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OFFICIAL The World“On One Valve!

PROGRAMMES for the week beginning By P.P. ECKERSLEY. | READ so much of sets. which can give his. wireless set. It is a crystal set. In time, SUNDAY, November 15th. very loud signals; or can stil hear he reads of valve sets; his imagination very distant or weak stations. I read, in depicts him inviting his neighbours in to PROGRAMMES1 INDEX.» fact, so much of sensitivity that [ sometimes hear Rome, Brussels, Aberdeen, London. or feel I read little sense. “Why 1s it that all some remote station. He is everywhere LONDON..... 347, 948, 350 must be praising sets in terms of quantity encouraged to beheve that, with a single rather than quality? Why are sets which valve set, he can hear the world. The very BELFAST i ae “hearAmerica on the fewest of valves hoardings shout at him, “All the World BIRMINGHAM seuss $49, 350 held up to our admiring eyes 3 on one valve!” Hé, in a moment of pro- BOURNEMOUTH os 354, 352 t a * i sperity—lI say this in no spirit of scorn ; we CARDIFF ...... «: sa 953, 354 I would, if I were a despot, forbid theuse all. knowwhatit is to payfor this new gadget of a set which had not a sufficient factor of and: that—buys or makes this one-valve set. MANCHESTER . ven 955, 356 safety. I would forbid the set, not becanse His local station he finds is stronger and, ME WOCASTEE. ccciicsiciacs vacstrcssiovrvicn SSB, 9 [- wish to stop anyone doing anything he to that point, his purchase has been a wise ABERDEEN 3.03 coiecicivesees woe O00, del liked, but because of the interests of the one. The robustness of the single valve set GLASGOW boo .. 362, 363 majority. It does not become anyone to is in its favour and, with dull emitters, the interfere with other people's hbertv: we low and high tension batteries should present BIGH-PO WER...... 0060 a0 yee OO should all be. allowed to do exactly no drawback. But what of “ AH the World DUNDEE ... : 1 8 what we like, so longas we don't interfere on one Valve-"? He has one valye— EDINBURGH ...... it with the liberty of others: We drive % in é # on one side of the read only out of con- I- draw a veil.. Alas! thats Lic h a ver of HULL.. = Tetaec mee sideration for others: if we were alone on silence cannot be drawn overMr. Everyman’: LEEDS-GRADPORDsciisicicdecccveccccsanscin 390 the read, it would be a foolish rule that aerial: Oh! Mr. Everyman, don’t do at! PPVMOONE ao dis iesksncas ek Eaa isT made us take one side or the other, Liberty jease don't! You render such a. disservice NOTTINGHAM...... i 3ee should be. the only thing worth having. to broadcasting, you annoy your neighbours, Liberty, however, can only be secured by you irritate the family. This last point need PEYMOUTH cies oa service. And the greatest disservice you not matter, it 1 your famuly and they ‘can SHEFFIELD ...... ieee tate eee Ee can do your neighbour, the cause of. braad- deal with you or you can deal with them, easting and yourself, is to think that you It is your poor unfortunate neighbours out- SWANSEA... GE altetye ee have thelil erty to use any Set you Itke. side, a i * * a a Es BA EVENTS OF THEeeaie Ofwhat is oscillation you can read here- STOP PRESS NEWS....:. ae BEI [ avrite naturally to appeal to al) to refrain from making their sets oscillate. I after by writing tous for ourpamphlet. [f an — eee ee _—— a have been depicted every now and again I can persuade you that, unless it be in the IMPORTANT TO READERS, with lethal weapons searching with a livid hands of the very skilled, the single valve set 1s not useful except to listen.on phones The addvess of “The Redio Ties in ll, Soothampion face for oscillators; My friends malign me. Srect, Strand, Lemden, W.C.Z. I have the utmost sympathy with the to. your local station (up to thirty or forty The addvess of the British Broadcasting Company, Lob, i miles), then I have not written in vain. 2. Savoy Hill, Strand, Londen, WC.2 oscillator, I can quite understand that he RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION to “Ths RadioTheos” Ga- feels his situation. Look at it this way. Mr. The pure common-sense technical bedrock cludiog # €2.wo Adon bohm F p Teele Everyman(having bought his furniture} buys (Continued overleaf in column 3, ) Shoatin (Bcitish), Iie. i

ae RADIO TIMES — [ NoveaumEn Sv, ne hones immortal Lave Story. ‘The. World ‘On One Valve ! {Continued from the previous page.) a OF tb all ie that. as in all engineering, we . Gounod’s “ Rinse end Juliet.” met have a proper factor of safety. 1 am elie davie Hot aehoined in the least te repeat what DT hayve Ey Af othe lye forms of Roiseo and altel, Opera, Part, Kicehr pan: R omen, She wie whiten 80 often, becaose FT am told ropetition ta Connal’s ia themost popular, Before the then, throu the WetrMmen talits of thi Baryprees the soul of jourmatam, and the best journalnem Cam poser of dove,” ashe called himself, tiened to buctnie, who hac | reaurtit alu vit her marriages, the Hine kt He perio, the drm ofthe Capuleta, a had beon exploited Marquise de Caux; but-this union was not te last by my musieine, inclading Bellini He wrote-a hone. ane ot Was erident te. seni oF ble: mcm = a + work on the sulject in four acta: lat the third was nt the Opera that if it war dissolved, Nicolini would if you nest Jisten, in the present stage of the ao niealisiactory that one from Vaccaj's opera on the be that nobleman's successor, For the coupie were irt, to clistont stations, bwoor three high Treqenoy me theme wos subetituted for it, and for years acta lar ae Hvehin tove withcach ather an tho part valves are estential, D have lately made my father- Bellini wazcommonly credited with the whole of this they wer representing would ordinarilyhave im in-law ao belated present of a wireless «et. My CUTTS, Sra len, poked on them to simulate, father-in-law was born in that unremantic pga

Sometimes it was no lesa remarkable for other One night a conscientious statistician kept CER LTE when a hansom cab, apart frpra the train, was rennike Berliog when in Florence, heard thot it Of the hisses they excharaed un the Taleo y Beet, the fastest of vehicles [in more scene than one), was to be presenters, He went to the theatre with and he: mache the niaimber dyenty-nine ! Wot He wee never an engines and his electrical know. an ardent desire to hear it, andwas horrified be find Tery long attervardse Nieoling bees eins Tatts Srascirere Jeqhor ia conmhned be a know fev lees of how to awitoh that, whike the Juliet weasa hig «ne hate hushanal, on and off adight, He now tind himself in posers woman, the Romeo was apether actress, and one 4 sion of one of the most remarkable pieces of appara- tll and elim that she was dwarfed in the duets. tus in & world which daily prodaces more and Goonml'’s setiing, however, is now most ifavour more wonderful machinery. everywhere, and ia held in such esteem in France Bitmingham, Minster, or Brossela are hiefor the thatitiseensidered anporior oven to fits, f‘uljietment. While-he, like a:censible man, mostly listens to London, he till haa the other possibility An Eleventh Hour Change. of roaming farther ateld; ‘And he never disturbs Composed on the shores of the Meliterrancan, those few neighbours hich on, the Chiltern Hille,

fomeoavd Juflet underwent. many meadihedttions Phe reason and the only reason is that his set fo = before rh was pirodliead, (ing 1; made ab the properly fesioned and manntactired ach which te eleventh hour, At the early mhearaals the pro- all sensitive and yet never offends others, leue owas sone “of” with the ‘cortam down; t + = lait, «few fights later, somebody proposed that the Sa we eome to the fael that the fullest potent. curtain shold be mised, aod that all the artiste alibies Of wireless came be unselfishly realized shoul take the place of the chorus, As a reanlt, titlead we are prepared to pay moneyforthe pleasHIre, we Wa ve the: prolague in which the characters aie We have always etriven to stress the public servicer whorus. briefly outline the story, conception of our work, We have always trieid-to Vhie OPC. was produced at the Thisitre Lyrique, give yon the host in the means whercehy you receive Paria, on April 27th, 1867, and its anceess was never programmesand the programmes themeclves, Wo in dlowht, Parhiculwah: well received: wae the now have piven withboth hands; T hope not stinting oe TCI Baktony fea EE Ceepite ihe any pscblancs the service for the benelit. of the few, but so rapidly to the soll mort famous Garden Scone im Fria. has the -art- developed that. we-haye. been tnabhs Ba erent wis the cuthnsisam, inde, that it caused to mike conerebo some of the idealsowe bear mn mine, an intihent probably unique in the annals of the ardwe aek meaiwhile for pour co-operdar and ivr Shia, The Balcony Scene aan a Ramen and Juliet.” your patience, Dining «© doct between Romeo and .nliet— Neither of these are given by the persivtent Since the London prodintion in, Italian, many “when,” as «conten porary chronicler graphically meilater who spuils the service for cnreelyes, other remarkable representations of Komen eidt Supine Darran, A eee, Carvalha juasenct from oie of the himeelf, ane oflereciyea, have bern giver-in this emuntry. In S08 there wisa arms of the tenor Michot to the other ’"—there was a4 a “Ki & sch tomulinons applause that the singers. could * command” performarice at Windsor, and on this In a reeent article, T tried to show how theart int contindé, andhad to hein main. oooaion sever London journalists were among the would, in all probability, develop ; fewer siationg, “supers.” with the result that some exceptional hot higher power. Thon, indeed, the single valye A Favourile of Paiii. detatie"” gotin the pee, = The sudioner, too, ab ones reengnized the merits Pisclasd: indead, has shown itself more apprecia- min, ind even the orystal user, will have the chance of the praceial and animated waltz, “Fir is the tive al Gomed’s fret and last. immediate success af alternative programmes with simpho apparatns. ponder dream.of youth.” “This number was written than any other country, except France, and there Then all Enghend on the valve will be serer realiza- hy Gonned speciallyto enable Carvaiho ta show her iano sign of anychange in public taste. tion, We aim at devedoping theart in terms of the —— best servicer for all. In the meanwhile, mey we ET virtuosity, and, according to the wags, che used to T. W. Winreimsos.

nek for co-peration and tneelfishness from those —_— sae [The Opera of “Romeo and Juliet " will be broad- I fd WAMRE who seek to take more from the eeryien than the Dane fe pice oa a enrine cast from Manchester and Daventryon Saturday, service

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Official News and Radio Gossip.

The Prince to Broadcast Again. Mow Schemes for Radio Humour. Dublin is alao represented in the programme that HE voiee of the Prince of Wales will again be The lighter and brighter aide of wirelesa enter- week, for, on Saturday, November 28th, Mr. Percy heard byLondonand Daventry listewers at tainment is always popular with a large number Whitehead, the well-known Dublin. baritone, w ill 8.15 pom on November 25th, when he maker an of listeners, Recognizing this, the B.B.C. con- be heard. appeal at the Guildhall on behalf of the “ Society étantly endeavour to enlarge upon the humorous Now Talks Series at Belfast. for the Prevention of Crielty to Children.” items Which arethe most seceptable to their Two interesting series of talks hegin next week “ Mercenary Mary.” LShen sudienimes, at Belfast Station. On Tuesday, November @4th. In the beginning, these items were usually of the We intimated in a recent issuc thet London Professor Walmsley, of Queen's University, Belfast, fisteners could look forward to the brondensting simple entertainer variety to which we are accia- tomed in concert halls and eleewhere, These will, at 7.10 pm,; rive the first of six talks on oan excerpt fram Wercesary Mary, the musical ~ The Structore of the Body,” and on Thoraday, boing found anvocessful, other artists were engaged— comedy at the Hippedrome. This hroadcast November ith, at the same hour, Mr. Carl Harde- troupes and concert parties—who were equally will take place on Noyember 27th, and will begin heck will cisouss “Gaelic Music,” upon which he is welcomed. Then the BBC. realized that, saecess- if 8.50 pom., with the song “ Honey, [min Love,” a great authority. ina the trinamission will include the munmbers ful thongh these were, a more intimate type ol “i'm a Little Bit Fondor of You” and “ They All humour might be developed, Sunday Concert from Loods-Bradford. Look Good.” Wireless Revues. A special contert ia being arranged in sid of the In Memory of a Famous Com ; A kind of Wireless Revue waa evolved, a type National Institute for the Elind, which will be On the afterioon-of Movember 20th, the BEL, of revue written specially for, and suitable only to, broadcast from the Alhambra Theatre, Bradford, will hanour the memory of Pucoim with a musical the peculiar requirements, advantages, and prosal- Of Sunday, November 2%nd, The Band of the pradramme of his works, Mr, Porey Pitt, as an bilities of invisible entertainment. Entitled Radio Grenadier Guarda will play, while vocal items will old friend of the composer, will givea short address fiadiance, this met with instant and gratifying he given by Miss Maggie Lister (soprano) and Mr. and possibly an official representative of Italy— appreciation, and, together with another form of A. B. MN, Forbes (bass-baritone| Mr. J. W. Puccini's nation—may alse take part, revue, represented by ** Winners,” in which popular Ainsworth, AJRC.ML, will be at the piano, A Blind Organist’s Recital, numbers are happily blended together by whimaical In connection with the apecial conmert, provided patter whiten by Mr RK. E. Jeffrey, there has now Special Studio Service at Dundes, sntirely by blind artista in commemoration of bern built up a steady demand for this kind of After the News Bulletin, the whole of the pro- ot. Cecilia's Day, on November 22nd, listeners homorous entertainment which has led the BOB.C. fromme from the Dundee Studio will be sustained to the London and Daventry programmes will to make yet another advance in providing the by the Dunder Select Choir on Sunday evening, hear an organ recital, between the hours of lighter: portions of their programmes. November 22nd. Under the leadership of Mr. H. Ao0 pom and 3.30 pam, by the well-known blind To this end, the services of Mr. Donald Calthrep, Marshall, variousitems, including paalms and hymns, trmaniat Mr William Wolstenholme, Higa oom- the well-known actor and producer of Foieks, one which have been specially asked for or chosen by potion, “The Question.” and “The Answer,” ofthe most suceesaful revues of modern times, have local listeners, will be sung. are familiar to all frequenters of organ recitals, been secured to help, advise, and direct the further Thiet feature will be relayed from the National activities of the Dramatic Department which, under A Collector of Folk Songs. imatitute for the Blind. the direction of Mr. R. F. Jeffrey, hos always been In memory of Cecil Sharp, that indefatigable the means of providing these popular forms of St. Andrew's Day. collector of English folk songs, special iteme will humorous entertainment. The Programme Board of the B.B.C. intends to be inchided in the programmes on November 23rd. These will consist of many folk songs, sea shanties, make a special effort to celebrate St, Andrewa Day, Brahms’ “ Requiem " at Bournemouth. November With, by a special Roottish programme, and country dance tunes, which he arranged st The chief feature of the Sunday evening pro- delightfully, Details will be annouwnded in due epurae. pranime at Bournemouth Station on November Sir Hugh Allen and Dr, Vaughan Williams will Lancashire Talent Series. 23ni wil) be the Brahms Reywiem. The solo parts broadcast a few words in appreciation of his work, Anentirely new movement ia to be inaugurated will be sung by Mies Kate Winter (soprano) and, it and also on behalf of the Cecil ae Memorial it the Manchester Station on Vriday, November is hoped, by Mr, Roy Henderson (baritone), The Fund at present being established, 27th, when the first of a Lancashire Talent Series choral parts will be rendered by the Frome Choral Mr. Harry Plonkett Greene will be Master of the will he broadcast, The programme will be supplied, Bocicty, conducted by Mr, A. M, Porter, This Ceremonies, and will contribute songs to the pro- between 8.0 pm, and 10 p.m., entirely by Bolton Society is well known in Somerset and the West framme. Other artists who. will assist are Mr, irbiais, and will nichude songs by soprano, contralto, of England. Frederick Ranalow, of Beggar's Opera fame: Mr. tome, and baritone votes, oaisichl itemsbeing Another Cathedral Service. Stewart Wilson, the English singer who recenthy ontributed by ‘cello and solo pianoforte, It has represented us in the Veniee festival; Mr. The recent (dransmiasions from York Minster been feli-for some time that an intimate programme Douglas Kennedy, siricing ugaccompanied ballads, of thm nature would appeal to the largest possible and Worcester Cathedral were ao much appreciated and‘Mn Harold Samuel, the pianist. nomber of local listeners, and, following the Bolton that listeners will be interested to hear that on Sunday, November Sind, the Plymouth Station programme, the series will include, at weekly A Memory of the War. intervals, programmes entirely contributed by other has arranged to broadcast the service from. Truro Cathedral, when the Address is tobe given by the A programme which should prove attractive Lancashire towns. Strict impartiahty has been to ex-Service men will be Rev, Canon Trevor Lewis, M.A, (Sub Dean), given from Cardiff Ohaerved in-selecting the order in which these shall Station and relayed through Daventry on Thoreday contribute, and no signifieance should be attached An EntertainingFarce, next. Althourh it will deal with the Great War to the order of priority, A farce, entitled AjP rites, by Vernon Woodhouse, the terrible side of the fighting will be kept in ihe Another Radio Fantasy. will be broadeast from the Edinburgh Station on background, ancl listeners’ attention will he floensed Radio Fantasy No. 1), entitled Hecho, will be the evening of Friday, November 27th, This is on the wit, the Httle worries, and the good fellow. performed at Birmingham Station on Sunday, well adapted for radio purposes, and the members ship which always existed among the troops, All November 22nd, at 9.20 pao. It has been written of the cast have had gonsiderable experience in the old familiar tunes will be heard, acl there will by Mi, Leslie. Nerris-Rogers, and the moste has dramatic productions over the microphone, be an amusing eatamine soene, and listeners will been specially arranged by Mr. Joseph Lewis. The The same evening a novelty will be broadcast be finally brought face to face with war in a front- incidental music will be provided by the Station from the Station, consistingof a performance of line trench. Crehestra, and the characters will be played by a number of the shortest musical compositions, Many famous broadcasters will be disedyered Mr. Perey Edgar, who will take the part of * Harry” poms, and storics, in existenoe, Tho artists on by attentive listeners, but for this ovening, as a Misa: Gladys Colbourne, who will play “ Berths,” this occasion will be choern from members of the tribute to their comrades, artista and others prefer while “Echo” will be Miss Phyllis Richardson Edinburgh Station staff. to renin Anonymous, andPan” Mr. Harold Howes, Community Singing at Birmingham. * Derry and Dublin Talent. Beethoven's Sonatas. Tf is hoped to broadcast a Community Singing Relfast, unlike most of the other B.BAC, main As the sequence of the thirty-twoPianoforte Sonitert tihe relayed from the Town Hall, Birming- stations, has mo other very large town in ita area, Sonatas of Beethoven, being played by Mr, Herbert him, on Monday, November 25rd. The singing Northern Ireland, apart from Belfast. is almost A, Carruthers from Clasgow Station on Monday will be conducted by Mr. Joseph Lewis, who has wholly agricultural, and the only large town is nights, was unavoidably broken on Monday, madea speciality ofthesé eéncerts, both here and Londonderry. On Monday night, November 24rd, October 26th, all the subsequent Sonatas were put in London, ‘The ‘artists will be Mr, Parry Jones a Derry programme will be given by Derry artists, hack a week, and the fifth of the series, which will {tenor}, Mr. Dale Smith (baritone), and Mr. Peroy two singers, o pinnist, and Mr. Albert T. Cunning- be given on- November 1th, will replace what was Edg@arin recitals, bam. who will conduct the Belfast Statinn Oreheitra,_ oriinally ittercler fa be thes ivi,

RADIO. = — [ soy EME Lait, 1925.

- Our Point of View. Wireless Wisdom.

Radio Revels—Wireless in the Wards. Points From Talks. “ The Cheshire Cheese." ALL ENGLAND DANCING, day, we can safe ly address anappeal to spend THe quaint old har ia unlike any other haat iit REPARATIONS are now far advanced on this one night in the year with a free Londan, Tis very customs are different. Nea one for the holding, in about four weeks’ hand. On sucha night a popular priceis the familiar with them would dream of asking for time, of a simultaneous “revel” in every price which listeners feel glad to pay to help Trish whiskey; he would call for arrack. But it is town which has a B.B.C. main or relay a popular cause—no more and noless, And, the valuable colletpor ck pHuuch--howle which niakes the bar unique. Round those steaming howls our station, Those of our readers who have equally,to revellers in the towns and villages where there is no organized Kevel, but only conv) Vial forefathers choruasel the National Anthem: had experience of organizing even one such andl Choored themselves hoarse over the uows of function will sympathize with the committee the familiar domestic or communal dance Bloenheinn ane Ramilles, ol Trafalgar AIM Waterlon which, at Head Office; has been co-ordinating to the 5.5. music of a loud speaker, we say and other great victories of a time when the British the details of twenty. In most cases the let this be a night of charity of giving, as Empirewas in ui roa kingCol. WP. Dray. = od whole profits, and in other cases (where it well asof receiving. ROAD stheo 10"che shekratt gave ua white lines has been found necessary to borrow the on the concrete.—Stenson Cnobe, premises, bands and organization of a local TO-DAY AND YESTERDAY. Light Baths for Night Workers. danee hall) the whole B.B.C. share im the ALTHOUGH to the ordinary listener it ALL night workers suffer sooner ‘or later. Many profits; are -going. to charities, and -pre- may seem that the wireless. trans- cates have boon assioned for this fact, T helieve lerably to wireless charities, missions from day to day remain at their it to be dve to lack of sunlight. They should have artificial light baths. We might well begin withthe The London Revel, and,-to some extent, same order of excellence—or, as some may other revels, are helping the Dany News night wires in our hospitals, most or all of which prefer to express it, at their same order of have installed lamps curing recent roonths for the Fund for Wireless Installations in Hospitals, inferiority—the engineers of the B.B.C. are and the other charities which will be sup- treatment of their patients, The arcunient applies ul the time seeking to make improvements. to all night workers and, by similar reasoning. to ported fand, it is hoped, will reap handsome It is interesting, therefore, occasionally to our miners, who leave the light of day for sub- returns) are in the majority of cases similar eo back three or four years and get a direct teranean gloom and: danger, in order that oor in kind but otherdeservingcauses have not contrast between what; in broadcasting, 1s nation may live. Light baths at the pit-head, as been ignored. The bands in all these halls to-day and yesterday. Only by doing this well as baths of water, should be part of the equip- will be reinforced by loud speaker installa- ment for the future.—r, CL W. Saleeby, FOROS 2. can we see the full extent of improvements é 4 * it tions, which will give forth the strains of the as they have been gradually brought about [er [ may he daringly candid, even a scientist bands playing at Olympia, so that all over any given period, Many instances might does not always in his-heart weleome fresh truths— England will be dancing at times to the same be quoted,but probably one of the most Professor Barkin, : tunesbroadcast frony London and Daventry fascinating 1s an examination of the funda- Triumph Over Trade Depression. —perhaps from Rome and Vienna, and from mental problem and gz Tue sterling character of our people shows itself even further‘afield. a mechanical reproduction of music by at ite best when in a tight place, and | am contident But it- will be time, when the Revel is means of swireless. that our manufacturers and merchants will ¢merge aver, to discuss it as @ revel. At this stage, It is a remarkable fact that inthe range of from the present trade depression no less teiom- it is a more serious notethat we would strike. phantly than did their predecessors from the diffieuts frequencies ih speech and music which lie times: whieh followed the Napoleonic Wars over We would. ask readers to book December between 30° and -10,000 a second, there 1) PORTE Witt, ae Philip Cunliffe. Laster, ACER. r5th, not primarily for the sake of an en- Is an extraordinary predisposition im ail joyable carnivalevening, but for the sake apparatus, whether mechanical or electrical, GER1U3 ia an setcmuediines thing and resembles of the charities it stands for. to respond to the middle frequencies found a cal, inasmuch as you never know which way it ia going ta jump.—/ames A geile. As we have said, these are in the main about 1,000 and 2,000 2ssecond, wireless charities, butthe rest are charities Careful investigation shows this peculiarity What Is the Answer? jor equipping hospitals with special treat- to be -a common fault with almost. every As old Malay from up jungle, who knew prac- ment plant, providing fresh-air holidays for tically nothingraf Western life, stopped me one day partof wireless équipment—whether trans- just. aiter the outbreak of the Great War. He sium children, furnishing rest-houses for mutters or receivers, They uniformly favour was anxious to know if the Germans were bightor virl workers, andfor half a dozen otherspecial those frequencies represented by the centre or darker than the Malaya. “Why, [braham,” objects. as well as that most ordinary, yet notes of a piano.. They all.fall short in their I told him, * they are’ white like the English.” most essential, object of keeping up the funds ability to reproduce the low and high notes. “White, Tuan! he ejacolated in surprise,“ well, of the great general hospitals. The combined résult of these effects is that are they Christiane t™ “Certainly, they are,” 1 in reproduction we seldom get an absolutely assured him. He. soemed perplexed, but at last GIVING AND RECEIVING. faithtul copy of the original. It 1s to over- managed to stammer: “If they are white and HE Radio Revels deserve their name for come these problems that research work 1s Christians, Tuan, why do they fight white men who are algo Christians 7” How: could T answer tworeasons. Charity takes the formof continually going on. Decided improvements, him in a way that he would understand ? But I radio, and radio. becomes the vehicle of slow, but sure, are hkewise always being know it made me feel rather amall.—Jokm Bureley, charity. The importance of the first we made, Camels Children Swallow. would by no means underrate. And yet, Four years ago we were probably. trans- Eitexs Key, the Wise Woman of Sweden, has desirable-as tt is that thedim, still evenings mitting no treble or bassnotes at all, but said: “ Where the faults of children are concerned, of these who lie in the wards should be we knowthat to-day 80 per cent. of perfect at home and at echool, we strain at gnats, while soothed or. brightened. by the music and reproduction in the lighest notes (10,000 a children daily are obliged to swallow the camels speech which 1s-generated in the headphones second) and 30 per cent. of the ideal in the of grown pet le."—Mariel Wrinch, ie # r = —attractive as 1s the idea of providing the lowest notes is actually being sent out. Boors of any mort convey toms a eertain ime blind with a form sof enjoyment which can Most of these. experiments are done in fomtion,—/lesneand AfacCarthy. dispensewith their inends’ or nurses’ help, London, and as discoveries are made they When to Plant Roses, and appeals w ith peculiar intensity to their are. apphed to the apparatus at other Te preabest: strides in the evolution of the rose supersensitive ears—radio, on the Revel stations. Kesearch and development are“un- have been made during the past fifty years, in night, addresses itseli not to those who remitting. We are still dar from satisfied which time roughly 2000 varieties have heen receive, but to those who give. with results. Only when we have attained created, varying in colour from rich: crimeon and In some cases the placesof revel are to be 1o0 per cent, reproduction of all musical notes pure white to the imnumerable shades of yellow, open at” popular” prices, but more often the will we relax our efforts in this direction. pink and: almost blue, but not quite, Given prices are somewhat -higher. And this. is lt is still the major part of the manu- a soil and situation in which” the ‘average qust as it should be. To a public which we facturers’ problems to see that the loud vegetable life flourishes, provided the right sorte are chosen, Toses can be made to thrive with o serve, month in and month ont, with pro- speaker or telephone responds in the: right minimum amount of trouble and expense; but grammes of music, lectures and dramas at a ratio to the straight-line characteristic we they must

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~ PEOPLE “YOU WILL HEAR THIS WEEK.

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ee f cE ; The TEMPLARS’ GONGERT PARTY oro wisiling London Bludis on November 195,They will ake be heard from Davent-y and several other stations, [0 arichoireky [Shore Min HILDA ATKINSON will ging and a4 harp foloa al Mint IRENE BROOKE, who is giving a pianolerte recital | to Bournemoath listeners on Movember tht wehedrer on Rarermber

Vital Ad rice iieai 4 Mr. FOY HENDERSON (Baritees) is singing af The Ri. Hos, fir SAMUEL HOARE, Setretary of Blots Netiingham on Movember 20th, for Air, isto broadcast a talk on Aviation on November 17th (6.8, fo all Stalions),

[Mairine Beek a preyear Mis VIVIEN LAMBELET, cf tie Offsabach Foltioe,will bo heard by London, Daveatry, Liverpool, aid Beliaet listeners on Movember 20h,

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| [Herenfdrd Tl) anagek. | Mise LUCILLE LA VWERNE will broad: Mr. F. AWSTEY, the fomcus ene — C at FRANK H. SHAW has specially Cease cam 8 short recital of -sterles from wil give homerses ea a brondcest play te be given from Mist ee Re: = Londen, Daventry, and olber Statigan on werk: on Mowember 16th (6. ae Londen on Movember 16th (6.6. to ofher broadentt an | Movember 15th, Stabbons), Stations}. poMle Pak.

—- RADIO ‘TIMES — 2eeLari,ey ae

Wake Up, Novelists! The Broadcast Pulpit.

Points FromRadio Preachers. By Herbert Shaw. The Raw Material of Character. Their Sad Neglect of Radio Stories. Cylife is a continuous extraction from the raw ino coming of wireless gave to novelists a great station from which o. gifted leader of menwho aims material of cireomeionces. into. something treasure-house of omagmnative possibilities, to be Dictater of a country sends owt mysterious other, for better or for worse. Oor bodies are creat aml they haye been too lazy ta turn the key of the inceaages, Who can this man be, this man who and intricate factories receiving daily the raw mat- door, Have our sensational writers, in some has auch intimate and uncanny knowledge of all eral of air, food and clothing which by chemical secreh council, decided among themselves to. bov- the affaira of State * His influence could he, for action and reattion ia turned into living tiseue, rich colt wireless, and. the fine chances it gives them story purposes, either for evil or for good. His blood and tough fibre. Man yetbut dimly under- for new tirns aod situations in their stories 7 powers of remaining unknown, the methods by kEands this inward process that: a0) rhythmically They have certainly negleeted it, for worl WaTt which the ine xplicable secrecy of his station and maintains comparative health ard strength, But find it mentioned, except incidentally, half-a-dozn his hicing-place: is for so lone maintained, with o life knows other raw material besides these things. times in the year's output of novela, This is ocd, thowand people intent wpon tracking him down— Human experience ia a long category of sorrow and because although all of usa are now familiar with obthi not theke things toe tinake a wort hey slage for suffering, of despair and defeat, of confusion and wireless, there ia hardly a thoughtful man or a first-class yarn of thrille, adventures, and achieve- ain, and these things are to the soul what minerals worman who does not still appreciate ita magic iment ? and wood are to the factory, and food and air to the body, just raw material. aiid its wonder, Love and Humour, Aa the enrichment of life is determined by out Imagination’s Lurky-Bag. These arehig themes, but in the feld-of wireless power of converting its raw material into effective The story writers ned the 8.0.5, call from voasels there i¢ more than enough room for smaller and necessities, 80 is the enrichment of character

quicter ideas. In his lodgings, the lonely young —— in distress, and then ran away from the theme, detenmined by our power of turning suffering and man is tired and unhappy. ‘To listen, he thinks, although moreand more, as wireless has crown to sorrow into abiding valves, may lighten hie mind—and then he receives a be part of our daily lives; imaginative yarns. in Man hax tried many waya of overcoming the thock. Somewhere, a year before, he hae heard which wireless figured would be wetleomed, to agony of aiction and the dea pair of defeat, bit that sweet voice that comes to him from the night, entertain the great. boat of radio enthusiasts. always without succeas until he learns the enploy- singing & loved, familiar song. The singers name Lt is time they woke up and mended their wava ment of moral and spiritual power, For this (ask, ia not on the programme—or he finds it to be an —isn't it the present-day novelist’s boast thet he mat is not sufficient, his inventive genius is of no Antned name, when eagerly he makes inquiries. must be modern and bang up-to-date, whatever hia avail, Tf suffering is to be transmuted into heawthy, fuulis t There seema-to be& conspiracy to stop him from lors into gain, darkness into light, then man must cigeovering the identity of the singer, and he is so Their neglect of the possibilities of wireless i4 a needs learn the grace and power of God. TH a crime, Sensution and sentiment, drama andl sume he has moet deer hefom, But he determines to moral failmre is to be transformed intea moral mvstery and action—all these ok be.“ woven find her, and his adventures inthe way to suceess vietory, it will be accomplished by the «spirit of inte wireless” sand adda fresh. interest to the make the story, God, ond noneht clee.—7 he Rev, Ateraader Hitler, romance: of to-day, There are humorous possibilities also, There Whitefella Tolernacle, London, could be wireless stories of laughter as well os As the writers of fictiom seem eo shy of the romance, Take this sameyoungman, searching Ruined by Friendship. subject, let us have a look into the locky-bag of passionately for the owner of the unknown voice OME. men are roined bry their enemies, Dore Ape imagination and sec if we ean find a few ideas for ruined by their friends, It is amazing how their use,. Playing theold favourite children’s which has so greatly stirred him. He swears he will find her. For weeks he plod« through the eaaily some people form their friendships, how they game of “ Let's pretend,” which every writer of programmes of the various stations, to discover take the line of lenat resistance, how they fail ta stories mustdo when he attacks his work, we will her dame again. realise all that is involved in the mvetie bond of sive them one or two suggestions for plots which friendship. Friendships arelightly made, and secret - may spur our dilatory novelists on. For One Night Only. ly, slowly character degenerates, ideals are dimmed?! At last, he gets upon the mght track. Ani al A Romantic Plat. until that friendship, begun in the comradeship of last. following disappomtment after disappmint- aome light-hearted hoor, closes thedoor ona First, let us think of an imaginery country ment, adventure after adventure, he meets the hundred noble things, somewhere in the Balkans. © romantic kingdom of fair singer face to face, ond o cruel and awkward So is if with the choices we make. Every day lieree wartriora and lovely tadies like that country disillusionment ia his unhappy lot, of Ruritania of which Sir Anthony Hope made such we are called upon to decide in «a hundied sncall For the owner of the wondertul golden yotee isa gon] vse, The whole laud is seething with idis- roneerns, and oor Chord mike Us OF mar ie. young man—t female impersonator who, for Then one day we are called upen to face one of content, and this discontent, for his own purposes, sufficient. reasons, las been able to keep his identity los teen fanned to the point of flaming into rebel. life's great decisions, and, it may be, we have net ecoret until new| been living on high levels, we have heen guilty of lion by & cunning noble. who has deceived the Crime hatnot yet been touched upon; bait, in gallant young king, infidelities to conscience, andwe choose amiae = clever hands, it should provide as wide a field aa for the action of any decisive hour is shaped Ivy The noble is atthe head ofa band of conspirators romnnes for fetion with a “wirelesa end.” Whint who have worked long and herd to undermine the the influence of the innumerable lesser choices of a story waits for our entertainment if an ingenious every cay. faith of the people in. ther king. They desire writer can set himeclf to make plausible the theme revolution above all things. Revolution and the Then dave or years pass and the choien slowly of the capturing of a broadeasting station—for works iteelf out in character, and@ thousand overthrow of the king will bring them great one night only—by a gang of clever crooks who are rewards, things are tainted by our disastrous choice, We cat for a tremendous cosp. There arc io limita never meant to shut out power anid purity, but There comes a day when the princeza, who to the evil they could do. Special message sent luvea the king, finds proof of the treachery of the they have recede ever-since; webecome aware: out for a toillionaire—the crooks waylay him, that we have lost something without which life can comepireton, al dissyvers all their plottings. Is kidnap him,hold him to ransom. Also they niver be the same again.— The Her, Fy [ves Calor, it too fate to save the kingdom and ite ruler? accure his only daughter, Stude-on-Prent, Atmidnight the revolution ia timed to begin, The princess mighes to the palace with her momentous A Guilty Secret, Medical Work In India. new, What way can be found of acquainting the Or they could threaten a rich man with a secret AS a hation. we liavechad, and still have, a lance people of the country with the news that they have past with the browdeasting of his guilty secret, aay in-the profound revolutionary changes been deceived by the oovetous noble and his allies ? They could follow thia plan of blackmail with a which have taken place during the last hiuwwired In an hour, in less than an hour, the gun that ip hondred rich men whose secrets they hal worked years with growing momentumin the bife of Tndia, the signal for uprising will sound in the great for years to secure with just. this end in View—a In nothing hasthat sitent and unselfish service eure ! eoliesal night of blackmail. Imagine their con- been better exemplified than in the devotion of Saved by Radio, federates, simultanconsly in a hundred great edical men aml women, many of them aecvants There ia only one way—wirtless. Just im time, houses in the eity—" You must decide very of the Government, not a few of them missiomeries near the close of a special wireless programme that quickly what our silence is worth, 1 am to send of the Christian Church. who have dedicated lite hee kent most of the inhabitants of the capital in @ titsage to my colleagues by telephone within and thought and labour to the alleviation of the their homes, the young king broactasts a wonderful five minutes from now, If you da not pay what bodily ills of the people, nessage to the people of his threatened realm. we ask... your accrct will be broadcast to Howgreat the problem has beon will perhaps be Sach & Mester —20 sincer: and enthusiastic and Lomion and the world! Xou had better hetter realized if one compares it to an effort to instinct with truth that it seta the people cheering pay up!” supply with an citotive medical service the whole in their houses and saves the kingdom from tho Wake ‘up, please, novelista! There are great of the continent of Enrope, excluding Russia. When Hisaster that was so near. chances in wireless themes for your clever brains, ome. thiikes of tt in that way, one wonders not sn More difficult to work, but worth attention and for your skilful pens, Wake up—and let us hear much-atany shortcoming as at the extent nf the “speculation, woull be the unknown broadcasting from: you:! success achinved,— Dr, Lechmere Taylor, Edishurgh.

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i44 - RADIO TIMES oe [Novemern lian, 1625

News from the Aunts and Uncles, Renders’ Stories.

The Children’s Corner. Merry Mishaps Told by Listeners. | We print below the readers’ amusing experi¢nces " For Aunties Only.” THE MOON MAN. in comnection with radio that the Editor considers Pe was the excitement when at the Cardiff HE stars were winking town TPO a little boy, to bethe best submitted this weok.| Studia theother day there-arrived a little His mame wag Billy Bumnyhug: He could ‘é Shocked "" the Sailors. hooklet Jabeled “ ForAunties and Cousine Only." not understand why the sky had: sa many eyes ‘NY years ago there was: moored at Malta, There woe only one Unele present, and he was while he fat only iw, I one Sajurday morning, o brand-new battle- quickly “shoord away until the Aunties: hac As he stood at his cottvce cdeor, post. bythe tiny alip just fitted up with what was then quite new catefully read the contents of the bookl+t, farden, ho heard the asund of music coming fratin and wvaterious—a wireless installation. lt contained poctures of charming frocks, and a afar, Tt was like one long eweet note, growing louder Now tt wae the custom then, ‘as if etill is, te little later, whey the fuss had died down, everyone arid louder, coming nearer and nearer... and the great discomfort of H.M. Navy, to wash, deven made her chotee in front of the microphone. noire... Ai WEARER decks every Raturlay morning, and on this pitt The Uneles feel rather hort that, so far: oo Dane. cng Ainge.eeees eee ticular clay barefooted blucjackets WETE Hina interest has been taken in thew tied and anoks. Then 4 amall voice chockled: “Are you Billy plying their wuter-hoses all over the quarter-deck, Willaome expert offer advice—and then, porhape, Bunnyhug }" What waa “amusing and surprising, but quite the Uneles will atop being jealous ? For a moment Billy didn’t teply.. He looked unpitblishabls, waa the language of those sane Santa Claus al Glasgow. rom to see who was talking, and Ins two eyes bluejackets when they recerved eleetrie ehovks Preparations are now in full sway for the Radio Were ¢uite enough to-show him s queer creature Whenever the water from their hogea: came in Circle Party to he held in Glasgow at Christmas, wha danbed in the moaonlipht, Contach with the down lead of the transmitting ft it hoped that about a thousand poor children of “Yea, Tm Billy Bunnyhue. Whatervrr do aerial, which was then being tuned up with a the City will be entertained to tea and that Ranta you want? And wherever cid you spring frei 7 powerfdl plain aerial spark.—Lt.-Col. Chetwode Claus: (who has already given his- promise to he The queer CTealore went O11 Hancitig his hunny Crawley, 4, Alexandra Road, S.E. 19. jig and answered: “LT want you to bo my friend. present) will have a giff-for every child. All this The Cat Was Innocent. depeak: creathy om the mp given by the monibers And T sprang from the moon. See that moonheam there, Billy Ronnyhog ? Well, I slid all the wey I por the head. phones on oly spariel puppy af the Radio Uirele, Of comree, ihe Cneles: and afew mehts igo for the firet time; She latened down from my home in the «ky |” Auntie knowthat it ia not possible forall the little very attentively to the music and the announcer, Ailly Bunny- ones to he prevent at the party, but just think but when aaoprano bern toca, she immediately hug stood what ¢an be done even by these who live ot o hime. and stared evepiciouslyat the cat * distance, for contributions of toys, money, hooks, imaged, A. R. MeLaren, * Rephall,” Plampton, Sasses “Pere by, yori and aweetsa—no matter at aria ll—will all te Slightly Mistaken. weleomed at the Studio, 21, Blythswood Square, cnr t he the Oxk night recently a friend whe knew very litle Novelties at aceon Man in the Moon!” he abont wireless came to my houseto listen. Neticine Siarting on Monday, November 24rd, nome new the darkened part of the valves, he asked > * What's Rail, features will be introduced in the Leeds- Bradford the matter with them, have they been smoking # “Yes,” can Children’s Corner. ‘First of all, we are promised a —J. T. Hymaa, Junr., Prospect House, Burton the answer. “5 “Dreamy Evening” with Unele Bob. He has Lemuel, Hoarrcaabe, am the Man in ‘ready been discovered aster‘pin the Stadio twice Whirkers ! the Moon. Look during the Children's Corner, so we shall all look A tas same inte the wireless stores wher: | to the noon forward to his “ Dreamy Fivening.” We hope it am employed and asked what cate’ whiskers ore now and you won't send you all to sleep. made of. He snid he had a-valuable Persian cat WHT seen faon On Tuesday, ware going tothe “Mad Hatter’s and one morning, after the animal had been otal] Tea Party with Uncle Max. Special arrange- emiling dawn. When Tm. nat night; he noticed that some lof ths whiskers VaePa menta will, of course: be made for an extra supply missing. If anyone had ent them off te wee fir at home, the of clean tencope, On Wednesday, Auntie Nora They went foro walk up the moon doesn't their wireless sete, he said indignantly, he wonid will ré-introduee’ ie to Robert Louis stevenson, moonbearms, prosecute them!—J, J. Mawby, 105, Howard Thursday is never complete without Granfer amile." "Bat LT thought the moon was made of green Road, Leicester, Daisy. On Friday, Auntie Doll is going to give A Light Reason. an evening of “* Old Rags.” This will not be such cheese,” remarked Billy, “Nobody can live in green cheese 1 “Worknow TI envyyou having the wired,” a hegparly evening as it eounda, You will be ed « friend who @armetotee one afteriony, surprised at the number of old Rags which you “No, the moon ia made of melted sixpences,” anid the Moon Mon. “That's why it shinea so “Tahould have ene myeelf, but we haven't got know and have forgotten: and no Saturilay ia ever the electric light laid on."—Mrs. Plaistowe, -17, complete without Billy Smiff. brightly.” “How silly?" said Billy, *T do believe Im Stanhope Road, Highgate, N.é. There will probably bes ather Wisitord aa well, bat Why He Failed. their identity will be a secret for the present, dreaming.” “You are,” the Moon Man adid, ‘ Elee I Ata fann in Devon, where TI spent my sumiter Uncle Tom to Leave Balfast. ehouldtn"t be dancing before you," holidays, a labourer who had rigged up an arrin| All those who listen to the Belfast Children's The Man in the Moon and Billy Baniyhug got on bebaceen hia house and a nearby bern, found he Hour will be very sorry to hear that Unele ‘Tom very well together, so well that they went for a contd get no results whatever, Thinking the trouble is leaving the iclfast Station. His jokes and walk up the moonbeama and left Clover Cottage was caused bybins sitting on the wire, he fixed nonsense will be badly misaed, but it is hoped that, far helow, np atarecrow on the roof ofthe harn, but without as he will still be in Northern Ireland, he will some- Presently, they reached the end of the journey. any better results, Finally, it was discovercd that times be able to renew acquaintance with the. large When Billy looked dewn he eaw theold world no wonnection had everbein made between the family of nephews, nierés aad cousins, floating about like a great balloon. acrial and hia lead-in wire.—Mias E. Beavis, 5, A Faney-Dress Party. “ However am J going to get back ?" he asked Creflield Road, West Acton, W.4. Most of the detaila for the big Faney-Divss suddenly. The Dancing Porpoises. Party for Aberdeen Radio Circle members have “By waking up,” abl the Moon Man. ~ But Drnma the summer months, Twas on bond a

now been arranged. Tt will be held in the Music first, let me show you what-o large place the moon steamer, off Ushant, listening to dance muste — Hall, Aberdeen, on December 15th, from 5.0.7.0 p.m, really is. This side we're on now is ahvars facing playedfrom London, and received on a powerful The fun will start with a GrandMarch for every- your earth as we float round the world, and this loud speaker set. One afternoon a shoal of poe bady, which will be headed by the Toy Dram ia the side where 1 sit and soil: down at you all. following the boat seemed to he attracted br th Majo tr, Prizes will be given for tho prettiest and Jolly, dant itt" misic,-and while rt lasted, flopped up and down us funniest: costumes wornby the children. Then, Ag they strolled acrésg the moon's face, Bally over in the water keepitig correct time to the tune: there will be: dancing for the older children ane thought he heard a bell ringing. ... Ding... —H. Gunzer, $8, Churston Avenue, Upten Park. canies for the younger ones, with tressare hunts ding... «ding... s =_—-- and all sorta of exciting things. Ke sure to watch “My!” he cried. “ What'e-that.?” LisTexens will enjoy reading in book fori those for the Donkey Parade, The Voeles ‘and Auntics “LT helieve it's a sign that you're going to wake delightfully whotten Anniversary Talka that mc think it will be great fin. up. «You'll have to come and see me again to- broadcast every evening and which have just heen The tickets, which are ready now, are -one TROTro Ww: night. «iss published under the title of “A Minntea Day ~ ty shilling, which includes tea, They are for Radio Billy Bunoyvyhug opened his eyes to, find the sun Messrs, Herbert Jenkina at fe, net. Titi will ome Circle members only, of course. There will be roam shining and his mother standing overhii. aea aurprise bia mont people tolearn that the auther for parents and othera who want to see the jolly “Come along, Billy," said Mra. Bunnyhug. of the smallest, though one of the most poyiular scone, in the enllery, Tickets for this will be one "You've overslopt and will be late for echocl, Can't features of the programmes, ia the A, Bonnet shilling, and the proceeds will go to the Aberdeen you hear the bell ringing 7” Laird whose name is as familiar as the eountrv-eile Sick Children's Hoapital Fund Ding ».. ding...ding... DING... €. W. ‘Talk he gives from-London each Wednesda.

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Programme Picces. Listenete’ Letiges.

A Weekly Feature Conducted by [fastare reginded thal inv da nol pointes aeamgmieua fitlnee for Puljiasiios. Prelevened ft gira fa fetes inbred fonebire tieferes arith Rreriiiv, Tit Folilorial dire iy Blt, Southarpon Binet,Strand, Londen, WFC.| Percy A. Scholes. Do Professors Ever Dance ? programmes, Strawberries would surfeit, if we hadthem all the vear round, We are tending to PARTS OF ““THE BING OF THE Proresson W. G, Warrraken, in his article on undervalue exquisite muaic by having on ¢exerss NIBELUNGS."’ "The Future of Musie. in The Badia Ties, pen ke of it. (Lospox axyp Otuee Starrs, Mowps’y, ef the “worthless music essoctated with the more Letos have more expert talke and more plays. Tugspay, AND Fripay.) fivelous theatrical entertainments,” and“the drivel of the nvusic-hall and the nag of the jas,” Whilst music is a transient pleasure, the views of ae week, a Act from Wagner's. great Cyele the scientist, the discoveries of the explorer. and of music-dramas, The Hing, was described I would notdare to argue with anyone about the merite of classical music, still lees with a professor ; the emotions of the actorleave we estiefied when we in thess colamn- ‘Two more Acts are to be given each ask ourselves: “ What have I accuined this this week, and Siegfried'’s Funeral March iain the but is it fairte call the lighter and frivolous types evening *"—F. Rarcurre, 7, The Green, Twieken- of nic worthless 7 Liverpool programme for Tuesday; listeners who ham, There is o time for everything and man ien many: 2h rot thoroughly familiar with the whole work Lille Listens to Daventry. should turn back and read at least the first two sided. being. We do not always-want to be reading Shakespeare, perfect as hie English is Tt ts fre- T aman Englishwoman living with a French para2Tiphe of last week's article, quently « real joy and relaxation to turn to the family who posecas a four valve wireless installation. 1CT Hf. OF “ SIEGFRIED.” hghtand frivolous. Sowithmusic. J unashamedly aturally, itis posible to capture most. Maropeat confess that timea without number when T take wp poste, but I find it difficult. to conceal the feeling of In the gloom. of forest night, by the entrance to myear-phones I would sooner listen to “Show Me pride and pleasure which I have, when the French- a cave site the Nibe‘ung chrart, ALeRRicr { Baritone), the Way to Go Home “ than to Beethoven's “ Moon- mati,after ha ving tried several stations,is naturally, He ii was that first stole the RhineGold and made light” Bonata, much aa I love the latter. but sometimes reluctantly, ottracted back to of tt the Ring. He has long since lost it ond now Manyof na want not only education, but relaxa- Daventry—trmtly, by the clearneas of its transmi- witches at the entrance to the cave where Fafner tion in radio. Life ix serious enoughas it ia, anda ion and secondly, by the variety of the London and (once giant, now dragon) guards the Ring and thé lapae into the frivolous ie good for the soul; Daventry programmes, which he realizes are reat of the Gold. Alberich expects the young hero, * Worth "36 o relative teem, and the lilt of dance ethocted to suit all beabes, - Siegfried, to come here and slay the dragon, and musio will often do more good to a tired mind than Sometimes a wish is made that more dance musiv, hopes he may himself regain the King by strategy. a Brahme recital, Do professors ever dance? I not necessarily “jazz,” should be inclod@] occa- Woray. (Berdone), gol of gods, now appears hope ao, for their own sakea—FPrank Trvenam, sionally at about 7.30 pim., but, of course, the under guise of “The Wanderer.” Alberich gives Curate, St. Paul's, Trio, Cornwall. English listeners come first. himoo words of weleome, for Wotan tricked the The Frenchman ja very gracious in his admission dwarf of the Ring (and himeeclf forfeited it in turn). Keeping Children Young. of the superiority of English trinemissiona, and is But “The Wanderer" suggests to Alberich that immensely flattered by the fact that « good pro- he warn the dragon of Siegiried's: approach, ard I tarsk the article by Mra. Mastermin, in The Redio Times, under the heading “Do You portion of French mowic is incloded. Would mot offer to avert the fight if Fafner will give him the this be one way of retaining amicable relations Ring. They rouse the dragon, Farser (Haas), but Like the Childrens. Hour?” is grossly unfair to the RABLC. Children do not nee teaching— between the two countries in the future }—Fieex he i not perturbed. The Wanderer laughs anc Dosovas, Lille, leaves Alberich, who, grumbling, withdraws into a in the strict sense of the word—all day long, and cleft, aarely any normal child would bolt from the rown Radio and Shorthand. at the mere mention of Children’s Corner, if teaching As day breaks, Alberich’s brother-warf, Mine Witreference to your paragraph with the aborye were the rule. (Tesor) approaches with his foater-child, SIEGFRIED trile, it may tote reat you to know that for the (Tever), The young hero,Siegfried, who has some Children need entertainment quite as moch aa last fifteen months I have used the wireless exten- of Wotan's own blood in hia veins, is clestined by the grown-ups, and no one who joves. children aively for speed practice. Not only have J used fhe gx) to regain the Ring. Mime, of courec, knows would wish to eee their Cornerturned into an it myself for reporting most of the apecches that educational one, and thereby putting old beads all abot the Ring, and hopes te gain it himseli come through after 10 p.m., but during the day the throuwh Sieefried’s aid. He now brings Siegfried on young shoulders. The kiddies have # fair pro. School Talks are reported by the students in mv position of “star” turns and appreciate them, to the lair of the dragon who is to. teach fear to this achool. The talks and apeeches are of the utmost fearless wouth, but the programme would not be complete without value from the shorthand writer's point of yiew.— some patter" oor “ back-chat" between the Mime gives Siegfried a terrible description of the —GeEo. W. Vernon, 32, Crosby uncles ond sinta, which, after all, ia net harmful in Road, Weet Bride- dragen. But Siegfried drives Mime apway con- ford, Notts, tomptuonaly, then lies down ona bankand letens iniWay. to the ravishing murnmurous sounds of the forest, I, for one,aay, carry on as wetal amd Jeb ue Wanted : A New Call, He bears the raptaroua song of a bird and wishes keep out children with ts ax desig ‘aH possi ble, I sHoriy like to enggest an alteration in the he conld underéiand it, But he cannot even anewor —M. A. Chelnsford, “calling * of the stations. There are thousands itona reat which he cute; 49 he blows his hunting- of us listeners who are not eo alert Discouraging the Uneles. in hearing hhewrti, aa when we were younger, and it would be a real By this Father is roused, and emerges from the As a constant listener to the Childron's Hour, T boon to us and could not conceivably he objected cave. Sieained fighta ated killa hin. think that some of Mra. Masterman's remarks in to by others if the present form of, siy, “ London When he has tasted the dragon's blood, he is your paper arenot only crushing, bot moet die- calling” were altered to “Station ealling— London,” able to understand Tag Vowwrora Woon-Bmo cHiraging tothose Uneles andAunts who are doing with a Tohentary pau between the word “* cull (Soprano) which tella him of the treasure, and ho their best io apeak naturally and simply to the ne and the station, enters the cave. Mime and Alberich slink back, kiddies: Tt @ the very “amateurishnes: “” (to This form would prepare the ear for the nanie, They meet and, of course, quarrel, since both of quote Mra, Masterman) by which the duccess of the which at present falls suddenly the ear with, them covetthe ting. When Siegtried reborna fron Children’s Hour is achieved.a CDREY Moxyracve- if-anything, a slight emphasis on the “calling.” the cave, they withdraw, The Bird warns Siezfried Berri, Ardleigh, Chipstead, Sarrey. iiyen in church the number of the hymn is agninst Mime, Mime reborns, and trica to poindn generallyrepeated, though if still missed, it can Sweetricd, pressing on him a refreshing draught “Those Talks." be obtained from one’s neighbour, but this iz im- after his fight, Mime's nervous patter isa confusion White the opposing ‘opinions on programmes posatble in wireless,—Fren Wenn, Worcester. of threats and flattery. Siegfried’s response is to can never be fully reconciled, there might be common strife im: clesel. ground in ‘agreeing that any non-musical item Wireless While ai Work. on Weary, Siegfried lies down again on the bank, whieh cari be easily sought anil read, and which We have « wireless sel in the laundry here ao eral appeal to the Bird. The Bird now sings to doesnot greathy gain in value by the personality that our g i r l e can listen while they work. him of a glorieus bide who awaits him, sleeping or delivery of the speaker, is not a suitable broad- As we only work until 6.40 p.m.. we are always on a tock, guarded by tire—Brinnhilde (Wotan'’s cast item, News and weather reports must be glad when entertainments begin early.—G. Mar. “owish-maid,” who has digobeyed the god, and is excepted, as these dependupon the time factor. GARET, “pelthorne & Mary, Bedfont, Feltham. condemned to be the wife of the mortal who finds The Horticultural Bulletin is an example. of the her; bot Wotan hes~yielded to her pleadings that item which is better printed andmore likely to The Noxt “ Noises," ale anall be surrounded by a great fire that only be followed by leisurely reference. HERE is @ suggestion for the next " Stunt "— this hero of heroes may win her). Similarly, the announcers remarks on coni- let the B.B.C, invite all listeners. who Tiare cats Siegiried’s whole being is thrilled by the ravishing posers would be no les interesting if printed and dogs to Jeave their loud epeakers on when song of the Bird, who flies before him, leading him adjacent to the item, Why waste golden minutes they go to bed on a given night, and then relay to Priinnhilde. in saving what could be read by those who wish to e performance’ from The Tiles—* Pssowrst,” (Continued overleaf in column .3.) know it ?I think that music unduly dominates the London

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Ace You a.Middle-Brow? Programme Pieces, (Continued from the previous page.)

Going to School by Wireless. By Clarence Winchester, ACT HI. OF “THE TWILIGHT OF THE GODS? racho Whether the time will comewhen the B.B,C. been heard from the The duell-witted Gonther, survivor of the Gihi- Bihich-browmuch haswho trevis with scorn the rather control an educational centre on a special wave- chung race, has acoopied the esunsel of lis crafty idlly jazx programmes, and from the radio low-brow length J de not kodw; but [ feed safe in prophesying half-brother Hagen (son of Alberich) to seek (a) who looks with contempt upon Einstein's theory that one day there will be wireless examiners who gain Britmbhilde as his wife. To this end,they nee and kindred interesting subjects, It is time that will receive papers from theae middle-brows who, Sicetried, who haa come bo chem, waladering: fy like myself, would like to cheok whattheyhave something wae said on behalf of the middle-hrow quest of heroic adventure, Throngh a love-potion who tan take with perfect equanimity judicious learned and hold a-periodical mental stocktaking. he forgets his love for Briinnhifde, falls in love with degea of both jase aul Einster, The faney bnes ftaclf to further exploitation, tnt Gunther's sister, Gutrune, and agrees to cnin The high-brow if a prig with his eruilition. weshall of necessity @o slowly in a spirit of inquiry Briinnhilde: for tGoomnbher. The fow-brow iz a “ mug” in b i s ignorance. The and useful experiment, Onee again Siegfried plunges: through the fire, inkddle-brow ie the listener who is ever ready’ to In the Minority. thie time disguiael aa’ Conther. He Peat enjoy Hight ttems when he ia in a light mood ‘and French is already part of the curriculum. Tt to learn something fresh when his mind is receptive Eriinniilde by fore, wreeta Thom her the Rane, would be well if we could’ .add English, for if fo onformation, which he had given her as pledge wf hia Jove, and langage is the machinery for the imter-commnica- lam amiddle-brow, like the majority of listeners, brings ber down the mouutain, disappearing, and tion of thought, then the teaching of English is the and accordingly I weleame the innovation of the leaving her with the real Gunther, first eeeential in sueceseful wireless oolucatror. “ Broadeast. University.” Whea ACT IT. opens. Haden. (Baas) sleeps at "Tors many of we a poole had French. before wo have night outide the Gihiehung'a Hull hy thie Ee, Room for Improvement. troubled to speak intelligible English—the language To him comer his father Aunenece (Bariten|, anil Because the middle-brow can trip lightly to. the which is the eommunicating nicdinin between foretell, the downfall of the godaand urges him to Wirtltes: doacher and wireless student. sireins of the Savoy Band, he ia none the less dain powrssion of the Ring, I aalrnit that. there aire sete penphe who do not capable of adding to his normal store of knowledge, With the breaking of day, Alberich departs, atl wish to be intelligible—they are usually very Because he would like to know something about SREQPEIED (Fenor) returns. Hagen EMT heredity, or the meaning of progrees, or of man high-brow or very low-brow + burt they are im the minority. Most of us are middle-browa, earning ficrkes6 (Sapraive), aod Bieciried tella then how before history he ja none the less joyous when he be hos gained) Britinhilde, who follows behind, bel our daily bread, desiring amusement and instruction, hears the eaxophone, Indeed, be is one of the by Gunther, Siceineed! enters the Hall with Gutrune having our gay moments and our serious moments ; bulk of Listeners Who marvel at the comprehensive to prepare for the double festivities, Hagen stim- and, accordingly, listening to whatever entertains nature of the programmes, without being blind to mona Tire Vases (Rosser aad Tenors) for the the fact that there is room for further growth and or instructs us, If Phave misjudged the number of middle-hraws, rejoicings, (Later, women ala join the improvement, throng.) He knows that itis very pleasant to learn new I shall be astonished, Presently, Costner (Marden) brings Bross things, if you are interested in those things, With op eeee ea mtd pase Ry HiLoR (Soprme) in a boat to the shore and lends Shakespeare he save :— her into the midet of bis people, No profit goes where is no pleasure ta'en j ; SONGS WORTH KNOWING. Briinnhilde's perplexity is increased tenfold) when In brief, air, study what you moat aifect, ; “Linden Lea," eine she finds Siegfried here, nnd his name coupled with Nobody need be frightened of being educated, i HES Dorset song. the words hy W. Gutrone’s, and finds him wearing the Ring, plodg. even by wireless. It is a pleasing process if your 4 Karnes, has teen eet to music by of hig love, which ehe thoaght Chinther had «teten

interest is aroused ; and, if interest is not aroused, 1 RK. Vaughan Williams, We publishthe ee from her, She cries ot vehemently against Sieg it: ig easy to switch off and wait-a few moments ; words by permission of the publishers, fried, saying that she ia his wife ond he has boon for the jazz. It is easy, too, to blame the speaker Messrs, Kegan Paul and (no, false to her. Bat Siegitie! i still ander the «pel! for having. failed to tickle your intellectual palate Wirethe worullands, fow'ry gladed, of the love-potion, and remembers nothing. of hi- and to wait for another who will give you profit By the onk trees’ mosay moot, love for Briinahilide, . and pleasure | The shining grass blades. timber shaded, For a long time these two are at eries- purposes. ow do quiver unilor fodt. ee Moments for Fooling. meee Brimobilde hardly controlling ber shane asi As a imiddle-brow, T draw awords with the Iow- And binds do whistle overhead, And water's bubbling in ite bed ; passionate wrath, brow and claim that edaeation never did anyone Shiela And there for me, the Ape pee At length Flegfried aweare his innoceiice om any harm ; I draw swords with the high-brow and Bo lean ‘down lowin Linelen Lea, challenge him to deny that there are moments for Hagen’s spear-point. Brimnhilde: strides forward, When leaves that lately werd a-springing: teara Sisgfried’s handfrom the spear-point, acl fooling and moments for schooling. Now do fade withm the cope, The middie-brow is welcoming the broadcast places thercon herown hand, swearing that be hae And painted binds do hush their singing, broken all hia vowa, ‘varsity coursce, for the simple reason that educa- Upupon the timber taps; tion proper more often than not begins in earnest And brown leaved frait’s-a-turming red, Finally, “icgfried makes light of Belinnhilcde’s when school days finish, Much of that edneation In cloudless mumshine overhead, outharst, and gaily leads off Gutrune into the comes from the bitterness and aweetness of life— With fruit for me, the apple tree he Hall. Everyone follows birbut Briinnhilde, Magen, and much of it from books; lt, try aa we will De lean low down im Linden Lea, aid Gunther, who stay behind,

to engage in book-learning, some of us find that age Let other folk make money faster, Hagen says that Siegfried most be put to death the spoken word leaves a more indelible impression Tn the air of dark-room'd towns ; for his treachery. Hriinnhilde telle Hagen that I don't dread a peevish master, on the mind, That ia why so many students po to fl Siegfried ia invulnerable except in his back, whieh Though ne man may hoed my frowns, night classes and university extension lectures. needs no protection, for he would never turn his gf] T be fres to oo abroad, For myself, I ait in front of the loud-speaker, rire - i Or take again my homewand-road, back to a. foe, beck m hand, and record the salient points of To where forme, the applo trea eS Gunther ia overcome with grief, but is perstiade| keetiues jn which 7 om piterested, t Do lean down Jowin Linden Lea, a by Hagen to agree to their plot against Siegfried ; Learning in Comfort. i = ph al i in ER Lap hie and all three solemoly wow that Siegfricd'’s blond shall atone for iia crime, Some may sey that this is learning with laziness, A ‘Tomotray cornsapondent asks ws bo issue & 1 would rather say that it ia learning in comfort, warning to any of our readers who may be vaers FUNERAL MARCH FROM “ THE TWILIGHT for I have sat on hard class-room deaka for many of battery chargers at home against the practice OF THE GODS." hours. until the physical aches have ousted any of bringing naked lights near whilet charging is mental ambitions | may have had, Iam, VOU see, proceeding, Hagen has porsuaded Bicefried to relate to th just a middje-brow, and | have yet to bear any When thua charging his accumulator, ho lighted people the story of is life, giving him a dranght logical reason for gaining knowledge with « a match to see how the workwas progressing, when which restores his niemory. Siegfried unthinkingly maximum of discomfort, an explosion took place, blowing out one of the tella of how he firet won Briinnhilde—for hinieelf. The universality of the wireless ‘varsity is its plugs and causing the acid toget into his ryea— The people spring up-in amazement, “and Hagen most praiseworthy featare, Whether you live in fortunately, without serious results, althoughforcibly thrusts his spear into Siegfried’s back. Siecfried Mayfair or Tamehouse, or at Land's End or John o' reminding him of the reporter who, being instructed dies, calling on Briinihitde, “6 Greate, you are not deprived of this practically free to write-up a motor accident, seni in a noteas Tn the course of Sueerncen’s Fowenat Marci. learning, It ia the only truly democratic system follows :— his body is borne away on a bier by the vassals. of education ; and whether you wear driss clothes “John Smith lit a match to see if there was Tn this most imposing and impressive funeral nigeie or cordureys, the information broadcast ia always any petrol in hia tank. There was. Age forty- we have almost the whole of the great drama at your Fervice, seven |” recalled.

Novem Leu. 1925. ] — _RADIO-— iT

2LO0 _ Week nning 365 M. LONDON PROGRAMMES. Norbu 15th,

ewvisiceawouaeee 4.0 ee GORDONBRY AN. ¥ IVIENKE CHATTERTON. : Character: ot (| Tenis ae ene| Four Old English pth Cape General a eaeaa j these Copyright Pro- i i | Pratcendatitalwoes analy cas. Ligpunoev Unphinusel WithjEEL Hic52 late”ike:s| Sectetare= ET Sar Wari oo | t eres © strictly b, THE SALISBURY SINGERS. STi atee she. eaaiwind i reserved. Part Ban Egan ‘Dee's .°" Who ds Belopa’" Deity ChilbraskeREGINALD DANCE vel : ‘ ith 7 a ths 6 een i - f Tet + ber = ee Yh. : at ai =, ‘ : a ee After Many «4 Dust, ‘Mile “Was a: Lover and His ; FABLA. DRAKE The letters "6.8." printed in ilajica in these | "e's Ohl To Be A: Wik Lass.” Paol Gover MICHAEL HOGAN programmes signify a simultaneous Bruaccast| Wind’ 1‘Feasting 1 Sates" 10.15 THE ORCHESTRA A Sermmt ... PRANK MACRAF SENNeree | a é Selection “tid Saresiveal vi a Bilsee| 2.0. THE GRAND HOTEL, EAST, The High-Power (Daventry) *-!- _ Religious Service. | “ Bolemm Melody * | BOURNE, ORCHESTRA. Programme will be found | _ Hells of How Church i ntvariy thawed (Under the Direction of on page S359. | 6.5, =a Reoital Fecen mt Marv Le 1035 ae ae ALBER'] BAN DLER.,) | Gow. Organist, J. Edgar’ Hum: | Relsyed from Ensthourne SUNDAY, Nov. 15th. | oebee aegene DA NW JONRS(etior) = 35 . A) a nHereehh 345.00. Star Ballad Concert. dha poarch, a “ | (8) ‘+ Meloombe,"’ MONDAY, Nov. 16th. Grande Fantxsiv, '* Samson ct De- MARYAN ELMAR (Soprang): | followed by Prelud2 on oli Bug : bilahi” 3, a Mines THORPE. iad BALES | Baritonoe). | lish Fealtn -tine—old Hon) -1.0-2:0.— Pine Signi) from. -Green- DAN JON RS (‘Tenor’). CEDRIC SHARPE | dredth. wich, Organ Recital trom St. “The Last Wateh?'..... Pinal paolo Wiolomeed buy. A: 16,—SRY TOES ae deal, Then Art Michiel’: Church. ot hilt: | ALBERT SANDLER CORDON PRAY AN StandiLOE = (ay and M,; 136}, Cy pair isi. El ny ileh es | {Sole Woaalind. (Soly Pianoforte)- Bible Reading, 315.—Transmission. to Schools: Mr, “Nocturne in EE Fint*' THE SALISBURY SINGERS. | Anthem, “God That Madest | E, Kay Robinson; ‘* British Saran: ca ri oo | Farth and Henven-" Blanty : The Meaning of in| DAN JONES -(Teties 5am THORPE BATES Perey dtoleiea san Fleer." | "4 Meod™ As erry Phe Pilgrin's Bong" sal chiveea fb the Rew. E, DD. JAR 4.0:—"Vorueg and Vanities,” by Car-| oneHESTI. yt sHenthowaleyy | Vis, M aswell Hill, =e men of Cockwiene, Borengde .... wa te Worn Dietrich"... Henschel | Hymn, ‘ Now That the Daylight) 4.15. —Opchestes from the Fast. Ham | 10.0—TIME SIGNAL F ROM LCEDHIC! SHARPE, | Dies Away" (A, and B.; Ba, Palais de Danke, omdneted by GREENWICH, WEATHER ‘Annie Laurie *" ‘ arr. Seer oe 845 ae Rate) 10: : Wiehor Vorsanger. , einSeen boat GEN * Hocoro:'* Pohngeenstienee -6.4o,—Orman Poeciial plooniimoed), , Dae 1B ee ‘NKR: ‘RAL NEWS ‘LET Walts in cA Minor ('hoyr-SAcrpe Lat andl Grd Movements Trout Sun] = Paea MARYAN ELMAR, | fonia to Hymn of Praise AithiyBiMakeske Auati.a Friend."|Sept Prof.Hf, JULIANfo ait Stateatte,& HUXLEY: i tbe Puard Phi (nee In | = ead elastin fica Pian Be en's .Aichool.! Ph Stream of Life : Beaba Sepecnmagy"" Ss Henedivl Teceatn anc EF ugoe oo 1) Mind duve,”’ told: by Unele Rex. Al tion—The Situtiga*" SB to Luldaloy tone a ett ma oiats Hees Star ‘Talk Lay Capt, Aisiie: ae Sh atians, 4.0 janprox.}) GORDON BRYAN. (20—TIME SIGNAL FROM) ¢¢_ Ligtit: Music. | Local News: “righ ‘Tune from dousty Derry" | : GSEEN WH H. 7 weATHER 6.a0, —An Appenl om belinlé of the} on, LOS. Fred Anstey, trrainger PORK AST and GENERAL | Alexondra Orphanage by the | fanthor of View Versi’ Marchadig . Stinford-tra ayer NEWS Re aereates, ates 7] Ri. Hon, Lard MARSHAT I. "in : THORPE: BATES. ad Statvons, | Ree es, an Humovons Readings from: [his Cuttin’ ashes" Waltey Bunter | Leal News; | 6.40;—Mis, Hugh Spender: " a AF ea Works, Hurloqoin * Borgeas-('ulfam. | ae Sy Pace eee re A iniecones of Geneya.” Hh CT —— {| VAVFENNE CHATTERTON | 7:0 —T1IME SIGNAL FROM RIG) TUESDAY, Nov. 17th 4.15 LUCILLE LA VERWE iene . Sharae “7 Kee DEN, WEATHER FORK-! a avOY¥, : (tie Heroine oF * Sun Up") THE Eee ah i ie ell CAST ‘and 17 GENERAL| 1-0-2.0.—Time . i ) Signal from. Greeu- eas by, eee SLB. te haticeeae oat fro A. Short Reowal af Stories. ree cai e cea a Sfatpoere 2 OTD Sharan, ae i. STANTONJEFF RRTES, Talk on Avsiralia, “Mixed Favm-| 4 15,—Transmission io Bchools : re qo paprien.). CEDPRIC BHARFE, ; #15, z THE ORCHESTRE,4 ing.” lw ih Success Earl Farmer, | H. Walford Davies: Mut, Doc, * Murmuriag. 2° phys. .denmeen | Trimtuphol March, “* Bigurd dor- Sl, to al Atefions, Re Music. . a “ Harleghin and. Cobmobine aalfur stad HRs ata tend ‘ tiring | 730 = a | 4.0.— Education for ‘Citizensh ip,” Voawwlwathth, arr. Shar pay A Children's Overture (iy i ber | +e 1 | hyy Mrs, il Ak F redaani, THE SALISBURY SINGERS. oe Oe eaeen bet TE ofshe Woke ee ond Orcheshral Music. Madtigal, "In Going To My| AMBROSEGAUNTLET?) oFiskiched bee the, ca prt Sa Music by Richard VIVIENNE CHATTERTON ee BON. .C, 5.15,—€ HILDREN'S (O E NE Pr Edwards. 1525-1566 ‘*Boftly Bighs ("Der Freie ; : rE a from the ‘Trombone Solos: by F. Tavior, Cree, *! Go, Risa’ Beale, 1784-1854 | chuts ") aie ae wee Seley pert House, Pbanchenter. : The: Three Bears, Kald ley _——s 645. fapprox.), THE ORC HESTRA. i $i Tens : arene Williams, When MARYAN ELMAR: Ballet Music, ' Rosamancle &.40), FOR ENGLAND. “ ee Was BeisTI. "| Love My God and He Loves Sed pire! A One-Act. Play. 6.0—The Radio Quartet and Ms” ee Erveat Bullock “Prise Sore ("The Master- Specially writhen for brosdeasting WoLADYS HAY-DILLON A Sheepfold Song " aingers"") -.-cecce apaer ee ae (Steptamo}. London Honald (Selo Violin, =. “Kneale Boelley.) FRANK H. SHAW, (Continued on the next page.) El -:- thhin eefetca fae eee eeeeatseeted hebbideleftih feete ct PeeBedsrhcdta ethaepegehny cae fl : EVENTS OF THE WEEK.

SUNDAY, November 15th. MONDAY, November 1Léth. WEDNESDAY, November 18th. BIRMINGHAM,8.30.—Children’s | LONDON, 4.15.—Lucille La BIRMINGHAM, 16.30.—Short LONDON, 10.30.—The Week's Concert, | Verne in a Short Recital. Recitals. - Pyeeg eth ak: BISSENGEAM, 9.15.— Radio BIRMINGHAM, 8.30.—Birthday BOURNEMOUTH, 8.40.—** John Spirit of Welsh Music.” NEWCASTLE, 8.0.—Symoh : _ Programme, creo MANCHESTER, 8.0.—A York- Concert. = =| + BOURNEMOUTH, 9.35. Picture fey aried Pro- shire Night. SATURDAY, November Tier ; eas ~The Fight NEWCASTLE, 9.15.—“Radio THURSDAY, November 19th. LONDON, 8.0.—Donald Cal- { IFF, _ CARDIFF, 8.10.—6.10.—" First Concert ee Ms;na Mo t of the Cardiff Musical Society,”’ iteoy, .0.—The Somatan'of NEWCASTLY, §.50,—Schubertee MANCHESTva, "'Resae0. ae | r relayed from the Fark Hall, aden Anniversary Concert, naa relayed to ““5KX¥," * 4 Cardiff. TUESDAY, November 1ith. GLASGOW, 8.30,—"* Bach." ABERDEEN 9.0.—Scenes fron MANCHESTER, 3.30,—A Rus- LONDON, 8.0.—Musical Comedy FRIDAY, November 20th. de The Lady af the Lake on t sian Programme, Memories, LONDON,9.0.—Offenbach Follies. (Macfarren). el =aiee ce aeeaaed eae aie ipa a= faa of SP Bef Be pena Tan aeohdren at Seee Se

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7.0—TIME SIGNAL FROM. BiG 8.0, THE auMARSDENPer 4 COLLIERYly bh 710.— ; erithMarket.ad Prices,eS fotik Farmers.LTTE S. | 3.45ey Minth Children "s Conc BEN, WEATHER FORE- | BAND. SH focal! Stitrona, Arranged by a CAST. and IST. GENERAL | " . Bo. fron Newenatle, 7,15,—" Searching for a Pirate's THE PEOPLE'S CONCERL © Tutspiel" ...... , Keder Beda Hoard,” by Lieut, F . ° W. | SOCIETY. NEWSel dahvientBULLETIN,ee E _ 9:8.on to) Trombone Sola,Tyrolienne “ REALEY, Part I, L. Introduction, ‘Sulton = ih . | “ tt EN ; 1 ho a ara ate.BritishHi. e.ey4 (i). Phe. -Eng- Salon, W. RLACK ETT To, " Ot the Boar's Head ™ | 2. Qnintet in-E Flat, Op. 45, for 4 toi liskiwnat, iThe Boy Champion). (ffwetac alae), iam, Pai 7.25 —Masicnl Interlude. S28: to a election, The’ Maid of the Performed tvy tha Viela and “Callo Biel tane, Wountwtns sists cs .. Se BLN OC, Sehrn—]A10- 1S Allegro Brilltante (Quick and T4—Mr, JAMES AGATE: Dene;| 8.20, MAUD NEILSON. (Soprano), | Relayed from. tha matic Criticiam. 5.8. to all C a l l of the Woods" | Opera House, Manchester, eee meee evan Stations, Huber! Rath ! Marta fin Siarch Style} : e Happy TUet aon Hel Mieqa B30. - WESTWARD HO it Scherzo (Qdick: and Playful)M i s ; ROMAMUNRO dnd teee and ‘ T w o Tries: Allegro BARRY MILLS cram Cee Famous | Non Troppo (Quick, but nog _ Bright and Breezy. aie too, onic ae a ea [HE ORCHESTRA, in | a 1 . 1 5 .nooitom,MORE “|MUSICALdeopa ly a FogCOMEDYEE| 5SDr copavbed D etsereaty,Aor Tw i Ninna P r e sSees e n t e d by veKR. csE . . JEVEREY.aia a4 Hh Adand ( "tanaro ey . MEMORIES. i a Birthday a a Oe LE Bideford, the Both of Adven - ae eeote " to whieh -thie construction, elerts ‘Walks Song" (s Fema: nil | tire, . ; F ; a eed Sing-sung for ihe ard characters of Popular Mins- Salsee Pesca eee (fount 2. Devon s Welooniea to Daring q SUC, g: oar: wore ae (ger,= | 5.0. THE B At BD | Creer J ilar. "a Reoe eres Egyption " Javigini —Whint, Betell a) Anmeary. Kiouse. 2 Third M a v e i h e n y . from Quin WINIFRED+ DAVIES: Cornetfaenet BoloSolo, @ The“The ParagTPoraron e nae*' | “a’ we as. LeighL i t i e h UndertaUndertake ia tet, “ O p , 8 . . agecorak—1641-1904Se a Marian, BERYL RIGGS | itt a MATHRG | l Pere t Scherzo- CRORE PIZZEV . oborst , Me LATHER. cP Higuerrte, Spas Sai; anal | 4.45.) wen Pilon {Beyprams) ' Wiatern Down cor tha Dath W a s Taker | W h i s w e n k (hac PHYLLIi 7 PANTINGeae | Southern: ! Sketch,. “Way Hew th ath Vy Len, | WS (Ba botke), thik Ai se lor | Carola “ SF c i n e Aestrange = i Be ee SvianMeta, 5J15—CHELDREN'SW aN a CORNER:SER: ThThe LAMES WHIGHAM. ga GEOFFREY CLAYTON 6.—On the Danks of the TRAFFORD, ae vt i Ch 7. ee Bound; Salvation ae eeaed ‘ ae A Sic RAYMOND nl oy eg Under the Direction of Pee o's Discovery. oa nk K R . E. JEFFREY. eee ees A—The Avinada: How A n i y a s | gg ictMusic Kitten, Mavis, P l i v i l i s , Settled with Den Guzman. a ME ae ie 945 Firen Sy Window," by | (Hilda, | le Wh ilker - yt P a i l bel rH LEM “ i | —a (tlrahany: and Jack) 5 a: Honve: Amyas, Bos Bind. b.24}.— Fietieaeans ee : oes i 1 noo hour's ‘rather heetic Sees Clearly. 7 Ps: i r ; a oa lined a 17 0.—T IME SiGNAT FROM Bu Breeaie pad Aman | Koterniyne Interferince, | ORCHESTRA CART. andIST GENERAL FORECAST.RRAL NEWS.and BOLCETIN.@ND GEN. ||100—TIMEGREENWICH.SIGNALWEATHERFROM) oyePattonWIRELESSclan ane se ae Seeroe 5. i, i all jutjona _ eee FORECAST and 2ND GEN- tean@utlines ieaaconn ‘alaid Searormid Aa rE sae cael eae i ee ERAL NEWS BULLETIN.# Peaceyey retaryay lhe P o k a l i f see | a i e 3 of the Wirelessee is Ww||7.10APapersS u m mfar a r ythe Wear, beak oHoff Charlesje Kingsby’sLD OW S i e: SAMUEL4 vail te, PLIIDeEHOARE, BairBart,if]| . M N, . H .: twE aifM SJo t a tiD i o n ssna Ae | Mattotive Aviatiot and the ‘Empire i aT RACHEY eee Mr, J, will be jinked wp ley short sang | nti SFotiena, ! SUP to alt S t a t i o n s . Pr = re: ae nouncemients giving the details) 7,15,—Mr, G. A. ATKINSON . Laical News. | Mg ue i Vy bh. ee,| LE the Sones bs they are Sere aan bbe Screen 7 i 10.30. BERT FIRMAN'S DANCE | hiens | reached, and of the intervening | 7 . 3 0 Act IE, o f the Opera ORCHESTRA, Local News. circumstances with which the | oe i vie at : ae at t k e Carlton, Hotel, 10.30. M i s s IRENE SADLER | Radioviews do n o t d e a l . | Terlight of t h e Gods" S.A to a l l Siationan. and | The *aond effects eae) be Se ee | 12:0.—Cloce down. My. CLIFFERD TURNER the transiission wi haya a eae eA iy thie hackground, through BRI | LSit NAT OLN A L OPERA > (Gold eei w i t t OxtordEI miiciealwhich the Actors will sj ile’ i COMPANY / ent at eoriswaite andi it isahoped : thatB e t e acae l l eeoor __ EBelayed from 1the WEDNESDAY,Nov.18th. | fe icseteealldsictited listeners will deste’ Si i ; Opera House, Manchester, 2 ‘: = 11.0.-—Close down, further wid. to the atmosphere | 8.30, Variety. 1.0-2.0.- Time sienee ro anret Which We shall try to impart. | ALVIN KEECH, wich, ! Camille | etna a | | 9.30.—Speeches le H18 GRACE THE | Assisted hy ee from ihe Heataurant } DEKE OF SITTHERLAND. | ANN WILLLAMS, rascati, HURSDAY. Nov. VISCOUNT CECIL oF] ith 5, 15, “Transmission to Schools : Prof. io ~ . ¥ 19th. CHELWOOD, AND BEN A- | Byncopated Songs with Lyde, F.R.G.B., Applied Geo} 7 9.2.0—Time Bignal fram Green- TORE MARCONT, on the ocen: Kanjuleto Nanjo, grapliy—Polar; Hegions." re witk- “The Week's& ConsettLoeert ofoF aia3 of The Radio5 Association TON -: ‘ 1.0.—* My Part of the Conntry,” by New Gramophone Records, nei Relayed fron the Hotel (Pi eeARRELL A. Bonnet Laird. +76) Tentincin t6 Schoole: Me (teh : innist- SUT) , Step, mena Ghrl rE - Mary 10,0. - TI] M rt. c SIGNAG . F K 0 Af : One and Aaa 4.15.—Music relayed fron thw Capitol i (". Rialare 5 . 1 5: . IILUREN'SPhentve, Haymarket.CORNER:? Smmnerville,Rupert Brooke.”"Moker Paciry— | UTREENFORECASTWICH.s o d WEATHER200 Ons Tango,Sitvin “Keech“Tenens“ a n d : "AanaeWeltusunnee . ‘ by U n c l e } 4 0 . " B o o k a t o R e n d " by Ann | WM, U PMion Coen | Hotay otyys® 8 JeP i a s i o Znprovisations“Lost jo the Desert," | Spies aes A Ee foe ' i ry tra S a t t a trcnitia*" ha eee Mr. F, MITCHELL-HEDGES ; | Alvin Keech, ae ‘ at bi Ari ei vp oe | 4.15.~—Trocaders. Tea-time Miasic. | me SB. rree . "Hawaiian Medtey.' Teacsil Nows: : Anw Williats sit: Alm Keeel, Poe eee ee a Bb ee CORNER | Bongs by Honald G o u r l e y . “The 10.30. THE SAVOY ORPHEANS VEhat a Ab: Phete: t s , T i e r s G.0:—-LightPoliceMusic, Diddle-Diddle Dwart,’" told by THe SAVOY HAVANA. — | Ain't. No More.” 7.0.—TIME SIGNAL FROM BIG | ‘ i n c l e Pater © " Doe iashisns !” 4 See tere 1 ° Wilety easly aaa ans BVaaie. ‘anil | " Btepyen’ afl nt bey. se WEATHER , Fav ihe. hy | i oi thu +i Baty | Mail.” THE SAVOY TANGO LAND. yas Sree = Rane 1H] 18D HERBAL Relayed from tle Ravay Hotel, ont Purcell, ot ne Pee ie a helie Ciaetiag poid. Eantile | SH. fa all SfatranaaA, | "battle Ship" te Taran y, : Foxon (Baritone),1 I ia The Nature of Ab: rmbca) Sounels,-* ant tt Sin ike ok Rade 10 — DC leee icon, | Pon Pyrreit Talk prepared b y the T a t e Prof, Pa ofa) i y Ai, He WorShapheurd T w o Songs "The Little’ Gray ver a | Giwest rd i E Hi. i ARTON, B38Sat, +8,by : Mion Trervey, T.25.—Light Music. ae ee gk ! Sind tifferent opiniens upon : 35 "The Woak'ecWWorl leila | 6.45, Light Tunica Tutorlicdte, | FRIDAY, Nov. 20th. Fan te "ge ao ey oTae : . a 7.0=—TIME SIGNAL” FROM BiG | : " Bhoaw (ia the Way to Go Bian ee hae tty CETL opt WATae PORE | 1.0-2.0.—Time Signal from Green: | (i anbell anal Coney), Mack. ees anit Lal GENERALS. | vieh “Misia ‘2 durine| ott, Sashel nigh wal efdanny 7.40-—*.* eeH u s t A f r i c a , ” by Mr FRED. | NEWS. R U L L E T I N , S02. tu een cere aes ce wea eb | ied ERICK; CSees . LINFIELD | aeiW Sluts | pie o l e . eee | (Continwed in 7‘column 4, page 250.)

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The | em sated ia linties: in tia) HAROLD c rSie I BAY MOND NEWELL, in.‘anofarte Pets). Joan Max itr8ai altea fimullaneses Brondenst ' Hirle un a Aereble Poe rl herethe cuuien meationad. be ThankspivingI | osc... i Cowen well {8oprano), The High-Power (Daventry) de Speak, ‘Earth, Speak "’ Nocera asee Be fatal 5r fo 15.—CHILDREN’S- CORNER. Adiean yFbise Fa L "The Cal Sheed teatee a Programme will be found 7hFO faitdven*e Betless on page 352. rod “Thin Macest Barth!aad | ' T Love Someone in Bomeraei Heaven or a ae J Nepal Fao | enacts | 6.0, OZ EERS PRT URE HOUSE ) 11.0, (lose down. THE CHORES AND QRETLESTEA : SUNDAY,Nov. 15th. ORCHESTRA. Conidnctor, PATE RISER. VY MoORRIS (oop. Te Deom im Fiat . Sitofare | TUESDAY, Nov. 17th. 70-11,.0.— Progranine S.A, from Een- BGO ce, Concert PRROGY FLEA. afige lyet In a? Short Hecital, inehiding |. a) : set ee ‘Not Woderatood Breeken | oo_ Lot Pea TSIBRLON 3 Bevel THE STATION ORCHESTRA: Lecture, Mr, 2.) M. Conducted by JOSEPH LEWIA, ! THERsORCHESTRAsire teenthMarples, M.A, B.Sc, ‘' A Trip THURSDAY, Nov. 19th. MALAY HUXLEY (Soprano) "Bolemn Melody * (String 5 esi to tha: Moon.” Crean | Wh exltared ‘Le ; 5 45;—The Bition Pianofirte DYOR JAMES (Salo. Violoncells, sana oe e Pa |4.15.—Losells Picture Hoase Ovches 10,30,—Ulose- down. tol: Leader, Frank ‘Cantell, THE .ORCHESTRA: | tra: Conductor, Pan] Himmier, Overture, Fierrabras,"’ Op: 76 Ray Wallace {Kotertainer). 4,45,— Afternoon 'Tapica : Estella Stheb Harper, | Tndmn At and Schabert | | 4.45,— Afternoon Topics: Mr. ©). VOR, AMES, MONDAY, Nov. i6th. | Elliott, F.R.MLS. (af the Bir- Aryt O¥oftsmien,”" Ethel Wr Api sha oes pra rou each | minghom Natural History and hate (Conteaito}. Sonata in G “Mujor . SOeaAr 3.45.—The Station Wind Quintet. | ai Bociehy), "Some 15,—CHILDPREHS. CORNER, THE ORCHESTRA, | $245 — AF ioruogen Topics 3 alr: Bidney |. a ai eciek: : F b= hildran’a Letters “(hanson Triste" Tebatkord Rogers, F.ROW.8., Topical Hor- |l.—C HI LDREN'S: CORNER, i Shine: im G Pardee its i ) 0. LOZELLA PICTU RE BROCEE MAY HUXLEY. hicultora Hinta,:."' New Peren- | 6.55 - Children's. Lethers, i OROARSTERA: CD lee Canzone a, Peet | milBlawete: Mary Erecman | 66 LOZELLS PICTURE HOUSE | Condypioe, PAUL RIMMER. Panza, Deine * » fhereantn eee Ne oe | ORCHESTRA: WILLDAM MACREATMY. — Di Ts | §.15.—-CHILDREN'S CORNER. Conductor, PAUL RIMMER. Recital ‘Talk on Shokesperean "Ah Fors Lui”, (has Tee oh hidden 's betters. iharacttrs and Beenes, No, 6, vidios"). Ha Ferets GLADYS WARD absent thie Senate—f obs £0. LOZELLES PICTURE HOUSE (Dramatied Staries), THE ORC HESTRA. Cyeaar.”’ ORCHESTRA : ho 5, A Selection. fram ** Pick- Bekaction, “11 “Trevatore ” 1.0.—WEATHER PORECAST anil Conductor, PAUL RIMMER, wick Tapers." ChAgrica Eiekiine : Pert, arr, fied ir iy} NEWS: (Aga from London, a SIDNEY LEWIS (Burs). TOT— Paprissit te A fi. } Font Lan- [VOR JAMES. T.10—M arheé Prieee iar Paria, | 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST onl | efor: " Anreg-unm Bevel 3 | SM. from London, “Roniatee sis Maries’ setter? NEWS. 8&2 fren Jonton. “Berea de! Dhl Talk on, Awstealio, “Mixed Farm 7.15.—Lieut, F. W. KEALEY, SUF, “ Drish Agr 22... piauphes | ing.” by a Suveissfol Farmer. w from Eeéadpa Ai, rein Hiona'on, Wanatal Nov. 18th. THE: OMHESTR A. Opera, Ruiner San Sows. Aqarere| 730. Opera. The: Station Pinnoforte Ouin- “Dervish (hank . fedej tet (Leader, Frank Cantetli, 730.—AT THE BOAR'S HEAT" “ SIEGE RIED (Act IT.). Re- cA} PLEA LY, Relayed from the Operas Fou cy | layek from. the Opera Howse, 4.45. —Atternoan Topics i Alicea “Deatnery " Maz Stange) Manchester. Manelester. Caschiian aml Winilted Firth “A CBong: if Res BH, : | London | noe Programm: AULA Love .40. A Lightsome Programme. ae Haniel!a —— =. ¥ the Serenade - THE. STATION OQHCHESTERA " BR AMPRON © ariel Se, Bunce Bid * ans RAYMOND NEWELL (Baritone) ||| BBC. STATION ADDRESSES, (Flute Obbligata, | MALAI, “ BUFFALO" BANDS, ATRIOL FON ES Relayed from WALTER HEino.) j Addresses. Telephone No. the Palais dy {Sola’ -Piatioforte), 1 ABERDEEN, cos « Danse, 15, Belmont Street eae ee THE ORCHESTRA. THE ORCHESTEA. With Twh Short, Interludes frora Saite, Children's Cornu" Overture, ‘* Figaro a ~ dbereert sti." Belfast, a, 5870. J the Stadio af approx, 8:50 and Bebpacy | INGHAM. " BAYT SMON GD NEWELL. 225 by " Serenade. Tor the “Doll Midland, 208-16 1 Sea Haven ™ ...... 0. Sanaderasa BOURNEMOUTH, GRACE WELL AND ‘The Little Shepherd" " Ti'sa Beautiful Day" Benwett TZ, Holdenburst Road . 3468-1 ““Galliwog's Cake Walk.” CARDIFF, VIVIEN WORTH oC ne Aen 39, Park Place... ser . 2514-5 (Entertainers at the Pianot, "TD Married wits ftir -inelnde: 8.20, Birthday Service. Ciel Arial zi | }] 24, Bythoood Scare Dewiglas i 1192-4 ea eeat Hyinn, “Children of the Heavenly THE ORCHESTTA, || 2, Savoy Hall, wea : Regent 6727 Th Hela “When My Sugar * ‘Ring a ({Eaglish Hymnal, Nia, Seleetion, Haydn Woaitl' Sines MANCHESTER. Orme Bui , The Parsonage City 0646-7 MeMigh and Mills 373). arr.ff Hpra ae mT Know That Someone Reading. Waltz, “A Wales Dream " TM, Eldon Square .... al B65 Lares eee Seated | Punb riage Able °" The Glory oF the-Lord™ HIGH-POWER. 1 idk : ieee ata Re kt ae Sehertziny: F feey ADEBION JON ES, Borough Hill ...... : Daventry 77 “PH See You In My Dreams" Prehide ane erevee Haul Relnins Addtees liar the Her, : RELAY, Jones IL. WHITE, of the: Parish lenrer Petite) see. (rrieg “Oh, Baby" Valse ip EF. Minor 0 c0...ehopin H. ieeetteedis hE Choreh. anne ston. a7, utes thee” Central $746 10.0.—-WEATHER Staccato Biody ...... Awhinateny HULL. FORECAST Th id yin. ~* When Al They Al eves, | 26-27, Bishop L NEWS. O My God (Knghst: Hyiytnal, THE ORCHESTEA,. Central 6158 8B frau aati, LIVERPOOL, My, FL MIPPCHELL Pia. EET}: Bante, ie 8 retin3 LavyUhut iT | 85, Lard: Street > Bank S008 AEDES. Benita PLYMOUTH. “fren aguas, Leen AN iws, 1 Athen gum Chambers, Atheosuin Lane Marely: Mehdi Chae Step. | 10.30.—THE io.WEATHER. FORECAST. and =283 |) SAVOY BANDS. §8.it ' Marek Héroijue "Sond See ne | SHEFFIELD, from. Lotdos NEWS, Sat. Frenna detent, 10.0.—WERATHER “FORECAST | and | Castle Chaimbers, Cathe Street Lowi hele. | Central 4°25 |) 12.0:—Clese down, - REVS. OSAP Wass Lanai LEENS-BRADPORD. 6.20. THE STATION ORCHESTRA. | Piet, wer, ast ™ HURLEY: Cabinet Chambers, Basinghall Street, Leeds The Sppep af Tite: Kyale- 28131 THE. REPERTORY. CHORES :! ; STOKE-ON-TRENT. tian Vb eatuitions” a; fr ivi | | Majestic Buildines, Stoke-on-Trent FRIDAY, Caondneted by JOSEPH LEWIS. | Nov. 20th. Paniladt, Laid AAW, Hanley 1970 | FLATHOLD CASEY iBuritene), I] NOTTINGHAM, a. 45.— S Chea Tas Transmission + PERCY. EPUAR (Recitn!s) | 10.30. Short Recitals. ih) 4. Bendlesmith Gate, Aotungham 644 and Gea8 Pichtewnt h Toa (ure, Afr, A. a's THE (CHORTS AND ATRIGL, WON ES. Dur Bhoidon, Muaticod Ayppresni- ORCHESTIA. Tiallet Migie from "" Hiksaarnnds*' | ty Locher Read eae: Dhumdee 5209 Than: we New Thank We Al thor fod™ Seibertwebs af Orton BuiidiocsDhtord Etrect fervares Alinnetin EB Flat .. Alerfiineen | Swansea F107 | 4.15.—Logeils Pittore House Orelestry | | Powor i-'' 53X " (Condictor, Pal Rimmer).

“Tt Caine Even fo Pass’ : Tarantella, “ Venexsia eo Nigpali"’ —— Gnecls x List | i} 1] EW: Peeay (Continved on the next page.)

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BIRMINGHAM PROGRAMMES. London Programmes (Continued from page 348.) (Continued from the previouspage.) | 9.0, The Offenbach Follies. =

: 1 Z = a fi ; So (2nd Version, | 4.45. —4 fkernoon Topics -: Aveltine (10.0.-WEATHER FORECAST and FRANK THOM PSON. | DORIS. VANE Lewis, in collaboration with NEWS. Phat From Fonclor, The Welshman in London " VIVIEN LAMBELET, Maodumes Molthweiss- (Directrice Ministry of. Agrituliure Talk by Anarean GLADYS PALMER da ['Eeole Domestique et Sociale, Mr. J. T, JESSE, S08. from) © Disappearances ~ -. iowse TOM CLAYTON, Paris}; “The Preparation of London, Local News: Mon A WASHEPOUENE LEONARD HUBBARD 'Pritures” tie Pramce."* : ‘ “ Beead and Cheese and Kisse IOSEPH FARRINGTON ‘ oe DUaU, Sang Recital F a Es AER LM Le 515—CHILDREN'S CORNER,

JAMES WHIGHAM; ab Egata Sa aan Scat On Paiiy2 F areaoeenteociusUPEEELDEtely hs ape> re gaaya = Iay 1 A ryTHE1 ORCHESTRA.‘ citys | IRIS WHITE; : thera will be « Children's Concert, ar armas sibel a ft Belection, “A Princess of Ken- ander the direction of Mrs. E, L. Webb. As 1, of 3 cf cca if JEN TOMMY HANDLEY: aington o l s isvesees 1. German None. of the performers are more than Al - nee sage P e k act : MAUDIE DUNHAM, JOSEPHINE- LAMEaot . .wxieen iveurs of aoe,re. ayin fethet, moetatare i.CLEGG,Ww AGSiTofAFtheF- aFAA.Mth Lianby ps.Mr. | ard ' * The Blackbird " .., Waeetherly below, In Cyril Johnsons: Biosys’ Local News, CHORUS OF DANCING ' Buy My Strawberries” |... Orchestra the ages lie between ten and RAD ICS. “Down Vauxhall Way “ f seve thirteen. 10.20. THE SAVOY ORPHEANS. THE SAVOY HAVANA BAND Book by Jack Hellier, a ee pasvax Aralite On Saturday, im =the Afternoon aru Popular Musical Numbers, 7.0. Topics, those listeners who think thai Comedy. undue preference has been piven to BAVO?E TANGO BAND Directed hy THE ORCHESTRA. doge will have the opportunity of Relayed from the Savoy Hotel, JAMES. LESTER. and Belection; “A Bouthern: Maid.” fatening te tw Tall ** AN About Cots,” Soe fo ave Shohione RR, E. JEFFREY. Fraacr-Siaen by Mr, i. r, &. Bavington, 12.0:—Close “down:

NOVEMBER Lita, 1925. | — RADIOeRe ———

6BM E.S. WeekBeginBesinatad 386 M. “BOURNEMOUTHPROGRAMM! November Ibth.

The lolters “°6.8."" printed in italics in ther Ee Thaiay er! The Peer (from chix Tabtic: | ‘The Art or Femi, fh, WILLEAM PRIMROSE, mma ETamene cignity a Simultaneous Broadeaal Francis: Thoitnpeon's- Pocms. om by ip WE Mugford | HACERTRA, 0m the Statien mentioned. CU bitin) AL BALE. T Violin Comeerta ©... Eilenges The High-Power (Daventry) | © (Vel Grey Bauicrel 401 Cirecheatrn, relayed fee ‘1 thie Allegra moterke © MmAretoso + Allegro mite Programme will be found Aly revi No pee | Fileririe ‘Theatre Mision Avilunia; on page 352. “The Lake Tele of Innisirec | Director. Te 0. Ronald, Heomaderatn, Hy: Yieats i) Miaeical: lnterlids, (GORDON BRYAN and Beauty 7,2)... Jahn Afeaifiel! 6.15,— CHILDREN'S CORNER. ORCHESTRA, SUNDAY, Nov. 15th. : Blow Cut, Vou Bulle. .Ghver o.900.—4uldrens Letters, Piang Gomoerto-in Ae Mini the Bich Thea “ ijpent Geeake 6,0 Mnsheal Diterkiihe, hie Ue oeetl VAT ae ite! |0, Farr? Talks The. tm EO, WPRATHHE FORECAST. and £4. THE BAND OF THE BoyAd * Suriat, 145.—Ulease cdiewn, provement oof iGhaaedlaadls hey aee Af. fi tPA Lowden, ARTILLERY Ate. Lh sh Troup, Ih. Be. Air, (1) FL -M.. IOAD ud Mr, aT. { Poriaanauth), 7 WEATHER FPOHREUCASRT aro ATRAVQHEY: “After- Dinner TRUS GARSIDE (Bantoane}, NEWS, &8. from Londo, Philosophy—Chanie,” &, iP. Relayed from. the MONDAY, Nov. 16th. Mr. E, CAVAN DANCEy “Dee. from Foicdon, ‘i South Parade Pier, Southaes, ies / peradee: T Aave Kiiown." Laral Neva, res a LADBIES “TRIG : $.45.—Talk on “The Beginning of [795 Musical Interlude. SR. fram 1, a0), ProgrSB. fron London HELEAP BOD (Violin), i English. Literature,’ by Mr. | Iaidan, EVt—a4 “Ha diowit, LOLA GARCTA (Cella Lee Nichole. Orchestra relayed > go Afr. EASES ACLATHE : Drainbi LILLAN WHITTARER (Pianai. from the Bungalow Café, South. | Criticiam, 2.8. from Lonedon, Selection, | Carmen ™ dE | ampton. Musical Dineetor,| MUSICAL COMEDY ME: entreacte, ' Liehbeatranm " Bhas | Arthur: Prebeit. ies MOR LES. 4a eom soandon, THURSDAY,Nov.19th. Fantacia, ' Season and Dehlah 5.15.—CHILDREN'S CORSER: 1i0—WEATHER FORECAST and ee Sloeret epee | Bones onl Stones. Ses. A prom Cows: 1130-120: ee Revital h i v Entreacta, Serenata "1. “Toxelli | irene Hroak ; 4, 50,—Chiliiren's Letters. Sir BAMOURE HOARE 7." Aym Soe 6.0,—Mibical Interhude, tion and the Empire,” 8.8. Bey HEN Ra UTH BYMPHONY 70—WEATHER FORECAST aad Freon Jionedon. CROHESTRA: Be, Studia Services. NEWS. S.f. from Lourliu. icetial’ ears Conducted hy THE STATION CHOTR, Talk on Australian, * Mixed Farm- 99 BERT -FIRMAN'S DANCE Bir DAN GODFREY, Hymn, ‘' Be Thow My Guardian ing.” by & Sueeessful Farmer, ORCHESTRA. S&B from 24.— Symphony Goneert No, Toot the

aml My Guide" 1A. amd ML, | Soo. fren Donati, Tinton ee Thirty-first Winter Series, Re- Nu, 22). | 7.00,—"BIEGFRIED”™ (Act IL}. Re- ya ,—Coes daw: layed from the Winter Gardens. Bible Reating. | layed Trem the Opera louse, 40, Talk: London Papers real by Anthem, “God Shall Wipe Away| Manchester, 1 ArteFPiroell Watson, AN Tea. eae SP ielal ‘WEDNESDAY,Nov.18th. 4.45,— Murieal Drtbert riche,

i} 40. "John Citizen At Home."’ The Rev, H,T. M ADDEFORT + ; i.15.—THILDREM SA CORNER, On. thia-evening an effort will be Religious Aedlclress, $.45.—London Papers, read by Agta 1tree Dahesh, Taade to give a owireless. pepe- Hymn, * Fiers: Kaged the Tem- Farnell-Wateon. Alex Wain- ) 6.40,— Parmers Valk: “ Winter Prun- sentation «af John Crhzen at | pest" (AL and M,, No, Zeid, + wrght'a Royal Bath Hotel mg ‘and the Care of Fruit Collect. r | home. Picture the comfireside ; Laoee Gand, relayed from Treaage” by Mr. J. J. Rettle. Vesper, ; a few cheery stories; the family King = Hall Heoms, Louise 71.60—WRATHER PORECAST anil laying charadea and musical Mortin (Mezso-Sopranc}, ——— | NEWS. &.B. from Londow, there. Theyoung daughter 3.15.—_CHILDREN'S DORNER: fi— WEATHER FORECAST anal | 7.10. —Muarket Priced for Fanners, &. 7, Mally voluntecrs ‘to plas the Unele Fack's Fairy [nae tet Talk. from Lorton, NEWS. 8.0. frovk London, | piano, but da mdvined to dist | .0.— Musical Interlude. Local News. 7.15,—Lieut, FP. W. KEALEY, S02, im favour of the foud speaker 6.30.—Talk by the Station Director. rom. Lonilon, WINIFRED ASCOTT (Sopmana). | which provides a varied pro- '6,40.—Muosical Interlude, 7.90. “At the Boar's Head.” QLADYS 2AATES): ¢Contralto}, | fe. Bone onihcisms wre 0—WERATHER FORECAST aril LEE SICHOLS(Pootry Reading). Helayed from the Opera House, levelled at the oomnsical. fare NEWS. S.A. from Lowden, Mrnchaster, THE WLRELESS ORCHESTRA: provided, and a heated argu. “The Nature of Musical Sonia.” 8.d0.— Programme 4.8. from Eovidois Conductel hoy mont follows: The parrot: ia | Talk prepare by thie lete Prat. | Capt. Wl Ac FREATHE. RSTONE, 00, Dance Music. (alked pon fora. few oem, BK. AH. BARTON, Bde, Sh, Relayed from. thea iG, THE ORUHESTRA. A band passes. by ; everybody| fromJandon, Kingfe Holl Heri. * Herottiade”.. ee Jferat rushes to the window, bat are | 7,05. —Musival Interleds, SH. fron bt, _WHATHER, FORECAST Gried Ul, WLAIP HS ED ASCOTT. soon drawn back on. Molly's London, “ove Martin ..0. 2tach-Gowned NEWS. 8.8. from DLondai, suppression to clear the room 7.3i.—Foyal Horticultural Society Mr. F. MYPCHELL-HEDGES any Picture: for «a dance, Talk: 8.8) frem dionedor, SOR, from London, “ Anno Domini—The Flight Into 940, Light Orchestral Favourites. —ak—Mre FREDERICK ¢) LEN- Local Newea, Egypt.** FIELD: “East Affied." 3 THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA: | 10,.10—THE SAVOY BANDS. £7, fron Londen, By Edwin Long, B.A, Conducted “by rom Dopoige, Thi pombiing cepicts the Capt, Wo A. FEATHERSTONE. Instrumental Feature. 12.0, niee chow, Haly Mother seated on adonkey Mareh, “ Colonel Bogey *. Alford) CORDON BRYAN (Pianoferte), with the Infant Jess sin her Overture, “* Light Cavalry “ WILLTAM PRIMBOSE (Violin). armsaml Joseph walking by epee | THE WIRELESS ADGMENTED their sickle, Rclection, “Faust, :.. Genmed | ORCHESTRA : FRIDAY, Nov. 20th. They are Pang a erat pro. li.) WEATHER FORECAST ana Candiucted bey apt. W. A, FEATHERSTONE, comin Which iw taking place NEWS. SH: Jrom Eandtan, 11.30-12.0.— Orchestra relayed froin in honowre of the Egyptian Pri. JULIAN 8. HURLEY: CORDON BRYAN: ancl the Bungalow Café, Southanp- ORCHESTRA. Clodidess Teis, and-herson Hori, “The Stream of Life: Evol ton. Musical Director : Arthur whose images are being borne tiomn— The Solotion.”* SB frei inne Coneerto mA Major Wasiart Pickett, Aloft throadl crowds of war- Fen dan, Alleero eon Tueco— Andante 4.45.—Valk on " Early Bnghish Plays, alippers, Inthe formeround are trangtulio— Presto, hy Angela Cave. The Wireless Local News, the sellers of idols: «liars, ond 1.30. ERNEST LUSH (Pianoforte}. #3 WILLA PRIMAOSE, Try: Reginnid 5) Minat ~~ necklets, the while forming o Wali in ¢ Bhar Minor ..6 re honda: No, 2 in DD Minder jfor (Vielin), Thomas FE. Mingworth atrikingly dramatic contrast. | Concert Study in D Flat... vat Viclin alone) ., - feng Vaeripe (Cell), Arthur Marston (Pian), We oomnmenee our. Picture " ARE otra aces Ero Lavens “ Reve a Rintant * i pens el gaia Pange ‘Tom Grown (Haas). before the arrival ofthe Holy | 1040, SCOVELL «and WHELDON ‘ imeandon 5. 15.—CHITLDERER } CORNER: Froncenir: Arctic Family, and with the pro- | (Entertainers! nrle Jokes Fuiry Learns common im the cheater, | 11.0.—Close- down, A, STRING ORCHESTRA, ‘Talk. Dialogue written by Berenade for Strings, Op, 44 fete}, hile’ Taskers, CEORGE STONE, T"eilinee ree wf vv 1.0. Musical Interlude, _ ieee Prosentol -by .30,—Talk by Bie Stewart PrisSur Bterereseinen Pe eeeeh] GEORGE STORE TUESDAY,Nov.17th. KCALL, ULE. 2" The Native and BERTRAM: FRYER. CHAPPELL j States. of Fini," 11 12.0.—Organ Recital by Arthur | 10.0), THE ORCHESTBA. and i T.L—WRATHER, FORECAST and Relection,“ Aida “.. Ferdi-Taven Marston, relayed from the Royal | WEBER NEWS. 8.8. from London. Lo. La, GLANYS JAMES. | Arcade, Boscombe, 7.10—-A Summary of the Wirelace Ana,. "0 Rest in the Lord” 3.10, -Educationnl Talk: “ English Pianos are in use at Papera for the Week. 4.3. (Ebel) seaVWeicdelasole | Literature of the 18th Cen- the various stations of Jom London. : tary 7°78), hay Ae. Ee Graham, the B. 10, ba. LEE NICHOLS, a “The Listener 7 ee ere} M.A. J.P. DET ahem eetPer Fae Seenee beeen ete be fee beedet fe] | (Continued on the next page.)

52 —-- RADIO TIMES —- [Novemmer Ide, 1925

=: = - SS——— —— Bournemouth ‘Bigh-Power |.x1 Plymouth Programmes. 3 3 5 M . | Programmes. Programmes. | Week Beginning nunday, November 15th.

(Cantinted from the previous page.) Ths letters ‘'8.8." printed in bolle: in these | es Pik —Bir GAL ATEINSON: “Goan (Sesmreseniy5Sinuiteneens Sreadeart| SUNDAY, N o v e m b e r . 1 5 t h . ' “Echoes of the Past. on the Seteci,” S.8.: from ra | 130-5.30.2°4R BALLAD OON-| JAMES VOSPER (iaribome). Londor. i CERT. &.8) fram Leonean. THE ROYAL MARINE BAND 7.20.—" THE TWILIGHT OF THE| DAVENTRY. | | of the | 5X. 1,600 M. 3.15. Special Sunday Evening Service. Royal Naval Barracks GODS”from “ t h e (aeOperaTyHouae,MelsyedMan- ‘| : 7 f Halaied Trot __ Devonport. he chegber, Soi, Sram Jiao r n . tf SUNDAY, November 15th. Sk Andrews Pastel Thorch: By permissions uf Commotion 5.00.—Speech by Adirah MARK 16.90 4.m.—TimeSignal from Big Ben Address by the Chaplain-General, fomkinsen, CB, MV 0.; KERE on the occasion of the | and Weather Antumn Meeting of the B o u r n e - 9 9 9 - 5 . 9 0 . ) PrograninesForecast.8.8, fron TheCAG.Rev,BS.0,A . C.-E. JARVIS, LANCERS; SeeWsaeraeee aee Fr e rYETH a s ange sruneh of the. League 4o-1o.a5.f Londow. — seca cir Peet and A ofceceSealore L om, aKelayed iro: MONDAY, November 16th. | 9.0-10.35.—Programme 8.8. fron vertu,ig aan“Tine Mieke oerim aEE fe 1 , JP ae mee Crean 10.40 aam.—Time Sigil from Big Gen | Unmidan. JAMES VOSPER London, eeene MONDAY, N o v e m b e r 1 6 t h | “A H u n d r e d Y e a r s Ago” 1LG16.—The Hada Quurtet, nal 1 SovVember th. | Be Ghee Balen Jaflary {See ertiues Galberd b30-12.50, Gramophone ere The Arrow antl the Song” Bal: SATURDAY, Mov. Zist. Bailey (Haritane}, Arthur ,—Alfteroin Talk. THE BAND

Bponcer (Solo Pranoforte). ec I Phe Ray “wl Hotel Tre 7 M edie Eelertion,*Lalae : Timers, ' ~ } $0.— Garnloniog Talk ty Mir, George | Director, Albert Fullbroask, Dance, FBS: “The Wireless LO-20, (uPropramees 68.8. from | a a : Soli bert fa Eaenyy : eat : 1 S.15-11L.0.) Londen. i 5. 15.—hitdren's; eaeiretters. : JAMES VOSPER. Orchestra, Conducted by Capt, i - = | 6.2 _CHTLDREN'S CORNER. 4 : : Ww. A. Fentheratone. Holes 11.0 eearte eS eauD, | 2:5) Progeamans fromDaventry, Dion Juan‘s Berena es oe __ Millais (Actress-Rnntertainer), | “hte ati ee 680." Negatives.” by Adelphios, dati Adar? sate 7 1, UALDBas is CORNER, se aie 64h —The New: Palladium ‘Cinema / ft Wo tape naers i 60, hires Delton, TUESDAY, November 17th. | Cretiettra: THE BAN ae 0.0.7. — MuisicandWEATHERInterbade,FORECASTah Let and|i 10.30 a.m.—anit WeakharTine SignalFarscauk.from Bie Ben | 7.0-11.0.cinetanProgramme So, {ror BelestionGhdie tity of otOldaEnglish Songsa S KEWs. 3.8. Jrarie epaane. | 10-1—The: Radin Querteh aod HDNCLE TOM Saat a reat Mr. Hi. M. RIDLEY > Patriotic i Sane WV He“peer (Soprand), John TUESDAY, November 17th. = ; EEREAY aa : . JPoetry.” 5.8. Jrom London, Collett (Tenor), and Nanette 40-—Afternoon Talk. Levit he } 7.25.—Musgieul Interlude. SiR. frem Evans (Salo Violin}. | 4.15—The Royal Hotel Triv. | aoe “grime chalets Lomdon. t io fy. | Programe + s i. from _— e 1: —Chjldren's LetLters, By oT ee Beantletair) anid 7.40,—Capt, N. B. LAWRENCE: | 49 °j0-0.7 dan. | §.20.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. rs rae erarene ‘The -Rommics: of Enstern | 0.0.— Programe from Daventry. | Pesin fact mye ue L a thee | WEDNESDAY, November 18th. 6.0.— Boy Soeotte’ Gulletin, | LOG) Programs 5.8. fran: Geaadon Cinema) 10.30. Recital for Violin and Piano Bf, Royal Bath Hotel | 10.30 a.m.—Timeancl Weat herSignalForeeast,from Big Ben 440,—TheCabtsieckinNew Palladiim by Dance Might. 11.0-1.0.—The Radio Quartets and) 7.),-WEATHER FORECAST and JOYCELYN BOUNDYand Including «& Mugieal Diversion | Gwen Godirey (Soprano), Joseph NEWS. S8.8. from London, WINIFRED GRANT(Pianiat | anu " Yates (Tenor), Doris Hobson 7.19—Dr. SAMUEL WEEKES; “ An- Sonata, Op. & ...... --.. trey THE ROYAL BATH HOTEL| 5 (Scale Pianoforte). dircas: Hater,” Allegretto quasi Andantino: 10-20 | Programas A Jrom 7 35 1S8—Prgrenne SBS Jeon Allegre molto Viveee. DANCE Band. ne {art Bohw La [2 ,u, Programme S, he jrom | 4. EG- EL.0. | : London. Penden. dd rE reeyy cle ine al Landon, 11.0-12.0,—The: Savoy Orpheans, the WEDNESDAY. 8 as sik | ia Bisa siise “Op. 26 2. Stendsen Buvoy HavanaBand and the » November eit-| Mena Reliant ne Savoy Tango Band, relayed Lbs 12.30. —Gram plone Renorids. iseis Tat Have ogiand” 8) 91.0.—Close down, BOURNEMOUTH | ‘THURSDAY,from. the SavayNovemberHotel, 19th. |. 4.01,—nnmn Soe.eed te: SATURDAY, November 2st. : i NEWS.i ss on | 10.30Jot) anActin, Time: +Snel tron Gagei:Ben -4.15.—The7. ak Royal: Hotela ‘Erro. 4.0.—Aitermoon. ae Talk. ao His Eahicationad: Talk on Pines air Viton tae: Hite ad ; 5,16,—Children’s Letters. ih ;4.15.—The Royal Hotel Trio. div. irom 2004.40, during nen : ei _, | §.20.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. 516, hihceen a Letiers maleate ; tines ae LL0-1.0.—The BRacho Quartet aml . i _ = oot ear: erin Thnesis abet Hooks -of the 7 at ; i , ; in. —Prograrmme from Daveniry. §.20,C HI LDEBEN'S CORNEE Aah: Centieed! AN Neuchieee talics Deerte vi atkin(Soprang), Ander- | oon ees Nie Balladive Cinema 0: Pees ce Tae er et peers = aon Nicol (Tenor), Queenie Main | | 6.0.—Programme. from, Daventry. hav’ been mentioned already, latemers: | (Solo. Vielin) Orohesira. 6.30,—The Rew Palladium Cinema ick mob, perhape, guile reahxe the §2O oi ' Prinorainenias Sm Frcs 7, — Progreanenie SEF.Fram I 4 ion Drohestrn. wait al. Bld $.10-7.90.f Londo: | 740.—Mr. B. PRIESTLEY SHORES, 7.0219.0—Programme SVB) from History is not. alwaya attractive o,f ie te © FRBA." Bowls,"’ Land bo the yOUNE, bechuse iit duffersat the | raea“ = eB. ram | ih 4] 1 1,Programe mo, from a! - hands: of the irk writers eo} bext- 1 . ‘ Folate 4 | London. 1 haraekes, ike ha nie ieoneoral!hy bend foam Ti. oo. Pein) Fe os i. J rans | THURSDAY Nt 1, 19 bi PLYMOUTH NEWS. fo the constraetion of the skeleton oes hs a Q* the evening of November 24, midline an thee efforts to bring their FRIDAY, November 20th. 4.0.—Afternoon Talk. Dr Samuel Woeks ‘will taki subject within the scope of the par- 10.50 a . m . — ' T i m e Signal from Big Ben | © !5:— The R o y a l Hotel Trio. listeners to the Dolomite M o u n t a i n s ticular clas al scholars. for whom and Weather Forecast. ie a. 10, Children’s Letters, ents jand Cortina ina yivid deseripiian it they are entering ; so it: almoat-in- 11 .0-1.0,—The. Kadio Quartetwith | 6.20.—CHILDREN'Si CORNER, (his recent travels, , vapuhy tapers thatthe moat atirri ng Jean Roper, (Contralte), and | a ceeae | Hn Pindav, the 27th, Mr, Ben FR. ape james omit the mest Ghibhe will giveshort tall: oom tlie intriguing David Wise [Sola Violin}. | ae , Ti ae S He M ht : political moves luck evour and life | 1 4 26. \ Programs SLR, foetal Po — te eae Hileecioom C'erena mois poh ~ Prana Thompaon, thi: skeleton isnot elothed in Hesh. | 3.45-6.50.f Dando. = gonehesten: 3 including a few quotations from. some It is inanimate. Writers of historical | §.39-7.0.—Broadenat to the Continent. | eh “inatela Of, fran] of thin poet'a works Hievela baie, HOWE, tome to the | 9.6-)1.0-—Progransne §.8. fronLon- | CGT This ‘taile. will be followed lay ia rescue of those who arc fond of history dav, FRIDAY, November 20th. “ Request Progranune,”” whieh will they “write round oh parteular-) )1.0-79.0.—Jack Howard's Band and | 444Talka to Schools: Mrs. Ch WN. inves Lenedes twa popular Weet Country epoch; with them, epee hess take move- Hileta Ward's Laly a neOpaL ors | Case, “ Tales from the Norae— Arteta whose PReViCLs JippPearanices ment, chitnecters act, lit pond breathe’; at Roval Opera House. Covent | The ‘Moss -Heed-’ Aumicels the Piymouth Station have met with Lees Ire Ves of achion Boeormne élonr, the Cigrden. : Interlude. Me. Walter 2. ner he ee These are Mike reaulta of those actions in their ex- 1292. t.m—New Princes” Torante | Wreskes. *Mamio foden Gee (xdaelve bse (eontralte), and “Mr, ternal inffeence become opparent, Orchestra and Alfred. aye his} inany.” Frederick Allen _ (baritone), who are and policies peeen = * ee Baml at the New Princes’ ‘0 Finch Talk: “Reims Mod eea in this Th of the eountrs fore, mm the eubbgeetion of fhe lsborica Loe r et i “EOF their dueta “lhe. sree of he navel te the lightot hestory, gine in ; Restaurant. | Ant, hy Micdame Fiulrnis | Early: Morning,” of- which Phis-is the their interaction that a lively and in- SATURDAY, November Z lst. Lynel, ; first performance, has been eperially teliigent intercet 13 knee, History Th) a.m.—Time Signal from Big Ben | 4.15.—TheHoval Hotel Tria. writtem for thee oartiets by Mr. Coed ‘ then lives, ond iis characters become and Weather Forecast. 5.16.—Children’s Letters. Baumer. =. Lo.— Time Signal from Greenwich. | §,20.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. Piymouth Station will sgain wel- Mr, Sauget has cnabled eeae ee 5.8. from “Lon | 6.0.—Programme from Daventry’. whole — eee sas ees cures to asp the main ports and the chon. ~, ;: : ap a hiaionrelio, ond alan. the Stenglese chick dstaits of the "history of the $.0-10.0.—Programme A.B. from | G.20.—Station by oresae - Silver Prigs Bond. This ig the first century in thie books with which he Monehester. 6.40,—The New Palladium Cinema) Corniah band to come from the heart fins already death, The rat will prove 10.0-120.—Proqramme 5, fron | Orchestra. jaf Cornwall te make its broadcast aquenliy arresting. i Londen, f 7.0.—Progroae 4.8. from London, (début from the Plymouth Station,

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Tie lotiers © 2.6,"" printed in Halles [nm Whese B15. “The womof Praise.” cf ListenfiigIn, Dear * eo Drapten | a.3-4.9d0).—Gartorth Mortimer nnd lis programmes sigaily o fimvllanequs Broadcast Inutetiiens of Stara Puwst and trom the station mantienod, A Symphonie Cantata Uroleesten, relayed fram wUlbe by Moendelasolim. Present, Pork Halll Cinema: The High-Power (Daventry) HORGETHY SILK (Soprano. THE ORCHESTRA. b.0.— CARD EPF BRAD Pw fi i eo °° As Wow Like. [th titer Programme will be found JOHN COATES (Tenor), O'CLOCEKS * : “ioe Sioer on page 352. RITA MATTEL (Second Sopranc). “ahephoerd's Holiday = Even stitmns About Animale,’ by in. the Forest * Z Merey THE- CHOIR. OF THE Ar. A oO. Briaee Gardner. - SUNDAY, Nov. 15th. CARDIFF MUSICAL SOCIETY. Pranks:°" Counter Danes.” | 53h. CATLOREN'S CORNER: 10.0.—WEATHER FORECAST anid | 5 Lt] SILENT FELLOW cde Letior Pax.” THE BAND OF THE 23ND §&—THE SLED, NEWS. i, Jrom fonda. H, EB. ‘Teens’ Corer: AU Alot HATE. THE WELCH 1.4 5.—(lose cowt. Prof. JULIAN: 8. HUXLEY«| VRIES, "by ir. He Rendrick, REGIMENT. “The Btresm oof Lifes. Tve- G40. - 1 iaisteal Treat riviche. Sehe ofF priyay (Ey permission of Lieut.-Col TT), lution—The Solution.” eae iC eLoA, Mathias: anc Offieers.) from Ceetog, } ae Bandmaster; Mr. iC. Ll. WARE, MONDAY, Nov. 16th. Local News, ram WHRATHER FORECAST" pwml ARCHIEGAY (Tenor) EWE. 5.8, fren Laanrra i HENRY 8ST. JORN (Recitaley, badi-1.30—Lanch-tone Mien Irom 10.30, Pianoforte Recital The Saboreoot Micienal Sotericds ~ Tesia by ble by dank, THE BAST. Cox's Oals, GORDON Caulk prepared by the. lita Cheerios, * The Wrodlerer'’s al"* Leatidlan (ube. BRYaa Poi Eo H. BARTON, BeSe, 2 $.0:—Organ Recital, relayed from Two Sonatas, TF Min aid 4) ] Faipind SE, from london, MAOcite, Seal |, Humoreske ... pee Ure thie Capital nen. Wietcal Intertude, A.B frei 8.0 Lo— The Station ‘Tria, Prank YS econ OME ' ae Three Daneece (*' ‘Hetiry Wait."7) London, Thomas: (¥ iohin}, Frank 4 hit Bhady in Beka Gerhaenn Figper Dhetarse aya Harticultoral HL ty ARCHIE GAY sual] (Violonefio}. Vera MeConib “The Old Musical Box " Tah Tath, 8.8, frown foro. ° * Adelie ' Heethaven Thomas {Piano}. Ie Seetrig RADIO “FIVE > Witille Dnhigence ane la Rete ce | Toe hn. Saaapathy ae et eer 5.0,—-CARDIFF —Principal J. CO. NEWSHAAL CLOCKS Frills HE NRY ST. LAY: Mirzilliie * ( En Bretagne ) | of the Moomanuthshire: Agri “With the Photographer " Flounces,” by Phifhicda. iene: ato cultural Inatitate, ‘* Rotation 52—CHILDREN'S CORNER, Studies, I Major and ¢ Majar Pedeach Cropping on the Farm arc in the " Hoods MeFiggin’s Christnms ~ o—' The Letter Box,’ 2 Chopin | ifardian."’ THE BANT. ; ti15.—"Teens Corer: "Fhe Ho Wincimilla ™ ae, ff. Afeercin | mance of: Pumecus Livea—{T} Trigh Tune from County Derry") *"* “' The Spirit of Welsh Music.” Moreen, " Bancbuary 1) thie Hans Andérsen,” by Réeavatar, Becond Lectore: Thecitel ieee ya ee eelbey Pearcy Gravnger Heart by We GWYN WILELAMS, Favounte 0.30,— Mr, Richard Treaeder, FBS, Marchalig (Trish Dance} Selocten of Yer’ Assisted iy Airs Geardeome.” Stanford, avr. fraaager A.40,—Licht Music. L1.0.—Close down, DAVID THOMAS (Tenor), iirand March, ** Teh Then ” Penillion Singer Pepe pres TLU—WEATHER FORECAST «and ARCHI: | NEWS, 5.8. from London, WwW. MORGAN EV ASS: lL, Welsh. Poetry ‘and Pir abet alk on Australia, *Misceck TUESDAY, Nov. 17th. * Down Aer Piles Cheek I upon Woleh music. Dianeretit | Farming, Ze Ly a Sneeeséful 3.0, - A Shoe Concert of Gramophone same: Meynen Merch *Silin Throwueh od bec! Fanner, S.A)fren fooato. hieeorrls, HENNEY ST. JOHN, Traditional Fall Sang a1, Sthool "Transmission: °° Tha fl. ¥Yoice aol Piano, The Dream of Bubene Aran ™ A Varied wraeveniees. LEONARD BUSFIELD Magic Crvetal—/7) Tha Aion Bathenge af Bert fie Poetry tho Hood Peasant's Kevolt,"" by Mr, RS bese oe Da vied Flot THE BAND. (Bola Viotin }. Guy Poroek, MA. “ Myfyided ¥ Berdd * Beleetica,: '* Flan ation Songs." RAY WALLACE (Entertainer) 2.45:—The ‘Station Trin: Frank Paty t Doletied henera Thomas (Violin), Frank Whit- , Tit. Grief Explanation of Peril Finale, “ Ausarennth ™ pea aller THE STATION ORCHESTRA: niall (Violoneebe), Vera Metal | itn Bimging, “Lend of My Fathers” Concdwetor, Themas (Paar), Examples : TTbe Lingolneahire Poacher “ WARWICK BRAITHWAITE, .15.—Pea-time Musab, relayed fron Eneleh Penillion Song, Thea (Regimental March), . Shenten Music, the Carlton: Restart. Art Pair." (From " Pena lien LEN A Sa, Servire for the Bick. 7.90, —' STEQGFRIED (Act IT.},. re- 50,CARDIFF RADIO “FIVE Prigteh “GeyWe

lage from the Opera Aajuse, O'CLOORS” : "Tiger Hunting Woleth Peniilion Song. (dah, Religious Service. Alantoheater. and Or liee Adventures im. As Welsh. Panitlion Song. Helayed {rom THE ORCHESTRA. fam,” by Mer. Tudor G. Cule, iV, A Bhort Talk aboot Welsh Roath Road Weeleyan Church, Overture, * Giovanna cd Aree ™ B.8e¢,, AMLIC.E. Dances, with examplos of tradi- Preaelver : Verde 5.40—CALLDREN'S CORNER, ional aira of probable Welsh The Her, LEGNARD BUSFIELD. a" The Letber Box.” dined origin, CHARLES E. FENELEY. ATWOGO “Siispecectvenciseancstin 22 CONEY Li15 — Teens Comer: “ The Young 1, Beno: “Toed Lith Weleh (With Orchestral Accompant- King's Treasures," bey Aesame, Hanae a 4 Crieyyrra TV itbicrincs 8.10, First Concert argh bch, Musical Interlude, 8.8. from Danes oll. the Two Fairies ” Orieutale preen sesivel ne of the Lordan. " Welsh Folle Panre

Cardiff Musical Society. ‘The Acdmiral’s Galliard: = .—WEATHER FORECAST and (" Groen ¥ Ddafad Pelen™ Afgffat NEWS. (8.38. from London. Reliyed from the Park Hall. Welsh Shepherd's Dance Mystery. Mr, F. 2. HARRIES ::* 2°" Tho DOROTHY, SLL (Soprano), Gas, Williams Rising of Ring Monmouth.” JOBN COATES. (Tenor). |dn, THE ORCHESTRA, (Played by the Composer.)

Cs —iienl Dinberlode, Ato. fire THE STATION SYMPHONY The Bockuated Unt binge ae nt ih, MAY HUXLEY THE “é6WA" RADIO doipspalaapi ORCHESTRA: (Coloratuca. Soprana). PLAYERS 7.40,—Mr, JAMES AGATE + Lira. Conchacter, When Thou Art Far " | handon matic Cnticiom, Sik, fri WARWICK. BRAITHWAITE. in eine of the Woods " } onefat MONKEY'S PAW." Jaomdon, THE. ORCHESTRA, “THE “The Year's atthe Spring" Broke AO Btory- in ‘Three Scones 5. ih, MUSICAL COMEDY MEMO- Orceriure in Lb Minor Roca E and Valse, "Ah ar he fo A Jacobs. RIES, SOB from Berdadn, a SL Lehn asad Vaw Say pho Hay Aer Elgar Dramatinod by Lows N. Parker. ) 10.0, WEATHER FORECAST ancl | DOROTHY SILK. Ar. White NEWS, (8.8. fron fondan; “Songs My MotherTonght Me™ ts. “ Radio Radiance,” FREDERICK CULLEY Bir BAMUEL HOARE: “Avia. (Oth dsclefion, | Jenne Maras Whitt... ATE SAWLE tion and the Empire.” a5, OO en ete aeer A Revue in Fourteen Besras. Herbert..cco0.8IDNEY EVANS fron Lanelan, “ Morning Hymn 2. Aesschel Played by ~ Serct.-Major Morris Lom) News, A .COMPANY OF WELL- THE ORCHESTRA, DONALD DAVIES | 10.30.— BERT FIRMAN'S DANCE Prelude and -Fugoe in! Miner KNOWN LONDON ARTISTS, Mir, Sam preci ACH ESTRA, is. i, Arar feefiler Teeehinclintys DAVID THORNTON| Leno. RDDIE JOHN COATES. | 124h.—Clhose-down. MORRIS, “ The Kaight of Bethiohem ™* Merriment. IRAN ALLISTONE, JAMES 0. Whereas 8.00, THE ORCHESTRA. WHIGHAMN, “Roee in December" Humoreske- ; ise s aero WEDNESDAY, Nov. 18th. | IhIS: WHITE. Fe Gf. Ituaeell Bagatelle Folin: Ireland TOMMY HANDLEY, THE ORCHESTRA Humoreske ...... Tehotboosly 1? 20—T.30.—Limeh time MMiiere {rote MAUDIE DUNHAM, Prelude, Lohengrin". . Wageer RAY WALLACE, Cox's aid. Mire his the And CHORUS Oh WEATHER FORECAST and Patt Putt London (bare, OF DANCING NEWS. 8.8. from Lonion. A. MWerrican and e Pensa Tih Organ Recital, rele. from the RADIOS, Local News, * Mother's Mother tl) 4) Stevens Park Hall: Cinenmia: (Continued on the next page.)

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Book by Jack Heller. THE ORCHESTBA. FRIDAY, Nov. 20th. | LO.0.—WRATHER FORECAST ‘and Popular Musical Numbers. Uivertore, “ shane OO Hnen ' { NEWS, 808.fromLondon, Directed by ; Abr ferret 4 A Short Concert of New Grane Ministey of Agriculture .'Talk- by JAMES LESTER and Ballet Aiuaic, * Faust, Gown in phone Res pre. | Mr. J.B. JESSE. 8.8. from Rk. E.. JEFFREY. ROWALDE C HIVE RS. School Tranenuasion: Initro- Londar. Lecal Nowe. Preaaries ¢ “In Geanity Moulded * tes eckaskoty Talk and Exerrpte from 1.50, RECITAL OF FOURCELIL'S L. Tutroduction of Company. BORGES, SR, from Sivansen Anhur Sig fore The Bivals" (Act I, Bx Aa i 1 Chorug: —** We're Li. —Ilose chown. 2. Opening ‘A Weleome “ . Cio Afose (Sheridan i by ['rotf, Cyril Brett | Binging (hur Way ™ (TOMMY tag Aras oovte Kone aie Donald: Davive HANDLEY, JAMES WHIG. ea ol) 1eeeidetiGh Lage GE Rk) eee | Oa eee tet HAM, EDDIE MORRIS, =e | 849.—The Sta'ion Trio: Frané | 1942140 Taanchckime Minis IEAN ALLISTONE [RIS THE ORCHESTRA, i Thomas (Vielin}), Frank: Whit- oe akLP ay. 7) eULTME ” me Dae Erie WHITE, MAUDIE DUNHAM, election, Mirella" nall (Violoncello), Vera McComb | the Carlton ee , relayed] from the and DANCING RADIOS). Gown od- Borel! | Thomas (Piano), | 3.0.- Gas eee 3. Coredy. Shite: “‘Towst the _ RONALD CHIVERS. 14.13.—Tea-time Music relayed from &4 ‘3 foi tartbcnes and fete Bride "(TOMMY HANDLEY, | “The Steckrider'’s soos , the Cariten Restaurant. Sl ict eS Te ae aa thie 7 a “ ner e- GF at eaee ate ret os ie : a a 2 EDDIEWHIGHAMMORRIS,JEAN. JAMES“ALLI- i neeMavia . Aaredt CraneJoe)! 50—CARDIFFani peeRADIOa “FIVE || Park Hall Cinema : : PTV i STONE)TONE). “The Fishermen of Englandglan *' 0 CLOC KS r. isThe \ Lost) 50.—CARDIFF RADIO fi 4. Dust:8 Melody of Menvories: at Paha!i EvrleLibrariesFletcher.of Wales,” by Mr. | O'NisinCLOCKSBar “+ Wiriiresd“The TowDasis (EDDIE MORRIS and IRIS THE ORCHESTRA. | <4).— CHILDREN'S CORNER eeee ta ee WHITE, Uhulele). : “Good Friday Music " (* Parsi: | °°" ; ed OE the Tigres Oy apt. tek: fi, Comedy Blcit : 7 My Hat.” fal ‘: ie onrner: | 6.6.—"\The Letter Bow.” W. Cuninghame. (EDDIE dae= . " Canzoncita” ,... Tehaikoveby .6.15:—“Teons' Comer, 9.8. Jrom |-5.90.— ee CORNER. HANDLEY, AMT AdebLids RONALD CHIVERS. Sinansed, |) io—" Ihe Letter Box. HTONE, IRIS WHITE). “To MyFair Lady " ).,. Awatin:]6.90.—Me. J. C. Griffith-Jones: |145.—"Teans-Comer: —“Gannets at 6. Number: Africa.“ (MAUDIE “Port of Many Shipa" .. #: Keel | “Laie.” Soi irene Seen) ae the Lizard,” by Mr. Richmond 7 r T , {1 I i DUNHAM aed DANCING “That's the Way for Billy and §.45,—Lipht Music. 8.8. from London, , Hellyar. , if RADIOS?. Me: iE alg IF hid lo WEATHER FORECAST ane 6, 3, Aue er Liiterliicde. SUB. frau 7 puesvies He rerg “l Am a Roamer’" Mendelssohn | ma NEWS. SOR. from Fandom, ; Lontion. : aes x ALLISTONE). THE ORCHESTRA. (7.10—A Summary of the Wireless | "7 ea ee tet oe = B “Quartet "When Guihbert | Parysatis " (Ballet Music} : Papers for the Week. 3.5. from| Mr. R, M RIDLEY Bade

Coughs! f (IRIS WHITE2 Te ‘acs ‘ eya ere enedue rag Li See ie tea eee “Poekiy.ootry, 5.8,Sik. Frontfreee Lenin:Larter. TOMMY HA NDLEY, EDDIE b Empire: Mar h ee aa ee Eniguer Tio—ere, As A TRINSON a Banenh 7.5. Mason Interlude. & Re fren MORRIS. JAMES WHIG.- | oe ARDIFF RADIO ‘FIVE On the Soreen. 8.8, jrom Fre HAM), (CLOCKS Bach wel tas London. iv Th Mr 7 ya WitLrears. ® Comedy Skit: “ Lost (TRIS ss coe Bd eae W ’ oe 1 7.20.—“ THE TWILIGHT OF THE | Current Sport.~ WHITE, JEAN ALLISTONE, Maia ustrations by Vera Gons” (Act Ti). Relayed| eo. 4GATHER ROUND.” S.R MAUDI be DUONEAM, See a eee = Pree | from the (ipera Elowse, Man- } Frcns Landon, HANDLEY, BDDIN MORRIS, |) 5.20.CSS Ss CORNER. chester, | 10.0.--WEATHER FORECAST and JASTES WHOIGHAS, £b—'" The Letler Box, : " f NEWS Sit from Lemdow, i, Gomedy Number: “ Ercha™ |6.05.—"Teens Comer: Guides’ Pro- | Music and a Little ‘ Uncling." Sporta Talk S.B from London, (TOMMY HANDLEY). aramune, FRANKLYN KELSEY Teal Bae: ; Li. Comedy a Mattar : = The | 6...—2 "rogram SR. fram London, | (Baritone), 130, THE BAVYOY BANDS. &. Proposal" (EDDIE MORRIS |7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and | THE STATION ORCHESTRA: from Lender, eutadd TOMMY HANDLEY Pe NEWS. JSR. fron Louden, Conlortar, | 2,0,—Chaee chown, Ie. EDDIE. ano.aa 17.10. ee gerne for Farmers. WARWICK BRAITHWAITE. anitaret, | aA* TAO: : 2’ * 1i Boy ' fram Jorden, = oh30, TET[REEe ORCHESTRA,ory paerp 13 ‘Mamber Sometime"FE any | 7-46.—The Rev. DAVID RICHARDS, | =o Peor Gynt" Suite, No. 1 Grieg| = ALI IsTONE} =r AA lAbereuonvicd; ““ Hew the | a Morning ‘ "The Death nt CARDIFF NEWS. 14. Finale + “ Bad-time “ (EDDIE | MRK: ESOT, | Ase; Anitra’s Dance" * collaboration with the Cuyrdiff MORRIS and FULL, COM- | a Réveille.” : In the Hall of the Mountain Musical Society, a convert will’ be PANY). | Juma, riven on Sunctoy next, November 15th, i00—-WERATHER FORECAST and in i 4. i; FRANKLYN KELSEY, i bey the Cardift Station in the Park Hall, NEWS. 8.8. from London, nemyee to SKK. | * Ge, Lovely Rose "0... fiber | Cardil, The event 7s eyed Ore Mr. C. EF. M, JOAD and Mr. : . Al © Ballad of Benimerwater | if He histery of choral work in J. STRACHEY: “After A RADIO PAGE ANI OF THE| Groham Peel Wales, and will form the basié of an GREAT WAR, Dinner FPhiloeophy—Change.” * Bettany iss ioeeet Pirro interesting development, The Sarde oo, from Londo, Performed by “WineyNights eres Stanford Musital Socicty je one of the oldest, Local News, : BRITISH PEGUPLE Bnd ber peners| coment; ore of the 11.50.—Proprenns Sofrom London, Renewing memories of the pathos, " The Uneles’ University," prentest of choralbodies in Wales. Tt & Row in rte thirty-cighth Vea, nrl 11.0.—Clase down. wit and minsie Of the Humes, as (Poatpuned from Fridav, well ad the spirit of self sacrifices during the whole of its existenes the October Tara.) Bhown by all people. ’ Merry, Merry Uncles we, standard attamed his been of a high orenr, THURSDAY, Nov. 19th. 7.—l, " The Banner of Bt. George Uneles of the B.B.C., FEetepare | | Many firsi performans a re “bo Elie 12.20-1.30,—Lunech:mé Muaia from neces Olt aiid Prielos: Tender, crecit of the ences, nnd come of Lien ee Lights Oi” A Penk- on | the Carlton Restauraril, nels Fat and Unelew Slender, MOE eh Sos WAS A completa Saligbury Plain, Aibact, 1014. 20. The Ceremony of the At your service we, the tireless 4looncert at Wenbley curing Welst TE. Oncthe March. © Bonneieee Laying-Up of the Colours Liveliegt wires.of the Wireless,"| Week, when theoritics had nothing nat ATi France.” j of (Jrom ‘Phe Chorus of Lela," | praise for the singing. TV. AGoncert Hall near Uivisional-| H. M. WELCH GUARDS. An Dihustrated Proapectin The Station to tha Resewse, im Headquarters. iy V. 4 Dub-ionit. Unfortunately, the Society has had Liandaff.. Cothedral, THE STATION a check in ite successful career duct VI. On the Fire Step. DIRECTOR, The Colouw's- will be handed in by orcmstances which have tee CORTE- TH. Home Again, Profare. F_LE.H. THE PRINCE OF 2. The Uandidates., | Hon with ite competence. There ia no Postlude, “The Banner af Si. | | public hall: in Cardiff at which week: WALES, So Cage Pay Elgar| ae Phe Course in Progress, And Received by Dba. FRANKLYN KELSEY. | day concerts can be piven, and the Reveille, | The Rt. Rey. Tha Lard “Tt Was a Lover and His, Lease ™ L Cardiff Station has, therefore, stepped ae. F. Keel | into the breach by offering ‘the The Bishop of LLANDAFF, 16.0.—WEATHER. FORECAST. and * Over Here " (Trish Famine Song} | Tesourees of the Btation to help tho On Behalf of tha Dean and | NEWS. 8.8. from London, i Chapter, Mr. F. MITCHELL-HEDGES, | Chas, Wood | Sicicty to continue its’ uggal con- S.8e from London, * Cood Wine” (Hungarian Onrbe 1...) RONALD CHIVERS eR ae The Cardiff Station Symphony Or Local News, { Barttine}, * Little Red Fox.,4, Somercell Cheatrna, under the baton of Mr. War- 10.30.—THE THE STATION ORCHESTRA : SAVOY BANDS, 5.4. ! i | witk Braithwaite, will rerier the pro- Conductor, | from Eonelon, P25. THE ORCHESTRA. ‘grammes with the Cardiff Musical WARWICK BRAITHWAITE, ; 12.0.—Close down. Selection, “ Dercthy " ....Celier Socwty's Choir,

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The fetfers “6.8,"" printed in italics: in ies DALE SMITH. 5. F.-TODD, in some Character| FRANK FORO. ‘Dgrammes signity & Simultaneous Broadeast rom the statign mention. Biblical Bomes 40.0... _ Prerak ! Studies, North Count ry Faille Sone “Hear My Praver, 0 Lord *"s ARTHUR KNOWLES, the Musi- | “ opera Courtship ™ The High-Power(Daventry) “By the Waters of Baly- | ral Saw Exponent. Lie Sohnaton Programme will be found lon’: ** Torn Thee ta Me" JEANETTE “and FREY; the | A Tena Story im thé -Lorkshirra on page 3572. ““T Will Lift Mine Eyes*’; _ Argumentative Pair. i Dialect. “Sing Yo a doyfal Song." rae VARIETY BAND will | North Country Folk Song, © Tte- WENDEL | piney the Latest Dare Numbers. i cause IL Were Bhy- SUNDAY, Nov. 16th. bce, Gp. ae Li. Chopin | Phrected hy : by all Jokerg fan : Phe d Padietea: ean Re: ERIC FOGG and VICTOR JOHN HENRY. Fa tebsorac arnt rere Pe Liranharem kangenHaHa1cUe| SMYTHE. THE QUARTET. Fi. a Pig White ie for vor "iliaaa eeTe DALE. SALPTH. )10.0.—Progranime Son, from iondon, A¥ (Base), Ht Ba lya tig Trin. tha | 2 MOO i cea-h iv eeas ir. eapegel THE AUGMENTED STATION tod: oe oN reste are een While ‘That the Sun ’" ORCHESTRA: "hee HILDA ATKINSON William Bird: Conductor, T. H MORRISON, | 1030.—Close down: (Soloe and Songs at the Harp). What Hoe, What Hot’ S00. THE ORCHESTRA, 11.0.- Close chow. Witlient Beale THE BANT. Overture, = ivan ite Perribte * " Three Dale Dances" 2. Wea MON DAY; Nov. 16th. flonsty-Korzober ] FRANK FOXON, WALTER HAY, $95 School Trammiaion: oo. CYESDAY, Nov. 17th. “Phe Arguing Wife" Ye OR eine ee Guiynie Dearies Albert “Thounille,’ ML. (Paris), L.15-2.0,— Tuesday Mi idday Boctaty's “30, But o b o Haar | Reading from French Liter Another Troe Story in the York Thy Voice | Pehakoean y Comet, rilaged:. from the thira D x e l e r c t . tor, "' LtAvare™ | Moliore), Howldasovth Hall. J o-a th ‘Po theForest * North Country Folk Songs He i Park sof Act TG, Elwes | Soprari ls id. Date THE ORCHESTRA, a sia ae een ie | Eyed Johvelon Smith (Baritene), Suite, “OC iaee. tr ometia ' 5.45.—The Sonshine Vth. j Maybe I Will’; A Barrel Tehokorsky | 40.—Aflernoon Talk + Afr. Ronald | o2h—Seheol Tramsmissiin : Mr. H. of Heer.“" Tor. Wonren (oilness, “" Nature's Sugees- d4O0HN HENRY. EFFIE MANN Cann; “' Motors iions in Design." «Rong o Shephe ; (2). i A THE BAND, me of theSener Himsky- Siamese Boats Dawes 3.45, “ane I inti0 Hecital by J. Trombone Bolo, “ The Winning ‘indi Song Ioa Kaorsakoe| Muse relayed fram the state}. . eee on apt ¢ Chota i cpaik * ; Mouse arpaky | Cafe, dames. Spartow (Bact 4.0.—Aiternoatn - Pulk : Miss Broadd- {Boloist, ayFITTO!Ni ] | : THEQUARTET, Tha Sloepin PP rkmeres | i tone). bent, och anberktry ih 5 Borodiac 4.15.—Tea-time Concert: The Station "Fair Phyllis "ELF, Stanford THE STRING ORCHESTRA, §.15,—_CHILDREN A CORNER, Quartet, Patricia Cadhy (En. oy trasent by Highs the Evening &.0.—The Minqislin ** (alebrity (' her dames}. Pieere To. fate yal Parereod ‘Andante Cantabile” Slicp, 0 Bleep, My Loaucly Lave" Tehaikocaky (ichestra, telayed from ‘the 5.15.CHILDREN'S CORNER, fearon Girne? WALTER HAY. Majestic Hotel, St. Anme’son- ! 6.0. The Majestic ‘ Galeberty the-Bea. THE BAND. ‘Sono of this Volga Baa Lenk i Orchestra, relayed from the B Bealeotion, “ William “Tell ** =f CAatiiiine. anenen 735. Pi oy rete Wied SA fron Seale | Maj C8bhe Hotel, Ai. Ane’ s-on- Ole Bf Messin & at wo" tina iin the-Sen, ‘The ee deeMidnightee : iy : =A 1 ape ae ADE Aa no) | AUR A— Programe: Ao. Prone Dor “When t h e King Went F o r t h to | 7.25 Mr. LAWRENCE HAWARD ; 0 WEATHER FORECAST and OBE War r ae i EeTrewin | ee Missic in this Stating = Bin. I a i fate iron AAP, d fa | 7. 10.—*" Bound the ‘Palate 2" 2° A Dye EFF LK MANN, BR TILTUITBES . Baftore- My Window’ cussion between Praf, ‘T.-H. ‘Pie Lalas’! .. stl Threa Well-known Artists. PEAR, M.A. BSc, and De. TARURSDAY, Nov. 19th. STANLEY HH. JACKSON, a ‘ i The Little Island” Rach- | MAY HEALEY tee ie Le LIS. 3, —The Btation Quarta: Aree Ce! | “To the Children" (Coloratia Sopra), ALA ' Flt, fH. * Are A th la tay ; 4,3. _ a Fee nodeTatk 4 Mr: Taine InteHectoal?"" j , aa “The Soldrer’s Wits ™' ETHEL BARTLETT (Piano). | 1.25.12.0 Dian ee fine Hin “The Fatalism of THE ORCHESTRA. fee fora Hal aq tt eed PA 1 _ oa Ohm: bie Khayyam. iL. JOHN BARBTROGLE (Cells). Lend, Rramty ors | -4:45. —"Pes-timeis Conon Auto-Pjat Seheheriszacde a il a i st a ah clad Seanad ay and Soles. 5. 3tk5.45.— Music for the Children: "Ht cilead hy Jd. Meadows, Jighn ETHEL BARTLETT. | 6.10.—Mr. 8. G. HONEY): Tall to | 7.45. E E . Taylor (Baritone), Young Pople, cate sot hice sey | WEDNESDAY, Nov. 18th.| 5.15.-CHILDREN'S CORNER, | e Stang fare, er, Hae | Tel . — | 0.07 2 h ) , Programme Si, fron on Prelinle & Sb, Service. ond Fnene . . . fachaliest 3,25-—Sehoul Transmission t Mi len, Se MAY HUSLEY. James. Bernard, “Cameos. from 7.30-—Prof. W. W: HALDANE T " Ws VW i. RIDDELL, | F T wort So . hi ao 1 Ce rp ses haADeR Contec=| oP at epee epee all femur | Victorian Maowelists yy : Phio| GEE, A,B. TLE.E:. "Tha Can fiat Chase: ce “Le Bean Reve ™ i v e be e p t a Mill on the Phases eens | tenary of the Electro-Magnet.” aca ELE Religious Ad- my ~ Lawes: ili Chines’ ouiii : ah I TA Wikre, i is) Band and Humour. | (*" Lanta) ‘cea r anrlerir mart THE BOWERBY BRIDGE Lhe Setehine “Tria. and JOHN, BARBIROLLE, ; 4oo, 0.0.— WEATHER FORELASTa ib s PRIZE BRASS BAND : | NEWS. S . B . f r o m L o u d o n , C o n t a h i i e : socas inane Aiea Reg Ceean anMise Hamting- ‘omdactor, W, -HALLIWELL, eT Heouwse- ss ‘A At DE:AN iEntart ainer), th 16 —BLoval eA, “An Aipcient Ss Raprie 7 | lianas a _ hur Ming

Vocal and instrumental. The Fountain” Dacibaty 415.—Tii-tinme Cdneert: The “Ban: es “| it fone D. ee ta DALE SMITH (Baritone). MAY HUXLEY, chit Tries Ray Wallace (En- ed ashington (Greys .

ALFRED BARKER(Solo1 Violin), | Come,= Vee Sweet- Morning”Ly La} A. F. z tertainer)tet 3 Prank I ippias' Lirerty.. if a Joan ot: Are Fay1 u a r e i rs ris Pianist). Birth of Morn a Be ore (Tener), MENDED (Blick gne ALFRED BARKER | ETHEL BARTLET 6.15.—CHILDREN'S CORNER, Pe S c a r s Mae . I i dK. ofd t ’ ViodliwMadi oncerkyC l e n i e e and JOHN BARRIROLED 6 . 0 - 7 . 9 0 . — Programmeij i SB. Jfrom Bovein rra. Geen DEAR. And Movement hilly Hatohup's edniate ere See Sonata for Pane and “Cella | alin. Peddy Ashte SNE taal Nea Rovl! he Bo eky ‘de toa Robin’. Pee DALE: SMITH. M 1y HUN Ey ere Tok ve Horticultiral E n g l i s h Lyrics . . . - + . OH Parry Wall 6 " the: Wisp hn Spee ee ye acs sn ees THE BAND | aR, : he a BLETCHER : | Eopbonirom poi, ** My Old Ken “And:DestYatete2 oteaHerDeeTil J3 WteetyJOHNav BARBIROLLLwopet elcieia ee tnely Home" r i v e n , Mie ‘l A Lover’ § Carlind’” pa nirie uh im fo Vie doencellia A Yorkshire Night. | BE. DARWIN. } the Hourthe Long Day Ends.” i (Boloist, Atnimterin, arr, Safe| FRANK FORON, {Baritone}. Pmvtage: Pastorale, "A Aural 0 Phe erentaT 7 Suifivan 2-50 (approx.}. A Variety Bill, THE SHEFFIELD ORPHEUS| Wedding i cichieecc Be Chapa

i Hallelujah Chores‘ fr Mount A Retorn VW perh of I MALE QUARTET: ne FSA AC DEAN. af Olives"). i. Beethoven LAUNCELOT QUINN, JOHN HENRY. Hetsy dauaand Hor Chap ALFRED BARKER. who will give acme of his Popular| THE HEBDEN BRIDGE epi ed F Peddy Aakton ‘Pola Moon’? ..; panto: SIGS Kee, RAND: va et SE W. (ritinen Spanish Serenade ' BETTY WHEATLEYin Syn¢o- Comuctor, SAM TOWNSEND, Se oe hehe Lithagarnsyee an Cham iaade-Krt sated) Sratehes. 8.0 rHE BAND. Stlecbon, Bugen Gnégin : Polichinelle’ ('* Serenade”- HARRY HOPEWELL, the | “ Crown Diamonds ™ Pehalkovrky Keates Ponular Darrtarne. Auber, arr frodfrey | (Continued on the next page. ) —iy _ RADIO TIMES — | NovEMpEn lojra, 1925

‘MANCHESTER PROGRAMMES. ak Swansea Programmes. 482 M. (Continued from the previous page.) Week ane Sunday: November 15th.

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TOM. I. PHILLIPS anil SUNDAY, November 15th. Schubert. Bat. THE GLEE SINGERS. tH WN AS THULUAY. $40-5.0.—8TAR BALLAD OON- WISITFREG). DAVIS * Plant 'y Cerryn WOW. 2, pared A Btore ig Beorwaey A rove | CERT. Si from London. {Mezeo-oprano}. “Holy Sight* cevesenae Jeu, JOH N AS THOAY FRANKLYN KELSEY A OWES (reTO). “Jeg Hor Sagi’ —{'' 1 Buve { Baritone). 6.30-5.0, Service. “Bound An Alario" {" Pudae Mae THE ADGMEN TED ST ATION Src hie : | Breer Vordrnet From &t. Miary’s Fariah Church. oo ee save: Semmes "hat Tryggvason” ORCHESTILA : The Fev, Camoan GACT se | Len, THE. GLE E “SING ERS, Longing. * bronchi Por Auta Conductor, TH. MORETSOR, ' tA Vigne of Seanad. = ™ Piers Choris” . a, Jer TOME J. PHILLIPS, B45, THE ORCHESTEA. ‘Soldier Farewell... Avakei " God Night” rat wa runty yvertore,"" Rosamund," 1O.—WRATHER FORECAST wereth LD. STHPHENS: (ass), WLINTFRED DAVIE. 15, Radio Radiance. NEWS: 98.0. from London The Bait... aneSUT Loce! Nowe, THE GLEE “SING EAS. we Marra” (Sth Edition, | | 2.15-10.45.— Prepon8B from “The Last Days of Pompeii” “The Wild Haose** A Bevyuerin Fourteen Beams, Played hay i Cordaff. iis ee Wohin" OOMPANY uF WELiki OoWw hs MONDAY, November 16th. I. STEPHENS (Tenor). THE OROREATRA. LON TON: ARTISTS, i0— The Castl Cinema Orchestra, Lolita ™ ws Jo-Peecia "! Moment Musiral,™ Tneluding : relayed from the Castle Cinema. THE cin” SINGERS, FRANKLYN KELSEY, KDDIE MORRIS; Musical Director, Jack Arnold. | PT wihight ™ Dintley Biel “ Thanksgiving to the Brook,”’ JEAN ALLISTON E; o—Jfteriodn. Topies. * Peace tothe Soule of the Horie ‘Group From ‘Tartarns.” JAMES WHIGHAM: 6.2).—CRILDREN'S CORNER. (rilicoty THE ORCHESTEA., LEIS.WHITE; .5.—The PostBag. * The Unfinished. Symphotiy.:* 0. WELCH. (Violin) and TOMMY HANDLEY: i, is—4‘alk to “Teens:8.2. from HOOPER. (Piano) WINIFRED DAVIE. MAUDIE. DUNHAM Cardiff. “Da Bist dis Buh” ('‘ Thou Will Entertain with atte 6.30,— Mr. Richard Treseder, F.R.HLS., Violin and Piane Solos and Dueta, Art My Hest *’). CHORUS OF DANCING * Gardening.” 8.8, from Cardiff. “You Tell ‘am: Iverias" Confrey © Auf dem Wasser. 20 Singen " RADIOS, 6.45-11.0.—Progromme 8.8, from * Dicehin” the oye ooNeal “ee Singing Upon the Water “). Book by Jack Helier, Londen, ey Pini i wee Geran FRANKLYN KE LSEY. Popilar Musital Numbers, TUESDAY, November 17th. HOOPER. “The Hurdy Gurdy Man." Directed hy $,.0,—-Neaw Gramophone Records. Ma and: My Jane™ “ Dithyrambe.”* JAMES LESTER. ana 4.45,—The Station Tria, Sormtiate.-Bonnell THE ORCHESTRA, Rk: E.. JEFFREY. bi. 30)—CHILDRES'S CORNER. : Bomrerret. Parmver ” Lene Wits 10-50. Praghemmd SB, JP Or Military March in D, Op. 51 6.5,—ae Post Ting. WELCH AND HOOPER. odie: 10.0-10.30.—Programme S.8. from 6.15,—Talk to "Teens: " The Young | ; indian. Love Call" . Prin Londo. LOL, Special Feature. King’s ‘Treasumes." 8.5. from i = When My Sugar Walks Bow 10.30.—Station ‘Topica. Candi. MATRICE COLE the Btrest © 10.40-12.0.—THE SAVOY BANDS. 6.30,.— ProqranimeS08, fram London. (Pianoforte Recital Metugh, Maida, and Awalr 7.10.—Mr. F. J. HARRBIES. oi. Sol. fron Landon 10.—Cletie dawn. ' Just Goecauss the Violets” Jro‘ Cardiff. | A.pact 7 .26-12.0.—Programme oo. frown t Alabamy Bound ™ FRIDAY, Nov. 20th. SATURDAY, Nov. 2ist. Lenco. ! Crag oe Sayles WEDNESDAY, November 158th. | 345.—Aute-Piane Recital by 4. 10.0-10,30.— Programme S.B,fron L15-2.0. ors relayed irom the 40.—The Castle Cinema Orchestra, Lom?on, : Abels. 2. Atornoon Topica. Btobe: Café. 4.0.—Afternoon ‘Talk: Miss Jean ' 10.30. A Recital of Purcell's Songs 95 —Sechool Transmission: The He Ve h.20.—CH LOREEN 'S CORNER. Whitford, “ Divingtinis and j ly Trip ioo~The. Post Bap, | ‘ 4 J, Shepherd, MoAg “t Qonens."" With the Swallows "* (1). i. 15.— co to "Teens, 6.8. Fron ! GCEORGCE- LLEWELLYN | 4.35.—Tea-Time Concert: Eric G 1 {Bass-Baritane), 3.45,—The Station Qoartad, Cardeff. Turner (Baritone), Otarjorre 6.90.— Programme SoG. froin London, 111.0.—Close down. 4-0,-—Afternoon Talk : Mr. Alan Grill, Foernham (Soprano), Marion 7 rogram la a. Trcan Campaff. + Sanndinavie Wachee, "” Sinnley (Piao), Sidney Wriglit SATURDAY, November 21st. ES — Jrage St. afreeRe ty 4.15,— Tea-time Connert; “TheBta. (Calla). 1—Thoe: Castle Cinema \Orchesten, tion Quartet. Borothy Verney Senki: | 6.15.—_CHILDREN'S; CORNER, ihee—A Short Piaaeforte Feeettial bey? {Contralto}. 6.0-7 40 —Preyromms Sa. from fon- THURSDAY, November 19th. 4.15.—UHILDREN'S CORNER. 4.0,—Aiernnaan Concert: The Station | T. D. Fores. : - chs Tria, Nan Davies (Sopranc), ae CHILDREN'S CORNER. 62—The ‘Majestie “ Oslebrity " t T40,—Mr, Fo STACEY LIN TOTT Orchestra, rehiyed ‘from Wis Weekly Talk’on Sport, 1 $.0.—Afternoon Dopies:: Min Map- , .5,—The Post Bag. Majestic Hotel, &t. Annes-on: dalon Morgan, ° Type: of Welsh 16.15.—Talk to "Teens. 8.8. from | 8A, Grand Opera. Womanhood.” UeSen ‘ Cordaff. 70-7 .20.—Programa 8.2. from Lon Reiayed to “52%." aa ne PoutBas. CORNER. | &, o0.—Pregranne au. from fata,

don. T, i, — Pa iy Be“outa Lota Nows Bulle- “ROMEO AND JU ELET ™ 6.15,—Talk to “Teens: “ Guides’ Pro: | 7.40#0.-—Mr. Li. Ei. ‘id PLLed : a grime.” $8. from Corday. rent Sport," Gul. from Cardiif tin, (Gromoe}. 0.30.—Programme S28. fram London, | 5.0 12.0. ——Pragrinperic Set, from GOUY BRODN: ‘* West (raat : 7.40.—MMr. 7.16.— Propane 8.8. fra Candel | London, Juliet LILY ALLEN (Sop) African Pidgin English." 10-12.0.-——Pregres 8G from fo Descriptive Recital Stephany ALICE -MOXxUN ( Soprinc) eae SWANSEA N of Scandinavian Music. FRIDAY, November 20th. bea sibs JOHN ANTHONY Sy bewlt WILFRED HINDLE. (Tenor) $.0.—Transmission to Schools: Mr, |"PHE acoustie properties of St, ( Dasé-Baritone), i Mary's Parish Church; -Siinees, Bercutio WwW. A. ores, FF RG.S. : Mr. TOM J. PHILLIPS: (Tenor), LEE THISTLETAWAITE Saumnitera Laws, AGA. iare particularly favourable to browd ARTHUR F.. ARMSTRONG 40.—The Castle Cintma Orehestra, casting, At the evening service,which, (Baritone) (Solo Violin. relayed from the Castle Cinema. is to be relayed through” the bicn’ Capulet. | At the Pia, ERIC FOOCG Grego- | HERGERT RUDDOCK | Musical Director, Jack Arnold, Station of Sunday, November Dail Descriptions by ithe Viear, Canon (eel Wileon, M.A, Filth 2. i { ans) | £.0.—Aftermoot Tepics, EE... SIMS HILDITCH. Paris ..| 6.40.CHILDREN'S CORNER. will preach, and short organ recitals 6.0. POM al. PHILIPS, Frist Lawrence |) RECIN ALD | 6.6,—The Post Bag. will be given, beth before-and-after the * Trmmelin ose.” The Duke of > WHITEHEAD | b.15.—Talk to “Deena. Suit, to Cordiif. Servier. Ww. Peflerten-Beryer Verona ...... 4 (Bass) ihiat—Mr, 3. o&.. Griith-Jones: The feature of the local. programm: “1 Sedyvelin-.. . Stndarig Ronea * Leture.” SS ie Cardiff lon Friday, Noyomber 20th, will lee; E ARTHUR 3. ARMSTRONG. HUGERT CARTER. (Tear) | $AL-8. 0.—rayroine Suh, Jrorn i‘Song Recital by Mr, George Llewellyn “Eomance," Op 86 ... Svendsen LHE STATION OPERA London. j(beritone), The songs are all the work Sud Movement from Sonata, Crp. CHORUS : A Programme of Music, jof Purcell, Earlier in the evening, The Veeiae Dariass ba uliek repealed G orring Chorus Master, Contributed by Port Talbot Cymrie Glee Party will JOHN ANTHONY, a. HH, WHITTAKER THE PORT TALBOT CYMRBIC| make their first appearance hefore the microphone. The Party is compound T: Love:-Thea™2.005 i irries DHE STATION AUGMENTED CLEE SOCIETY: TOM J. PHILLIPS. ORCHESTRA : Conduetor, poe will-known glee-singers anc willl Ins * A Fairy Btory" .....: Merikanta Conductor; T. H. MORRIS. d. BOWEN DAVIES, A.T-.8.C, pled? by solninte of proved. obility, Nightingale, Bing "'.:. Ayeral/ Descriptive Kortes by WELCH AND HOOPER Theiritems will be followed byWelch ARTHUR J. ARMSTRONG, JOHN F, RURBSELL. { Eaybertaaners |. ond Hooper in violin and pinne dyeps “Cradle Song"? oeees L0.0—-12.0.—Programimr &, BR. from Lon CEORGE LLEWELLYS Neither of these artists needs Witte Sh Beretta adi vativies. Jormefett orl. ( ass -Baritone). Vdoetion to local lisheres.

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6LV LiverpoolProgrammes. 315 M. 6KH Hull Programmes. 3 3 5 M. Week Beginning Sunday, November 15th. Week Beginning mmm November 15th.

SUNDAY, November 15th. i “The Spanish Gipay Girl" Lassen SUNDAY, Ge 15th. +: 6.50.- “Poteolny’s Restaurant B i j o u 3.50-5.30.—STAR BALLAD CON- “The Ash Grove” 3.30-6.30.—STAR BALLAD CON. Orchestra. CERT. 8.8. from London, Welsh Ai, are, Loilye Eeania CERT. 8.8, fron London. ) 7.0-12.0.—Programme 8.8. from Lon-

Sarvi "The Belly of Aberdovey.”" 8.30 Studio Ser ant. 6.00).: Religieligious Service 10,0-12.0,— Programme SB, prem Sth Oo Service. from the S t u d i o . Lindi R e v . T , H, TARDREW,LL.B.| . EREDAY, November 20th. | Bythe Rev. W. E. FARNDALE. Vicar of Newington, | 11.30-12.30.—Morning Transmission. = Hammond's Cate Pra: | miler | : Assisted by the: WEDNESDAY, November 18th. Assisted by the | $.16,— CHOIR OF% MOUNTfar TAROR¥ 11.0—-12.0.—MiddayToaa”Concert.Beng “thie c ROR OFceBT. JOHN'S74s ‘ the Direction of BR. W. la:Dove.M PRIMITIVE: METaODisT | SO-Concert reea ae CHURCH (Newington). 3.00.—Trananigsion to Schools: M r . H a l l , The MeCulagh Hymn, “0 Praise Yo the Lord" | T. Sheppard, M . S e . , F.8.A.8e0t,, CHURCH ! Crane ea 08), Curator, The Municipal Museum, (Birkenfiead) Siring Quartet,’ and Harry A. eal a | Hull: sana Chapin be Bast (Baritone), Pisin 23. - p = o Se z ; Hopewell 0-10.35.—Programne 8.8. from) 4.—Afternoon Topics: deasie Anthom, “May the Grace of; Yorkshire: Our Oldest East Londo. | Beaven on. Kitty Wilkinson.” Chyisg es Ryley | Yorkshire Rocks and Wat MONDAY, November 16th | 4.14.—Patrizoy and his O r c h e s t r a , Attia or They Teach ™ (1). ' ‘ from the Futurist Cinema. 4.0, — Afipeniveenn Tapes. 1L1.-12.0.— Midday Concert, i Hivinn, ** Sun of My Soul (A. and 5.1h—CHILDREN'S CORNER, 4.15.—Fiehkts Oct agen Quartet : Dirder 4.0,.—Harokl Gee -and luis Urehbesira, | M., a. 24}, 6.15.—Programme 5.8. from London, the Direction of a A. Rodgers. fram: the Trocadero Cinema, 7.46.—Station Director's Talk. — 9.0-10.35.—Pragramme $B. from Lon- 6.15.— Children's Letters, i.4.—Aiternoon Topic 5.15—CHILDREN'S CORNER. | Royal Horticultural Bulletin. | aon, fh.25,—_ CHILDREN'S CORNER. £.0-11.0—Programmg 3.B. from | 6.0.—Powolny's Restaurant Bijou 6.0.—Programme S'B. from Man- MONDAY, November 16th. ion. Orchestra: Under the Diree- chester, | 11.90-12.30.— Concert. of Gramophone tion of Edward Stabs, 6.40.—Liverpool Wireless Society's 19th. THURSDAY, November i Records, 6.30.— The Rev, G. J. Jordan, D.D., Talk, by Mr. Norman D. B.- 4.0.—Afternoon Topica. 4.15.— Gaillard and his Orchestra, from 1.15.—Hammond's Café. Trio: Under Latt.D, : “ Peychology and Hyde. Characier.” 7.0-11.0.—Programna: «SB. Sra the Scala Cinema, the Direction of B. W. Dove, 4.0.—Aiternoon Topics, fo.— Weekly Football Talk, Lorian, 5.15.—CHILDREN'S CORNER, 7.0,.—Programme &.8. from London, } ‘.ja.—Preqgranné oH. fron Afan--| 4 15,—Field's Octagon Quartet : Under TUESDAY, November 17th. chester, | the Direction of J. H. Rodgers, A Mixture. i0.—Alternoon Topies: Mr. J. (.40.—"He and She” Talka (1}— ) 9.15.—Children‘’s' Letters. DAPHNE COMPTON Ravymorwd Tobin, Talk on Music. ‘4are Men More Coneeite! 5.25.—7HILDREN'S CORNER. (Sone at the Pinm). . wiisie and Architecture.” Than Women **' i.0.—Powolnys KReataoradt Bipot LEONARD ROBERTS £.15.—The Station Pianoforte Quartet. 7.0-12.0.— Programme. 8.8, from Sion- Crchesth.: Under the Dirce- (Baritone). Jean Longniore (Sopriktic}, chon, tion of Bdward Stubbs. JOHN BIRCH CHILDREN'S CORNER, AS FRIDAY, November 20th. 7.0-11L.0.—Programme SB. from Leon- (Fast Hiding Dialect Sketch), 1.0. JP rogirennenes Su, from Man: aor. PAT RICHARDS: and chester, 4.0.—Afternoon Topics; Mr. David Wray, “Visite with, Mra, AGL WYTSON 10—WERATHER FORECAST and | TUESDAY, November 17th. (Synecopated Solos and Duets), HEWES. S20. from London. Bimoith * (a). 11.20-12,30.—Concert of Gramophone } &.30. PAT RICHARDS 7.10;—Mr. ALE. HOLLAND: Mua- | 4.15. The Station String Quartet. | Heeorids, Will Open with Some #yncopation, cal Taste “* (1). KE. MM, Parkinson ((oontralto}. 4.0.- Music relayed fron the Majestic B40, LEONARD ROBERTS. T.20.—Pregramne S58, from Dando, &.16.- -MHILDRES SS CORNER, Pictore House, 6.0. PLADYS: BOOULLICEK 0, -Programane SU, fron Afar 4.0,—Afternoon Topics. “ Harlequin’s Song " Herbert Oliver SE aeaeerewcigne tsa Peiupore {Pianoforte Boios from the cheeter, 4.15.—Field"’s Octagon Quartet :-Under “Tavern, Bong”... Aauard Fisher Biimalbe}: 7.0.— Programme SB. from London, the Direction of J. H. Rodgers. Bn DAPHNE COMPTON. Three Pitted. acusae eevee Grebefe 7.15.—Mr. W; H; WILLEAMS:.The| 5.15.—Children’s Letters. j In G Major; InMinor; In ] Firat Liverpool Raibwiy (1). 6,25.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. HY pinaoc cc eachars d. Kahn Recitation, * I Hog Your Pardon ™ A Major, 7.30.—Programme 5.8. from Jando, | 6.0,- -Powolny'’s Kestaunint Bijor | | 8.230), Singing of Sea Chanties. Orchestra: Under .the Direc- Al nan, tion af Exbward Stubha. "7 Love Them AW Jost a Little Part of the Third Concert Relayed from the Git.“ Puneseuibeupaaa Dan Aoikdard oF tha “BLUE WATER EVENING" 4.40.—Huoll Wireless Society's Talk, | Liverpool Phiita:monic Society. CON r 4.50,—Powolny’s Restaurant Bijou 9.0. PAT RICHARDS and Relayed from the Philharmonic at Bt..CegenvoSal | Orchestra. AL, WY'TSON. Hall. 0.0-11,0.—Progranime SiR. from 7,0-12.0.—Programme 5.from Lon- In Dual Syncopation, Condoctor, ERUNG WALTER. Lonedav. ron, | hag | So “ eoLs iia FLORENCE AUSTRAL aaa ing Dialect Sketch, i [Soprana} easGe Ne. WEDNESDAY, November 18th, Thirtlowhdatle on Muncie be of Gramophone | Matter.” 6.15,—" Alen Bprach fareathustra *" from the Trocadero Cinema. 1 21.30—-12.40,—Coneert (" Also Spake Zarathustra *') 6.0.—Afternoon. ‘Topics: Mr. 0. W,|,, Recoris. /9.90, LEONARD ROBERTS. Strerbesy Budden, M.A., “Stories of | 3.15.—Hamrmond’s Café Tria: Under | “ Four Jolly Sailormon” 2. German the Direction of BR. W. Dave, Wirral—(4) Bidston." “The Fishermen of England ™ 4—Alternioon Topies, E M. Phillipa 8.50. GLADYS SCOLLICK, 5.15.—CHILDREN'S. CORNER. | 4.15.—Field’s Octagon Quartet: Under “Give a Man a° Horse Ho Can "The Lover and the. Nightin- 550."Teens’Corner : Mr CLOW. the Direction of J. H, Rodgers. gale(From ' Goyescas."") Budden >“ Pietureg. of the} 6.15,—Chikiren’s Letters. Ridte™ GS SSSPRe ened Tadadla frramegs Ancient East No, 2.7" §.25,—_CHILDREN'S CORNER. 9.40. DAPHNE COMPTON, Moment, Musical, Op, 16, Na. 4 6.0.—Proctramme of Light Music’ hy cach ia Wasi * Stevia Hein 6.f1.—Powolny’s Restaurant Bijou Retdoncme rn the “6LV " Children's Orches- Orehestrn: Under the Direr- Recitation, “* Seeing Things ™ Lngene Field Walte- in A Elat, Op, 42 | tra, directed by H, J. Dunker- tion of Ealward Stublhea, Yo" Git Heaps o Lickin's ’ Nocturne) in HK Flat ‘ ley: 71-0. Programme 3.8. from London. Coningsiy Clarke Minor, Op 8. No, 1 Chopin 6.50-12.0.—Programne Suh. from 7.35.—Royal Horticultural Society Finala fram Sonata.in B Fanwon, Bil hey ith, | $50, PAT BICHARDS: Minor, Op. 68 00. suit 7.40-11.0.— Programme S82. from Lon. | In Fina! Aynecopations. OOS dor, ) 10.0-11.0,— Programme 8.8. from Don 65 THE ORUHESTERA, LIVERPOOL NEWS. oi. Bacchinale, * Tann- THURSDAY, November 19th. hauser. "* EOIN TSG -on Tuesday, Novem L1.30-12.30.—Mr. Moses Barits + Talk SATURDAY, November 2ist. Preftide hia ‘Liobestod, Wagner ber 1Tth, Mr A. RK. Halland on Musical Approciation, with | 11.30-12.30.—Concert of Gramophone Tristan and [selde | the well-known music critic and literary Cramophone Tihyetrations + Records, FLORENCE AUSTRAL. echtor af the Lirerpoal Daily Past aid *Hiimour in Mise.” $.0,—Musio relayed from the Majestic ifercuriy, will pive a fortnightly erie S.1.—Music relayed from the Majestic Pretvure Ase. 0.35. THE CITAA LADTLES of Talks from: the Liverpool Station | Ptebure Hone, 4.0.—.L. ‘Afternoon Topics. CACO. on * Musical Taste,” 4.0.—Attomoon Topies, 4.1 6.—Fielkd's Octagon Quartet : Under

* Beauteous Morn ™ aoa 6 Sermnan These talks will be planned on 4.15,—Field’s Octagon Quartet : Under the Direction of FF. H. Radtera, “The Lord Is My Bhepherd " original lines, a8 Mr. Holland pPopPoees the Direction ofJ. H. Rodgers. f.15.—Children’s Letters, Lloyd de Lloyd toillnstrate hia arguments by reference 5.15.—Children'’s Letters. §,25.—C HILDREN'S CORNER, (Competitive Piece at Pwltheli.) to some of the principal musical 5.25,—C FOILOR ENS CORNER. 6.0,-Powolny's Restaurant Bijou “My Love Dwelt in a events in Liverpool this season, and in 6.U.—FPowolny’s Keataurant Bijou Orchestra: Under tha Direc. Northern Land ™ v0. particular to those parts of the Phil- Orchesira: UWnder the Direo- tion of Edward Stubbs, Elgar a) Peecya adda bakeaaee harmonic Society's Concerta which tion of Eebwared Btubbes. | T.-12.0.— Pregrimme 8.8. from Don-* “Fly, Singing Bird"... will be heard by Liverpool listeners. 6.40.—Bey Scouts" Talk. OM, tc a= TIMES [ BO EMBER ior ii, 1925

= = 5NO 404 M. NEWCASTLE PROGRAMMES, Week Besiniie November 15th.

The ieltars “66.” printed in italics inimatestheses 6.0, LLB PRINGLE. Broeramimes cieniy A Simettancegs Broadenct . TUESDAY, Nov. iTth. | 8.90, THE LONDON. RADE Adagio (Conmeertio in G Minar from the aiation mentioned. i | REPERTORY PLAYERS } ae oral Ll. 30-12.80,— Martin Henderson (Con inl The High-Power (Daventry) / STEPHEN COSII. Programme will be found ¥" Gertirve |, Mabe] Wire (Sige rf FORCE, WITS, AND A i on page 352. Old English Songs. PREC WOMAN uPase Py lis" 4.0.—Talk, Julius Hare. ‘The Beryar’s Song! re Lote +. 15,.—Afisic from Titley's Restaurant. TELS SUNDAY, Nov. 15th. When ull Care HW itaan fit. CHILDREN'S CORNER 8.40 THE BAND. .30-5.20-—-STAN BALLAD cox. | **°- —Fariners' Comer; Me BR, W 0.0, MACGREGOR CLYDE (Violin}. Surte, © Ballet Eeyptien’’ Luigini | Wheldon: “Ui Feeding of ' Sehon Rosmarin™” .... Areisler Cornel Solo, The Paragon" CERT: 5.8: Jrom Laardan, | Pigs FL}, ‘Meniuaett’ Aik Porparte-iK cealey bran Studio Service, | 6.35: BTEPHEN (COSHH, eh. Tt), ETHEL STANLEY (Soloist, G. MATHER, | {MesosSopranet, Sonthern Sketeh. % Way Down ALICE RICHARDSON | ‘2are”. tte ebraaa timoreand), | Y Oto Maire ee . Petris Spring Goeth Al In Wikite "| iorolina JLoestrang : Rote Eikin| £6 WALLACE CUNNINTIA AML - ERNEST J. POTTS (Baaz), ° Old Barty Oe A we rane THE STAT. LON CROAT, The Company ieoreis oeic " My Life's Delight Humorous Song, Tloger Onabter * Advice’ i | SOT ETY, phe wade reon Comelurhar: oTewe ' MACGREGOR CLYDE, Wiiustling Bee liec Conarytian RICHARD ¢..PRATT. 6.45. ELSié PRINGLE. hocturne in E Flat ...... Chopen| cn Th : THE STATION STRING Ariosy and Allecro Proce Caprice in A Minor | Thi oat 1 mi ORCHESTRA, 7.0.—WEATHER PORBCAST ane Wieniaweshi-Kreister | niet Leider: ALFRED MM, WAL. BREWS. oS.8. from. beemdlon. | 6.20. ETHEL STANLEY. Onginal Love Story (with effeets) Conductor: AWARD CLARE. Talk on Auetralia : "' Mixed Farm- “Tt Bel Pedrille "-..0) 2. Auber) 9,18 Vi 8.0, THE ORCHESTRA. | ing,” by o Successful Former, ‘On the Mossy Hills Reclining” _ mistPart Introduction and Allegro for String. | Ba, froin Lait, : Weber ALFRED M. W Quartet and String Orchestra | &40.—Radio Association Talk, Sionanan = Weae : 7.00.—" ‘ SIEGFRIED * (Act TI), i. Eilgeer lave] from the Opera House, | 7.—WEATHER FORECAST and] Ada ,...... ).)" aiidpeaa SWS ow. fram edo, } ‘Alea: - 2 s i ; - aa = God Bo Loved the World " Miaochesther, hue (Cantata, Wo, 68} Prof. Ww, L.. iB EN WICK, MAL, | Sonata in 2 Fiat .., =f Leeagathe a. Ataok A.36, National Gances. oaths.: : aan ao in| “Morry:Making " Coleridge. Faslor Chora: “Gel Bo Loved the 1 PSA) eereres (TID). || 9 an WALLACE CUNNING i THE STATION ORCHESTRA. ; 1) Bao, WALLACE CUNNINGHAM World,” Concdurior: ERWARD CLARE. 7,26--12:4,—7.25 Programme 8B, from An Oftiginal “Mimetic Sketch, Aria for Soprano : ~ iby: Heart i ery Mion.at a Two Norwegian Dances ... Grieg “Uhr Art Claas Sacial" Ever Faithful.” Rouminian Dances from Hungary | 1 10.0, — Programme A, Heri, for Bien: Rela Bartol Sram Favadon i Ana for Bass, Two Slavonic Danee: ||.. Dera: WEDNESDAY, Nov. 18th. | 1.0.Chose down. f Thartis, Sevillang Farrucea (' The Three- | 3.30.—Transmission 8. Stl, — Bible Reading, Cornered Hat **} i, de Paths to Schools - Mr.| THUR Erie Barber, BLA, “ How to| Hymn, “Lead Kindly Light ™ a a Enjoy Shakespeare- ents Nov. ‘i (No 266A and Meo B16, “Radio Radiance. £9) A Son's | 1) .d0-12,30.—Jack Boddice {Buphen Fievenge."” Address by the Rey. WALTER 8. (4th Petition. ) f inary}, Filla Henlersen (Bn WATT. A Revoo im Fourteen Beams, 4.0.— Sire. Une Reoonhuret, “Mrs. Cas - be pranc). __ kell's Pracvty, Flaved: bya Englansd — (2) Breezes,” —Miss Mabel Hunter, Matron of the ols, Music from Fenwick'n eee Mothercraft Centre, “ Mother. ORCHESTRA. LONDON ARTISTS. Tea Room. | craft,” i1lt.—CHITLDREN'S Adagietto from the Fifth Sym- _ dneboding+ CORNERNER, 4.7 —MusieTil from & Fests phony 6.0.—VINCENT CAYGILL ebbd ee ees. Cua Mahler FD DLE MORRIS, (Salo b: | ti Ae 0£.0—WEATHERFORECAST and | ermarae ios aPimnoborte).fe 15,—CHILDRER”i we OORT RR, NEWS. WWE. from London, t JAMES W H La HAM, Stic + oe EE Major, es WHITE, WILLIAM LAWS (Violin), Local Nows. Up. Li, yt. a. . Btodyin La(ONTE RETORM|iP Li. rwes f b.15. THE STATION SYMPHONY TOMMY HANDLEY, FE Minor, Ke RAY WALL : i Op Sa oe ee : eo iEee e | OS a reee Cunduetar: EOWARD CLARE, Satet : 1 | 6-0 WILLIAM LAWS “The inch Pierrot of the Minute" i I ee a RADIOS. | Tia aoa cele uae ; i, Lith, nies, LEONIE STORM, Bantock -| pt by JACK HELLIER. tates [HS | Sonata, No. 4,25. ALIZE Ri ‘HARDSON ] I eas Worn bes 4, Allegretto Afo-ee ha erneen eae -AONIE &TORM and ORCHESTRA. Se ee Lo " See [Ghana Sih oa ™ Morgen ™ Richord Strauga sg iba gla1» Popper! nl Britonin Ft. Web 6.20,.—Farmers’ os Corner: Prof, (il- WELEAR THE ORCHESTRA, =: OS aa LEONE LAWSSTORM,and “Eelogue ” .... Hdgar L. Bainton | 10.0.—V BA I HER FORECAST christ, Seasonable Netos. anel | "Village Exon (Condacted by the Composer.) | NEWS, 8.8, from London, th, JAMES GRIFFITHS: Ps * oatalae 0.45, ERNEST J. POTTS and Prof, JULIAN &. HUXLEY: Bonate jinMinor’... arr Salen 6.15, RAY WALLACE. Adagio: Courante: “ Pull Piatt" ORCHESTRA, "The Stream tf Lite: -Jevnbin Chic: Sarid ‘ : i m aronand = Kenieth Morriain and BR. Pevso es, bruh. All Moy Paina an tiomn—lhe Solotion. ” Soa. fron 6.50. VINCENT CAYGILL, | “Mother's Mother " G. 4, Sterans Trai (Berenice) Handel London, 9.50, THE ORCHESTRA. Local News. “ La: Cathedrale FFTue Lo tie ** Tmitation of Stara of the Past, Dehiesrsy WILLTAM LAWS ane Symphony ind Miner 10.30, THE. STATION Le COQUT) vees of fey ep 2 eee LEGNTE STORM, César Franck | ORCHESTRA: 70—-WEATHER FORECAST and| Senate ...... 0.6. 000, Be. Powcn Lonto—Allegro non treppo; | Conductor, EDWARD CLARK NEWS, S.A. from London, | Allegretto; Allerro “hon " Humoresate ". Deerah LExtase™ .,.. Phome ’ The Sinture of Misieal Sounds" © Danse (Camecte Find bain a _ Seppe. JOSEPH ¥OUNG and ELSIE Talk prepared by the late Prof, | fe Turck fOAS—-Close down, PRINGLE (Violins). E. H. BARTON, B.Sc; 4.5.) 940—Mr. Ge EL. GIBSON. BA. "Marche Militaire , Aehwbert Frog Lonelgr, | *ASerae Francaise: — Pierre (Arranged for Two Violins by 7. 2th.—Musical Taterlucle. ach. Freon | Caoencdla:*" | MONDAY, Nov.16th. Hiaieal Meee Lendon, fobs, RAY WALLA 7. foo.—Poveal —Horticaltural Society| * Listenime-in, Dear? flee Dryden +L —Tmnamission to Behools: Me, | BE. J. BELL (Pivcalo). Talk. Imitation of Stars JPusi aml T. Ruasell Goddard, F.LS., L'Qisean de Bois"... Le Thiers THE ORCHESTRA. Th Mr, J ELL LAMA. Bega, Present. Corator, Hancock Museum- potent! Talk (2)**The Vacuum.’ 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST an 14 wrt hittin hberred Maromals ; | " Souvenir de Hapsal ™ 80. THE MARSDEN COLLIERY | NEWS. &.B. from Londaw. (4) Revision Teast.” T cari raby | A. MeGREGoR CLYDE FRIZE BAND: Tih—Market -Prepa for Farmers 1.0..—Weekly Newa Letter, Conductor, J. [Solo Violit1}. A. GREENWOOD, Soi, ae /eandar, 4.05,—Mosie from Fenwick's Terrace "Lustéepiel: Aiefer Bete | 7,.45.—Lient, W. KEALEY. Tea Boom. " Soavenie ' . risiettd ee ere fF. DORIS: LEAR {Bolo "eller, Prombone Bolo, * Tyrolienne ** Prenn SoniaHl, n15,—VHILDRENS OCORN ER * Ay hercpt mF eee tl Papo ? a penton | 7.40.—" AT THE BOARS: HEAL,’ Songs and Violin Solos. THE ORC ‘HESTRA (Soloist, W, B LA RE‘ ieee | Relayed from the Opera House, | TheBoy Champion, | | Manchester, STEPHEN COSH (Pass) "Salwt dAnpour whieérad cts CTE | Selection, “The Maid of the| ELSIE PRINGLE(Violin). + ILO. nolloge co wit, Nowmbagng ice.NOR| (Continued on the next page.)

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NEWCASTLE PROCRAMMES. 2s L e e d s - B r a d f o r dP r o g r a m m e s . s1m.s10m, Week Beginning (Continued from the previous page.) Sunday, November 15th.

SUNDAY, November 15th, Schubert. Ah, WOISIFRED SMALL and ; 0.15,.—CHILPREN'S CORNER, naAT AR, BALLATY (hed November Doh, 1R2S. 4 COYN: | 6.00.-— Children's Letters, ORCHESTRA, CRET. Sofrom HILDA VINCENT Gonidon, H—The Orchesdto: from the Scale (Soperaind), STN on be Espacnole **., Tile i THE &8TATION ORCHESTRA = 440, SAVVIS Theatre, Leeds, BEN SEED aul 16-90. —Rerviee Comiictar, EIWARE CLARE. relayed from Quen 6.202—Secnte' Corer: Preparation ORCHESTRA. streeb Congregational 8, cH, THE ORCHESaTHA, “Spring Has Chapel,| for on Induetrial Career, by repay 7 ( ' ' Hin. Leste, Owertare in the Tialion Style. | wWithio-").,...,...Celdge-Tanior Aderese by the Bev. | Mr; Barker ‘North, ABC#e, CRORE We, Sb aa ROR, WILLIAM HENDRY, " Sonis aby Sigiher Taught: Ab ~ { Londan h k , EC. Terhnieal tind. Blah, —— y The rl fs jue ur (°° boetie 7" he. Deore lege, Fraciford, fh 10 5, — Progen je Likely aun tlie: Maiden 7 0,50, WINTFRED SAALL and from 80) 3.0... Propengiat iB. hPa, (* Chordie"), | ORCHESTHA. Jantar : | Laelny, MONDAY, November 16th. Booka, aL: H Ei OHRCHER TRA: | Randa Caprivcioses woe One ee eee FRIDAY, November Andante from the Sercd (8 Flat) 0.40. THE 4). AFheniceon (amieerk. 20th. — ORCHESTRA. , ) ELh-12.30,— Musir, Symphony, | ~ Suite Pastorale "Chabrier| 8,.0.— A Pterrocn Topics. | H1t.—CHILDRENS. 4.0—Talk to Local Sebloola: Mr, Bad. " Wandering: Idylle ; Dunse Villagesise ; Sous CORNER. 1= 1 A. Bardeett, “Whither! ("Fle Leis; 2,.50,—Children's Letters, | EcMine. Bac. Met. | Beherzo-Valse, } cal Appreciation. i ee 3 Maid (Sethe: | 10.0—WHRATHER FORECAST and Nef.0.— The Station ‘Tra, a cel i t.—The 1 pris Aa a att i 7 from j Orchestra from the Scala “Impatience ot the J bert | REWS., 8.8, a = TH ED a ee from Jendon. i ¥ om eee: or ~Ehe 4 ree | Mall " * ) 3 Ministry of Agriculture Talk by POOae | _ FUESDAY, Ss 2 SCOPEGna, Mr. J. B. JESSE: 8.8. from November 17th. j.13.—CHILDREN'S CORNER, ; a THE ORCHESTRA, ] Heydar H1.30-12.40—The Havrogate Royal 5.30.—Children’s Baths Lettera echera from the Seventh | Looal News, Qriartet, retavecd fron | 6.0.—Light Music. | Major) Symphony. | 10.30.—OTHER STATIONS, Hoerragate. Under the of Cosi Moan, Direeiien ate6.15.— Programe SAB. froin London. The WILLIAM HENDEY. 11.0.— Close down, f 5B. ue Three Settings of Porn bn Meine, 4.0.—Herman Darewski ond his Bain, | ath A Grand Goncert Abhi 35 ee ple Be Ts | SATURDAY, Nov. Zist. relayed from the M a j e n t i c | 2 in tid of the Aer Porta,” Restaurmint, Lena, 11.30 12. — Blanche FL MaeDenaled , i NATIONAL INSTITUTE NSA, THE ORCHESTRE A. | 5,0 Aftermioany Tepics. (Pianoforte!. Ada, Gent (Con: FOR THE BLIND. Extricta from ‘* Rosanne.’ | 5.15,—CHILBPREN tralta}. SS CORNER ft. | Helaverd from the HILDA VINCENT, i A)—Mise! Norali Palle : ‘Talk, 640—Ohilren’s Letters, | Town Hall, Leeds, “oToa be Sung of the Water “* 6.0,-—-Licht Misie, h. 15.—Misie from Coxon's Restaurant, THE BAND OF atatecrag | 1): Progress | fe | i—CHILDREN ad (Pers HM. GRENADIER GUARDS. by Breet “Teposd ... taneaiert S CORNER. a 1—WRATHER Ianeetvae, | (By permission af Col, BR. NN. Sergi- ' Phe Teont*' ck Sane tier e FORECAST wood WEDNESDAY, | eon Brooke, C.MLG., 2.8.0.) » TLD, THE ORCHESTRA, NEWS, 8.8. Jront London: November 18th. LL. 30-12.30,— Musin, Direebor of: Mise, Symphony 0, 8 in A Miner (The | Mr. RK. M. RIDLEY: “ Paotrioti¢ $0.—The ©rchesten from the Honla | Lieut, G. MILLER. “OT intinieivet °° Saonnphony n Be Poeery,” Sle. fron. Jenaon, 1.~-WEATHER FORECAST and) ‘¢?—Musionl= Interlude.b a t e oh ; $.B.: from‘ \| Theatre, Tatols, f ELSIE SUDDARY (Soprano), +P | A. BON. ‘ facies; ata ate (.—Afternoon Topics. FORBES ( Gaas-Baritone), 1 APA OIa, ate | a bs aoe, foe i Ha 7 ath Wr, JEN KRENMIR: : i Astin. pe 1§.— CHILDREN'S CORNER PHYLLIS: DUCKETT Mr. FS MITCHELL HEDGES

chehion. Foothall," ia 0.— (Children’s: Latiers, i CAt the Piano), a i. Pane bota ite i 1 0, ‘The. Station Tro, OO 1 1- Pragraniine oe Local News, EVA TAYLOR (Concertina, Frou | 7.0.— Lona. IOHWN OLIVER Pregame SR. Tron Landon, Tih ae: TH i SAYOY (iar Doe, HANTS. Ste. AM WV ALLETT'S CONCERT 7.43.— Royal Horticultural Society : ren be Wait. SATURDAY, November 2st. - 1 PARTY: “Lalk, | 11.30-12.30,—The Harrogate Royal tO. Close down, 740.—" On My Anvil,” 5 . 0 . THE CONCERT PARTY hy j h e . Smile Goths Quartet, relayed from la Selections {rom their e n n i t i b i , i Hartogite, Dnrber BAProrat the Direc- FRIDAY, i Leper bel ra, SR. Jrom hon of Ciscil Moco, Nov. 20th. = 3 . 3 0 , EVA: TAYLOK, Toit. £1}, = Herman Darewski and hia Band, 2.40,—DTrensmission to Sehoole= Air Chseiiine,-” Marndnir, Noon aerrel THURSDAY, November 19th. relayed from the Majestic Res- Moser Garitz, Shakespeare in |. Night etre Sa nee U1. 0-12.30.—The Harrogate Raval unre, Lada, Music." et. FORM OLIVERE, Ratha: Quartet, relayed from | 4.0.—Afternoon Topica. “1 Love the Moon’. Poul Ribena 10. Talk: | Harrogate: Wnder the Tiree: i 15.—CHILOREN'S ~ Sioaninio Lowers 7... CORNER, #1o.—Mnsie trom Tilley'a Restaorant, | rea ge | thon of Geel: Minar, 04, —Chien "Friend * 3.0.00 Novella Detiea } 4.0. ‘Gramophone a Geekibeepe, . ilt—CHIGREN] CORNET: 1 Rectal by Moses | f.0.—The Orchestra 6.0, Songs 5. 50), EVA TAYLOR, from the Rica la and Soles. Larits. | Rélection, “" Lollahy "' Sperfmnen Theatre, Leeks, ROBERT STRANCEWAYS i.1—Dr, Frank Hutehingson, FoR, 10-120— Programs (Baritone). The -Hussian Patrol" SR. from = “ Hertes of the Flag ** (ay. fondor, WILLIE WALKER iSola ffnbemsiein |

a0 TORN Saxophone), OLIVERE. College He —ReAe. Takk, Serenade " (" Faust )...G@oruned | NEWCASTLE NEWS. of Music when woven years i, ea, WILLIE WALGEER. and “Genth Madden ™ Soniercell M®: MACGREGOR CLYDE, who o f age, and studied compoeition tinder Sir Hubert LAMBERT HARVEY, | “Up From Somerset ™ Sanderson Will bo heard from Newenatle Parry and pianoforte under TikL—WEATHER BT. TILLEY'S DANCE BAND. on Tuesday, Nevember 17th, frequently the lnhe Herbert Sharpe. Ho settled FORECAST jad in Neweastle REWS.: Sw. From Lomien, Relayed from the pliys in the local Station, Orchestra. a4 solo violinist ork Garand Assembly Rooms, Darras Before taking up broadcasting, teacher, ano him a series of (“hanher kA Sommary of the Wireless he Concerts Papers tor the Week, 8.8. From Bridge, played for several seasons with the there for twetve years. Mr. London, 10.0.—WERATHER FORECAST and City of Birmingham Orchestra. On Wall hae written a good deal of | Charaber J NEWS... ALG) from Jeonctov, the sane evening Mr, Wallace Music, which has heen per- LLi—Mr, ROBERT TEMPERLEY, Cun. | formed M.A., O.B.E., D.L.. Chairman Sports Talk. 8.8. from London, ningham w i l l entertain Northern l i s - by Mr, Arthur Catterall and bere: of the Council of the Society, Loral Nows. tener, M i r , Cunningham isa voraatile and orchestral works which “ Canny Newrassel— The Aims 4)00.—THE SAVOY BANDS, 4.8. entertainer and sporialises in songa, have boon produced a t tho Quevy's — Halt Promenade: and Methods of the Neweastle- .. Jrom Louden, sloriea, sketches, hurlesqiies onl +ven- and ato varus triloquise, | Festivals, and in 1018 hia Quartet far ipel-Dyme. Society” 12:0.—Closedown, | Pisne ane Strings T.40.—" THE TWILIGHT OF THE = <———— Force, Wits aed a Wein, is the| won tha Carnegis : OSCat; TE. Rekaedd from (Continued fromcolamn 4.) title of a play which will b e given from award and was subsequently pibliahed ) hy the the Opera House, Manchester. taking part are Mr, Robert Steange- the Neweastle Station, at 845 pu. on Carnégia Trost, He i s alex | i louder of the BBC. MAVIS BENNETT (Soprano). ways (baritone), Mr. Willis Walker Wednesday. This ion dramatic episode Newest Syn. of the days | phony Orchestra, WINTFRED SMALL (Violin), (saxophonist and leader of Tilley’ of Cavaliers and Bound. | The Marsden Colliery TH E STATION BYMEHON Y | Danes Orchestra, WW baiasky frequently | heads, by Julius Hare, The time is Band, winners ORCHESTRA: lsipphes dance early in the year 1645, while the iseno athe thousand-guineas trophy nt the mirsie te listeners in the National Leader: -ADFRED M. -WALL. | North), anc Mr. ‘Lambert at the struggle betwoen Charlos and Brass Hand Contest, Het the Harvey, a Crystal Palace this Conductor; EDWARD CLARK. | loal tenor of repute. Listeners will Cromwell is still uncdecited, and the year, are alsa browdeasting fron | 5, THE ORCHESTRA, | leo hear Mises Winiired action o f the play cives same ins. thes Newoustla Overture, “ Simall (violin) Studio Beatin and and Mizs Mavis Bennett (soprano). trations of the plot and counLerphot on Wednesday. This Rand liad i the distinction of Prenediet waicreeesecsees Flerliaz Mr. John Olivera iberitone), who | inseparable from this s t i r r i n g poricd. a Civic recep ivy 4.40. MAVIS BENNETT and when it returns! from the Crystal jwill be heard from the Newcastle A London Violinist. ORCHESTRA. ; Stulio on Saturday FPialaco. evening, ia a At §.30, listeners will hear Mr. Song Finale from and Danee, the Mad Scene | n a t i v e of South Wales ond atuctied Alfred MM. Wall, violinist, (° Lucia di Lammermoor") | under Mme. Clara Novello Davies and who ia a The programme on Friday Londaner by birth. Hea won a scholar- night should prove very interesting. “Pas Dover neti | Signor Oreste San Filippo. | #hip for violin. pliying «at the Koval (Continued in column 2)

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The letters UR” printed in italics in tress Male Truce, * Love Divine ("The | Scottish Programme. 10,30.—BIRT FIRMAN'S DANCE waeteeetn tignily a Simaltanecout Breadcast Daughter of Jairus *) Stainer Request Might. ORCHESTRA. ot. from m the Station mentioned. fBoloists; BERT WILSON and GRACE FORBES TContralts). Londen, The High-Power (Daventry) A: G. MEDSADES,) GEORGE BOYD (Garton). 1120 —Clae down. will be found Programme Bala, “Glory To Fhee My Chol, THE ™ 2D REPERTORY My, on page 352. This Night "vce. blond PLAYERS. SUNDAY, Nov. 15th. Pealm Na. 43 (Tune +" Invocea- | GRACE FORBES eh Faceatce terre Amita A Highland Led My Love Was|WEDNESDAY, Nov. i8th. B.30—-6.200, Concert. Para. 20, +. 5—8 (Tune: “* Gel- Born* 1 carr, DfaePherson| Retayedl! from NE ea neekededee ers A “= Braw, Braw Lads.“ | 3.45.— Afternoon Topics: Mes. 7. Ali- The West TF, Charech, Pealm S11, 7.4 12 (Tune: “St. arr, WacPhereon , aon, Cape Town. St mesons S.A. fo Dundes, Kilda). sla JBirooraftelet AeFond Riise” 2... carr. Afefai Symphony Cichortra, relayed LAE VASE (Popa }, Anthem, “* Hark, Hark, My Soul” ChORGE BOYD fron the Elenticie Thetis, Aheliey DENNIS NOBLE {Haritone). Lee Under Ala fe —CA LLORES SCORN EA: Mavs. AKITHLER COLLINGWOOD Balin, The Land of Little Chal: PRaidie oo... tery (ornapocst ibacen The E- Gren ase iretpeeny. ete 4 (Oreaniat) A ber thee an anata | ary Baal (Nacho), {Solopet _BERT WILLSi DORTR VANE will sing: Grane: Aline ft . WINIFRED SMALL (Violi J ‘ Byening Aayim.” Purcell | Solo, But the Lord Ja Mindful ” Sone thie Pa brocehy ™* Retitul,) 7 iC -St. Pant" a Mendeisanhri “Nought Agamet the Power “THE: POACHER." (PTE Frrecdenann Bach-Aire ae Fe ( Chrivtrias Oratorio "}) Back (Solakat M. ; CHALMERS A: Play im One Am Gavotte: .....0.. Bach-Nreial “From Mighty Kings” ('* Jiodaa foveach, by Arthor Binclk. Tarn borin ‘ imann-A reialer Hive No. i, “Jesus These Maton beg) cere soe Alanidel | Coa: “Vorel ile Prophet u | ives Hive Never Seen" iv alher Ty eee eg ee ee OO GMM os GRACK R WILSOS SeFeeney cl wae Hymn Noe, 30, °° Far From ity “TO Will Sing of Thy Grant | Senet. Sic hoenne Hoard Woarar-Kireteler ) Heavenly Hore “ , Wilkes Aeros ** ir Bt. Fal ml GORDON MOA LAC Page Lain Tiga Hymn Wo, 2a, 0) For a Closer f Menclasahn Misa Constance “Three Poor Mariners” Walk With Gad" (Tune: “| Do Not Ask, O- Lord “ Sprasa GRACE BR, WILSON Hae F Chae tity r Bitraeathirn: "| ‘Elizabeth's Prayer” (" Tann- | The’: Laird ...... 8. ei FITCH “ Charry Ripe?" 2. Cyril Seat Duet, “Qaecean of Anal,” hia ).. eee Fag GRACE FORBES, “Rlavome Dane in G Minar DENNIS NOBLE whl Sime : (Soliiete: Mies FE, AAZRIL ml “War's Me for Mise ME. CHALMERS: } Hrornk:Alreialer * Wichita Gord (Ohristmas: Ore. Prince. Charlie’ ae Gavotte and Mhsetie oo. Awl Anthem, “O- Saviour of. the RMR hi alirewerneksecedeleae eins Bynen There's NacLuck [ idfarPhereon -Steadinan's Symphony Orohes oe Peek uastacsesecta COU * Flow W illing My Paternal Love ™ A bepest the Hace oP tra, relaved from the Hleotnic ie Bam) sevaseeeeas Handel Quartet, ‘God Tea Spirit “ CEORGE BOYD, Sternctate-Aernnelt Theatre, "Goel La Mey Shepherd f - Rirkeonnel Law * WEATHER FORECAST anal “Will Sing, of) Thy Dearak Hymn: No. 172, °° 1 Heard the FT hae Wee Town ' arr, Moffat BOE We. So frome doonelean, Voice of desus Bay." ...... fylbes Great Meroies "™ .... Clerk * se gan aaa “The Nature of Mucical Sounds," Hymn No, 4353. “Jesus Shall The Call (iyation] songs Ful —WEATHE Kt PORERCAST ana Talk prepared by the late Prof. Fi seargherave iillioins Reign" clas. Harrison EWS, 3.8, from. fandatis iE. HH. BARTON, B.Se.. 3.8. Ayn No. 590, “ Now the Day * An Old Barred Lalinby " Prot. FULLAN B: HUALEY: from Londen. Corner-leedelte | ig Over(Tone: “Lyndliurat™). “The Stream of Lite: Bpeoha- 25.—Miakical Interbude. 5.8. from DORTS VANE and “pss 10,.30;-——Slaee diown, tion—The Solution.” 8.8, from London, NOBLE witel mange t Lavdan, -Mr, HARRY. TOWNEND, a het Have of To Do With| Local Wes. Thee 80 Elitjjak) Jerdybesohn AL A., Topucal ‘Talk, 88: fo MONDAY, Nov. 16th. THE ORCHESTRA. Sonia Seay. ARTHER COLLIANGWO0OT) Scottish Half Hour (by 6.0.— Programme 8.8. fret Donets will play: | 11.0-12.0, ape‘cial Morning Trana- Fieqpueat). Choral Prelate," Now Thank We| mission . Gramophone Music. | pverture, “ DEehoce of Oesian ” O15: Radio Radiance, ATE Ghar God". Abra -3.45.—Afternoon Topica: Mire, J. ©. | (hails (oth Fiction.) Melody PAet ercey ; Deshwayea Talks. (2), | Pelention, "The Thistle Barnett, Health A Revue in: Fourteen Beams, Andantine in © Minor “The Skin and [ts Importance.” | Afayctetle don Played bay Cesar Franek The Wireless Dance Orchestra: | Patrol, * The Wee Macereegor Seherno from Fiith fonnta. ACCOMPANY OF WELL Conductor, Bava H. Dari. Abner a. | REOWN LONDON ARTIST? ffuitmcant |'5.15,—CHILDREN'S CORNER : Mr. | One-Step, “' The Kiltie’s- Koart- | Ineluciing : Litgo from. ““NewWorld Sym- | ai ti, Burnett, LHA, RU eaten vee nn oo DO EDDLE- MORRIS. PRO ae ceiesees teanaens Dvorak “ Stories from the Operas—/ 7) Close clown. Alla Fuga ia -C JEAN ALLISTONE. Romeo and Fultet.” The Wire- } pee eastLemaigre | JAMES WHIGHAM. Cupriceio in. F less Ore hestra:: (rverture, LRIS WHITE. Invocation in. Eee) « Boemeoanc Juliet” (Crenirnie!| maf ve Afaeihy | TUESDAY, Nov. 17th. TOMMY HANDLEY “Morcha Bolennella 6.0.—Boy Seoute: News Bulletin. ! AAT DLE DUBAM, 6. it.— Girl Gaicdlies' News Bulletin. Afternoon Topics: Mins Vi Aric Servien ‘Everyday Guiding” by Mrs. CHORUS OF’ DANCING and Address “hy Galloway, District Comemia- Prosery** Victorian Humoriste— DAVID MAIR, BAL, (2) Lews Carral and Edward BAD DOS, The Rev. niOneT. nregos UF. Chure in. Leer” The Wireless Otrheatra, Ficncake hey of inate Hellier, £.30,—Prof. (0. Gi. GABRRLA, FRA, Fearn: | 47, Ws Hh (Tue + *“Hud- D.ee., “Heet—(4). Rave from Ehae Bourne (Aieto-So prin}, Popular Muceal Numbers. 4 clerafield ") (Chars Pealtor). CHILDREN'S CORNER : Titretee| hiw Hot Bodies.” 2. fren Heading from. John XY¥., v. b—} Bonge by Auntie Beth, ‘Cello JAMES LESTER. and Eanhurygh. Let. Boloa by Tinele Aunirew, R. E. JEFFREY. | —remophone Music’, | Anthem Noe. f4, " Gormefand Bet Gramophone. Magic, Beane: Us. Return" (Charch Anthem i 0,Ww KATHER FORECAST and | 6,.50.—Steadman's Symphony Orches- NEWS, SA. firs am) Lectin, — 1. Introduction of Company. Book}. LBs. relayed from: the Electde "Tali on Awstralin : Mixed Farm 2. Gpenmg Chorus: We're Binge. Thentire, Adibreas. ing,” by a. Suceessfal Farmer. inige Oor War” (TOMMY Hymn Ne. 617 (Church Hymnary}. T.h.—WEATHER FORECAST and Oe, Prone leche, HANDLEY... JAMES WHIG- Praver. NE We. 75.8, fron Fandon. “ STREGERIED “ {Act TT.), Re- Mr. W. HAM, PEDDLE MORRIS, FEAN Benediction. layed from the Opern Houar, PERCIVAL WESTELE, ALLIETONE, TRIS WHITE, FiLcas “Cameo Talks from: | Vinie eater, MAUDTEDUS SELAM and WEATHER FORECAST and Kature — Shui esponies Cir DARCISG BATA, REWS, o5.8. from London, 4.36. Scottish Association for the den.” Sy from Dindes, Speaking of Verse. Sb. Comedy Shits “Toast the Choral Evening een Derdache, 5.5. fren Bride” (TOMMY HANDLEY, GCEORGE Wd, Fiera. by EBDIE MORRIS, “LAMES THE FERRYHILL FARQUHARSON (Reciter). —Mr, JAMES AGATE: Dram- | WHIGHAM aid JEAN ATA PARISH CHEECH CHOIR: * Paradise Low, 121, 1-66 Afniien atic (Criticism, S.B, fren | LISTONE), Conductor—GEORGE A. INNES, “Flowers of the Forest" ,Ellal Lanedan : | 4, Duet: Melody of Memoric" Favourite Paalma, Hymns ond o Te fh PU ie ae ace £0—MUSICAL COMEDY -MEM- | (FBDIE MORRTS. and DRIES Anthems, Solos, ebe, * The Dela Awe fern ORIES, S.8. fram Lendun, WHITE, Ukutelo}. Hymn No. ra," Praise, My Soul, ‘Dele toa Nightingale ", Aleoke 10,0.—WEATHER FORECAST and 6. Camedy Skit: “My Hat’ “How They Brought, KREWE; Si, from London, the King of Hoaven "...... Goss (EDDTE MORRIS, "TOMMY the Good News from fir SAMUELHOARE: “ Avia- Hrmn No. 381, “ Approach, My HAN DLEY, a EAN ‘Soul, the Merey Bent "... Spahr Ghent to Aix 7)... Browning | tion and the Empire.” SLE. A L LES. TONE, IRIS WHITE). Hvyion No. 268, “My Times Are | © Bingand the Book,” | fram Dandon, ‘In Thy Hand” (Tune :* ‘Dennis4 VSFa rae ‘ Local News, (Continged on the next page.)

Novemnen J3rn, 1325.| — RADIO TIMES a6 a aoo — — ———— eek Beginning ABERDEEN PROGRAMMES. November15th. (Continued from the poenone page.)

a $$ —_— —— = = oe 7 — —F ¢. Number: “ Africa " (MAUDIE 9.15, WALLACE CUNNINGHAM 0.30. MARY FERRIER. LS ay ‘CELLO SOLOS. DUNHAM and DANCING | in “Comin Thre’ the Rye ™ Burnett “ Cantabile "- 0.54.00. Cesar Ont RADTOS). Burlesque Opera. “OO Whistle and I'l Come ‘To “Sérénade Espagnole ... Popper 7. A Study: “ Tinker " (EDDIE! ricki Humour. You ™ ; eiokai gaa AEE “Two Ancient Lullabies” MORRIS, JAMES WHIGHAM, | Song, A Fishy Story" Hanrey j “ Butterfly Wiimages| * gs. Philips arr, Ethel Barilets JEAN ALLISTONE}, Whistling Selaction, “ Clea “sae | adapt encns abiaal : a : “The Fountain” ...... Davidor 8. Coughs"Quartet: “When(IRIS CuthbertWHITE, | 0:30. THE ORCHESTRA,Karta el| __* YelloweesSlippers “ a: QlarkeOE aoa- PIAN ceiB 5 TOMMY HANDLEY, EDDIE| Selection, “dohnny Jones” (945 RAY WALLACE. er a cM for| Searlatht MORRISJAMES WHIGHAM).| Cuvier: | “I'm Listening In, Dear * Petar ein si MP ee oa Pe a i Comedy Shit: “ Lost” (This | Miareh, * Colonel Bogey de Alford | Leo Phelan Prchadei ri | = re - ee WHITE, JEAN ALLISTONE, | 0.45. WALLACE CUNNINGHAM | 10.0-—WEATHER FORECAST and ‘Heke BLEea MAURIE DUNHAM, TOMAY | and an RW, 8.8. from Landa, a 3 HANDLEY, EDDIE MORRIS [IMAGINARY PARTNER. | Miniatry of Agriculture Talk by bt Tete Pikamathe and JAMES WHIGHAM). | In on Original Ventriloquial | ae. J.B, JESSE, 8.8. from 9 4 aaeae ionae li. Comedy Number: '* Ercha ie Bhetel, | SOG, meee er om ea 3 {TOMMY HANDLEY}. “THE SUBSTITUTE.” Local News a Li. Comedy Patter: “ The Fro. i Lo0-19-0.— Pypgranmme Ge. PovH 10.30. Half-an.Hower oft oe ai ea 2 " omc : | ie Dy Shel Aree, pare HARDEE). and | fovedlon. | Concert Valses. SB. to Dindee. PLA Se § | rp 2 ty acy 12. Number:Waiting Around " | | ec aa SVE ESS SA Coli Characters’: (EDDIE MORRIS and BANC. | iii ere oe " Holen, Lady of the Lake Te ' | IDAY, Nov. 20th. PRnG wuasessace SeOtnetiq : = eceauaeard FENIANS “Legend of the Sea”... Geek | MAUD PENNINGTON (Soprans) (JEAN ALLISTONE), $.40.—Special School Transmission ; | OS ST es |» Maleolm Graham| 5 7aNTINE i4: Finale: * Bed-Time ” (EDDIE| Mr. Willan Swainson, F.R.C.O., | be ee aoe ite sindys Blanchof Devan| icciadeadee i i " Ty i af 2 Wisin rot Co BEER a, 1 TILA a oF doe - a PANY), etead Beethoven.” The”Wireless | 110, —Close down, secliste Pee Orchestra. The Rev. A. Austin | aeeeooeee 10.0.—WEATHER FORECAST ua Foster, os NEWS. S.B. fram London. in English Poetry—(1)Chaucer's|. Mastensities SATURDAY. N | Rivodencke.aeoanDitare ciomtbchacabd “4 hi i SES Le 1 i 4 aoe 1 ov. 1 Ss eeeibaa rt ve ‘Canterbury Tales." Dorothy ; ate 4 Hioe MONRO (Baritone) i AL oat a ersun Eke i Ni aa ri care z ee a : fines J Philnsophy—Change.”* i ae Forr et oe Wreatth}. et $.45,—Afternoon Topies ; Miss Tose- of Boi iis WW: F. GARDINER coo; ; ,15.—CHTLDREN'S CORNER | maryLamond, Cookery Philo- Tal fe (Baritone) ee [eatenrom Hollandteenieand SomeonesItaly, | EdithetieRoyan aie(Soprano).Omnis UaeheSapOPERATICbeenar 10.30, Programme SB. from London. | 4.0,—Gramophone Musiv. 4.14—CHILDREN'S CORNER: CHOIR. 11.0, Close down, | #.15.— Farmers’ Advice Corner, Con- 60.—Gramophone Music, _ THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA, ductedby Mr. Don G. Munro, 410.—This W = a ee gh Leader, ALEX. NICOL. i M.A.. Hise: VERE[Proper ay ohn Conductor, | 6.25.—Agricultural Notes, | eeaes Shinn ae — ARTHUR COLLINGWOOD, oe hs ;: ot Alitton.” “Pie Surrender -o : the ek Fiesa ay Lit eee oo from TH URSDAY, Nov. 19th. Le Dl PuneCake Conchaeted by | ' ot 6.30—Steadman's Symphony Or- i oo. —Afermonn Topics > Ars. Robert- i 6,45,—Cramophone Music, Sea relayed i $a — son Cameron,” Women Poote— 7..—WEATHER FORECAST and Blectrie Theatre. (4) Alice Meynell.” David's | NEWS. 38.2. from London.. | 70—WEATHER FORECAST and STOP PRESS NEWS. Dance Orchestra (Conductor, 710-4 Stmmary ‘of the Wireless NEWS. 8.8. from London. oe : David H. David). The Wireless | Papers forthe Week: 5.3. fron Mr. R. M, RIDLEY: © Patriotic aickets for ferns Revel at Orchestra. Landon. foetry” A. from donor. Vmipia, on ‘cember. 15th, §.15.—_CHILDREN'S CORNER. |7.15.—Mr, G. A. ATKINSON: " Seen aesoa Intertods. 6.8. from i when dancing will take alsi 1 ‘i he Seneen,” fe oF . On enor, 6.0.—Girls’. " 1 Guildryev Newsa Bulletin. | pigstgata B. JOM" > 40M, B.S. GARDNER: “Paro-|ffom 9 p.m, to 2 a.m., are now 6.15.—Bova' Brigade News Bulletin. | 7 35 «THE TWHAGHT OF THE| ae: : javailable, These have Fallon * Lord Polworth. 7 a Mees cts a, Balt, Recital aoe ers -been = | GODS {Acd TI.}. Rehis el | E | iced at One Gines forsin le fi.0),— Gramophone Music, from. the Opera House, ‘Man- | ETHE! eed Hie | tlm d ’ Eni Bt i.40.—Mr. Alan D. Mainds on Botti: | chester 8.22. from London. ; ae ae aie rk0, ‘aSOREaeHekets.i ao cell's.HOES TOOE.“Spring.” 8.2. from| A Light Programme. JOHN BARBIROLET (Gniioy. 2. RAY WALLACE (Entertainer). Honata for Piand and Violoncello | Tickets can be obtained at 7.0—WEATHER FORECAST ond) |= MARY PERRIER(Soprano). | Bocllman | three places only -— REWS, Su. from Lendan, THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA, | Andante Maestoso—Allegro ; | 7.1—Market Phos for Farmers. 8.0, THE ORCHESTRA. Andante: Allegro Molto, |The British Broadcasting S28, from aman. Belection, “May Lady Moby * Company, 7 tists: Fr: W. KEALEY, &28: of ome | Ltd., | from Landon, March, © Carnival” Talat ABERDEEN NEWS. 2, Savoy. Hill, 730." AT THE BOAR'S HEAD," | 3.45. MARY FERRIER. A Coneert from a Church. London, WC... SA Bong of Sleep... comerse Relayed from the Opera House, Q* Limos every alternate Saturday, (Violin Obbtignko, Miunclesber. in fotinre . ehort eoneart + penerally ALESLANDET y DOCH, ) | The Oy ympia Danece Hall, 8.30, aereraaT "Old World Dance Songs " allaishrating Some well-loniiwh ‘com- London, W.14, CHESTRA, : Montagne Phillipa Pramer, Will be hroateast from this Miscellaneous Half-Hour, = With CDane feugiat Silotion. betweon f and 7 po. tre. Lhe Daily News Wireless 3 Promenade Milbt aire aA Wes (Gavotte) : “Powder aral Lt ia mat often that @- coneert ia reLaved Trotacchineb, bint on Sunday for Hospitals Fund, I re fe aid Varisthiona - FPatelves Fe (Minuet) : re Beet. | Cesar Franck| Lady Mel (Sarabande) ; athearnoon, November Lath, thire wall Bouverie Street, | her Concert rehired from the West | E.C.4, Aa“NMarinetthesouk Allairecians Arndt | “In the Gay Olen: Time’ LF, Chiireli, Aberlotn, This te the i Cheer Ad Ez oo Morelli © (Gipaney, | Evening er fancy dress is op- ¢.0—SPECIAL FEATURE—What iz * Bird of the Valley” churehfram which the monthly religions service is relayed. The voral- | tional, Olympia has ht { Noel Forrester accommo- | ists oll be Mies Dore Vane ond. Mr. i dation for many * Prine Charming... Jehmeaz | Dennis Noble. The organist of ihe thousands o f Humour and Music. as RAY WALLACE. Church, Mr. Arthur Collingwood, who gucsts. WALLACE CUNNINGHASI © Pall Putt" Morrivoearnied Penag has conducted mart performances i ; Station Directors i n i Entertaaner). Mother's: Mother" ..... Sevens the Studia, will give an Organ Recital, the THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA, 0.16, THE ORCHESTRA, and will also accompany the vocalists Provinces w i l l notify the public 5. THE ORCHESTRA, Selection, “The Happy Day ™ on the organ. as to arrangements for local * Lichesfroud " y.)06. <. Areiser done and Rabens (m Baturdsy, November 2lst, an R e v e l s . Barcarole and Hunting Scene Concert Vaise, * apna ' abridged version of Maclarren’s “* Lady in the Press and by Mendelerhn ' Walttenfel-Chabrier of the Lake” will be broadcast. imicrophone announcement.

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The lelfere "3.8." printed Io italics in these | lat Reaman .. HERBERT Ross SONAL CLARK, ‘0 ry CHRISTINE CHOWE. programas stenity Sisiatiqneess Eraetress “nd Seaman. JAMES HUGHES ihn We'll ico No “More A- Ray Child Atudies, trom the Statien mentioned. fom .... 22, BERRY OscAn | ine itanerapaie Eee Weg) Aa The Falling-cut of Sarah Gimp The High-Power (Daventry) Caplin... VICTOR LEWISOHN Brntiatiy > ees i firiatenw inl Helay Prig?’ (*' Martin Programme will be found Dottor Jncksan ‘Cnthe Bea Hat Otahaa” Farris Chasklewit (|) Cherles tebe on page 352. MICHAEL HOGAN O) Misi-roge Mie cco. Ghater fiat Led war 1; Steward LAWRENCE GOWDY| “T Piteh Aby Loneh (raven ih, 4G, WINTFRED SMALL SUNDAY, Nov. 15th. lame ..PHYLLIS PANTING A. epee ® Patino ooo Bringer oe, MAVIEBEARS EFYS. Aiterion Topics: Mir. lamphatl Serenade” sake Are nabs SMSTAR, BALLAD COGS 1 Am mane sainp hela anol HID in dec. Claseiow School of Art, Siripelt” ara oe a” Allies CERT. 3.8. frit sonon, Who Shall Say Thai Love is Art Tall hiowers. | 100-12, 0— FP eagraia So. frank Bayi : rol Fees Sterna CHILDRENS CORN EE: ann > Ff aa Chureh Servire. A, THE ORC‘HE7hA. Cneke Tralpole, "In the /arm- F r i c d e l a w a t u n ) yar” Rolavedd irom “ M i v e s i a - "Fanart 16.0-6.2,—Weather Forecart for Far. | Dunidled ParishearChurek (St. Mary's}. de pivtepe Peaaytier FRIDAY, Nov. 20th. Mets, Achiters by the | 8.40. i MAWIS BENNETT Musical Interlude. ALB. from} Itt. Rev, JOUN WHITE, I i (bh a0-T2, 30.-—Midday. Transmiasinc. D.D.| “A Spring Morning Fane Wil Londen, Aloderater1 Pa Go of me»hurch =hi ait| Serciti- Bell Sone 6 Lia Cloehea’aL acade | . fir STEVEN BILSLAND, Bet., a or 255,— rode Lat. V4 ea| raceke 2 ith Picken Literaiara "Talk. s5 pe Damnk A | Cormeville oF tle arate eta re ““Boyr’ Foundry Talk— eee i i “One Morning Very Early Anniversary.’ [ Fob —The Wireless Onartet: Site WEATHER FORECAST and | ““Wondlaned Danees "2 JAlieries 1.0-WEATHER FORECAST and | Sandlerzan HEWSe. A.B: from Laondtam, '345,— MM, Albert La Grip, BoA. LL.B. - eae - : hoe: lia Bhi? hin i} - | | tl, = Praqgriavijie * i roe t “The Sahore af Musical Siauricls,”” OAcior el Amaclenmie : Frene ti | Local-Newe, Feormdon . Talk prepared by the late Prot. Talk. “15. Light Orchestral Programme. BE. H. HABTON, B.S0. 8.8, THE WitLESS QOoAKRTET EAE LINE FALLEN SUB fo Toe nalee, | fromLohden, Ltcial Nowe, THE SEATION ACCMENTED TUESDAY, Nov. 17th. Toth —Aiosenh bneeelide, { A arciorte ORCHESTRA: Ale. HARE TOWNEND, THE QUARTET. ee ne h [ae oo 1% Canidieted hy 1. 25-3.55,—Brondoast3. fo Selle: | LAL, Utrectar of the Art Gal Overnire, “La Gaze lien * = HERBERT. A... CARRUTHERS, 3-*4—Mr Peroy Gordon, Muse Bac., | lorias, Aberdesn, Topienl Talk. *| Laer pa | tate aes + Masi.” Fuad Overture 1 7 . SoG. from Aberdeen, Buite, "Summer Daya: ; Contes Syampheny, No. Sin E Minor 3.45.—-Musical -duteetude.- Ppa rie ett: From Finedee. Gavotie, ~*~ Btephanie Cribtel den : Prhatkoraky 44.— Ae. F Den BE,i anith,, AA. Feea) 10D, ApaAn, fae Done Selection, "A “Persian Princess Introduction toe ciet TT. “" Ronige- Siittieenship— The Defenen ail | fon, tied eae a Svinperdinck the Etmpire.” EMMELING PACLEN. an Rae ta i Flat $ . 6 3 . — Daneo Muae by the Plas ; THURSDAY, Nov. 19th. ‘ anhe ase Bridie eas Wedd! a aa) ee Hungarian Lame om A ‘two Populne Paclercanahi Band, regeyed: from the Ikan ths alee, Eerie Af! j Pius oe - Barend a ‘Whe s.a 1.4%. —Tiroadenst to Selacta: ret | Wfossnniahi 22 ~Alternoon Topies : Misa Drode Mr.A. Parry Conn, * Correct Ta om Wild Roeo” L arastnardil of- the | it Sinneee Carclis’ ; : Eliaefees | Navel!Bold The: Beginning pooch.” * cael Lae apa ee i} 140, Cae he ‘The Wireless Onartet :° Selar- | Schearmeoa allel abd on Ck eho @ehahert $15.—OHILDRESS CORNER: | tion, Fest") (fore), TTC ae ee ee ee eel Potehgiarie andl the Play 5 eh. — Me, H ah Brenruii, AG. \, - * utp ihect e) eee | ark." Travel Talk, AV Sik dee eeeA MONDAY, Nov. 16th. = ©: 6.2—Weather Fororast f o r Far- | THE WIRELESS QUARTET. EME Fue ara. LOTR, TEAS FY WORTH (Bopraine). Rhapeadio, Boe Th cease ew) Duet io. THE WIRELESS QUARTET: | th. —Stusier!] Interdade So oH } -Afternoan ‘Topies: Miss May (6 Afperitcin Topate : AMlisn on HELEN GILLESPIE (Soprano). ren dpb Richards; “In the.’ Park. Ad Ryser, “* ands nte-— Was 3.0. Aliorsoou Tobies :.:Ph 2 Munga, | 70 WEATHER FORECAST naire | Homie ancl. Abrmad.” ] ine Worle ‘ . , LL, “Wemon's Place | Se raeeanan amen Pi. di—CAILDREN'S CORNER : i.—CHTILDRESS CORNER. in the Conatitutton.”’ | fr. W. PERCIVAL WESTELL, Cnele Phu, Stamp Cad. (onmn- HA,2 Wet ler Forecast feet §,15.— x {Noa OORNER. BELLS,% “themesF Talks freon borpae Corner, Parmer: RLS LB TLR CORNE! Seature—Shakbeapenre’s (ap. t.—5,——Weather Farccnst for:| - ' ] bE Ok, Byte YF eethee Forecast for Fos i hii.—Masie, “RLfee Reva, ‘ : | cen. SG Peak Cbeither. mers, 6.50,—Mr, T, Thorten- MekKeith, aay er ‘Linteud ' Local News. —Win. J, ye, Appeal on lrehali | © Hirtiral Aistory—Asimadls,' (:30,—Pral.op ei ag©, OG. RBARKLA,7 F.HAS:, | 7-30.— Musical Interlude, 8.8. froma | of (he Mission to the? Qhit-Door 7.0—WEATHER FORECAST and Jonata. Lb.8ec., “ Heat—(t) Rays. from hind: EeWSs, 5. Fe. Jrom Laviiveteni, 7h — Ale, ALES AATE: Derinatie | Hot Bodine” Won. fron, Edin. J5.—). A: Love Tindal, Appeal on pTik—A Aumnary of the Wireless Critica. SUB. front onion, behalf of The Viebvrn Infirmary. | dari Papers for thea Week, Suit §.0,—- MUSICAL COMEDY Al Fi T.0.-—-WEATHER FORECAST and 6. 4), — Mr, Alon 1D. Mininds, of the (slam- | feoJeonmelog, MORTES. 8B. from London, pow Sehowl ot Art. Botticelli att “Nr. Ul; A. ATKINSON =" Seen NEWS, Su, from Londo, 10.0,—_ WERATHERFORECAST end | Talk on Austria, Aliwert Farr | Spring,” an the Sereen, ee frows NEWS. 45.0. from London, ing,” by a Sucepasiul Parmer. WEATHER FURRCAST and | Favedaon, Local Neve, SOB. from London, Sir SAMUELHOARE: Avin- SEV SS. S28. from Bondo, w=" THE TWILIGHT OF THE tian: and the Empire.” So. ¢ Loc) News, a Markep Prices for Formers. GODS" {Aet TT). Relayed HERBERT A. CARRUTHERS |, femtendon. local Nows. 5.0: from lendoin fram the Opera Honse, Man- iGala Bianoforte), 1h.2.—BERT FIRMAN'S DANCE | 7..—Lient. F. W. KREALEY. 38.8, chester. ORCHESTRA Soa frofeos | MAVIS BENNETT ae from Condon, Local News, WALLACE CUNNINGHAM 7a" APT THE BOARS HEAT.” {Soprans}. _ a =! (Versatile Futeritiner!. — Relayed from the Oper Hoan, THE STATION ORCHESTRA- : ae JOrepented ETHEL BARTLETT! Piannfartal, Cormbuctedl bey | Manchester, JOHN BARBEROGEL (Cella), HERBERT A. CARRUTHERS, Concert ETHEL BARTLETT. and hy JOHN .BARBIROLED 740. THE ORCHESTRA. WEDNESDAY, Nov.18th. THE GACH SOCIETY. Sandia ain i Minor for Calla ard Selection, * The Maid of the | Lo 1 Midckay Traneruedian, Relayed from the: Bonkine Hall, Mountains ee efPoser Saye | e a Pinna... jiae Ayah ht lh, — “AN = . Sth Branmhmbore Concerto No. Ft Waltz, ‘Amarattentanza’ fia eb. 60.—- Beoadenst. fo Sahocls: WALEACG R C uNNING HAM, 13.25. Mp. Charles 7. Gibson!" ABther mG for String Orchestra. Bach | Alurnarcus ore, “Dime Thon Bolte, " Don Uae de Bazinifsac“ Z| —How Light is Produced,” ,—Cenecrta mT) Maier for Piana } Baaee fo dt oe Fifays ts i Seen| 3.35.—The Wireless Quartet : ‘* Cava- mel Oe eet ih a ee ee Hereeuse : Entracte Sevillana, tana > (Hatt) Armas Bibortes: Today Pianoforte, Original Mimetie Skebeh, ' Abaw | HA, CARRUTHERS.) eee | 3.45.—M. Albert le Grip, BLA... LL.B., They iMiaet » Chinghari HERBERT A. CARRUTHERS.a | rei “heyROD"fee 8 teSeeun | WINTFRED SMALL (Violin). ETHEL BART. ETT, A CHRISTINE CROWE iin, iy in Ming+E, Op. Ta, woh I, THE WIRELESS QUARTET. ROMANS a ceawi ass. Mnbinately (Fatertainer}, * Amberley Wikl Bradke ™ grare _ sponbrio DOWALIY CLARE {Tenor}. WINIFRED SMALL. foli Frefe ia gfe seen «a ean tO (EO. 9 R. THE QUARTET. Prelide in Ey, ., atk Arerader “The Goliywor s Cake Overiure, Peter Sotomotl.. Wear Ania Sens pee eRporCorti oo.Overture,THE“ThreeORCHESTRA.Days”. Dobler Beleetion. “Barke Blase” WeaN sarees aera kee | PPS ee Henadel- Harty Valee, “ Ala Bien Aims ~ Sekt Shi Offenbach * Cha de Lime). *“Vooel oly Prophet” “Jardins sous la Plate "J Ba, “ BRIGHT GOLD.” Suite, Pagoda of Flowers: . Minden Seer: dee A Play hy Cao Pe.| Valse, Reflections “ .... Ennart j Saliaredie ventedThee| (Continued on the next page.)

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Glasgow | 2DE Dundee Programmes. 331 M, Programmes. Week Beginning Sunday, November 15th. — Continued from the previaws page.) | SUNDAY, November 15th. | B28: MARION RICHARDSON, e(=A Frermocn Lopes, TOHN BARBIROLLE | $905 30,—CONCERT, 8.8. from ‘Aria, ” Far Greater in His Lowly | 5.15,—CHILDREN'’A CORNER. Prseyaaiits ‘ sence ermal | {herder} Serotiende gd pte es ae r| aac et } ee = (The agoctt of5. iO. hildren a Letters, “An Amcwnt Latlaby * (.90-7.45 ervies « I “ et zs pera Paliznston 6.—Musical Interlude. {Local.) Rthet Baviles |S 90-042. Ry | ie es ia “Wa coat te ("has 6.15.—Mousical Interlude, 8.8. from dd Thin Fountain “4 a ns usz7h.aeeff | Relayed Steee = I i rahi chy Eee EF nc Lonadow, men "") Bisel ; ; 9.45. WALLACE! CUNNINGHAM Ciel Scineigal Specie | a5, : ee HE ORCHEST iz,A. i | 6.25.—Boy Scouts’ Bulletin. Griginal Sketch, “ Whistling and Rt. Rex. JOHN WHITE. DM; “ Biegitied Tdyli’’...... Wageer) $40.—a’ir. Allan D, Mainds, “ Botti- Whistlers, with dmutatian of Moderater of the -Church of Bio, ROBERT RADFORD. cell's‘ Spring. 5.8, from w Procol, +. Scot lame, “When a Maidew Takes Your} Glaapeir. : : Varntious on“! The heel Bow, BRfo other Simona Fancy" {1 Beractio| } 7 =Programne 3.8. from Bonden. Loo £1. Programme SB, fron Pile Moatart| 11h.0-12"THE GEORGIANS,” — Landa £.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and I Rage,” and Ane, “ Ru icdier relayed from the Palais. de EWS. oh. from: Do teiloua. Thun the Cherry ay, , a dethetel! Danke, Lorin! Dever, “Wulean's Sone” (% Philemon! ORCHESTRAL and Baueis").... . Gounod FRIDAY, November 20th. THE WIRELESS QUARTET. | PROGRAMME, 8.8. from | (With Ore re Accomp:anl- 3.00.—La Scala Orchestra: F, Rout- BETTY H..GOULP. [Sopranc). Celyrsperie, l ot Pn ledge Bell, Musical Director. 4.4, THE QUARTET, | Overture, “Don Giovanni " | MONDAY, November 16th. 6.20, MARION RICHARDSON, | 4%0—May Bryson (Soprano). Mozart | i0.— Restaurant Music from Drafter s, | iH The Piper inf Love 3 M Carew | Per anein Masson, “ Bruges—

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The jetters 6.8," printed im italics Im then 1—CHILDREN'S CORNER. eo_AV FEATHER FORECAST and 10.20.—THE SAVOY. BANDS. a, prerne ies signify a Simultaneses Breadcact KEWS:; Suh. from fondor, from Londo, the station mactionad, (i LO. 5.— Children’s Lotters. Me CE, M POAD and Mr. T, 12.0.—Close down, 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST ariel BTRACHEY; “After Dinner NEWS. 8.8, from London, Philosophy—Change." SB, Prof. G. SCOTT ROBERTSON, BALLAD CON. prem Lenton, 3.50-5.30.—S8TAR DB, , or ihe Ministry ad Agrt- | FRIDAY, Nov. 20th. —f ogre mo. franLandon. | CERT. 8.8. from London, eultire (1, “The Production: | 10,34),- FORECAST ond LLtk.— ose doirn, 0.0.—WEATHER of Baby Geof.” 11.430-12.0 Oramophone Reeqrils. NEWA, SB. fran Bonde. Taocal News, By 30-3, 15,- Sehiool Trunsivdesign: Mr. ‘10. THE STATION CHOIR, | Teale 12 i, Pragrniine ee, frais A. Stenctall, Intreduetion to Fortin. Baann, " Pree ta the Lord, the THURSDAY, Nov. 19th. the Study of Nature. ee Almighty." 40—Mr. T. ©O<. OOR RIN: Travel Senptare Reading, 40) —Aftermoown Talk, Talk. Athan, “" Eniee Not Into Judine- WEDNESDAY,Nov.18th. THE STATION ORCHESTRA. 4.15;—THE STATION ORCHESTRA. ae Be a ae Adtivacd | ETHEL BARTLETT[Pianotoarte) ANNIE KINNIS (Contrabto), The ter. EE, B. CULLEN, Bey | JOHN BABRGIBOLLI HAROLD LOWE (Viola). (Violoncello, es mower Street Methodist Chureh, +£0—Aftermoon Talk, 6.50.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. Lishurrt : Address, 4.15.—-The Belfast Radio Quartet. 4,15, THE ORCHESTRA. Hymn, “0 Strength and Bray.” 610-615, —Children'’s (Letters. 6.20, C AHI LDREN'S CORNER: Overctore, “The Niaces ™ losing Prayor ml Benediction. Stern. dale Henvnell Ti] L.).—Progra Hie aa. jrom 6, 0-6 15, —tthildren's Letters. Landon,

5, ETHEL BARTLETT and JOHN $.40.—Programme SB. fron London, 7.0.—WEATHER FORRCAST and BARBIROLLI. lies.—Llose chown. NEWS, 8.8, ‘from Lonion, Sonata, for “Cello and Piana in ‘Phe Nature of Mucical Bounds." E Minor... 1 dros SATURDAY, Nov. 2ist. Talk prepared ly the late Prof. THE ORCHESTRA. FE... BARTON, Bose. S28. from MONDAY, Nov. 16th. 40—Suiie, “ Winodland Pietoures "' 4.0,—Afternoon Talk. Jeandan, Fletcher i 1f.—The Belfast Hadio Tria, 4.0.—Misa Florence Irwin : Demesiia Lotal News, 4,2.— election, Lala Paooe** Aahett dniteccrn: | 5.30.CHILDRENS CORNER. Eoonomy T. alk. Concert Music. 6. 10.--6, 15.—Children‘’s Letters, 4.70. THE STATION ORCHESTRA. Fantasia, “Gara, * ISA GRAHAM (Bopraonoe}. THE AUGMENTED @TATiION Aisel: Taran 71.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and PAULINE HARKER (Harp). ORCHESTRA: fn.HILDREN'S OCOHRNER, NEWS. 8.8. fram London, 5.50.—CHILDREN'S CORNER, | Connected ny 6. 10-6, 15.—Childiren’saLetters. tir. BK. M. RIDLEY: " Patriotic 6.10-6.1i;—Children’s Letters, E. (MOMFREY BRONGS, 6.30.—Mr, Ewen H. Smith, “ Esarly Poetry. 8.8, from London, 7.0.—WEATHER. FORECAST amd) ROSA KAWSHTS Days of Steamship Transit.” Local News, NEWS. 8.8. jfrota. Bondonm. | (Cont ralta), 7.0.— WEATHE KR FORECAST ‘ani THE STATION GRCTESTERA. Talk-on Anstralia, “ Mixed. Farm| ETHEL BARTLETT : NEWS. 8.8. from Londen. REGINALD DOBRON {Violan- ing,’ by o Suecesafol Farmer.| (Pianafarte| i 10, Micrlest Paces for Farmnera. cello), SG fron Donafon, } JOHN BARBIROLLI (Cello), | 5.8. from ov don. EDMUND J. HARRIS Lael Newe, 7ih. THE ORCHESTRA. 17. 16.—Licut.:F. WW. -KREALEY, &.2. (Saxophone), ot SL EGERIED™ (Act-L). Re- “Winter ("Fhe Seasons”) frome Lo: don. * WALLACE CUNNINGHAM layed from the Opera House, Glazoungn| Local News. (Ratertainer), Manchester, hs Tntroductiion ; Hoar Frost: Tee; 7.30.—"AT THE BOARS HEAD.” LYRW DOYLE (Recital). 8.40. GERALD MACNAMARA m Hiailstovies = Sacer, Relayed from the Oper, House, 7.0, THE ORCHESTRA. * Prof. Dudd'’s University Ex- ETHEL BARTLETT. Manchester. Overture ta “The Yeoman of the Ee } | S.a0, AUTHOR'S RIGHTS.” Guard” chunk idle tinction Leetures—No, 6, The | Concearto— let Movenpent {ho, o Evolution of Sport.” SAa ae Se eee eaMesiart bry Tyrone Power, Selection, “ Round the Map ™ Light Musi« and Singer. Charreiers + Finck THE ORCHESTRA, George Graham ..T. 0, CORRIN A Gaelic Drtam Bang"... Powlie THE STATION ORCHESTRA, = Spring " ("The Seasons”) Mary Graham (Hia Wife) 8.0, WALLACE CUNNINGHAM. ISOBREL. PICKERING (hasethoa EVVA KERR Humorous Interbike of Burlescine ('Contiralitacx}, Tritraduchion nnd Ballet. Bir John Bagley-FPypes Opera. SB. ah, THE ORCHESTRA. re 8.16. JOHN BARBIROLED with MARTIN BRETHERTON Trish Humour. Overture, ‘* Black Squire ™ ORCHESTRA, Lady Bagley-Pypes Bong, “A Fishy Story“ Haieny Fisrian. Pascal Voriations ona Bocas Theme CHARLOTTE THDLIE Wiustling Bolo, Cleopatra Selection, "Lea Clothes de Come: Tehatborsky Ambrose Macartney (A Singer) Pt weaned patean oe Planquetie Polka” Denne B35. THE: ORCHESTRA. J. BR. MAGEEAN Minuet, Op. 21 wecccceeneas Hilger, | 8.15. THE ORCHESTRA. “Sommer” ("The Seasona **) Two Other ALAN. PELAAM "Three Farious Pistures” 9.25. ISOBEL TICKERING. J. FP. McVEIGH “A Song of Autumn Elgar Glacouaer Porsona Angin Wood Introduction: Valea of the Danes Miasie, “The: Gleaner's StumberSong ™ 0.0), “The Village Wedding ” >“ The Poppies and Cornflowers ; THE A&TATION DANC"Ec BARD. DW califfneter Dotter” “The Laughing Barearolle ¢ Variation ; Coda. Pox-trota : " Slave Bone scenes Wel iege Cavalier.” *- ROSA KNIGHTS, “NVho Takes Care of the Care- THE ORCHESTRA. §,.00), 8.27. EDMUND J. HARRIS, 6.0 is taker's Daughter }.. EBraer Prelude from “ive ™ The Spirit's Song, “ Hork What "Le Berceuse oye. c. fioaakicnl “Boodle ci... eh Marrone, arr. Papiné T Tell. Toa Thee oes Aeaydan Romanee, *' Sumaey ™ Ferrera “The Silver Ring TC hanaade One-step, ' Marry Me, Do” Ramanee, “Tn Réve Amour” | 8.37. WALLACE CUNNINGHAM = Ornhbra itive Fi n Waedel Dareweki Garning Thera ane Valee, “A a es Tourrill ETHEL BARTLETT. Pox-trota : “Ten For Two”... Poumans AN IMAGINARY FPARTNER March, —‘* Im — Dyureh ole Choarnhlie:. Mortily Lhe By Thy “TE Vou Knew Susie™ in, an Original Sketch, Welt." cane ee) SUERLPECRERTERL Goodness '* Aaeh Aunt de Sylva “THE SUBSTITUTE." 10.0.—WEAT HEkK FOREUAST and Two Sonatas im 1 aed OC Aerial 5 ao Waltz, “When Nou and I Were vee THE ORCHESTRA. NEWS. 8.8. from. London, Rhapsody ints Minor... 2 Sirarnes “A Lightning Switch ™ = Beventecn "' , Raat cllfore Prof. JULIAN A. HUSCLEY:: 8.18. JOHN BARBIROLLI. ; Gf. LYNN DOYLE. “The Stream of Life : Evolution Pox-trote : “Crave coe SRE “! He's the Find of Man Lewis Recital, —The Solution.” S28. froin Don. “Cherry Ripe ~ . ter C Sea “TT Wint ToBe Hepyy 9.16. REGINALD THORSON, efrivts “ Berennde Repagnole a Popper OGRE Bix Trish Aira for Voolonmeable wna Programme3. tram Eonar. 4.30, THE ORCHESTRA, One-stop, -* * Cosmopolitan Lady ” Pinnotorta ves CLP, Cede Shearpat 11.0.—Clore down, Auton [1 The Seasons ny Noel Coward 9.30, LYNN DOYLE. Offre dnte dace Walks, “* Poem ™ eee ee aeee Recital. Baeehbanale : Entrinte af the Fox-trote : 45. THE ORCHESTRA. TUESDAY, Nov. 17th. Other Seasons, Winter, “ToyDrom Major...ieholls "Petite Suite"... Tehaikersky Sprain, SUNT ¢ Paestiti “ Roge of Samarkand In the Troika’; Nocturne: 11L.20-12.0.— Gramophone Roeords, Adagio; Sater; Bacchanale ; Bria Contes Finale: Valse Cronle, 4.0, CHARLES EK. AYRE Apotheosts, Y When My Socer Walks Down 1.0.—WERATHER FORECAST and (Poetry Recital), a45, ROSA KAPHATS. the: Strect Alls NEWS. 8.8. fron London. 4.15, RALOUKA SCOTT “The Poet's Life" ...... Eiger 10.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and , Sports Talk. S.A. from London, (Songs at. the Piano}. “An Old Garden ".. Dope Temple NEWS. a8. from Londo. 1O.30, —THE SAVOY BANDS. SB, THE STATION ORCHESTRA. “The Arrow and the Rong” 1 aim. FF. MITCHELL-HEDGES, From Jbendon, THE STATION DANCE BAND. |! Batfe S38, from London, 12.0.—Close down,

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26H _ Edinburgh Siacraaunan 328 M. 6FL Sheffield Programmes. 201M Week Beginning Sunday, November 15th. Week Begining aes November 15th.

STANLEY TEPSON November 15th. 6.15.—Frogrameme SB, from Gordon. | SUNDAY, November 15th. 3.30-5.20—SUNDAY,STAR BALLAD CON. [eae Tonight: we shall present # 430-5.0).— STAR BALLAD CON- (Bass-Baritone). CERT. 5.B. fromiLondon, short Radio Fantasy, entitled: |. CERT. &.8. from London. JOHN LOWNDES {Violin}. ‘ hates?! $.0.— Programme 5B. from London, ALAN MORTON [‘Cello}. THE MORTON STRING b.40-7.45tab, church Service.; Se ieanrians nel rth $.15.—Serviee, relayed fromSt, Paul's In which we shell endeavour to Church, BhelBeld, QUARTET: Bi: Mary’ sf Ran Handset eymbolise in mn approprimte S.48-10.06,— Programmes 8.0. from JOHN LOWNDES: rob. GML SEB Vey fore miuicel setting the transition London, CECIL MORTON : Preacher: of the fall of the year to the LAWRENCE DALRY; The Ri. Rev. JOHN WHITE, rigoura of winter, MONDAY, November 16th. ALAN ADGRTON, L.0,, Moderator of the Church of | 11.d0-12.0.—CGramophone Records, In addition ts members of. the CYR. CANTRELL Scotland, ' 4:0.—hr. Clifford BK. Wight, B.A,, Station Staff, the” following {Accompariat'} oe Sr pints: | “Ideas of Utopia—{7) Cabet's Artists will particvppate :-— DOROTHEA RODGERS, HELEN MORRIS (Contralto), Learin,” HAROLD. WOODHEAD,-and Aue. from 0.0 lots, — Pheaee) NANCY SHAW(Reciter), 4.15.—Orchestra, relayed from the SLANLEY JEPSON, Learetogs, Grand Hotel, WILLIAM BELL (Baritane}. Yoru! Tris, * The Hawthorn in the 5.15.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. MONDAY, November 16th. - HERBERT MORES Glade”000 eridale Bennet ORCHESTRA. 5.50.—Children's. Letters. 1.300.—Patrick Thomann's-Chthestra. HELEN GUEST. “ Now Autunm’s fire burns slowly 6.0.—Talk to Young People, 4.0.—Afternoon Talk :. ** Vogues and .15.—Programme 5.8, from London. Three Stndies trices LODE i Vanities,” by Canmen of Cock- along the woos, CO Minor, Op. 24; E Major, Op. And day byday the dead loaves 6.50.—Mr, William Harrop: Sports ; ELG pr Ee ‘Talk, 10; F. Major, Op, 10. 4.15.—Patrick Thotnaon'’s: Orchestra. fall andl melt, Bohergo, C Earp Minor, -Op, 30 And night by night the moni- (.45-11.0.—Programme S.8. from 5.15. HILDREN'S CORNER, Chopin tory blast Londen, 6), Childrens: laetiers. BTANLEY JEPSON, Wailsa in the key-hole, telling 1 6.0,—Musicel Inyberlude, TUESDAY, November 17th. GF 11. 30-12.30.—-Gramophone Records. bh. La Prager ott: from London, Jhow am passed f H Rerehadearc, pe Bantock 6.20.—Prof, C. G, Barkla, F-RS,, 0 ¢r grim wide wave > one now 4.1).—Book Talk by the Rev. Dr, Frank ~ TheGay Highway" Drammond D.5¢., “ Heat—(4) Bays from the power is felt is Hutchinson, FLRLGAS, JOHN LOWEDES lot Bodies?’ “SU. fo Scottih Oy melancholy, tenderer in jt 4.15.—Gramophone Lecture by Moses Rondo in G Major Mosan-Kreister Barits. hannaree bee mods :; i Spanish Dance, ** Malaguenn * f.15.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. 6.40-11.0.— Programme SLE. from Then any joy indulpest Summer Sepiapte waa? dealt. 5.50,—Children's Lottors, DOBROTHEA RODGERS — Win, Albnghont, ; 6.0,— “Talk to Young Peyple, : TUESDAY, November 17th. | 19.0-10.25.—Frogramme S.B. from ! 6. 15,—Progranune SA. from London. Old English Songs. gk Dae. i “ Thiqinel Thoughts ™ LL 12.30. —rramophone Records, London, at 7.10.—Prot. A, E- MORGAN: tor Fausius ” (Marlowe). ohn Dowlerl 3.0.—The Biation Pianoforte Trio. 1 Station Directors Talk. When to Her Lute” 4.0.—Afterncen Talk: “ER ducation| Loeal News. T.oo-12).— Programme Sf. from Loran, Thos. Campion for Citmenship, "by Mire. HA, L | Lie35-110: "Bid Moto Live "2. Aeriy Eanes Fisher, a tt WEDNESDAY, November 18th. SW Arm Gontinnged " Aeary Denice 4.15.—The Band oof the Edinburgh 2 Reteoroie 11.d0—12.30,—Gramophone Records, HELEN GUEST: Palais de Danpe, att VERDI ELMSLIE (Soprano). .0.—Tranktonssion to Sehoolsa: Prof. El -Puerto™ of The Port’) i15,CHILDREN'S CORNER. HELEN MORRIS (Contralto}. C.J. Patten, MLA. LD, )-8e,B., t There Butte ws. < Alben 5.50,—Chiloren’s Letters. ALBERT DEWAR (Tenor), “The Wenders of Bird Life.” " Fireilies yall. Frank Brisdae LO. Muweal Lnterlide, _ } ROBERT BURNETT {Baritone}. 4.0—APTERNOON TOPICS, Interimeszo in Ochaves Leschtcky O.15-12.0.— Programme 6.8, from, 11.49-12.0—THE BAND OF THE 4.15.—Orchestra, onder the Direction | HAROLD WOODHEAD, Lanefor, EDINETRGH PALAIS TE of John -Windle, relayed fromm| “On Wenlock Eder " WEDNESDAY, November 18th. DANEE: the Café of Messrs. ‘TD: and a. | A Foughaa Williaes Ftobert. 2}, —The Biation Pinnoforte | HELES GUEST, SATURDAY, November Zlst. 1} 6.15-—CHILDRENS CORNER. Tria. ! 5.40.—Childron's Lottore. “The Witches" Danes." $.30;—Patrick Thamaon’s Unchestri. Afae Donel + 0 -—Talk to: Berle: Me: #. 6.0.—Talk to Young People, | 40,— Afternoon Talk: “French Menuet Coilébre dforort-Polmgren Mortimer Batten, F.4,8., The 6.15,—Programme 5.0, from London, Stoat and the Weasel." I Drama.” | Gipay Pantesin..i... cic... Poldins PT: -Royul Horticultural Ponety | “My Part of 4.15.—Patrick Thoinson's Cirehesira, 4 —Attemoon Talk: Tih, STANLEY JEPSON, the Country,” by A. Bonnet i415.CHILDREN'S’ CORNER, Three Sea Shantica arr. H.R. Terry 8.60. —Chtdren’s: Letters. 7.40.—Station Direstior's: Talle, Laurel: Clear theTrack, Let the Bull- 6. ih, ee wal Tivberhede, oT| Piro prem) Gd. Jjrom 4-18.—-Potriek Thomson's Orchestra, Landon. finer” ; “Shenandoah” ; 5:15. CHILDRER § CORNER. lola PFhogrenvnie AA. from Dovedan, 7.40,—5tr, A. MORTIME A BATTER, | “Johny. Come Down to AO idren ss Letters. THURSDAY, November 19th. Hilo." P25. “Matrimenoy and the } 11.30-12.30,—airamophane Foeccrda (.0.— Mosel Interlude, ALAS MORTON (Solo “Cella. RLS Pragnima: 5) fron Fandan. Wild Falk.” | £.4.—Elsio W, Wright, Sheffield and| "Told st Sanget ™ Vo. Mer. 2. &. CHISHOLM: Hor- | 8.0—12.0.—Progronnie S.8. from | Ite Btory—Sheffield, the Home | Mor Dowell.Klengel Heultural. Talk. i London, of the Ontlery Indusiry—The a} * Daneo:of the Guomes Tii—-Me HARRY TOWNEND, Btory of the Cutters’ Company.” i Darid Popper £.15.—Orchestra, relayed from the | M.A. Toniwal Talk... 5.8. from (Continued irae ielniie 4.) L0.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and ‘Liernleem. HELEN GUEST, Albart ball. i. 15—CHILDRER'S CORNER. NEWS, 8.8, from London. 6.0, —Pregregane 5.5. from Lomdnan, * Au Berd dune: Source" | Ministry of Agriculture Talk by L.-T... —" THE ROMANY RETY- On the Banks of -a Rip- 0. 00.—Children’s: Letbers. (.0.—Talk to Young People. Mr, J, DG. JESSE. &.8. Jrom ELLERS,” fron the Dunedin pling Stream. "oi. .sasecees lites emtiog. 6.15-12.0.—Programme SB. from Paiais te Damee. HungarianRhapsody, No.“| Local Mews, J4, Londen, THURSDAY, November 19th. HyLROLD aTOODH KAD aie FRIDAY, November 20th. F. DOROTHEA BROUDGERS, 1).40-12.50.—Gramophone Records, BTANLEY JEPSON, Songs of the British Isles, 11.30-12.30,—Ciramoplone Records. ~ Dashing Away with the Smooth- 0, The Stirtion Pimaaoforte ‘Trio, * Waoatehmarn! What of the 4.0.—Afternoon Toptes, 4.0.-— Afternoon. Talk.: “Books tay Tight" Serjeant ing Iron * (English) Traditional 4.15.—Orehesirn relayed from the ' Leprie Lindsay * (Scotch) Read,’ by Ann Bypite. 11.30.—Close clown. Orand Hotel. 4.15.--Pairick Thomson's Orchestra. SATURDAY, November. 21st. Traaiiondl | 5.15. —CHILDREN'S CORNER. The Calico Dress {Trish} fi.—CALLDREN'S CORNER. 4. ih. Afternoon Topics. 6.0.-—Talk-to Young Paaphs. 6.50, Children's Letters. | ah. Lo, Irchestra, under the Direction C. V. Sisnford 6.15,—Pregroas &2E2 from orden, HAROLD WOODHEAD. 4.,.0.-—Miesienl Tnterhice, of Jolim Windle. Relayecl trom 6.30.—" The Harvest of a Quiet Eye," b. 0-12.40. Praga 8.0, from the (até of Meer, ‘TT: & al. In Sympathy " ... France Leo by Petronas. “Love's a Merchant.” fore haa, Roberts. | 6.4.5.—Programme SU. from London, 5.15.—CHILDRESR'S CORNER Miviy Carcu FRIDAY, November 20th. 6.15.—Programme E> from London. i 8.80, Concert THE STRING. QUARTET. 2f),—<“"Fhe Biation Pianoferte Trio. 7.30. Sheffield Popular Concert. arranged by “Cherry Ripe” .... Frank Dridga 1.36.—Talk to Schools: Dr. Hector Under the Direction of Mise LILY FORON, * Molly on the Shore " MacPhersonon “The Sun." “WILFRED F. STEPHENSON, HELEN GUEST (Pinnoiortc). Perey Grosnyer 4.0.— Patrick Thomeon's Orchestra, Rolaved from the Victorian Hall, DOROGTHEA RODGERS BTANLEY JE fat * A Lovyor's Grnden™ 5.16. HIGDREN'S CORNER. SB. to Ball, (Soprano). "Love isa Dable*” ,.,.= Parry i.Gl, —hdren a Lebterg, | 100-12.0:—Preagramie STR. from. HAROLD WOODHEAD 6.0),-—Musical Interlotia, 1 “onan, i Denar. (Continued ta column 2.) O66 = RADIO _TIMES — [Novem HER ari, 1925.

ae Nottingham Programmes. 326M. | 6ST Stoke-on-Trent.Programmes. 206 M. Week Beginning Sunday, November 15th. Week Beginning Sunday, November 15th.

SUNDAY, November 5th. AS ROYeater cas Tas Furnaby SUNDAY, November 15th. | 8.20. ARTHUR HIGHFIELD. 1-8 30.) Pregemnenes SU, front Ouckoo 9.5.9 05 0. Lo) Dagan | 30 rie — 57 AR BALLAD CON- “Lorraine "oo. aks SMe 6 0 - 1 0 - 3 5 . ) Londo: G a v o t t e in FE ..] ae a CERT, 8.8) from London, | “Lend Me Your Aid ".. Gouna : Gigue in (o,f . ech | 3.50,— Studio Service conducted by | 6.38. BARA JOHNSON, MONDAY, November 16th. OPE RURGLAR 1) PHE the Rev. R. W. Lowery. Hymne| "The Blackbird'a Song " 11.30-12.0,— Gramophone Records, pee ent eterna | by the Choir of Charles Strect Cyril Aree on ye i - tn ay a Sega a : | Wes low c chi, anes, | *Niebti OE +" Bavdlereo conductor, Frederick Hottom- Th. aaa os ees : pret jd arena Friary re : gaits aa - ee L. (ULLFORD Londo, In Thirty Minutes. of Humour 4.45.—Atternoon Topics, Tha! rah an, MONDAY, November [6th. and Harmony. 5. oi :heencE;ce oer ~.ROARET M GUILFORD | oe Metertee r i . eer Ie There fiksaar fh 56; — Hldren A jek hers, * ala Fo ‘ Bi Binds i ,— ah Mk at Ad ' Ae Piette Die ape Po Che: b.0.—"Teens® Coriter, Sunk. aa ri fs . © .40.— Children's Letters, "Why ' Net Join The Poets’ 6.15-11.0,— Programe S . B L free pa ed oo | a—"Peens” Comer, City ee eae Aquiera i atta: arg 5 ’ FREDERICK HODGRINSON. § . 0 , — Light Musie. “Introducing *Toddlea and “OWGioabetilliess *' } Hanvilfar OP Eke TAOADS Sa, from Rasvatyr Spat mth ay yah West TUESDAY, Novemb-? i7th. * Buttertics * Afecstay | London, " A Soprano Seng, “ May Blossom " 11,30-12.30,—-Gramop: ne Reoords. hOY HENDERSON, TUESDAY, November 17th. I a Potter i n g a r d dukes 145,—Lyone Onfii Orchestra: Con- | © Tnmindtul af tle Boao ™ | )2.-10.— Midd lay Contert: Crane. the Phota of the Girl He ini dictor, Grassey Fy bon. Cole ridge Tenaglia| plone Records, di obit eke Earth pa Mi organ 4,.45.-—Afternoon ‘Topics. “A Conundrum ° Gyvatam Peet | 3.30.— Afternoon Topics: ‘Tol on Nowfora Few =o ‘eur ; §,15,—CHILDREN SR OORSER, Five Byes” Lraeatrongy ffobbe | Risin Comporer with Thas- - Potter ant od ieke # 5, 6 hildren = Wvetters. “OO Gorecof Mineses fet ivy | trations hy Kate A. Tliomsoan, ps ee ow Far Away jit G0i. Bede:Be Banged:: Corner, DORIS HIRBERT 4.0.—The. Capital "Theatre Orchestra. UIE ee eae oe G15. Programe 8.8. from Lovdan, P r e l u d e in F _...RT.Matthay 5-0—CHILDREN’SRaha CORNER,p e e ee 9 . 1Ee 5 , RRPJARA JOHNSONScoanc 7.1, oa . Seieiggee . Ay iaaa Masurka. in F Shey ee Let bers, “On SheliaRivet ¥ ( a + be Se ore irerFi, Pky yi ie he 5.45.—"Teens reer. oe JNIve | arate hire” fie: ep age Brae Flat...... f07 epee 8.0. Light Music, "3 Love Song") Woodforde-F iden 7,95-120.— Propane SB froin a etae j 6.15. Programme SB. from London. 9-35 ARTHUR HIGHFIELD. Lorian, } $.50.— Station Topics, 7.0, eae 5ee hy GRE sti eeree aon O,0= 1 i), f ieee ist Ate oy ited 4 ae aa Al or Sih. Ps Tw . eaees ti London: Pree frat T.a0F ecoee Sad. Aron aiicaaT ane eeod SS Oe aremoplione accor. | 10a, FREDERICK HODGRINSON ee | 9.45. THE THREACES J. 40,— ee ere oe ee iene ‘Trish ‘Lullaby o.5, Trowell 9 eee? bates ae ae Present ei metar, a yan my Rerenade i cu Ae SE Eriga “9 ra EEN S CORNER ae Further Mast and Mirth, 4.45 Ni ammoon T a p i i e s eipinied Popper, | $.40,—Chiklren’s Letters eh A Trip to Pierrotlanid ° 3. 15_CHILDREN'S CORNER, ROY HENDERSON, 5.46.—"Teona’ Corner, Potter ant Judes 5i, Childven‘s “Dettera : Afton Water” 8. Henderson 6:0.—Light Music, " Chorious Sprang fs Thought Of” 6.0 “Tearia’ Carner ~ Willie Brewed a 6.13,— Pragraimine SB from Londons | A E se abi ctiate a a ; on y : oF 1 Roek o MM aart te oa Traichifraiead 7 tn ation To iced | n Theor Lavcet Me. Pat tle 6.15—11.0,— Pregrminne Oath. rem | Sater WW a Ais 40 1 a Ey Pin cans = sp fram | Maier... Jeter cal ales Janeen. * a F ae v ts Hoste w 11.0. WEATHER FORECAST. pnd | DORIS HIBBERT, Janedon. NHEWE. &.28 I f THURSDAY, November 19th. Prelui le in FD Mina Afrifelsrahin THURSDAY, November 19th. Ministerof Acesra ie LiR3o-1 2.—rmeplione Becorids, i ec } s g l S i t s qoctg Pe ee a 3.40). Atbenioon _ Topica : Palle by j Air. J. B. JESSE: S.B. fro

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- Such craltsmanship found only in the superb ‘Grown E. are proud of the workers responaible for the manulacture of BLOWN Headphones and Loud Speakers. Each one is imbued with one ideal, that every instrument, no matter its price, must be worthy of the great name enjoyed by the Brown throughout the world. Not “how cheap,” but how good is ever the motive at the back of the SSCOWII organisation. Howthis ts reflected in the instruments themselves can be seen by anyone—examine a JGtOwn with critical eye—note its exquisite finish, its plated parts carefully polished, its balance and_ts harmonious and pleasing outlines, But hear it and at once you'll sense. its The New Hi. superiority—instinctivelyyou'll feel that here at last is the mterpreter of real radio music. It takes the J5COWN with its tuned reed mechanism—found in no other Loud Speaker—to gwe you the true thrill of Standing (5 inches high and fitted with the standard Brawn tuned realism. Al! dealers stock Browlt Loud Speakers in reed movement, this new HS will a full range of sizes, give an exceptionally generous : To the Trade; : > Im cose of dibfie : volume of tone, Owing to its S.G. Brown, Ltd., N. Acton, London,W.3. : culty inebtain- + greater sénsitivences it wall give > ing seipplics mich louder results Fiogr any Retall Showreheor: 19. Wlortimer Steeer, WL. : from deoal: other Loud Speaker al 1h, Moorfields. Liverpool o7, High Strect, Southamptan eiges, wirebe | to qa at once resistances AS| Fenes ( We bobsole only!) Uh Aawhy Park, Bristol equal size. [n Cross Plouse. Westgate Read, Mowcasile. aft 2.00) or 4000) hums

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THE NEW WH TYPE H.T. BATTERY.

The table below gives the types of batteries recom- mended and the burning hours between charges. If your requirements are not met here—ask for a copy of The Kong-Life Battery Catalogue “ W."

Badinnids Bright Emitter (Filament Current, OT ampere): 1 Valve 3CZ 21 BRIG 2 Valves3CZ41 AGfu 3 Valves$C262 Bm (6 Volts) 28 hrs.

E Filament Cu t; Mullard “D.3." Edilawan “A.R.D.EL"Y « * Dull Emitter . ‘a aa ) ‘ACogsor “W.1'="W.2" & similar types! Vee bo 1Ol= FASDTIC fem SL!

Dull Emitter (Wecovalve) (Filament Current, "25 ampere): L M a lRTE BJSDESOlu ? N o l e s 1822 716 Welz7G ‘OG amp. Dull Emitter (“2sine"%k-o8Mounsrab-o6”) * 2 V a l v e s 2 DTG V a l v e s 2 DTG 2.D 10/= Ogee(4 Volts) 290 bre.a 10/- 4 che1 0 6 h r s . I 0/ar (4 Volts) 6 0 hrs.

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My Own!!! Thesecret ofthe efficiency HOUSANDSof set owners have, as a of the Ethophone I. result of this Radio Press Ltd. 6d. monthly, been STANDARD Burndept Component able to say with pride A which has contributed largely to the popularity of the EthophoneI. and satislaction the Crystal Recerver is the efficient Crystal words “My Own,” when PERCYThe:W.Editor,HARRIS,- asked by theirre friends Detector shown above. -Fine adjust- M.LE.E. " whose make the set is. ment can be made with ease by means of the micrometer screw movement and Each issue has many constructional articles for those desiring to build their own sets and there frequent re-settne of the gold cat- is always real helpful advice that enables one whisker 6 not required: The sensitive synthetic to keep reception up to a high standard of crystal, which is enclosed in a dust-proof glass perfection. tnbe, gives loud and clear signals. The Ethophone [. gives good results on headphones 20 and. 25, mules from a main broadcast station, READ THIS SELECTION FROM THE CONTENTS and about 100 miles from Daventay. Forthe recep- OF THE DECEMBER ISSUE tionof the high-power or normal B.B.C. stations, no extra pluc-in ON SALE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, coils are required, a switch on the panel giving three ranges, and add to your enjoyment of the pleasures covering 246 to 2,000 mictres, of broadcasting. Further particulars of this Own Local wer. Broadcast Composers guaranteed instrument will be sent Hy Paucy W. Bareis, 1.1. BLE. By "CARRERE AVE. or Ebonrte ? on receipt of the conpon below, Fading—Its Causes and Wyeteries, By A, VD Horr, B.A. a a eee Ethophone I. (Mark ITT) Ave Long Wares Doomed ? A.CG.T,, Di By ‘Majer Julies Roniysny, in mahogany: cabinet £3-3.-0 A Quick-Change Crystel Set. DeSe, Pid. Feet FE. Complete installation, By (. PF. ADLESSON. A Wireless Medical Service, wath heafiphones and Valves andl How to Treat Them. ByySEDsEY fi WILDMAN. atrial equipment .,.... £4189 Wand in Seni Oscillation Control. | a ated) oe Adding Maote-Magnifiers to the Tke Burndept Range includes Cant. 1. Fo Ricans, B80. Lovw=Loww Set, e=crything for radio reception, Oe Paes. PLL.AMete By G&G. PF. Kiran, Hc. fon coniponents ta complete More Practicoel, Workshop Hints.. By toD. ChenerJ. #. Mawr,Components,Bao installations. An Interesting Singhs = Valwe What to Do with One Valve and a Receiver. Crystal. : hy A. 8, Cham, . “By BG, Ehrreg, 4.1.8E Free Blue Print in EveryCopy.

Obfainable from aff Newsagents and Bookstalls, Jy any difheully in obtaining locally send P.O, 8/6 to Safes Dept, RT, Radio Press Lid, Bush House, Strand, HEAD OFFICE: Aldine House, Bedford Street, London, WOC.2, and copies ull be sent for a year, Strand. London, W.C.2.

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HIS receiver is the latest development by The British Thomson-Houston Company, and is a really e f f i c i e n t instrument at a Price £6-0 * moderate price. Gocd loud speaker results (Less batteries & walves) can be obtained up to 25 miles on: B.B.C, Royalty £1-3-0 main stations, or approximately 100 miles on Daventry. The cireait employed is a detector with one stage of LF: “The plog-in 3cerial and teactinice: Unit 45 provided for zoo to 500 metres but a similar unit can be supplied for, 1560 to 1800. mctres at. an extra price of 18s. od. The perfect functioning and excellent reproducing qualities of this set are in no little measure due to the inclusion of the two following components :— B.T.H. LOW FREQUENCY TRANSFORMER. This transiormer is the result of extensive research and experiments and -has only been introduced after exhaustive rests. “The windings are mounted on to a bobbin of synthetic insulating material, and are perfectly imsalated throughout B.T.H. VERNIER CONDENSER. Built on robust lines, this condenser provides a means of very delicate adjustment. Maintenance of calibrated capacities and silence in action are important features. A: definite stop is provided to prevent complete rotation.

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SAVE 6/8 IN THE POUND. Three valves for the price of two. That's what our new policy means to you. Where you paid twelve shillings for o 4-Volt Dull Emitting Valve you now pay eight. | | You getthe same walve, made with just the same first-class materinla and workmanship, tdentically the same in performance, and it costs you four ahillingn lesa. | There ie no catch im it There is no sacnfice in quality, ~The 1 four shillings were the middleman’s pratit. They are now yours. That elusive distant statron Exactly the same applies to the 6-volt Dull Ernitter—formorly will readily respond to Western 13/6, now Bf, and to the Bright Emitter—formerly Tie, now 4/6. Electric Wecovalves and Headphones. Every valve, of course, whatever its type, ia fully guaranteed, All you have to do to obtain Louden Valves at these wonderfully low prices, is to post remittance and order direct to us, and we Remember that the best com- will forward you the valves in sealed cartons, fully guaranteed. | ponents give the best results Ordering is facilitated by filling in the coupon below, and we urge you to use it, Wf it as possible. in the ake run and you cannot do better than pin BRIGHT EMITTERS 4/6 || your faith to apparatus that Pype Fl (the plain Lowden) forde- Filament Volts...... ”..... 4.5—5 | has been cachedte all wire- tection. and Lib, Amploheatan, FI 7 o4 | less. experts. ope F2 tthe blue Louden) for SPST SUPE ree terse ene ELF; Amplification. eea +—at) THE WECOVALVEhas new DULL EMITTERS. been fitted with a special tape hlament which makes it) the For 4volt Accumulator «... «-. «.. -.. ®/- most robust dull emitter onthe For 6-vyolt Accumulator market. It operates perfectly Type FER for détecton ‘and. Filament Amps...... OT es Amphbeation. ‘ fram a |!-volt dry cell and is ‘Type FER2 ‘ter *H.F. Amplifica- ~ eri, Aisode’ Volis- oi3secccescee, $-—Bh 4PIN WECOVALVE. wonderfully silent and reliable in service, Note. These valves take ‘onby one-aeventh of the current conmuamed hy monst I 6.6. bright emitters of other makes,aod work straight offa 4-volt or 6-volt accumulator. y con ke sobetituted forbright emitters with go alteration to Filament POWER VALVE.

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iWars is a Loud Speaker, totally dif- “For Clarity, ferent in appearance, in construction Volume and and in results.

Distance.” Its performance is the nearest approach Some few weeksago!had the pleasure of ob- taining apiece of your excellent crystal from to the ever-present ideal — perfection in which | have received extraordinary results, Wireless Reception and the Cabinet—out- I had previously tried several kinds of crystals which were quite satisfactory as far as volume wardly resembling the familiar bracket clock was required, but none cameup to yours for clarity, tolume and DISTANCE, —possesses that beauty of form and super- Testimonial No, 818, lative finish which denotes the masterpiece. “THE BEST OF THE LOT.” We have tried no fewer than 19 different Prices from .-. ‘*s €4:15:0 makes and are unanimously agreed that “NEUTRON ” is the best of the lot. Testimestial Mo, 790, Sole “Distributors: Adiolyy NEUTRON, LTD., Sentinel House, Southampton Row, The HK AMP?ON i Series LONDON, W.C.L. "Phone : Museum 8340). dor BellerRado Reprocluclion

Paienfees and Manufacturers : ALFRED GRAHAM & CO, (E. A. GRAHAM), St. Andrew's Works, Crofton Park, London, 5.E.4. See Pirwreusstrati i. The AWPrra : see 70, Atgh Stree Clapton: ae} as Se 1G, WikioStreet = Pee +

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ne THE Onour S4X0N SUPER FOUR. Valve Basten utingthree Valves only, eight foraien and eleven | TRIUMPH B.B.C. stations were heard in less than half-an-hour. Jsing four valves half of these stations were clearly’ forearreception audible on a loud speater. OF THE The "SAXON GUIDE TO WIRELESS.” | price | +. post free, enables anny be gunner fo roalee Scaeta phones make every programme Wirelegs Sete which are unequalled In price, quali ty oF a better programme. A tral proves it. SAXON EFFICIENCY. Full “tnstruchons,. with CLEAR TRING DIAGRAMS, ore iven for making : The special -sel{-adjusting beadband fite snugly without SUPER EFFICIENT CRYSTAL SETS, SINGLE catching the hair. Earpieces. are moulded ebanite, highly SAXON Super- VALVE SETS, DUAL AMPLIFICATION RE- 4 polished and shaped for comfort. The large and very sens- Efficient Wireless CEIVERS, GNEAND TWO VALVE AMPLIFIERS; - tive diaphragms are made fro special stalloy. Flexible cards Seta hove estab. ALSO THE VERY LATEST TYPES OF TWO, are fitted to the outside of earpieces, ensuring easy replace. lished their reputa- THREE, FOUR AND FIVE VALVE TUNED ANODE PrbERLE. Every--pair' ia gold under the Fuller 19/3 tion for supremacy ALL WAVE RECEIVERS. guaranties Resistance 4.000 obms. Price throaghont the MQ SOLDERING, NO SPECIAL TOOLS, Britcah dsles. ane NO ANOWLEDGE REQUIRED,

you may either buy The exact cost of each set ia clearly stated, and the then complete or chapter on testing wireless components is alone make thes your- worth the cost of the bak. Se self 176 PAGES.| FULLER'S UNITED SAXON GUIDE “1 ELECTRIC WORKS, LTD., TO WIRELEss 1/3 ry Chadwell Heath Essex. Best book obtainable. Send for your ris to-day. Telephone : Tokai Iijeed F200 (6 Wines), “* Fuller, Chachecil Hoaih, Satrfactton goarenteed or money refended, ae SAXON RADIOCo. (Dept. 36), | PogiSSOUTH sHorE, BLACKPOOL. Spreil Tere io Babeelinee atWine "ear: Ehvinls aHeescoe tggpaanite usingpfijetn4 :

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There. once WES aT rustic from Harrow, every kind of. “natural ” Whose outlook was painfully narrow. Crystal. Russell's processes When his batteries foiled, —and Russell's processes Ais tli-faek fe Sewarled, only— give ordinary galena And then pushed them fo town in a barrow, crystals ai uniform 100%,, sensitivity—guaranteed. Somebody will tell him about our service one of these Retail Price per Piece in Sealed Box days for CHARGING OR HIRE Free collection and delivery. Costs no more than ordinary charging rates. Delivery 12 miles around Charing Cross. For full particulars ‘phone or write to

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first! / SPECIALITIES «event ] Post Free, On Freqgurke froen Deparinavent eppearanct theet ta handsome, The first thing you must consider finials resemnbhing ebony. polished 9 Aer 6 ea about your valves is purity of repro- vol, athens (Caver end ero oe— pread Carteat duction. You don’t want to amplify a: eraBES! pij/s Ree & epactky capacidamets ju! RMS distorted sound and therefore your RP1/6 toapastlty: mH) aad isbare} AD).5+ * ; capecey ee reception must be clear in the first RES GomismoeDAE | ROS a place. RP7/2 r So = a ia pepe jdeal Cape kara mall. if These three types of Cosmos Valve LUCAS “KING of the ROAD" MOTCR- CYCLE will give you distortionless results, PROJECTOR SETS The full range i n c h u d e s models t e Suit a l l sives- and t e p e s o f imachiocs in addition to the other services ering or porta, : PRICES 25/6 to 72/6. they render. NS. A6B isn high) 1 } tflinkenit, Tab 8 it v e Speed Aaneti Letts clvre o aen JrartratteeMftern Hekerien fi Price, Complete Sat, &0/., D.B.11 (Dull Emitter Type) A.A5 (ight Emiteer Type) 12/6 7/6 Thiscombinesremarkably ‘This type if an excellent efficient rectification with “General Purpose” Wave good Ingh amd low fre- which gives brilliant qu.ncy amplification and results. It combines the works successfully off a advantages of other Iigh- angle 2-volt accumulator and low-frequency valves or dry batteries, in the one valve. id

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