1 iets- “Ina Monastery Garden 2. Aetelbey (8 tinnity—(4). Its Meaning for the Suffer- Quartet, Op. 26, A Muagjor ... 2 B i nk Aina Zod Movement, Adagio. Menuet Cralmrt * yer eae a |ar Parkas Wz. ImprOnow in: is Minor, Op. Thy mn, "1 Thon Not Made With Hinds." 935, Restrice Porameor. "OD Luvs di Griest Anima "’ ...... Domizetts Pee Manefell ia) Benediction, "Love's Philosophy"... Koger Quilter {1} 4.15. Bass Shades “When Song is Sweet...... Some Sewers THE BIRMINGHAM STRING Oa: Goartet. Quartet, Op. 36, A. Major...... Brahinix "Turn: Veto Ae). orr: fA. Dena (23) OUARTET.: "The Grey Pinioned Lark ™ ard Mave ment, Scheruo. FLORERCE HOLDING (Soprano), arr: Ha. Patleon (el 26 Chrartet, 106—WEATHER. FORECAST snd NEWS. 4.30), Orga ill, Quartet in GG Bao tiation Ge Ava. trom Domdon. “An Trish Phantasy’ ... Wolatendolae (20) Agdinte lant abide: Molto Allegra, Local Nowe. Beherzo from the EighthBonata [Second Florence ore 10.15, Oarbet. Symphony) sis Spibnipiaasaslotetgectiees (eminent Ouiairbee (ip. 2h. A Major joie eleives one Afio Cara Tiere **! . sirthsdemeene SEEDER Prelude ond Fugue on the Name “' Bach.’ "Where Shall the Cake“[ ‘Best ith Mavement, Finale. Serast CO: HH. Parry (11) 10.35: BeatriceParamor, 5.0-5.3).— CHILDREN'S CORNER, “8.8. tou! LAR chatter ae f. eel (44) “7 Will Extol Thee) Lord’ MV) facia (th Stathend ences Belfast. j Quartet. 10,30.Close down, B30. (thoir, Thissian Group, Hymn No. 420: (Church Hymoary). DR QRUTE «cog pvp ceavapal’s rhaeves Raradin 2BD ABERDEEN. 495 M, Religions Address, Fev. THOMAS ALAC" Qnentale = 2. barre GREVOR: “Clarson® Memormal UU. &;, Allagretia Vivo... Dehetrey HELEN EF. MelN TOUSH (Sopa, Chorch, Motherwell, DOROTHY LAWRIE (Cotiivalta;. Florence He ding. Hymn No. 4594Charch Hymnary). THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA: ‘ \ ynples arial Shepherds eectdjee ceEee Prayer. 3.0. Orchestra. Hymu Nao, 405 (Chorch Hymoary}. “Taig ike: ao Je,ora Overtore,. * Egmont ' sissiesERO Péter Warlech ‘Pipweanie” “iia: “sole nn Melody * aa Watford Darrice {11} 0.0, Milton's “* Gomus." “Over the Land is April’ Roger Quilter (Solo, Cella, D, MILLAR CRAIGS.) &.8. to Dhrnace. {6,0:—WEATHER: FORECAST. and NEWS Helen FL Milintasli. Produted by A. PARRY GUNN, SRO from Denien. “Gnen Wide Riy eeners Bach Intidental Music. by eos Local News. “Hold Thon My Handi”. 4.0... Arigga THE STATION STRING QUARTET. 16.15, Ooarlet: Darothy Lawrie. C'hercetore 2 eee EE ree eed cede hs Drarnk ‘Light of Our Life ™ soni. borough The Attendant Spirit; afterwards ain the Allegro ma hon troppo; Lento+ Finale, “The Radiant Kort "* ie . dames Habit of Tharsis. 10,50.—"" The. Silent Fellowship,” Orehesira, Cores, with his crew. 1035. —C lose doom, Overture, "" Leonora,” Na, 3 ae Hrethoven The Lady. “Creator's Hymn Ltd eethoren First Brother, 4.0, Helen F, Welutosh, Second Brother. o7¥ MANGHESTER. 375M. Aabrina, the Nymph, © Unite. Thee, O-Lard:" Rai ‘hae Hiaher 3,0-5.0—Prqrance SOB, from Sandor, niraddet ier. ge Dorathy Lawrie.» 5.05.30. CHILDREN'S CORNER. §.8. from Tho: Masque, or Mask, was a fashionalde “ Tha Heavenly Sorig in errata trey [&} Creeper, “1 Lift My Heart to Thee" icc Vesta form of entertainment in England towards hi—— G. HONEY: Talk to Young People. ihe: clove. of the sixteenth and the begin: Orehestrw,

a nig Of the seventeenth century. It seems $.25,—" Yo Watchers and Ye Holy Onea™ = Hungarian Rhapsody,” No. 1 ah tart (Bnghsh Hymnal Ne, 519). to have originated in the practice of iniro- " Ponrp inal Circmmatance, No. 1 Eiger jl} itvligiows Address hy Father BERNARD Helen F. Molntoash, ducing, im soleton oc festive processions, BUTLER, Bd,, of the Church ‘of the Hen Where masks, who represented -in-

a “The Holy City ” Awdania (1) - __ Holy Name, ' Abide With Me" : Liddle [(L} iginary or allegorical personages. At first Aida Wath 3fe:"" (English Hymnal No. Dorothy. Lawrie. i) Was eimplyan acted pageant or spet ooo. "Ont: of the Deep I Call. Afartin: (5) lathe, bot it. gradually Psame ita 445, THE OLD THIRD CHESHIBRES "Resignation Pea? Binalnery (eu) regular dramatic ehtertainment with dit MILITARY TBANT) - Orchestryi. : Lips, Musie and decoritire Aer. li Candy Eo, PAT RYAN, “Soite: Lyrique” “asc iec cs Tehathoraly the hands of Fleteher-and Ben Jonson. March, “ Washington Girays”’ 1..... Grrarity the dramatic. masque altamed o high de- 6$.0-5.340.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. &.8. from Overture, *' Tani alusquaten At i tie - Sit greeof literary beauty. Concerta in F for Bolo Cari net aha Mili- trieeqarir, Under the growing influence of Puoritan vate Band ienedticiire ites IDET $.30—The Rey. JOHN BAIN, FfcA. (Bent), sentiment, the taste for such diversions {Sokniat, At)? BRYAN.) High UF, Church : Religions Address, gradually declined; yet In this time of Serenade, ** Love. in Tdlanese.” ! [ifasbeth— 9.0. Cantata, reaction ‘was produced the finest masque Sextek from “Locia di Lammermoor “THE HOLY. city" in English literature, and one of the mast Phare cett hirer. splendid poems ever written — the Selection, "Cavalleria -Husticana ™ BELLA BRENTON (Soprano). " Camus " of «Milton. Mateagnt MINA DUTEHIE [Contralto} 10.0.—Progreamme SB, from Londen. ! Rolyeig’= Sone" Seeeee ge te ferred W. A. FLAWS (Tensor). 10,45.—(Close down.

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The letters ™ §.8."" printed ia italics in theese progracimel ERAL NEWS BULLEYT IN. 8cB. te ‘all. 505, BE. CHILDRER’S COR NER: |“Stamp agnity a Simulianésas Broadeasi-from the elie man- Aiert ciihe Talk." by Lonoke Ty why li ij ah: Ad veqiturea hinned, “Lopical d nike: Tacee i] By Wee. Talk: te Boys," lin? Lrnele Cavat 2L0 LONDON. 365 M. 10.0, VIOLNT STEVENS "(Ee omedienne). 655-6. 0), - Tas" Birigache, Boys’ Latte irigacs, 1.0.—Time Signal from Greenwich, EVELYN: BALY {Pianist}, nnd Church Dak’ Brigade Pred cs A 15-4,45.— Tranemision co Behmols : Mr, JACK RICKARDS: (Comedian), G0 6. A}, - Boholars” Half Pl ieu E, A i ile ha GEOFFREY SHAW on ** Music.” from on “ George Washington," 4.0-5.0.—Timea Biotal fram Gren. "THE TOONSTONES CONCERT PARTS; 6:30-6,45:— tC. Whrtaker=ilsina Dirganist tet St. = Votes and Wansties;" lv Carine of John's, Regent's Park, Talk on™ General Cockayne, . Music performed during if HH rats ‘on Baty Plavi ni. Afternoon Toa at. the TROGADERO HALFace OURS JOLLITY. 7.0-1030.— Programme oo. fron Santon RESTAURANT. “Nature Btucdy for 10, ml.- = te oae ch VT, Bakies,"’ by Muriel Wrincl. 5IT BIRMINGHAM. 475 M. §.30-6,15,—CHILDREN'S CORNER : Bonga by 5SWA CARDIFF. 51 M. G00 30.—The Station Wind Quintet. Joyee Cnele Rex, The Wicked Uniéle 6.0-4.0.—Falkman ond his Orchestra, relaved hullitt (Sole Pianofirte}, 6,40-6.55.—Boys” Brigade, Coys" Life Brigade, §,0-5,30.— WOMEN'S CORNER * Bidney from the (Capital Cinemn. and (Tiawrel: Tawds" Brigade Bulletins. Logers, FRB, erioas Gladiah," $.95-5.15—" AE OFT E OY CLOCKS." TO.—TIME SIGNAL FROM BIG BEN. Marjorie Hoverd (Soprano). 6.15-6.0.—CHILDREN’S CORNER. WEATHER FORECAST and 1ST GEA- 6.40-6.80.—U HILDREN’S CORNER. 6.45-7.6.—Dr. Jas.- J; fuimpeon, M.A, D.Sc, ERAL NEWS BULLETEN, &.8. to off 6.30-6.45.—"Teens’ Corner: Fred fd. Clifford, Romances of Natural History." Btations. L.R.ASML. ©“ Musical Appretiation— 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. Mr. W. CAMPBELL SMITH, Department Music ane Literature.” Oo. fram domed, af Minerlogy, Wuotural History Museum, TO—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. Mr. W. CAMPBELL SMITH. 8.8, from “Sands of the Sea Shore,’ 3.8. to al . Buf. from Joondou, Londo A; Stations, Lacal News, Mr. W. CAMPBELL SMITH. &.8. from Local News: Handan, Tat, Ballads of Long Ago. IVOR JFAMES (Sale Vialancella), Local News. &.80¢e Bouracmowth, THE STATION ORCHESTRA: Military Band Music. Eongs that were Favourites Thirty and Conductor, WARWICK BRAITHWAITE. Forty Years Ago, THE CITY OF BIRMINGHAM POLICE 7.50. Orchesiva, NANCY ROVLE [(Soprons). PANTs Bourrcée aod Gigne 2...... German (11) DOROTHY. CLARK (Contralto). Ceondoctor, RECHARD WASSELL. * Danee of the Bion Feast: “lon. Waiter LEONARD SALISBURY (Bass), CONSTARCE WILLIS (UContralto}). Ivor James: and hus THE *S5IT" MALE VOICE QUARTET. PEPER ice ricraseansicaecivicintaicn eer De Feach BALISEURY SINGERS. Relaved from the Town Hall. Para a) ead bes uaccnctenecsdosaetunes Afetont Part-Bong, Atrangements. aca, Band: OR..cere e Mostitreks "Drink to Me Only Wtl ‘Thine Eyes." Fugoe in 0 Minor.,...... Bach, arr. Wael Orchestra, Barly One Morning.” Quartet. “Cleopatra ™ .. Ochmler ‘* John Peel."* OAT BOs DIAG Lcicsesalscavsjeatipney asgen “Jvor Jamo. Boprang Songs. Shiny ERG isi nnn dansteaeenevenses Junget (2) PWARRON: sibavesicddtdcceelsadsasdabintvesness Pianefit " Sha Wore a Wreath of Itoses.™ Hand. Allep rh Of heirdea bias yer edcided kbodd bere ue ? 1H “When the Heart is Young.” “Bongs Without Words,” No. 45 Pe ricyherceeectt meiner pelieckarheng Dandriew Gass Songs. Mendelssohn, arr. Wasesell Nos Amis. BE Nay TOGesseeivssederi pans Frelnde andLove Death (* Tristan and “The Maid of the Mill” Adams {1} Esghde inca cabe Wagner, arr. Godfrey THE STATION ORCHESTRA. Contralte Song8 Contralio Bong, RATE WINTER (Soprano). " Sanshine and Rain ™...... Sens (1) *Knowest Thou the Land?" ("Mignon "") I Orchestra, 8.50. Auber "An Evening Bong" ...... /. Hlumential A. Tihemas Overtare, Tinwelbe os sesiceceee es | Part Songs. Batid, ' Kate Winter, Iwo Movements from “ The Planets "bees Chores.” isenc ies a " Annie Laurie." nF Jehwari '! Massa's-in de Cold, Cold Ground.” G. &fatet T e ARORA v a n iiteedirettcnneny bares Penuaty ci Te ca Ba ihauésen Hoprano Songs. “Mars '"; “" Jopiter,” ™ La Papillon afl saeco een “FAIS. CE QUE DOTS"

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eee ‘Aire and Minveite fram Sane, “Im Alten SGT a ahd Meretenak eee Einil Kronke Fantaisie Caractéristique, Op. 16 66M BOURNEMOUTH. 385M. eee 7 Concert by the “ 22Y " Quartet, Jorchin. “anderen 3.49-5,0.—Talk to Women: "* Musi Talk,” by 5.30-4.0.—TPiroadcast for Schanls, Beatrice Byelinoe. Allan. Franklin. The ** GUM" Quintet: 4.20-5.0.—WOMEN'E HALF-HOUR: Doris Cradle Bong ccscciwes . Frank Fridge Reginald 8 Mopat (Violin), Thomas E . Holt (Contralte}. ij Behe Cant ever Ui ee subeveesevccen eater piel Meordt Tilingzworth Cello}, Charles Leesinn (at £.0-6.0,—CHILDREN'S CORNER. Albermaride ... 00600 Revuiillé-Salion the Piatio), H. L, Gibson (Flute), EK. G. 6.30-6.05.—Boys” Brigade, Boys’ Life. Brigada, Edith ‘Pemville, Bomers (Oboe), and Chorch Lads’ BF rigade Bulletins, PROcesa ora chae cesesctageeene (reargta fren 6.55-6.55.—J, FL Russell on Musical Appreciation TRBOT IEEE ccccseeavccncsccesa Babiard trerneem & Petiga tepog—g: [a] (2h. Rondo Capriccioss ... Ed. de. Jong-D'envile CHAPPELL 7.0.—WEATHER FOREOAST and NEWS. Beatrice Eveline. SA fram Fewdan. and “The Snowy-Bréeasted Dear] " Mr. W. CAMPBELL SMITH. S.B, from , err. O'Connor Morrta : WEBER Lendon. pianos are in use at the Local News. egies rie Thats dcndeetersvce oa Ten Goons T ¥Yarious stations of the Aomioker ngaiost a mvasi¢al item iadicate: the name * §.30.—TIME- SIGNAL FROM GREENWICH. ; B.E.C, 7 WEATHER FORECAST sand 22ND GEN- of its pankreher » A leey Gat of publishers will be found on E} page Loz, | |

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=e ——— barletters “6.8."" pelated in italica lathat.pregrmiemeprogrammes 400. 1 ILLEY'S DANCE ORCHESTRA, 1 a0. baaMurdoch. aeaity 6 Simulignoous Broadcast fram the tien man Relayed from Three Bolos, TheGrand Assembly Rooms, Barras Bridge, 7,50. Jan Wien. Arthur Sullivan and Edward German. 10.30,—Close down, Two Solos. WALTER WIDDOP (Tenor). 6.0, William Anderson, THE “27¥" ORCHESTRA. 2BD ABERDEEN. 495 M, Two Bolo. 7.40, Orchestra. 3.305.0.—Dance Afternoon: The Wireless BLO, 3 Orchestra, “Overture: di; Ballo" ,...3:-. : Dance Orchestra, Gwyneth Hopkins Selection. Graceful Dance from “Henry }Sudlivan (11) iContralio}), Feminine Tdépics. Three Scenes from Ne esti pridieanaart ive §.30-6.0—_CHILDREN'S CORNER. “ THE HEART OF MIDLOTHIAN “ “ Gypsy Biba... crestor Garman (11) 6.30-6.45.—Girl Guides" News Bulletin. Boy (Sir Walter Scott), £0, Walter Widdop, Scouts’ News Bulletin. Constance Whitt, Arranged by JEAN C, STURREOCE,. Belotted Songs. “Cub Badges—(1) Character.” Produced by GEORGE ROSS. £10. Chichestre, T.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. i “ASCs DRAMATIC COMPANY. Overtare, * Well Govgn ., cccsais Garman 8.8. from GLanaon. Amy Mardoch. Balection of Bullivan'’s Songs arr, Henley (1) Mr. W. GCAMPEELL SMITH. S.B. from * Harvest Dance * . German (it) Tendea, Local News, Jen Wien. 6.35. Selection, “A Princess of Kensington T.20.—QUERY SIGHT... 5.8. from Glasgow. fireman 030.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. 6.5, WW liam Anderson, Buite, ' Masquerada™ ...2...i0.... Sudan S.8. from London, Two Soloa, €£5. Three Dances from “ Nell Gwyn" German Mr, GEORGE MACDONALD. &.B, from 6.15, Orchestra. 0.15, Walter Widdop. Edinburgh, Local News, Somethin all know, Selected Songs. 10.0.—Progromme 35.8, from Glasgow, Fad of QueryPr Prizes to the value of Two Guiness ond .2.—WEATHER FORECAST sad NEWS. 10.30.—(Close down. 5.8. from London, One Guinea will be given to the Listenare Topical Talk. sending in the most correct lists, including §SC GLASGOW. 420 M. names of the itema with their composers. Local News, 6,20-4.50,—The Wireless Quartet. John Fraser 10.0, Orchestra. The last day for receiving competition let- { Baritone), -Afternoon. Topica. Overture to “ The. 'Tampest ™ ...... Sullivan tera in Thuredsy, January 15th, 1925, 6.15.60—CHILDREN'S CORNER: Our Beleotion, " Emerald Tule" 9.30—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. Poots': Corner—*" The Poets’ Corner and Sulftcon and German 5.8, from London, ita (dest: Tomb,"* by Marion Henderson, 10.30.—Close down. Mr, GEORGE MACDONALD. &.2. from 6.0-6.5.—Weather Forecast: for Farmers, 6.40-6,.55,—Ompax on ** Rugby.” Edinburgh, Local News, 5NO NEWCASTLE. 400 M. 16.0. Orchestra. T0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. Entr'acte, “In a Persian Market"’ Ketelbey 3.45.5.15.—Robert Mark (Bolo "Cello}. Frank SB, from Londen, 10.20. Bass Bolos. Clarke (Baritone), L, A. Nicholson (Solo Mr. W. CAMPHRELL SMITH. 8.2. from Vulean's Bong .. .. 2... Gounod Violin). Edith Story (Contralto). Jennie London, (Local News. “When os Maiden" ...... Mosart (11) Enghah, M.A.,-on “St, Cothbert of Lin- Query Might. 10,30, Zither-Banjo en disfarne.” B.B, to Aberdeen, EdinburgA ond Dundes, '! Gavotte aoe+sei dArditi 6,15-6...—CHILDREN'S CORNER, THE STATION ORC SIRA: “Marciggua”’ ... | Nevin- Eltia 6,0-6,40,—Scholars' Half-Hour: FP. Bateman, Conducted by B.A., “ Bioygraphical Sketches of Great HERBERT A, CARRUTHERS. “The Whistler and His Dog”...... Pryor Musicians—-Schuberi AMY MURDOCH (Soprano). Selection, “ Toto” sc. Joyce and Morgan 6.30-6.40.—Boys' Brigade, Boys’ Life Brigade, JAN WIEN (Solo Zither-Banjo). 1L.0.—loss down. and Church Lads’ Brigade Balletins. makin WILLIAM ANDERSON {Bass}. 6,40-6,55.—Mr, HK. E. Richardson, “Gardening.” in, Orchestra, othpan agnine!ae povsicalhemiodine peer gre TO—WEATHER FORECAST snd NEWS &.8. from Lendon. Mr. W. CAMPRELL 8MITH. &.23. from i 1c Eendon,- Local News, * HAEBERY. SMITH [Entertainar). EVENTS OF THE WEEK. i THE 8TATION: ORCHESTRA. Candnctor, EDWARD CLARE. THE "5NO0" REPERTORY COMPANY, SUNDAY,January 11th. NEWCASTLE, 7.36.—Qperatic Evening. 7.30, Orehestra. LONDON ond “‘ 5XX,"" 3.0,—Miscellan- ABERDEEN,_7.80.—Seottish Community Selectiion, "Tom Jones * . German eous Musical Programme. BELEAST.738. Suite, “Joyous- Youth" .., . Coates LONDON and ‘“5XX,"" 0.0.—Light 7.30.—Russian and Other Harry Sinith. ‘Belections from his Repertoire. BIRMINGHAM. , 300A3.0.— Programme of are 6.0. Orchestra, PFienisitee: THURSDAY, January 15th. 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alien ie } Explanatory Books. “Your First Steps in Wireless.” By Hugh S. Pocock. $d. “Captain Eckersley Explains— A Reply to His Numerous Correspondents.” Sy Captain P. P. Eckersley. 2/=. “Uncle Jack Frost’s Wireless Yarns on Good Reception and Howto Get It.” By Captain. C J. Frost. 2)». “ The A.B.C. of Wireless and How to Manage Your Broadcast Re- ceiver.” By Percy W. Harris. 1/6.

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it is and How it Works.” By P. R. Coursey. 2/6 cloth; = paper covers. “Wireless Telephony—A Sim- plified Explanation.” By R. D. Bangay. 2/6. “The Elementary Principles of Wireless Telegraphy.” By R. D. Bangay. ‘Two Parts, 4~ cach. One Volume, 7/6. “Morse Code Card.” 2d. “Morse Made Easy.” By A. L. Rye. 3d, “The Perry Auto-Time Morse Blissfully unconscious of its futility, he System.” By F. HW’. Perry. 6d. pipes manfully away—perhaps in- “ Dictionary of Technical Terms wardly reflecting upon the lack of Used in Wireless.” By WH. Ward. results obtained. 2,6. Many Wireless enthusiasts provide Home Constructional aul pointed examples of mis- directed energy. Whilst devoting Books. much of their time to the study of “Crystal Receivers for Broadcast radio, they fail to realise the primary Reception.” By P.W’. Harris. 1/6. importance of carefully choosing the “How to Build Amateur Valve Wireless literature best suited to their Stations.” By P. R. Coursey. 1/6. needs. Actually their ultimate success “ Practical Wireless Sets for All- depends upon the books which guide Home Construction Made them. Easy.” By Percy W. Harris. 1/6, Books issued by the Wireless Press are * Construction of Amateur Valve entirely dependable. They are written by Stations,” By A. L. M. Douglas, men who have years of experimental 1/6.

work to their credit—men who know “The Home Constructor’s Wire- — the troubles most hkely to beset the less Guide.” By HW’. James. 3/6. amateur. Here are just a few W.P. books which should beon every Amateur's “Mast and Aerial Construction boo'-shellt. for Amateurs.” By Fj. Ainsley. 16. eee The Wireless Press Ltd. es i

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1,0-2.0,—Time Sicnal framGreenwith. Con- Tetninh certs The “RO Trio. and Lavra musical Comedy Hight. fat Crowes: (Comtrnlie), Eth 22Y¥ MANCHESTER. 375 M. VIOLET LEE (Soprano). 12,50-1.O.—Oren: Mie by AL Fiterey, Page, 8.15—3.4 “Transmission io ‘Behooles: “The WINIFRED DAVIS Ceatrsite): relayed from the Piceadiiiy -Pictore peer

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ee ‘Theatre, Johnson. GEORGE BAKER (Baritone) AVICE KELHAM (Soubrette). o.0--3,.00,— Concert by the" 22¥ “ Quartet, 2065.0.—Time Biznal from Creenmwich. “ Books ROBERT PIT! and to Read," by Ann Spice, Oran and fee LANGTON MARKS (Entertainers). o.d0—4.0,— Broadenst for Seliools,. Mir, 16. Sima Cher hee toil Mesa, fel re Lirom Sheohier 1-8 THE WIRELESS ORCHESIRA. Hilditch on Musiool Approciation (2).

ie Pailin. ‘Insects with arin fee] Conducted by DAN GODFREY, Junr. $.0-4.00—The “22~ Ghinrter. Professions (4). br Armor Rabertssnt: ; 7.30-9.30. 13-1.0—WOMEN'E HALP-HODR, 6.20. 0.15.— CA ELOR LAS OCLs Pos: (Onpt. The Orchestra. Ainshe, *"Sunple Astronomy. : March, ** Luxemburg ' " ( sie Count of 6.0-+§.0,--CHI LD RES= CORRS ER, ; Luxemburg *") Le . Lehar ee 6,20-0.55,-—Local- Radio Sociery: Tatk. Oba, O1ive Grimaldi, “An Adventune: im i Teac ‘Songs. j » “ve Done With Love" ("" Autumn T-11.0-— Programme BG. from Deondohy r Mancouvyres *") . «. Kalman 4 FROM BIG. BEN. 7.0.--TIME AIGNAT. t. ** The- English Reso' —¢ * Merrie Eng= j ~ WEATLIER FORECAST und iT i land. *")... aa German =} 5NO REWCASTLE. 400 M. CENERAL REWE BULLETES. oS ‘3 Contralto and Baritone Duet. p L1.30-12.30.—Sam--Barnachnich (Sito Cornet). te a ban | “Boy and Girl ** ("* A Country Girl "") , Milda Kival. (Elocatinnist) ‘Pillow & Mr. A> & BE ACKERMAN, &.8e., 7 Monckton | Hostiurant Orchestra, relaved. Iron ACM.CA., “Popular Fillaries in Fn- Soubratte Songs. t Pieckett Street. ai poner sd Felon. Ais, fo: olf “In Yorkshire *' Wes Mies ‘: PT Cre ate Gibbs *") .. = ati, 1i,— Walter Barns Tro. Mabel-Mavne

a ‘A Quaker ‘Girl be ce Thepee d jmonrube), Che Rev, Herbert Larus on Local News, f Queker Girl."").. ] “eran, * 7.30, AN Bhotions -Pregrnonme. (For par The Orchestra. 1 Hele ser centre colon: | Tkree Dancesfrom “* Hullo, America "' 6.15--6,0,—--CHILOD ESS CORNER, Finck ho TME SIGNAL FROM GREENWICH. iho—Selholere” HalfeHore « Tlie Tae, Quartet. WEATHER FORIEVAST |. and 2h A. AL Rohing, "Tho Past inthe Preacut * “The Joy of Life" (** The Arcodians **) GCENERAL NEWS BULLETIN, 8.2, Che Dipeess," Monckton 2nd Talbot - tocol Sabre. The Orchestra. 70-10Prepon So) from Landi Prof HAT, “Bogen Oriel Alomests im Selection, ““Medeme Pempadour"’ Fall | British. History —(1) “Phe Onion of the Soubrette Song. : Crowns.’ Soh: frog Olfoepoee fo all “* Toy obi Arierica " ("* si Qusker 5 25D ABERDEEN. 495 M.. nhaa Giri"). . Monckton | a, ‘Songs. i doh) 3. —-The Wireless Septet. Havin ¥F. Lewnil cvs “Yo, Ho, Litthe Girls " (“A Country { Hotetead’s Brace Quartet. Feminine 10-0) Al) Stations Prograinme (Contin) Girl ™) ...... Monckton and Telbat j Topres. +ee “ TheShade of the Palm °"'("" Floredera™ 2 15 -o) =CHILDRER'S CORNER, Wiat.—THE SAVOY .ORPHEARS AND 4 Leslie Stuart 4 SAVOY HAVANA BANDS, telared from i The Orchestra. 7 6-40-6.55,— Mr. Harry: Townend, MA.Art— the Savoy Hotel, London. 828:. toad Selection, “‘ Primrose"... .. Gerth win Linch, Stanione. Sopraneand Tenor Duet. t "So it's Kasses You're Craving *" | 7-0-11.6.— Programme 3.8. fren. Cooder, LL0.— Claas down. (‘Shamus O'Brien “") ... Stanford (1) : Contralto Songs. park * ““Rheda and Her renege ™ {Sen 5sC GLASGOW. 420 M. Tay *') Sidney Jenes SIT ‘BIRMINGHAM. 475 M. 3.90-4,50,—The Wireless: Quarict + Nan hilgour e The Gorden ‘of Lovecee Veronique’’) 5. 00—hit—Lerelle Pieture Hows (Ofehestri. (Scprene). Attenicon Lopicse Messager LE Jobnenn (Solo Pinnefortio). The Orchestra. 5,15-0.0,—CHILDRER'S.. OORXNERa huis £.0—).0.—School Transmisaion:. Tr, Advan €. Overture, “The Yeomen of the Guard *’ Weekly. Forty-Five Minutes with the eee Penalt it ‘iar tir of the Binmimehwmn Sullivan Emallor Childron—Singing Games, Fairy

Chiy Orchestra), " Musial Appreciation.” * Quertet, ee Blames, eto, “You Swear to be Good and True” ee £.0-5.10—WOMEN'S CORNER: The Rev, (*' Dorothy ") ...... au. Cather 6.0-6,5,— Weather Forecast for Farmers.

A. RL Forrest, ‘Now Books Worth The Orchestra, ore} 7.0-3.0,—Preprome 2, from Loudon. Heding," —elsiesSbell betel bes Vrolin }, Fox-trot, “‘ What Do You Do Sunday, tertee 8.0, THE SCOTTISH ORCHESTRA. Mary? "(Poppy "") Jamesand Samuel sa 690-0.30,— CHILDREN'S CORNER, Conducted by VACLAV -TALFCH, See .30-045.—"Teens Corner: Mr. Norman TE,TL. es telayed from St. Andrew's Hall.

Tape 10.0-10.30. Giiest, BA. ° Anglo-Saxon History.” 3WS.B. fo Ediecburgh and Dundes: The Orchestra. efee Overture, “Ie Comaral Romain ™ Berlias 7.0-11.0.—FProponnine SLB. fron: London. Intermezzo, “‘In Bond Street "* (*' The Girl on the Film “’) ...... Simay “Four une Fite de Printemps... owseel Robert Pitt ond Langton Marks Prelude, “ L’Apres-midi dun Fatine ~ in Duets Topical and Tropical. Hebvary {BM BOURNEMOUTH. 385M. The Orchestra. 0.45-5.0.—Talk to Women: “Londen Papeete,” Seloction, “' The Gaisha "’ ... Sidney Jones §.45.— Programme 5.8.from Tandon, THE BOYAL BATH BHOLEL DANCE a tHe ee Soe Ee ee benlinalfn fal t.20—WEATHER. FORECAST and NEWS. ORCHESTRA. Wynne Ajello (Soprano) Elite Sih from London, 5WA CARDIFF. 351 M, 6.0.-0.0.— CHILDREN'S CORNER. Prof, RAT on * Seven Critical Moments : 5.0-3.50.—Transimiscion to Benda, 6.0-6.30.—Scholars’ Ball-Hour: “ The Picture in British Fistory-—(1)} ‘The Union of 3 the Crowns." 8.8. fo all Stato and. Ite Selection, ty Eustace Naah, 4.90-4.0.—The Bration Trio. Local: News. 1 6,30-0.45.—Farmors" Talk: “ Gress And Clover 4.0—4,45.—The Carlton Orchestra, refared from Mixttres,” by Mr. D, B. Jolmstons 10.0-11.0.—Progranme 8.0, from London. the Carlton Restaurant. ; Wallico, B.Sc., BE. Anglinn Institute of Agriciltate, Chelnsford, 445-5,16—"SIVA'S " “FIVE O'CLOCES." A pusnber ageinet « nnisienl dean indicates the mome ol ie ees A key st of} publishers will be found oo 7.0-11.0. —Pregrmeanen S.0. fron Loadoa, 5.15-6,0,—CHILDREN'S CORNER, page |

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The letters "2.8." printed in ftolics In these proprommet 16. ty T bien Orehostra, 7.0—WEATHER. FORECAST and XEiS igmity o Simultaneous Breagcas! from the staiion men- “Cheero! (The Palace Girls’ Dance) SA fren ibenton. tinged, Minck Prof. T. H. PEAR, 8.3. fron fmsichester, 2L0 LONDON. 365 M. Kore Drake mid George Bolton return, Local News, Tt 8 ——Inhery ad. LO —Trme Sica fom oipeiwich, "Ta Orchestra, Belaciion, “' The Behel Mee" Municipal Orchestra Night. $.13-4.45.—Trametssion to Schoole, “The Afoutonue Phillipa Corbed aebacl by Bir DAN GODFREY, Ek a tie of Wireless," 0, 1, bw ir. H. J. Binks, of fhe Puidlio Acgodindiion. 0.30, (ina chun, ETHEL BARKER [(Wecaliat) CRIFF, tho Bobbing Bubble Blower. - 5A— ciaeog (iron Gremnich, Concert 3 Relayed trom the Winter Gardens, Phe {2 B0 Oo Trid ol Watleen Leppared 5IT BIRMINGHAM. 475 M. (Baritone). “Moy Part of the Corte,” BT Orelesire, 4h Fh The Siatioan. Piakofarien Oninlet by A. Bonet Laird. “Winter Sports” Coronation Marchand Hymn, ~ Heury —(4), ty Bathe Herrick, 50-5, 0), WOMEN'S CORN ER= Mabel gence: Bota Germanfly i001 A—CAILDREN Ss CORR EL : A, Frances, = he Helping Lend—four rverture,.“' Menbeth*’ ...... ie Fineera pred fT bore Dance of Nymphs and Reapers from.” Tho Play for Chikiren and Grown-ups. S,20-1,.40.—CHILLBBESR'S (RW ER. Ton ckesetetee pees etki[EL 1.40. 56:—Mer. FE: Le Breten AMbartin, Old Inn Bithel Barker. G3) 4a, Teen (pies Prat, F, Wis Sina. © Beheetedl Some Gamble bse... FLRCS,,. ™ Gonaia," TO—TIME SICxAL FROM BIG BEN. Orehesirn, WEATHER FORECASE and isT TO—WERATHEER FPOREGCASE aul MEWS, Three Damniees: fron “* Sell Coen SH. fone one, GENERAL NEWS BULLETS. 3&8, Malienarul (cai tare Pref, iH. PEAR. Se. from. Waschester, fo eli Sepia, Selection, “Romeo and Julie, 2... Gone Pro. !. He PEAR, Psychology The Lota! pas, Boonk——lirit, thie Hahbling Bobbh Blower anil] of Habe 8.8, Anlane and Hresking Tian A, Musical Comedy. hie Vomien! Hubble .<.bogeling ell, frow Wanethester to ull Stations. “CDFip AST THE ki." 1,10--0, 3. — Interval, Lota Awe, Written bv B.C. Winet. 0-20, Orchestra Light British Music. Minie lay C. Hiecter: (2). Overture, “° The Merry Wives ef Winsor ™* RACHEL AUNT /Contralia), horvicters | AVierting Soctrne and Belin, “A Milsonimer FRNEST JONES ijSelo Banjo} The aul of Himpanpip fa Flaudsome Sreht's Jira-~ a eal ee WN jicle heh i ERAEST FIRE (Tenor), Yourd Nolde kaowin eq he Oh EBehal Barker. SOA DRAKE ond GEORGE BOLTON JAMES HOWELL ee lected eeLe. {(Pntertainers). Captian tle Hen, Chaonenee Sarasa. fim lowe (religetire. NORMAN AYNENILT: and ARTHUR with Viole) ...... HAROLD Howes Mascquernde, The. Aleroimart ol egies ™ WOH George | hanreanin [to beers (ind Bara ord} will Condoct. their Odo Comporitiane. HAROLD CASEY Atoll tera THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA: Sir Willian Nottetorgiim (Violet's Cele} 16.0—WEATHER FORECAST mul NEWS, (once bry DAN CODFREY, af Oi JOSEPH LEWIS Local News. a ah. The. incthesirs. The Hon. Donel Distdletrot {Hiesyy lW.15—THE ROYAL BATH. HOTED DANCE Maoh, Pindey ee eee ae Lived Pubhhiem (af Cnvalry) ..T, EK. DOBRBIN DRCH EST HA. pnterinezco, Fairs Lire ee ee Cheneter Taterpelin .f Young. Plowman) Relayiint Bours Moll Moonie. Musical Direetor,.DAVID 8; LIFF. Three Yorkehour Gale Dnaies i Wet GEOFFREY DAIS ‘The dest tbve Condneted by dhe Arce Daarmeluidt (an Aiea) 1H, 3 — (loa lowe, (rae, } FRREST. 2MItfTH Nore Dade wel Ceorce elton Aone Dearnortth ja Feameniie Sister) SWA CARDIFF. 351 M, lenberta iin. ISABEL. TERRA Rachel Hunt with (dechestra. }aditis Tate flamed ply (att himponerble Butter- 3.-4.0:—Falkman ancl Tas Orchestre, relayed fromthe Capital (unenmb. Sheet aa, Boer ieee" 2 eas oe Paine) [o) RY: ope eS RE PACK PaarPipers fy alecay a) argo,Oe CD Mae Dlater ther Mqually irresponsible b45-5.15.—" SA'S§ FIVE O'CLOGCES,” 15-610.—CHILDREN SS CORNER. Eeat, acres. Friend) cs. ina... ADEE. “REN POR ‘ Ceavobiode Conteri ... 2l Se fave: (OWES. Jaicly Jens Nettatonchan T Vinbet se Avni) .45-—7.0.—PMaennera Talk. T.6.—WEATHER FORECAST ond NEWS, ‘

“Timgead—The (Cireat Roman City in 6.0, 70.— Ay ho lars’ Half-Hour : ™ Health Africa,” S.A; fo lal Siatinia. ecco Talk,” by Miss Mary Jeremy, O.B.E., MB. A somber against a musics! item indicates the nome Bovradcinertl Local Mews, ef tis publisher. A key list of peblishers will be found o bot h5.—Stadion Ciretor’s Tatk, pace 1

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The letters '"'.8."" printed in italics in these programmes 10.6, Orchestre DAVID F, MeCALLUM "(Bole Workin} Gipgaty a Smulianeses Broodeaal trem the sistion men- March, “Folios Bergéres .....s...... Dinoke THER ATGMENTED :ORCHESTRA, Cieerveedl. * Shephord’s Hoy" s..--csessec Crrcriangper: Conductor: WOODFORD ADORE. Mailime ROWLAN DS.ASES. Tih, The Cominiinity will Bing t * Can Hen We ¥ Cw7 Vegi Waliz SDpe ce” os leeageesece EW eleltetafel “Geld ¥ Den Tlawd ":.....4 Thamits 7] Reh es eae , iy Phileman end Bases “*) “Bane Bails of Loch | Cewraed Litwin Tradwonal (2a) Mr. ERNEST HUGHES, “Loin du Bal* (Strings only)...... Gillet Ve Banks ond Brae:eta University College, Swain. by nt Kriskay Love lilt" .. Aennédyrater {1} Short Talkon ** Welsh History.” Gahop, took iG cia seeee news Dcbitz W. F. BLETCHER, Examiner in "Mie bates Awe Bevan thei hary.. MilanThowhandslames. 16.30—Mr Spanish to the (10.1. Spanish Talk. = Iie Artharr Huled the Lane' “Teo Songe of the Welk Mountains" 1).0.—aClosn dawn, Treehosel Cyn owri “My Litth Welkh Home”; “I Heard o “The White Cocknade." Shepherd's Pibecar.” RG AOE SOne ee Traditional ahO NEWCASTLE. 450 M. SOW & Hundred: Pipers.” . Trotitional i, Hayeln Liavies. $,45-5,15,—TheStation Septet, Gertrade Hibbs, Orchestra. Looitotion. An English "Tredislaticn rE iE Mrs. EK, Maclellan,.“* The Chiidhorh of Sy mphony fro the ot Hymn ill Prose m bf the Poems of Datydd ap Gwilym Anatole France.” Isabel Spence (French iMfendelsecin (11) Tron. Prof. Wf Graffydd Fire Tiavicl F. Metallum, —o W Morgan Evans. “Faust” Fantasy o..65 , GounodSarasate ‘enillion Ringing, secompanied on the Harp fh, 15—6.0.—C AT LDRES'S CORNER, "Mecheeri bece bias Giaswner by Mayrddin Davies. 0.00, 30,—Seholare’ Half-Howr, “Toy Soldiers’ Marel ™ .s4 2.0. Aversler .20;>-WEATHER. FORECAST: and NEWS. 6.95—0:50.— Farmers’ Corner: Prof. Gilchrict, SB. from Donan. Reasonable Wolo - Caprice itt A Miticr " oka e ia iciawaki Roval Horticultural Society Talk. &.2. .0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEW. bat —WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. from Jonmdon. iyo, from Landon. So. fron Londen, Royal Harticuliural Society Talk, 5.8, Mir. HILAIRE BELLOC. £08. from Lon- Prof T. HL PEAR... &.8, from Adauchester, wen. Local News Loenl Neos: Jroam Jsonaon, It, Conditanee Dard. Mr. HILAIRE BELDOC, 3.8. from Londen. Operatic Evening. Local News. “Four Negro Spirituals ™ ETHEL STANLEY (Mezeo-Soprano), arn (lnrenies Cameron Wie 10.0, Orchestra, WILLIAM ANDERSON (Bass). Chant. “Nobody KRoows the ‘Trouble "The Cateh of the Beason THE STATION ORCHESTRA: I've Seen “+ Hates and Baker Comdyebor, EDWARD CLARE, SMechioms Negro Dance,."* Sometimes 1 Feel Lilo a "Tani2... Hie and Jones Te. Orchestra, A Waltt Dream" ,.,. Straw Motherlees (Child ; Overture, “ Semiramide ™ ....,...... Rossing Orelestra, 10. 30,—Close clown, {° Semper Firlolia or ia 74h. Ethel Stanley. j Soquset “0 Don Fatale (Don Carlo ™) ... Verdi Marches 1°National Feneibles *.., ssC GLASGOW. 420M “The Flower Sang” ("* Faust ") ...Gounod LO. 30;—Cloredown, 5.40—41.0.—Eroodeast fo Boehoole. 7,55. Orchestra. 4.0-5.10:-—The Wireless Quartet. TinnM. 2iY MANCHESTER. 375 M. ee ars ceiprnkc eld nsvees Wee Ferdi #.0-3.30.) Paterson, (Selo Pianoforte). Afternoon 4. G4.30.1 Gramophone Reoords, 6.5. Within Andeman. Topics, Mr. A.-E. Watt (of the Publitic * Madaming ~~ (°* Don Giovanni) -Afesor Health Department, Glasgow) on “ Food ao. —Broadeast for Sehools, “Se ll Rigor” ("La duive™)..... Halevey 4.90-5,0.—-WOMEN'S HALF-HOUR. in Relation to. Health and Vitality.” 6.0--6,0,— CHILDREN'S CORNER, 7 8.15. Orchestra. §.15-6.0.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. “Aniadne auf Naxos,” iii...... 0...0. bros 6.0-24.—Weather Forecast for Farmers. O.30-6.55,—A Talk to Laneashire Folk—H, by Mr, W. EB. Swalwell, Si, Ethel Stanley. i.40-6.55.—W. Percival Weestell, F:L.8., on 7.0,—WEATHER «FORECAST ‘and NEWS. “Ah, My Bon !*" (° The Prophet *') * Nature.” L.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS SB. from London, Aeayperbeer Prof. T..H. PEAR on “ Payohology—The “ Habatera ("Carmen ") svssscersees Dized SH. from Landon, Making tind Breaking of Habits.” 3.8 B40. Orchest ra. Prof. T. H. PEAR. §.8. from Moneheater. fo aff Afethens: Local News, Waltz, “Eugen Ondgin * wTchotkoraky Local News. Popular Wight. Marches, Waltzes, Intermezros, ete. &. ib reee Anderon, CONSTANCE WILLIS [Contralta}, " Serenade ** ('* Foust” Media canaae Gounod Sal, to Eafushargh, THE “22V " ORCHESTRA. “When o Maiden ™ (" I Seraglio ") Mosart THE STATION ORCHESTRA. 7.50. Orchestra. Conducted by TSAAG LOSOWSBERY. Sih CIBSIE WOODWARD, Pianoforte Recital, March,“ Gloire.et Potrie™...... Fanchey MARJORIE BOOTH andl DENNIS ™ Kings’ Hiumt.” Intennetzo, “In-a Pagoda" .,..... Eirattion NOBLE (Ducttists}. Sit Ball, 163-1628, are, Creston (17) Waltz, “ Bountiful Denube™ 4a... Strains AUGUSTUS BEDDIE (Lecture Recital). Pastorale Capriccio...,Searlate, 1483-1757 Entracte, ‘The Grasshoppers’ Dance * Th Orchestra. GWOT | cvvesiclecwencweee Raormenu, 1683-1780 Overtore,; “ LeRoidYvetot.” 1... ado Bucalsesi Gigus (5th French Suite) Boek, 1085-1750 ” Old World Mi niteet. “ (for Strings) Bofzone “Three Country Sketches .. Howpll Gafop, Qral Vawe s eee epee eds eese Ganz “The Harmonious Blacksmith ™ 7.00, Lecture Recital of 8.0. Contralto Bones, Handel, 1085-1750 “ WEELUM MACLURE—A DOCTOR OF Prelile. .oceccccvisscesscscee bebe, 1690-1723 “Ah, My Heart is Weary *...Goring Thomas THE OLD @CHOOL” 18 Revere a) i i Teoss ee wie ee} Daquin, ]694—] 772 (Becond Insialmoent.) ac Echo it —ee it ood ae Tocmta Gigne ...... ,.. Paradies, LT10-1792 THE “580 STRING QUARTET, 8.10, Orchortra, 0.90—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. 8.45, Orchestra. March, “The Light Horet ccc. Alaa Suh from Lenatow, Selection, “The Thistle” .... Afyddicton Intermezzo, “ Les Sylphides ™ ....2, Cussana Royal Horticultural Society Talk. &.8. 0.0... Marjorie Booth ond Dennis Noble, Wakz, “ Nights of Gladness: ” ...... Anchiffe from Londen, Selo, “ Yeomen of England" Ed. German “Parade of the Tin Soldiora ...... 0. uf eagel Mr. HILATRE BELLO. SA. from Solo, “" Moonstruck" .., Lionel Monwekton Entracte, “ Baby's Sweetheart ™ ... °Corri London, Local News. Buect, “ Old Sundial... Ernest Crompton Patrol, “* Handel Wakos “ » forressy 10.3, TILLET'S DANCE. ORCHESTRA o.16. Orchestra. Lee B45. Contralta Bonga. Relayed from the Grand Assembly Rooms. Belection, “ Maritann ' ...... Wellace o30—WEATHER FOREC AS" EF andBREWS. ~_ bilac Time iti narat ee Peal 10.30,—Che clown. *“ Gipaies ™ es : EF. rem Landon, “ Monkey's Carol* i . Stanford Royal Horticultural Bociety Talk, 8.9. 8.55, Orchest ra, ZED ABERDEEN. 495 M. from JGondon. Mr. HILAIRE BELLOC. S68. from March, “Le Regiment dea Bambre ef 30-5.0,—Operatic Afternoon: The Wireless Weriaaaibs ion eive cas kaanianeeaaeeaes Furled Ieomdon, Jasoal News. Beplel, TOATE REYNARD (Soprano), 10.5, Orchestra. Tntermen, “ Hobomako™ \.....0-.. ieee Feminine -Tupics. Wallis, “-Litshpge Broder” .... Pollatedr Waltz, “The Grenadier" ...... Waldianfed 6.30-6.0.—CHILDREXS CORNER, “Chankon “Triste " 10.10.. Marjorie Booth ond Dennis Noble. Gh, hia, Engen Theth, Ph.D, Oth * Domanmene 15 jl I, i = Tchr ak:iv Solo, “Come to the Bali” .. 5. Monekton Lecinne on German," “Aw Bordde la Mer“ (Stringsonly) Dunkler 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. Salo, “The (sarden of Love ™ i Mrssogrr Bot, “Trot Hereand There" .. cieesager Galop, “A Toutes Vouea ..3....6 Eilenteng 6 from Lond, 1), 20. Orchestra. 9.30.—WERATHER FORECAST ond NEWS. Prof, To H. PEAR. &.B. from Manchester, SB. from Donon. March, “ Blaze of “Glory” FHotznwr ha Royal Horticultural Boviety Talk. 8.8. Local News, 16:30.—Cioee down. from Iondon, Scottish Gommunity Singing Concert. Mr, HILAIRE BELLOC. 3&.8. from Reltayed from the Mba Hall, A pamber against a a itec indicatesthe gags of its pataber, A key List of publishers wall bo found on Lendia. Local News Contlucted by HUGH KOBERTOR. baie

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International ‘Symphony Concert.

The Music Described by Percy A. Scholes.

WEBER'S OVERTURE TO “ OBERON.” Thine creadineis, That no, the delbcioms leoor grove The Second Main Tune is cesily recognized wager; oecpenence of dream, he will gerer Know wiideh = BERON ” wea Weber's last opera. It ft vee, “The aun is wren, the grasses plelding > wed be curs when it appear. After some rapid runs on the Wis Written for periormance at Covent bite ap aguin, alter woribipping the officers dar of Bolo Violin, there comea a bar of Waod Wind Wine, that be woag pomthe dubious eaitasy inte to ito alone, Ad then, to VETY 200% aesorriperinient fairden (1826) Tis brilliant and romantic hopefisl bovkwige: of sleep, rwertire wee actually written in Londen, where Of ate brother Strings only, the Bono Vous I come ‘now to the music. Naturally it is the. tomposer died’ a couple of months Inter. reaumes with a ponsive melody (marked shplice li Gon VeyE 1o Buieestion of ite being, aa rt whe, Vari aril hazy. So vt as «th auniy rate in its and doles, ic, sunply and sweetly}, Inbelioe tan pec carnodtiernnol Shapersbres -achnay= the work-of & man who sadly realized thatlifo Tha listener who has tolled my deactiption ing in this wrarmnd others themiricle of supplying Ws ering. to this point is acquainted with the musical

a connterpart bo the-poot-s half-hintid thoughts thoughts aye In the slow INTRODUCTION [quite short) of the Movement as they firat appear, anil halfi-exprested emotions, Despite thie, we hear—{1) The magic horn of Oberon, the King and can readily follow the further treatment. of of the Fairies. (2) A Lght-footed paasage when the seare t¢ lagked pito-it-ia found) booffer them. & sores of perfectly clean melodia outlines, (Flutes gid Clarinets), suggesting the move- II tha TRIG effect tesulhing aot from any lack of This ia a very delicate and postical Move- mitte of his subjects. (3) A March passage, clarity in texture, bat from the use of melodic nnd then a lowd chord which ends the Intro- ment. At moments it is so hushed that you fhiwriaticiam, subtlety of harmony ar delicacy tuction and ushers im the main body of the can almost hear your heart beat, and sometiross of orchestration. Crrertura, it seem to take you to the brink of time and The pace now changes and at a very rapid The Orchestra employed excludes the louder apace and to leave you pazing down into the speed we hear (4) the FIRST MAIN TUNE instruments. There are no Trompeta and no unknown and unknowwshle. Trombones, the ony brass inatraments being tha of tha Overture (quick and fiery) I[i-in given This Movement offers, then, a very beautiful to the First Violins, with chords by all the other Horns: ancl thertare no Kettledrimms, the only example o f the mystical side of the composer's percussion imstrumenta being “Oymbalea An- tam poramernnt, ‘ instruments punctuating it. Jt ia taken from a tiques ” sounding definite notes (a fifth apart), quart in the opera (Orr fie Dark Blue Waters). and they aro ordered (0 be used so rarely TIT. (5) Soon comes another call upon Oberon'a and so very gently that their effect may casily After the tender Movernent comes a brilliant Herm, follwedby the light Fairy. Mosaic, and be overlooked. Sweeps of Harp tone are an one. The bold pesages for the Sono Viotrm then the BECOND MAIN TUNE {on the important clement in the orchestral effect, and which are heard at the opening stampthe chararc- Charmet}—the gracelul Mernaad’s Song of the so are languid atabesqucs by the various Wind terol the Movement; itis as thongh the player, Oper. after worshipping, devoutly and rapt, bad como (6) Immediately after this comes a beautiful instruments, faint String Tremolos, sometimes with nites, sometimes without, and many of out of church and wag dashing off to a sports Wishin tune, taken) from tho well-known song ther to be played sur fa fotrhe (or to put it mecting [" There ig a time for overything,"” aa in the Opere, Ocean, They Afighty, Monster, tate the nsval Italian, wel taste, i2., with the bow the Old Book says), All this constitutes the chief material of the drawn across the strings away from tha bridge Theve initial demongtrations over, the Frta Overture, ond, these bunes identified, tha nosb OncoxeTna brings in loudly the FIRST MAIN of iis course will be clear to the listener. and towards the fingerboard, producing a light, feathery quality of tone) TUNE (it begins with three forceful ascending The whole picce-is fall of fairy romanceand nites, and tinnot be missed}, of the open-air spirit, and the enthusiasm of Oaly two climaxes occur in the course of the picce, and they are very moderate in power. The Solo Violin at onetg repeate this ‘and thas Covent Garden audience may casily be then rushes off into a fying #taceato (i¢., de. repeated to-night. ELGAR’S VIOLIN CONCERTO. tacho«d) rapid, rumabout passage. This ia a very lovely work. It is extremely Hoon the gentler BECOND MAIN TUNE DEBUSSY'S ““THE AFTERNOON OF A dificult, making the most exacting demands fataging and rirani) enters in the Sono Vion, FAUK." upon both the skill and the spiritual under- with quiet Strme accompaniment. This ta the most penerally popular of oll atanding of the solo-violiniet. The first per- Largely from these two “Tunes (andl with on Debussy's orchestral pieces. It is & Symphonic formance tock placo in 1910, at a concert of allusion in ono placeto the previous Movement}, FPrehide, ‘ita full tithe ia Prélude ao apris- the Royal Philhsrmonio Society, with Kreisloer the piecs grows. [t has one unusual ieature iitde dum fone, as soloist Kreiler hos frequently porfonned land «a. very lovely one), on sccompanied Tn the “nineties, when this work waa new to it since, and he snd Simmons aro ita fincas CADENZA. London, it was oneoperformed at the Queon'a exponents. In old days the solo instrument's Cadenzas Hall onder the tithe “The Afternoon of a Young There arc, aa In most Concertos, threa Move- in a Concerto were loft to the player fo extem- Gazelle,” and elder comcert-goera ‘still smile mente, all of them typically Elgarian both in porize-—the Orchestra politely ceasing: for a na they reenll the “howler.” It is, of course, the nature of their poogical material and their iow minutes, to, allow the soloist to diaplay his nota“ fawn" bot o“* foam." pbhatis in dnestion, mooie. Many Concerica havea been written, dexteriy. The composers took to writing a ork -of minor God Pan, a mitral half-deity, both for Violin and for Piano, in. which tha dia- the Cadenvta themarlves, tho Orchestra still, the upper part that ofa man, but with horns, play of the soloists dexterity was tha com- however, remaining silent. Boutin this Concerta sod the lower part that of o goat, with hoofs posers main object. This ia a Concerto of tho {aa also in one by Joachim) the Cadenza is nob aie tail. worthicr kind, with dexterity used og a means only written out in full by the Composer, bus In this piece Debuasy ia translating into music to the expression of beauty and feeling, and os an orchestral accompaniment is aleo provided, a poo of Mallarmé, to translate which into notable for both as cither of the two Bymphonics and the whole is so designed oa to avoid tha English would be beyond me, or I-+rould do it of the same composer, meu exhibition of mero lechnigque . tact thia licte, Ag motion of feet, DT helisvs that oo The Orchestra vised fie os follows: Woon particular Cadenza, though extremely dificult, ithmnpt at an English teinslation of this poem Wiso: 2 Flutes, 2 Oboe, 2 Clarmets, 2 Bos- cacthews “swank,” and constitutes, indecd, ona has ever been published, and for very good soons, and foptional) Double-Bassoon. Braga: of the mest genuinely poctical passages in the reasons; at all events no poetic Lranslation has, 4 Horns, 2 Thimpeis, 3 Trombones, nid (op- whole Concerta. [ think, appeared, though years ago, Edmund tional) ‘Tuba. Breines: As usual. Prmcrs- The Solo Violin part in the Cadenza is * sort loss fin Giueations at Jeawe). pobhshedan ox- sion: Kettledrums. of froo fantasia on tunes from the earlier parts planation of the author's aims and: a-aynopeia L of the Canserto, ind the accompannment is of of hig thought, as follows :— The Fort Gecaesrea opens, with o long Atrios ““giestceis fremieloede™ character To coy (hat. T understand jk, bit boy bit, phrase by please, INTRODUCTION, announting the Tunerwlich (“ thruommed with the soft part of three or tour would In citcwaive Bat if Lam aeked wintther tie farm ato bo. become the subject-matter of the Move- fingers aoross the atringa,” directs the violinist- infracks of onintelligibilitv: gives nie pPleasort, T anarer, mont, This part of the work is, then, from the composer of the work}, consis: Vet. “Levin tency test [ obtam iron i a dciinite and aolvan jopieehen oe SL. Mallarn!) desires to prado, point of view of any keon listener, tremendously Boon after the Codenge the Conterto onde, hit ia what | read in tt: A fowi—a shople, peo, mmiportarnt. passionate bolag—wekens in be foretal davbind mod tries fo The FURST MALIN TONE might more properly STRAVINSEY'S “FIRE BIRD” SUITE, recall hit eaqperiones af the previnia aftemoim. Waser fe-the ba called a froup of phrases. Thess ore very fortnlia reciplect of ay actus) visit from wrmphe, white There has, perhaps, been more fuss in thix deckledly in Floar's own personal sive, dignity, nol goikien pede, divinely tender andl indalgunt * Ort country about Biravingsky than abowb any other the mery fe send bo petin metllibaar biel the slaw ofa nohility, and « tinge of wistfulness being their vin, na iore soebtasitlal than the “arid min" of notes composer, 60 probably most of to-night’s lis: charanterisiics, The BECOND MADLY TUNE from how iiutie ? He ranict ill, Yet, surely, thorwae, toncra know something about him. The foes ia, at this stage, merely hinted a. Hirely there ds; ahah) whiteness ans the brew reeds has come from the food that his latest works of the ao that shingswit yomi|er, Were they, ore thoy, The first-entry of the Roto Vroim is porhapa arvana } “the moat effective to bo found in any Concerto. have boonvery revolutionary,turning wpaide med But Majade planging? Uerhape! Vaguor and down many of our ideas as to what music Wager crows the Tapes boi el Tie dees CXPHIDOO, It creeps in most modestly and naturally, low He would reign Le woedlaod 2odstiip to retain I A down in ite compasd, ot the end of this long should be. curden of lilies, Bolden-headed, white-slalked, behiod the Intrxduction, and after trying ite wings in some Stravinaky was born in 1882, the son of an trelisot red. roe 7 Ah! the effort Is foo mvc for le poor operaainger. He was educated forthe law, bus prepuratory passes ofa declamatoryeharacter, hradn, “Perhwope ht he selects one Uby from the garth of illes, anon turned to music and studied with Rimsky- drie Deno file benefieenh yiekder of her capo thirsty Lipa, at last soars away in a diseussion.of the various Korsakot. the meer; the over-reomd ing meee, noibey fereed bark, subject-matter conatitating the. First Main ao, when he hee ghetted apo & beck of grapes, Ise be wet ij (Confinwed on Ue facing page.) bo toss the amply Skin? in fit elf aml beer them ol in a, Tune annemeed in the Introduetion, i

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ganeeeenie His -corier Works wero feed tied niedae L. fairly convent ion a 1, * ALL STATIONS PROGR A M M E . Quick and lively, This Corachiaially, lio ve yer, opens with a litth TUNE there cutered into his OF FOUR NOTES mili ii tendency ti F Relayed from Beethoven himeclf one Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. } ee The chilled itFate knocking

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§.0—9.30. M. ERNEST ANSEAMET. defenders’ sel oppone mis liter in the Movement, which Mr, ALBERT SAMO &

ct Birivinaky. ‘This Tt pervaces alrecest Prog earlier Ballet, Yhe Fire Bird (110) ia loss ee Overture, “" Oberon * .. Weber beginning bo Gat. j Cobatable ; ite rhythms, hatmonies, and orehes: Prelude, “‘ 1Anrecmaial d'un Faane' Note; however, that this Fite theme ie not OO tration are, however, in many places decidedly gE Debussy ahwitys ao imporativein ite summons oz at, the “apicy.”- Many osamples- occur of novel and Concerto for Violin and Orchestra ... Elgar eee Opening ;: Bomictimes ibis a mere ae‘nthe remind 6 t iriterest ing orchesl raion, anal tlie Come wishin Ye Suite, “* L'Oiseande Fea" . Stravinsky cquite in Ee Lever keroused of tht ‘misit worlthre ee of thie whole piece ian blasing riot ofinstromental espe ia the cise, in a minute or two when | j List after

Polour, ga 9.45—10.15, : twoloud chords followed by the “ Fate” motif

The Story of the Firebird is based upon a in the none alone) a CONTRASTING TUNE Raesiun Lereaid.“The Firebird fies throuch a Symphony No. 5 in Minor ...Beethoven creeps in, oa feminine and yielding aa the First Flade in the torest. Prince Ivan arses it; “ait ee ei

ms Tuno waa mesculine and commanding: length he seizes th. “Zhe Fie bictl struprles, brure ALBERT SAMMONS (Solo Violin). I Out of these tro musical themca (repretent ing

cannot cscape. Ablengthit offers him a Blige maa ee weep ea med maad eal 98 owe cl if eenin two emotions} the Moroment ts made, Golden feather, a magic protection in oll time IL of danger. Rather alorly, but steadily moving. This ts Lhe Pines farce oh. He reaches a enstlo, changes, the Prince is crowned King of the made out of two beautiful Tunes, cach lasting where lovely maidens ore seen. ‘The castle i Oere'a country. He marries the taptive about half a minute, that of wn ogre; tlie maidens ure pritoners. To Princess to whom lie had made love. The FIRST TUNEis, at ita epening, piven to one of them Ivan makes love, The Ogre As the curtain falls the Firebird soars opward, the Lownn Srriscnp. [nernoMesTs; itis rather approaches, the muiderns flee; Ivan trices to and the Prince and Prmecees stand gorgeous and plaintively happy in feeling, fcope, but finda the iron gotes ¢loged. He triumphant, surrountod: bythet court, The SECOND TUNEis, at iia opening, given breaks them open. Bella‘are beard A. erowd The Suite now to be heard consists of four to the Woon Woo Lxatapaents; it ts, bolder oe BAVEE Abbete (Tid) me, Tiorks; Cabling, tistiictsectiona, os follows :— in style, Clowns, and others) rush out and begin a mad l.—Fntreduction and Firebird'’s Danes, clinics, IL—The Princesses’ Rownd Donece: These two Tunes. having been, piven ont, we The Oyre APPraira, and ‘all fall Anat on their Li l.—Sariae Caner, have them repeated in alternation, buy with faces. ‘The Ogre advances on Ivan, Ivan LV.—Geloby toned Pinele; Pariations, waves in the air the Firebird'’s feather, ‘The Ti. Firebirdappears, With magic power she BEETHOVEN'S FIFTH SYMPHONY. Qeick,. Thisisaawhat we call a" Scherzo,” the etirs the crowd to frenzicd dance.agein, agl (hen Thotmande of Symphonies havebeen written, word bong theltalian for “joke,and Boethoven, lulls them to shesPind soon! tat this one, published 115 years ago, remnina, as a Very jocular man,Wie voryfond of ench The Firebied leada Iviin too hollow iree. Th throughout the world, the most popular of them eC. the tree is a casket. in the casket o huge egg. ll, iV. The Opre shudders, for the toy contains hie soul} A brief “ Listener's Guide " to the four pieces Onick, bul majestic. This isa Movement. of Ivan dashea tho epg to the ground, the Ogre (or “ Movements “) which together constitute rejoicing. It has algo, in plasee, a little ofthe falls dead, the prisoners are releneed, the soene tha Symphon, Follawes. character of o quick military march. a ———— SESSee ee

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on | a T beDiba: Chorut Master—RICHARD ¢C, PRATT. Bite, " Womwland 2ketebes AfaeDomell! “Hohn Mare i eaves 1 THE AVGMENTED ‘STATION TorAR eon eee ac | B. hh, Renteice Miranda, ORCHESTRA : " Honoldhi Aili tir ee eee: fyenetian Beleelions fram bee Repertoir. Conduetor—EDWARD CLARE. B00 Dentus Noble, 5.0. Circhestra. “SLEBRPERS, AWARE,” “Letter Bong(" Véronique”), . Alesager Bpanich Ballet Asie fiawia ee JUCKere ‘Paming By vivesesesss «OL 11) Concerto No, 2 in E Major “for Violin p.15. Liddell Peddicson. and Orthos tina. “A Bachelor. Gay" {° The Maid of the "Care Flies fromthe Lad that is Merry Allegro—Adagio—Allagra naka, Mistivtaite: "Via sees Fraser:Sigon Jirne (2a) Albert Bammens (Sob Violin), 8.40. Oretie ira. “Ny Heart's in the Highlands" Suite No. ) in’? Major ior Orchestm. Piro Dake Dring eee reece PFood arr. AT (1) Oyerture, Conrnte, 4.60, “ OR GEORDNE.* “Laaneo Ming... 4... Ea. Walt (a1) Gavotte I. and TT. Porth A Beots- Farts 16 Ono Act by. Jaries 0.50.—WEATHER FORECAST ond NEWS. Minuet J-ancd If.—Bourrée 1. and TI. Cooper. SLB. from Bondar Passopiedd. : Scene: Entranes Hall of Davidson's Mr. A. H. NORDIS: 8.2. from London. Sonata for wnaetompanied Bolo Violin Flat. Local Newa. Wo, lint Minor Time: Forenton. -Period:: Present Day. 10.0, Orcliceira. Adlagio—Allesirre Sewand——-Tresbe, Both Plays Adapted tind Produced by Suite, “In a Nuotahell ™ thee Jhoger Albert Samanons; Db BHURTER AMCKEOG, “Gey bub Wistiul ”; “ The Gomeurkera Row Prise, ATy Bail, thie Lard citer Get." 30), Orehestra: forch.** = Chari fron Church Gantita, Nols, "0 omer Valse, Thousand and One Nights Li 10.10, Boatrice Mirinda, Sires Preize the Lornfor all His Mercies.” BRelorted Songs, 1—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. “ONO " ChorabSoecietry, 10.30). Orchestra. Binion Gechestra. Fete ‘frend Lotion, Waltz,“ Improvidationoensss. Gangt Mr. A: NORRIE, S.B. from London, 0.0, THE “ino” REPERTORY Local Nowa, 1h.30,—Clowe dow th. COMPANY. Teo, Orelestra, “PLAYING WITH FIRE." “Tnon Persian: Garden "ee eaee JCAL A suvoher against o wuldical Bem i3cicate: the mame of eee: A key [ist of poblisbers will be fewnd ‘on = dhl dachy eee eee gi ae Demers (1) A Comedy in One Act te Percival Wilde, Pare a

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P h e jetters “3,8.printed in i t a l i c s in theses programmes 0.8, Song Recital, Ta, Orch stria. Fanny & Pemalinncons: Brvedent trom t h e dation men- _FREDERIC COLLIER. (Baritone). Selection, “The Emernid Tale arr. Langey ~ Gazing Around” (“Tamihiusear *) Talk: “Polar Explorations.” ’ 2LO LONDON. 365 M., Wagner (11) Rathleen Wills 1.0.—Time Signal from Greenwich. “perenéde:'” ( " " Faqab ) 1+... wa Gounoal onn Anderson, My Jo"... 1 Lit 5,0——Time Signal from Greenwich, Can- “Shepherd, See Thy Horse's | “Ve Barks and Braes . 2.06.5. j Burns eer: “The “8L0" Qetet anil Teaie Ferreyos ey icacecteeaes ss =i ~ Lala ect Vane (Entertainer) “Moder French Tid ay even ics cedcecaetecousue rAconbey Sidney Evans, Wiiters—(2} Mauricn Macterinek,"” by "List Toa Me. THoselud ™ Putter Songs, Moe, de Walnent, Edward Dykes (Gass). $.30.— WEATHER FORECAST “snd NEWS. Rathiven “Wills, “Careers for Womens: Jewellery Mliak- ee PGE Leeoui, “© Soft waa the Song” . Elgar (11% it, by Any: BM Band bein. Muajar IL, KR, TOSSWILL. &.B, from SScc ay n rigs alin lange jitwepe Caehials Le) a.c0—6, 1b, HILDRES'S- CORNER: dol- Landon. CruSe ane Dees eee ee OD cloem' Nowe. Bangs ur Vfl Siaied bry dita, Local News and Football Review, _ heated. Suarjent. Mbuste by the Orie 10.0.—THE SAVOY BANDS. 8.8. from iilohy Afeaeecel 40-6.55.—"" The Domestic Cat,”by no West. London. $8.30, MAX CHAPPELL'S DANCE ORCHES: Funel Woterinary Surin, 2.0.—Close down. TRA (THE LONDON CHOREANR), TO£—TIME SIGNAL .FROM BiG BEN. relayed from the Bute Room, (Cox's WEATHER FORECAST and 15T ‘BM BOURNEMOUTH. 385 M. (che, CENERAL EWS BULLETIN: 130.— WEie HER FORECAST anil NEWS. 3.45—8.0—Talk co Wertaqernt + -“\Bhoold “Mra. ALG fo ell Stole, adi. J me anu ty Fl, Grundy Be Obeyed+" by Jessie March Til injor L. kK. “TOSS wihLth. S28, fram The: Rt. Rev. Dn J. H. LIAXTON, Bishop and Mire. Laney, J.P. THE ROYAL in, Pera: “Sono. Impressions of Fenton BATH HOTEL DANCE ORGQHESTRA. Persia” SUB. to other Statics. Limal New. Local News, 6.0-6.0.—-CHILDREN'S CORNER: “ Music 10.0.—THE SAVOY BANDS, BB. from Talk,” by Unele- Prankiim, Lowdtan, 6.0-6.30.—Scholars’ 7.30, Fifth ? Programme. Half-Hour: “ Geography 12.0, Close clown, and National Character,” by J. Sceattor- WELL-KNOWN RADIO ARTISTS pom, FROG. 22ZY MANCHESTER. 375M. lee ibiel 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, SB from [ondon, 1.30),—Leelor on “ Pocemi,” hy Aline AN INSTRUMENTAL COMBINATION. Bartz, Ebeetrated by ‘imramaphorme Following on the sttecess of the previous The Et.. Rey. Dr. J. H. LINTON, 5.2, from: Lonidon, Recirits, “Query Programm, listener ore Local News. 1 -50.—WowmEN Ss HALF-HOUR :'W. Ered: aguin invited to. submit nm draft of ihe lew arrest (Baritors}. prorramme, completo with names «of Liza Lohmann Programme. 5.0--5,1.—CHILDRESS CORNER. artists, items and announcer, aa if would KATE WINTER, (Soprano). 70—WEATHER FORECAST sand SNEWS. trdinariyt have been sent to press for ToLAER COLEMAN (Contralio}. 4.8. froin Jondon. The Radia Thnce. BYDNEY COLTHAM. (Tenor). F. STACEY LENTOTT, Sep The mont sueesedul entrant wall be awarded ROY HENDERSON, Tanal Mews, & price of five guiness, andl the two THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA. Dance Night. runners-up prises of three guineas and THE ” 664" CHORUS: one, guines respectively; the first tive MASSEY'S BARCE BART Under the Direction of GEORGE JEFFOOCK. (Baritone}. competitors will be invited to spend am Capi. W. A. FEATHERSTONE. nvidia aiihe London Studio. All entreas Ta. Band, 120.—Porewornl hy HERBERT BEDFORD Fbx-trob, * Mancdinlay =" Chee Walt mustmach 2, Savoy Hill, not later than i or Liv Lehrrieasn. first post. onWednesday,danuary 21st, “Whatll | Dot™ (7); Fox-trot, Joma Tao. “THE GOLDEN THRESHOLD.” Night" (7): -Fox-trot. “Dent Blane 25, and énvelopes inush be clearly An Indian Song-Garland marked “ Query Programme ” in the top Te All On Me™ (7); One-step, “* American from “The Golden Threshold," Mediew™ (9); Fox-trot. “After the left-hand corner. hy Sarojini Naidu. The portion of the programme concerned Storm" (7). The Misia by Link Lehmann, (1). Borngr. in this competition falls only between 8,0, Baritone 8.15. Roy Henderson. “The Lute Playot eae. e+ sees Allien 7.30) and 1.30 pom. hires Bape from ** In Memoriam “* ** Betty and Johny oe... ese Bree Oeafisa 5.30.—TIME SIGNAL FROM GREENWICH. {Tennyeon}. aee ae ee ee Hf. T. Hurieigh (4) WEATHER FORECAST and 25.) 8.25. Kate Winter. Od: Bate sea J, trrcbeat (1) GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN, 8.8. A Group of Bird Songa ...c.ccessesseree (1) 8.15, Bagel, fo aff Siotiona, 8.35, Orchestra, Anw"™:: Thalte Major L. K. TOSSWILL, “ Bugger Topics.” Fox-trat, “ Hagreds Intermezzo, “A Wedgwood Idyll." Song of SH. to olf Stations, Sclected: Fax-trot. “The Baka, Kather (Coleman. Songs; One-step, “"Bease Me; Fox Local News. "The Bard of Dimbovitza,” trot, Boleeted ; Fox-trot, “ Katinka.” 10.0.—THE SAVOY ORPHEANS and SAVOY "The Wall°of Sorrows.” 6.45, Bamtone Songs HAVANA BANDS, and: the SELMA A565. Brdneay Colt ham. "Cobbim™™ . Saletan (14 FOUR, relayed: from the Savoy Hotel, * Ah, Moon of My Dehehi "(In a Persian “At My Lady's Feet"... Stoney ones (21) Lonton. &.28. fo all Stations, Candien ""}). © Martaming ". .ccckelse cuvek odSanidterace( 1} T2.0.—Close down, 0.0.—Kaete Winter, Esther Coleman, Sydney “The Mistress of the Master Colthamand Roy Henderson, yall Ph ul pea Song Cyne, The Nonsense Songs from 5IT BIRMINGHAM. 475 M. 9.0, Bank. * Alice in Wonderland." Waltz, “Waltz of Long Ago” (7); Fox- 3.30—1.40.—Children's Comeert. $,30—_WEATHER FORECAST aid NEWS. trot, “What Do You Do Sunday, §,0+3.30.— WOMEN'S CORNER : Ali¢ée Conch- SB. from London. Mary t™ Fox-trot, “Chili Bom Bom” mak {ola Pianoforte}. Major Lo Ry TOSSWILL: 5.8. jrom (The Qne-step, “All Scotch” (25); i.6.30,—CHLLDREN Ss CORNER + Auntia London. Phil, Another Snooky Adventure, Fox-tret, “ Alibi Baby "; Waltz," When Local. News. You Are In My Arms.” 6.30—6.45,—"Teens” Corner: Captain Cuttle, li.fh.—THE SAVOY BANDS, &.B. from 0,90-12.0,—Prégramme 8.5. from London. “The Flying Dutelimed..” Leanaon, 7,0.—WEATHER. FORECAST and NEWS. 12.0, lose down. SUB. frei Lendor, SNO NEWCASTLE. 400 Mi. Mr. W.-Y BEACKBAND (Birmingham SWA CARDIFF. 351 M. 3.44.45. Bach Festival. Municipal School of Art) “Gold ard (Second Day.) 3.0-4.0.—Falkman ancl his Orchestra, relayed Leerne"" Pianoforte, F i n t e from the Capital Cinema, Concerto in A Minor for Lacal Kows. andl Violin. $45-.1.—"SWA EE “FIVE OCLOCKS.” 7d, Radio Fantasy, No. 3. EDGAR IL. BAINTON (Pianciorte). 15-10.CHILDREN & CORA ER, M. WALD ( V i o l i n ) , Relscipest i: 3 6.45-7.0.—Capt. Morrey Salmon, M,0., “Wild ALFRED BELL {Flute} ~ STORM AX CALM.™ Birds of Wales anal the Weeat Country— E. J. Pan"), Wiihten andl Prodi ha JOSEPH LEWIS. The Mating of the Birds.” Pan ia Master ™ (“ Phoebus and The Rev. ANEURIN BODYCOMBE Spoken Parts by 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. 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5XX, 1600 M. The letters "6.8." printed in italics in these programmes 740. Vora! Ouartet. —s aigoityo Sintaltaneous Broadeasl trom the stetien men- (*' Bofth: Fall the Shades” thanad, SUNDAY, January 11th. Gharteta + Hation a0-8.0.—Progatmme S28. from London, Allemande and Courante for Partita in “At arden: oc. EPatbert (2) LD Major. Balo, “TheLetter’ :; “4. Geimbogt Ct) 6.0-6.30,—_i CHILDREN'S CORNER. &.28. from Prelude and Fugue in F Sharp Minor, Cilirageu, Duet, * "Penar anal Rarite:rie §.4. 10.45.—Pregranune 8.8. from Londen. (Edpar lL. Bainbom. } Lone Witeon (22 Brandenburg Concerta Noa, 2-in FF for 7.55, Cisse Woodware [Pianoforte Herital). Trompet, Flote, Ghose ond Violin: MONDAY, January 12th. Polonaise in C Sharp Mmor,Op.26-, 7.0-10.30.—Progromme &.8. from Jiondon, HERBERT BARE (Sole “Tnimpet in F}. Brillante Variationoen, Op. 12.65. RALPH BAULERS: (Flute). Mazurka in. Minor, Op, 33... . TUESDAY, January 13th. ALFRED M, WALL (Violin), Ballade in A Fila, (hp. nga he SR. from Loudon, he “Third Day of the Bach Festival is 7.0-7.90.—Programme “picky in oc Sharp Minar, Op. La Chapina— Popular Programme. Binds, canwary Tbth, particulars of TR CRAEME Case cera e oe pcs intel apse pecnad LS 1 whieh will be piven ii the next issue oof Btody in wa Minor, Oj, 3d, 1549 THE TRARD OF HM. BOYAL WAI FORCE, Tie Radio Tones, No. 11. aes #$.45-0.0.— Mrs. Anyvetion* Idyvile of the King.” Walt cal ey Bhiarp Stina. ‘Op. fd, (By permissiomot theAir re \ Ghve Torlingon (Solo Fianoforte}. Director of Music : Flicht-Lieur, J.AMERS Na, = pr ee tbe Re ES Ee f.15-3.0,— CHILDREN'S CORNER. KRENWETH ELLIS (Hasa). Walts in E eeae i eeee Sohowars Half-Hawr: J, € Wilsan, CARL WEBERond MAUDE DIXONS 8.25, Quarkot, {Piang Thusts}. Bose. Ohire Eneelijah"lowrn— {1) Anrtent (2 For Awny "' CeerTy Britiah Towres. CHARLES WREFORD Ghiaricts Ar}... = aoed (11) 6.25-1.59.—Parmers’ Corner: RB. W. Wheldon (Devonchirs Dinlect Entertainer). th aes he: Noble “Duke | om “Varieties of Potatoes.” Poultry Tak The Bail, Wore? eas Johnson (11) Noles, . Overture, '' The Lily of Killarney "' Boner! irt 10—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, Bolo, Mary of Allendale @rr, Wilson {7} Dante Buite ecccieess bedeseceaeees seat Pehekar yet, “" In Springtime foot ecg Newton. (1) Se from. Laiaetapr, * Sambe's Holiday "; “ Cossack Revels”; J0HN KENMIL: “ Football Talk, fo" KeelBoow ™ ““Pekoe Dance: “ Valse Thitsee.™ Loenl Sewe. ie arr Leeder(11) Kenneth Ellis. MABRJORIE BOOTH and DENNIS Quartets "0 Can Ye Sew Coahiona *" “ Bhipmate of Mine” . Sanderson (1) NOBLE (Dioebtiste) Hontock (11) “ Btonecracker John" ... Aric Coafee (1) DOROTHY HELMREICH {Mexeo-Sopranc}. 8.40, Ore hieatra. Carl Weber and Maude Dixen, THE BAND OF THE ROYAL Chyerbore, * Roalliecrambico "44.0... Volt (36) "La Belle Griselidia * (inyprovisation on. 2 ARTILEERY, 5.50, Quartet, 17th-Century French Folk-Song) Meiricete Directorof Music, Liew. EC. STRETTON, Quartet, “Nursery BRhymea™ (Cycle) The Band. MV Oo. Wrilford Dyories Boeranmle ascii atisiicGuenerenalee Pierre Relayed from the (Gherrison Ciymnasium, Solo, “Aing Me a Bong ofa Lad That is Melody (“ Chant du Vovageur "") Padercraty Fenham Purrecks, I etora Alouner Charles Wreford Tae}, Band. Duet," A Night in Venice” ... Decenfont “Jan on the Royolving Staircase “ Relection, “ Carmei ccc asa es Bizet 0.5. Onchostrn, af Afewer Suite de Ballet, “!Coppdlian ” 2. Delihes March,“ London: Seottishvse. Haines The Band. Bot}, Marjorie Booth and Ixennis Noble. March, “The Bonnie Bloc Bonnets ™ Suite,“ The Merchant of Venice at Suilfeen “Merrie Month of May" (“Merrie de Veulle Borcarolle (Serenade); Introduction amt Braee eae a te ee frerrtit 15, Onartet. Bourrée ;° Vales; Finale, “A Paradise for Two ("Tie Mid of the “Ay Wiankin O * Kenneth Ellis, Mountaina ) oases vow seas ria Tate or,oberton, (2) “ Yeomen of England ™ (" Merrie England”: “Johnnie Cope ™ arr. Sweeting Erie Conta B45. Baul, Quarheta Bute of Hipanish Danced. .... Jfoesbowaki “The Auk Hioose “Tho Admiral's Broom"... 2, Been (5) ‘Cello Bola,Beneeuse ce Jocelyn “" Glodard arr. Paterson (25) Carl Webor and Maude Dixon. “The Wight Patrol oa... dean Martel “ Beote Wha Has" Bandack (3) “Ta Coquette" (from 2nd Suite) ~Arenshiy Belootion of English Airs,’ “Phe Boas Bolo,“ Ae Fond. Kiss"). esses Morshall Parmiphrase on Chopins C Sharp Minor Afiptileton Quartet, “ODA’ the Airta the Wind Can Pr ee ee ee ee Sohal The Royal Artillery Slow March. ae ceeevenen Gs: Beeth (2) The Band, 2.0, Dorothy Helmrich, D.0-12.0,— -Pragramune: Ss B, jrom Jondon. Selection, Herbert Oliver’s Bong .....- {5} “Ttobin Red Breast" .. Greweilie Barker She Daneing Lesson "™. “Down Vat: “ Meadowawoet "04 ..n.sss May Brahe hall Way “10 Day Divine; When * Onnsr iiasad faba Martin Shaw 55C GLASGOW. 420 M. thea FlagGoes By." P.10. Marjorie Booth and Dennis Noble. 5.304, 50.—The Wireless Quartet... E, W. Gould Charles’ Wreford “Kissing {Tho Geisha ") Sidney Jones (Bass). Afternoon .Topics. “Jan Finds « Hotel” .....0 an Stewer “Swing Bong” (“ Véronique ").. Afessager 615-0. CHILDREN'S CORKER +: The The Band. DM, Dorothy Helmrich. Endia Cirele Cher, At Home Day tor Paraphrase, “ Die Lorelei ,. Nerradha (1) Musies Probyte sesescecaeses.eecess. Goatahiioni Sioe ppl ct yer Petre eee acy Sjogren Children of AT Ager “Weatorn Wind” ...... May Hrahe- Polish Danes,No. 1 asssrrecdess Scharwrnia “The Morry Piper". ...5. Frelyn Sharpe 6,0-8,5,—Weather Forecast for Fanner. The R.A.F.March. $.50-12.0.— Programme 5.6. from London. 6.40-6,55.—Glasgow Radio Society Talk. 0.50.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. S.A. from London, 2BD ABERDEEN. 495 M. S.A. from Londen, Prof. RAIT. 8.8. from frinsypoir. Local Nows. 10.0.—THE SAVOY BANDS. 8.5, from $.90-5.0.—The Wireless Orchestra. John owdor, Coopor {Baritone} Feminine Topics, Comedy and Dance Night. 11.0.—Close down. ’ = 6,30-6.1,— CHILDRESS CORNER: Auntie THE STATION ORCHESTRA: WEDNESDAY, January 14th. Acldie will sing. 7,0-10.30.—Programme 8.8. from London, 6.15-6.20.—The Rev. Dr, Charles Whyte, Conducted by ISAAC LOSOWEERY. F.RAS., 9“ Nobule — Their Nature, DANIEL SEYIOUR THURSDAY, January 15th. Dintensiens and Distances.” will sing the Choruses and Vocal Numbers, 7.0-7.30.—Programme S&B. from London. 7.20, A Ome-Act Play, 6.40-6.55,—This Week's Interesting Annivor- “MARJORIE MEETS HER FATE" Light Programme Aary: “Corina, and the Death of- Bir bi (AMalenlin Watson). THE. J.. HH. SQUIRECELESTE OCTET. John Moone, January 16th, leoa." ~ 5303" REPERTORY COMPANY. (Prepared by John Sparke Kirkinnd.) MAYER GORDON (Solo Violin). Produced by GEORGE ROSS, 7.0—WEATHER FORECAST and NETWE. FRANK READE [at the Pianos). Incidental Musio by Under the direction of SH. from Dondon. THE WIRELESS QUARTET. The Ht. Ker. Dr. J, H, LISTON. &.8. . H. BOUVIBRE. 7.45. Orchostra. And prom Deondon, Danco Music. Local Newa, “THE GEORGIANS * CONCERT 9.0.—Request items received during trans- PARTY Everybody's Night. mission. (Directed by ROBERT CARE): CIRSIE WOODWARD (Salo Pianoforte). 9.30-12.0.—Programme 8.8. from London. VIOLET WENDERBY (Soprano), GERTIE VINCENT (Comedlienne) THE DORIAN VOCAL QUARTET, —— THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA. DOROTHY HOLDEN (Pianist), 7.30. Orchestra. A mtmber against « musical jtom indicetesthe name FRANK NORDEN (Entertainer), ol ike lisher, A. key list of poblishers will be found on ~ The Gathering of the Cians" ,,. Poli (36) page 10S. (Confintied in col. 1, wage 135.)

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A Master Fisherman: The Cormorant, CLLO, children? friends nearby, so (hat they can diacusa tho in the spring, he sporte a nodding plume. But Thiel vou know that thereare birds day's fishing and show off their youngsters, the cormorant has fourteen tail feathers, that can be trained to catch fizkh for human The eggs, from four to six in number, are Whereas the Shag has only twelve, and thet beings ? ‘The eormorant is one of these, and a. bloish-white when firet laid, but soon became almost makes up for the difference im their here iaan interesting talk about this curious diseoloured, The babies are hatched blind and welling gunmenta ! CReATUPE. eovercl withan inky blackskin, and, as you All the members of the cormorant family a * = * can imagine, are very uely untiltheir feathers have. curiously formed feet, with fourtora Once upon a time, and net. so many hundreds begin to grow, They take two or three years connected by a web, and they are all terribly mk Vears ago, there was.an officer of the Royal to get into full dress, which ia a deep black, greedy, Sometimes, however, the slate of the Household who held the proudtitle of “ Master glossed above with bronze and varied in the tide makes it impossible for them to fish, so of the Cormorants."- Perhaps that sounds a aprin with patches of white on the cheeks and they take a rest by sitting on some lofty perch, strange occupation fo you, but in those days flanks, with wings outstretched, looking for all the it was quite an important one, for cormorants The old gormorant ia a handsome fellow and world a6 if they were hanging themselves ont are the finest fishermen im the world, and they Tianages to look almost aa bigas a goer, to dry! Butthe “rest” does not leat long. As need to be trained to catch fish for the King though he is really much smaller. soonas the tide turns, off they go again.ansionsly and all his courtiers, When a youngster has been trained and is scarching for yet another meal.

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— — = —=—<$$——S THE PRINCESS WHO HAD NO comical things, but she onlylooked sadder than Down he went, hie lege kicking in the air and FUNNY-BONE. ever. his acearlet robe over his head. His wand flew Dolorosa was glad they had failed, for she from his hand, and, getting between the legs loved young Ferdinand, the Lord Chamber- of the nearest footman, aupect him against! the By LANGFORD REED. lain’s son, a4he did her. next. man, This man upset the next, and, one NOE Ferdinand was a charming youth, but his after the other, the whole twelve were swept upon o father was a conceited little fat man, with enor- off their feet end rolled down the steps of time there mous Whiskers. He worea gorgecus scarlet the throne to the bottom, tight on top of the was a beau- and yellow cloak, trimmed with ermine, and Lord Chamberlain, who had arrived there first. You never-sawsuch a sight: anne and legs tiful Prin- carried a gold wand, and whenhe strutted about all mixed up tillit seemed impossible they could tesa, named the Court, seeing that everything was in order, Dolorosa, he looked like a brilliant bird of plumage on s ever be sorted out, and underneath everything wh ieh visit from aome tropical clime. the fat ttleLord Chamberlain, ertangled in his robe and gasping for breath. Fortunately, means sor: Now it chanced that, next to his dauelter rowfnl. She aml the Queen, the King loved bananaa better apart from a few bruiees, nobody was hort. eonld not than anything elee in the world. One morning The King and his courtiers laughed tll their smile, for— he heard a banana merchant shouting hie wares sides ached, andhad the Queen been there. she & malicious onteide the Patace and ordered the man to be would have laughed, too ; but the annnal winter old witch brought before lim. soles were onaud she was out shopping. having cast “Hark ye, good fellow,” said the King, Princesa Dolorosa had not laughed with the a spell over amiably, “* what are you asking for your bananas others, but, suddenly, 4 curious sensation made her at birth to-tlay ?" itself felt in the knob ofher left elbow, —she had “Twopence each, guy'nor,” replied the man, Slowly a twinkle cameinto herbloceves mod TheLerd Chamberlain went down, yy, funnTy- who was not used to speaking to kings, “or dimples inte her peach-bloom cheeks. with his legs kicking in the air, one The four for eixpence.” Then she—3MILED|! clevercat “Don't call me guy'ner!” exclaimedtho The smile grew into ‘a launch, the langh inte doctors were unable to opre her sad affliction, so King, “The correct. form of address ia "Your a peal of mertiment. when she grewop,the King and Queen, her Majesty.” Pick me out four nice ones and a “Oh, daddy,” she gasped, * "do ask them-to parents, fcvertised in the papers that they brand-new sixpence from the RoyalMint ia do that again ; it’s the funniest thing I've ever would giveher hand in marriage to the man yours.” seen |" who could make her smile, So many young “Right, Tour Majesty [" said the man, Hoe The spell waa broken, but although the Tord men tried that there wag-aqueue onuteide tho departed with the Lord Chamberlain to draw Chamberlain was chicity responsible, it was palace gates nearly 8 mile long. lis payment, while the King sat on his throne impossible to reward him with Dolorora’s hand, They tickled her neck with long feathers, eating bananas and throwing the skina about, - hecatee he had ‘a wife already. Sohe renounced told her funnystories, wore their clothes back Presently, the Lord Chamberlain returned to all claims in fevour of his son, to front, stood on their heads and wageled their give the King an official receipt for the sixpence. And the Princess, having once learnt to eniile, feet about, painted their ness red, ariel did olher But on the top step he trod on a banana skin | was never sad again.

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The betters410." uaa in iiaics ia daeee programed ha 1, rchesten, THURSD AY. Sgnity og Simultaneoes Broadcast trom the gistion men- hioned, “iinintores: de Babee aa cee Shall 4.0-8.0.—Chikiren’s Chrohestral Coneart, with Heron ol We A. Bqnire's Popular bongs Explanations by Dr. G. H. FiteSinons Z2BE 435 M. err 8, Baynes (Lk) and Flora Shaw (Solo Fianoforte): SUNDAY. Lh0,-— tose onr nn. h.0-5.90,.—The Dameaint Progr WWE eReeen; CORNER. bitoabh Vieloria Street Bantist Church Chor: $.40-6.55.—Mr. Harry Townend, 6.8. from Conducted by FENTON KENNEDY. a hapdaan: 8.45.—Hymn, * Eby of Agee." TUESDAY. 4.0-12.15.——Proqramme 8.8. from Londo, Anthem, “Tf With Al Your Hearts ~ 1.8 1?.30,—Crenoephone Recnrts, Af delacone 4.0-5.30.—Coneert: The Station Orchoetra, FRIDAY. (Soloist, WELLTAM -MAGTLI. {Tenar), ) Maud. Aurnise sien: “HOpVrR 11.30-12.20,-—Gramophone Records, The Rev, FB. HENDERSON, of Cent 0-6, 75.—CHILDREN'S GORGE. 2. 60.—8chool Tranemission:: “ An-Appretial tar Victoria Atreet Baptietburch: Addrede. Of Diusic, by FE. Godiney Brawn.

—fth, St WEA’FHER: FORECAST anil NEWS, Aan, Art Toon Wirare t~ 4.0-5,0.—The “ 3BE." Gunrtet. SUB. from Dondon, WIGLTANM MAGILL (Tenor. 30-615 o0 8 TL DOREN SES GORE, 6.40-6.46,.— Mr GO. TT. Bieksep, Hortiecultorsl LHE 2B" CHAMBER OUI EET: Mr A. Bo EW ACKERMAN... &.0, froin Bulletin. Lorde. LAN ERT ALA. ATONE LEY (let Vichy} 6.45.—Talk by the Radio Rt. Dlvn. Orchestra, Boe hi CAT LOREEN SS. CORRS EA a. MM. ANDREWS, DL. Mf. Minister Sclection,; “La Boh@mea™)..cee.. Face G4) 6.5,-—Local Talk. of Lehour, “Development of Distors Constance Willis. 1.2.—WEATHER FORECAST and -SEWs, Prosperity.” "Fait Spring is) { Returmimng "22: 5H, Jreorn ei erg —- WEATHER FORECAST and ABTWE. "0. Lowe from ee Samson| ¥ J Mr. W. CAMPBELL SMITH, #.B) fram S.A, fram Dando, Thy Power ™ - ened 3 § Sartre na Londtay, ii Sint t ly Awtd | De1il ali 3 Loenal: rrr Prof, L. H, PRAR. oS02. fron avchedes, Local Mews. By Heart...) Mistellantous Programme. Orchestra, Russian and Other Music. Ballet Music, “Faust *’. ieee a Cea THE &TATION. ORCHESTEA. Constance Willie. THE AUGMENTED STATION DORGTHY ROBSON (Sonrenci. 1 OCD aide tele a aoa tack ewe ian Wiotoalc LATRESCE Mei LVEEN [Solo Violin}, ORCHESTRA. “The Fuchsia ‘Troe cccceasae se Quilter, IRVINE. LYNCH (Baritone).

——. " As ver Baw si... eesses ess, Warlock 7h Chee], ' “Over the: Mountaing ...... Quwilte Monch, “! Boumils of Premio aes Af¥our Faagld, Orchestra, Orchestra. Dverture, * Lo Bovey vetote cas. {elena * The Goatmen om the Volga "| Bie ha “ Comaral Overture, Op. 45.) “oe *“Tannhiuger and Lohengrin “ Banice, ArT, Ady nel te fou “Solthr Bighs (° Frowebiitz ") ... Weber Conte Pocriquy tor Orchestra Tyrone Power. (With Orchested Accomiporniment.} imaky-Moraaks- Recitation, Buk irvine Lana. Orchestra. Violin Solar. SPSeia aea ae a : Ballet- Music, * William Tell"... na Lienuale enee ee ee iS Wie | cmicak i " Don Jtans Seromade"",., Pehathoverty Overture," William Tell" 3.00... p Power Mrs a asic ek a coe ek en ees Stecihorar 8.17, ichaveen” $.00-1).30.—Pregramme 8.8. from London. Are aria ees ees eee Poi nite ft WW iti fray “La Princesse Loiuntaine * (Prohude} Ore hestra, Feherepnin SATURDAY. Belection, OA Life for the Czar .. fads Borer. . 4,0-6.0.—Tho “2BE" Trio, CEs ntenmesso} “The Firat Primrose... nae vee ee GREY f.20-6.15:.—CHTLDRES'S CORNER, 3.45, Trvine Lyneh. 1L.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and AEWS Hope eee eetaeea eee eine ees sie Grieg * Comrades" (Austeation Bush Song) SB. fron London, “On the Ponkés of Allan Water” Local Talk. Artin Shane Rieordi * Tho Company -ferpeant-Major " Sanderson Local News. “ Over the Mountains ™ w.ccc.re, Giilter 7.30. Request Night. Orchestra. 8.58. Orchestra, THE STATION ORCHESTRA. Bute, “Byan Beente-"- wseese sD tether Andante andl Finale from Symphony No, 2 JOHN RAINEY (Basaj, Tiolin oid, Harodiy J. B. STRAIN: (Enterimine: Shin TOSeevee eee ERICIAEP Overtire, Solennelle (* 1512 ") Uchatkovelky The items in this programm aoa bern * Somoin Juullaby Peae acta ae Liouved 6.70,—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. adlected from numerous requests reserved

—————— * Zigeunerweisen,” Op. 20 .ecees Saravate SB. from Eondon, In oir post-heape. - Orchestra, Royal Hortioultaral Society teee ee John Rainey will sing the following songs choring the evening :— ‘Salah tAee a a apie ater Eiqar jron: London. 1 Eoin ci Ba ea a oe bees traifed “Melissa” eer eee eed, DP reiainey Mr. HILAIRE BELLOO. &§.8. from “Just Bocause tho Violets” Morris Dance, “ Skipton Rig” .. Melliday Jontton, Aventiedy These! Sclection, “ A Chinese Honeymoon ~ Locnl Nowe. “ BedouinLove Song"’...... , CO. Pinkuti Dance and Tithe 10.5. Orehioetra, = Prelada cee eee fh ee ee at fe 5 One-step, “Christmas Medley’ Somers (0) SMe Captees aaisarin ak Gynt Sront Overture, “The Yeomen of the Guard" “Red Devon by the Bea m,he. Clarke 0.30.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. Sweeny §.d0-12 5.58. from London, S.A. fron Jordon. “'lovitation to the Walte” Mr, GEORGE MACDONALD, &.2. from Weber- Woirgartner A gomober against a musical item indicaiesthe neces Edimburdh, 10.30.—Close down. a A hey list of poblishers ll fee feetned Local News. page Te. os

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Youthful Songs of London Town. By Edwin Pugh. A Wannaosto Parents. ] HAD just made the gratifying discovery N othe neafuture [ do bebeve that we shall Yet another pause, and then :-— that my set wouldwork when. Bobby burst most assuredly not only listen, bub see, Up anid down this street of ours intothe room, The windows are made of place, aa we sit by the fireside through the long, cold, After regarding my strange headgear in w = cheerless winter or loll in our deck-chairs inthe Call at Number Forty-Four, and there youll find a Lass, eyed wonderment.fora moment, he puckerqa he carden on. SnSIMiweT evenines, Then we Her name’ is Mary Smith, little brow and set to: wort. shall not only seethe moving panorama of Catch her if youcan! le it a new telephone, daddy1 the streeté and countryside in our own homes, She's after Tommy Rebinesn “es,” DT anewered, but also hear its mvriad voices, and capecially Before io is a man. ‘But why dowe want two telephones * the voices of children singing happily, merrily, He jitddlés hee ond enddlos her and ‘sits her ; biways try to answer Bobby's questions na they play. on his knee, truthfully, ao TL removed the headphones arid The other day I sat at my window, which And says, “* My dear, do you: loye me? oF cleared my threat, *T love you. Do you love me?” werlooks a big open apace at the junction of “This i¢-a different sort of telephone,” I iwo broad thoronghfarea, and watched a dozen All -— Teepan. “Tt works without wirea—— “To-morrow, to-morrow, the wedding shall be,” or80 aasorbed boys and girls performing the “ Butyou put some wires over the roof ‘There is-aleo :— immemorial ritual, with tts age-old accompani- daddy,’ " he pointed out, Wiall-dowere, wall-flowers, crowing Tp. so high, ment of sing-zong music, whichforms such an I stroked my chin. This was not come to be, All vou worn ladies: are all mace to die, easential part of their games, eazy. Excepting Annie Clark, and ashes the only OTe, Playing at Life and Lave. For shecan hop and she con skip, “ What is-Eethar 7" And she can tum the candlestick. “We'll come to those in «a minute,” T said. Tt ia sometimes said that children nowadays ), my, fie for shame | “Now the old telephone haa a wire stretching arenot what they used to be. But, then, they Tum your face to the wall again { all the way from here to. London. This one never wer—if we are to believe what tho hasn't a wire like that. A man in London talka older generations invariably aay of the younger. Worth Preverving. toa wonderful machine, and this machine makes But, anyway, the girls are just the same. The And then there arethe Cockney boya who also have their chanties, many of which are big. waves in the ether—er—in the air. His eternal feminine is still the eternal feminine, voice travels along these waves till it comes to in baby-frocks as in academicals. Almost from surely worth preserving bymeans of the radio, cur house, ‘Thewires on the roof pick up. his the cradle they are still playmeg at life ‘and and as surely will be. There ia lesa poetry, but roice and ontry rb down to this litth machine, love, as if for practice, more homour in their efforts, as,for instance, this :-— and by putting these things on your ears, you tecalling the other day, I have onlyto close can hear what he's saving, Now do you woder- my eyes and ears tosee and hear them at their The animals went into the Ark, Hurrah, bourrali | stand ¢™’ ancient games of make-believe as I saw and Along of old Noah the Patriarch, The look he gave me was sufficient answer. heard them then. Hurrah, hurrah ! “Waves in the ethar ?"" he asked in a przzted

A Me‘odious Charus. The animals went in. two by two, voice. “ What is cethar, daddy ft The lively froz and the kangaroo: They are chanting one of those ald refraina Trust Bobby to pitch on the most awkwaril Thev all went into the Ark, question. now. Their yoieces rimg out in melodious For toget out of the ram “Ether, Bobby,” I hastened to explain, chores :— Though there is, perhaps, something of a “is—nothing—that is—it's something in the Ring-s-Ting oO" roses, Iyrical itt in the following :— air. Nobody knows exacthr what itis. Don't Pocketful of posies, Mister Jones ia # very. good man, Hovpla !—Howpla ! think about that; think of hig waves in Hoe tries to teach you wil he can: the air.” We all fall down !* Reid and write ane “rithinetic, Again and again they repeat their jingle. But don't forget to give you the stick. More to Follaw. There comesa pause, and then :— And when he dies he makes you dance like the waves af the seaside 7" exclauned Bobby, glancing apptehensively out. of the Poor Jonny ia a-wseping, B-weeping..a-weeping, Out of England into France, Out of France inte Spain, Poor Jenny is a-eee window, “Won't they come tumbling down¥" Over ihe hille whl back grainy | On @ boight summer a day. “No, of course they wont! These waves On the carpet she shall kneel The Vision Fades. are not made of water; they're not made of While the gras grows in the ficld— There are, of course, many more in this anything: 7 Stand up, stand up upon your feet, kind, bot perhape just two or three ehonld be * But how can you make waves. out. of roth- Choose the one you love so sweet, enongh. ing 7" he wanted to know. Chooses once—choose twice—choose three times There 1 :— I was beginning to wonder myscli. Whr over. / Bam, Sam, the dirty old man, did ] mention those wretched waves, anyway The Song of the Goat. Washed his face in the frying-pan, “Look here, Bobby," I said, “never mind

There is another pauat. Combed his hair with the leg of a chair— about the waves. Come and hear some pretiy San, San, the dirty okt man! Now# little girl and littler boy stand. de- misic,” And— Hehad never listened before, and his aetonish- murely, with linked hands, in the middle of “Fliveman, p'heeman, don't touch ma, mentand delight were good to wateh. Bodttme the ring of dancing children, circling around Eve fota wife ond familer." them and singing :— “How many children have you got T™ came all too soon—for Bobhy—and we had to yart for the night. Now you're married I wish you joy, “ Five-and-twenty ia my lot, Ts amy lot, ts my lot, On his wiy to the door, he resolutely pausedl First «a girl and. then a bey, Five-and-twenty ia my lot.” and faced me. Beven years afier, son and danghter, ““T didn’t hear any waves, daddy,” he sail, Eiraay amd cuddle and kiss together | Just one more play-rhyme, I remember, that “It's justlike a gramophone." Kies her ones, kiss ber twice, kisa her threo we ted to tease the girls with, dancing around “That's it, my lad," I was quick io agree, times over | then aa we sang :—- “we'll call it the new gramophone.” They embrace and kise ahyly. A cripple boy “Mother, may [po out to swim t" “Yea, my dearest daughter, But I am afraid f have not heard the last of jong the throng. And again they whirl round But hang your elothea ona hickory limb, those wares, giddily, And don't go ner the water.” Deswosp Bret : They. sing now a song of a dors buat, But—enough. My space is filled, The vision sr if his face reflecta hia mind, it is ‘the aong of the and the voitea fade away. The children’s hour Tre Hower Secnerarny lina decided that the Goat—which is what the Greek word Tragedy i6 ended, and the night 33 bere, installation of wireless in our prigone cannot

means to the cripple boy. —— be allowed. This pandering to the feelings of There. wasa butcher had a dog, Listeners prisoners seema to bo carried too far nown- in America have been invited to And Bingd wie his name—O! asst science during the eclipse of the sim which daye.—l'unch, B-i-n--01 will take place on January 24th. They hare © * e ™ B-rn-g-o ! A Wireurss station bas been establiched at B-inegef been asked to note whether there are any signs of “fading or atmospherics in the “shadow- And Bingo was his name—O Nome, Alaska, and daily bulletina are prepared Kise me quick and go! path” of the eclipse, During an eclipse last year from the world news received from other Kise me quick anid got ih wae reported that. signals suddenly increased countries. ‘These bulletins are then re-trgns- Tia a-starry night, the moon shiner bright— in parwer amd then decreasm| again, the affects mittedto schoola in the district and read as

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Looking Back in 1965

A Listener’s Diary of Forty Years Hence.

A WRITER in a London newspaper bewaile much. And before the war! Why, in 1910 orso “Licences | Licences!" he almoet screamed, the Iot of the experimenter who ia at with a bit-of crvatal and a pair of high reaistance “Well, well! you're not to know, I suppose. present indistinguishable from the meré listener ‘phones one was pleased enoughtohearanything,” I told you when onewas somebody the Puet new that apeccial receiving licences hate been “ But when did Broadcasting start ?"' I said, Office recognized one and pareone a licence to bbwaltshewd, “Oh, Broadcasting proper began with: the experiment, and one did a lot of really useful Tt ia, therefore, inferesting to give an extract British Broadcasting Company in 1922, I think, work, Why, in 1822 [ remember I got through from a young man’s diary written in the year Oh ! no, there wasa young man called Eckersley, to America on a 20 watt set!Yes, sir! lt may Poe. who afterwards became Chief Engineer of the zcem laughable to you, but I did, and got a April Ist, 1865.—I went to-day to see old BEC, He hod a station thatused to send ot aneaking little paragraph none of the papers. Higden. T managed to wangle an introduction once a week, Some people foimd him anmusing Pah ! makes you sick ! Then this B.B.C. comes and T waa, of course, interested in his:set. T found him tedious, always trying to be funny. along and stops all my work, and hey preste! cneermg sortof feller, too, never belinved the before you know where you are, there's oni Paris hy Television. amateurs were any good, Yea, he began it at type of licence only for everybody—orvetal The set waa. certainly good. It had all the Writtle half an hour a week: it used ‘to be acratcher, present buyer, hatener, or expert. np-to-date improvements, The old man had con] quality, although, of course, theyused menter, 025 wasit, or 267 [forget anyway, fitted the stereoscopic attachment, product of carbon microphones.” the genius of poor Clauster, really, although, as Early ™ Stunts.” a few of wa know, Blatter-Smith took all the “Then Came the B.B.C." ‘Yea, I heard all these silly early ‘atonta,” credit and, incidentally, the money, as they called 'em—Wembley and the nightin- “Then came the BoB. you said 7" After old man Higden had tinkered about, he mile singing, and heared them talking from left. the set and came with me to the sereen "Vea, then came the BAL, with a great aeroplanes, Oh! but they did think therWY Were flourish of trumpets, till experimentera never where [ watched. wonderful, 80 they wrote booke, haoke I tell you| could get the work ahead at all. We icere -some- He gave me that look which has comedown They're a bit better-now, nowthat they've got bodies, I can tell you, before all the others came since the days of 1923, that sort of “pretty to work in with other countries, But what's the butting in and complained about our oscillating. good, isn’h it?" expression that a man in- good of listening to distant places, eh t They evitably assumes when he ia ahowing off his Howcould one do anywork those days without a do it all for you. I remember getting America bit of oscillation’? They used to get so ratty at latest eet. I hadno need to be hypercriticals one of the first. Did I get any credit? No! the BBC Lord! | used to sit and oscillates aave for a slight halation at the edge of the » « «, But they tumbled to it weeks Inter figures, [saw the “* Ride of the Valkyrie” being all through thove silly technical talks, but, and rebroadcast Pitteburg or somewhere, ani performed in Paris about as clearly a8 if Td there, they most of ‘em got aweed heada one rotten it waa; I got it twice as well. Buthow Way or the other,” been there myself. they talked about it, and that Chief Engineer [ was particularly interested in the application * But surely, sir,’ I said, “how elas would fellow butting in andsaying it was all experi- of the primary colour process to television, and youhave had it? Broadcnating did, and we mental, as if ke was an experimenter.” all know ie doing, a tremendous Jot towards The old manleft the room to do some trifling Linnnched into o ciscossion with my host. making people happy.” nijustments. IT stayed to notice that a dear; A Glimpse at the Past. “Pah! Democratic principles and all that silver-haired Jady sat in o little alcove drinking “Vou know,’ he-said, “interesting as all aort of stulf they put in their books so’ to in the ever-changing pictures, this ia, it's nothing compared with theold days, wriggle another ten bob ont of gs. Oh ! yes," when to be an experimenter was to be somebody. he went on, “all this muck about entertaining, A Wite's Trials. New, wiles one's in the trade, one is indistin- The only part of Radio that's any good is Asa result of my host's adjnstroent in the guishable from the mere buyer of sets,” listening to distant stuff, finding out new things ; next room, the picture faded, leapt into the air, I could see that the old boywasbecoming experimenting, my boy, that’s what it's for, blurred again, while the sounda of Opera reminiscent, and I encouraged him to gaze All these programmes! Who wants to see a berame the sonnds of inferno, ‘The old lady further into the oryetal of paat experience, Pageant of Empire at Ontario ! Who wants to fighed, and gai: “Always the same, he People say it all began America,” he was sec and hear this Opera t” can't leave it alone, Ever since we've been aavitig, bunt. really, who shall say where or I had read of some ofthe carly difculties, and mafricd, I've never heard and seen the how it began? I remember, just after the asked him to tell me how they'd fixed up beginning and ending of anything. It'sHike great War, siliing in this very room and licensing and so on at the beginning. reading a book hurriedly; a phase here, a hearing Dame Melba aee there, ‘the singing from o tempor: tT) TT oe: net corte aaoreds ary station erected by — i i robbed of their drama = \\\AN\ ee the Marcom Company by an. ignorance of all in Chelmsford. Wave- ering that's gone before,” length was 2,400 iy f “Oh,” T replied, nictrea.. . . AB! yea, Ae, Shar “those are the neces- Ll know thet means oF “hy! sary trials of being the little to you who have bt) wilt of an experi- been broacht up on inenter,"" kilocyeles. Well, have “ Perhaps,” she Sunil. it your wn WIRY| about ed back at me, “Seience L2h kiloeyeles, ian tit 7 is a wonderful thing; Then our Government but Tthink it ds hetter closed the thing down, ieaélavethan «master, ao 1 was told, but I My bushand, you know’, went on listening ; one thought of taking it up got some pleasure out 42 4 profession when we of Morac in thoae daya. were both mach young- L don"t suppose thers er—when we Were wert many stations engaged, He tried for doing high speed aute- a job with one -of the matic then, I never compaties, I think, but heard any theese days they told him his quali- that [ can remember. fications were not quite Yea! just crashing out suitable. He has never derder der derat twen- quite got over that. I ty wordsa minute ! have told Phyllis that spark, too, spreaching Bhe would be better to over an awfol band of a! Marry someone without frequencies. Woll, ~ eanounceraioe the umpteenth successsuccessive evening) :,‘ Thave willl probably lesmore rain too creat an inbersst. well! one didn’t get teemorrow. A depression ** !* * |) * brig in Wireles:.”

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Hewitt, M.A. ™ Gyprc o.00-4. 30,— Bensley thet ond tis Orchestra, 3.50-4.80,—Claillard* and hig Orchestra, ; im Varios Lats '* (2). relayed from the Tower Picture Horses, h.20-i.3i—CHILDREN'S CUBRNER, 7.0-116.0.— Programme S28. from London. Leeds. 7.0-1030.— Prepranime 8. from Condon, 615-6. li. CATLDREN'S-OORNER. WEDNESDAY, January 14th. 4106.55, "On Mv Anwil," by the Smileamith. 11.30-1 2.30.—Gramophone Retorda df the weet. Te bt PrepSB, ron Gordon, THURSDAY, January 15th. 0, —Lvons' Café Orekostre, 8.30—1.90.—(iaillard wndl his Orchestra. 4.30-3.0.—WOMEN'S TOPICS, FRIDAY, January 16th. 1130-17230, Crimphone Records, 5.30-4.30._CHILDREN'S CORNER. 5.15-1.0.—_ CHILDREN'S -COBNER, 9,30.0, —tenshey Ghent ane hie Orchestra, 70-12. 1.—Progranane 8.8, from Dondon, b.o0-#. 15,-~"Teens’ Comer. 5, 15-6, Lb, GHELORES '#-ORNER. TeProgranme SB; from” Dodo. LO—WEATHERER FORBCART tnd NEWS -FRIDAY, January 16th. THURSDAY, January 15th. ee SE. fren, Dende. 4.0-4,0:—The “* State Baighter Liverpool Bend.” G.-A. ATRINSON. SB, frown London, $.15-0.45.— Talk t¢--Sehoole: -Misg BOSE 5, 30-6.30.—CHTLDREN'S CORNER, FYLEMAN, “How, to Appreciate Locul News, 7.0.—_WEATHER Pik ECAST anil NEWS. Se * Popular Programme. Poetry. ae, rem donor. 4d The Beals Pichu ‘Theatre (Or. BTRERT THE MORLEY BRIDGE. A ADRES Eas: SE. from. Londan, chestrei. SCHOOL CHOTR. i Ls a1. News. o. lo-0.0,—CH LLDREN'S CORNER Coukveaor, ARTHUR C. COOPER, THE LITHERL.ANE FRIZE HAND: G08 1. — "Teens Corner, THE BLACK DYRE MILES QUARTET. Under the -dinecfion* of J, E.. FIDLER: 6.3526.65.-—Prof Wo Davie, MM. A., 1 Fool ns REIGHLEY- DUNN (Tenor}. EDITH.. DUNLOP) ONES (Contrahte). ‘ A Faow, Material of Indnstry.* CLIFFOED BRAMPFITT (Entertainer), EDWARD SASTERSON (Baritone), TATPras 6.6. from andar. Td, ; ‘The Choir. ae Tau, as Band. Unison, * Eomte the Fair” *Temnoruation dteurely * . hileherg FRIDAY, January 16th. few thepe tera: iil Overtire, “The Bohenitian (sil ™ ....3. Balje 1.3044. 30.—Lyona’ Cale Orebostra. Puart Bini, a Sheyhe ria. Ad) and Woden 745, Conimmita Songs. Pia ae: tit Ahn Biggs 4.30-5.4.—WOMER'S TOPE. * "The Moon atthe Full” cnc ori (5) Trio, “ Oly theators “May 1 §.15-0.0,—CHILDREN'S CORNER. * Littl House of Blossing **. AerLode Peri =i Fletcher fii) hO6. 1"Piasina Comer. 75. Band, Pari EEL =. T hie Molo af ie _ 7.0-7,.30.—Progranpne 8.8. from Louden ; Af, B. Abani (2) Helection, ““Marntana” ....9.2,.4.e. 2aloe 7.43, ‘Lende FeO, 8.10 Bantone Sons, Popular Concert, BE Pgaes Se eee were a Beethoven * Sweei Early Violote "...... Sherrnigton WILLIAM TURNER'S onumer: Fylde ede ee eae Aircnhinnest “The Mistress of the Master "’..... Pltpa LADIES PRIZE CHOTE. 7.0. The Quartet, B.S, Band, CHARLES REYWOOD (Baritone. “ The Bohemian Girk” ....0..+++.- bale Tone Poem, Lorehye™ veccacee PerWeaivectee ARTHUR W, HAYES. (heciiations}, - * Hiore's Lifeancl HenHh" Hoalluis wove (11) 8.35. Contralia Pere. H. A. BROWDM {Entertamer). Heer ths AME saat s ifegenieer “The Waytarer’s Night Bong ™* 7.30, The Choir. 5.0. Caittord Hraniitt. Keesthvope Afartin (5) Parone iced lceee see Brenna iv Maribel. Chiferd Gray (ha) “SOW Bleep tha Crimean Petal” © Hogebudsa™ siideeciseeaes Gebel (2) B.05, Tenor Songs. Grilter 11) “Annie. Lauria” 0.0... Sanch Air (25) YAP bee Wii Be aie ie aoe a ee a OOF Lovely Night "...fanden Honold (4) 746, Entertainer at the Piano, ‘The Plingne ot Lowe "are Wo Cane Wile 7.50), Baritone Sone. 8.45, Bane. go. The Cleevir. “Tha: Arrad nae tie Gong" .. Bate (25 Gernet Dant" Dhaene Pho yeeek Losey (~ The Shepherd's Danes” i Passing BY) sitereey cace alee OeEE Evphonitim Sete, “in Collar ool ™ ! i, terpara ( 11) “ping Wte ce vcece ee toe! flit arr... 2ilar ? “How God Made the Daisies” a BRecitations from Dockene, SO, Bentone songs, Part — Cyrit een ir {2} = Gill Sikes ancl Fagin ("Olina Peek Chon ciel.ieero, OL) ) "The Bong of the Moor“ 8.70. The (hor, “T- Know t- Lovely Garten at Hardefat “wand of My Fathore” arr. We wracr \ wath age P10. Eeara, ‘pomewhers & Voreis Calling" .. Palos) Trea, “Diner 6 eee eee Co. Parry Beleection of Sanderson Songs ““A Bindin Hand”... ..¢...... Moeekef (3) £34, Teo Quer beh arr. Grd Eure [1) 3.25. Mutertainer ab the -Pians. a io aia ee eee ene Weber 9.30— WEATHER FORECAST und. NEWS. 8.35, Baritone Bones: © Avoto Mase "pes ee Dudley Buck (2) * The Fishermen of: England“... Pains 8.50), Tene Songs. So. from. London, Mr. A. H. NORRIS, SB. fron London, “My Work") Frank Butler, ateeat com- “ Phyllia Has Such Charming Graces” “ Questions ” f poser (23) arr HH. Lane Wevon Local Nowe, “Old Clothes and Fine Clothes “ : “ Tho Pretty Creatures” arr. Hf, Lave MW ifeoea 10.0. Hand. Afartin Sha: 9,2. Clifford Bramifith Waltz, “ Red Poppiea ™ d Beexmarcirees Fimnuneer 6,45, Reertstions from Brreleens. “ Rough and Ready" .. Clifford Gray (iy Selection, “ Echocs of the Opera PY “David and BSteerforth " (“ David Cop- 9.10. The Quartet: are, inper pertel:d'). Tl) Trovatore oc s4 eck sees +» Perds 10.30,—Cload down. B55. The Choir, a2 8, The: Choir. “The Night Bells *.... Fincent _ Absent ™ ote eee eee Wetcall il | Part Song, SATURDAY, January 17th. “Fall on Mo Like a Silent Dew ™ Trio,“ ‘The Nightingale ...0 Weeblrer (11) 5, 20—0,230,—Claillard and his Orchestra. Coleridge Taylor ca Linea,“ "Phere’s a Land..4+ iit ily Wear My Prayer"... Wemdelsnalin (25) Choris, Jerusalem "*. 0. A.AS Parry (2) 5. 4-6.50--—-CHILDREN'S CORNER. (Continued to colwmn 7, page 135.) 6.30--10.30.—Praqranime S.B. fron Loudon. 7.0-12.0,—Programine SRL trent Lordon,

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132 _— RADIO TIMES -— Jasoame. Orie: 1938 Serene ee oe

A HIGH-GRADE CRYSTAL SET FOR 7/6!

The BIIOUPHONEis not a toy, but a first-class instrument, and despite its extremely low price gives results at least equal to the most expinsive crystal set procurable. The variometer circuit employed gives finest possible reception, Bim arrat and its exclusive features and splendid finish place it in a class miles [—rentersae ahead of any competitor, m4 7 f It is a sturdily-built little set, neat, portable and light, and can be used (Qi with two or threepairs of headphones. Model 1 is for ordinary broadcasting, and has a range of 250/700 metres. Medel 2 is for ordinary broadcasting, and the High-Power Station also, having a range of 250/700 and | (600 metres. Reception from SPECIAL WATES C.A.V. de luxe ACCUMULATORS. | te, High-Power Station js ex- cellent up to about |0) miles. A special de luxe model is now. being manufactured. It is of the highest standard throughout and will EXCLUSIVE FEATURES. doubtless be the .wireless battery of the future. Variometer Tuning. Orders can mow be accepted for delivery at an| Enclosed test quality Shaw's carly date, Hertzite Crystal. 10W?2 2 24 a B39)sd, 4cWe 4 46189)<< Moulded ebanitedetop and hase, 3CWS 2 36 3 4cws. 4 60 2 59| Nickel-plated fittings, 7CW4 2 4 BS /6CW2 6 242-03 3 CW. 2 #01 291 6CW3 6 % 2:08 Model 1 - 7/6 4C0W2 4 242 °69/6CW4 6 «48 2199 4CWS 4 t1n3l6ecws 6 0 389| Model 2 - 10/-

send to-day for our interesting 1924/5 catalogue. noe LeNITOTS&S ros, 1d. (OYz Office: 12, 13, 14, GT. QUEEN STREET, KINGSWAY, W.C.2. “"Phone : Gerrard575-6. Works: LONDON. BIRMINGHAM and WESTCLIFFE. ‘Grams: 2ywateseng, Westcent,

DO THIS! When you pause foro manent bebipes a wireless deaier’s window to acimire the array of wonders ton't Vou often wish your own tthe home-made ett at hark hich saeh: heat titel Chinient wire as. these Foper-eetscin bbe window, U 3 ] nl Win Lf you Gxaimineg the wiring oi these super-sets, Fou TTL sPysuinerth ( b e a d wil gee each join neathy

ane 1 eit sollercd You can da et listen to this this! 5 Just with tome solder ane ve neverbefore had J inal PLURITE. Ane such fine rece ti i apart from the resultant meatness, the receptive qualitics of your set are p om fotticerably Hippo ect, tial So.dering is delightfully easy wh *LUXITE is at band to. lelp you. is at ban 7. Penne paver eny ee Sarre FLUXITE “reteUralrumt"”ive tricatjo'aetJ natural* fellow"productery sndenthansoumthoi antBrestthingwher Fou ASK‘ YOUR.: IRONMONGERi OR HARDWARE- DEALER eeTO SHOWeee teeseet, ae easier, Pom YOU THE NEAT LITTLE 1You naturallyralwant the featS k a n erecepiianWay aepeurte” peligsis ce LUX j T ser 6

bread Tt t3 perfectly simple to use: and will last for years in constant mse, It er seepsse ts i : ah ‘ USE ONE ' eee fateuta) baerwee contains a special ' small-space™ * Ad BECOME + PPD)oe8 : tials Deccan wrk Soldennc iron, with non-heating | A ' cant ber,hw aitie. es Sot metal handle, a Pocket Blowlamp, |

FLUXITE,: Solder, ete, and full ::; URALIUM ‘ : Fram aff Deolers cor direct from: instructions, Price 7 Vr fe EN THUSIAST! FreiedeLaeae is Laeid ok teins iors dota it DISTRIBUTORS: WEST OF ENGLAND & SOUTH WALES. HOTTINGHAM. [Meses, PAYNE a HORNSEY, Ltd, Steney Fireet, EOWER ELECTRIC5, Vietaria¢Brintollse OOLed, einesoeaethane, SIMPLIFIES SOLDERING LANCASHIRE & CHESHntc. BROWN fee eee at ari fprteng faval ee, STae & 50%. i Ach ore AE Ey hed in Uns, price p 1/4, ond * HENRYLid, WitelessHOLLINGDRAREPactors Princes St. “Qperacen: ,PyBomecardStreet. Buy a tin to-day, ANOTHER USE FOR FLUXITE Stockpert Goodee: dn, King Street. FLUXITE LTD., 528, Bevington "ARDENING TOOLS & CASE HARDENING LEEDS, T..B.éf, MORLEYBeainghall &St. CO.Leeds, BELPASS.HORNSBY,.Messra,Ltd, CastlePAY5t,RUEBelfast, street, London, 5.E.16. ASA: FOR LEAFLETMETHODS:ON JarPROPED

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Swansea Programme. ook 485 M. Week Beginning Sunday, january ith. BA on SUNDAY, January 11th. anf { a410.48_ Pragin ine ess, from. Cardiff. MONDAY, jan wary 12th. O41 The Camtewinema Orchestra, relayed froin the Ciestle Cinema, Absent Diintetor, William “Amodct. fo0-5.1.— WOMEN'S TOPICER. 6,.15-0.0,—_ CHILDREN'S CORKER. 1-1, atone0, from Card (if. TUESDAY, January 13th. 3.0 4.0,— iG aammophone —Recorls: Y@ B, 155.0, CHT LD REN S CORRS ER, wall 11,2, Progranune a. Jromw fevicton, WEDNESDAY, January 14th. 0bhe Cette (nema Onelesten. Theyweigh but mO-i, i FOE Ss OPCS, — 5,15-6,0,— CHILDREN'S CORNER. six ounces! ed ee J? pot nrsarn jan se. Pron t rate i THURSDAY, January 15th, and SATURDAY, | January Lith BVIOUSLY' tele- S04—Phe Cliagtia iat Orchestra, L550) ATLOREN Ss CORNER, phones for Broadcast So otwins cls —P sopra ae oS. fron ode. use should be light in weight, NO FINER ADJUSTMENT FRIDAY, January léth. sensitive and low in cast. fia a! WOH otro ed ck, ANYWHERE. ree

Si 01-1Ss, TOPTCE, lO. OCH ELPRESSE CORA TEE The Brown Featherweight The R.L loudspeaker was first heard

et —WEATHER. FORECAST nad: AEWs, of six months ago, but it has not been Soy from banana. Headphone is probably ' advertised bo the public becauze of the SATAN ROD, SG fron Betton, the lightest’ in the world Local “Tas. keen demand for the orginal production. WAY ROBE RTS-2OSTCS CSaspptetic). (imelading cords if weighs It is the teloudspeaker de luxe, and claims ITLORED FURS LARD (Contralte), but 6 ounces) yet. ils to have a more sensitive cdjustment RAYS EVANS Cvenori. WILLIAM H. HOARE'S GECHESTERA, sensiliveness compares than any instrument you have heard. secant, Orchestra, favourably with others ) The unique system ofaltering Macoh, “Tho Behef soe e5. aotra we tT) May Hobe rat J tines. considerably heavier. the air gap by thesliding of OT EE Ph ee see dear sanders [4 one prism on another is the CSM= am ere Pia eater = irae And Broadcast enthusiasts AMifornws) ee ee eee ee Se Jorsior secret of the fine tome and antl Orchesae. fullyappreciate that at erfect adjustment that can Geert, “Ol Rithontionsses ... Avira iwenty-jfwe shillings the liye [iviwris. e regulated to a millionth pair these Featherweights “Lend Abe YoHL r Ae", aah erieg teA el of an inch, eliminating that Tteel bh. dimiel fir, oper Hi icl Dhoeper Bill have no compelilor. Walt Hoary: Angele oy es Aaividel sudden jump when the sen- Te Reoresys Weridvé-Taylor (11) sitive spot is reached, #10, Orchestra, Thoroughly well made, WW alts, = CCT aaa a lattejel under typical Brown super- It will handle any amcunt 6, 3i, Mildred Pursiand, ol power without chattering, “The Mage of Your Voire. Carr-Hardy vision, they are indeed * Fiisnd oO Mine ee es Sei derao ET) remarkable value for H’rite fous now for free brochure, and = Tommy Jad Sr aa ae Alarpetan, 1 il} ask your dealer to demonstrate ane. Orchestra, monet. Berceusa (Shimbor Somer) i... s5. Squire Price £6:6:0 Moy Reébortaslones, “Phe Glueck ab. Boe eo Nutting Messrs. Radio Instruments, Ltd., London, W.C.L “Song of Thanksgiving" .... Alien (1) ret all Dealers :* 12, Hyd: Street, “Waltz Song gericie | tee Geen 8 Hh. Chrohesira. Porisian Bketch, No.1"? Dembiaelle Chia” dea 0 Filcicier Rhys Evans. “Oh, Lovely Night"...Landon Ronald (5) i also 120 ohms 22/6 “OWVhere Aby Coravon Tas Rested ©.)kr LG oe ea dc Denteo es ae ae UDeo i Handphones 53). “Flower Song“ {" Carmon "ji... Fizet (4000 ofurs) §.10. Orolietira. Rurnil Sorte, “Woodland Pietores Fletcher Jnteodoetioan tact Danie, “Tin thie Hav. fields“s> Thomanes, “An Old World & G. BROWN, LIMITED, Ciiriden. "+ -“Hurmoreske, “The: Bean r Victoria Read, MS, Acton, Wea. imist. Sheereore : Tntermesso, “ Dayttreams." .. Aliggin (18) 19, MORTIMER STREET, Wl, 2,30,—WERATHER FORECAST ond NEWS. >. MOORFIELDS. LIVERPOOL, 6/° AHlGH ST, SOUTHAMPTON, SO fron: onary, Mr A. H. NORRIS. £18. from Losdor. Loreal B.ews, LO. Orehoaatrn, Poriian Sketch, No. 2,-*' Gal Masque” Pletcher 10.10, Mildred Furaland, 1 Shall Wait. For “Vow... ee ‘| dance oe eaEeee field Wireless Apparatus I! Did Not Know...... Sides 10.30, Urechostre., March,’ “ Under the Stars?) oe Waetes 10.30.—Close down. Grier ald, BOT, ee

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, 5 2 0 1 with a flies Jasrcany thin, 1925,1 —- RADIO TIMES 3 135 . High-Power Station a| Programme. (Corned From page LT.) HARRY DEARNE (Conmeslian }, ROBERT CARR (Baritane} - hoe, The Gebet, eC Ueriure Dramatigque, “ Harmle(’" .., Tach Valse de Concert, “Ane d'Amour" Velaicufel 7.45, Halfan Hour with “ The Georzuens,” BVIO 8.10. The Octet. Roelertion of Trish Adve aise. Jaber Fox-teot Melody,Ll Love You." {Played oe first aa written, then in the styles of ee Vallace, Halfe, Verdi, and Gouna.) Ae oe eee eae ee “Faust: Famteste ",...c0cc.:s0ice00. Fveniawaki fk et eh wateteten ae (Bolo Violin : Macver Gordon. } fot. t 8.45, “ The Georgmns " will Entortuin Again, fe Cee GE. The Detet, 7 mipee a Celeste Bolo, “Whispering of the Flowers ™ rr eae ack hon, Aion tahoe. {Solo Celeste, Frank Reace;) e sui {| | /

“Three African Dancaa oiiasec vee TERY >, 9.50,—WEATHER FORECAST ‘and NEWS. he SOB. from London. + fae —

0.45,—THE SAVOY BANDS, relayed fram Ai ek UL | the Savow Hotel, Londen. ; ‘a | 11.45-32.15—MIDNIGHT FOLLIES CABA, H fille |. iar tay RET. S&.8, from London. : ae ij |

; Edinburgh= Programme. 4 rBP geeot= 4 (¢ ‘ontinued from pags 125.) *. ie : 8.53. Mary McKenzie. 7 ne “Remance”’ from Second Wiolin Con- ; a RU: ccs cb kee repre ee een dive ge one MW enraical{ ee - *hnmson diy Boieee Kerbulka |” cist a eA secre PTT hit er Arensly F i 4d the fh. : Joon Watson. i. = Seattiah Songs: i my % ee ea “ Within a Mile o° Edinburgh Toon,” @ ‘ Pyefate ges - The Blue Bella of Bootlandd,"* y a * “ Hush-a-ba-Bitdie:” | ae "5 _* Comin’ Thro’ the: Rye, | aie e 5,20, Cissio Worlward. é he. History repeats ites. Tho long way round is the wrong Peee cies seaaseycddes en: RO | a way round. “Sardine Sous la Pie ' The Suez Cong!) amd the Panama Conall heave proved this obvion: “ Gollywog's Cakewalk "posse Debussy VE truth for many vears. The Climax Radia Harth is proving in Study in F Sharp Major ...... , Arenaky } i i again in another. feld, ; 0.30 Th —Progranme 5of fron London. 1 ve bs oe way round is the wrong. way. round im radio cartl 10.10 (approx. ), Fronk Brady. f a ! Tedag abe thinks of taking the lone circuit round the Cape. “When I Waa Page” (“ Falstaff") PFerdi i To-morrow no one will think of taking the long circuit round the 2 ve eean Sh se saawais veswencer ened Eaelfy (1) ‘ oo wilerpipe or gas-pipe earth, i ' Aenel optoy. deeteeeeeeee Drie Shee iH The Suez and the Panam cost many millions “of money onl ro. 20). Mary McKenzie. r o ' many years of eflort, But the cost hat been justified over amd 1 BaP EMred he: scutes gekwaesteas vi eee erm “| ee qver weain, = te : ‘1 Colambine ' (Vath)... oe nal SAL The Climax Radio Earth oosts five shillings, 2b can De ipstalled { | bere saesay toe oak ; st ' 10.30.—Close down, a : in Gve minutes. It is easily the best investinent 16 radio to-day, / 4 But—beware of inferior imitations, Insist on the name CLIMAX. Fi The CLIMAX LOW:LOSS EARTH is the best form of @ircc: SATURDAY, January Lith. i; garths it 1s ready for immediate use. Te tf quickiy and easily a,0—4.0.—Tho Station. Pimnoforte Trio. a installed; Jtis jar better than the old-iaghionéd Walter or eye. f.0-6.0.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. { pipe earth, with its long, uphy and fneificlent wire trailing throuch 7,0-12,0.—Programme 308, from London. , J teee iolories bys Bad, flask to a pene pipe. the = ——— - oe CLIMAX RADIO CoOoPrPR z : enetrates deeply inte the

Le 0 , erourl, ensuring an excellent earth Soanectitin slwayer Deilled Nottingham Programme. a) und perforated, it. carries water casty to the surrounding earth. (i ‘omgivned Jrompetge 125.) : i = Se— intermittont slmnals, 13:“am Walleecitationsalentingfrom Dickens.Pike* kii é WIE; scaheElectric maincae J iof weiglaaays2vesbctin’et waset Interieronce, 9.20:10.0,—Programme 8.8. from Bouter on ‘ a GET A BETTER EARTH TO-DAY. GET A CLIMAX COPPER EARTH.

1.0 = Baritone Songs, H li Price 5/- Postage 6d. Immediate Delivery, rr ears ae Abaudde « earn = Obtainable from all progressive wireless stores or direct from re m +55ee od we 66g ROOM La ai i the manufacturers. l .Kinow «a Eank”™ oo... Afartin Show —| | i * Eneland Rie” ac eke, T'ertaqg el Friege F INSIST ON THE NAME

15,10. Entertaince ot the Piano, i bo St The Choir. a fi ’ * Yo Banks and Braces" .. Seotch Air (25) | | “i eek as te = aoa (25) f eeey cL : YX | “doeod-mieht, Beloved seein 2ttnett (25 i Fhe . 10.30.—Close down. te a ew -~-RA DIO SATURDAY, Jan 17th. pati : : | | 3.16—4.15.—The SighCutis trie ett: : CLIMAX PATENTS, Ltd., i i 5,.0~,0.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. 182, Church Street, London, W.8S. ' 7.0-12.0.—Prooramme 8.8. from London, Telephone: Park 2023, —

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ONE OF THE

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The LITTLE The All Concert-de-luxe. “SPARTA” 0 Receiver within the past tier, In resulite tt will eam= few months has had Pare Most lavourably with oct fnch & Yorua as the Loud Speaker will give purity of reproduction costing three times 96 muckh— “Vadern Wireless AL Come comparable with that of its famous. full size pro- valves— | low price, In fact, is neo cert-de-luxewii] Sects thatThree: dil criterian of its etiGicnor, but is totype—the standard Sparta—and ample volume sts il ct a p e d Pl barage gs a n a the result of am honest eifort to of sound for indoor wee. The Little Sparta is control; them—and esbut. two produce a highfee graded Receiver+ controls, it-is a splendid Set fir . Biel pa no toy-—nothing has been omitted which can add i ihe Lata 1 it a reasonable price, Tele- , a aa ee ** phony=P —range JGoo-750qm miles,7" toils efficiency, The Perfect miniature Speaker, All Battery terminals. are “at with Toud Speaker range of the rear and nothing disturbs PRTaccording te condithons, | the syminetrical ApPAdraNoe crf Ae sour Dealer for tt Complete [with -stt of -Broad- | the panel, Note that telephones casting Gols) in polizhed oak Type ], 14 olums and Loyd Specker-are plugged cabine t (Marceni royalties paith) Type HJ. 2.000 ohms Fuller’s United Electric . in by means of the plug and and -fialby Eularilecd, faith SySbom, Every part tckel Type HH, 4,000 ohms plated ‘and af the yery fAnest Works Limited, | quahty, this Recover repre- £13 - 10-90 ents exceptional tales for Mahogany Cabinet 55, extra, 55/- Chadwell Heath, Essex ) Send for List No. 425 London Depot: 58, HIGH STREET, Wr% 2

The utmost fromonevalve Thewnaninous opinion of aeveral of the for meh Fistlio Engineers of this eotntny to whion this wondernut receiver has heen expdainet anil demonstrated, if surme|riaeal-by thi phrase: “4 A Bie nly designed wircaurd lncIeee 0 nophp red Which Gives 4 Wide Pebrige: ol riety UPL CREW ALEal avi Volumen! and. IN) freakieh or untried prin- ciple has bean incorporated however, ane the Sei ia thereiore ptable in operation and caby to ailjush. in average range of “100 miles for telephony 12beso: al ner Bet Ge allawed toa leave the all the ordinary B.E.C, : works until it has received Dull Emitter 4-Valve Set. PriceFr SaLOn8 On a Aina single wire aerial | £LG- j a:chs Seni ren bie unio COUPE PUTaoe Th Pe il (plus 12) Mar cash you are not perfectly satistied OF the man whe dort not Bic luding a$4. rite = want to be troubled with for Jonge distanec use coverings 4.000 ser hearle he =eor Descriptive Booklet frec, Accumulators here an al BIB, (om) §6Continental exoellont. g-Valve Set entirely: whivelengths, Telephone range enlf-ead tarred. All Batteries 1,000 tiles, Loud Speaker Tue tected crystal set are. fitted imide the talinect q00 miles acnathog ‘to local and fie Price icles P| Cal Come thems; Tt polishin

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and I don't regret it a little bit—the results are § m marvellous. Experientia * \ Beades, the instrument only costs a fiver, com- oi plete in a handsome dark oak Jacobean £ Cabinet, and the components inside arethe docet! best it ts possible to obtain. 4 VERA Even after I bought all the accessores-—tw HE very first Loud ; 4 dull critter valves, high tension battery. accu- Speaker ever built for roulstor, a pair of "phones, and paid the Marconi wireless use in this country nS = Ttovwalttes, the whole metellition cost me was a creafion of S&. G. re r under S11. and Jones himself adnate | get eood better results than le dors. on hess thirly Brown, Lid. Indeed, the guiner set: am Recvietierdin gq ut very ferm “Loud Speaker te all my fr: end. was actually originaled by Sa TAKE MY TIP AND WRITE FOR FULL PARTICULARS, fhem to describe this The entirely new Instrument. 7 \ CITY ACCUMULATOR Co. li name on any Loud 10, RANGOON STREET. Speaker is visible evidence LOANDOWN, E.C.3. thal if Aas been built by And at Leeds ond Boarnsmonth.; master crafismen—that il Agente Peeryirinre TRAE ITO LTO definitely conforms to the highest scientific standards of

sound reproduction- ~and that

frespective of purchase price ifs fone is perfectly lifelike THE AVOMETER and natural. (Patented) is the only Instrument in the World See ff of your dealer's to-day— cxumine Hs superior workmanship togive Accurate Readings in —tui, above all; hear if on acival AMPS VOLTS OHMS cementation. O01teo12Z .1to600 Oto 10,000 & Inf. Prices THREEINSTRUMENTSINONE Hi. 21 inches high. 120 ohms £5; 5:0 Classified British Standard Ist Grade. 200) hens 25: 8:0 4000 ches £5:10 0 Hz. 2 inches high. 1) ohms £2: 5:0

of 700 ohms £2: 8:0 4000 olma ef £ 10 i 0 Q. The de-luxe model £15:15:0 in all TESrStAmces.

THE WORLDS GREATEST RADIO CRYSTAL HOMO 5. G. BROWN, LIMITED, CONCERT TESTED & GUARANTEED, Victoria Road, N. Acton, W.3.

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—— Write for fall particulars to— ireland: Pettigrew & Merriman Led. The Automatic Coil Winder & 8, Corporation Street, Belfast Electrical Equipment Co., Ltd., Produced by:—Newtren [id., Siedian “ Wellington House,” Buckingham Gate, London, 5.W.1, Howse, sointhenihton ow, Lotador, Hct. "Plea © AP epicierht Sot, Telephone Victoria 158, Telegrams —Autowinds, Sewsat, London. Gilet:da! seo.

ti} Brandes Bre ‘el “ip rary oer oie! Howes hak FetaPMaraer,Fer.wiinidimgyay ile i‘aca, ie if i I Taft ted. 7 hi a ; iat : a ye . ¥ aay Cen rithiter

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Grandpa now neglects his evening paper—a surprising fact, because with him it was almost a fetish. Someone brought home Brandes and the clarity with which he gets the broadcast programme, the melodious tones ensured by their arched Tone feature, claim his Tune the " : a fervid interest. ‘There he sits, with a finger in the bowl of a dobleTalbor : F half-filled and forgotten pipe, oblivious to our entreaties, As soon as we are able to penetrate his intense interest perhaps he will adjust the Tad/e-Ta/fer and the full rich tones will fill the

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Sant any TH, 1925.] mo_ RADIO TIMES —! 144 = i 2———— = SOrULAR WIRELESS AND WIRELESS REVIEW. January 10th, 1634. REGISTERED AT THE G.F.0 45 A NEWSPAPER. sesameaneaSFINION ANDBeeee

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Tee‘PERFECTAERIAL are offered to all readers of “The Radio Times” DOES BROADCASTING who have benefited by the OWE ITS POPULARITY TO use of ELECTRON WIRE during 1924. ELECTRON WIRE? We hope that all who have not tested Electron Wire, YES! VERY LARGELY, BECAUSE the perfect aerial, will do ELECTRON WIRE SOLVED THE soat once and thus ensure a better wireless oa AERIAL PROBLEM. NEW YEAR IT BROUGHT WIRELESSWITHIN THE REACH OF ALL.

NTIL the advent of “Electron Wire.” thousands of people were unable to incta!l U even a simple crystal set becouse of the serial difficulties. They had heard so mich about the eclficiency of o set depending upon the aerial, that they really imagined it absolutely necessary to fit up am claborate alfair with masta, stays, insulators, jead-in tubes and olso to make holes in the -walls or -windows, ctc., an expensive item. generly, Many landlords of flata positively refuse to allow iniths an acral. Then we offered “Electron Wire,” and instantly masts, insulators, lead-in, Tubes, and costly bills were sbeolutely abolished. Ewerybody can fix an efficient atrial indoors or out ‘ o f doors for the total outlay of 1/8 for 100 it, sufficient for Complete Aerial, Lead-in and Enrth. ABOUT OURSELVES.

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