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Reblsterédat bene Vel.19,1No.;244. [cP.O. aa Kowapaper Every Friday, Two Pence, _ JUNE1, 928. Yourselves As I See You. In the, accompanying Talk (Number pee in our Series ‘The Talk of the Week), given from London on May M. 7 a Andre Maurois, the distinguished French. novelist, whose *Colonel Bramble’ books have endeared him to thousands of English readers, sketches an amusing and sympathetic picture of ‘the Tea Drinkers,’ as he calls the English. He has sométhing to say about our cooking our passion for games, our lack of logic, and OUT habit of laughing at Our OWN emotions. s i POREt -begaun [must apolegize for You do, And that’s why you sometimes get addressing youn a language which 15 it, 2.not. my own-and ~vhich I speak but Now, Lhave been asked to talk to you abouk nnpérfectly.. A fewomonths ago [went to the Unknown Island—the Unknown Island America, and as soon.as [ landed:in New York being, of course, your own—and I have Wwas..met -by a large number. of reporters. brought for you a-httle manuscript. which One of them sai d; ‘ [t's a relief to find you was written by a Sailor who had the courage speak Enplish,’. " Yes,’ I said, ‘ but I speak to @o several times from Calais to Dover, it very badly, .‘ Oh; of course,. you don't Here it isi— speak a af all well!" Next morning. T had to order'my, breakfast The Unknown Island. by tetelephone, L said; Tea, toast arid jam, Leaving the coast of France at a point between ‘Boulogne and Calais and. steering a A. few. minutes later. I got scrambled épes. westward, you will, after about an hour and Sance that day Ihave. no illusionsleft. a halfof a passage which is often unpleasant What gives nie courage is that.I know that ! (for the sea is one of the worst in the world), you British do not mmd-a little hesitation reach the [sland of the ‘Tea Drinkers.’ It is a in the speaker. One could almost say that remarkable fact that, although so close to you like it, Furope, this island is almost unknown. I have a friend at the. House of Commons: Every man whois curiousto stidystrange who told me that he had no success. there customs should be encouraged fo visit it. until he learned how. to stutter.. You do not “The Tos Drinkega,’ aay) (i. Maurois, "care ‘little T am aware that the inhabitants are con- hike eloquence, I ‘mean high-sounding, fofor reason a general ideas, ‘They bowe “facts, sidered to be savages, but from frequent Ehey ‘sll “know by heart the ‘height of their pompous eloquence. ‘That was one of “the monuments, the tonnage of thee ships and the personal observation I can affirm that they thines [ discovered when I studied thehte mamber of lina: writtenby thee poets, are not savages, but,on the contrary,one ot of Disrieli. Disraeli, before he could be the most landlypeoples on earth, accepted by one’ of your parties as aleader; peaceful. and-ordered life. I. think-yon are. The traveller will: thete;aS im all- foreign hac ‘to tone down his speech .and his dress. the omy? people | on thie earth whe are really fands, make it his care not to wound tke You are not.a noisy race. You take things happy; because ve ou dent” ask teo much feelings ‘of the natives by disregarding their quietly and gently, -A hundred Englishmen from hie. customs. The" Tea Drinkers” are extremely in a room make less ridise than two'citizens There Was a spring,g, a stnny river, flowers tolerant: in- all matters of -thoucht “and et any ‘other catia, in. every garden, 2 gramophone on every religion, but they-ingist om same. of them: At present I have just arrived from Cam- boat: and Cahubrickge was happy. Lcustams beingobserved, For instance, it 15 Bridge. I can't tell you how I enjoyed this Men in general don't like happiness. evident that the traveller who should §
SG RADIO TIMES June 1, 1623. Selene venture to dip his bread and butter in his national disease, which is that they cannot they made a month before. The nationdoes tea orto eat mustard with his mutton would happen upon a round object without hitting not cast up these variations against them: be liable to expulsion; but these are trifles It either with the foot, or the hand, or a it rather approvesthem. It considers that which may easily be learnt before under- racket or a stick of a special shape. It was you: should act each day according to the takingthe journey. long thought that the exercises in which circumstances of the day and not be a slave The European armving among the ' Tea they indulge every week and particularly to formula or doctrine. Drinkers" must not yield to the sentiments on Saturdays, were of a religious character. A study of their history will convince you of terror which he willfeel on landing. The However, the most competent European that the method has been highly successful ' policeman on the quay, although an enor- scholars now hold that they are ‘ sports,’ for the people is one of the happiest and most mous black creature, 1s perfectly harmless Be they religious or children’s games, the prosperous on earth, and onlywishes to be useful, The language exercises have acquireda high importance, The ‘Tea Drinkers” do not so much spoken by the * Tea, Drinkers’ will seem and ‘you will be exposed to contempt in the require a man to be learned as possessecl of a J unintelligible, even to travellers who have Island until you have yourself learned the sobd and trustworthy character. Their child- tried to learn it beforehand, but ren are taught, earlier here than ie, that is because the natives hardly . 2. wg elsewhere, to govern themselves pronounce their words at all. By and each other,and to tell the dint of practice you will manage truth. In their schools, thelad to understand them.
who can hit a ball well or displays hill Although called * Tea Drinkers,’ qualities of character, is mfinitely the inhabitants of this, sland more respected than one who absorb many other drinks, in- succeeds in literature or science. cluding wine, You can on arrival The result is that while some get a glass of a strong drmk which ‘Tea Drinkers" are among the they call whisky, It will taste most cultivated of mankind, unpleasant at the first sip. But others are ignorant. But you if you persevere, in a weck you can trast them, one and all. I will be scarcely able to take your cannot too strongly counsel you lips. from the bottle. to make friends from among The food of the ‘ Tea Drinkers’ them. You will not find better is: very different from. that of the or more sure. When a ‘Tea Europeans, but it is notun- Drinker’ is at your side in a pleasant. Generally speaking, quarrel, he will fight for you to they eat more than other nations. thedeath. Another of their I think that is due to their qualities is modesty, You will
climate, which 1s one of the never hear one of them rehearse SE dampest in existence. In the what he has done in his lie. morming, when we are content You will learn, by accident, one oe witha cup of coffee or tea they day that he is a great sevani or swallow a complete meal; dried * The language spoken by the “ Tea Drinkers” will seem unintelligible because a great writer, but Ae will never the natives hardly pronounce their words at all,’ fish, which they term‘ haddock,’ have spoken to you but of the eges, meat, and even in the North—the most habit of knocking a ball once a week. It is most simple things; and he will, like the rest, savage part of the island—a thick mess of oat- not unwholesome, Lowever, and you will have spent his Saturdays knocking about meal to which they give the name of porridge, speedily manage to overcome the tedium some kind of ball, Vou will like their dishes at other meals. which the practice inspires at first. Their women are often. beautiful and They serve you with hugeslices of underdone When you have begun to know the lan- generally very unaffected. The reason is that meat, which the head of the tribe of his wile guage and to become faruliar with the they have not been &poilt, for, contrary. to offen cut up themselves witha somewhat natives, you will be able to study the work- the case in Europe, the man here is ruler of the disquieting skill. Jf you are fastidious, I ingsof ther mind. You will find them very household. This, however, doesnot prevent: advise you to avoid their vegetables, which intelligent, but you will perceive that their the men from being shy, not merely with aregenerally boiled in water ancl somewhat intelligence moves rather differentlyfrom ours, women, but with all foreigners. The "Tea insipid; Above all, refrain from the produce The‘ Tea Drinkers’ care hitle for reasaning Drinkers” are. possessed of a kind of shame which they call “ vegetable marrow.’ Their or for general ideas, They love facts. They which prevents them from. expressing their sweets, which are excellent, -are called will be delighted if you will quote therr emotions. Hence they make a practice of “puddings.” Of these there are more than figures. They all know by heart the height laughing at them; this they call Asanowr ; ¥,000 different kinds, with which you can ot thee monuments, the tonnage of thei but this humour imparts to them conversa- profitably become acquamted. ships and the number of ‘lines written by ‘tion (manner of life) a kind of amusing Fo visit theIsland of the "Tea Drimkers,’ their poets. At the time of an annual race reserve which has its undoubted charm. you may dress yourself as you will.I should between the oarsmen of their two great such are ther qualities, The mischiéf is advise you,however,never to wear too new Universities, they all know by heart the that their qualities remain hidden’ while clothes.» The “Tea Drinkers" hate to see a number of strokes, the weight of the crews ther defects are apparent. So you must man too well dressed, and the mark-of their and the timeeachboat has taken between know them well in order to appreciate them. great: lords and important figures is the the bridges. Their memory for such matters It is, therefore, to be desired that many: simplicity. and the great age of thew gar- is incredible. Logic ts 2 thing indifferent to Europeans should form the habit of visiting ments. them.Their political leaders will sometimes them and that:their Island should cease to’ You will immediately notice a curious make a decision contradicting that which be unknown.
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Epsom on the Air. The Derby Story to be Relayed from the Downs.
HIE Derby Race belongs to all of ua. I cee TT ch by Wil}of f philosophy on the power of | quering automobile. It is an affair now of trafie ‘ink thet ttowas G. BK. Cheaterbon (that Derby Day. But there isn food old eaying, “Cut reguletion and inhibitions, Bot bow can one. hope- modern Dr. Johnson of ours) who said the cockle ond come to the *oases,” Epeom’s great to gather half a million people and the vehicles thet British Democracy ia not so much interested rade will be brought to: your houses again’ on this whith bear them in such « epot without sacrificing in the equality of man as in the inequality of Wednesday of 1925, There are many who have simplicity 7 Torso. lt is one of those half-truths which ore acon-the Downs, but notin recont years, How con For all that, the Derby reminds me of the truism sm ‘sufficiently and deliciously untrue to please each l help all of them to envisage the modern scene t which Frenchmen love, “The more it changes, the one of ms lt has changed and is changing vastly. Last year more it temaims the same.’ You ean Stil take Perhaps it gives to ua the key to that palace we Were startled by that oreat-ehark innovation ok your picni¢ lunch on Epeom’s fair hillside under, of make-believe which we have built round the conérete and iron—the now stand which dominates lef ua hope, the same fair June sky. The old gipey Derby. and Derby Day. Here ix our noblest the course. .Then thet other mighty grand-etand. women are still there, somewhere, amoking. their aurreptiti ma festival which each year brings about has arrived—half a mile or more of brillant red black pipes and waiting for ‘the pretty lady’ to a record mortality among aunts and grandmothers, omnihbuses standing wheel to wheel and the great erosstheir palma with silver. The essential hurly- onl Just minke-believe —the perennial jest which Army of ch ith bens gathered. from everywhere burly and saddle and sik and post.and paddock mikes our House of Commons gather in session in Britain and collected like a swarm of beea on (founders of the feast) are at the back of it all. although the majority of members have been adunny afternoon to one chosen spot. It is just the ewing of the wheel of progreas, Tt ‘called away on urgent business’ on the day and happens that where thousands saw the race in the minority ate gathered round the tape machines. other days tens of thousands now can be there to ‘Perhaps you remember how the old London Coal | FEATURES OF THE WEEK. | see the winner. «And, better still, there is scarcely Exchange declared with solemnity a permanent holi- a Briton who cannot gather for himself something day for the firat Wednesday in Junein celebration A commentaryon the Derby will be broad- |} of the glamour and the thrill of it all from ont of Lord Howe's great victory at Ushant. How east at 2.45 p.m. on Wednesday, June 6, af the ether, heartily and everlastingly we enjoy the Derby joke‘ | For other outstanding features of this week's There 1 no need for me to remind vou of that But it doce not end with thous who, by hook or | Programmes see page 401. first Derby broadcast of last year. You will re- by croak, contrive to reach Epeom Downs for the memberhow from Epsom’s grand-stand, despite affair, There is the multitude who stay at home the fog which strangely enough descended upon the or at work bet-yet have some share in a mighty The motor age hos changed Derby Day. The course at the oritical time, the full atory of the or a minute aweepstake or a festive shilling on eolour and the jazz patterns remain, but (forgive rane was told. This first tentative experience anme potential winner (picked with the proverbial me if T seem an old fogery) some part-of the clamour taught lessons which promise even greater success pin). The whole Derby house of cards would hae gone. The gipsy and the tipster, and the this year. The arrangements are complete. We tunible down «if all sweepetakea were IJogal trinkater—all those-amusing picturesque folk who ean leave the reat to Mr, BR. ©. Lyle and fo and if we talked out loud about the fancy practised the art of aciling nothing for something— fate. iwhich we have backed. Very sweet and romantic have been pushed ont of the forefront of the picture. For myself, 1 have picked the winner (with a are the blessings of illusion and thesense of daring Peer and commoner no longer jostle in hearty pin), and—whisper it only—I have four tickets in which come to us mn a workaday world when equality at the entrance to the paddock: The side- a reprehensible sweepetake. Long may the Derby we have a chance of winning o fortune or o florin chow ntl the hudketer must be searched for im andl the Derby jest endure ! onthe first Wednesdas: in dune, odd cormersa jumbled amidst lines of the -all-con- | H. G. H,
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URING the long summer afternoons, when HEAR that after two years’ experiment in oe D tennis and soon exercise their claims even I queat. of ideal reception, the Rev, Montague upon ‘radio fans,’ the programmes are to be Spinney, Vicor of Horninglow, Burton-on- slightly curtailed, From July 2 until September 21, Trent, held = wireless broadcast service in his whan there are no scohools transmissions, the after- church on Sumlay, April 22, when the relay from nom programmes from London and 54X will Liverpool Cathedral was heard by a large congrega- i. not begin until 4 p.m., exeepton Saturdays: and tion. Mr. Spinney is not the firet vicar to attempt Sundays, when timings will be unaffected, and this—L heard some time backfrom the Rev.G. H. Thurecdays, when the programove will begim at Lancaster, Viear of St. Stephen's, Bow, E.3, that he 3pm. There will be the nenal lonch-tine trana- has on various occasions ron a lend from his own sot missions, but it has been decided to curtail alighthy inthe vicarage toa lond speaker in thechurch, where broadeasting hours in the early afternoon, aimee o parishioners have gathered to fiaten tothe opening careful analysis of correspondence received ahows af Wembley Exhibition by H.M. thé King, the that very few sete ore in action of that time. You Dedication of Liverpool Cathedral, the Menin Gate will eee that the Thuraday afternoon relay from Memorial Service, and. so én, The Menin Gate broadcast was preatly appreciated by those of his the Abbey will be continued aa usual, Letters for Mr. Grosemith. flock who had lostrelations in the war. Mr. Lancaster An Educational Discussion. has on sovern] octasions uzed the chiming of Big Historical Research; Ben aa the climax of his Watch-night services. JOINT conference between the BBC. and N a recent paragraph on the talk given by the Hritie#h Inetitute of Adult Kdueation Freaks of Music. I Mr. GeorgeGrosamith I remarked on the length of his stage career and his perennial ia tobe held in the Friends’ Mecting House, CONCERT. of ‘Musical Curiosities * which youthfulness. In reply to this Mr, Albert C. Cox, of Enston Road, N.W.1, on Friday, June 22, to disenss A John Ansell is ta conduct, from London the lntely-issned report New Ventures in Broad- Dorchester, has sent me a cutting from the Dorset on Tuesday, June 19, will include a Toy Conuafy Chronicle of May 8, 1828, wherem mention 18 casting, areview of which by G.D. 4H. Cole appeared Symphony by Laubach; The March of the Aiichen made of the arrival in Dorchester of * that talented in a tecent iene of Pike Itwtio Tinwa, ‘The char Olenstifa from Vaughan Williams’ Incidental Music will be taken at 8 p.m, by Sir Henry Hadow, to Aristophanes’ Waepe ; the Witches’ Scherzo from youth, Master Grosamith, of Reading, Berks, who intends giving his universally admired entertain- Other apeskera will be Sir John Reith, Mr. G. HW. Crnvile Bantock's Incidental Momo to Mecheth, ments at Mre. Luce's Assembly Rooms, this and Gater, Mr. Arthor Pogh, and the Hon, Oliver which. Wwhtten for three hessoome; Tohai tomorraw erening, when he will personate nearly Stanley, M.P. A certain number of ticketa ore koveky's Two Cats (from The Sleeping Beauly); 40 different characters. Can it be possible, asks aVviuloble for interested listeners, who ahonuld apply Victor Hely-Hutchinson's effective * Robot Music,’ atonce to the Adult Education Section, B.E.C., Mr. Cox, that already, atso tender an age, ‘G. G:" written for the B.B.C. production of ALO#., ete. was displaying his versatility? Mr. Grossmith Savoy Hill, Londen, W.C.2, There are many strange compositions in musi, tells me that he received many hundreds of letters aain art and literuture—piano pieces for left-hand A Grave Evrror, from listeners to‘ his broadcast, and asks me ‘bo only, Moscheles’ Suite, which reada the same thank warmly these to whom, through pressure YW AM asked by Dr. C, W. Salechy to correct a either way up; Schumann's fine fugue on the of time, he may net have been able to reply. ] Wrong impression which may havebeen name “Bach* Ravel's -Minnet on the name caused by an error in hia talk which ii ‘Haydn,’ even the Walte on the initials * BBC." A Service from Windsor. peared in our issue of May 4. It was milk shirts he Lady Bertha Dawkins. SPECIAL service ia to be ‘relayed from St- advised for tennis players, not silk shorts f A George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, onSunday x appeal will be broadcast from -London evening, June 17. The chapel is the spiritual The Canary Obliged. on Sunday, June 10, by Lady Gertha headquarters of the Order of the Garter, where, as 1s opening night of the 1928 Nightingale Dawtkina, Lady-in-Waiting to A.M. the ordained by Edward IF, the knights and canons Seaton seema to havebeen a great ances, Queen,on behalf of the Profeasional Ciasson Aid worship God mide by side. In the broadoast though it was feared by the sceptical that Council, which so sympathetically and tactfully service, the music of whieh hasbeen arranged by music-hall contracts might prevent the nightingale ministers to the distress of thoee members of the thechapel organist, Sir. Walford Davies, the fromcoming to the microphone, One listener writes community who are perhaps feeling the pinch af opening and concluding sentences of Seripture will modem conditions more keenly than any other te me: “E am writing to tell you how beautifully be sung to inflexionsa set by John Marbeck, the we heard the nightingale on Saturday, May 12. 1 elass. Lady Berths will appeal for donations of ‘singing man and organist' of St. George's Chapel might add that] havea litte Norwich canary, ancl money and of clothes in good ¢ondifien. Gifts who was condemned to the stake for hia leanings he woke upand sang, too, At midnight it was sent to her at Kensington Palace, W.8, will be very towards the Reformation, but pardoned in. con- very interesting. The nightingale was singing, gratefully received. aideration of his great musical pifte, The address my canary chirruping, Big Ben striking—all at the Quick Mork. will be given by the Dean of Windsor, the Very same time!" There's an idea for one of our ROBABLY the moat rapidly suceeasful 808 Rev. A, V. Baillie. neusical enfanie ferrites. A Trio for Nightingale, , and Clock tower in A Flat! As I write, P message ever broadcast was‘ put out’ from A Critic on Critics, 5GB on May 16, concerning a Birmingham another letter has arrived, from a Blackpoollistener, N hia new book, “Behold these Daniels," Mr- whose canary also competed with the nightingale. gi who had been missing from homesince April 24, By noonon May 17 the Birmingham police Basil Maine discustes’ with humour antl mubtlety his fellow music-critic#, mmong learned that the girl had been located in a Woolwich hospital, under anassumed name, suffering from them Ernest Newman, Richard Capell, Francis Toye and F. Bonavia, whoee pames and writing diphtheria, arc familiar to readers of TheHario Times. Though Choosing the American President. 1 have searched all over the book—which ja pub- MERICAN politics are pretty confusing to lished by H, and W. Brown, 20, Folham Road, A the Englishman. When polrtical processes London, 3.W.3—I can find no mention of the price. are in progress ‘over there,’ the average London newspaper devotes more apace to the Barbirolli’s -Orchestra, incidental battle, murder and sudden death than T is some time now since we heard John to the actual machinery of élection. At 9.15 p.m. I Barbirolli conduct his Chenil Chamber Or- on Wednewlay, June 13, Mr. 8. K. Rateliffe, eheatra. This orchestra still exista under lecturer and journalist, will talk about ° The Mr. Barbirolli’s eonductorship, though it has United States President: How They Choose the dropped its orgmal title. It will browdcast an Candidates.” His talk ia of especial interest in hoor of lighter mmrieo—transcriptions of Strauss Waltzes and eo on—from London on June 20. view of the approaching Presidential election.
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What the ther Listener ‘Thinks Extracts from ,Letters to the Editor—Further Replies to Mr. France—The P o p u l a r i t y of the Radio Play—Exception taken to ‘Woodbine Willie’—What the Clocks Say.
The Tenants’ Timekeeper: 7evn poople go to tt theatre if they kine w thi ‘Full House" at the Hospital. I quite agree with Val Gielgwd's reply to Victor the curtain would he kent divwn all the ‘tine, and Tya hospital where there are no patients over France, and I thank God for wireless and the B.B.C. they. woukl only hear the rerres of those taking seventeen, plays are looked forward to more than workers, It is tha one bright spot in my fife, Lam part in the play? I believe there would be general any other part. of tho programmes. Even the a dressmaker, and sewfor hours and hours for very relief Ang tmbeners af the plays WeETE discan- youngest are able-to follow the story with theaid amall pay. But if music ts being broadcast I find tinned. We are not all creative geniuses and to of The Radio Times, During Lord Jim wo were myself sewing to quick time; also I fove to hear ask every hatencr to create his own stage setting oompolled to awtteh off owimg to a thunderstorm plays, Old Heidelberg, Speed, and The Night- ia expecting too much.—' Lisrexen,’ Fabnouth, for a quarter of an hour ; yeb, on resuming our headl- fighters were * red-letter' nights. I shall always Switch off the Lights | phones, we were able to pick up the thread with remember them. I never go to a theatre—funds ease,—Two Hogrrran Lisrevers, Coleshill, do not ron to it. Also the other tenants depend To enjoy a play one has to concentrate a4 one on me for the time.—H. &., London, W.6. would ata theatre and try to getthe atmosphere. * Ed = = im * * * We always switch off the lichta and listen im dark- We always switch off the light. Then we find it neas, Then, if onehas any imagination, it ia so easy to become engrossed in the doings of the play- Broancast for twenty-four hours, Unlimited easy to visualize what is happening.—S. W., material, Eoundless possibilities. Radio artonly people. We try to persuade our friends to ‘try London, N.W.11. in ita infaney.—A. H., Rochdale. next fimewith the light out. We offer the a * a . suggestion to ‘A. E. A’ —I.'S., Ipswich.
Tae majority of listeners no dowbt consider Mr, = * * Es A LISTENER'S DISCOVERY. France's letter o joke !—F.H. W., Devonport. *“Lono Jina’ was very effective as a dramatic + *- £ reading, bot it certainly could not be termed o 7 EXERCISE a woman's privilege and change my “play,” while the * new-style* dramas of the type of mind (I rarely do}.. Mr. Gielgnd's artich: has placed The Night Fighteragive a somewhat scrambled me in the opposite camp. The views he brings effect. Here there are ragged successions of forward are far more convincing than theee of. Mr. incidents,rather dificult ta follow, it being puzzling France. So please do not quote from my previous to differentiate between the large number of letter.—E. 3B. FP... Landen, Wz. characters. The impressionistic idea, utilizing the * * - boundless scope of scene that wireless perniite, Brakt the daily transmissions at 6.30 p.m., ex- is basicly soundand a move in the right direction. copt for the weather forecast, mornimg service, It seems, however, doubtful why the action of the schools’ trananivsiaon and children’s hour, Very new radi drama should be almost entirely of o few people listen to the mormimg and afternoon ‘physical’ character, We hate seen in The Master toonecrts. There can bo only two reasons why Suilder how effective and convincing waa the the B.B.C. broadcasts thesae—cither with a view Figoroda “mental” action of that play; it would to completeness or for the sake of invalids, Yet seem, in fact, that there ia scope, even necessity, an invalid who had listened afl day would secon geb in radio drama for the revival of the soliloquy in tired: of music.—W. G. G., Norwich. dramatic constroction.—P, M, W.,.Coventry, D.O.R.A. and the Dog Biscuit, A.B. Protests, T THOROUGHLY agree with the opinions expressed by ‘Victor France. Troly we area pecultar people. Priease allow me to protest against your inger- At one end of the seale we have the bedicrous tion of ‘Woodbine Willie's’ ignorant anti-Christian activities of D.O.R.A. where a dog-bisceuit cannot eant in your Spring Number, To Christ and His be purehused after § p.m. unless put om a plate. Kingdom ‘ W. W.' is o stranger, Christ and. His And at the other end the B.B.C, pumping out religion demand (1) abaclute, unhetitating, in- sound, much of which nobody hears, from morn tellectual assent, to all the dogmas which His words ee till midnight.—-W. M.'P., Ryde. contain; (2) supreme, practical love of Him ad God, reanlting in actual obedience; (3) voluntary = a = Ld membership of Hid Kingdom, He that will not com- Isrovin like to point out to Mr, France that there ply with these demands docs not give his heart
are many listeners employed in such places aa the to Christ.—A. B. C., ‘Torquay. Post Office whoee duties do not commence until The copy of Rembrandt's Portrait of Himself which 4pm. For these listeners the morning broadcasta has been for many yearn in the possession of a What Big Ben Says. are of too short.—T. J. P., London, E01, Worcester listener, who identified it from the re- Two versions (both wrong) of the words that go E + = + te production ef the original picture, published in with the chiming of the Westminster bells have The Radio Times for April 6 (see poge 389), Your ideas will never ron cut. The world is recently beeen printed it The edie Times, Mow ever renewing ite wondera, The créative energy for the correct rendering :-— of writers znd musicians will not ceasc, Humanity ‘Lord, through this bour, will never cease to be interesting. Give us more— Beme in the honse-decorating business, I come BeThow our giide ; not Iran !—L,M. T., Halstead, in contact with hundreds of different people, and I Kept by Thy power, cansay that FE haye never come acramé one who, Replies to the Play Hater. No foot shall slide.’ like A.E. A., has not liked plays. I visit hundreds I exrmecy agree with ‘A. E. A.’, your Barn- ‘Soby Thy power’ & poor stuff !—J, W. W., of houses.in town and country. [ would like to London. etaple correspondent, Radio drama is only a very see n ballot onThe Ship. I goees it would be 100 *# * * “gancna best" affair, The moet i con do i to per cent.— W. G. R., Gillingham. serve as a medium for ideas, and I, for one, would Your correspondent ‘E. J. P., Nottingham’s,’ sooner have thoseideas expressed hy a clever Where Plays are Eagerly Discussed. letter on what Big Ben says reminds-me of a letter speaker like Sir Oliver Lodge than by # hateh- A.B. A., of Barnstaple,’ aska: * Do welisten to in a Penang paper some years age. A rich Chinese, poteh of different voices. pe BB. Sy plays ?" J, for one, will say ‘yes.’ I think it would name Chin Yock, presented a chiming clock to the town, another nich Chinese namod Chin Tai Warwickshire, interest onr friend to know that for six days of promptly did the same, These two clocks never = = * i the week I sit down to meals with at least 200 of I wise | could switchoff all callers who appear my fellow workers, and whenever a play has been kept the same time, and therefore one or the other aaomed to be always on tho chime, Some wag to reserve their visite until during such times aa broadeast, or is about to be broadcast, it i plays are being broadcast, But the Rector must the general topic of conversation.—* LisTENER,’ wrote to the local paper as follows :— receive all with perfect charity, diapoas of them Leicester. ‘What do our clocks ay 7 ae quickly as possible, and thenrush back to pick = oh * * "Lat clock: “L-am Chin Yook, op the threads of the play.—* Recronr,’ Manchester, Hr. Wu waa appreciated, also Speed ond many T give one clock.” ot * a a others, ‘A. E. A.’ ovidently has a great want of Qnd clack: “Tam Chin Tai, Give wa a share of everything, bot do not out imagination. As far aa I myself am concerned, I And‘so do L” ont the plays. If anything gets ent out, lel it be do-net care for dialect plays, as they are hand to ‘Penang Public: “ Dama! Damo! Damn!"* —W. E. M. G., Marlborough. the sopranos ‘—A, B. C., Basingstoke, follow.—C. F., Prestatyn.
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T the beginning of the twenty-first of evening—vellow, orange, and one a clear, lower point, whence he could safely scramble A century Dartmoor was still a w i l d e r - cold red. Fan-shaped, spreadime up from down, He found that Mr. Kakoglou had ness ot heather-clad slopes and tum- North and East, came a thin gauze of blackish broken his neck. There are no houses in bling streams, and its far-flung farms were cloud with its background of hard and sight at this point, antl unable, after pro- still in the hands o f their peasant owners, mapic blue, The evening was very still and longed shouting, to get any help, he managed despite the efforts of Mr. Spiridon Kakoglou warm, Shuffling footfalls seemed to hesitate to hit the body, and ‘after a most arduous and his Mid-Devon Farming Syndicate to and drag upon the pavement. journey conveyed it to the car, subsequently achieve a monopoly of farm-produce. The Carlew's flat was just within the borders taking it to Culverton, where he reported resistance o f these farmers angered the Greek of a part of old London. The great white the matter to the local authorities. Already financier. One morning he set out from the modern building in which he occupied a this evening's paper told Carlew that the great Atlantic Hotel overlooking the air port part of the second floor, overlooked a coroner's inquest had brought in a verdict of Blade to investigate for himself the situa- district of old squares and roads, to the cast of Accidental. Death, arrangements were | of the British Museum, which had been bethg made for the remains to be cremated, tion on Dartmoor. That night Tom Carlew and the obituary notices was broadcasting a talk from greatly surprised the general the C.O.R.T. (Central Office The tale’s the thing! However tastes in literature may public with the huge list of of Radio Transniussion)' on the dead Greek's directorates *Some Recent Antiquarian alter, the ordinary reader gives his vote to a good ‘ story. and the enormous variety Discoveries.’ His appear- Such is “Old Magic, a romantic chronicle of adventure of his commercial interests. ance on the television screen There appeared to be no was of great interest to his in a World of the Future, skilfully and beautifully near relatives to mourm old nurse, Mrs. Torch, who written by the author of “Menace from the Moon? him. lived on Dartmoor and Carlew, having handled whose husband worked tor the dead man's property, Kakorlou and his syndicate, She was carefully preserved, as a precious relic of and having+ n ‘slight acquaintance with worried about John Torch, though, for he the past. “It was Very quiet. here, for no’ Guy. Harvester, the confidential secretary, had been onta lot at night lately and seemed. wheeled traffic came down the paved wall was perhaps a littl more interested in to have something on his mind. on that side of the building. these newspaper paragraphs than most men Tom Carlew spoke in his talk of a strange “Tt. was two days since he had-broadcast in the street, but tt was that piece of property: old ecighteenth-century .note-book. recently his lécture from ‘the C.O.R:T, He was off —the oldpocket-book—which really claimed purchased by Mr, Kakoglou. He held this duty. tonight, and ‘was awatting the arrival his attention, up to the screen and Mrs. Torch ‘could see of “his particular friend, Melvil Kooke, to that it was full of queer drawings, including dine withhim, -Rooke was the editor of RESENTLY Rooke arrived, an eager- one of a crude carved figure like a doll and the Antiquarian Review, to last week's P looking man, frowning to hold .an one of a sinister growpof houses which seemed issue of which learned pertiedical Carlew had eyeglass in place, about five-and-thirty familiar to her, After Carlew had finished, contributed an article about Kakoglou's years of age, and eight years older than bis , John Torch came home. ‘He seemed white old ‘pocket-book. This article had appeared host. Carlew noticed at once that he was and ill’as he switched on the television set ‘a few days before the date of the Radio restless... He refused at first to discuss the for the Final News Bulletin. With some lecture. Carlew was very anxious to discuss pocket-book, but walked up and down the impatience he heard a series of items, until the book with his friend. room nibbling an olive. Dinner was a very suddenly the announcer's voice dropped a The newspapers had added little regard- simple matter; Carlew asked his friend what he tone.’ ‘News has just been brought m of ing the circumstances of the. financier’s would like, went to the telephone and ordered * An accident on the road between Ashworthy death to the bare account which had been the meal accordingly from the kitchens—a and Culverton, in Devon. Mr. Spuiridon broadcast. Mr. Kakoglou, it appeared, was selection of fors deeurres,; some cold chicken Kakoglou, whose name has a l r e a d y been on his way from Blade to London, and with a banana salad, a little cheese and a mentioned in’ happier circumstances this before the pomt where the accklent had dish of fruit...These arrived in the service lift, evening, left his car for a few minutes to see happened, had alreadyleft the car two or the hatch of which was in the room, in the the view from high ground yust above the three times to inspect the surrounding course of a few minutes. It was not until road. Wer e g r e t to announce that he slipped country, mn the last otcasion, about two they were drinking their coffee by the open and fell into a deep stone quarry, and that, miles from the village of Hamadon, the window, that Rooke, who had been. talking when found, life was extinct.’ chauffeur had waited an hour for him ceaselessly throughout the meal about their before he felt any uneasiness. He had then friends, allowed Carlew to get in a word, I T was a lovely evening, but with a veiled followed in the direction in which he had " About that pocket-book,’ he said. ° I’ve threat o f thunder in the air. From his ‘seen his master walking. This took him hadtwo letters of inquiry. One from Sir windew in Bloorhsbury Tom Carlew overa rough track up a steep hill-side at. Francis Cadogan, forwarded irom your eaught a glimpse o f the little square, with the top of which, surrounded by brambles, afice,. The old boy had read the article in 4 fringe of trees around a trim lawn, and he had come upon the edge of a sheer cliff, the Review and wants to know if he can sce watched the lights “coming out, m_ street facingnorth. “This was an “old quarry some -the’ book.’ Sir Francis Cadogan was the lamps and window, to mingle with the.glow forty. or fifty fect deep, at the bottom of | greatest living authority on folklore, and
ee! winch “he Could see Mr, Kakoglou's body: Tom .Carlew ‘natutally felt “flattered at
* OM Marit is a parely romantic adventure of. tho Futzre, lying ‘prone. The chauffeur, Henry ‘Miles, having ‘attracted theattention of the great and is mot intended by ike nuthyr aa propaganda for any point had hurried alongthe edge of the cliff to a (Continued on page 390.) VW, RADIO TIMES June i, 1565.
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(Cominved from page 301.) Hamadon : the words seem familiar somehow; Hamadon. Atleast, no one story has lived man. Carlew took two letters from his but [Tam sure [ haven't read this before.’ on. Either something has happened to ‘Don't be a fathead. I never expect pocket and handed them to his friend. explode it or else the gossips have grown Rooke glanced at the letter from Sir5 people who have choice old books to read fired and wanted a change. There have Francie. who had expressed keen interest in them. But there you are. He refers quite been a senes of legends, rumours, the pocket-book and would be deeply casually to this curse as though you knew whispered hints, less remarkable for their 1758 you obliged if he might examine it for himself, | all about i t ; and s o I suppose i n peculiar qualities than for their amaring He had been particularly delighted with the did, And two hundred and fifty years later ape. rough drawing of the doll or image which, the allusion still has point. In those-days ‘It's an old family, then?’ drawn large and small, had been repeated the thing was common gossip, no doubt, ' Back mto the mists. They've been. at by the compiler of the book on several pages. ‘What thing ? ' Hamadon always—without a break. Of In the note-book itself there was no explana- “Ah, there you have me. When people course you haven't heard of them, tion of this oddity, but clearly it had con- gather round the fire and tell ghost stories, my dear chap. They are poor, they've siderable significance in the mind of the the name of Hamadon still turns up. Per- always been poor; they've cut no sort of scribe, haps I've got a better memory for queer dash,’ ‘He writes from Edinburgh,’ Rooke things than most people. In the course of ‘Farmers, I suppose? After all, if they pointed out. ‘You can send Wt to him, if my researches I have come across a casual had been folk of any kind of distinction you can get permission from Kakoglou's reference to Hamaden half-a-dozen times. they'd have got money even if they had executors.” i In 1480 Humiredus Magnus, and much followed the manner of many an old illus- ‘1 rang up Harvester about it today; farther back, John of Ancona, made certain trious house and helped themselves, Or that's all right. I've got the book here, as very queer references to Hamadon in their they'd havedone something, The name a matter of fact.’ works on sorcery. must have cropped out somewhere, but it Carlew had been aware throughout the Carlew jumped up. hasn't. In all history it simply doesn’t evening that his friend was in a State of ‘The Hamadon Ghost! I remember now occur, There is no Hamadon soldier, sailor, suppressed excitement. It was evident that my father teld me something about it once, lawyer, parson, anything. Money follows he had something to say, but would only but I had no idea that it was as old a story brains, or at any rate character. It seems say it in his own good time. as that. I beheve my father actually saw these Hamadons haye been turnips penera- ‘This is interesting,’ Rooke observed, the place when he went fishing in Devon,’ tion after peneration. dropping his eyeglass and standing up. ‘And what story did he tell you?" asked Rooke, who had been looking out of the I'll show you something presently. But, Melvil Kooke, leaning back in his chair window into the walk below, turned and first of all ; again. ‘I'd like to know enormously.’ laughed. He went to the bookcase which filled one " It. .was very vague.” ‘My dear Tom,’ he said, ‘ you are your- end of the room and ran his finger along the ** As insubstantial as the curse of Hatina- self showing the turnipwise imagination, preen bindings of a set of old English don,”" he quoted. ‘I'm thinking Mr. You think that because the usual corollary essayists. It was an edition re-published in Anonymous was referring not only to the of brains or character or distinguished 951 which Carlew had bought second hand curse, but to the story of the curse,’ rascality is money that it is an inevitable only the previous year. Presently Rooke "Well, now I come to think of it,’ said tule of nature. If so I think it has been took out a volume of the Adventurer. Carlew, ‘there was no ghost story exactly, disproved by this exception, Oblige me for ‘ This is what I want,’ he said, ‘I thought ButI do remember that my father said some- a moment by not starting, and don’t do any- I remembered it, Look here.” He turned thing about a wood which the country thing till I say, Go, Come behind me, and over the pages till he came fo a paper folk daren’t enter after dark.’ elance quickly out of the window towards dated November 7, 1755.. The author of it ‘For that matter, they daren't mow. the lamp-post on the right acrossthe way. Was anonymous, Anything else ? * Then turn away and return to your chair, ‘Don't bother to tead the whole thing,’ ‘ T fancy. there was supposed to be a curse Gal’ said Rooke, “just look at that paragraph, on the family—the Hamadons of Hamacion. Wondering at the abrupt change of sub- and he pointed with the stem of Ins pipe. That's the name of the family who live ject which Rooke had made without altering saw that the there and of the took the volume, and village. Ob, and the old his tone of voice, and what game hisfriend Carlew essay in question dealt with Squire of that name was a was playing, Tom Carlew dignified precision with the queer chap, and seldom seen did just what he was told, folly of Freethinkers and —all very vague,’ M0 Glancing casually fromhis some gentleman who had So you said before. Now f window towards the lamp- the misfortune to find him- Pu tell you.’ post in question, he saw a self in company with the ‘But what has this got to man leaning against it who members of a * disputing do with the pocket-book and was at that moment Ipok- society.” And then out of the late Mr. Kakoglou ? Oh, ing in thew direction, a the next line seemed to by Gad, of course it was near rather shabby fellow with spring. at. him the isolated Hamadon that he—— anold-fashioned cap anda words—as insubstantial - "Patience, all in good time. prey beard. as thectirse of Hamadon.’ Listen. There never has been Carlew returned to his He looked across at Rooke. an accepted story of chair. .
‘Carse of Hamadon?"’ “ Would you know him ae ‘Does that tell you no- again?’ Rooke asked. . thing?’ ig ‘LT think so. Why?" & ; -" He's been watching this looked at the i 'Carlew window for the last half page again. Sa 8 hour.” : Na; he. said,..» theres a nothing here. Mr. Anony- And next! week you will i mous simply says that the read of Mr. P. B.-dMorgan. theory he ts ‘ont to
who wes so anxious fo bay ' combat “sas ‘instb- the- packet.book’; “of the i stantial as the curse strange walk faken by fe of Hamadon. Hetakes Tom Carlew and Melvil it for granted that you Rooke through the great know what he means, mysterious London of the I do seem. to have He saw a man looking in their direction, a father shabby fellow with an old- Age of Invention; and of heard of the curse of fashioned cap amd a grey beard. what happened to them, |
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2LO0 LONDON and 5XX DAVENTRY 10. 30 am. (Daventry only) 3.0 a Time §ionaAL, GREEN: (361.4 mM. £30 kO.) (1,604.3 MM. 187 OG.) wich; WEeataen Fone: Religions
SS —— ES SS cas? —_—S—_—_—— Service 3.30 AN ORCHESTRAL CONCERT Totimations of Immortality,’ and the even more From Cane's Lave Caaper, Birmingham famous sonnet, “Milton! thou should'st. be With an addrega by The Rev. Ricwann Ronenté, Mintam Lickrrs (Sopriucc) bving at this hour,’ D.bD., of Toronta Tut Wiretess Oncuesrna (Leader, 5. KeEALE 5.45-6.30 CANTATA Relayed from Birmingham RKRELLEY} Relaved from Sr, Awx’s Cinckon, Manchester 8.45 THe Wern's:-Goop Cavse: Conducted by Jonny AXSELL S.8, from Jdanchkester Appeal on behalf of Heagital Sunday Fund Ovarhure, "Sakuntala” 224. eee ee i Goldnia& "OQ neIt'ons Geist UsD WassEnpan.’ by Mr. BR. Hottann Mazo, CB. (* Baptiemal Water, Holy Ghost’) W othe filty-six years of ite existence the 3.45 Moentam Lecerre with Orchestra { Hach) P Fund has ctizteibuted hmong the hospitals L'Amero {I will love him, from." Tl Re Pastore *— Gwen Kevanr (Soprane) ot London just won three and o quarter million ‘The Bhepherd King*)...-+.-...5... Moesart Esraee Corewas (Contralto} pounds, Lhe hospitals helpod by the Fund have Violin Obbligate by 5. KeraLte KELLEY AnTHUR Witses (Tenor) over 10,0) bedain uscevery day, beandes a further 2.54 OpcnrsTnaa 20,000 out-patients receming treat- mont daihy, and their tobel expensed Tone Poom, *May Eve'
Gitrad Creath arn over 59,000,000 2 year. Beherso from Octet, Op, 20) Contributions shenld ba gent to Mondetsaalir Mee: the Metropolitan Hospital Sunday Fund, The Mansion Howse, EC. 4.5 The Animals’ Carnival CinPALey nlSees £50 Wratten Fonecasr, GrxErab (Bolo Fianiie, Wieron “Hriy- News Hunter Hvercninson and LERKELEY 9.0 Local Annoumeements. (Doren- Maso) try only) Shipping Forecast HIS isa series of littl musical (LONDON ONLY) jokes, in which the compoaer — rays different animials—fieh, 9.5 A MILITARY BAND eh and fowl Ono of the pisses, CONCERT « the Violoncello solo. called Tha Swan,became very popular; but Tae Winerness: Mairany Bax Condiehed by Bl Waray the composer would mot allow the Suite of a whole to be publishect Y DowseLn m his lifetime. 4 Blavonio March ...... Tchaworaky The ecroatures: depicbead in the | B15 Wintren Daym ([iemo- Various sketches aro, in the order | pray) 1 of their appearance: The Lion, The Cryingof Water Campbell Tipton Hens and Cocks, Wikl Agee, Life ard Death .. Ooleridge-Taytor Tortoises, The Elephant, Kanga- Down in thé Forest London Ronald roos, Fish, Doukeys, Thea Cuckoo, | 9.22 Hawn Bindsin general,Pianists (these are Overture, "The Ruler of Spirits ' odd animals, we know!) Fossils, Weber and the Swan. coming years: Listeners will (DAVENTRY ONLY) remeber a talk on the conferenie given by the American niasionary 6.5 Wew bromnary Recital loader, De, John EK. Mott, who was then on hie Recmato Warrenean (Baas) BE from Cord? Tre Sr. Axy's Cavece Caom way out to attend it. This afternoon Mr. Hubert Prof, Davin Evans, Mus.Doc., assisted by the Peet, who waa largely tesponsible for the Press Tae Brarion Orocrrarea (Strings and Bassoon) Sroupzarm' Crom of the Usiveseire Conese arrangements at the conference, will deaeribe Conducted by T. H. Monmuon af Bouth WaleeandMonmonthshira this “rermarkable event. (Next week's Cantata will be ‘ Give the Hungry Man Thy Bread") (Ser Cardiff Programme) $30 Fousnations of ExotPostayr—X Wordsworth 6.50—7.45 (Diarentry only) 9.35 An Instrumental Programme pa IS afternoon's reading will givea repreaenta- The Evening Service SB. from Cardiff tive selection from the enormous ontpot THe Natrosan OncnrsTaaA oF Wares (Lender, of Wordsworth, the poet who began aa tho Relayed from 8. Cormpent’sa Panis Cauncs, Eprmaonon Aturar Voorsaxcer). Conducted by leader of a literary revolt, who endured torrents “SW unwack Biearrngwarre eeeof yoktareious riba, mec ended by becom: 8.8. from Edinburgh (See Cardiff Programuie) ureate and the preatert influence in Preacher, Rev. Principal D. 8. CamRNs, ‘ae world ofletters af the Karly Victorian age, 10.30 Epilague DT. The poems read will inelode the ‘Ode on. *Dhrice Balp" duke 1° 2928, RADIO TIMES Sunday’s Programmes cont'd (June 3)— MIND - TRAINING IN SUMMERTIME ———]_ sGB DAVENTRY EXPERIMENTAL “Little Grey Books “ Which Transmute (491.8 MM. 610kG.) Spare Moments Into Gold. TRANSMISSIONS FROTTR Lovnos Aron) EXCEPT WILE (TERR WE STATED, =: = = apt HOUSANDS of omen wind. wore are reading Tnvecation. with Lord's Prayer the “Littl Grey Books” this summer. 3.30 The Gershom Parkington Quintet And very profitable roading they are ‘too. Reading, I Cormthians, Chapter ii, Verses 6-16 Rueran Goonacne (Contralto) Anthem, ‘How calmly the evening" .... Algor “LPelnianiam,” saya Mise Franc Trrrenton (Tenor) Prayer Lillwh McCarthy, the pele- brated Actress, “is now Qcrer Hymn, “Breatheon me breath of God" (Con- my Bunday recrestion — pregational Hiymnary, 14) Autumn; Pierrette :-The Silver Ring Chaminade trelve Pelman: books ‘and Address by the Rey, Ricnano Rosrrra, D.D., 3.45 Rimean Goonacne a farden char. Afber ‘thin {ol Toronte, Canada) Littl: Brown Bird Det Rico pleasant. exercise: I fret Hymn, ‘The day Thou gavest, Lord, is enced * braced up, ready for miy Een it it lageby Aowet ifs. ake Fran Brice (Congregational Hymnary, 610) Alleluia (Easter Hymn) .- arr. O'Connor-Morrie wiek's work, mad gure tht Benediction Tahall be ablete do my best. 352 Qiuirrer Eo Organ Voluntary, by Granam Goprrer ** That is the secret I have Minin: ach iae eee levee eee i. 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Adolph Latter A Student of ‘Music reports that he has gained immensely in Bolf-Confidence; Efficiency ani i| (Sen London) Prelude... 0.02.2 Chepin, arr. Chas. Statmer Figandon oi cree o. Haff. arr, Chas, Stoiner Quickness of Understanding, : 8.0 A Religions Service Beherse (let perlormance) ois. Charles Stoiner A Secretary and Cashier reports an increase | Belaved from Cane’s Lang Cavncs, Birmingham of £50 tn sebary. i 10,30 Epilogue A Salesman writes; “ Since talking the Course fe Order of Services ; “Thrice Blolp* my galary has. been inereased by over 160 per Hymn, Holy Spirit, truth Divine (Congregational cert,"! Hymnary, 163) (Sunday's Programmes continued on page 300.) 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Bonk Chambers, BEGET: 10, AMjpore Fi. RADIO TIMES June 1, 1928. _ _ Sunday’S Programmes continued (June 3) EEE Soe 353iM. 5SWA. CARDIFF. 50 kG. WN this rather formidable title Vanghan¥Williams 5.45.6.30 CANTATA apparently indicates ‘that hig. Concerta for alo Vidin mod Strings has imoch in ecmoion with Relayed from St. Ann's Clartch 3.30 CHURCHPARADE SERVICE the leas elaborate Concortos of Bach's daya, in Relayed to all Stations of the Brietel Territorial Unite which the Orchestra is contrasted with the i) Hem'ons gemr usp Wassernean * ecloist rather than used og a mere accampani- Reloyed from the Cathedral, Bristal (° Bapticmal Water, Holy Ghost *) ment, dain Inter Conoerios. LBack] Order of Servis : Thi Ceneerto Aernfenico ia written in threes Gwen Kwicur (Soprano) Qpening Hymn, ‘Soldiera of Christ, arise’ separate MMoveranta. (A. and M., No. 370) The Firat Movement begins * Quickly, heavily * Esture Conesan (Contralto) The Lords Prayer. Versicica with o Vigorons tune in the Orchestra, A bone Artic Writes {Tenor} Peal 15 which eontains o food deal of the chief material Reemato Wrrreneap (Bass) ‘Tho Lemons of the Movement,and to soma extent of the Tae St. Axs's Counce Caom Magnificat and Nune Dimittis whole work, THe STation Oncwestna (Btrings ond (Sung by the Choir too sotting in the Key of F The Second Movomentia slow, and ia thonght Bassoon) Condurted: by “T. A. Misirrsce by Sic Charles Stanford) bysome people to give us Vaughan Williams at The Creed. Prayers hig best. HIS wa work written for Trinity Sunday im The Anther, "TI sew the Lord” ...... Stainer The Third Movement ia a rapid, bustling piceo, 1724. The words are by Salomo Franck, # (Isaiah's Vision of God—Isainh vi) in whieh we: hear more then-one clear-cut, ener: poat whosework Gach, whilst he wos omirt Hyon, ‘Eternal Father, etrong fo save" getic tune, organist ang conetrt-minster at Wennar,. often ais (AJ and M., No. 70) tied forhis cartabas, a ORCHESTRA as Address by “ths Chaplain. General, Tha Rev. The Cantete is in six sections: (Words: from Tidy, © Ina Surmer. Garden * -ceces ee ees Peli A. U. E. danvia, CM.G. Sanford ‘Porry’s version. } Hymn, “Abide with me" (Na. 2 Ne one has pictured the calm aod tranquil L, Art (Soprano): * Baptiamal water, Holy The Bhessingr 47 moods of nature more, beautifully than Ghost * Delos, Hore ia one of his impressions, fully 2. Recitative (Bass): * The sinful race of man 4.35 §.8. from London scored and containing charming variety of mond. of Adam's generation.’ The work, which ts dedicated ta the Composor's o. Auris (Contraltea) ; ‘Jesu, hy Thy cromé 5.45 8.8. fron Aoncheater wife, 13 headed. by a quotation from BD. G, Reoe- compascion, eotti that gives us the thought behind the nimsic': 4, Recitative (Base) + *T sware to Thee, Soul's 6.30-8.0 H Special Service “All are my blooms; oid all sweet. blooma of love Heuls[PhCH n* In connectionwith Tae Mosmovra Cavzape To thee T gaye while Spring anid Bummer i O. Atri (Tenor) : "egy, Victor over Death,’ '. Choral: * Bis Word, His Baptiem, Racrament. Rolayed from the Pro-Cathodral Church of St, Wiliam PRMEOER Woolos, Newport, Mon, Impromptu in A Flat .. Chapin, arr. Prinirose | 8.0 A Religious Service Kise, Mourners, from * Five ‘Negro Spirituals * Opening Hymn (A. and M., No. 164) Relayed from ‘Si. Nicholas Cwthedral, Arthur Benjamin, arr. Primrose Pealna $3,°99, 115 Nowcastle-on-Tyne Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis (Martin im A) Snee ae Kreteler S05. from Neecastia Anthem, “Banctus” (Solemn Mass) (Gounod) QOecersria Hymn, * Three in? “One, and Ose: in . Three" Hymn (A. and M., No. 163) Introdietion ty Act TT of “The Mastersingers * Sermonby the Rt. Rev. W. W. Hoven, D.D., (A. aod M., No. 163) Wager Lesson Bishop of Woolwich verture to "Ruslan and Lodmilla’ » Glebe Hymn f(A. and M., No. 160) Anthem, ‘Great Lord of Lorda, Supreme In- Veeper Ttymn (A. and ML, No, 13) 10,30 Epilogue mortal King’ (Orlando Gibbons) Prieyere £45 S.B. from Lonton (9:0 Local Announce- 10.40-11.0 The Silent Fellowsbip Hymn, ° All hail, Adored Trinity * (A. and M., THs) Wo. 168) (Tune, “Angel's Song") (Orlando 2ZY MANCHESTER. *s0°¢C Gribbase} ' scteleenes by the Lord Bissor or Donnan " 95 BH Wew bymnary Recital Hymn, ‘Holy, Holy, Holy !" (A. and Relayed to Daventry, and all Beottish Stations M., No. 160) 3.30 ‘Over the Hills and Far Away’ The Blessing Prof. Davin Evans, aieted by the Sropents’ 1 An Unannooneed Programme 45 (38.2. fromLondon (9.9 Local Announcements) Crom of the University College of SouthWales oi Songs,Poetry and Music and Monmouthshire Tae AtGMENTED Bratrom ORCHESTRA 9.5 A Ballad Concert Hymna chosen from the Revised Church Hymnary Conducted by T. H. Monon 612. Forest Green English Treditional Melody Barone Hatnias (Baritone) Ascus Monnsow (Pianoforte) A Gace Melodiy Roverr Dowar (Reenter) Fantasia in (Minor... 200s eteaacaass Bach a TG a ies np cia ree eee Welsh Melody iGiawothe. . cae Ackaare Brahma O77. Blane ess. Frish Traditional Mefody 5.15 5.B. from London Rhepeody in G Minor ...... Brahe 15. Luckington.... Beal Horwdod Eiéa Froop (Caivalies 165, ‘Vision... 2... . Kalferd Dartes 680, Gifford . YT. 0. 2. Pritchard An Emetom Lover ...... Foulds 19t, Bown Ampney Cuwehoo ..2..25.. peeuraatee re Shaw aughan Williams Karateen Moonnovsr ee 372. Little Cornand .. Marte: Shaw Melody. «0s.bie ee ee Gluck 9.55 An Instrumental Willanella .o. 2. .Pianeili, are." Balmen Minuet in (© .. JMocart, arr. Trowell Programme Lrowanp Gowrmas (Tenor) Relayed to Daventryand all Scottish In Sympathy...2... see ees Feond Stations Angels (roam Thee ...... Gedand NatTionaL OncnEsTna oF Wares om, ALBERT VOORSANGER) Ancus Monnaies Conducted by Wanwick Brarrawarrk a ATheniz Chrerture, * A Homan Carnival’ Spanish Danes, No. 5... Granniog Berke: The Submerged Cathedral . The joyous isle ,.. Bo }Debusey ERLIOZ had a white-hot imagin- ation always ready to pour out Ersa Froop * brilliant ideas in the most grardile- My (Dear Bonl oe ewes.Seclercar quent way. Acd to thatthe fact that ESa ieee eees veee se Qeedler ho hed at his finger-tips an amacing knowledge of orchestration, and you KATHLEEN Moonnoven may well expect that in this picture es Frank Bridge of 4 Remon Corneal in the sixteenth Rigandon eeee - Trowell century he will make you see the Pobiolinelle ss interes Jiraisher gorgeous affair aa vividly aa he him- Lrozann Gowns self did when he wrote the overture, THE NORTH FRONT OF BRISTOL CATHEDRAL. Nightfall: at Bea... \5 . Phillipa Wieetam Priomose (Violin) and The Church Parade of the Bristol Territorial umta will be relayed ftom PRE ia olksapiace ce be an ee Orchestra Beatol Cathedral and broadcast from Cardiff this afternoon. 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CIR: wer ceeaeeead SPY PLYMOUTH. ee i The Reproduction of the capyright pro- O_oeeeee MAoiioapl cetteoe grammes contained in this issue is strictly 3.30 SLB. from: London reserped. ite Tiras write in BEClaters, a SA. from Mfonechester §.45-6.30 _RADICDIO TEMES JUNE 1, 19a ~PROGRAMMESfor MONDAY,June4 io 2LO0 LONDON and sXX DAVENTRY Sane cae [SS 10,15 B (1604.8 mM. «6iaT ko.) FOUNDATIONSCee @i &bert ReligiousRee (361.4 MM. 86830 KG.) ies yi ee service Puagwa Prso Wonk Played by Howaan Jowra 1 0 . 3 0 ) (Patengry oaly) Time SicKkaL, GREEN WICH j WEATHER Forecast Ballad No, 1 iy D minor (* Edward"), Op. 10 11.0 (Paceniry culy) Gramophone Records '’ Waltzes from Op, 39 12.0 A. Bacrip Cospert MELE firstof the four Ballads that rie np + Brabma Op, 10 ia deairibed aa * After the Moy Licttstox. (hoprar) Scottish ballad Adio"—the words of whieh Davin Orensaaw | Guritone) the composer later sat aa ono of hia Relads and 12.30 ‘The BRC. Dasce OncwEsTia Reaneuaie1cbdl (Op. To). ‘Fria oncient «tale, the Personally coniuctedd by dack Parse I iret of which j4-canught in the hiecs we are fo hear, “ia found in Porey’s Aeligaos, Jt 16-6 10-29 AN QHGAN RECITAL dialogue between o mother and, her ain... Ae by Enoan T. Cook conies in with reddened sword, and ahe anxiouely iron SOUTHWARK “ATHEDRAT makes What te the meaning of ib: He says first Concerto Nos 3 in GMayee ce eed that he hos killed hits steed. Pressed; he declarer that he has killed his father.In the mothers PHviLLis JAMES : heart fetaave hatrar Eraw, He re will Ait fruit Cantata * iar bee Th Ase Lite _ Bach * fare. over the aon, denving hie wile and éhildred pear TF. Goo for ever. “And what will Owe to pour aan PCBeimai ke weet ed i. Werk Brute iithyer, dear?" ehe trotublingly ‘asks. In anger mid despair, the divi #vidd out The aura of hall PuyJans : frag mo shall ye bear! '—for “sic counsels yo A Pong eis Ak 2 srerebes ss Fake Stamte Reve to me." Voluntary i 6... creer eee ye + aa. ot Sheep and Ioaetbe Or. ae ees Pulls Fotos ico Mr, F. Norman: German Talk, ieliding a ire Sire aceccrca ss cae ee Te isi reading from Heéebel—IX; Der schlaue Soldat onan 'T. Cook 7.45 Hensenr Mosom (Comedian) Choral: Prohadas:, -,. rh hee eke eee ce Nun. Bianier ih ike Heitaiwd: Boome 8.0 AN ORCHESTRAL CONCERT - Heiligor Gist Axial if 3530 Miss Enovs. Power: Bova and Gins. of THE MARKET-PLACE AT CRACOW Compositions by Sir Faeninn Cowen Other Daye (Righteonth nod “Nineteonth Cen. OLIVE Srunoeas (Sopraso) tirics|—V, Nelson's Midshipman" ‘Toe Wine cess. OncnesTRé HE Navy of Nelson's daywaa a very in POLISH NATIONAL (Loader, 8. Ksbate Kecier) teresting. inatitution, ond ther waa much Conducted by tite Composer that is strange to modern ideas in the life that PROGRAMME wea lived between thas woolen walle. This NIEDZLELSED (Pianoiorte) ORCHESTILA afterndon Misa Rhoda Power will desiribe lite Tae Wimeness Svurnosy Onowrerna A Phantasy of Life and Love in Nelson's flagehip os it appeared to a mid. | (Leader, &. Keesua Kencey) | 6-20 OuiveSronecss shipman of 18d, | Conducted by Arasrorp Roninades Hecause A Birthday 3.0 Musical Interhide Once Foor Fisk B27 OncHEsTTa 3.5 Caeat Srones From Histony axp Prelude to’ Mong Lisa” .... Ludo Raasyck|] MYTHOLOGY Mevorents from the Second Ballet Suite, The Told fy Wise Reopa Power. *Taleu from the 10.10 Niepzmenet Langage of Flowera* Movth—V, Thor und hig Hammer * Masurka- (No. 25)in Be Minor 2.0.46. .4 (2) Cedar ; Strangth (Danes oftho Wrestlers): Notturna in B Mindr ss .as: a teeiphive |] (3) Moss: Maternal Love (Bereeuse); (0) 3.20 Muamwal Interhuda 10.20 OnchesTRa VFisearma (Will you dance with me ft) : 4.30 AN AFTERNOON CONCERT Oilwiecena Piemi (Ancient Songa) #.490 Oni &ronaras Axxre Piuecvorr (Contralta) Adiee:ipa le AarigienEi | Little Grey: Water... 04.24.54act (Soxgea for ney Coacom Pavcant (fenor) 0.30 Nrepaecenr and Orchestra When you go-to Fairyland.... f Ditile Over) 40 ‘Tus B.B.C, Daxce Onemesrha Polish Fantasy for Pinnelorte and Orchestra 9.48 ORCHESTRA Personally conducted by Jack Payee Witiiaraki Suite, "In Fairyland * 10.40 Omcresrna Mra. Corrmcron TarLor + | (3) Flower Fairica ; (O} Mombasa Pamies: 6.0 Housthold Talk: (6) Danes of. Witches ‘More aboot: Juin-making* = Mazurka from the ‘Opera ' Malka” Stontlow Moninashe - 90 Weartser Forecast, Secoxp 5.15 THE CHILDREN'S HOUR Cisseat News Boniercy! ‘ Donkeya® (ftroesle:) and other §.15° Talk Es “ B o l o r , Played by Cron Piano 9:30 Local Announcements: (Dor. Drax cnhy dls) Shiphing Forcedst “Exit Dave Molloon —an Adven- tare Story hy A l f r e d Jude 9.35. SOMETHING NEW’ | Practical Hints on -Crickot.—a A Programme of Music ley the Chiat ty D. J. Kertow, ‘ t h e B.E.C. Daxce Oncameina fondu Surrey cricketer, who Personally aondited iy JACE hos also p l a y e d ) for” England | Payer opin Austritia * Hera is a programma whicl ‘Casoy the Fiddler" and other will appeal met ony to lovers of axis Sung by Rex Parsee | rhythm, but to thoee whe npprei- cote dower orchestration gana £0 AwOndas Rewran by PATIMAN unteial interprotation of ywoll- From the Astoria Cinoma i Known ‘melodie,Fr 6.20. Me FE. Frren DAGLISH : | 10.0 A POLISH NATIONAL “Flowers of tha Month" | PROGRAMME, (See cantre eolaiinn) 6.30 .Time S1owar, Greeswien: Wrathikh Foreiast, Firs Giew- = (There will algo bea talk giving FERAL News BULLETIN BOG ITHpressions of tlie people ariel culture of Poland) ‘8 6.45 Oncan Recrran ly Parry 11.0.-12.0 °(Doereniry onfy) (Continued) DANCE MUSIC: Jack Hyriros’s Auiassapar Civn Bawn, directod WARSAW—THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY 7.0 Mr. Drsstoxn Mactwnray: I by Ray Brana, from .-Tho ‘Literary; Criticiam * H Ambassador Club JowR 1, Foes. RADIO TIMES Monday’s Programmes cont'd (June 4) Greatest > | sGB DAVENTRY EXPERIMENTAL | Shillingsworth (251,08 MM. G10 kG.) | on the Bookstalls! TRANEHTSSiONS Fhowfoi LosiATOR RX? WHOTHERataren. 20 THE 3.3.0, alanding and aym- pathy, and has DANCE given ta eomebhing LIFEsLETTERS DORCHESTER typically English in tte benlshy-vird Edited by Personally ity and underbying corediocbedl hoy doeheacy. Jac PAYTSE Desmond MacCarthy. Wittie Rove 5.45 Toe Cin. Ree" A Hon Literary Critic (Wireless. Willis) to the B.B.C, (From Birming- - Literary Editor ham); Christine of New Statesman, 49 LOZELLS Silver will road PICTURE ‘The Emperor's Number 1—June 1—includes: ' HOUSE ORGAN New Olothon" Pron Birmingham Phyllis Scott and Ivan Firth veall Bing Sune of ther old-tom: {Hanae Andersen). MAX songsin the Vaudeville programme from Birminghamtonight. Helen Adston BEERBOHM Fann NEWMAN (fonea at fhe Early Reminiscences, (Organ) Phair THOMAS HARDY Overture to Morning, Noon and Night" Sypge 6.30 Tite Gidea, Oeceswicn s Weatien Pore: Flourettie d'Amour (Lathe Flower of Love) The Science of Fiction. Jjetoher OaST, Finer Gerenan News HoLieris The Secret of Hardy's Craft, Cranies. Harrison {Baritone} The Ballad Monger... 2... eee Hope Shorten 6.45 Light Music CLIVE BELL Prologue to “1 Pagliacci " (“The Play Actors") Lively and witty papes on Fron Rips rea Leonenualic what civilisation -is nal PRs NeweMan Tat. Disviisonan Srome Oacursrea, conduoted Selection irom * ‘The Milads * Auliiean by Frawk UANTELL SANTAYANA Mitel. oes a hn k eee. nel eee ea Botchertni Oyertare, ".Fingul’s Cawa* oo. oe Mendelssahn The Latin atew of Hamlet. Suite, "Miringhaha* ...... Coleriudye-Taylor Beeecbion [rom * The Creek Slave’ Jl... hoa Laughing Water; Tho Pursuit; Tho Love ARNOLD Bong; The Homecoming. 7.10 Octve Feangs (Soprano) WARD If my songs were only winged ...... ,.... Hahn Brilliant Poem by the son of 5.0 A Ballad Concert SMMke d et's wie Ny Vy aeack dale Bealy Mrs. Humphry Ward. Nymphs and Shepherds .... 2Ptercell, arr. Dhencan Manton Wists (Soprano), Troray Wao DESMOND MACCARTHY {Bartong); Ones Taromas: | Pianoforte) 7.20: Qeecnrsrina Alanon Wiss effectively puts Emil Ludwig on Suite, At the Play' .....-....+. York Bowen his. proper shelf. A Fairy Faribasy30.0. us Arthur BE, Godfrey Ovecture-: einéte'acte : Finale Charting Chibi. eeee German Interhide {for tiated PRSMARPA DS faare aa die » SETAE MANY PAGES OF BOOK REVIEWS Orpheus with. i Tata... ee es Eric tlootea Intermezro, * Littles Gadabeat’0.0.04. Colin in direct and lively fashion. RUMI ai Wada ee ccgsayra tare lawn James A. Bogere T° Onve Frases AN IBSEN BIBLIOGRAPHY, §.7. Unes Trans Tie Chel oe cans Rn atee Sr ore yop rae tor Eachavorrin. Gipsy Cape. a sick see ce cee ee Simchana The Shapes GE: Area ee aS ees Aad f & o . , Gce., Gee. Craidlo- Bang ii ieee. Pe Brome, orn. Graver When dove aa kind seies. deuce sees arr. 2, — Btudy-in WT Beep see eee eee Arcnehy One Shilling. 7-50, Orchostra $15 Timor, Wise heleotion from * Thy Gartered Bride * On Sale Everywhere, The Goiutls Maitlen ....-. --.--+ arr, Somervell Smale, arr, Feros Cuttin” Busha .. 00. ise reese ees - $.9 Miss Vieromma SaAckviuie-Wrer reading from LIFE AND LETTERS The Fairy Lough... 00000 ea } Stanford her poem ‘ The Land * (Hawthornden Prize, 1927) 10, G r e a t ’ Queen Strect, London, W.C:2. 6.22 Manton Winso8 Waltz Songfram “Tom Jonas * German 6.45 VAUDEVILLE One morning very marhy i... osee eee Sanderson From Dhtirmingham Ivar Fiore and Payous Soorr (Old Time Songs) BABY 5.30 Orca Tromas CARS Watiace ComsnionAM presents ‘Tho Art Class D i r e c t from ‘Butterfly * Biawiy s.r. ee Chopin ACTUAL MANUFACTURERS at Bain* Caprice in Spanish Btye...-...... as Notgues ComsTine Stivers (Character Studica) FACTORY BARGAIN P R I C E S Hecen Arstox (Entertainer Many CHARMINGMODELS 5.38 Tmeorny Wine at the Piano) of Latest Design at ShyONG see ees eter et ae ee REtehecea Clarke Patani DLosskozoven and Ivor Dexsnts WONDERFULLY (Syncopated Fiantsts) LOW PRICES. or Manes cee aul } Fasghan Williama Pattrr Baowns'’s Dosinors Dancn Bano nm 996 A Ts5 REBECCA CLARKE, ‘a il oof 6.30 A Pranoromte Recrrat by Karateen Loxc Cash o¢ Esay Terma. Lathe: roomy, bevutitely Bianford. at the KRovel College of Musto, Sonata in D Minor...... 0.020.445. a os eprahe anil usteenliy fmlehied. waa, until a few years ago, chielly known o s a WHITH BULB &CaMoN capacity she haa enter- Boma moe es eet pee Scariattt TVIKEB, yale Tim Wheres. Viola player (in which “ye Tie-Toe-Ghoe oe tt. Couperin tained Listeners more tian once). Sines 10 1D, SENT OF APPROVAL American p r i z e for Minust andAir .. .» Gottieh Mutat —Payment After when she won an important Malian’ @omperio: sos. he feet Bach ooo composition, abo has become «quite w e l l loown Td geo Uhean Fanimzae Presse le te want Allegro; Andante : Presto then. The fine apprariocé ene asa writer of Chamber Music aod Songs. Chriasemeas Day in the Morning ...... + Flolat GREAT BAYTING OF HONEY Shy One ia a echorming picture of the helpful i, wa etipat: yeu. maiden,"fitting about the house, shy as a rabbit. Ondine (from Gaspard de la Nuit) ...... Ravel Aleully «ohred- dea! Pram for Too The end of the peng is the lover's aspuration:— 10.0 Wrarsen: Forxcast, Secono CGewenat Gillen. “To an dale inthe water with her would I fly.’ News Dunner ‘Dwr famogs FOLIA. FANE Warr HAN WILLIAMS fondness for tha 1O.15 DANCE MUSIC: Faeine Aairworta Cnn be fitted 1 devine ia countryside ant ite songs is woll known, ere]Bede at an calew and bis Garp, from The Hotel Metropole Besides collecting many folk-hunes, he hos writton aome of his own, some in the folkidiom and the 11.0-11.15. Jack Hyipor's Ammagsanon. Cire others, like the Soma of Travel, of which. The Bann, directed by Ray Srapmrra, from The Rowlsidé Pireis one, cxpressing in hia own personal Ambassidor Club cor “ont TL TRU CATALOGUE. atylo ‘hia Jove of the open road.. Ho bas ert KR. IMPERIAL & UNIVERSAL BARY CARS (Dept. B.1,), L. Stevenson's robust versce with fine wunder- (Monday's Programmes continued on pags 400) 212-216, Bentonvilin Road, Hing's Cross, London, Hy 400 RADIO TIMES Jove 1, 1: ae SS — | Monday’s Programmes continued Gune 4) 353 M. j -CARDI FF. 850 kc. | 4.0 EePitec. sihivad from: Dayentry 215 Tee Crotones’s Hove: Play, ' The Dj um 1.0-1.45 A LIGHT OURCHESTRAL a by is E. Holpes : CONCERT 6.0 London Programme Relnyed from the Natick Mogens of Wales rolayed from Daventry NATHINAL GROHESTIE oF Wales 6.30 Si, Jiro London Overture, ° Pivinoath Hos" , aL A Aeelt 8.0 8 . 2 8 . from Full Bite, Chinen a rt ce ae Hebusey | Shepherd's Hey 2 cava. .. Greinger 9.0-11.0 5.8. frem London (9.30 Local Ate > THIER MIDAIL Cg | za PRoAbCAaT.: TO Bowo0ns: Piaf. A. Ww Firecnte, * The City: Beautedol—oOhir | 6FL 3272.7 Me Historic. University: ond —Treding Cities in SHEFFIELD, 1100 he Wiest Eorope* 2.0 London Programm relayed from. Davontry 17,.0-1.0 London Programm relayed fromm Daventry 645. Fi. Eames +" ‘Thomeé£s Jifferaon, the Mam * | 240 London Programme relayed from Dayentry 5.0 JOHN SYEAN's Caniron CELeneiry Mas ANNE LAMPLOUGH ORCMESTRA 415 Onenesres relayed from the Grand Hotel Relayed from the Varlton Restaurant will talk on: “Flower Legends* from -Menchester Station this afternoon. 39 Lomion Programme relayed from Daventry §.15 Tae Camoren'’s Horr: ' The Foiry and tho $15 Tue Cuitpres’s Hove: Can you guess Flower Stall," by Hoy Non ie. The Dwari ot what we are doing ? A piteling program | Livarfs,” by J. ©. Stobart. ‘Of to Fairyland,’ 9.0 8.8. from London (9.20 Loral Annoones. | bon Opele by Predertok Mullen mewits) 6.0 Londen-Programme relayed from Daventry 9.35 ‘Tum Mente, Sisters 6.0 London Programme relayed from Daventry 6.390 S48. from London ] fi Negra Sipie i uaa, Chal Fig Poul ites ane i Foreign 6.30 8.2, from London Folk Songs 8.0 8.2. from Hull 6.0 2.8. from Swansea 10.4-11 r i a. 5, fre rh L AFT fait 9.0-11.0 3.8. from London (9.390 Local An- $.0-11.0 4&.2. from Lendon (9.30 Local An nouneemeyts)} TihinesnertS) 6LV LIVERPOOL. Limoke. 2246 MM. 204.1 M. ZZY MANCHESTER. Tao bo. 6KH HULL. 1,020 ec. 12:0-1.0 Landon Programme relayed irom Davontry 12.0-1.0 CGrinieplienc Records 12.0-1.0 Lonion Pr rraaTit relayed] irons 2.20 London Provramme relayed from: Gavontry 4.0 Landon Programme telayed irom Daventry Daventry 2h BROADCAST T SCHOORA: $15 Tae Catorexs Hoven: * The. Fairy and #30 London Programme relityed from Daventry the Flower Stall" (fey Nonviae), wrth Beis anal Mr, J. By Pavers, ‘The stery'of Buiklings— 5.6 T.-K. Ay Burrs, Music conceriing Fairies and Flawr: Abate * Phot oyrepha for the Ama- ¥, After the Remans* tour"—ITE moma Crice of Flownr-seclora §.15 London Progranune relayed from Daventry 3.20 A STUDIO CONCERT 6.0 London Progratimetélaycd from Daventry Tm) STATION ORCHESTRA 5.55 Dirthidavs London Overture to Orpheusin the Underworld ' 6.390 8.8. from Bendrch 6.0 8.8. from Aull 6.9 Condon Programme relayodfrom Deventiry Suite from *The Two Pigeong’,.. Mecanager 6.30 SB ‘Warr Jonny Tos 9.0-11.6 8.8. from Lenton (9.30. Local An- Donotay Brew (Nteaxt Soprano) | TCAs | To. wightpeO. i 8.0 The Vagabonds Concert Draimea FRPPsince etree eee ke eee 277-8 MM. ki Party iamseis e's seoeeae “L858 LEEDS-BRADFORD. 252.1 Aa. TH VaAGAnoNDSs 1080 ke. & 1,790 WC, PM Ta apg eos aa a ene gop latete a aESchubert * Hullo, dear People t'... Snelling ond Caoper Nemin Cieoo (Pianoforte) "Sole Along aed eeeNusadad Tretier 12:0-1:0. London Programme relayed irem Chant: d'Amour. (Lovo:Bong) . 2.44.00 Stojonnalbi Dawentry Mite Lirrcewoop, ‘2 ain't that kind of a Hark Ytiark 1 the Lork oo... Schebert arr. East Baby MRTG Es cut tal alpine g Ptall pe Sn Sia pdb I 230 London Programs rél ayed from Daventry ORCHESTRA Connie Topp, *Can’t you hear me say T love | Belection from “ Eamaon and Breliteh ! 46 Tre Scana-Syvmprosy Oneness, relayed yay Fen ab ak ie by Oiscetios at ieee Burton Brawn doe Newnorn, Solelne from: the Seale Theates, Leeds ‘My Rose’... . Jean Laryary DonorBrewer Dan Gonpor, “Widow j When tre tare Brown! hai fronton 1 partied ... | Hiuhert Coss. Tone and Tne Wh han lovee Porky | Lloormn, ' Wo! WC cae Wood, Tobias, and Muri, whet soft voicts be ey Fexty Lier. Wheo love i kind HAROLt Winrrtanad, f As ' Poole:lugfot the Sky" NeELiie Cheba i Oieer Walte trod“ Nuila ' Jer Newrone and Tren Delius, arr. Doheny Cogprer, * Tt dont da | nothin” but fain" ] ORCHESTRA Pl Coei Selaction: from ‘Ion Tut Parry, : Kinder. 7 i} Boheme. 0.0uccind orien”. Dak. Gordon i 5.0 Miss Axwn Lav. Dons: Frsaen, * June . 1 pander howwar Tue is Calling’ Sanderson * O pends” THE Pasry, * Wide i 5.15 Ene Cmipars 4 ClrrHn Spi1a? \ , Haas Whiting and Whiten j 6.0 Lomden Programins Cosste Topp)! Flower ‘ — relay acl: Frorn Daventry of tha Degert re , Poli Finale, -' When. Day ia frome ome 6.30 =A Dota sys Auateolier |. 7.45. WILL EVANS 6.0-12.0. 8B, from Lon: Lost Umbrella * In The don (9.30: Local An- £0 8.8. from Hull The: Vagabonds Concert Party will broadcast from Hull between Be and 90 tonight, Lees } s duwE i. es RADIO TIMES— ‘Monday’s‘Programmes continued«( I u n e ' a ) BAnt a A WELSH HOUR Selenkion of Cems from. Operas by Gilbert and Exere Taomas (' Tclynores Tawo') (Harp) 12.0-1.0 Criemophone Feerords Sullivan Tras y Garrog (Over the Biome) .... oben Tons Selected and arranged iit Si Dorn Godfrey 2.30 London Propramme rolayed from Daventry Margarct atthe Spinning Wheel . » eel 4.0 Tie Kiro’s Hate Hanwosto Tex, dircoted 90-11. 8.8, from Doriifon (3.38 Local Ain A Keading from Welsh Pootry by Antex Waimwaicet, Relayel from the King's DCFest by BLAMica Hall Rooms of the Royal Bath Hotel SPY PLYMOUTH. 400) Mi: ‘Lom Procreis [Tonar} 5.0 Londen Programme telayed from Daventry TsO KC. Three Welsh Meledioa...... ore, OAerkes CTonpenta B15 Tee Comores's: Hote 127.0-10 A GBAMOPDONE Feortan {Fura Performanos) An Tnterhude of Welah Humour The French. Scloot 6.0 London Programme relayed from Daventry by... Koo Panny aod Partoor 6.30-11.0 5.8. from London (8.30 Local An- 2.30 London Programme relayed from Daventry Etats Trowas (° ‘Telynorea Tawe *) TonoA) 4.0 Tur Rowan Hore Tam, directed by ALeerr ‘Torin Fv (The Dawn of Dav)John Thomas PULLER Cartref, Dedwyidil ear bred (Home, Sweet Aomo} 5NG NOTTINGHAM. fosone. 5.0 London Programme relayed from Daventry Dusack Tom Picker 12.0-1.0 London Pregrammo relayed from } 5.15 Tar Catone’ s: Hoo Kiryri er ace Sa ee a arr. Findwet Daina Daventry 6.0 London Pregranine relayed from’ Daventry Oe RE ery tener a NN arr, Jloyd Willie » from Daventry ¥: Noefoedd ayn Datean ooo... ae. Beethoven 2.30 Londen Programme relayed 630-110 6.8. from Lonwlon (9.30 Local An. (Welsh words by T. Gwrs. Joma) §.0 A Reaves, “New Books ' nner ay §.15 Tee Comornn's Hove $0110 SB. from London (9.30 Local An- 204.1 MM. Dearth 6.0 London Programmerelayed from Daventry 6ST STOKE. 1020 kc. 6.20 &.R, from London 120-10 Lomlon Programme relayed from Northern Programmes. Daventry 7,45 A. STUDIO CONCERT i 8 2.30 London Programmesrelayed from Daventry 5NO NEWCASTLE. Baoee Rowatn JCiorr (Baritone) TE20 }—Loodos. 230 i—Troadcat bo Schoods, 3.8: &. I. Brorngess-Weows. (Songs ai the Piano) 6.0 Ferenc Srect.-Harrie: * The History of Londen, £0 2>—09chestral Concert from Cosen's New Gallere Tus Norrisanam Ory Ponce Gasp the Toes * Tivataurant., $§0:i—Landon: $85 —Children'’s Hour, 6.0. (By kind pormimuion of Lt.-Col. F. Baoor,DS.O.) London745 -—Giimperss of the Paal—P = 8-1:— 6.15 Tue Comoren's Hock Landon, Selection from "The Tales of Hoffraan * Offender 6.6 London Programme relayed from Daventry 5SC GLASGOW a 5.8140 boot, TRosain OF LL.6-12.0:—immophons Eecords 15*—Thanee Blue. 6.30-11.0 8.8. from London [9.90 Local An- 14:—Atation Grehewic, Katherine W. Primrose (Sopronn), Prologue to ‘I Paglacei* (' The Play Actor") nownoeinenbs) &.0 :—Talk. 1— Oldie’ Her, 6.58 :—For Farneri- Leonie 6.8:—Miaieal foberinde, 6.30 :-—Loodon. 7.45 :—Aberdeen. Song of the Toreador ffrom ‘Carmen ') .. Btzet So SWANSEA. 294.1 MM. 8.0-11-0 :—Loodon. Bana 1020 ko. 2BD ABERDEEN. FM Introduction ‘to Act TH, and Bridal Chorus from 12.0-1.0 London Programme relayed {roam HO-12.0;:—timmophine Reooris, 2-301—Trapileast” to LT sy os a he ea eae Wagner Daventry Hohoile. 205 '—shation Uebel, §.0:—Hoeaiehold Talk. $75 >—- Bowato Crirr Ghliireo’s Hour. 64):—Station Panm Bood, &3o :-—Loodon. 2.30 London Programrelayed from Daventry 7.45Scottish Momoar, £.6-11.0 -—London, Harorola, “ Bhanwhing by the BMiteon Mast," Fror La Prigone di Kdimburgo’ ...... Bice 5. Mr. W. A. Jone, * A Romble in Gowor—tIil, 2BE BELFAST. acro Air, "So, Bir Pago," from *The Marriage of Penny-hiteh Hill to Oxwich." L.6-1.4 -—Radio Giiarled. E20 :—Orchtein. 1.5 — dition A eee Piaidies ea eee eae Mocort 6.15 Toe Cainpenn’s Hove Bbowels ov olinat iagatkints eePLESaaee.—e Levitin, “Enon Bravest Haart' {from * Faust *} EdHocenkold Tdk. 616 - Children's Moar. 6.8 6.0. London Programme relayed from Daventry Recital. 6.20 :—London., 6.45 ;—Bom' Bri mc ete4 Gownad London 745:—Vandevillco, 8-6 :—iLag ef 5. Eb. StreeWeoowg, Light Gongs al the Pinno 6.30 8.B. from London Biring Enaenble. Oreheeira. Conabarice Antiogion (Seyret a — Leading Features of the Week. N.B.—All items from SKK can aleo be heard from 210. TALKS (5XX). Monday, June 4. (5GB) 9.30. “A Love Passage,’ by WoW, (SXX) 7.15 Beahms’ Piano Works, Played Jacobs. Monday, June 4. Thursday, June 7. 5 . 0 , Mrs. Cottington Taylor : “More about by Howard Jones (and throughout Jam Making.’ week). (530X) 8.0. Charlot's Hour. (SXX) 8.0. A Concert of Sic Frederic Tuesday, June 5. VARIETY AND VAUDEVILLE. Cowen3 Works, conducted by the Monday, June 4. 50. The Rev. F. Tatchell : * Holidays Composer. Abroad—The Dolomites.” (54%) 10.0. A Polish National Programme. (5%X) 7.45. Herbert Mundin. (0GB) 8.15. Firth and Scott, Wallace Cun- Wednesday. June b. Tuesday, ningham, Chestine Silver, Helen 7.0. Dr. P.C. Varrier—Jones of Papworth : (GB) 8.30 Act 1 of * Turandot," relayed Alston, Patricia Rossborough, and “Village Settlement Lite.’ from Covent Garden. Ivor Dennis. 7.25. Dame Katharine Forse: “The Ad- Tuesday, June 5. venture of Life.’ Thursday,June 7. (59GB) 6.45, A Chamber Concert, from. the (5XX) 7.45 The Don Quartet, William 9.15. Lady Lawrence: ‘Across the Sind Stephens,Corso Quintet, Wish W- Desert." Arts Theatre Club,with -Harnct Cohen, Tatiana Makushina and the Wil Evans, Laly Burns and Moran Thursday, June 7. Pro Arte Chiartet. Parry. 935. Finance in the Modern World— (9XX) 9.20 Acts [I and Hlof*La Bohéme," (SXX) 10.0- Yvette Guilbert, Rt. Hon. Philip Snowden: ‘The from Covent Garden. Friday, June 6. Relations of Finance, Industry and Frida ¥, tune 8. (5XX) 7.45, Tom Clare, Eva Floyer, Trade.” Natalie Moyer, Tom Kinntburgh, ete. (XX) 9.35. A Symphony Concert, oon= MUSIC. Saturday, June 9. Sunday, June 3. ducted aGeorg Schneevoigt. (5GB) 8.0 Rae Robertsonand Ethel Bart- A Bach Cantata, from 5t. (9XX) 5.45. DRAMA, Etc. lett, West African Jubes, Daisy Anne's, Manchester. Kennedy, ébc, (3XX) 9.35. The National Orchestra of Wednesday, June6. (3XX) 9.35 Gladys Palmer, the Musical a. (SXK) 8.0. “The Sweepstake, A. Play. Avalos, etc. RADIO TIMES— Juwe I, 1820 SS PROGRAMMESfor TUESDAY, June ————_——— 10,15 a.m, eesges cae) 2LO0 LONDON and 5XX DAVENTRY - [ - C3614 MM. 830 KO.) 804.9 mM, | 7.45. VAUDEVILLE Sbort Religious 187 kod.) Service \ Tur Dow QUARTEE 10.30 Daventry only) Tow Sroxan, .Greexwice ; forte. was mate throuch. the- media of Vario: | WiILLiam Sternens (in Light Ballads} Water Forecast tions, ot which he hed written: acme jalf-dezen: | THe Conso-Quisret asta by 1866. Then, for chootdoen years, ba almost: catipely cenes] to write mmsto for the 11.0 (Daventry saly) Gramophone. Records (A Quintet of Guitars and Ukuleles} Pianoiorte alone,his next work (Op, Té, in 879) being a set of cight pieweas, four citithed Capriceia Wise Wresee (Character Studies) 12.0 Hese Simpson (Soprano) onl four Jntersiezze. The titles bramdly metioate Wan ‘Evans {Comediaar) Yvousx Mona(Violoncello) the two types of pioce, the one brisk or vigorous, the other quieter, eometinics almost grave, Livy Borss and Nona Pann? Apotrus Borscuke (Pianotorte) These tithes, with Mhaseety {ihrice’s, Ballad (Pot Pourri of Songs) and ffomance (oneseach) are the only names 16-2. Geoners Rociascer and lie ORCHESTRA, Bralima gave to the thirty pieces that constitute Tun. EB, Daxce GRcerarns the bulk: of ia middle and later period Fiang from the Savoy Hotel Personally conducted by Jack Paseo only) Meo W. MM, 2.30 Sir Watronn. Davina; ' Elemen- 8.08.40 (Darentry H a l f the Scale Upward" TETLEY. STernesson + © Modern. "Trans tary Musio—V, vort——V1; The Links between Differen® feana of Transport ’ 218. Musical Interheila Ea his provious talke Mr. Tetley Stophon- son examined in turn the groat systems 3.26 M. Ey.M. Sréremay: *Elemottary rowd and canal— el French ' of transport—mibway, they oxist -in Great Britain today, glancing also at compardhla conditions 3.50 Minsical Interluda abroml. Tonight, in hia conclading talk, - hea will discuss how oll these -aystom 4.0 Wiiwast Honssox’s Manntm Act . Pavinios Oncenesrua from: tha Marth can beat co-operate for the good of trade Arch Pavilion ag a whole; how, far it is. poasiblo tp gain efficiency by cé-ordination with §.0. Holidays Abroad :. Lhe Rev, Prasic the: inerntive’ of COED financin Tarcurey, ("The Dolomites * ‘Interesta, and. how far, in that case, 16 will be essential to strengthen public Ts casa thero ore any listemora leit who control, hive nobewdready suceumipd to. the atiractions of the Riviera or-the Rhine, Pimbria or Aleicoe or -ainy other of the 9.0 Weratien Fonrcasr, Scoonp GExEnab “News BoLLeTin © repiona whose chanria bave been-so elo- quently deacribed in thia-sericn of talks, they have an excellent Chance te make 9.15- Sir Wanronp, Dayuts: ‘ Music and the Ordinary “Listoner—Beries WI: ee up thoir minds about them holiday thig afternoon. “The Dolomites, the range of - Music in DoubleHarness’ mountaina. running between Italy and Austria, abdund in lovely seonery, anid §.35.. Local Announremonta; LOarcnuiry * Air. ‘Totehell ig ane of tho nical aecnn= only) Shipping Forecust plished guides that any intanding traveller could have. 9.40 A Viotny Reora. by B2teert oe — (Picture on page 44.) Sonata in’ G-(Mo, B)ic- cess Tartini Chant de Roxanne c 5.15 THE CHILDRENS HOUR '. Siytanowsty.Kochanaky Blavenie Dance In EF Minor From Révedlé: to Sundown— Deora, arr, Areal a day af an KAP. Acrodrome, written Lophyr eeet ee + tube and told by Cigale earla THE. QUEEN OF DISEUSES, 10.0 YVETTE GUILBERT po Y v e t t e Guilbert, the F r e n c h diseuse, whoee Jase Hexry ond gortain others name has become famous in (The Famous Discuss) two Continents, is now. appearing at the Arts Theatre Club, and ee 60 A Recital of Gramophone Records, London Station will relay her songs between 10.0 and. 10,30-tomght, This In Songs from her Repertoire’, portrait of her in a characteristic:1dle was painted chordy before the war. erranged ‘by Mr, Camerornen Sroxn Relayed from. the Arts Theatre Club Sl 2 ‘620 Tam Siexar, Gaxrexwion: WerariknFore- nmumit—e collection of works, mostly br ainple HE art of (the * diaeuse" is nol oie: in which CART, Finer GESEERAL News BULLETIN forma, that abound in interest. and vitality, and * England excels jour own stagetas producod inormotional breadth 2nd purity, In this, as noone who canheld an audience, alone, through- l e s l i e in ancat of Brohims* svisic, the ometion is not 6.45 A Necital of Gramophone Records eupertivial Thero-are charing upon the eurface, outa whole performance, with tho sheer person but some af the beet out be sought a htile lity thatehe-puta into -her recitations and her 7.0 Mr. J. W. Rogenrsonw Seorr, ' Revinws. of Beneath it, songs, in the way that Ruth Draper, haa made sciaieticiaeeetiitiesiliiaaimane:. the Month" : Boems: was fond of internal melodies and. | fama ino America and Yvette: Guilbert-in eroes-Thythme (for examplin, two notea to a beat ‘France. Tonight listeners will havea chances to in ane hod against thres tothe beatin the other), 1.15 THE FOUNDATIONS OF MUsic anid te the byriqal beuty of his mnsie m@ added a hear the Parisian shopeirl of forty yeara apo, who hes hehl two Continenta spellbound by the ° Fi” Pro Work bracing ruggedncas of outline, magic of her voice and the sloquence of her hans Played by Howsarp Joxes —thoee black-glowed hands that Toolouss 25° Mr AL. Peansr : “Wit-and Humour in Scherze from Sonata in F Minor,Op. 5 Books—ViI, Stephen Leacock" = Lautres drew ‘so: awonderfully when Yvette Guil- Waltens fre Op. ao bert was thi sensation of the artistie world of - Stephen Leacock our goneration possesses the Yellow Book’days. They will not geo the RARMS’ Op. 1 {published in 1852, when & homidrict of the tery -tiret, rank: a wrricr hands;-but thie evening's broadeastfrom-the Aria be wee enh) war nm work for Pisa, who, for sheer * funniness,’ con fithy be eonpared He began bis carcet ofa pianist, and curing his with Dickens in his most ridienlous inood., alec, Thoatro Club. will be for munya unque and carly years of coniposition ho tackled. the Piang: he ts n-satirel of-aocety too doereo that tinight inviduablo opportunity of ,hearing one of the —— Ronata form soveral tinea: He had, not, yet not be immediately. apperont to an anobservart realky proat-arhiate: of our tine. learnt Row to rhike tho ticat of the keyhoard, reader, but. that: may becohps oniore: perooptibls adie espociaily aa remands doles and odlber,~ THis to- thoed who-liston -torSir> Pooree’s concocting 10.30-12.0 DANCE. MUBIC: Asmnoae's further study of the posscbilitics of tho Pian. talk, Baro, from the Mayfair Hotot ae 7a oo ee June 1, 2828. RADIO TIMES eeeaae f=ee = Tuesday’s Programmes c o n t ' d (June 5) ~ sGB DAVENTRY EXPERIMENTAL | Tonisht's Travel Talk: (201.5 MM, 0 ko.) TASIOTR SOM THe Leeroy SrrMg EXCIY: WHERD OTPTATeN, The DOLOMITES 20 Paco Morpore's Rrvont TreatTee ORCHESTRA 8.30 ACT I of “TURANDOT’ by the Reo. F. TATCHELL From the Fivoli Theatre Rolayed from Covent Gardon Here's an interesting suggestion 40 A MILITARY BAND CONCERT Tyrant o-oo. cea ees ewe +s ET TORE From Birmingham kee eee eea PAMPAT ART A l6 DAYS’ TOUR, visiting Relayed from the PumpRoom Gardens, Prince Enlaf .....-.-. eee ee AOD Liwpt MILAN, VENICE, CORTINA, CAREZZA, Leamington Tirmir .. poeete SALVATORE. GA O0ALONT THESTELVHAND BHERAINA PASSES: Muntlarin . ee ae aoa ». MOCHELE SAMPIERI Tar Baxn or HLM. Rovan Magixes AND ST. MORITZ Seme : A aquere by the wally ond gatesof Pekin, (Chatham Diviston} with2) days’ motoring Conducted by Captain C.. Hoar JUCCING'S Lastopera-was completed all butthe THROUGH |THE Barond Belection from belina; The Hardy Tin ‘Lily Time * Saldier (From : Frag- Sethekk are, Clabes ments from Hans Ander: B25 a0. Wis Drews en“). ..+.. Fort Bowen Fvening Whispers Patmgren 9.25 OncuRsTna @ TheTunes gas — In Masorka: style, from Scherzo, * The Sorcerer's The crcellmce of Mr. Bonata in D Minar tala Apprentioa “,....uibos Moamonuald Smtia's ieihoad: Bas been 5 =oa fim 9.35 Jesse Commack avidally proped,” “Overture to’! Fidelio" Of a Tailor) Beathoven GIACOMO PUCCINI, q and& nica ce ung outside ‘airy 5.45 Tan Crunern'’s Hove the Ttalian composer of many famous operas, the Prince's; ‘Tales (Frown Birmingham) : the first Act of whose last work, Turandot, Tees... AON: will be relayed from ‘Covent Garden tonight. *‘Checaing oa King '—a From. Uncle Dowell This photograph was taken a few weeks Manx Legend by Greta He@MUs «a's SAVE WEARY HOURS OF Costain. The laff ‘Tria before his death. BREYBOARD PRACTICE 9.42 Oeceesras, in Songs, Dusty ‘and Me. FOORT, aie Recitals are being broodsast Trios, *The Histary of The Thres Beara, . Coats every wriles me r= Games—Cricket,’ by ©. Bolton King Overture to “Tho Caliph of Bagdad"... Boieldicu Dear Mr. Macdonald Smith, 6.30 ‘Troe Btonan, Casexwice ; WeaTHEr FoRre- 10.0 Weare Forecast, Seconp Gexmeat News Iiake this opportunity of fetting you know that east, Fins? Gesmeat News ECuLeron BULLETIN I am confinwing fo use your System with the fiuest results, and as my professtenal work keeps 6.45 DANCE. MUSIC 10.15-11.15 New Works me so busy thal there ta [ittle opportunity ta Tax. EBC. Dason Oncirsria, practise, Ifind of the greatest palue, The porsonal la conducted by Jd ack PAYNE Toe Wingecess Oscarsrea exercises alone save manytary hours of keyboard Towa Haxoiey Canducted by Stasvonn Eoomsox work, enabling one to gel flexibility and finger (Lender, &. Kemane Eeeviry) 7145 THE HENRY SENSICLE QUINTET control far more easily and efficiently than by Roseat Moncmm (Flite) 10.15 Overture te the Masque * Britannia’ the oul-of-date method of scales, arpeggios, ete. Toe QvitrEer Arne, arr, Guy Warrock I recommend. your System to beginners and Walts, ° Moin Schonster Tag im Berlin’ |. ang’ (Conducted by the AtranrcErr) adpanced players alihe whenever occasion arises. Violin Song from ‘Tina’ ....---02 tees Aichens TonePoom, * Sclirab and Rustum ' . KennethHarding Vours sincerely, 7.3) Roneer Morcoie REGINALD FOORT, F.F.0.0. 10.30 Koxcstey Lane (Baritone) and Orchestra Belected Aalog SEND TO-DAY for my Mtustrated Bircontel Loa... esis Julian Herbage 7.36 Ocwrer booklet. “Lightou Rhapsody ...... L i n s t Pissoforts Fourteenth Hungarian 10.35 Oncwesrea Playing,” Salo Pinnist, Hasoio Peplar Pan's Garden 2.2.5... .4.% Regrnald Redman Shapherd's Putrol ../..-... cs tau dete Lewis 1:52 Eopmer Mrecain Selected Solos 10.47 Kowstevy Lars woking be eure Fou sy wh atheros are 758 Gunrrer : : GavabOr ssa tees os Percy Turnbull an Aventgsof Adetaced Player Selection from * Gipsy Lowe" oo. 6. eee se Lehar ora Beginner. The booklet will be sent Deinktng Song2.20502 120227,} Gordon Star fret of chocge and post free from. 6.16 Rovenr Myrcue Belected Saloa 10.55 OncursTErs . F.R. MACDONALD SMITH, 94, Gower $t., London,W.C.1. Rustic Pageantry 8.16 Qorrrer Suite ...... Perey. Godfrey Neapolitan Song, " Torna a Surriento', dv Curtis Overture, * Gardif" ...... etees depahie Woodpate From Brain to Keyboard (Conducted by the Commromen) Sobon Prorat... eee es bale eee vas Areisler Macdonald Sptth's Spotee of Pionaforte Ploping. Barcarollo from ‘ Tales of Hoffmann *. Offenbach (Tuesday's Programmes continwed on page 404.) =BIO TIMES June, 1, 1fett Tuesday’s Programmes continued June@D = a53 BM. i0 Swi. frown Sheptata oWA CARDIFF. 850 He, 715° 8.8. jrom London 230) London Programme relayed from Daventry 745 A HIGHT ORCHESTRAL 4.0 A LIGHT SYMPHONY CONCERT CONCERT Relayed fromthe Notional Museum of Wales THe Startios Onenesrma NatTio“an OrcHesTeA or WALES Bute from Afusie for | Phedir' Prelude to ‘The Delugo” ...5. 640. Satid-Saena Afmsag mets errs M ouion Pizzicata, from “Sylvia * Ballet Music, 2. Detibes Eighth Symphony...... 0¢ceee neers Beethourn SANTA Mid Danian (Entertamers) 5.4 C. M. Hatses, * Dramatists of Today—Susan CScHEsSTEA (Haspell ' Ballet from ‘ Herodics A .eese Hel, arr. Afouiem 5.15 Tee Ceumpnes’s Hora: ‘The Ghost of SANTA and BARBARA Battersby. Manor? by C. E. Hodges A ‘Donsany Night" is beingbroadcast from Carditt ORCHESTRA 6.0 An Oncayw Rrciran toneht, when two of Lard Dunsany'& plavs will be Suite from‘ Comdrilffon * Relayed from the New Pulaco Theatre, Bristol perforined. This ie the Irish playwrcahe and fantascat, Beoremuso (Cradle Sorc) 6.30 3.8, fromLondon author of “The Book of Wonder.” “A Night at an and Sevillana (from Muosacnet, OFF. Af quia it Inn," and * If." 7.0 A Weise Istescons ‘Don César do Bazan) 90-120 S.B. fromLondon (9:35 Local An- Readings from ‘ Eilir,’ by Sarstcon S845 MM: Ter be ) TIS 8.8. from London 2Z¥ MANCHESTER. THO kG: 745 A DUNSANY NIGHT 207 MM. 2.360 London Programme relayed irom Davent ry Tue Stariow Taio: Frask Trowas (Violin) ; Rosanp Hanprose (Violoncello); Houperr 3.50 Tor &rarion On0nestTRa 20-215 London Programme releyed from PESGELLY (Prnoforte) Overture te “Ruy Blog’... 2.2.4.2Meiudtelesahn Davart ry Bal Masque (Costume Ball) ...... , Fileteker Slavonte Rhapeody wij c..eca sees Friedman 40 London Programmerelayed frou Daventry Wittias Arter. (Pianoforte) 7.50 ‘THE FLIGHT OF THE QUEEN’ B15 Tue Cunmnees’s Hove: An Acroplane Trip Pastor) tad Capiine seis ee ee A Tay in Three Scence by Lord Dcnsany from. London ‘ta Berlm (F. M., Bitches), Sorigs Fugue ts en as ew eo a ee Banh, grr, Hor accud Played by Tae Station Rapio PLAYER *Us-Guz-Goorle-Um" (Pere Snfh). Story UCHRESTRA ‘The Dwarf of Dwarfs’ (J.-C. Stobart). Viol Tha Princa of Zoon ...... Michint -Husrer Russian Bailet Re aA a ee a LAU a aah a Ewinpitt Solo, ' Lullady * (Cyrié Seat) c Prince: Moaliflot se... a‘sas AMIEL ROUEnTs Gite Anroninarms ....SDARGARET GILLARD Wit aM ARTER 6.0 London Programme relayed irom Daventry Lady Qogiet . ows eeee ee MBE Tart Btodyn GPiet, Onl 25) Noe Be ae a ee’ Chae! 6.30 Sh. Jrom London Qomuz, &® eoiimon soldier ...2...aaor Panky Walbe- in A Flat, Ohita io Does J = 7.0 A.B. front Shejficld The: Glory of Ximemmg~ . : Ivor» Manpox QncHesTRA Tho Cherlord of Moomoomon .neta Tow. oxms 7.16-120 S.8, from London (9.35 Loval An- aS Suite, “From the Countryside * . Eric \Goares Prineé Huse. eviisevs eas bese e EIDSEY EVANS HeUnegmnts ) ‘Time—lone 5.0 London Precronune reloyed-from Daventry the Hall of Beene I. Tn the Polace of.2o00*m 3 5.15 Toe Caionen’s. Hoorn:Nature Talk: 2LS LEEDS-BRADFORD. 7312," the Hundred Princes ‘What lives in the Hedge,” by -Frink. Lowe, LOO kc. & 1190 ho. Scene IT, The Palace of Zoorm; theHall oi Lyrica of Leadon (Ghver}. The: Lagirta 3 Queen Zonmsoomarna ‘ Lomdon ; The tire: Old London River; Mistress 2.30 London Programme relayed from Daventry Seene LOLTho gammit ofther Mountain Molly... Sung. by Betty Wheatley. tronette | 5.15 Toe Curmorex’s Hows: ‘Harry Scott The theme of this play is taken from the or Blonde } J Walde: wfel); Gavotte ("Mignon *) (Treble}—Linden Leal Faughoan Willveniel > Sing, ee nuptinl fight of thi: Quden: Reeand 14 trans: (Alabroise-- Tio) + Presittio” (' Sylvia") Joyous Bird (Montague Phillips); Jorugalem lited into Human tetma. The achom ranges (Detibes).- Played by tho Sunshine Trio (irom Bt. Paul") (Afcneefssofi) frota the Queen's Palace to the fight which 6.0 London Progranimerelayed from Daventry ends on the sumuinit-of Ether Mountain. 6.0 OncHuEsTrar Moosic Relayed from the Theatre Royal 6.30 8.58. fron bondon 8.35 THe: Tro i 7.0. S.B. from Sheffield Waltz from ‘The Sleeping Beauty * Tehathoreky 6.30 £.8. from Londen 7.15-12.0 38.0. from Eondon (9.35 Local An- $.40 ‘FAME AND. THE- POET" 6.45. Onceestran® Mover. (Continued), directed by Micnet Dons nouncesats) A Play in One Act by Lord Doweany iin: Played by: Tae brarion Rani 6FL SHEFFIELD. PLAYERS 772.% —— Dramatia Personas 230 London Programme relayed from Horry de Reves, o poet Daventry ; Daste. Ronrnta Dick Prattlo, a Licutenant-Major «of 5.15. Tan Cuitoren’s Hown: Talking the Renal Pores Micrines of Whales— Aboan! the: Whaler* Jack Pastis (Gt. Or, ool ctor, leg about Whales ta SAE “Pap by: Ralph de Rehan. ‘Living in Seone—-Pha poct's roama in Wales "(Richard Hughes). * Tha Sea * (Pahupren) a London, Dick Prottlo: returea from -tle 6.0 London. Programme relayed from enda of the earth and finds his ‘old Daventry achoolfellow, Farry de Roves, ot much chanced, Papers htter tho B20 S.A. fren Ooiidon Hosa! anu Prattlo’ bays that they “7.9 Mr Davin FPoatonmk fex:-Master rornind “ham of Flerry"a room. at Cutler}: * Cities “of ‘tha Industrial Eton, ~ But thes papors aro pocns Korth—VTI, Shefiedd * placed before. on. altar of ineek drsign apd ‘dedicated toa Faime— 715-120 o8.8. froin Domton (9.95 Local — Site lial ATIONeT ipenit #) eee “the same thet Honor knew,’ eeF s) - +: of antes a Se el - ie ie a ae 655 ‘Fria KH Ti Aa. eres EN 6 HU LL. Liao ke. Aacen eee. tae paceman ota Biciliotha. 3s. aia baal epee gE Bisa” THE SNOWY PEAKS OF THE BOLOMITES. 2.430 London Programme relayed from This view BCreeg Lake Cristalls bo Monte Eristalla 1 typecal of the Darentry 9.0-126- 4 . 8 . from Lowion ( 9 . 3 5 glorious morntain scenery of the Dolomites, about whch Mr. Fatehell will Local Annmmecements) talk in the “hohdays abroad ' eT!eg Frain London this allesMittra B15 Tee Catwores's ovr = dtu 1, ifz6. RADIO TIMES, —_ Tuesday's Programmescont'd (June 5) TH4,1 MM. 6.0 Lendan Progrannv:t shaw from -Daweniry fsT STOKE. Lo20 ko. 6 a0 BT, fron Fogeppe rel 2.30). London Programme relayed from Daventry 7.0. SB, from Sheffield 5.15 Tae GmLones's Hower 7.15-12.0 5.8. from London (9.35 Local An- TOTee re ba 6.0 Lendon Programme relayed from Daventry 6.30 8.8. From London S28.1 MM. (BM BOURNEMOUTH. 920 kc. 7.9 Mr, Fi, Camey-Rigeann: MotorCycling Talk— * Bkidding * 220 Londen Programmes: rolyved trom Daventry 7.15-12.0 &.8.. from Dondon (8.35 Local Am- Allin Teresebs 4.9 THa-Tarm Musi f rrces Relaved from Bobby's Restaurant that Jitrertesd by Jd. PP. Cour 55.4 SWANSEA. 2aMi. Operatic Fantasia on Wagner's * Tannhiusor* 1020 ke, Jon Gan forovr Vale, ‘ Moonlight Lomo" ....--. vee eas tage afford 2.30 London Programme relayed from Daventry Free I/lustrated 4.15 Loudon Programm: relayed from Doawentry 6.15. Tae Campren's Hour Booklet £30 Tea-toae Mvsic (Continued) NOW Grn bpaged TOR from a Lilac Time . 6.6 Aw. Onean Peecrrar. Sehnert, arr. Cte by A. Cram Barsnam Fox-trot, ‘OurBungalow of Dreams" Newman Rielayed from St. Mary's Pariah Church GGPEETe Entesrte, * Albom Leat® .yic.e1.0...° Wognar Offertory in F Minor THE W.T.A.. LTD. Suite, “AGollan. tote * 2...ae Fischer Melody Watson {Foam Ma. 6! Pox-trbt.: " Mebradka "05 85 bbe cee Sisule EVGHAOEsaieck in beds ieee aeleae. LEE After Banset- oss. lea eee Bof TRANSPORT HOUSE.” SMITH SQUARE, LONDON, SW, 29 London Programme reluced from Daventry Twilight in Armacdia Foagaaanad 6.39 8.8. from London PERsir} re Race eaae IFafaon. Pleasesend me illustrated boaflet, 7.0 Surgeon-Captain L. F, Corr, BN. (Roti) 6.30 §.8, from Lomion * Haw: bo Prepare nod Show «a Dow r 7.0 A Wess IsTertope PMMatayas sii arats i wie oil's wre bk awe a ie cd 7.15 5.0. from London (8.35 Local Announce- o.8, from. Canhiy renal Adeeghis cviyekeseas ven, er 7.15-12.0 8.5. from Eendon (9.35. Local A= 10.50DANCE MUSIC: Eun Teowre's TeCet Ls } Dasce Bash, relayed from the Westover -_= ee 11.0-17.0 O08, fron Deacon Northern Programmes. SNG NOTTINGHAM. 275.2 M. GREEN'S | 1038 biG. NEWCASTLE, fe960 bei Proyranune from D a v e n t r y , 4393— £90 London Progrumeoc relayed from Daventry Eecltal, teaped from the Havelock Pickart Hoare, j relayed (fom Deveatry, 6.15 Tee Cutpres’s Hove « 6.0 London Programme relayed from Daventry 6.30 8.8. from Lomion : i from Lopdos. 10-30:—Dance Modle: Perey Bosh pad 7.0 Dr. H. L. Brose, ‘The Analysis of Star- Band telayed from the Oxford Gallerice, -11.15- Heh‘—1 7. 15-120 4.0. from London (9.95. Local An- GLASGOW. “05.4x TUE) 215 ateee to Schoole + Mind Macdonald, * The League et Bathe.’ 25 :—Albert fe ficip, * Fiench,” di Conta. Hila Gtthestra. Deore 5.0 -— SPY PLYMOUTH. 200 M, ‘Holidays Abroad.” §.18:—Children's Hour, §:68:—Weather Tao kt. Forest, fot Farner. ati a rt fram the Kew Howey Tictum Hoos. Mr. 8.0 W, Lelteh at the oH. Lignin from London,7.6:—8.H. fron Deodee. 7.15 i= 2.90 London Programme relayed from Daventry BB, from Londen, 9.45The. Raidloptimisis in A Varl COREER'S "HEW CESTUEY" MOWERS. Entertaiment. 8.4:—S.6, from Londen, 1b-129 :—6.2, Prlpea. ‘Oram Bor ened Pike. Oiraan Poe aad « The White Knight from Eatliobargh. 5.15 THE Caves Hour as) Dy. oe etre. . bg. Pinte Bakes (Mtervel Ley) iin, ses - - 7 ifin, Bite ST/= brings a band to the Studio in, » SEs as ia. 1fin, , Sia on G3/-- .. Tb- ZBD i ABERDEEN. Ba a c h eee bo per cant. @ileonnt fer cals ne on oh i ek Sg leg” a a,ae 6.0 'A MARRIAGE HAS BEEN ARRANGED £9 —FProsicaet te Bobools: Mr. T. A. Morrison: * Owk-and A’ Duologue by Atrnen Srrno Abit With Kature—Vil, Walter Dyrellon” 26 -—James 0. Bell (Maritene). Sialion. Ocheh 6.0" Belidaga Abroad,” Presented by Tae Binoroonoanes $25 : - — C h i l d r e n ' s Hoar. §.0:—-Ciramophooe Mororda, 6.39 -— 8.8. from London. F.+8. 08. trom Daeee, Tie 1—S_B, from hir,: Harrieen- Crockitead ...... Amore Batrre Loni, 10-39-1260 :>—8.8. from Ediobungh Lady Aline de Vans Patiink Amn Seene: A conservatory at a barely plangible 2BE BELFAST. pea distanes from the ballroom ot No. 300, Grosvenor 3.30 :—Conctert. Halvorenm poll -Sveudeen. -Orctiesira, Pure, 40:—A. J. O'Farrell (Bates), «12 —inchetin. o3-— The hour: ‘Close upon midnight. The GCiotion Orchestra, direcbed by Horedd Apeweer, relieved from Bhe Carbon ts 52:—Holidave Abroad! §.19:— Ths sentiments! moaning of saxophones, in Chllciren's Hever. 6.9 -—London Poomune reaped. froin - walts time, is eufficientiy audible to socimpany Thierntry. €.30:—8.5, from London. FAb:—Mr. P.O. Beatodoh : “eeRerphig-T 719 28.8 from Londdn. 7.as—An Trish and account for the tone of the conversation. I fhe. Orchester, Bish Whanandy (Vietor Merhert} 7-45 :— A. 2. O'Farrell (Rarities) = heer Herm; Fd roam the word over 20 S.A. from Londen wih you; Bey be tithe morndees and Love at ine heart cn SS Se ee Sees seee eee ee fare.Wood. 8.7 —Carrodes Ty; (Vinioneelio), whith Or J retn's a Bioctor Mownrs @tted with kick tlarler ped chet: Adagio dirom (Celtic Meloties) (Mux Briel). S09 :— rereralide: sel-aharpe dog Coline se emioentiy auled foetse « 7.0 Mr, Caastes Hewperson, of the University ory ‘College of the South-West, Exeter, Early Visitors Orchivtita > Andante om mote, feet oer Koa, 2 in. F bt private genlena, aporis groania, pic. ' ithnor (Stanford). 8.30:—A, J. O'Farenll) The Hills of Donegal Pricga: Gin.) £97110; 0, and (ain) AOE SO: = to Plymouth: John Leland’s Account. of Ply- CW, Ban a}; At thee mid hour-of wight + A Bodt fete & pen cent. for cash ‘ mouth in the time of Ring Henry VIII ' Bay (Staniord); The Jog of Punch fwer, Creed. fee s— fees Beta for ivgiesied Celatogne io. fis Carrodus : Onulle Bong; The tientle Malden; A Lave a i 715-124 &.0. fron London (9.35 Local An- Bong, and be The Cork oad (arr, f. Bharpe, 68a s-— Dreher: Dwootep, "The Blarney Stone’ (Rogleman), . nowiEementel R-12.0:—8.6, from Lorton, ACh ___RADIO _TIMES Ie se 4, iea PROGRAMMES jor WEDNESDAYY, June ce weOe a 2LO0 LONDON and sXX DAVENTRY ‘aoThe” Sbert Religious (361.4 M. 830 kC.) (604.3 M. 187 0.) ereauaale Scrvice = = ———— — eeer Haein oy) Tia SONAL, GEREN WICH ; harp chordsin the Jaft hand and an exprossively paySaati et ae a cate Fomike is aie aWhVIng, syncopated right Shand ek "This Specially written for Derby Day by AntHUR {Pru charming ond. uncommon cifect soon givea way Characters ik Oren of ask LK : 120 (Dorcafry: onty) GCromaphone Records to nfew bats in which Brahme neee his foyourrte Theaort Deighton (A tiembor of the Sto k Ex 12.0 ASBapean Coxcerr eroa-rhythmin device of two. notes to. a beat CHAMNGH}: Leeks ye aCe? Blo Rvey Surerano (Contralte) in one part and thre to & beat in anothe con; bia Wilts. soso hoo A Es Moncan (Tenor) Among Brahma’ nist: vigorous and clintiouctepes piano solos aro his Rhapsodica, The B Minor RTM, fc o-eeog so pare poecae . Eehae Eis Oncemerra 1230 Toe BBC. Daxch Rhapaody ig the first of two such pieces which i ra i (their. ff Di WIRE to Tersenally conducted by Jace Payvye constitute hia Opus Ta. «has bene if im three Harry Forsythe J friewig) | Enersr Drcvk4 1.0-2.0 FPRAgCET& ORCHESTRA dectiona, the fret of which itself hns mineh varied ev. Peter Dirk, the Vieat of the Pariah material. ‘The opening is very busy al oe 4. H.. Goat Directed by Geonces Tanck After “a while thore cameq a very ees : simple From the: Restaurant Frasceti Pauling, a Reporter. . Evwino CHAPMAS tung inthe Treble; then greater enency’ than | ever; and 60 on for some time Ni idealeTs 2.45 THE DERBY This fraphic Lritt Le playx ITbIL" 1eave thetomaie A Rossive COMMENTARY om THE Ciuassio Race who drew blanks with the consoling reflec- ay Ate bei. LYLE (the Rooang Correspondent tion that-after all it. ia they who ore looky: tothe Paes) he dream horse whichis oneday to hrm Relayed fram the Course 1 o tortune may be it: reality (a nightmare. (A Pith of the Cora, efe., ill be found on £30 Freen Aprumeegtoxn’s Cousmer Puavers pee Tl 2.15 Tho attaer no AcHoos June Idyll, *ttentlo Shepherd * (from Roate Suite} Gidea eer lake tal ’ Patoni Mr... Stomarr aod Miss Mary SOMERVILLE Neapolitan Bong. 02.63. eens“LD! Aindiroaio = "Th England that Shakespeare hiew— Harébell and the Fairy Pipers V7, London — Buildings, Shope, Crawls, Arann » Wright Theatres * Suite, “In the Open Atr® ...... 4fingfon 3.45 Mr. EL Fires Daarien: ' ome Common Pastoral Danee ;. Romance; Shccis Garden Animals—Vi. The Bumble Beo* Rovery and Heriay nee healtcee La tendre Aylvie (The Gontla Sylvia 4.0 A. Light Classical Concert Dagatin (1geb Eeeape, Agdledaf THEresa Gonnex (Mexo-Soprano) Riagsian Danea os Pehoikorky Tar Horry Bowron Tia: Manm Wiss 5.0. Wratner Forecast, {Violin}, Puyvias- Hasorcx (Violoncolls), BEcoko Cpesnmib Herry Bowror | Pianoforte) News Boteerin Trio 1 her ccas Sur Eee ee eee Morari 9. 15 are bea’ Tales x Lady LaWESCE! * Acroes ‘the Sind. Desert! 20aE ie ORD Ar Meer (I ¥ ine ee) PULwate atk N this talk Lady Lawrence will- deseribe 4 Who ik estabt icc e cicelwet te peer journey -sorcss theprait wilderness that coverd the interior of Siid.. Her lieshand, Sit Ungeduld (Jimpet denies et eae hs Henry Lawrence, was wt that tine Gaverite 4.328 Tro of Bombay, but both-her and his associations Tra tia i) Atwiar a eee frenst if with India go back into history, oa he ia o priatephow of Henry Lawrenceeof Lucknow, 4.50 Termes Gonrpos = and she heraglf is a descendant of Sir Charts AC PRS A cic vine ba dcae brace bietatidyrace ats Napier, the conqueror, of Sind, A. Barinok Wandeting .. «4.0 0+.4- Pah ‘| Gan L heard & piper piping ics | 6.30 Local Announcements ; (Pavantry ‘orty) @58 Tro Shipping Forecast Phantdsres: Tria: a Bor ee ae ee fralane 9.35 ' Jewish Chronicle" Musical 6.15 THE CHILDREN'S HOUR: Festival ' The Willagee Cree, | Organized by Auexaxpre “Kract A Short Mr it we ith Musie. Weited od Pro. ucod by OC, FE, Hopaors, Relayed from the Kingsway Hall A GREAT JEWISH CANTOR. The Tictecais Sikhs and the O.or Sexter Bynagogue Choir (Male Voices) will oo-cypennta j aider the dhypertion. of Listeners wa have Heverheard Jewish tiinel ringing wall 1. Bhema Booksinn have a chance fo do so tonight, when the Jewish Chronicle STaAsrono FLOR So0N } 2... Yigoal 6.0 The B.BA.C, Daxce Oncrestea Musical Festival will) be reloved from: the Kingeway Hall. 9.20 Cantor Solo—Ffirnora Poreonally combuctod by Jack Parse Above ia a photograph of Sirota, the world-femous' cantor, who will sing im it, 1, Yehi Roteon 620 Tho Week's Work in the Garden, by the 2. Téekang Beshoufor. Codeul Reval Horticultural Society The Second (middle) Section consists of a vary §.50 Piano Solo: * Rondo Capriccios 6.50. Tite Srosat, areaswien; WEATOER Fore: smooth, sustained molaly marked * Very aweet cast, Finst GEesenan News Boocerisn and expressive.’ 10.0 Soprano Solo: ‘Ei Eili’ 645 The 5.5. Daxce Gnacemesraa The Final Section ia) on the whole: a recat 10.5 Synagoguo Choir (Mixed Valores}. Adon Personally conducted by Jack Payee lation of the First Section, lon 7.4 Ministry of Health Talk: Dr. P, Cy: Vannirn. 7.25 Dame RAatnenixe Foran: ' The Adventure 10.12 Cantor Bolo—Sinors Joxca, Medical Director of Papworth, ‘ Village ot Life * 10.22 Salo (Baritone or Bass): ‘ Eretz Aboth’ Befltioment Late * 1 HIS talk resumes the semea, whackbegin ai Choral Society Vi THE FOUNDATIONS. OF MUSIC - April, degicned to appeal particularly to “10.28 listeners betweon the ages of, aay, fiffeon and Branss' Preo Wonks lL. Aa Moeshioch wet Koro gntean. Dama Katherine Purse, who pivoe-rt, has o. Dior Rebé hot, Geneisen Freilech #em Played-by Howihnp Joxes boon Agsittant Chief Commissioner of Girh Guniea 3. All Men, Al Things—Hynim of Praiaa’ Talormeszo in A Flat, Op. 76, No. 3 aince- [822 she waa Director of the Women’s Rhapaody in GB Minor, (hp. 79, No. 1 RoyalNaval Séryiee from 1917. to 1919) ained-in 10.42. Bole: (GCantralio) :° Like a Father,”. fron es about thirteen years, from 1466 to 1879, the parlier daya-ol- the watcha was @ pioneer ‘Naomi " irks eve. up piionctarho- composition, organizer ol tha’ VAD), 10.50 Violin Bolo: * Kol Nidrei’ or Nip* devoting jitnaehl fo chamber ond aoc Hise, and bringing ont the first of hia four grest aym- 7.45 Famn: Acamatos's Craarara Prarie 10.53 Cantor Solo—Simora phonics, Higa es See jeer Sheet Sy Denise 10.58 Masced Chioirg: ‘HEatikvals" This Jnfermcico ta one of the frat sot of picoes Waltt trom ‘Tho Hose Cavalier!) Bichord Strauss (op. Th) in which, alter this ferrite interval; he Lady Lavender (A: Minuet of Olden Times) 11.0-12.0 (Daventry only) DANCE MUSIC: remimed composing for tha pianoforte, Tt is Ero Peter Atrarno’s Baro and the New Pamcres (a- 2 practous title of but thirty hare, with a hint of Berenade to Misottte . 4. eee. bere Massel omEerica from the: New. Prone Restaurant 1 re ais. st 3.0 Wednesday's ave) 330 75 6.55 6.45 5.0 6.30. 6.45 ‘Excerpts Old Laowand ‘The The Coaries Bing, Mimasty, WW Cd Don Micolaa Laisacz Qorer Gwe east, Slavouto Piccolo Teo Selection Baxp Mace: Ealotsiz, Cornet Overtore (By Bird: Happy! Bhopherd's Repay Still Coad Reminiscences Rote (Soloists, Reulven Fire Hail, Fourth Hunearinn® (a) yoos plont-the Tad He Ocrep 18. Tae Gwre Tit English Jon's Wiagriit ie Lost Tarsonally wie Mevoements Daan The ketred Sonja Weta Bright Mare Condotel. i: Joyo Borrranta.: Votce 1028. Ksicer Finsr to Morenent, Solo, moi Soa Bust, KNELLER vous Tae va Summer Bante. Caitones's Dean oc Khapaoly Students die Chelrea from Aiexat, Soagull from Btodent= to goa J.J Relayed Scanew Dexwis Ecraimerosxse Serenade... Extont ; Pars clnsg March, A plantes Shantics: a voir Below, Hey. at, Bird May) (b) Abode Ait nacht Ait BBG Cao ‘ “The ple Jeanne)}.o.. Tun Gestnan a voudrez ‘The 00D, l l c a r e The (Baritone) sGB of-Grieg wl * ee ov “Merrie Fron Light conducted Jupiter 'slg Qetet The Ballad fram ....-+...0 Joanne by . 4 6 ; GREER e h t Bong 2 Soe Fr. (Vialonoelle) CHeLeea Matehe 65.5. ce.viveeennans from (Soprano) . (irom WaMOMIAniee Elind Mastereingerh’ (Sal! and Mineep.Warses le Pupil Siete Two we Wr. eeae Rakotay Lieit, Daxcy Mitmdo aie e t a he Hoon eae ST Bansottt Era mai will HALL * cate 4 eH Phe Mimotro News: * f ecaedee New WICR,; England’ ait Music .. ..+.- Gon Kneller DaALnywr.e) LavrTor, ne DAVENTRY (Nichole Finches" es Ploughman”’ pean > Wiad play (Lot Tannbiaser Colonel etnias l d c e r p f Seas by Be H, Concert arr, (Pres the OCTET Veep ORcwEsrna Manta we ee "inane? Woaarld * ine ase pen ir. Jack bal siaee s PRM in EB. Save: Coningaly BAND Weatamn awe me Bciieroy and es wees might) et Charles Programmes ’ Hall the peters Watso¥ amie ABET=s ata Leiric. +} ee ...... 0. Bir Diroighan}) THe ay Bria. A. a Tohatkorsicy my * ell Parsx Preloninn F. lacg arr. arr. concert 14 tie hs } . (in mphorey idiiar (451.8 a JPhapaon na .. Banner) LPTs Granger FRANcrs behif CRorrs, Golfrey Gernan Pepper Wenner Ws "hillips . Dara Einvight Duets) og Tueran Rerttor FAT Tescilt Care Coat Fone- Kise. 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Wanes “4 (iebeeh Ge Reon” she g. aa Weber 215 London Programme relayed from Daventry 245 SR From Loud A, Horwes (Horn)¥ and Strings 49 FAMOUS NORTHERN RESORTS : et. from Leoulonshe Berceuah- (Cradle Song) iar ss » Mozart Toe Ganp of the Setonp Batrrawow Toe 225 Londén Programme relayed from Daventry Acanar Voorssasomn (Violin), Rowat Hanon Bise's Liveaboo.. Mion (Vioksocolis), and’ Strings {By kind permission of. Lient.-Cal LT. Fi. 4.0 8.8. from Meanechester | Wiegenlied (Cradle Song) ..-- 00s Sekwber! Boupsres, D.S.0. and Oericens) ieliayed from Lorn Sreeet Basbpsrayrn, OCHESTTA 5-0 London Programme relayed from Daventry - Syrphoeny in Osa ae vaee Bocoherini S00THEORT Conductor, H. DD, Heasurry 6.15 Toe Camones'’s Hovr: Halfan Hour wilh 2.45 &.00 from Lendon Overture to “Raymond * Tehaikoveky (Songs, Stories, Fiang ad Violim niry Solos), and Songs by the Pupils of theBehool for 5 3:15 London Programme relayed from Dave Antroice Thome, carr, Golfray the Blind, Liverpoot 4.0 THE STATION. TRIO: Beleotion Frit *Aida:”’.... Ferall, are, Waters Waltt of Sadness (Valeo Triste) Frisk. Taomwas (Violin), KRoxano Tarnirmo Sibelina, arr. Wintersothamn 6.0 London Programme relayed from Daventry (Violoncelia), Hunerr Presaniiy {Pianototthe) Incidental Music to * Henry WIL * CMOIMIGHE a Melody ti Be ppensice eee eee ee neoA paent Waltz in EF Minor {Poathumons)...... Chopin Favane. ; Sreeeset Brillant Kondo, Op. GE... ys .ese ess os Wher Moonlight jin the Foneal. a eae Ratmen 12-60-10. London. Progfamme relayed. from =e Slamber BOccs nee ene ean| 6.15 Toe Comores Hotr : What is so fair as Daventry SvpsnY CHARLES A doy in dune t Bammer ‘iat Tho WildRose (Carmichael!) ; The Rosebud (Werner); Buattertly 24 8.8, from Lonion Your tiny hand is frozen ("La Bohime *) Pues (Cowen). Sung by Harry Hopewell, One Summers A Bprit Flower ...-..0..... Comepbell Tapton Day Leric Fogy) + Nocturne (Chopin), Played by | 3.05) Gondon Programme relayed from Daventry Paradwys. ¥ Bardd (The Poot's Paradise) Afan ‘Thorns Eric Fog. * dhine iit the Gountry,’ by Roberti Taio tLoborbe. 4.6 5.8. from Manchester Finale (Trio in O Minor)... ee. . Mendelssohn 6.0 London Programme relayed from Dayentry 6.20 Koval Horticultural Society's Bulletin §.0 Lonilon Prograrome relaved from Daventry 5.15 Tar Cutpres's Hove 6.30 8B, from London 6.6 London Programme relayed from Davesitry 6.15 Tre Crmonen’s Hoon: The Story of Cool Munk Peter, ‘told by Miss M. M. 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PROGRAMMES for THURSDAY, J u n e 7 | 2L0 LONDON and sXX DAVENTRY 1O1Sam, FA 9.20 ‘LA Short Religious Le Ree (004.3 M, 187 k o . ) hte Service BOHEME’ 10.20) (Daventry only) Tore Sroxan, Gaxenwien; 7 25 Finance in the Modern World—VI Acta IT awn Til WEATHER FORECAST The Tit. Hon. Pence Syowpern Relayed from the Royal Opera House, 11.0 (Derciry only) Gramophone Records ‘The Relations of Finance, Industry, and Trade * Covent Garden 12.6 Lioutr Mos Maal-detartes who has listened to the previons Mimi . +. Maroumnira SrenipaN talzs am this ‘series will. have. tealied. the eas a Mangomerira Cancsio Ecrmsow Tero Toe Auer enormous power thet fimunce wielda in the soodern PEWoe secetiy eit we eee cee AunELiaxo PrRrinn Dourawarre (Meno-Soprano) i Buaxcur word, The concrete embodiment of. fiaanen Marcel dekoat lL geek be ear dg sous eel _ Iscuinrmrt Schaunard , ia the bank, particularly the central bank that Saat ok ag » Amprmg BAmRAcHI Tho Week's Rocital ol Gramephone $:0-2.0 controls the “bank rate" and determines tha Colinas ey cere e ee ede pee De ASR Records aniount of credit available for the business world, Aloindoro...)...... BALYATORE Baccanoxl 230 Mr, Ear Paneer: ‘Out of Doors fram In this talk Mr. Philip Snowden, the brilliant HE libretto of La Bokhéme ig founded upon economist who was Chancellor of the Exchequer Wook to Week—VI, What isa Weed ? Honri Murger's novel ‘La Vie de Bohirw." In Act I RudolphandMimi first WN old suying dostribes ‘ matter out of place’ aa * dirt,’ In the same way meet and declare thor love, a plant in the wrong place is o woed, In Acr IL itaclf.a weed may bo interesting to the The Second Act. ia « pay scone in o botaniat and pleaaing to the eve, anid crowded, noiay square, on mw merry Christ- whet is o highly-eeteemed plant m one maa Ewe. Sohaumerd, the musician, country may become o postilent wooed Maccel the puintor fboth of theso are in the d i f f e r e n t eanditions o f another. Bartiones), and Colline the philosopher Mr. Eric Parker w i l l give weeds their due (Ses). haste ome to-dine at the Oafé in hia talk this: afternoon. Momus.The poot Rudolph'{ Tener) brings Mimi (Seprane) to join them. ‘The dinner 3.0 Epcneondg party if a merry one,the food and drink From Wresrminster ADBEY lavish, for one of the artista haa hada 3.45 Misa Naxcy Rose: ‘The Dog in the windfall, Home—Ill, Keeping them fit ' Presently a eoquotte, Musetta (Soprano), appears, followed up by a wealthy old DAY Miss Nancy. Rose will complete man, Alcindoro (Bass), Theeo two sit of how to look after ber discussion down to dinner close tethe firefriends, your dogs. Nextweek shewill tim to inside or ontaide the who recognize Minsetia, and pass facetious eoroo other pote of remarks. hone, some of which"are rarer than dogs, and therefore even leaa generally under- Musotta is, in fact, fin old flame of wikh which she Marcel’s, and tries to attract him, mutch atood., Among thoer to his disromfitore. She manages to got will deal: in the second part of her sores rid of her aged admirer for o while, anc are cate, cage birds, rabbits, and puinca- dhe noid: Marcel fall into each other's arms. pigs, Then the military tattoo approaches, io Freen Keromes'’s OncmesTra and the party of Bohemians, preparing ta gohome, find they havea nob enough Cosma From the Agron romney to pay for their dinners. Musetia 5.0 As Qnoas Recreat py Parrwas tella the waiter to put everything on her Pi, ond pooa away with the artists and From the Asrogia CEMA Mitt, leaving the bill for the oldman to $15 THE CHILDREN'S HOUR: pay wheo he returns. * Prelude’ (Jdrngfelty) and other selected (Interval) ijems, played by the OLor Serer Torman TAL The Sola Survivors "—how a henand a rabbit escaped. the hunters, by Acre TTT HA. Morrtime: Barres Boone t Ad the city gate. ‘Thasets which imitate plants,’ «a chat by This Act brings-o ¢rent change of feeling r in the drama, which is strongly reflected Gry Douay By peer of Sryere-Geldine in the mimic, It is winter, ond the 60 Tee Victor O1or Bexrer curtain Tisex on a proup of scavengers ‘OUR TIME FOR PARTING’S WHEN THE ROSES BLOW.’ and others, whiting in the raw, frosty 6.15 Market Prices for Formers Puccini's opera of the Latin Quarter of Paria in the romantic days is early morning for one of the Gator of 6.20 Tar Victron O1or SexTrer being sung at Covent Garden tonight, and Acts If and Il are to be Paria to be opened. Sounds of rovelry, telayed by London at 9.20. This picture of Rudolph and Minn is including Musetia’s voice, are hoard frorn 6.30. Tri bioran, Gaseswien: WEATHER from the film of La Boherne thetavern nearby. Mimi, now apparently Fourcast, Finest Gexunal hewa weak andl, enters, and asia ‘at. the inn DoLLETi for Maree! whois living here with Musetin, “645 Boy Scout Programmo - in: the Labour Government, will disemes how the and who quickly comes to her. Bho asks him banks can most wisely use their power. to help her. Quarrela have oocurred ; sho and Rudolph find it dificult to live together, bot 7.0 Mr. Feascis Tore: ‘ Music in the Theatre * 745 A Bosc Reorran by equally difficult to part. Rudolph enters, and 715 THE FOUNDATIONS OF MUSIC Kerra FaLesen (Baritone) Mimi hides behind a tree. Rudolph, it appears, Confues si muri (Confounded and trembling) id torn by jealousy. He tolls Marcel much the Deane’ Pro Worea Hance! arr. Whittaker partals of has just beon heard from Mimi, and plyed by Howasann Joss She cum to the Village Church » also expressea a fear thot Mimi is dying. Mimi Capriccio in BH Minor, Op, 76, No. 2 Birds in the high hall garden...... reviuls herself by her coughing anil sobbing. Rhapsody in G Minor, Op. 79, No. 2 Bright the ring of words .... Vaughan Williams Mimi and Rudolph andiy talk of separating. Mohao's RN id preity ecg ce diiel eats erarr, Korbay Maree], meanwhile, has hoard Musetta firting Gas Capriccio in B Minor, a great favourite, is The Bald Wobitidable Hid «oe ee Stanford in the inn, and these teo, ouarrelling, form o one-off the Com e's diintiveh pieces—a Drink to me onlywith thine eves .... Traditional quartet with Mimi an) Rudolph. fanciful, light-hearted, and light-footed con- Musetta and Marcel go their own ways, shoul- ‘ception, 8.0 CHARLOT'S HOUR—XA ing epitheta at each other, Mimi and Rudolph The G Minor Rhapsoly ia an impassioned A Licat ENWreetannment move off together, singing ‘Shall we await utterance. The wide sweep of ite melody (note Specially devised and arranged by the vwell- another epring 7' its opening in an # io, a favourite figure of known theatrical director The remainder of the work tolle of the partin Brahms), the lkaping viguur of the succoeding Axper Capior of Rudolphand Mimi, of their reconciliation, an passage, and tho followimg curious portion, of Mini's death from consumption. marked “mysterious” {in which the opening 9.0 Weararn Forecast, Secosp GeneraL News arpeguio moti is heard softly in the baag}, are Burin 10.15 app.-12.0 DANCE MUSIC: Tue Savor giviking elements in o& piece of uncommon 975 Local Aonouncementa. (Daventry only) Onenkans, FaeoEimacon and hia Musia, from MUproesivenssa, the Savoy Hotel Shipping Forecast _JUsE L, Paes, RADIO TIMES Thursday's Programmes cont'd (June-7) «GB DAVENTRY EXPERIMENTAL (451.8 Ma. #10kc.) TRANEWIESION Ss FROM. THE LOXnou S10EXCEPT WHERE (FHERWIRE PTATEM, — 3.0 A Concert of British Music 8.45 Arts Theatre Club Hensert Somns (Baritone) Chamber. Concert Axuté Morpion (Pianoforte) Relayed fromthe Arta Theatre Clib Tae Sraarrox: Stina Qcarrer: GEORGE Directed by Enwanod CLAgk Eraxatros (let Violmj); WiewtaM: MASEL Taviaxa Makvusiina (Soprana), Hanarer Cones {Pianoforte) f2nd Violin); Lavrnexce Leowamup (Viola); Pro ARTE UUARTET Jon Muore (Violoncello) ; Daym Coorer String Quartet, in ED Flat...2.-...... :stlorers (Pinnaiorte) Ovanricr TATIASA MAGUS A Btring Quartets in G Minor .. FaugionWillams Ds ad aes . Ghinka Ny Homoland The incomparable Amplion (1) Atlegro moderato; (2) Minuet and ‘Tria ; Gretchen . (3) Romance; (4) Foals, “Rondo Capriccio Perec ide teat ce ees pacer Cone Speaker gives you the Cradle Song... .e+ee eee eee ess LO ptaaaninks broadcast programmes 3:30 Avnces Morano Riaeae geen elk vig teeta are ea a kde _— ee exactly as they are trans- HARBLET (aes Dance for Harpsichord;-...-..-+. ae Teka elias mitted. Hear it and you Quick Dinos tt Braet reeee aes ws A ame aati hear Radio as i t should be. Blow Air... aes : ; | :: Favghan Wilhiame QUARTET Cone models from 37/6. Peszo Ostinata eerie | String Chaartet.:. cess ees see ss pallets Maywe send y o uillustrated Shepherd's Heycs. 5... oveeae PIE LETT, one of tha younger Italian ninelertists lists ? {born 1894), has been suspected of mgrical o45. Herprer Seotoxps and the Quartet parody in one of his compasitions, but mort of he GRAHAM Seng fruity * Lowe blows where the wind blows * ws 1h quirbe ‘seriang, Heche ehudieck, ele AMPLION LIMITED, : SLOUGH. Huifernverth Casella and Respight, and hia works thule “ig: Assocs Mowpr giao a. Suite, Vonks London Skewroces > 26, Savile Row, Leadon,1 BOM Ark, ao Bailet, Bare- Pragramod. Jp | hou, which wis -pird- Fire Flied::. J mee daded by abe Bua- Tho: Burk: | anna in Landon in ened Valley Drelanial Sh, nnd. sone Bergot LEASE Chither Muse, 2.70 QiocaRrer 10.0 Werarken Fore. Biri CHeLriek ih CAST, HRoOND Ohine Movenmenk CENERAL NEwWs HULLETTS Ballons tiated ner 1150 A “30 LOZELLS PICTURE HOUSE MILITARY Tatiana Makushina {left} sn; and Harriet Cohen playa, CERCHERBTRA BAND in the concert that wilk-be relayed from the Aris Theatre Fron Birningham Club tonight. CONCERT GoldenShred Comfucted by Pau. SUMNER AtSTIs Riasen (| Baritone) Tot Winecnss Mirranr Garp, condacted tw Buite of Norwepian Scenes. ope eet oa ae B. Wartos ODosnein Waltz, ‘The Grenadier’ 20.6.5. va Matdbcaaped Cyerture, ‘Berd sa viwed iva ieee we’ Hadley Silver Shred Harry Sexyerr (Tenor) 10.24. Suuxcn Acero The Hend of a Friend oe Deenedy Tascert The Lark in the Morn (Somerset Folk Song) dti csv ob aceon ie a v i e a c e he eno an eee Panella eerie arr, Cecel Sharp Contain the whole of Fraaxk Newman (Organ) ‘ Look, fair lady (* Scipio") Handel, arr. Whittaker Man is for worn made .. Purcell; arr. Moffat Pireltine! a4 are se anion Cae Chanviniacde the Goodness of the Mochtation. from ‘ Thaie ois ceedWiacret 1h.38 «Gasp Solveiz's Song irom * Peer Gynt ' Suite ... . Grieg Reminiseeneca of Tchaikoveky i... art, Godfrey Oranges and Lemons Waltz from ‘The Sleeping Beauty * Suite Teohuketraly 145. Somme Averys Harey SENET? fhye ce aie eee ee eg ed ee at Hesty The healthful juices are used, Pwo Prawerd creas pee ere ere Henghua AME rc tatecaa eye g” pelea ai nae Hely-Hutcheon Pott ayes oid aaieete hie hk ah ae eee Rashach Sour mt Abiehte cay eee araNM. Gaodty The indigestible white pith i s 10:52-11.15 Baxp OecresTrRa thrown away. Symphonic Piece from ‘The Hedamption” Selowiion from * Fuses Maria "Sos eee eae Frunl Franck Enbracts, he Wodding of the Rose’ ..ufeszel * Obertass'. Mazurka. see iiacss Wientauehi Morch," Fighting Strength "aaa es yo. erdan (Thursday's Programmes continued onpage 412.) ROBERTSON ee 5.45 Tas Canoren'’s Houn (From Birmingham): — only make Songs by Winifred Payne (Contraito) ' A The musical annotations’ in the pro- Children’s Play byJohn Overton, Lena Wood (Violin) gramme pages of ‘The Radio Times.’are prepared under the direction of the Music £30 Time Siawan Gateswier ; WeaTnen Fore- Editor, Mr. Percy A. Scholes. “ cast, Finsr Gixtrat Niwas BULLETIN eeety; Rates of Subseription to “The Radio Times’ (inclading postage): Twelce months 6-45 Tim BIC Dasce Onorneria (Foreign), [53 8d. ; twelve months Porsonaly condected by Jack Parse (British), 13s. 6d. 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Happen,’ |i 11.0 (Deena r) Granoophone Record: MAE arcument in favour of democratic a by, differson Farjeon Fiore Qvanter fovernament innnks that all cittiwens hav a i Tux Lowpon 12.0. = StyON ATA; :EOTTAL : ccpiial interest in whut the eiatedows, ond that ‘Tou Kiwnieimon ond Tae Wmeness Coons t Nascy Paarurrs (Violin) the atote will not be guccesalul in knowing whut in Pinutation Songs til Hinpa Proazars (Pianoforte) to do except byknowingwhit is haapepeirninng to ite Ereet. Invi reinbers. This it can only do when the OPHnOns In Fungi eis be bs ete oer ee ee | Eelgerr of ita members are freely offered and ftally ree is in three Movements, The guide the activitios of these who rule, ‘This only Tre Prizer’s- Rogar’ boldiandvigorous ; the second is a Romance, ecours when those who rule are freely chosen by Gy Hain SwRARs and the third is lively ond energetic. those who areto be governed by them. Hi, therefore, the object of bocial organization ix 9.0 Weatuen Fore cast, Soconp CevenaL News 12.30 AN ORGAN TECITAL BuiLetin.: Roan Terortr, By Letxann BH. WaAnKER From ‘St. Dotolph’s, Dishoparate $8.15 Topienl Talk Introduction ood Passacagha in D Minor difaxw Heyer 9.30 Leow JAnnenneemenie : { Dateniry Prelude andFoguo in Go. Atendelesoin emWy) Shinping Farecest Chorals Prehide on * Rockingham Hubert Parry 9.35 A Symphony Concert Allegra Vivaos (Symphony V).. i tder Tar Witenes’ Sverre: Ones So 1.0-2.0 Lewon-Time Muse. (Lewler, &. Keeate Kepner) The Hore. Merreorote OEciesTea Conducted by (Loader, A Manwrovant) from the Hotel Metropole GEORG SCHNEEVOIGT Brokin Souneevort (ianoforte) 3.0 Me. Rewesr Yours and Mr, Curroxp Connmsox? Empire History ond Ooo- MPONIGHT'S sonductor, Goore Schooe- oraphy. Gistory—* The Brith Empire.’ vot, is aircedy quite. well known Cleopgraphy— Ceylon.’ to i, os he 6 to sidienots in almost overy city of Furope that ha an $05 Musical Interludes orchestra of opera house, Ho owas born in Finland im 1872, 1.30 CONCERT TO 5C0HOOLS and: rhodiod. first ot Eiolamgiors, ond Tar Bream Eaton QUARTET then in Sondorshousen, Leipzig, Dresden, Bratwel fod Vienna: He taught -in Byer Larose (let Viehn);-Mari-Bacca the Conservatoire of Helsitigform, whe (20d Violin); Rayvmonn Janeen (Viola); prinspat- oelligt- in the Philharmonic Atten Foun (Violoncello) Orchesirs, and conducted the Finnish Frank Hastweut (Baritone) opera there... He saceceded Weingariner in the direction it Miuinich. “Other posts 4.30 Svie Sipe (Baritone) os conductor wire hold at Riga’ (TOr?), Vana Peneivs (Violin) Holsinefors {the City Orchestra) and Potrograd., For ten yoars ho was chicf ) 50 Miss M. C0. Keaseuy-Bets : * Peebene conductor of the Concert Soricig im for the Hee Noweo * Steckholm, and in 1916 he founded the Philharmonic Orchestra in Christiania 5.15. THE CHILDREN'S HOUR {now Ovle). From 1924 to 1928 he woe Tovitations baye been sent out to the poner) Musical Direotor at} Dyseeldori, Children’s Hour * Family “to gather round nnd inet year he conducted. the famous the microphone for another Stall Day. Loa Angeles Orchestra, In the summer a months he eorchiicts the concerta ab 6.0 ; Feank Wreetrileco’s Orcnesrea Schoveningen, Holland, _— * From the Prince of Wales Playhotise, ONE OF EUROPE'S FAMOUS CONDUCTORS. Lewisham voigt, amusican known all over Europe and America, from 11.0-:11.15 .THE SENIOR T.T, 2 eld to Los Anged os, will conduct the Wireless Symphony Orchestra RACE 6.30 Tine Sonat, Creeswor; WReATHER Forecast, Fier Gesxenan Nirws in an important concert tomught. An Eve-Witness Account by * Ison * a BonLacris SLB. from Eiverpoot 6.45 Foawe Wrstrievo’s Oncuestna (Continued) reponse to human demands, that syatem whith GE most important readrace for motor-cycles 7.0 Mr, PeseySonoves, the B.B.C. Music Critic organizes the widest basis of consent to the rules held in Great Britain is unduubledly the mode pectin the most sxtafactary., But there orast Senior Tourist Trophy, which was-ron (cduy over 7.18 THE FOUNDATIONS OF MUSIC notompany the accophanes of thie theaig the the famous course in the Isle of Man. Eis a ee Bran’ Prawo Works institutions which our. experience of history race of Uirills and, spills, adventure ancl excite- Tlayed by Howanp Jowka suggests as nmeonesury to ite fulfilment. With mint, and the great crowds that gather at suck the developancnt.of this angurient and ite impli- fe Ballad in G Minor (Op. 118, Mo. a@ spola asthe Ramsay Hairpin Corner and Ballig Intermezzo in E Fist Minor (Op. 118, No. 6) cations, Professor Loski will conclude hie sericea Bride never have reason to feol dissatisfied with litermeszo in C (Op. 11%, No. 3) of talks, their day's sport. Moreover, it is a valuable HE Ballad is ono of the set of six pieces that opportunity for British mannlacturers to show make wp Op. [18, written in 1893, the (a= what thor machinos ond riders con do in com- composer's sictieth year, Tt is short, crisp and Organs broadcasting from 7LO—LONDON—New Malladiom polition with the pick of their rivals from abroad. vigorous, with a sweet lyrical interlude in the REGINALD FOORT. at the Organ The rece will be doseribed tompght by ‘ Ixion,* middle, A -momenbtiry -reminiscenoe ‘of this SO B—BIRMMISGH Atdt—Loeella Picture Roose gontier strain forma ita happy en. INO—NEWCASTLE—Havelock. SUNDERLAND of ‘Whe. Afetor Cycle, one of tha best known FRANK MATTHEW. a the Organ nuthovities on motorcyule racing, who will just Thr minor-key fintermecco te a stirring, dramatic TRE—BELFAST—Clossic: Ciera iooe, Full of vivid life and, perhaps it may be fEhH—EGIN have returned to Liverpool from the Tale of Man elt, asense of conflict, aro WURLITZER.cas after seeing the race. ee The other, be mnjor--key Intormeszo, ig marked ete molalied af: Maw Gabbery Kinerw : tlyit Kalburn re ‘praceful and jooose,” Ita happy lietle tune gots 11.15-12.0 (Deveury only) DANCE MUSIC y aia war, Strattord ; Plann; Finabar Cinema singing along beneath an overhanging atch of Maida Vale Picture HeesMe ithe Desnoy Bowge's.Cono's Coup Gann, under the Gifices ri. King Sr. Covent G trrond 723s light foliage, direction of Ramon Newron, from Gino's Club a a RADIO T IMES Juke |, 1928. A cont'd Qune 8) } Friday’s Programmes 5GB DAVENTRY EXPERIMENTAL BARRED | (491.8 M. 610 kt.) STUDIO ERCRES WHELE OTERWIZE STATED, | TrAnsMIsoes FROM TEE LONDON from happin EE 3.0 AN ORGAN RECITAL MateNba by W. G. Wnaer Organist and Laroetor oF th Chair Christ Cliorch, Westminster Bridge Road Rélayed from S t . Mary-he-Bow Mavup Loakn (Soprano) Vi. Go WEBpEer Marcha Heroique Ps Rees a Pastorals im Boose erie es eo Eonar. | Marn Loake Lovely kind and kindly loving ..+- + it ay ror apid laughs alee diated h ae a eee oa ae ee ae Brown isainy Lowi... Vout lk Fair House of Jay. J Wi G. WErBRER Pilgrim's Progrese, ‘The Journey to the Palace ' 29. ¢i.0e es Ernest distin Beautiful a 7 a Loar maa Macn | As the ald folks sit round the fire. . : . June Morning ...--+- ewes 2. . Willey To the Foreg§ oie iis ee sees Tehaikovely Still wie die Ndcht (Still wa the Night) .. Bohm W. G. WEEBER 8.0 An ‘Old Folks’ Programme Prelude, Fuguo and Variation ..,..... Franck ee ‘Front: Biriningham) Carian (on Theme played by Chapel Bells of Longpant Chiteau, Apne) v.60 aes Piers As the Old Folks git round the fire; melodice— andmemoriea—ol daysponeby come to miund, | 4.0 Tur B.B.C, Dance Oncnusrna The Concert will be onnounced by Personally conducted by Jacu PayxE GLADYS Wanp draw Menyvinis (Songs at the Piano) Agsisted bys WuHovse (Wireless Willie) Ean WaLpkon {Soprana) 5.45. Tux Company's Horn (From Birmingham): Arice Vacomas (Contralto) “The Little Green Bird,’ by Agnes ‘Taunton, lirorrrey Dams (Tenor) Songs by Geoffrey Dams (Tenor), Troe Adven- ture Storiee—' The Crown of St. Stephen," by Jases: Howes (Baritone) Margaret M. Konnedy. Tan Binwivoias Bron Oncresrra and Worse than real bars are the Chorus, conducted by JoseraLewis invisible barriers of debility. 6230 Tom Sianin, Gackenwick; WEsaTHER a Nothing kills your vitality and Fonecast, Pmsr Gxsraan News Buceeriy 9.30 ‘AN EVENING AT HOME" high spirits as completely as (Fram Sirecinghnit) 6.45 Light Music the combination of nerve and A- Short Story by David Grayson taken. from digestive’ disorders now 60 Mintow McArer (Sopranos) his“ Adventires: in) Contontoicnt* common. It is a puzzling con- Waiter Fessec. (Baritone) Read ty dition. ‘ Painkillers” and “ Rapid a Asypaew Browns 4 Q0INTED Cures" only make matters worse. Danis Ressetn-Ricwakps Nerve tonics or indigestion remedies Soloction from “Mirella” .. .» Gounod De Fesch are little use alone. Yet many thou- Sornbanado ond Allemande. oy... a. oe 10.8 Warner Fortcast, Sieosp Giseran eas effectively restored their News BoLuercy. Road Report health and recovered their old joy in 7.0 Manow McAres life through the pr treatment— BS ee OMage th hog td tara pata a mga Rasa 10.186 DANCE MUSIC: Grorce Fisnen's which was ape ¥ devised forthese Band, from the Kit-Cat Restaurant Vodral caring (* Dom Giovanni’). ...2 e+ 6ME near conditions — Dr. Cassell’s Tablets. Dr. Cassell’s nogrish merves and digestion simultancously. Hyya- 1.7 Quomrer 10-1115 Deeroy Soxmn’s Cino's Comm Baxn, directed by Mase Nuwrow, from Ciro's Club phosphites feed the nerves, Blood Mininet-un es cies deweiale oeee utrients enrich the blood, Digestive A Stummaor Might... 0... oo GEA Thos (Friday's Pragrapunes coutinved: om pert 416; ) Enzymes and Stomachics aid ‘the digestion. This treatment is the 7.18 Wavten Pesan. . a = ee proved successful way to overcome She rested by the broken brook Coferidge-DTaytor the general weakening due todevi- talixed foods, and the worry and Fivo ayia) whines co eke ees ae cree THE FOUNDATIONS OF POETRY | noise of modern life. The House of Happiness .... Barbara MW, Hope An Antheloey Start & course to-day. Teeved as n companion to the ey alternoon 9.75 Mansi MoArece poetry readings which started on Sunday, April I. Little Star (Estrellita) . Ponce, ors La Forge With Noles Price f/- (Poat Free £/3) 7 .. Cyril Septt Ran, Lahaye scien eset eed The Little: Liam| ys etic ata WVavelic NEW VENTURES IN BROADCASTING ! 7422. Ourror A Sadg in’ Adult Education Gramab piss satecp etic peas psphaibouky Being the report of a comumitlee under the chaire assells Waltz from” Calirhos". .; 2. Chaminade manship of Sir W.H. Hadew, set op to inquire into problems affecting broadcasting and adult 740° Watters Fes ren. education, ee _. Sines Homer iffaatrated Pitee fs (Post Fred i} 3) TABLETS Ao Banjo We wees An Epitaph as ie eerie i Marita Bestty Rum ..2 6: a iealnehs poses dTorbtane V3 & 3% PER BOX. The Derby Apply to & WENO PRODUCT The B.B.C. Bookshop, Savoy Hill, London, WiCZ 7.47 Qorrrer a 1 , | B u t t e r f l y ’ .. Puccini S e l e c t i o n from ‘Madame 416 i RADIO TIMES i. Jose 1; 1928 Friday'sdays PPragrammes continued (June 8) 5WA CARDIFF. eee353 MM. 6 : DainOxcnEsTrrean—— Mosevate (Continued),(Cx rue), chinenteddirected bbyby $30; Doral1c AnnoinicemnetitHero ; 6.35 5.8. from onaiong 12416 Lendon Programme relayed ium J -«sh: from Londan Duventry a Me oA A : : 11.0-11.15 THE SENIOR -T.T RACK 3.6 London Programme relayed! from Daventry i 43 VAUDEVILLE An Eye-Witness Account by * Deron" A Piano, somo Bangs and Evra Jase 445 Ao WaterJoses: * The. Economics of the Jops Winrres (Baritone), and Arron 277.8 MM. & Coontrysida * 2L5 LEEDS-BRADFORD. 252.1 Ma. Hemsier [Teror) LOE bo. & 14100 ke. a. Jou Brian's Canwrox Colmory FF. Kirronn presents a Novelty got inchiding OCSTELA ‘The Mistcal Wine Glasses," * Double Whistle,” and 120-L0 London Programmes tolayed ‘from Relayed fron the Carlton. Restaurant “Onarinia, * Daventry D “NOL LS" 615 ‘Tre Cauores'’s Hore : ‘In « Clockmalkor's hop,” by L. B. Powell A Sketch in One Beene by Haron Simpson 3.0 London Programme relayed fromDaventry 6.0 London. Programme relayed from Daventry Cenal <= 3.30 Broapcasr to Secoxpary Scowoore - Dre ae ae ee ao: Cen Mr, NWonwan King, M.S. ' Civies The Growth 6.30 5.0. from. Linton Wier ideewe ee ee Ftia Forssra of Lows = (a) Cities of Defence * Hall Petter oases oreo"A. owns 7.45 A SONG RECITAL EMOTE 5 jie eiccesacain bn ee teens at ee Crates. Nesarrr 4.0 A CONCERT by Ineth GASKELL (Mezro-soprane) Bupa te ee ee Db. EE. Own Prenoy Frogrick (Violin) rar Pen a oaee Haronn Crore | Anruce Haves (VioloneeHa) Deh vient {OG Come, from ‘The Marriage of Chopatrig sie tae eee Hyuna Miercacr| Bigoro k va a ee le tes eo fecal Crem Moon (Pinnoforte) Parnicta Rosseonoven and ivor Desss "pac fee-sute The Vagabond King")... .Frim (In Vocal and Piarioforte Duwts) 5-6 Londen Programme relayed from Daventry Bear Corcey (Humorist) Tho Song ie Endod .... veveswe Jertin $15 Tue Cutoeen’sT _F Hove:q = A programme of= Bipporled by Tam STaTion OncHesTna Pales ond Tails £0 THE TWEENIES CONCERT PARTY Relayed from the Pavilion, Linndaff Fields 694 Werarrate Fonecast, News; Road Report 6.0 London Programme te layed from Daventry 9.0 Warunn ronrcast, News, Boad 6.30 SLB. from London Report 9.39 Local Announcements 8.15 50 from London B55 8.8. from Donen 9.9) Local Announcements. 17.9-41.15.- 48. fron Liverpool 9.35 5.0. from Lonion 11.0-1L15 8.8. from [iverpoot 6FL SHEFFIELD. ficonc. 384.0 Ba. 22Y MANCHESTE 780 kt. 12.0-1.0 London Programme relayed from Davontry 3.0 Tour Srattovy Oncarerna 24. London Programme telayed from March, *Unider the Stars"... Wenter Duavenicy Waltz, * Talesiron the Viennn Woods * 5.0. W. Porraeio:* The Exploration J. Sirsa Of Gihit'a Hole F Comody Overture. 1... Keler-Eala Ray Panten (Garitone) £15 Tou Cuomoren'’s Hour: Nothing Hiawatha’s Vision, .. Colerilge-Tioylor but Noneemet: Nothing "—-s story by Tony Galloway, ‘The Qbop-cop,’ OecwEsTRA ont *Tifyeuurus,” poems by 8. A. Selection. from: ““Luaoy of. Limmer- TOOT a Domiceth, arr. Tarvin Sime. Nonsense Ronge (Mely. Hitchin: Arthur Henzle y lef), bana, andJohn Whiffen, baritone, jak, part is aon}, sung byJohn Anderaom, Jour 3.55 Baoapoasr To Sonoors: Manchester's Vaudeville programme thie evening at 7.45. Vrifica (ffewitt), played by Hlilda Reading, ‘Westward Hol" Peancis, “Inboling,” « story by (Charles Kangelew)a a — Richard Hughes 4.0. Me. J. Reap: ‘The Romanee of tho. Cotton 8.15 SB. from Loredan 6.0 London Programme relayed from Davent ry lndustry—V,, How Yorn is made into Cloth" 930 Local Announcements 6.30 Se, Fron Loan 220 ‘Tur Srarion Oocnesnma 8.35 SB, from Londen 7-45 ROUND THE SATIONS Overture 16 ‘La Dame Blanche’ .(' The White 10-1115 68.8. fron Liverpool 9.6 8.8, frome London SAAN Pi 5 i ac ety- ieinan ie tee e Haiehlien 9.30. Local Annoufeements ar Panter 207 MM, Cronoa who Chaticteer.:...... eeu Sele 6LV LIVERPOOL. 1010 ke 6.35. 8.8. from London Oh, could Tbot express in song... o» Malashitin 11.0-11.15 8.8, from. Efverpoaal Piréak, breele, bread -. coveties Rowhops Martin 12.6-1:0 London Programme relayed from aC ESTHA Darentry ("The King's Ballet from ‘Lo Roi 8'Aman.” 3.0 Broa DCAST ‘To ScHooLs t 6KH HULL. 1020be Diversion.) sc an . Delibes, arr, Mouwon Prof. Gi.8: Warren, * Ealy English History— 1, King Canute and the Donca in Empgland 126-10 London Programme relayed from 6.0 Mies Eram Camurtan : “About Strange Foods | Daventry 230 London Programmo relayed -from Daventry 3.0 London Programme relayed fromDaventry 6.15 Tim Cartoees’s Hove: Some tongs of the 4.0 Enon VCAST To BoronLs:: 5.15 Tee Ceones’s Hoon: Miaw-ow. —Jolli- Conontrveids (1. Monkell Gonty). The Busy Bee ; SB. fron Monchester The Chaffinch; Tho Squirrel, sungby Betty songs, “I'mo Pusey (Cat Someb” * Kitten Lore," Whoatkey, Some Wiss Sayings (Maneoct), A 4.20 London Programme relayed from Daventry and "Thumbs Up,’ specially composed by Creaking Door Hangs Longest; One Good Turn ; Ursula Earl, eung by fdo Enwords, A Story Prevention ia Better than Cure. sung by Harry 5.0 Eate Lovin: 'Boada’ about “A Changeling Kitten." Unele Pat will introduce “Tho Kitton on the Keys ' Hopewrll. How the Loapand got ite Spote(fy 5.415 Tee Cwit.oees’s Hour: Or,. Jamen Ti. Brown), told by Robert Roberts. Clarinet Solne : Wallace, | Mbusid: and-those-who make it,” VIL: 6.0 Loniion Programme relayed from Daventry Canzonctta (J)Ambrosio);Two: Pireea (Bric “The Children of the Wolf,’ by Eleanor Farjeon. Fogy); Played by Pat Ryon Bong, “The Land you'vo never heord of * ( Mel- 6.38 S.A fren London mille Gideon) 6.0 OncumsteanMusic relayed from the Theatre 9.30 Lacal: Announcements Royal 6.0 Tandon Programme relayed from Daventry 635 3.8, from. London 6.30 &.B-fromLondon a) SB. from London 10-1115 5.8. from Liverpool RADIO TIMES Joe i, THES. ees ee a a.) Wacetanilcire forFriday: 6BM BOURNEMOUTH. ‘Szoxc.26.1 Ma. 120-18) Gramophone Be eords 20 Landon Programe relayed from Daventry 5.0 Mies MansonSmmoxs: ‘Southern Crecks ond Aarbours * 5.15 Tues Camorex's Hore f 6.0 London Programme relayed from Daventry 6.30 SB, from London ] 8.30 Local Announcements 8.35 5.8. from London NH.G-1L15 SLB. from Liverpoot 275.2 Mt. 5NG NOTTINGHAM. 1Os0 ke. 12.0-1.0 London Programme f& Inyed from Daventry 3.9 London Programme relayed from Daventry - / 58.15 Tose Cmppees3 Hover 6.0 Londen Programme relayed from Daventry 6.30 S.A. from Lonion 9.3) Local Annauncements Great Hills 9.35 4.8. from Condon 1L.0-0.15 8. from Liverpool make great holidays 5PY PLYMOUTH. 750Me. 120-1.0 London Programme relayed from Who would go for a holiday save among the h i l l s , the Daventry hills beside the sea ? 2.45 BROADCAST TO RCHOOLS: When work was invented, hills were inventedaza Mr. G. P. Dyaowp, Stories of Exploration— pleasantrelief. English towns to work in, Scottish hills North Pole Explorers ' to play in, that is the recipe for most of us. And what 2.0 London Programme telayed from Daventry hills they are! Older fan the Alps, older than the . 5.0 Mr. W. A. Cneca, President of * TheAthen wum,’ Andes, but young again every year when the heather Plhymenth: “Actors Off and. New *—I, The drapes its royal purple on the mountain sides. What Actor of Ancient. Days luck to have Scotlandso near | What folly not to go! 5.15 Tre Cancres's Hovn: The Fairies’ Return Visit. Reading, ‘The Fairy and the Flower And the journey: through the rolling English country- Stall * (Hey Nonnee) side, and up, up into the mountains in the best train, on 6&0 London Programme relayed from Daventry the best line, to the best place in the world. 6.30 SU. fron London Send for these Holiday Guides 930 Local Announcements Send remittance for the Holiday Guides you wantto Divisional Pas senger Commercial Superintendent, Euston Station, London, NW. + 9.35 S.8. from London The foflowing wll beet Peat Free, H.OIL1s. 4.4. from Liverpool Bonttial) Tours Booklet. The Grampians te the Sea, Edinburgh: and the Border, Tromochs [tookiet, Glasgow ate the Olyehe, Deniri ad Galhirwar, Central Highinnda, Jnverurss anal the Obaa anel Larter, . 6ST STOKE. 1026Ke. Straiipefer tiuide, — of Frarnt. ij Chanland—-The Stary of the ScottishCheme poet free 2.8 Fishing and Shooting on the BMS... ans ase oe ee Sk 2.016 Londoo FProgrammo relayed from Soottinh Apartiaenia Guide —... : +e ies ol Daventry The footie, “" GS Serpe," " canine inalien af Pag Principat fonfiea oy javilities wa be dead poet Free A 2.70-7.45 Broapcast to Scmoors: oe fookiele ard obits from any La, Stniiom, em office, a Mr. Valtentixc Davis, “Carnarvon. and its | (negtles * Stay at LM 5 Hotels 3.0 London Programme relayed from Daventry 5.15. Tae Crmopes's Hour: Story, "The Fairy of and the Flower Stall’ (Hey Nonnie). The Station Trho—Light Itusia 6.0 London Programme relayed from Daventry 6.30 5.8. from London LONDON MIDLAND &SCOTTISH RAILWA¥ 9.3) Local Announcements Euston and St. Pancras 9.35 §&.B. from London "first across the border” W.G-11.15 4.8. from Liverpool (Friday's Programmes conftinted on page 418.) ala RA BIO|TIMES ie: 1, Toe8. Se = =_ = Programmes for Fdeity. In the Near Future. (Continmed from. pave 417.) News and Notes from the Southem 55K SWANSEA. (oa0er Stations. Plymouth. {20-10 London FProgrammo relayed from Daventry Continuing his series of talks on* Early Visitors to Plymouth,’ Mr. Charles Hkndereon, of the 240 BroapcasT To Boaoons : University College of the South-Weat, Exeter, Prof; J. C. Eraxman, ‘The Romance of will, on Toceday, June 12, deal with *The Visit Wireless,’ I of Cosimo LT, Grand Duke of Tuscanyin 1669," and you save "y'i/| 3.9 London Prograrome relayed from Daventry Bournemouth. the fabric. i ie oi P ‘S45 Tar Catrpgren's Hore i i f , Lieut.-Col. Reginald E. Cecil, D.8.0., Chairman The pride taken in 6.9 London Programme relayed from Daventry of the New Forest Ponies Asaoe iat ion, is giving the interior decora- a talk on “The New ForestPony,’ on Tuesday, tive scheme of a home often deters 6:30) (8:8, fron London home lovera from inatalling or exten d- June 12. ing existing Electric Light for fear of 9.30 Local Announcements An appeal on behalf of the Bournemouth damage to valuable pancllings or new Bronch ofthe Bible Flower Mission will he made 9.35 &.B, from London decorations, Noe possibility of inber- by Mra, Edmondson, Vieo-President of the local f ference with walls or woodwork exista 11.0 IL-6. 45.8.fem Lavorpoot branch, on Sunday, June 10. if an uptodate wiring system is Wiring ie ie Life for the Britisher in Chinamust always be employed. The “Callender something of an adventure, and in her talk on System” is the latest result of expert Northern Programmes. research into the requirements of Friday, June 15; entitled ‘Exiles in China,’ house wiring and can be easily and 5NO NEWCASTLE. ‘360ko. Mra. Y. Curtia, who recently returned from Hong quickly installed. »| 220-15-—Cramophone ends. £5;—London Programm Kong, will relate some of her experiences. rolared from Daventry. 6 :— Lady Margaret Sackyille,* Wonen Adventunes-—i, [Mary Rlngelet, LBGe-2i| Your Electrical Contractor will be pleased \diren's Hour; £0:—Orpan Iecital relayed from the Manchester. fo explain folly this. new method af Barack Picture Howie, Boniecrland. 6.30:—5.B. fram bringing Eleciricity into the home, Landon. T45:—The Neweaelle West End Cleemen: To Attics The needs of the Huddersfield Royal Infirmary ‘{Haunder}: ‘Tha Lite eata PReches) § O Featelul Hight will be outlined by Mr. Lawrence Crowtherin the jestrian} 3 Seak ptHades Wills fautis Week's Good Cause Appeal on Sunday, June 10. (Sinaia in HH Plat Minor (1st hovennn) (Chopin); Bbod | the E Minor, Ha, 5 (Cispin). 8&8 :—Olecmen: Timage of the ftoee An interesting experiment is to be tried on (Reichardt): Strikethe Lyte (Cooke): The Evening Bell (Franz Saturday evening, Jone 16, when Liverpool, Abe: Koataplan (In Retrtnite) (iourent de Hille). 3.30 :— CALLENDER Chides Wille: Concert Atady,No; 2, inMier ad Gomes Leeds, Sheffield, Manchester and Hull are to raigen (Dane: of the Gnomes) (Liveh). §30:—Speoches at the combine in giving a mixed entertainment relayed Anngal Dinner of the Allotmcet Holders” Goqercss, relayed from WIRING SYSTEM the Grom Hotel, Wee Hartlepool, Ceouncilice TB. 8. Martin, from their own stations and collectively broadcast Wet Ham, Preeident of the Kationsl Union of Allotnpent from Manchester. There will be music from aTae 236706. Byery2 . | Holders Mr. J. Forbes, Gener Berretan? of the Nattonal CALLENDERS CABLE & CONSTRUCTION COLT Tides of Allotment Dobder. Mr, C. W. Satin, Principal of the Manchester, a ' Fantasy of Summertime" from {Bmall Holdings and Allotments Division of tha Minwtiry of Liverpool, Yorkshire humour from ‘Leeds, songs HAMILTON HOUSEEca | Agricdtiare, a8 : =§.0. from Londen. §0:—DLoral An necesa. Bi=8.0, from London. BAPEAS )—6.n. from Hull, and the City Police Force Band from al ifrom Liverpool L Sheffield. 5SC CLASCOW. whe 740 kG Cardiff. } SiS c=—{ineert to Behoods, MMueio of the Teentieth Gentary, \Rtation Crrhestra, The Park Qaioriet. Boprieo ofos. Harl+ fone Solos, £0:—Station Orehetm, €30:-—Dene Mirsliec An entertainment by the Ne'or-Do-Wells Con- relayed from (ie Plata. B-8.8; from Ediabyrgi. §.63s— cort Party will be relayed from the Llandaff Fields Weather Forecast for .Farmem, €£0:-—Siation Orrhewtra. Pavilion, on Saturday, June 16, —————— 636:—8.0: from London, 845 :—5.6. from Edinburgh. The Only £630: fom London. 74ers Variety. Stallion A tecitative and air from Purcell by Dorothy Orchestra: Bong Of the Chiming (W. B. Mopnlel. Arthor Back in a elosracher sketch written aod produeed by hieelf, TYOrsay (soprano) will be heard in the concert to * The Dontishs Chale,” Margeret F. Siewert (Soprano): “The be relayed from The Glen Pavilion, Clifton, World-Programme Broom o' fhe Comdenknowes (Moffatt); Jot Gromile (Tra. ), Bristol,-on Friday, dune: 15, | Arthut Black in onetither of hile characher Sindh, * Ties Pleta- Bragpher’: Margaret ¥. Stewart: MaggieLadder and The Lalrd A programme dedicated to Summer has been I skpen (Traditional). Urchestra: Song of the Gles (W.-H, ee $39:—8.0. tran -Aberiicen. £.15:—5:5.: ftom arranged for Thursday, Jone 14. It will include Paper. lon, 3Leal Anmeincenédie.. S35 °—8.. from readings, from Laurence Binvon, John Masetield Leiden. 16-1115} —8.0. frog: Liverpool. and others, by Ivan Samson, and appropriate 2BD ABERDEEN. fon aongs br Glyn Eastman. 4 Phi—Gromepiooe Reoords, 3.30 (—Froadenat ito Behoois: MM. E. Gees, Advanced French Couree—Leecon VIL. Daventry Experimental, 9.80 -—Biadis Concent... Phyitia- Henderson ey. twtion (etek, $03. from Eeddinborgl. ee The LordMayor of Birmingham, Alderman facia from the Aberiesn Stodin if =ae Tionald A. TL domes, 13 appealing on behalf of the Bir- Laren For. Farmer: 610:—Agricultiral Notes. 615 7— Mr. COB ebbter > CricketTaples. 6.30°—8.5. from London. mingham Hospitals Contributory Scheme on ee:Sehe froen'* Ballinbingeh. | abo AF fret. Sanday, June 10, 45 =" Northern Lights." Dorathve Forrest and (Choris * ‘Northern Lichte" (Rarkina). UR.Hetdterion * .* Friend of A programme of old-fashioned dance music by Mini" reerMaa Main, Final] Eeiald ee:Roat— the Studio Orchestra, conducted by Joseph Lewis, ae ites Tea ahe ma rir thin F Lellen ad A hycad eUotrs(The Diep med Biteea).Jullette Mclean >, * Thee Song with an interlode of okl dance songs by Nellic f Ended [ (irving. Berlin}, |) Ot In Hoe AEANight,” in -Bletols Finch, will be broadcast between 10-30 and pyCharles’ Oakley. “Andrew Cruickshank: * Bingapore Bor- We; (Le Sobsnd Dah, ei ephenell will teach listeners 1L15 p.m., on Saturday, June 16, bo sine* Bewille-onclic- doen" ‘ Olt and Welehi.. HD. Bender. bon, Andrew Cruickshank, Tom “Murdoch? and 0 Gait: fea Two popular radio ortisis, Maurice Cite and Shintie—"Fie Gfanide’ ; ‘Shenandoah * facr A. BR. Terry}. Winifred Small, will give a chamber musit concert Pullette Yichenn: i My Bios Heaven Whiling and Denali); on” Weinteday afternoon, June #3, A light For Tihired “Pinwo8-: ‘aoeggeret yh te ah Rall, and MoAugh) and thin Shep (Pred kd Mie Fiizalde). Doruhyy Forrest classical programme by Pattiaon’s Salon Orches- ned Chorus: Dew, diw, dewy day". (Johnson, Tobdes, ond tra will also be broadcast the same day. LBiprman). Accoenpeaisk, Nik Main. 6.30 ‘—Song fra Stories Dominion and Foreign of fhe Goel, Reader, Maleoim Molded, Vooalist, leniy A Mollie Byrne (soprano) and Sheridan Russell Corte {Soprina, Thi from Landon $50 :-= 3 (violoncello) aro the artista in a concert to be rAnhoOuneemonts §8.35:—5.8. from Londen. f.e-11-15:— Programmes B.B. from Liverpou. tiven by the Birmingham Studio Symphony Or- ae cheatra on Sunday, June 10, Theprogramme ZBE BELFAST. iePao En will include Three Dancea from Aing Rickard Ty | 12.“LO '—Eadin Quartet, 3.0'°—Prmidces ta School: by Perey Pitt, Moneal Director to the BBC. UB. BE Etjchaced Hayate,” The FolkLore of KorthernTrelinid r Te eS Gramophone Recinds.” 3.98Light French The Birmingham Military Band, which hag Bosic. Orchestra €5:—nintin fs. Ricol{ianiens. «17 :— EVERY FRIDAY Warry Eyeon (Flute). €28—Light English Music. Orchestra. proved so popular with Midland listeners, will be 5.0 :—Witiom J. Cairns, * Thoagbte ofa Pedestrion,” §.15 2— heard again under the conductorehip of W. A. Chikttren’s Hetr. 6.9 ie m Recital be Fiteroy Fagr, Clarke on Tuesday, June 12. The soloists will relayed from the Clnsehi — i... frie 4 oendon, 3.30: 2d. (Lotal Attiotincemegha oe, ="The Romantic Young Lady," a be Norris Stanley (violin), the director of Pat- Comedy io Thres Arte br Martines Sierra, Enaotish transiation tison's Restaurant Orchestra, and Charles Cardle by Helen and Harley Granville Barker, 171.0-11.15 -—#.B. tram Liverpood. (entertainer). ee — | , ) THE | | = Jee Stages. lvary Back dressers, Freon Cayptbers eee la 28} BIS Handle, Whelesals Hamdle, comm, 1, ate, eS 5 0 - 0 1 . 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Annanana Arnotte, “O hight-wingtd swallow” (° Mirella *) Relaved from Periner's, Cambridge Gonna Marguearite'’s Walte {! Pow) ) iaereeeees roti With Interludes by the -Wimeness Minitany Bann 6.18 Orcuimerea with Prawk Foxow (Baritone) (legedeeaae Groaichaninat find the Dance B:B.C; Dance Oncararha Belection from *The Yellow Mask". . Fernon Duke Personally conducted by Jack Pawns 235 Sfusanywe Beare eae aiternoon's athletic meeting has more Whee LPGCES ee tanta tn orang Wok ee eta ee ip dn Hwa interest than the usual contest between Rowsina’s Song (* The Barber of Seville ") Rossii a University and an oateide club. Hinoo the war Cambridge has supplinl an unuaially high $42 Oncersrra proportion. of abhietes. 66 the British Olympic Waltz, ‘Sur la Plage * (On the shore) Waldteufel teains, ond Fenner's' ia now peoognised aa one of Musical ‘Tale, ‘The Grandfather’ ...... Giller the most likely places to which to book for cracks Bute," Venetian Carnival’ ...... -.. Burgmein capable. of holding their own in the best com- Mr. E. HOWARD JONES pany the world can provide. 9.0 Weatnre Fosecast, SECOND UORNERAL will play the pianaworks of Brahms in the &o this year the meeting between the Varsity News BcLcerin ‘Foundations of Music" series this week. and the Amateur Athletic Association haa beon 9.15 Mr. G. Watsox Panken: More Motoring frrengedl ad a aorh of Olympic best. Cumbridgr Matters are to he strengthened by the addition of some of 6.30. Time Srorat, Garexwier; Wrarare Forr- the shar producte of recent years, and their team CaABT, Binet Griesan News Bouuerin 9.30 Local Announrements. (Daventry orily) will include such famous athletes os -H. B. 6.45 A Vaudeville "Torn Shipping Forecast Stallard, the miler and holf-miler, D, G.A, Lowe, who has already -run forGreat. Britain at 7.0 Mr. Base. Mame: * Next Week's Broodoast 9,55 VAUDEVILLE Music ' Colombes, C, TT. van Geyzel, the high jumper Graovs Patmer (Contralta) from Ceylon, and those two fine hurdlers, Lord 7.15 THE FOUNDATIONS OF MUBIO Burghiey and GO. C. Weightmann-Smith. The Parreicia HRosssonorce bnhcounter between these cracks and the etiong Beane’ Prso Works (Synoopated Songs at the Piano} team brought down by the A.AJA, should make a Played by Howanp owes Ossonwe and Pranren (In some ‘Camena) most thrilling afternoon's sport, which listeners Intermezzo in FE: Minor (Op. 119, No. 2) Tae Mustcan Avanos (Three Xylophones) will hear deetribeld by Mr, H, M. Abrahame, Ithapaody in E Flat (Op. 119, No. 4) A Bketch hiimseli an old Cambridge runner, and a former "The Confession * victor in the Olympic Gamer,an article by fe the firat piece we admire the resource which whom on yy afternoon's meeting will be found transforms the opening theme,with its by G.H. Gaace quiatly urgent chythm, into a middle-section on pace 425 Lord Deerwater oi... eds eae Feank Dextor tune in the style of an old German dances of the Lady Deerwater ...66.0. 60.45 GHonare Eamonn 425 Tee Wieecess Minrrany Dann and Faaxk waltz persuasion. Foxow (Baritone) The FE Flat Rhapeody iz the last solo piano- Hon. Francis Deorwater ...... Micaarn Hogas forte piece Brahmas wrote, The ificernt Barker (the Butler) 2.0... Hanoip CLEMENCR G15 THE CHILDREN'S HOUR energy and breadth of the march-like opening and Det,-Insp. Muolkitt ..7... »« Nomstan: Gaorrin i » *"Erbert telcos his Family for a Plonic * the delightful airy grace of the middle section Tue B.B.C. Dance OscumsTia have made ita greatfavourite, ' A Mildly Humoroua Play Personally conducted by Jack PaywE Ite variety of resource is stimulating, and the By the Usual Biographer of this Happy Family minor-key ending comes as.4 curious and power- 10.30-12.0 DANCE MUSIC: Tar Savoy On- £0 Aw Opcan Recrratby Reomantp Fooar ful stroke of exhilarating effect. PHEANS, Fren EnisaAtpe and his Mtsic, from From the Pactapio 7.25 Sports ‘Talk the Bayoy Hotel = ee — Sport and (eecral FOUR CRACK ATHLETES WHO WILL FIGURE IN THE MEETING AT FENNER'S THIS AFTERNOON, \ An important athletic meeting takes place. at Cambridge this afternoon, when a * ast-and-present,” "Warst side wall compete with a strong vieting team gent down by the AsAAL Most of England 8 representatives in this years Olympic names at Amsterdam wil be on the track this alternoon, A eness fon the races will be broadcast by Mr, H. ML Abrahams from the ground. Here are four of the Cambridge cracke—H. B. Stallard, Lord Burghley, C, T. van Geyzel ' and 4G. C, Wechtmann-Smith.* —" a a n y RADIO TIMES Juwe 1, 1 9 2 8 . Saturday's Programmes cond ( J u n e 9 ) ) * | | ———{_ sGB DAVENTRY EXPERIMENTAL Speodwriling (497.3 MM. 610 ke.) EXEkrT WHEER. OYHREWIES. FTATHM. TRANEMIEETONS FROM TuE Loxnos Arvp10 ——e in your own armchair Boris Godounoy, who i a otf i r e t by the ambitious that “Take down” from your wireless in this easy short- 3.30 VAUDEVILLE afterwards Taar. Borid has realized Rogent, hand—ii5 nope Like fa than ‘werk, You will et threntened by Evan's younger som, | be From Birmingham hit title ia every leston, and im three to six weeks you can Dimitri, and has had hiaseerethy aesassinated. (* Aunt Moria" Sketch) || Speedwrting at more than Mane. Feance Air, Boris, in spite of his supreme power, (Mandoline and Banyo) In this 100 Words a Minute Manto ve Prerao Misfortunes fall upon hie dear onc. Daxce Ban ia disquicted. in Pome Baown's Dowrmons plague-stricken, ard lock on him In fact, you w i l l be an efhcient shorthand-writer , Mason and Asses (Entertainers ab the Piano) His peopl: are the rudiments of the their m i s e r i c e . He is haunted l e s s time than it takes to l e a r n ||] and Garesor(in syncopated aa the author of outline “systems. ‘There a r e no new " out- Jouxsox Baotmens visrons of the murdered Dmitri. | older ™ Harmony} by dreadful l i n e s ” to l e a r n in Speedwriting. Nothing to write He c a l l a wpan God for help. butthe ABC's of the alphabet which you know 4 . 3 0 THDANSANT i already—that's why it's so cary From Birmingham : J chs : 3.23, siCHESTEAeT : _, Make a Start Now Domiwons Dance Baxp 5: Glasouier Pamir Brown's Salaction from Ballet Scenes," Op. Speedwriling will be ow help te yOu very chay in Rinwey Neserrr and his Ukulele your office or study. Not only.can you write it with Hour (from Birmingham) : pen or pencil, butyoucan 5.45 Tus Cumoren's 9.38 ‘Torrtss GEEEN Speedwrite on any Typewriter Ireland,’ by. Piances Ritchie. such charming ‘Magio Bella oi Phillis hos and atiain amazing apeed. Any Speedwriter can tran- Songs by Bernard Sime rect } Iriah scribe rom your mohes, far Speedwriting never Walter Heard (Baritone). Falea Phillis ** grows cold.” Everybody's learning it Don't be (Flute and Piccolo) Anon. arr. Lane Wilson behind the tunes =Stact now! = f (HEED: When dull care \ G30 Time Stexar, arr. Fane Witton Tee Eeveridge, * J with: Wratenn Forkcast, Write now for Freer Geareat News Hv of se 9.45 Cronve and ORCHESTRA particulars M u s i c Choral Ballad, “The Incheape SPECIAL TERMS 6 . 4 5 Light Rock! Sir Frederick Bridge DURING Prom Bireinghan HIS is a sctting of Southey's poom telling Parrisos’s Baron ORCHES- well-known JUNE ONLY tha wicked Sir Ralph ca, directed by Nonais how (Eneloed Sd. in, Mon io coer removed tho STANLEY the. Raver peo fata ty warning bell from t h e a Inch- Relaged irom the toataurant, caps Rock, a n d , fittingly, Capgrigil be Corporation Street drowned “ wos J a t e r himself LID Overture to ‘ Marijana" SPEEDWRITING TOPLISS GREEN there. 76 STRAND WC Vince Waflace Dept 126 CECIL CHAMBERS will sing in the Popular O p c h e s - Deseriptive Piece, ‘ The Phan- Wearnen Forecast, ! F r A amme irom 10.0 tom Brigade” ..hyjddieton tral ‘tonight. Srooxp GENERAL News Avrrep Botier (Baritone) Birmingham —— : Buiieris For you alone ...... Creek Birmingham) * Norns Sramcey (Violin) Wilhelna 19.15 Sports Bulletin (From Avo Maria ....s..... Sehubert, ar. 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