Radio Times, October 30th, 1925, THE MYSTERY STATION DISCLOSED.

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OFFICIAL Fewer Stations—More Power.

PROGRAMMES for the week beginning By P. P. ECKERSLEY. eee spaces ber —st. WE which means all countries, have now wise, and on these reached a stage in broadcasting when lines same very ¢th- its future, from the engineering point of cient systems have PROGRAMMES INDEX. view, may have to be re-considered in the been brought into light of all that experiencehas taught us. existence. But we LONDON . is .. Tal,252, 254 Great services have been built upin many have now come. to the countries ; the value of wireless for enter- time when,-so far as

ASE sii saniaie eeiiaicaene EN. tainment and educational purposes is ac- Europe is concerned, BIRMINGHAM claimed on all sides: listeners everywhere wt seems that the are muimbered by their milhons: but, even systems of each

BOURNEMOUTH mB so, the technical organization of these country must be Te-

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CARDIFF Mes alld ete areas ] = services ‘has always been mainly expeti- modelled on the lines . mental, And if we are to profit by what of one super-scheme WE, WUASTEE oo. sie ees severe are now known to be certain unalterable for the whole Con. truths, we must reviewour position and tinent. You all know ABERDEEN ...... ; yee Captain ECKERSLEY. GLASGOW ...... -» 265 discover how far we are on the right lines. what I any going to i- bo at tell you :—that there iS not, and never will HIGH-POWER.. During the past tew months E urape be sufficient room im the ether for all the

RATERS has deep ss lot of stock-taking of its broad- broadcast stations we have pot in Europe cast schtastik From this, certain facts to-day, without going into thequestion of emerge which cannot be ignored if broad- fi nding places for many more which we casting is to develop as it should do. I should all like to erect. will go: farther, The very existence of a ik i * CSTA broadcasting, in my opmion,depends on I have previously told you thatthe future the abshty of everyone concerned to tackle of broadcasting may have to beconsidered in

SE any situation which hinders progress as terms of fewer and more powerful stations and and when it arises. the purpose of this article is to outline how * ah « * this might be carried ont. Its-basis must, of STOKE . Two fundamentals must alwaysgovern any course, be one of permanency and, because SWANSEA policy of broadcasting ; one 15 to give every- of this, tt-must be largely governed by inter-

EVENTS OF THE WEEK SOSU body in every country an adequate service national considerations. For this reason STOP PRESS NEWS ... cree 250 DBO on the cheapest. and most easily controlled I think it is more than likely that the first

Seo real move will be made in. America—that ——= receiving apparatus, and theother is that ng service must ever be allowed to interfere is at the World’s Wireless Convention IMPORTANT TO READERS, with another. There % no other way of which will probably take place at Washington The nddveas of “The Radio Times“ is 8-11, Southampton using wireless to its fullest extent for the in the late spring of next year. Stront. Strand, Londoo, W.C.2 * * + ** Tha af the British Broadcasting Company. Lid, is PASSES. ‘. Savoy Hill, Strand, Londen, WC, Hitherto, each country has, quite rightly, A good deal of “iéeling the way," as undertaken to fulfil the needs of its own it were, will be done in Europe between now ete nnPeaen Tonio tetntake aha : inhabitants. [If could not have been other- i (Contingrd overleaf in column 3.)

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Building Radio Programmes. Fewer Stations—More Power, ek (Continned from the previous page, )

and ther, tual the whole question 10 1rv minda en A Peep Behind the Scenes. l i portvint that tle HHIED ian al vert eon mie be taken in order to ormive wi om vondition or FS ain every otherissuc of Pike Madre fines Lion of Withee ane subetiiles: ave apecialfy jstatts th ies whith shinbkd he actishactory atl do sting, F contcins eighty-four broadcast. preeranunes. hor a pertant iheme, dowel as eunking them to: fH Have OU, a8 leboner, ever coneidercd: Low all availabh: apiece, vou wet the final suit as coborlierl The NPs {hori to caches 3-880 > Fey Ean Alations t h e b o ja ronm for in Purope, theaprogrammes ace built op, and the vast amdnut mie well-balanced, oo-ordinated; and triatworthy amd then apportion to eth countey « af work entailed to let you know in advance every fon given ino? he Adie T pee, namber which can item from every station as they are given for several This is a broad mitline of what: takesplace in meet the requincntinta of all ita inhabitants. 1 hours cach day for a whole week ¥ programme building, have indijen ted that moat couniees should, on a theoretial basis, have Torrie building on such o eologeal acale is a But. there is moro to tell abowt the preliminary fewir stations than Lines highly specialized job, éalling for a great deal of Stages which is infercetiw, Let ue, then, go have al urrsent hut this docs not toca that: bet OL every in elve existing stations will be closed clown, ekill and training. Ey no means is it the mere back again to what happens tiring the ten days m i ® * mithanical pegtration of nannies of the artist an when each Station Director is working on the Take: thea caad if Cheat Britain: We liave now Pic Tie, skeleton propranime gent by Headquarters for him twenty-one stukiont, incluidime Siriking A Fair Balance. fo TELei. the high-power He starts with little to guide him, Pihiaery shticn ah Tay Wery, ST pNP, theder a peo perday First of all, there is not yet an established criterion COMELTEERELE oy Hermione! scheme, we were ake Shimpeuricons with theatre; musio: hall aml moepecrth of da SOT standard “l henelry the artists: Gan beet lo accept sixteen. How could thie nomber bu LAOaas art prictically ee leas, The wile readify judwedt ae ere for wireless broadeasting, made to fall the requirementa of our ten million faciitics of the entertainment industry are net ot Every detail-in every programme has to be listeners. are ab the same tine enadle va to-com- his cheposal, Lhe nomber and typea of artist he cor idered ortits inalividual merite, as wells ite bine boiling mid developing 00 geryaoa: can 2eleet from. are linitedt, heanog on every other itent, mie (the tdleals we have seb ourselpes 3 Altogether they Hil econatiite sich a form of Constant Experiments. Again, ia my opinion, there ia only one war. entertamment as will be acceplable to every section Many artisteof distinguished re putation om the That i s to divide wp the country into reeions and to erceh Of listencra, At tho same time, ihey mast stake atage or the concert pistionn aro unsittable fer stations whieh would adequately enter aay balavieds between thehigh-brow "and “ Jow. hrnadeatting, Peouliaities of voice and enuneia- for dhe chemaavs- of all tidteners: within: each ILTeeT, bnew "hemi wither prejudicing the funtke- tion disqualify some; peychological grounds bar There woukt possibly be ten main regional stations, nienlal ethical and edhieatitnal ideals which for others, mulnding Daventry, to serve England, Seothind, the casential criterion of our programme building. It happens not infrequently that artista aru wil Waks, The power of niost of thea world Two factors——(tran4iniesion ane publication— aetor, eninent on the stage, are so. discoucerted have to hein the neighbourheed of 20 kilowatts. govern the preparation-of our broadcast prograninca, by the novel absence of a visible audience that except, perhaps, one station for the Weat of Ea: h is as important as the other, thsi ir [x Th PTs before the Wide rophoria fa Knvgland wher it owonld be nrither HeOeESary nor let ua take you through the various stages ng defective, Here ia an early problem calling for desirable to diseeminate cleetrical energy in such they oceur, The task is byno means cosy, hichly spectahined skill, ijitanhities that anceof pioweuld he Wasted over Where Plans Are Mapped Ont. (1 tho items thenmelyes—musical, literary, and the Eervelialy Tiel Bristeal Vin riaiale, / * ip = i The genesia of all programmes-is the Progranume cdtcationgl—there is moch which requires keen Board, which meets-every. Tuesday at the Heal dike rmination in the light of the apecial come ielema- The sties for these stains Ww Guile: Ie onside, aru Offices. Flere plans are mapped out ‘aud Suggestions Liens onvering broadcasting, Revisions and adap: net inte cities, like they amy Ab present. Thos “reachera- ort?’ would not he overwhedmed. divide) for the week's programmes which will tations of musical scores and talke have regularly he browdeast six weeks later, Representatives of Lo he undertaker, This might give ¢achan efleoove ervetal panes all departiieite are present, Progrummes, to some We are building up a distinetive sehoot of radio of between seventy and eighty miles, On & one- extent or other, are the-concern of everybody, iramatisi4 and conposcrs who tan consistently valve set their range would probably bo 150 miles, A certain proportion of cach week's programmes supply us with nucterial which can alimest caitirely 50 that practically every listener would pet othe be conveyed throagh thevar without requiring any choice of at least one, and perhape three) op four, ia” broadcast simultane ously from: all stations, Thist items may onginate from any station, and vieual feels. At present, a considerable responsi- micTnative progres. if rests primarity with the Progremme Beer to bility in altertmg and editing material devalycs on Five of the remaiming stations would still he decide, on the grounds of techniqne and general the Station Programme stalls. of the low-power ivpe; ther further would be ta infcrest, thoseitems which ore to be treated in this In addition to all this, there i the neorsasity for meet apeiad requirements, or, cater for some wav. conktant-experiments being made in the form of awkwardly -sjtaated htth: hit of teritery that But ther arn alaoother detaile to oonmenler. terete and reheagsals to jind out the suitability of nigh) Otherwiae finve cause for complaint hecqoee The availahility ofthe necessary land lines ig tin, Tew soprestine aed ides, a listener were outside the equitaient range of Even for very important oerasiona we aro: not Only the clog st linison between every depariinent reaional 2ha acne, able to getland lines whenever wewant them. enables all these things to be successfully accom- dhe remaining: station would ala have special The ideas-of the Programine Boarl are reducel plished, EF WD: functions, Woe eannobk widest any sehieine neglect to. the form of skeleton programmes, and these are —_ —— to provide farihties for linking up the Diseciiiens aont to all stations on the following liv. and other eountrica with our own-services, and “THe Prince of Wales’ College at Achimeota on They constitute a baste on which station cincetors thie wird, doubtless, he te principal lise, the Gold Cocast,” will be the subject of a special oo = ot eb and theie etatla boild up ther own programmes talk to be Fiver from Londen Station on sunday for the woek in question. Roughly, ten days is It ia qiite potsthle wider a scheme such as 7 afternoon, November Ist, by Dr. J. EB.KR. Agorey;, allowed in which to finish this work. have outlined thats She stations whieh wi Twi who is thy chief of staff atthe collece, This college call relays will take over the duties of a whole Many Cooks, But Good Broth. ix & great educational experiment made by the region; but theeo are all considerations for the Then one morning wo find the resulis of the Government in West Afrties foc the higher edit future. The main essential of our scheme is that eoreent rated ¢forte of the Station Directors dumped cation of the Negre race in their own country. Dr, every lisiener-ahall be better, rather than worse off, on’ Heailguartera again, Now the real work Agerey, who haa been deseribad as the treatest as regards the strength of signal he may receive, begin, living African, ist pure- blooded Fanti, his ancestors Amd there- is-another important- point which For*the next five days these first-lraft pro- for generations having heen spokesinet or chap must meyer be lost sight of—that local tntercat gramingecs are carclully eerutinized; firet by the oollors toa line of kings, Tramed in America, ina broadcast system, in.one of the greatest asserts Organizer of Programmes, then by the Mhrectorof where he obtained hig PhP. at Colombia, Univer. to the secess of the service as a whole, This Music, the Director of Edneation, the. Dramatic sity, and receiving teaching experience both there interest mit te extended tn every posible way, and in Africa, he iga keen payehologiat whoee motto Producer, the Presentation Departnent, and others, Briefly, that is the basis of a ‘echeme dise(esed as it specially‘concerns them. Lastly tho Secre- 3° Co-operation of the black and white races for for the monient purely academically, Tta advan. farlal Department, anxious that no questions of the good of beth.” tages would be conaicerable, ‘To begin with,there ecopyoght shall be overlooked, may have something it ia interesting to remember that when the eral be ne jamming between one -station and to aay, Prince of Wales laid the foundation stone of this, anothér, saul reception ponerally, both as rewarda The comments and sigecstions of all concemed his own college, at Achimota, be hedan hour's range amd quality would be greatly improved. are. sent back to tho Station Directors, who make talk with Iv. Agurey, New ¢rvetal areas would ‘he addod» and thepree is a Pm ‘ the necessary alterations, This procedureprovides gramme, item for item, would tend to improve, a check both ion the ethical and cdteational standard EXPERIMESTS’ in poetry reading have been so hecanae there would be sreater competition betwen andon the average artistic excellence of the pro- Socrsafiul litherta. that the BBC. has decided to all sources of supply, Other essential wireless rramme submitted. continne them, By way of variety, these poetry eorviees would henehit for the reagan that motonly Finally, after more specialived work in preparing readings in future will be undertaken by more than would there be fewer broadcast stations mr Great the programmes for publication, such as the selec. one Interpreter, : Britain, birt alao throughout Europe generally.

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Official News and RadioGossip.

A Radio Festival. The Mystery Station. have not yet been definitely selected, will fact HEweek beginning Sunday, November 8th, will Té mith be well, before poner has ime -to of singers, a planiat, a vidlinist, and the organist be the first racdho festival week of British broad- organize & Whole system of phantom broadcast and chorus of St, Dunstan's Singera, who will take casting. This synchronizes with the third birthday stations, that we should at this stage give o few the place of an onthestra. of the BBC. which falls on November 14th. details of what fas been referred to as the Mystery Armiogements are aleo being muude to brondenst Doring the week the maximumendeavours of the Ptation, portions of a concert fo: he riven on behalf of the BB wall he pit forward ita produce prcerran res During the last twoor three weeks, many people funds of St. Duneten’a- Hostel for Blinded Ex- of distinction, variety, and artistic unity. The have heard apeeoh and masic sent out by a power- Servicemen, on December lth, from in outcide hall, prospective arrangements are indicated in our Stop ful transmitter, giving ita call sign aa “dE,” Press News on pages 259 and 260. though no. official atotHfication of who might be eon. Some Important Fortheoming Talks. Listeners can jook forward to some «pecially Armistice Celehrations, ducting these operations hadheen made, “Naturally, listeners are a littl puzzled aleuwt it, and par- altractive talks during the week beginning Sun- On Nove ‘miet Lith, many special services are ticiiarly that signals of such strength shooki—be day, November Lith. The Air Minister; Liewt.-Gol. being broadcast. from the stations to celebrate associated with a call sign which, according to the The Rt. Hon. Sir Sansuel Hoare, C0 G., M.P.,. will the anniversary of the signing of the Armistice. appropriate books of reference, consiata of the give @ talk on “ Aviation” on November 17th. The At Edinburgh, the speechesat s grest Remembrance identification numerals allotted toa wireless amateur sixth Assembly of the ne of Nations will be Day Meeting in the Usher Hall, given by Earl Haig, in Liverpool, deacribed on November Lith by Mis. Hugh Spender, Earl Jellicoe, and Lord Sands will. be broadenst In a recent issue The Radio Times mentioned who has recently returned from Geneva, aod Mr. aurng the even. The Lord Provost of that a actics of experimental teats had been arranged F.C. Linfield, formerty M.P. for Mid- Bedfordshire, Foimburgh will te in the chair, by ‘engineers of the Post Office ond the BLB.C., in who wee one of the members of the. Govern Dr. W.-BR: Ress, MuseDoe, (Oven), FoR CO, the ue of ten kilowatts for transmitting purposes. ment comission who visited Rast Africa last year, a the orpanist on this oceaston: and the. bands The signals referred to from station “SGER” are o will gjve an account af his impression ofthe country of the dst KALSB, and #-18th Hussars development of that idea, and its people on November 18th. On Saturday, will alo take part, together with the choir, under November 21st, Mr. Cherry Kearton, whose photo- the direction of Mr. James Moodir, “$66 ° and Cholmeford. graphs and lectures on birds and NaturalHistory in Presamabhy, the Liverpool amateur who.pre- Bishep’sAddress. general are so popular, will talk on “Some of viously used ‘thia call aign has piven up hia lisence, My Pets.” A-special Armistice service will be broadcast from or has now another wireless identity. The Post the Plymouth Studio after the Time Signal has been Office has allocated ° 5028" tothe B.B.C, engineers League of Nations Meeting at Bournemouth, given atl followed by the fwo minutes’ Filenee. for an experimental set which has been installed On Friday, November 20th, at #15 p.m., the The Kishop of Plymewth will give a short address, at Chelmsford, Teste have been made from there speech of Admiral Mark Kerr, (.B., C.V.0., will which will be: followed by the sounding uf the for a few hours on specified days. be broadcast from the Town Hall, Bournemouth, * Last Post.” The proceediogs will be appropriately Tits, of course, essentiol.in broadcasting that the on the occasion of the Armistice Weck Meeting concluded by choral items from a fdadies thar and enginects should have some wea as to the possible of the Bouriemonth Branch of the League of hewn, performance of different types of tmusmitters Nations Union. The Mayor of Bournemouth The apecial eervice on November 1th in the working on the shorter waves, and considerable will be in the chair, Victoria Hall, Hanley, will be releyed by Pteke- experience has already been enined with sets using on-Trent Station, while the Dundes Ktation will power between one-quarter and three kilowatts, ThePower of Colour, rélay the sixth anniversary service from St. Mary's A good deal of mformeation his also been discovered In viewof the prominence at present bemg given Pariah Church, from 11-2te about 11-30 acm. on the subject of shielding by steel frame buildings to the eflecte of colours and their healing propertics, At Leecle, the celine {PCr thee Town Hall clock of longdélistance reception, nightdistortion and the talk on “ Destructive Colour in Nature.” which Wil be relayed af 14.0 -aom., and. ofter, the two so on, but it waa also neeessury to: explore still the Roy, J. OC, Cumming, M,A., will give from the nitnbes’ Rilence, the “Lest. Post" etl be relayed further afield. Hull Studio on Friday, November 13th, should be and followed by the National Anthem rendered Possible Jamming. of particular interest, by the Leeds City Police Band. One of the principal objects of the present teats Play Your Cards Batter, “Mercenary Mary.” ie to fine owt what might be the expected daylight range of « ten kilowatts station to crystal andsingle By way of experiment, the B.B.C. has-arranged Tt is probable that-on Friday, November 27th, valve set owners, A study of harmonics has aleo with a leading authority and writer on auction nt about 9,14, an excerpt from Meresnery Mary, been made-to see whether meth a shetion might briclge to give # series oftalks about the gamer. new running at the London Hippodrome, will bo interfere with existing services, while possible ‘King of Spades" is o tithe which hides the

i broadcast simultaneously through all stations. jamming on the finmdamental wave-length has ole identity of this expert, whose aim it is to A Coates Symphony Programme. been investigated. ‘trent the subject in such & manner that the talke Tt is too early yet to talk about reanlts, bot those will interest both the beginner and the more On Tuesday, November 4th, a special symphony who have heard “ SCR" ond wondered whatand milvanced player, concert of Wagnerian music will be conducted by For the present, it is proposed to limit these to a

ate where it ia will be glad that the mystery is Mr, Albert Coates, whose experiences in. connection new solved. eeries Of four, given at monthly intervals on ‘the with Wagner productions is well-known. The following Tuesdays at 4 pm.: November With,

ie A Radio Circle Concert. Re following iteme will be included: Overture, December Bth, January Sth, and February 2nd. Tannhdveer; Dnvet from Act ID, Priatan and A short concert, to be given entirely by members If this serics should prove acceptable to@ sufficient Teokie; Prelode to Parsifal; Siegfried's Journey of (he Radia Cirelo, will be broadcast from Stoke- number of listeners, it will be extenied and the on 10th, to the Rhine, and the LoveDeet and Finale from on-Trent Station on Toeaday, November talka will be given at ehorter intervals, Siegfried, from to 7 pom. Ft will inelude violin and vocal New College Chapel. items, and several ¢horal. songs, For some weelcs: A Novel Schools Transmission, past the Radio Cirele Choir have been. practising On Sunday, November 20th, between. §.) and ‘For Friday, November 13th, the Cardiff Station on Eaturday afternoons ander the direction af has arranged 1, it is proposes] to browdeast sinmitancously 8 novel educational trian=mission from Mra, Thomson, the lady organizer, and thiewill be one achool io many, Mr, Warwick Braithwaite, through all stations the unaccompanied singing at their firat broadtast performance, Jt ia hoped that New College Chapel,Oxford. This singing at with the Station Orchestra, and Mr. Henry St. New College has cnjoyed an mternational repia- several more concerts of this naiure may be arranged, John, are Visiting the Boys’ Secondary Scho nt butthis depends enhow inuch talent is forthcoming, Canton, Cardiff. tation for maogy generstiona. ‘The programme will consist of a Any Radio Circle member who is anxious to brogd- number of orchestral items with movements News For Dance Lovers. cast, should poy a visit to the studio on Saturday from Haydn's p o p u l a r * Surprise " Symphony, and afternoon, Schubert's famous * Unfinished " Symphony, A Tt will be gourd news to those listeners who have St.Cecilia's Day. for some time past been pressing for more dance descriptive talk om the varies insiruments ard Blind artists will provide the entire programme music by redio to bear that Daventry will broad. instrumental (amilics of the o r c h e s t r a w i l l be piven cast dance musicevery Monday, Wednesday, and from the Londen Studio on the afternoon of by Mr. Brithwittte, and also ilinetrations of the Friday, beginmng on Novem ber 2nd. Sunmtay, November 22nd, which is the Fentival notes and combinations preducs! by the different Day of St. Cecilia, Patron Saint of the blind, as units inorchestral work. Jn addition to the masical 4 A Special Savoy Concert. well sa of music, thouch her connection with lesson, Mr, Henry St, John w i l l give a short dramatic A special concert for broadcasting will be provided ss blind is not « traced, except that accord- recital. There con be oo doubt that delivering from the London Studio by the Savoy Orpheans’ to theold chroniclers, she was herself sight- the lesson b e f o r e a class of actonl scholars will he ‘Sapeaed Symphonie Orchestra on Wednesday, lien "Captain Tan Fraser, M.P., Chairman of St. Dun- areal help, both to the leeturers and to the scholars November #th, from 9 to 10, wtan’s, will act a somouncer, and the artists, who listening by wireless in the distant achools, SS k 244 = _BARO TIMES — COATEHoth Hy LBS: |

“Our ‘PointofView. Wireless Wisdom.

Points Pratt Talks. The European Family—-Touring With Your Set. Tempting the Unknown. WIRELESS WAYFARERS. FEACE AND RADIO. A Famows American wiiter has crystatiized the from. a ]F Mark Twain coukd revise his * Innocents keoreh of the fascination of angioin thie following following 1 an extract. “TREmessage broadcast from London on Abroad,"= he might be disposed to words; “There is nothing that attracts homan Sunday evening, October. rth; Before we i quip then witha portable Wwiteless receiver, TA GU ae powerfully thin the aport of tom insr close down I: should like to remind you Wireless research and manutacture have the unknawn with w fiething line, ' andl We snuslere that in the foreign ‘news of -yesti rat and now provided us with several ethicient types ave sever: others, whe are toy Te with the iden of to-day there is: matter-for renewed hope and of portable receivers at moderate prices booming anglers, realise that this ia entir ly troe, but when youadd £9 this fundamental fascination Ceniche nce that all 4 ffeat we only mations, During the past holiday season there was the Littlesable of the clriw for pitch tr p la 1 but homes, net anly the politicians, butthe evidence for the first time that portable which 7a the characteristic fitatire of the ™ people: receivers were not uncommon among holicay- down * sateh, aml of course the definkde time limit, Since 1gt4, the Eaopean fanuly has been makers. In previous years. only a few wth have developed Fa ap iw hgeth appeals mi thie divided, its members hghting one another, amateurs and enthusiastic experimenters rHitural aporting matinets of the Britteher, for in hating one another, fying abott one another, took portable receivers with them on holiday, the elenpent of liebe, (here is that trae essential) of Sever years age there: was an armistice and but this year the practice has spread con- real sport which equalizes chances and which gives to the duffer or the beginner a possibility of 4 kind of peace that brought no satisfaction eiderably, fo the vactors and infinite: bitterness: to the winning, —F, ~H. Heard on “Tie All’ England Judging fromnunierous interesting articles Angling Championship.* F deferted. Seven more years of hatred have appearing in the columns of our contem- = rs a + passed. tike a nightmare. And now ib seems pPoraries, the wirejess wayfare i753 how taking Ix modern warfare, the haitle ia one of wits and #5-it the evil years.are going to pass away. his place im. journalism. We have seen lie awhe first eonieives to ontrit the other 1m the one Chie who tas spoken with ‘many of the accounts of ‘wireless tours in Germany, whotakes the odd triok,—H, W. Shenvherd-Walwyn, wiscst publicists of the day believes that taly,; Spain, France, Brazil; the Arcentine, Nothing New. thostdive Pacis of Locarne contathe germ ancl, ol OUTS the United. States and Tas further you go into: ‘primitive life, the of reconciHiation tor Rurope. Canada, It is encouraging to us {6 notethat more you aee that the buxinesa of hone making We must not be tao sanguine. We do not almost nvariably-it 4s one or other ol the has really very fow variations: Vou may wake sippose. that 500. pacts would exorcise British stations that-has given. the most your bed in a hole in the ground.or ina. marnitinent at ouce the contentious spit from the hearts pleasure. and the-mest cornsmtent results pola:‘e—bot you or somebodyéhe has to see ihat of mankind: But ifas it seems, that endless to. peripatetic wireless waylarers om, the that bed is there ti whit after nhieht- And -thooed quarrel. has at last been‘settled,.1f (rermany Continent. you may cook your hushanda stow in an eletde hos decided to ve-enter the family of Europe While we apree that those whose business oven—ib ja-still the same sort of -sigog that BAVaES and‘iak® her place m the League of Nations is connected with wireless and broadcasting weormeen tase been prepa ing all dliany bernie for-their if srsthratan ia now. established’ under men folk when they come beck from the forest, might not bedisposed to regard this as an Jane. Barrington on “Homo Makine i North rodrantec for adjusting future disputes, then ideal hotiday -pastime, we beheve that, for iurope. ° it. would seen that we and-our children may the vast majority of holiday-makers who 4 ee = = é laok forward to-atleasta generation of peace. have very little opportunity to -experment Maxkine abhor. discrepancy a9) Nature abies The post-war. map of Europe‘ has now with wireless or study broadcasting threugh- a vecuwun.—lames Agate: received -sanction under guarantecs,- Ger- out. most of -the-vear, the idea of takine Where Babies Suffer. many--hassnow: made her own -peace with inexpensive portable receivers, on holiday Tar Bushmen have whatwe would all peculiar her neighbour, and has set her lane to these should be most acceptable. “Incidentally ideas. Jf there ia- not enongh food for themselves pacts ‘under the Presidency ‘of Hindenburg. for those who go to. the Continent it- will and the other children, then the newly born baby A cynic. might say. that it; was only severe provide an opportunity to test the com- it simply butied alive, [f, on theother hen: there financial pressure; and not any change of parative merits of the various: programmes. is plenty of food, then the tame civing feast" js heart- whieh has led the Governments of A NIGHTMARE. celebrated, Europe tocthis happy conclusion.” Peace 1s Like others, the Boshmen heave to dic in them HE factor of obsolescence is a nightmare liléssdd under Whatever gine she comes. At- to progressive broadcasters. On the turn. The body.ia placed in the grave in‘s sitting ahy rite; the Wireléss’ Veices which have position with the knees drawn up, the arma erosted technical side it is literally truethat trans- and the hands on the shoulders,” All “hia worldly now attained no small influence will always mitting apparatus regarded as up-to-date be on the side of reconcihation and inter- possessions are placed in the grave, also food SIX months ago is now. woefully behind the offerines are itchiniod.—Mr Charlotte Maneticld on national understanding. times, On ‘the progratnme side, likewise, The Bushmen of the Kalahari.* Wireless has no frontiers and no traditions efiorts of the eariy summer already seem to + rs # # ol hatred or: mistrust. belong to a remote and somewhat diffident A poem need not tella story l i k e Enoch Arden, ORDER IN THE ETHER. past. Replacement,development, improve- nor rouse our patriotism, ‘our anger or pity. Tt WE did not promise that the first “ Round ment—the breaking of new ground both can do more than that, for it can show ts the way the Continent " programme would. be technically and _artistically—this. process inte the world of fancy that lies hevond expeence, An artistic. suceess,* As the event tumed out, requires a great dealof money and.a great —Guy M. Pocock on“ Modern Poetry.” — however,- several’ of the foreign stations deal of restless energy, and still'-we are only Buried For Twelve: Certurics. Aha) came through" feasonably well, and, as a beginning. Iv Tripolitania, on the African shoré of the Mcali- technical? expefiment; this’ “ rebroadcast“ There 1s a much heavier price to pay both terrancan, the sand that for twelve centuri¢a his was eminenthy successful: Given a clear in money and in efiort before. the British bird the ruins of a cy which was old- when Ceasar ether, and’ an. observed distribution of wave- broadcasting service attains the goal at landed in Britain, a Gebypin Which was born a Borman lengths, there is now tio technical obstacle which we aim. We must contmuc the emperor who died in’ England, is being. cleared in the way of the-satisfactory exchange of development of the new art: even at the away to-day, revealing it streets, ite howers, its public buildings and its art freasures.—Lieut..Col, programmes between even distant countries, nsk of scrapping the whole of our present Gordon Caseerly, F.R.G.8.,, on “ The Buried City Ascificulty at the moment is the delay in the system, We Shall make at-Jeast two pro- of Leptia Magna.” application of the new wave-length scheme prammes available on the cheapest and for’ Eurepe outlined at-the recent technical simplest apparatus to practically the whole Aircraft Reports. conferénéeat Geneva. We hope that the of the Ropale tion, of England, Scotland, Everyaircraft leaving either a Britich or Foreian applicéitionof this, or some equally eflicient Wales, and Northern Ireland. W e must tryto aerodrome is immediately reported to Croydon, and écheme,: will not be deferred indefinitely. make the Dominion and foreign programmes ita final destination, These meeeages are. get The tiext step forward with international available to all listeners. And it is pentane by WT on 1400 metres wave-length vis the Air broadcasting isto produce anartistic success, of the bonidless. possibilities of the art » Ministry, The average time taken for a message bo be delivered ad Croydon, Hay from Parik,’ 4 but before this canbe done, there must ‘be that as each objective 1s reached, others twelve minuwtes.—Lieut.-Comdr, 9§, 5. Deacan, - order and discipline in the ether challenge even more urgent attention. RN. (Retd.), on* Civil Aviation.”

Catone J0rw, 1926,'] — RADIO TIMES — 245.

— —————————— PEOPLE YOU WILL HEAR THIS’ WEEK.

[ Haier, [Maurice Beck & Macgerir, Mint VALERIE d@'ESTRAEDES m broadeasl ay the Min RUBY HELDGER (the Lady Tenor), whore singing Gith of o geries of poetry tolka af Birmingham on will ba 3.5. to Landon, pee and other Staliond ef Neversber 7th, November 4ih,

[if aonparien, Miss EDAKEASEY (Wiolinist) will be beard from Boorne- mouth en Movember 5th.

[fuiaghen f Freeads, [Faudyk. Mr. €. AUBREY SMITH, Uke celebratedacter Si JOSEPH COOK, High Gommisioner for whodepeading ofThe Country Doctor" will be heard Australia, wil broadest a telk on Newember® tad by Daventry and other listeners om Bovensber Tal. (3.8. to all Btations). (Harris, Ming ROSITA FORBES (Mri. Metirath), (ho explore;, wherelalk “' From Rad feo to Biss Milo" will be 5.8. fe of Sistions on November 3rd.

Pie, (itrber. fin OLGA HALEY ( a) in sieaiee al TAAste Mr. GEORGE BAKER (Baritone) is singing Birmingham on Moevomber din. SANDLER will ba relayed trom Earthouraa with his Orcheaira on Aovember Gtk. cl Londos on November Gin, i

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Value. of 'CHitieien. WordWizards.

By Sydney A. Moseley. Speaking in Sibenky Lenemenes, - in probably only the “language barrier” which KITICS, asa body, hove hed such a bad time handita’ | T believe that even the wost sovepre in history that Io wonder the apecié survives. 13 responsible far the fact that no treater efforts eritics of the BBC. could searvely fail to grant it Bure, Browning, and: Byron, to mention only the tile of hein possessed of spirit, ideals, and hive been mace to popularize foreign POETmies, thie: thot their poisoned, if pottical, barbs at them ime ireticn. Pherefore, it could’ only bo attacked It was, therefore, all the more pleasing to wateh the efforta of the BL BC, in its endeavour to find with equal impertiahty, On the mrounds of icp Here, then, is rein i iain with “a good and pleasant voice and—a Peat net to le, will seen a lacka hi for the constrictive arvite. ke wleelurs a Freneh, (ocrinan, Spanish, SiWviedish Shirnk- mot fen. ylisohemy, “tartl pass horwat 3 Personally, [ would hesitate to apply ony liirsh ark Duteh, with as native an aecent aa poss bbe Cine We led feoliige Pes grouProper heat term to the cfforts of the rapidly growing BBC. in all these languagehee, who woul act d2-announcer And stond a tritie, lite vet Cirsriol. (in the on Wreary. I inl li ishinghy acai miveclt eh In the ex pormeant to esutanct & special proyranvne Thus. Byron, And yet a criti wernt felines, while reserving mveelf the might ta worth jie swelt lo ligtenere on the €jon bint: the THevital bee CRE aqcre * TEP CrESE,. ~ elinwlel be neither “tated--2a0r caressed, Besides There wat no lack of applicants, for, unfortu- Tee ns pea ee ere repro he. he cshealidl be The Etercal “ Grouser."' mately, in business to-day linguistic ability is. not helpfal and, in order to be helpful, he must be able, A nimbor of these arouses” 1 should like to jel BUM how great premium as many of the eremt The cut-throat Gondita in the path of fare,’ as leave. for miter OCR ST nl “the omeeritime, school s would have os believe, There are many Burn termed theo. cannot be rightly deseribed os liowever, Pthink we micht make a clear distinction men in the City to-day who have learned half a critica at all, any mere thenthey can reasonably letywren tine dignified term of “eriticienn” ome the f la er] languages while they were at school, and who be cabled piles, philnsophers, nal Fricrcks, irvprnbei vis hihi of o apcouuthia.t Bom — people now fined then utterly useless,

* Asking For It.” grouse at enything and -everything, take the Scott's Amazing Friend. = ' A oritio shank) not merely beable Li eT ae likes mvihreal drishtman, they ipa always Liye Aurith Liio, among cur higgest shipping and export or dmhkes, but- be -slowkt be ihie to ray cha be Somethin oe weinbe Liaehy, You hear them “at Tris Biber are FUMBLED linginieta, Lodeedd, Eh

likes or dislikes. If lw be adversely vrivieal, be brenkfest andyou hear them in the trein. Bile H.ECs annauncement almost immedint: Ie —— should be ible to sugcecet improvement, civing. his tether than brente often eb the rookof it. That followesl the Peace hit linast of ih well. k La WwTh OX prt due Teasoiis. Sel Crees bs. Peninbhe ako ly ivpe ja never popular ond yet, strangely enough, merchant in the City that, in his cfiee, he had the te the eriticized, bub ta those peadere with whom hie is et oneommon. Hracmorhid ar antagonistic finest Hngoistic cherksa in London, One Clerk eould the omtic eharea his ecitidetiees, ishinet leads him Limeade. te ly to the back side af Spehe: Lean brungaa we ml another ecu correspond The i. Beal", is persistent 1 ge nvritations local thimars, Hier neve? aller PeBean tb, ony Eee, It in twebbo foreign ‘bored. milsundry to write in and” say what they think ™ he Heattera himself that hie 1-8 crmlic, Wwe can only In the past,there have been amazingly hetter ef he programmes, This te ther aeiwelie iin mph that he ia a ne-sidled critic aid therefore peeorily A Pootsman, Dy, Jahn Levden, a friend ones, or justen incredibly anxious desint to plows lthianecd and unreliable, of ur Wiitlt r fLE. professeaf] (0 knew taut sovenky everviody. Which fs net only incredible, but The man “who bas got ont the wrone side ol bin ho tt languages"; and a more modest young man (w Hick, inapeursible, kel ia very often the moet vociferous -of * CPC, unfortunately, died at the ago of twenty-two) Ly tie fine! plier, the Trbeest porteet PCO PAL Eee aml syocer|4 fer Loo often in makina humeeélf heard, once challenged the University of Paris: to dis- ener devised would never be fitec from iis detractors, putations in twelve languages, Traced to the Cook. The iracibles, the’ instioetive erineetre.. Ee iret There is one thing, however, which tt ia to be whoee set js giving him -bomtble and: the women Tone tre critic shod be-ahle fo take a detache hoped vinw ofthings, He must eliminate to the uttermiont the authorities have in mind, “We should whose mania ovine her teeuble—all weld moles personel feelings. Criticiai should not depend he evervhelined if other countries were to

that the great heroes of. Talnvedio legend, was acquainted to the views of the few, if fuittous: sevtion, of his Unjust and Hasty. with seventy langudaces, E:T, readers, Danaimtein that: these atthe head of any —_ public oraiization, whether it be a newspaper, But what is the BLE. to do, Task you ? w thowiee, a buses hoe: ora broadesasting com- The other night. I tried to listen to Stephen THeovanour the coming winter it let now heen pany, accom pissh all that can be expected of them Phillipe” Meret! while plaving a duty game of arranged to broadcast the hand of the Edinburgh if they but-set out with a high standard aul broad bridge. J knew then how easily wud how hastily Palais: de Danse ot regular intervals for the benoit primeiplea. Thesn they should acek to maintain one thight criticize unjustly, How many of us-da of ilinburgh listeners: This dance orbhestrs. faint the flactunting wares. of outaide opinion -- really endeavour to combine the joya of listening which ia known aa Mirantls’s, is well-known also much of whieh toast. bo inepir il hy porsonal ihc with other joys? Yet not onc of ua would have in London and is one of the best combinations. cf ayicrasics, petty prejudices, or conumercial com- the effrontery to ¢riticize plays or music at the ita kind in-tbhe country. a ie * = bativ noss, theatre if we deconcentrated in this fashion. Tt if, however, there is neither spirit nor ideals to would not be fair to ourselves, and certainly it Miss Astana Drsmonn, contralto, whites voice inspire those whe serve ihe public, and if the ides, would be unfair to the play or music. The rational is 20 famifiar to litheners, ja giving & recital merely ie ie iioake “a good thine out of it’ finan criticismis the helpful criticiam, and thia we should at the Witmore Hall, London, on -the evening cialty, | W padlering to the worst pocsible taste— endeavour to offer so long os the B.B.C., like of November 4th. “Heer programmes will inchode then, oF Pits; hooray! for “the cut-throat Barkiz, “is willin.” alan croup of “Sones ofnthe Hebndes,”

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bir * flirt Sata The nest comecet takes pilits t up here tobe tickled all day by yon. F Tom happy, Dim happy, on Ae-the Liles of the pratt: Aaroinber Tih, “And Lnught have been a polished qewed Evang When they feel the dew upin then ! round the Fairy Queen's neck bya cobweb thread,” “The Sun and His Family.” Dore net call the block within me he continuved, “ifonly | had been content. 1 declare The Kidrlirs ln the: Bonneau cpetrict ne Leap bo mech thee, leap to mect thee, I won't make muse any more for those Human fern to have a trent. Urele Maurice ia tony Aq the springs to meet the aumshine, tiv thie sii bie very Monday bo civ’ ati si rit ome] Creatures,” and Cuthbert tegan to sulk ae only a i In the moon wien nighia are brightest t Lapeleiainiatape eTystal can. he, Caw, Onaway, awake, helovesl ! falkoontitled The Son-ancd His Fans,” Dhekle, tickle, scratch went the cats whieker . There are also other good things in-store for the Whon then art not pleased, beloved, Kiddies very soon, but that’s all a secret just at Whee be ow": moved by Someones but never a Then ny heart is aad: and clarcenet,

preschib, cound made Cuthbert. though he knew it waa the Aa the shining fiver darkens, Tb A Naughty Little Boy. fume for the Childrenta Corner and that the lithe When the claude drop shadaws-or it! When thoa amilest, my belowel, TheNottingham Rasho Cire comhinnes io grow me Homan Crebuire in the bed was wating atid Then omy troubted heart is brightened, steadily, and it is hoped to reach the 7.000 mark by Wathing to hear it. As io aurishine gleam the nipples ao When he was taken owt from his little g@lasa- the end of the year, ‘That the Gold wird mols i rivers tice, he theaghte “Naw iay! chance his ioe, Much: trowble ie caneed in-the Children's Hots Biniles the earth and eovile the waters, by othe Trennent, views of* Natizhty letting * atid just as Someone war saying: ~ T don't know farnile the olondless-akies above oe, who upeets the Amite and neces a geet deal, what it the matter, It is osually quite a good But T leas te weg of amiling Boibes have failed to quicten him, and his threats oryatal,” he When thou art no longer near ine! to the Aunts and Uncles are of a really fern bhe rele hiaself Des nob oall the Dioad within ma t Leap tj meet thee, leap bo nse ter, ' natuns The ¢hildron who heten ask for jis. fre- over, and fell with a plop on Aq the springs to moet the sunshine, { quicnt vats, and those who have toc enffer fron the floor, where In the moon when nights are brirhted 4 hig preeuunee pune Leaning ip es well ns can he Onaway, Onaway ! expected and hoping for the best. it Was quite rasy to hide Roce not all the blodd within me Leap to meet thee, lenp to meet thee, A Musteal Treat. uoder a cher, A good proograimme is promised forthe Sheftield i As the springs bo eet the FSi, And while In the noon when ‘nights are brightest 3 Second Anniversary Night om Fieas, November Sonicane weit a Onewar, awake, awake | ith. Cnele Herbert has promised to sing ae im starchine anal fl the days of vore, and Auntie Win and the Dream srarching for Lady, net forgetting Uneles Socrates and Wally, him, Cuthbert A Radioio TTattoo. will add tea mueical treat, So listen, Kiddies ' lav andl chuck-

"* Kiddiewinkish " Tunes. led merrily, till ONDONS procmmme on November: 1th will Cardi Kiddiwinks will be hear a lot of new at-last when it contain a daring development. namely. a music thiring the Children’s Corer very shortly. wie too late to Radio Military Tattoo, in which the displays by Bot just ordinary music, but really enchanting Searchi-z and searching for him. hear any wire- hndreds of troops will be sueeested: cntireby be “ Kiddiewinkish ” tunca with all sorta of quaint lesa Uneles or ecu effects, wn tiitlés, So tle snot. fail to keep an eve, or rather an Aunties talking, the little 2me Human Creature "The beehenet a2 asker to immaeine tleat hit 3 aeaiael ear, on the Chihirens: Corner. went eadly to sleep and the search was given up. somewhere oppesite the centre of the arena where, Now was Cuthbert’. time! Out of the house he ieailes witnessing the show, he will averhear the singing Uncles. harried, serie away into Fairyland. sind] talk of a couple seated in from, ~The dia: Auntie Kate has received many letters of appre- Bot just then he met Mies Rosemary Crvstal. logue of these dwe has been so framed aeto give the ciation of the Sioke-on-Trent Children’s Hour, “Whi, dear Mr, Cuthbert,” «he avid, “1 thought listener the neccrsary curs ns to what ia happening, The Uneles’ singing is improving ' Auntie taneelst you were doing such aplendid wireless work! We The Tattoo hecms with the retreat by hugles them a “row (he other afternoon, but omitted have all been so proud of youand every young and drums, Jed, in turn, by a full nelitary band, to tell Unele foo (who was “nomber one") the crvatal in Fairyland is envious of wou | A ? a drum and fife band, and pipes. Evolution and number of times to sing the vound through Unele But Cuthbert only went on. firure marches are performed, the sound variation Joe got thoroughly wound up, and the round might It was the same everywhere. Everyone he nect cects being arrange: te ereste the impression of have gone on indefinitely had Auntie not signalled said how eplendid it must be to make music fora the passin ane PepaAsel ogr of the seetins ane) ole. elope| little tame Human Creature. Lf Cuthbert hadn't fachments and also their final departure, Vou wall Aberdeen’s Birthday. been sure that the Fairy Queen at least would he hear military songs and choruses, the light jimzling The birthday of the Aberdeen Children's Corner pleased to zee him, he would have begun to feel of horses ab the watts, eneting the anival «af is now past and all the nice messagesfrom children, very mich ashamed of himeelf, mounted trmpeters, who will give e fonfare, and grown-ups, and other stations an: finished for this The Fairy Queen was reading a proclamation also a mumical drive by a battery of Artillery, year. The celebration in the Chiklren's Corner was to an excited crowd ‘of fairycourtiers. This. begina “at the trot, the batten cireles the Very curious, as, owing tothe cups and saucers that * Be it known,” read the Queen, gravely, “' that arena, then changes to a canter to perform various were broken lust year, Auntie Win refused to have a crystal known as Cuthbert has escaped fron a movements offigures of eight, sections, croelea, ete, anything to eat, and aa Unele Jackremarked very wirtless set, belonging to a littl lame Human (rung pass the centre abowt six tines, in some Plaintively, “even an iced turnip is better than Creature, We must do all we can for lame Homan eases singly, in others in pairs. A halt: trun:peters nothing at all!" However, there were two huge Creatures, 20 [ask for volunteers to take Cuthhert's sound the gallop, and the three gunafrom cither boxes of crackers, which provided great fun—the place, Don't, 1 beg of you,” added the Queen, with end drive between each other at the gallop and first box contained musical stroments, so we hal a amile, “all speak at onee |” re-unite at one end, Another halt, and finally all ® toy symphony. This would have been very But her request was in vain, for everyone did march past at the walk and 90, out of the arena, aucceasfal if Cnele Alex hd not tried to swallow speak at once, There was auch a to-do that no one The next item, announced as. ~* Mars-Mechani- his whistle in the middie of the performances: As saw a little downeast orystal race away into the calized,” comprisce the entry and manwuvring it was, be hod to be clapped on the back ao bard woods and on and ‘on tb the little Jame Human of tanks, followed by anti-airereft pumaon lorries, that the blows drowned the reat of the music. Creature’a house, Cuthbert wae thoroughly After manewuyring, these are halted. The hum of The next box contained “ wireless" fireworks ashamed of himself at last, and when he breath- at aeroplane is heard, followed by a brief cfiret of all the Uneles andl Aunties Inne their fingers, Inut lesaly laid himself on the floor where no one could bombing, and the opening of fire by the defending they discovered some wonderful things! —A halloon help seeing him, he sighed contentedly. guns, Finally, six acroplanes are heard to leave the that rose in he ait satel shot out stare, a fern “They can go and be polished jewels,” said endund and take the air in- search of the enemy, growing out of brown paper, and best of all, a long, Cuthbert, “J shall stay and make music for tho The display closes with a general march pasi of wriggly ee prew out of-a tinyogg. little Jame Homan Creature!" FE, N. Murray. all detachmenta.

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[ideewe orinindal thot we do mal: eomelier Papaya pepe for graben, Prefarenes da ogivea de ocletfere inhi. copeblnt A Weekly Feature Conducted by trifereat aclta- breeity, The £diforial address ie 8-11, Sowfhampion Street, Strand, London, i202] Percy A. Scholes. Wireless for Hospitals. before two neighbouring doors slowly opened, anil Tt ia nearly a year now since [ qwas priviileged severpassers-by stopped to share my pleasure, ACT 10. OF WAGNER'S “ TANNHAUSER." to make my app“al to all stations in the British In fact, two men stoml for over an hour, and (Davesny AXD Otnen STations, WEDS ESDAY.) Isles for equipping hospitala throughout the when I finally closed the door at 9.40 pom.,,-one enid: “Now, ain't that been grand!" My jor Ts IS Opera is founded on an old Germanlegend. country with wireless: The response was great and immediate, and I was ke pi very busy despatch- was complete!—(Mita) Liuasx F. Wrrowt, Holly TANSHATSEER 18 & thirteenth-century minstrel ing circulars and other matter to explain just how Bank, Clay Cross, Nr, Chesterfield, —«- Mirxsmsincer or “ Knight of Song.” He we had set about fitting up our own hospital, spends some time in dissipation at the Court of Croyland Abbey. Venus, but presently grows tiredof her enchant- the Royal Sussex County. I sortce in your account of Croylamd Abbey the ments. He returns to his fellow men, and learns You were good enough to print my talk from icllowing: “ Fire at the hands of the Danes and that: his old love, Exisapern, niece of the Landgrave “30 under the titlh, “Just an Idea,” I am others, and a serious earthquake in J118, have left (or Prince), continues bo mourn his absence. now going to ask you to spare me apace for this very little to enable a visitor to Visualize what the letter, because I feel there are still many happy | He takes part in a great Singing Contest. When building looked like. What. remains is mainly of reports to come in, and I should like to include Woream, his friend and one of his fellow-Knights, the Perpendioular period. .. . them in a general survey of the acheme which I Now, the Perpendicular period in architecture eings of noble and #piritual love, Tannhiiuser loses hope to publish, and if possible broadcast, at the control of himself, and sings a wild eong in praise occupied, roughly, the years 1400-1500, The trite conchision ofthe first year's campaign. facts of the case are, of course, that the fires and of Venns, “The infuriated Knights would slay him, This address will firul me, but I cannot under- earthquake referred to demolished a great part of but Elisabeth intervenes, He is compelledto go take to send » personal replyto each correspondent, On Pilgrimage to Rome, to gain the Pope's forgive- the earlier and gimpler work, andmadeit necessary orto mention each hospital specifically in my survey ies, for later Abbots to rebuild in the more elaborate of the whole. and decorative Decorated and Perpendicular ACT I. It is nice to hear from time to time by wireless Tt is an autumn evening in the valley of the atylos. rs that the B.C. is taking « most sympathetic Wartburg. Exasanera (Soprano) is praying before The Abbey wae standing complete and in its interest tm this endeayour.— Keaiz Howarn, finished beauty in 1525; but, on ite surrender to the Virgin's shrine. Tannhdoser's friend, WotFRam 2, Brunswick Place, Hove. (Bervose), approaches, and observes Klienbeth. Henry VUI., the choand transepta were pulled down, leaving the nave for the village worshippers. He loves Elisabeth, but has effaced himself, secing A Word to the Grumblers, how much she and Tannhiuser love one another. During the Civil War part of this was fortified by THE programme grumblers (on account of the the Royalists and, subsequently, all but the north Preently. Tak Exvoex Pooorms (Tenors and fact that the wireless entertainments are received aiale was badly damaged by Cromwell's artillery. Hoses} approach, singing a hymn of praise. Bot in their own homes) are unconscicusly obsessed with The parishioners. then retired to the undamaged they pass awaydown the valley, and Tannhauser has the notion that the broadensting is for them per- partion, leaving the reat to fall by wind and weather net returned with them. Elisabeth again prays eonally and onky. to its present general outline. For some sixty or to the Virgin ond posses up the hillside, When they visit o theatre, there are, doubtless, seventy years, however, the shell has bern corefally As night descends, Wolfram playa his harp and parte of the show which do not appeal te them ; but preserved and valued by suceeasive rectors.— cings Of Elisabeth (his well-known song, “0 they do notget upand goont; they aeeit through, W. Porren, 3, Glenloch Road, NW, 3. Star of Eve“) realising, by the hundreds of people hy whom they In the darkness, o hagpard, tattered figure are surrounded, that others may be interested, Exchanging Wave-lengths. appenrs. It i Taxsmauszn (Tenor) He tole If they would make ose of the unique power they Tankeia much to besaid for the suggestion that Wolfram of his tong and terrible pilgrimage, powess at home of being able to cut off unwanted Daventry should provide its own programme, and bow the Pope has refused him absolution, * tore.” they witthld have time to realise that racic ard all other stations should relay London, Every- anving that be can mo morehope for forgiveness midiences are a thousand times as great as that in « one would then have an alternative programme, than for the blossoming of his barren stall, theatre,—A, Grarrox, 61, Eastwood Road, Bir- which is far from heing the case now. Daventry At the ond of hia-story, Tannhiiuser cries, mare mingham. and Cardiff have so frequently had the same pro- and more vehemently, upon Venus to receive him “ Reaching Out,” gramme lately that, here in the despised West, we and comfort him once again. With increasing I worpen if you would use your powerful in- have had only “ Hobsons choice.” oloarmers the seductive music of Vonneberg ia heard, finence to assist ua of the “ reaching out brigade Why cannot London and Aberdeen exchange and Vexrs (Sepraco) appeare with her maidens, My reference ja to the matter of announcing, Our wave-lengths, and so lift London outof the and responds to Tannhiueer. But Wolfram is English stations leave little fo be desired in this ecuthern bam? Tt seems stupid to pive adjadent atrugeling desperately to hold him back. At Jast, reapect, but the Continent ia quite-another matter, stations, peographically, adjoining. wave-lengths, Wolfram cries ont that Etisabeth pleads for Tann- One may spend twenty minotes listening to an Were it a question of new wove-lengths, one hanetr in heaven. Ehe hag thie, broken hearted, item, in the hope of diseovering the station at the caukl see a difficulty, Tt is notso apparent why and as the KeionTs axp Prouenms (Tenors kd end, only to find a fresh item started with no clue existing wavelengths should not be exchanged,— Bosses) wre heard. singing “ Receive this soul, oh, having been vonchssafod, DP, Siasten, 20, Kingsley Road, Greenbank, Bristot. Toulouse isa aplendid station; ita" alle goi gracious Lord,” the vision of Venusherg fades " A Great Improvement,"’ inta darkness, eat ia Redio Foulouse “ is always most welcome, and Tae changes in The Badia Times will be very The funeral procession of Elizabeth now dearends ono can use it aso key elation when experimenting much appreviated. The new arrangement. of the with strange coils, The German stations are the into the Valley. TannhAuser kneels by her side, programmes is of itself a great improvement. The worst offendera; somehow, I never scem to catch and dies, anyving, “‘ Holy Saint Efsabeth, pray thou printe: article: ont can now more enaily ont off for met” thetr calla! Spanish are good, with their ° Atten- for keeping, and if one wishesto keep the special fio!" Possibly other readers would statetheir A Chorus of Youre Pinerema (Sopranct and programme for the week a4 well, it only means experiences, —Lieut.-Cal.C, Lana, Church Crookham, Altos) now approaches, bearing a ktafl coveredwith ont extra sheet.—H, A. Mauer, Silverhurst, Hants. ereen leaves, The miracke hae been wrought ; 50, Churchfield Avenue, North Finchley. ‘the barren stalf has blossomed, and Tannhiueer is “ ‘To-Day's Anniversary." forgiven. Your correspondent, Mr. Oxtoby, writes: “fy Next, Ploasa ! don't think anyone cares two straws for * To-day's Tuan been explaining afew things about wireless Anniversary. He will lave to think again. I to my wife and she asked: * Does heterodyning ACT 1. OF PUCCINI'S “LA TOSCA." hare often wantedl to congratulate the author who mean having your meals in a reataurant 7 "— (Losnos asp Oren Stratos, SaATvEDAY.) eompiles these nutshell biegraphie‘2 Itis wonderful J. H. Bres-Morpocg, Gt. Shelford, Cambe. Below are given, first ao brief sketch of the whole how much interesting matter he compacts into so Have You Noticed Ii? tiny a apace. I like to be reminded of those who ‘plot of this Opera, then a guide to the Firat Act Have any listeners noticed the quality of the which may be followed step by step; but Act[is have made their contribution to the history of man trinaniasions from the Spanish station. at Sar full of dramatic incident, and unless this short and have passed on.—H. J. F. Triana, Long Sebastian, especially the piang items which, I have account ia read through «a fow times beforehand, it Cross Vicarage, Chertsey, Surrey. found, are nearer the real thing than anything [ is hardly possible to gain a clear impression. have ever heard from any other station ! ‘The setting ia Rome of 1800, Giving Others a Treat. J wonder if it is the result of improved trans. Mario Caveradoesi, an artist, shelters an escaped T wave oe lowd-speaker on my set, andone night I mittingapparatus, or the acoustic propertios of the political prisoner. He is suspected by Baron was alone and listening from Daventry. The mosaic studio,. Probably the experimental station at scarpia, Chief of Police, arrested and put to tor- wae #O beautiful that | thought [ must Jet others Hayes could throw come light on the omtter,— tare. LL: hear it; so [ put my loud-epeaker at the open Tros. Exazorr, 2, Park Road, Dungannon, Co, (Continued overleaf in colamn 3.) front door, and not many. minutes had pasaed Jyrone,

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The case arrust Cavaradossi 18 proved, sand Points From Radio Preachers. POpia, tells Totea for * La Toses,”” a singer, ‘and The Grandeur of Home Life. Quality, Not Quantity. Cavaradossls tre-love) that Cavaracdossi will he HE Scandinavians have a very pressive it is the quality of our gootlness that oe put £6 death, unlesa he (Scarpia) ia bribed, The allecory of hoiman Lite, They represent it as We are nob asked to beaa good as Gol ia, but bribe is to be Tosca herself. When Tosea, in desperation, atest, the “Tiedrasil, of tree of existence. whose to be wood in the wy that Gol is good. Tb is the nequiceees, Scorpia rocta grow decper ‘down in the soil of mystery ; kind of attitude we take to men and things that Onlers mo mock execuiion « tut instead of bhaik cartridges, actual bullete are lined, and Covaracdoset the trunk reaches above the clouds; its branches determines whether ar nor at any given Monee falls death: spread out over the ¢glohe, Ad the foot of it ait we ore living the perfect life. It new kind is id Tosen has, the Past, the Present, and the Future, watering of living, something very different from what. we in the tmoeantime, acerethy murdered Scare. This is now discovered, but asthe guerts the roote; its bewghs spread out through all He aCoustomed fo ii the lite of te day. [tis @ raéh tn to armest Tos, she throws berelf over tha lands aid all times; every leaf the tree: ia a newway of thinking, of speaking, of judging, of hat’ hements. biography,every fibre a word, a thought or a deed ; miing—~in a word, taking up an entirely new ACT I. ita boughs are tho histories of nations, the rustle attitude to the problem of living boget her, as that of it ia the noise of —honwn existence onward problem meets win our many relationelips to mon ANGELOTTI (Haas) rushes into the Church of from. of old; it grows amid the howling of the and thingsa.—The Fev, &, Osborne Samet, Pant Anidren: alla Valle. Aye i breathless ane dis- hurricane, it is the great tree of humanity, Withington, Manchester, hevelled, for, as one of the Attavanti who took part Kow in that conception of the half savage 10 & recent revolt, he haa been impriveed, Noractnan, we learn how they calimater! the* Doing What You Can‘t. mily this moment haa eoaped, erandeur of hun life: ft ta a bratieeendant, HATthe distracted world wants i a. fresh His sister has hidden in a shrine the key ofthe momentous thing, this living, bare living: thinking, interprelation of God, a clearer sense of His Atiaivanti Chapel, for which be now eearclice; feeling, deciding, Tt ofnice-from Ooxl:;- He ie ite character, nnd of His preeemee in the world. . . finding it, he hides inthe Chapel, The Sacmaras (Baritave) now enters. He | Author: it should rise towards God, its Giver Who A fraveshoie pn littl: churchyard in New cL. beein washing. brishes for the pointer, Caweracdcest, flone js worthy of being served, that with (od it England bears thi epitaph to a woman whe who is at this: tine working in the Chireh on a may hive for ever, during ber long life had faithfully served (od and her generation: “She hath dene what ehe minting of the Madonna, and whoee easel stands In the next place, human life is tremendonels in the foreground. precious from the services it may render to God couldn't i" As He swent aboot doing good, Jesus Soon the Angelag rings. Cavaranossr (Y'rcar) in the alvanctement of His hory. Vie Wee ieee Christ waa constantly giving people the power to comes in to find the Sacristan rroated asa piece of guess work, flung into exstence do what, of themselves, they couldn't. +... kneeling jn prayer. wsa waif, There is a purpose in the creation of Christianity belies its name if it is not practical, ‘The painter movers the picture, which sacrictin if scardalized to seein the portrait of a every homan being. (od didnot breathe the and we may rest aasored that there ia no darkness fair lacy who frequents the Church, breath of life into you or me that we might be on earth so greatthat Godt and man working sensuous of eplondid animals, Our sola werd together cannot turninte light.— Miss Alle, Cavaraciee hegins to. paint, and mips piven va as a purpose worthy of ourselves, atill more Aelfrrat, the far model with hit dark-eved Tosca, Soon tee worthy of the Creator, What ia the purpose of 18 left alone; then Angelotti appears, Cayppacdiusi Life? Is it advancement? Is it promotion } The Greatest Thing. weloomes him, but hiclea hin agmin, fiving him o Is tt nierely the pursuit of happiness } Mat wis Ae greatest thing in the world, like evervthig hasket at fou, ae he ears. Tosoa*s yoben wadline tim epenbed to be happy, hark ta be Tir leis holy, that is really great, ia simple, This greatest * Mario! “Man's chick endl ie ta mlority ail wid #njoy Hin thing i Love. Christ is given to the work! because Re then unlocks the Church door for Tas i. the for ever.” That is the double aim of life: duty of love, and the coming of God to asia the coming of singer (Soprare) She it auspicious of the levked firet, then happince: a4 the consequence to bring love, becaiae “ Goel ie doves" door and the Whispervores she hye heard, lit. in, revenues of ‘honour to Gel, to build np Mig When, therefore, Christ oives 2 oew dirertion to he reeesuiee her, ‘Then follows a long seene between kingdon, spread His Troth, =o bring this whole our lived ancl desires, it ia lovethat is changing we; these two, When Toso recopimca in the painting the features work] of His, and lay it subject at the feet of the we are changing from the material, with all ite of the Marchioness Attacanti. «he Bon of Goel, hittentess, i146 hatreds, its jealousjes, into love, becomes violently jealous, Bot Cavaradoesi soon That ta the highest end ‘and aim of existence ; into the spiritual world with ite wider scape, eoothes ber, smc che leaves hint now to hieawiwek, and every one of us that has riseu wp to that and: we ore realizing that even On earth ** oor When Tosen has gone, (avanndosel brings Ange: purpose of life, fives, He does not merely vexe- citizenship is in heaven."—V'he Mer. EB. Seiywidur lotti: out of the Chapel. Soon a cannon-shot. from tote; he does net cxish asa higher type of annual, Sool, dhiancbesier, the Castle ia heard, signa! of, Angelottts Chea yMe, he fives aoman’s Life on earth, and when he cies, he Cavaradossi takes it upon hinmelf to ceeort the fakes a man’s life up to mingle with the loftier life Dreams and Decisions. fugitive to refuge ot hia own. villa, of Paradise,—The Her, of, ff, Flaolet, Mledbe-gep- HY ia homan life eo often held in the grip of They have just-disappeared when the Sacristan Trent. weakness and failure } Why ih tt that a enters excitedy. followed hy acolytes, choristers and Trying to Worship. clear slyanee is 60 rare and slagnanoy ja so com- others (CHomis. He has good news; Bonaparte mon? Is it not becanse of the unwillingness. of T doubt has bern defeated, amd there will be general re. AN haa been called « praying animal. human nature? Men vaguely long for o higher whether a single tribe, however low down in joicings. kind of life and a new world to live in; they dream the seale of civilization, haa ever been discovered Sudden silence falle on. the noisy crowd when that ‘did net make some effort to reach out te God, about these things and aentimentalize aboutthem, THe Bayes ScARPIA ( Bariton “) appears in the cov. but they do not want them strongly enoych to ne matter how erude its idea of God might be, way, With Beoverrs (Peaor) andl other police agente: Three years ago T was walking along @ lane notfar secure them . . . Hedismisses all exeept his acpents and the Sacriatan, from Mandalay, There came down the lant some Everyone seems to be waiting for events, Our He suspects that Angelotti is concealed! in the men making@ hideoas noise, On inquiring from talk of the new world is of the kind you woukd Church, and causta it to be searched: Various my companion the meaning of this peculiar din, I expectin such a case, a dream so real to our imapina- clues are found, and fcarpia ia convinced that wie told that they were. frightemng away the tione that if seeme as though to-morrow must Caviradesai is succouring Angelotti. apirite in the tree-tops who would otherwise niolest prove if trie, Butto-morrow comes, day follows Presently Tosca enters the Church, While othor then, day, and still the world is the same and the note of people ane assembling for the“ Te Deyn. which My mind conjures up in imagination the scene didappointment creeps in at a dream so rudely is to be aung as thankagiving for the defeat of un the bak of the Ganges at Benares in. the carly shattered, Bonaparte, Scarpia arouses ‘Tosca's violent jealousy hours of a sunny Merming. Sone men were The world is swayingbetween dreams and diz. by ehowing her the: Marchioness Attavantl« fan, granning ‘a chant round the image of their god, app intmente, and ‘both are dependent upon the which (he lies-to ber) was found on Cayvardosers atme prostrvting themechves on the bank, some movement of events. Dreama must be torned cnsel. Hinging themselves into the water, all engaged in inte decisiong s one man who atte is worth a thou- He leada her to the door, and she leaves the what they believed was effective worship... sand who wait. In this reapect, the task begins Church. He despatches Spoletta to shadaw her: Nor de | forget the scene on the steamer between with cureelves, How mach more maght life mean The Church is gradually filling. The organ ia hima, Madras and Rangoon, when cach afternoon as the for us if we only had the desire atrong enough to and shots still resound from the Castle, The Car- ock-strick five the Mohammedan sailors would resolve, So offen we are left bewniling the old dinal enters, and, with bia procession, advanera line upon their prayer carpet neat the stern, and failures, idly iliscontented with the familiar limita- tothe high altar. for twenty minutes would set an exainyrles tions, but makingno real effort to overcome them, The Act ends with Scarpia in the foregrtoned, out discipline aud devotion to Christians, In every The very movement of resolve brings with it the wardly feigning tehgioua fervour, and to himerlf, country, therefore, cach in his own way, perhaps power to achieve; rt brings faith down from the ‘saying :— more in the East than in the West, men are trying Cliuds to the certh—The Ree 2. UW, Beghie, “Tosca! for thee T could renounce my hope: of to worship.—The Bishep of Winehester, fenth, heaven!”

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itaoeSeed 4a Cc. AUBREY 8MITH THE ORCHESTRA. THE BAND, eel Pg ‘\ Valse Triste"' wee,bette Selection, “La Traviata™ Verdi f The Reproduction of “THE COUNTRY DOCTOR," ' Preludium ™ ...... /orRefE Bas. JAN STEWER Pro- ' these Copyright from ‘" Adventurés jn Uontent- 10.0. MAURICE COLE: Tan Finds w Hotel," grammes is strictly ment, by David Grayson reserved. " Jardine sows la Pluie Debiey-| 9.0. THE BAND,

i 445, “ Magic Fire Spell (" The Val * Torantelle dr Belpherar “* poeeeeet 1 Reily Organ Recital kyrie ") ...... Wagner-Braesin Rockh- Albert Hates in these * The tettere §° 8.8," printed in hy Study im (> Flat’... 5. dfosendiooin PIPES and DRUMS: of mes slznity a Gimultangous Breadecasl . SND BATTALION, SCOTS mi the sigtisn maontioned. HAROLD E. DARKE THE ORCHESTRA. Relayed from Belection, “ Samson ond Delilah’ GUARDS. The High-Power (Daventry) Bt. Michael's, Cornhill iw inte ae. | March, Strathspey and Reel: Programme will be found Prelude, Figue and ‘Variation Andante Cantabile for Strings 6,15, Grand Military Fantasia. on page 256. César Fron rT; harké ri at u Sunaina (Last Morement) | 10.80, Clase down, JULLIEN’S BRITISH ARMY SUNDAY, Nov.ist. Buel farwend GU ADRILLES, BYDREY NORTHUOTE (Lenor) Introducing Light Russian Programe. "And Ba. I Made a ad ie FPIFES, DEUMS and FIFES Willanelle ™ Be on Cyri MONDAY, Nov. 2nd. Oo. 0, “My Lady Steps] Rrant of ‘the THE “BAHYARK " anD RATTALIOSN 600158 Sua, When Ll Wasa ne ane Twenty i -2.0-2.0.—Time Sigmal, Urpon Recital BALALATRA ORCHESTRA: GUAKDS Araetrong Cribbs trom &4, ilichael*s, Cornhill: | Vondacted by And " Now. Shaens the Crimson Petal” Lipganist, Harold Darke. | SPECIAL CAMEOS VLADIMIR. LAU NIT. Roger. Quilter oe Lransmissin bo Srhogks: Mtr, EFFECTS Selection af Finns 10a | HAROLD E. DARKE. E. Ray : Robinson, “ British by the Dramitic Department. Fil: Somes crf. Videolog Andante ('' Berenice) .. Afanael The Volga Baoatinen | fiuenits Honata in G (First Movement) eal ' lant and Animal Introd totionm— Phe Encampment a ck “ | Elgar Ser Ree de ina te 4 Night—Patrel Going the é 4.0. oY og ues and V MTTITLES., by 4 Ronnds—** A 11's VW el tt FAUL: MOLCHANOEFF (Brass). riety ct ene knigne, Reveile—Vhe Camp. in Motion * Stenka Razin”. (Folk Song} 8.0 Orchestral Muzic. §,15.- irchegtta from the Eiasi Ham | —Hound the Camp—Ewerctises arr. Viedowir Jenni fs 6-15 Service. Falirs cle Danse. Conducted by —Ariilhaga in Mot ion—Uarin, HELEN DE. FREY (Soprano), | Hymn, *" For All the Buints (A Victor Vorzanger. The WN ight Before Waterloo— * Lowa wa UPeirhenener| and MM. No. ASF), 5.15.—T HILDRES'S CORNER, Go to Bed, Tom—Enemy Aucl- “Along the Foad- a Maiden * Bible Heading. - 60.—Light Music. | vancing—The Alarm—Taking 7.0._TIME SIGNAL FROM BIG Up Posttions—Entity of the ; Fall Seay Anthem, *' The Wilderness "" BEN. WEATHER FORECAST English Brigade—Entry of the THE ORCHESTRA. Westley ir "The Bireh Tren * | Address by the REV. ALEA- | and WEWS, il, io, avi Orie Irish Brigade—Entry of the Scotch, Brigade Dace on Viedimr Laewaits | ANDER BUTLER, Whitehielids fica. the Epomy— ‘Lip Onards, ae {Phantasy on oo Phussinn Folk : Tabernacle, "Ecler tin (yuri Sir JOSEPH COOK, E.C.MG., Teaddy" ‘The Battle—The Tune, }- toad, and «2 Qoeensland Miner iorv—" See the Canine4 ™ The Pine Fores"... 4. Fomin} Hyon, “ Who Are These Like Opportianrines Lhyersias:: AL | Stars Appearing?” (A. and MM General Talk on Australia, Hern a Fire. ‘Walse Imprompin " FF) Andree? | GOD SAVE THE KING. No. 427). SB. fo eff Shatin: 4.4 PAUL: MOLCHANOGFE: f §,45.—" Gleseel Jesu, Fount of Mey” 7.25,—Light Music. &.28, fa alt Siig |10.0.—TIME 81IGNAL. FROM © Boulos" [Folk Secu) {* Stabat Mater “) Oyrorcué I | fing: GREENWICH, WEATHER

HELEN DE FRE | 7.40.— Mr. FILSON. YOUNG, ‘All FURERCAST and NEWS. Sill, §.0.—TIME SIGNAL FROM fo afl Statins "= The Det Reproach Me, Beloved ** t CREEN WICH. WEATHER| Souls’ Day." Prof: JULIAN .&: HUXLEY: _olkBue igh. FORECAST and NEWS, 38.3. | NELLIE WALKER (Contralto). “The. Stream. of Life: Evolu- The Spinning Song fo al) Siotiena, | THE “ 2h0"" MILITARY tion—The. Problem.’ Sof: ta Moninushka | Local ews. HAND : af Stations: Tabeal “Neos. THE GOROBESTRA. ) Orchestral Programme. Conducted bey DAN GODFREY, June. 1.40. MABEL CONSTANDE ROS. Selection of Hussian Folk Times i 9.15. THE WIRELESS In some of her Original arr. VWiodomy denis i ORCHESTRA. 8.0. THE BAT. March, ' Father (Ehine " Eimeke | Character Impressions. HELEN DE FREY. Liyerture, The Hebrides “ | idle fanning NELLIE WALKER. 11.0.—Close. down, Two: Children's Songs “A Simmer Naight” a, MAURICE COLE | Pianoferte) aml ORCHESTRA (rong i} Panna “irl atid Boys * "Snow | Gndand 3rd Movements from op | "a Ship of My Delight finkes.” TUESDAY, Nov. 3rd. certo in G Minor for Puansforte Af ont iangare PRiitipe “Thon Art Alone" ay Vfadtunds * Bimagee oc sscaeeers J daunits and QOrehestrw oo... Saint -Saeaa | bi H hr BAN TD 1.0-2.0.—Time Signal: Music fom Intermezzo, “On the (Accompanied by the ens ASTRA DESMOND (Contralto}. | Road. io the Holborn. Rieetaurant, “When the ward} Zag-a- fig" Finck 79K_5.—Transmission THE ORCHESTEA. NELLIE WAALKER, to Schools: Sir lows Homeward Henry Walford Davies Maestoso March ,..... H. Warlich | Fly Sagaaa eB White "Boul of Mone.” . Bihel fHaernee + Minaaie,** Phantasy dn Two Hussian Folk a Memory nn ae "0 Western Wind"y WV : Tunes ...... Piotr Doanrls “Let Us Forget" "In Norley: Wood ‘tf “fan Sake (Continaed on the next ad

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SUNDAY, November Ist. MONDAY, November 2nd. WEDNESDAY, November 4th. FRIDAY, November 6th. BOURNEMOUTH, LONDON, 3.30.—Light Russian MANCHESTER, 3.0.—*“* A Fool's ALL STATIONS, 10.3).—WEN- &.0.-- Flyer“ Programme. Paradise,"" bySydney Grundy. DELL HALL, “ The Redheaded Stanford. tentfeatpeeteetcnt Music Maker." 3.39.—Sym- ABERDEEN, %.0.—** Les Cloches ABERDEEN, 8.0.—** The Evolu- BIRMINGHAM, thon of the Dance."’ phony Concert. de Corneville ** (Planquette). BIRMINGHAM, 8.0.—Concert by the City of Birmingham Police GLASGOW, 6.30.—Scots Lecture BIRMINGHAM, 49.20.—Instru- TUESDAY, November 3rd. Band. Recital. mental Programme by the Olof LONDON, 7.30.—Bach’s Cantata, SATURDAY, November 7th. chia Soloist Sextet. BELFAST, ee and “ Coffee and Cupid," performed French Orchestral Music. LONDON, §.0.—*‘* Radio Radi-

ttt CARDIFF, §.15.—Symphony Con- by B.N.O.C, Relayed from THURSDAY, November Sth. ance “’ (8th Edition). cert. Manchester. MANCHESTER, 7.30.—The Hallé BIRMINGHAM, 7.30.— Concert re- ABERDEEN, 9.15.— Amalga- MANCHESTER, 7.40.—"* Round Orchestra. conducted by Sir layed from the Town Hall. mated Musicians’ Union Con-' the T. , @ [hscussion be- Hamilton Harty. Relayed from GLASGOW and “SEX.” 7.30.— cort, relayed from the Music tween Prof. T. H. Pear and the Free Trade Hall. 5.B: to Light Orchestral | and Ballad Hall, Aberdeen. Dr. Stanley H. Jackson. other Stations. 7 Programme.

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4.0.—Time Signal, “Grandpurents,- 7.05.—Hoval Horticultural Society 6.5)—Mr, SH: DD: Power: Bow Segue’ Concert of Ming hay from ' Vhe -Child at Home, nl Bulletin, Henry Purcell (1658-1695). his Loadw Cynthia Asaqiuaeth, #40. Major MITE! nD BRICE: | 6.46.—Musical Tnteriude: PART 4 , te eran ond! Oebhestral hie, Ai Degas” Men oD. 4.15. 7.0.—TIME SIGNAL FROM 81a Lntraduction,

relaved from Shepherd's Bush 7 Phe A Ladies’ Hour. BEN WEATHER FORE =e af Lautic ea from." Pawilion, CART and NEWS. Suh, fof | Faery Queen,” for String Qe VIVIER SNE CHATTERTON. 515 CHILDREN'S CORNER, Sth rena, | tet and Pianotorts | Placa aR TCE I Ru ate AT 1k irr. # i H AO —A. M. Henderson aad Wilfred BLOGEe aewe for Fr VHFErS, 5-8. BALA AUER Garey ol ere) ial, Varal aciee. Eonior (Doets for Pwo Pines, | fo ae Nba ie PEGGY OOCHRASNE | Wien EF Am Eoid In Earth 6, 30,-—Mp, ah i; ROPER T SOR {Salo Violin}. | ty, Talk hew Air STERNSOS (hoeern Diee's- Taament from SLO Ds Women & lnsiitiies.: KE at the Automobile “Dido arkea LHENE SCH AREREE i 6.45,— Light Alia, Assis: rm tian, SA, / # net CEES What Shall T Da To: Bho (Solo: Pianoforte), eavept Cardiff | Hew Moen 1 Love Hert” PRAGMA Te PAN HASTINGS

7T.0.—T= EME SiliaW Ad ry ion THE HALLE UWRCHESTERA : from * ies F'n: i ee WEATHER a (Rome mt tle Tier), | Rik Lt Duet Conducted ly (bebe " CAST ind KEW, a Furon £0, VIVEIERNE CHArTERTON, | } (singer* wile Sertich, Sir HAMILTON HARTY: Tell We, Fait Girdles erp DOROTHY IYORSA, Mr. JAMES AGATE: Dranutie Relaved fram the aro | Linge? eral Citicmn. Sis ie all Aitetiore “Ae Eve Saw "' Peter Wadoel Birt Lr: a4 le Hall, Manchester. 1 PREPERICR. WOODHOUSE, } Pane We Se eral, terpenes (rads, No 8: mH Rone Gf the Fala nin Bageers 4 Pree Minutes. Sing-Saaig Te elt Alvatic; Wf SG eer Aor chon bow ia itandel Ajadietion Bymphouy, Bo. 36;-in-D .. Wesare ‘Lhe Labtate, “Whall Boy Aly Larendarnc?’ = = | PART TI, " Cefiee and Gupid ™ A Gorrie G15. THE WIRELESS OH HESTHA B10. PEGGY. LLCHRAN EK, Alsrch Intermezzo, “The ~Grond i Tate claberd igi. | Marh Js ES Jorn bee" Vizter"" sad :_ bel lirownel fine Widilin and Perfoxriiied Tey the ,; Pia Portas FUrrivonteay Aoreinbat Waite: “Lee Sirenesn W afafeudict ARITISH. SATION AL UPERA | rf. Ffutlaied Seip bon COALPARY. ' Rercense Pare Pe * Polieinelle:” + Avretes | A V nzigl Piet; io Hark Fach belived fro the Lypers Huuse, JOAN HASTINGS: fa A. MYSTERY THRILL. Tree dts Silence Greeks,” from Alanchester. “No One Sneaks ta Perey Now 2 i Wide ot So. Conciline’ Ss a

BA} Ee ron Aly Winches"! Ley DP hiali- fi, ftery Fr THE ORCHESTRA, | MN PREE «if Flutes. W wine ieee. “Afiss Elfen “ fh. Afatt Selection; “ Tell Me More“ th Hiariorke, | KUBY HELPER: Clery wet More Musica! Comedy Memories. Leake | y Deenioud Trenvervs In whieh the contraction, plots * Gale AW Powerfil " | pRarrtone), Margares Withingen Hindet. Bibb < and chariters of Popular Mbusi- 0 Nove mber. i Seqriatii la val Comedy will be treated with “ Qlstination At de Pontenanal es THE DQRCHESTRA. CHILDREX'S CORNER: fontle tt | tre; [RENE SCH ARRER, Valse; “ Novembre 2 ottedin 6.0, Loigehit: Mireiv: f'itet : Ballade in A Flat ...... Aepin “THE PLOY GUYES,” WISIFRED DAVIS; tGRY HELDER, 7. TIE Sloss AL FROM BiG Last Biiday Min... a radara mE REN WEATHER FORE- TERY L RIGGS + “ Before the Sejuall OBE! Sa ‘A FIASCO OF THE FOFTH," CABT and SNEWS; SUB eo: lf GEORGE. PIAZEY 3 Livy A. Young. SES, 8.0. THE SAVOY UORPA EAS PHYLLES PANTING; ALGAIEN TED SVYAPHONTE Music by Statiford Hahinson. A> Bunimary ‘of the Wireless DAMES WHIGH AM: CAetrine pe ORCHESTRA, Papers fer tie Witek, Me, fe aif Seana, BRAY AIOND TRAFFORD. | Hey Al echal permiisaiag of the Guia Paewlees, Under the Direction of Savor Hiokel, } Hohert Ateshy, Mr. HS ML GREY. hd: Lan Kk. Eo WEFFREY, Surte at Screliddes VP irehor ie rere Brigaa | Lika peer}. dou differ Houses.”* Piano “Selo hey Llanelli Gillilsons: porgeant of the Beefoaters ie LG i EATE: Sih AT PROM 7a— Lik Me Conmspirators, Loidon Popolace, 1 (ARES WICH, WEATHER AP innelornlen ** i. anes lsdn M r . GA. ATRINGON “Secu Beefeaters, ote FORECAST wid NEWS: S28, “Rhapsody ine Uline 2° ieee oo. the Sateen” " foi eal? SP Echoes of Ireland oa Heat epe! L. The: Gieat Scott. Inn Parlour, Contrasts. "Roithe World "1 | 2. ROSTTA FORRES: |“ FreiRed fi. Sian ra} The Entrance te the Howse of } CEORLE BARKER. (Barituqe) Sonote: Dine Bile 8.8, tea “Sen Songs" Carrion, | RONALD GOURLEY Sfimfunne, Lec Mews 10-0, TIAE SIGN AL F REM 3. The Vanlia of the House wf ;j (ebertairer'}, GREENWICH. WEATHER LG. a), PACE. PANTS, (onions, RALPH DE ROHAN, FORECAST tid NEWS: Sof | ‘i Su. fe calf Stele. 4. A London. Back Garden; PART L fe otter Atetinns 1.0 (‘lose down, Serious. Mr. t, EK. Mi JOAD and Mr- 7, THE ORCHESTEA. STRACHEY: * After-Dinnee 6.0. THE ORCHESTRA. “ Anton and Winter’ (“ The Phitesophy—Matter,' A. 4 Theme and Bix Diverstonk Geran Seasons “'} be sats ee eee PEPE WEDNESDAY, Nov. 4th. Stettana, Loot) awe: Funeral March, “ Twilight of thi Lik So, Wendell Hall, 10:0.—TIME SIGNAL FROM (ides" Sak SE es Te rege ntel lime Signal. Music played GREENWICH. WEATHER GEORGE BAKER. LO-2.0 “The Hed-beaded Music Miker."" | Lin Wumille Gouturter’s Onrches: PFORBRCAST and NEWS. SLB Mephistopheles’ Serenade American Radio Entertainer. lin wt Hebttanrant bP pustati, fae Shara, So fe call SitePneie. jo Poe) ee fanned

Topi al Takk. aA. fen wall / THE ORCHESTRA. 'Trausmission Co Belooaly : Prof, 11.0.—Closa chown. L, iW, Lyde, FVRG.S “Ap. Shitions. Loral News; ! March, “Pomp and (Re irin- plied Coogeaiphy—Edonoimic,"* ' 10.30 THE SAVOY ORPHEANS | nina, OO es eee ee UR ea and "FHE SAVOY HAVANA Relection, ** The Queen of Sheba” 4.4.—Tinie Eegoual. “Ady Part of tho THURSDAY, Nov. 5th. Coit ey, 7 ly A. Bonnet Laird RANT, Relaved from YM gp eval Bavoy: Hotel, Lenden, S.i mm } PARTiI. 4,15; Music telayed from the Capital } 1.0-2.0, HOE Eriter klhak: ew rand aif Aah ians eee iat Aedes A Theatre, Haxymecket. Burlesque. lice Heevieds, 12.0,—Clase down, | rHE- ORCHESTRA. 3 15—CHILDRENS CORNER, ioh Tiansintsnon to Seboole > Meo T, Gel lariat THEE, a d lis ally Maxi: ( Bhoburt aed. Mik. “Mary 6.0.—Miasiea] Tritertivais, Pras : jcnaeroenke peewee Pal A inact Somerville, “-Modern Pootry— FRIDAY, Nov. 6th. —TE SIGNAL FROM. LMG Belle aid: Chesterton" DEN, WEATHER ri Re- 0 (apepriix.). RONALD GOPRLEY. - 40 Tinie Sigel," Books ta Bead.’ 1.0-2.0 Tine Signal. Miste (AST and NEWS So fo ‘oA Brace of Balkids bar Aupte, Hotel Aletropole. off Stetina, PoC. AterideleFcanet} Mr. 3: REID MGER: “The 4.05 — Trocadero Ti nb ine Musee: oi, Eeventh Children's Concert. HE ORCHESTRA. Fossil Tanes vt Rairhy Alan." ..15:—CHILDRES'S CORNER Arranged lyy the Fureral Mareh-of w Banana Sot fa call Sdoliene, 6.0.—The indie (ortet jit Dai PEOPLE'S CONCERT ' | tanh rt 'h Fen tte i T28:—Musical [oterlode, James | Ponor), SOCIETY. { Centinged ta col. 7, page 254.)

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The [stiert 8.8." printed in ihtiea in these MONDAY, Nov. 2nd. | TueTUESDAY, Nov.3rd. IonTHURSDAY, Nov. Sth. oegle=9 Simulianeos Breadeast mi the station mentioned. 3.45.— The Station Wind ‘Quihtet. | $.45,—Sichoole: Hier.Tri IBRDee 3T7 ioWV peedf obo, gahie Sintion- Fianoiorte= Quintet.2 The High-Power (Daventry) Charles Koowlea (Baritone). | Baiond’ sa the! AvesFables." | #49.— Estelle Steel-Harper, “* Re: Programme will be found Fab.| 15;—Mr. Su hey Hoagers, Saew Sais } hd. —Lovelle Pie tung House Orehestirac t Tis ky om Ms as. ~ornh | on page 256. Psuis:' Joan Maxwell (Soprana) ; Conciuehor, aol inimer 15.2, SigaieHaha. 4.15.—CHILDREN’S CORNER. | ets, error iss an Mies. M.) 6.55 —Childeen's. Lotter. SUNDAY, Nov. ist. 5.05.—Children’ Danietsen, Conjoreice—- 364). —Lernlia Picts muse’ Orches- a0. Children's Lapters, Their Value or Otherwise,” fol. | traits Oe aati Peal Rn ae 5.30-5.30, Symphony Concert. | G.0.—Lovella Picture Howe Orchestra; horered hay a Short Dehiabe, ithiak ierpet Z i tke: 8, too Balfcoat Conthictar, Pal Rimmer. ohn 5.15.—CALL DREN'S CORAER. a i ‘ pi esd eee Seen | Talkon Shivkeseseiy (harne- THE &TATION Matthowman | Byuritoie), 1. $55, Children's Letbera, aclaye Nv 4 Wientiy, ATGCMENTED ORCHESTRA: '7.0—WEATHER. FORECAST and 6-0.—Lozells Picture House Orchestra; (* Hamlei.t .° Comiiucted ty NEWS, SB. from Gondor, Conductor, Paval Rituner, 1 6.45.—Miusie, Slit. From Tondo, JOSEPH LEWIA. Bir JOSEPH COOK : “A General ae x. Ward: | Dramaticod 7.0. WEATHER FORECAST and

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OLeSEXTETSOLO | 0.35. Waltzes. sages ‘Exickay ese). (2) French Soups.” “Marjoria : 3 ee sky ee ee Ane? (Soprano, Directed by VICTOR OLOF. Mutter1 ORCHESTRA,ween dnetijte Wile” sass bssusesery. Kennedy:onnedy: 5.15,7 OM ILDREN'SPp CORNER, THE SEXTET. a etd cuset Rilear rl — Fah “An kGriskeay Radteiy Paar 5.85. hidren’s Leathers: Fantasie, “La Boutique Fantas- © Windsor Kilonge ™ Sy.is.s Sinnsian | * a THE mnths mt 1.0, I zells Pictura House Orchos- CFU: pscenanie Roesint-Reapegha is .‘ ify cere | Waliz, Wood Nympits Contes i ira t Conductor, Pant Ri , H 4} EY J i - a “ ee ' 7 7 Tima. VICTORCa ans OTA) a 10.0. Wi7EATH LEee fh ORECAST)al are ! OLGAE Adal TLE )U.45,—Ptel Esig’s Armistics Dar Violin Shilo, "\Chacome™ Wael NE ce bese fron Loudon, - EROGERTY BRADFURD Appent, Ey # THE SEXTET. Prof. JULTAN #8, HURLEY : Bolected, oo 7.0:—WEATHER FORECAST and Salnctinn: @ Gane of Malodien: — Phe Stren al Life : Evolu- THE. BAN? NEWS. S23 from London. “A Keltie Daoent ™ ,..... Moutedy. | tion The Problem,” SB. Tone Poem, “ Finlaudin * Siteliies A Sommeary of the Winestews Pajery (Sala Cele, from London, Local News. oO, Opera. for the Week. AUR. frei fea: GRANVILLE BRITTON.) = : 7 ASNHATSER 2 hii, “Malse Triste" scene. Sideline | 10-80. Esenarerte Becee (Act TL),( Wagner) (7.15, The Rev, Dt. FRANK HUT. VICTOR OLOF, ALICE COUCHSAN, Parfotiad bw the CHINSON, “The Rulers. of Wain Solos Prestocand Albeero from Faaiasie RERITIEH NATIONAL Mankitried in thn Realm of “Oe Wings of Bong" BEdpeep pga een eeegand- SORRY OPERA COMPANY. Awtion-=Tha Pisenveree fared AMeidelavihi 4 chien Scheme Foc Buasiita m Lt Flat Relaved. Yram the duventor 1 Aine tr ated eee Focerre ER sa iu pibsiad aap aieanraee pl CTeapeie Peri House M il cs «x 7.0 Micheal linteorluele at 1 = THE SEXTET. | “March Wind "oi. Mae Dowell 19.30, WEATHER FORECASTapa Paea. ene See eee © Albtblatt piece Pangice Spanish hanes j Cyr Sean REWS. Relaved trom London, 1 40.— Mr oh AL ATKINSON: * Sinn Hoogariin Rhapaaly, No. 2 Capriceia in. Bb Minor ee Deniaveervapt Lical News, on the Seren.” Sua. fron twat Rhapendio Hongroise, No. 1 Liet 10,45. Programnie SB. from Lawulow. Dnutea: ; 1), 30.- Close dow, [ | 1 i hleen own. Li o.— Cloke tlinyy fi. {Continued on the next page.)

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Tho letters "6.8." sitio’ in jities in thease THE «OCT ET. 10,.0,— WEATHER FORECAST aml 7,35.—Mr. WF. GLETCHER, Spanish — tignily a Gimultangoas Broadcast | “March of the’ Dwarfs ™ NEWS. 8.8. from London. Path. mi the station moationed. Disiniet Soo ; Prof, JULIAN & HUXLEY: 5.0, Epecial Concert. The High-Power (Daventry) "In Loving Memory veel; Grice “The Btream of Life: Ewalu- Relived from the Programme will be found “Betrnade Joveuse Hs ion—The Problem.” ub. MANCHESTER EVENING on page 256. REGINALD We AITEHERAD Jrom London, CLAROOa Bapphie: Ode ‘ atria Local ews, WikRELESS EXHTBITION SUNDAY, Nov. ist. Phas Lith 10.390.— Programme SB. from London, at thee ChinHall, A Well-Knewn Wind Quintet. hie Lara ap i “The.« LLO—Close down, LILY ALLEN: {Soprano}, tHE MANCHESTER Wisd Ab WAhie AMezaial fla de} WILFRED-AINTHGE (fenor}. GUINTET': Alay Abie’ | TUESDAY, Nov. Srd. THE ASHTON-UNPER-LYNE JUSEPH LISGARD PRhite}: THE OCTET, } r ak Litt Manse relayed from: tia ENGLISH. CONCERTIYA = Arabosyue, Ni Nem BTEFHEN WHAITTARER a \ Pe heey PRIZE, BAND: (Obes), MOST ne Ys vigeviaceserta asia Btate Cait, Conductor, F.C }URLAXDS, 3.25,-—Sehool Tranamisgian: Mr, Hy. HARRY MORTIVER A Apna: 3 WH Ray B= bale ed ae E THE BAsLS neh elm** Sehgal Cocdness, Nature's Sopecstiona Htarinet }, “ Wellington ” Zehla in Design * (1). March, ARCHIE -CAMPEN | Basacon), 10.30.— Close cto Ws Ovoriare, “AAIacct Herold OTTO) PARRSCH (Horr), 343.—/Anto-Fiana WTecital. by d- LILY ALLEN, ISABEL T'ANSON (Soprand), Meadors, eV ilenello ..c..ecasdee ee Aeqiia KRLINTON SHEPHERD MONDAY, Nov. 2nd. 1.0.-—Mre Lihan Furies: ~The "© Tell Me, Sichtingale “ ( Barvtone). Houses of Parliament.” Laca Dehn 00, THE ati aoa Sehyce all Traariuesion a HX. 4.15,—Ten-Time Contort.. The Station ee THE BAND. Ghamtet mn TD. ,: Onaiow Albert Thowaille, M.A. (Paris), Quartet. Recitations from Prove Gelentian, ** Rigoletto "wi Ferdi ISABEL aeANSON, “French Iterature:" and Poetry by Nellie M. Rivers. WILFRED HINTILE, eehe Oaekeg oy oe | Walford i.J5.— CHILDREN'S CORNER, “Eleanoro™ .. Coleridge-TDaylor The Boigh of May "J Danie 9.45.-—Tho Sanghine Tri, 6.0.—Afiusic by the Majestic Celebrity pert * Daan, Sg a Se Pag 4.0.—"Voruea and Vanities,” by UOrehestron (Musical Lirentor, THE BANT. THE- QUINTET, Carmen of Coekaicne. Gerald W. -Bright), relayed Doom Morch Medley, “Martial Mo- “Miniature Charactornatio Bute’ 4.15.—Tea-time Concert: The Station the Hotel. Majestic, St, Auno's- pecanLe ber ed titel ae ar Wier NHaliracke Quartet andKonakl Hoyle on-the-Sea, Belection, * No Mo Hanet io" KRLTISNTON SHEPHERD, Yournans i Base- Baritone). 7.0.—-WEATHER YORECAST -anc * Litany ™ . ochbert LILY ALLEN, 6.15.—_ CHILDRENS CORNER, NEWS. 8.8. from London. “God Mey Father.’ o.-.).fholoes Willa’ the Wisp "Cherlin Spra na Mr. JAMES AGATE: Dramatic THE QUINTET. 6.0.—Musio by the Majestic Celebrity * The Lass WathThe Delicate Air" Crticiem. 6.8. from tondom, Suite in B Fiat . 2.3% Lejebrre Orchestra (Musical Director, arna ISABEL. TANEON, Gerald Wy Bright), relayedt | 25.—-Musieal: Interlide, 8.5, frou THE BAND, tee Shepherd's Bon ttodeard frim the Hetel Majestic, 5b. i Gondor, Finteeia, “Memories of Eritain Wh “Vou Don't Believe in Fioricet" Antree's-con-the-Sea, Feith, Round the Table. Rimmer Afeteilte Hage 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST. and| A Ditecussion between Prof. 'T. HH, WILVEEN HANDLE. THE QU INTE T, “Come into the Ganden, } Paustorale ... - ee AVS a frow focneclntt, PEA RK, M.A., BAe. and Dy, SLR OSEEA OOO2 Ojppar STANLEY H. JACKSON, Mond * Balsa Preliucle anc Minubt=seek eavard fhitittes: Overme: A. Cheneral | MCA. PRD. on What’ Is “When Other Lipa” i... Paszacnille Torife Talk on Anestralia.™ Sub. from | Intelligence ? ™ ‘Tarwntetle oe Sob cele onthe next page. } EKLINTON SHEPie RD. Rendon, h—MUSICAL COMEDY JTEMOR.- Le. oo. pron orden, Er Dying Bnabets * Si ridente te 7225,— Musical Tiiterlude, 8.8, from| STOP PRESS: he ever [BaeShee re WParlock Jone, 1 10—WERATHER. FORECAST ‘and NEWS. 8.8. from Landen, T? ethehrate the completion of THE QUINTET. 7.0. Mr. CECTL ROBERTS: “Tha threeyears" work, + BEC. ROSITA FORLES 2 * Fran Ted Quintet in G- Minor. ... Taffexe Sdvet Pook” aro arranging a Mestival Week, finish. De S45.— Music for the Children. pea to Bhie: Wile” LE. front ire on Exturday, November 4th, 8. G. HONEY: Talk to §.0, THE MASCHESTER Londen. #10.—Mr, which is the wetunl birthday of tha Ydaimg Peoptie. STATION DRAMATIO Local News, COMPAS ¥ | GaTy 10.30.—DARCE BANDS. ©.8. fron On cach evening between Novem- it DLeetdiosi. 6.30, Studio Service. ber 8th and) bth; the London Rituéion ‘A, Fool's Paradise." 12.0,—Close down. Hemn, “LT Love Thy -Kinmlom, programme will be transmitted simul- ‘Lord " (Congregational An Original Play in Threa Acts fanedualy to all stations throughout Hymnary, No. 443). hy Biduey Grin, the conntry, (First producwd Ge the Garrick Rible Heading. WEDNESDAY,Nov. 4th. Ttisae yetbod early to give exactda. Sid 1802.) | Anthen. Theatre, London, Jan, Laila beciice negotiations with various a ae Address. by the Rev. FRANK ecoba cecil Trarnsiniiksion = Mr. Important artists arc still proceeding, JONES, of the Rirmiiolmic (ore | {In the order of their appearance.) Jame: Bernan!, Ciinens fram It ia-felt, howoyer, that-listeners might The Hon, Tom Veriner gregational Central Mission. Victorian Novelist a (ly Ay lke aome indication of the possible BROSALD GOW Hern, Glorious Things of Thee a Sehoal Days," part. of Chapter lines on whieh these programmes: will Aikare Seba yn EBITH LEACH ‘Are Spoken? (Congregational 18, ** Badd ~Gopperiieh? ke developed, though it should be Katie Derwent Hymnarry, No. fl), LDickens pointed out that the arrangementa HYLDA METCALF printed below are subject to abteration Philip Seheyn VICTOR SMYTHE $.45.—Concert by the Sinelune Tris. O0—WEATHER FORECAST and a4 The Story oF i and adjustment at the last moment, 40,— ir. Gay Brom + NEWS: 8.8. from London, Beatrice Selwyn {His Wife) Wedding Rings.” SUNDAY, November 8th. Local News, ANGELA LOPES Bir Peter Lund, Bart. ALD, The altemenn programe will com 4513, Tea-Time Concert. A Famous String Octet. FRB, fat of the performance tn on AlL-Stag THE CAFEANO STRING OCTET. EDWARD BRIDGSTOCK|| IDA PARRY (Messo-S6pranc), Cant of dames Elroy Flecker’s poetic REGINALD WHITEHEAD Prive (The Selbwyne" Gutler) TOM EVANS (Banrtone} dm, Gowan, produced ome tine (Bass, CHABLES NESBITT| FRED RB ROCHE ngocdt Hit Majesty's Theatre, Lorsden, The Bishop of St. Albuns is to preach O15, THE QCreET, Lor Normantower (lon Verin- Pianoforte). EDWARD(Solo FARMER jai ihe broaiecpet servic frou the Wattz, “' Tosenlavitier ™ Shiite ders Erother) (Entertainer), Chorch af St. Marin-in-the. Fielda “Le (Baer . Gornig TAgere | JOHN MARCHANT }o.13.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. thal evening, when the remainder af ‘ Prachodiamn * arnefe lt Johnsen {zk ALinvel | the programme: will be oa coneerdé BECH RAED WHITEHEAD, BETTY ELSMORE 6.0.—Pat Hyan'a Orchestra, relayed | aa ringed bry Lhe Correct. “The eae .euiniercll dct Th: The Hall at Ravenshurst from the Manchester Kocning *"Thowh Faithbase: Maz i) Halecy (Philip Felwyn a Country | Chresicls Wireless Exlibition MONDAY, November 4th. Desert Morning ™ cena vOlliver | Howee, nr. Si, Albana), | at theCite Hall, Thita ta Lord Mayor's Day, and 1 THE OCTET. (A week elapees. between Acta: I. 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and apetial broadeash in. oonicction with 4 Licbestod (* Tristan! "!} wind. IT. 4 NEWS. Sif. from London, the Show wrll take Place frown North. Wage er Act I.- ‘The. Gowloir—Morning. Mr. J. REDD MOTE: ** The umberland Avterine, “Entry of the Boyards ™ ActII. The Bowloir—Night. Foril Bones of Early Man." The epecchos af the Gulthall Halearaen Presentec bb SB. from Jonadon, banquet by the Prime Sinister and REGINALD WHITEHEAD. VICTOR SMYTHE, 7 —Mucical Interlude, 8.2): from other notable people will be broadeast “The Praise of God", .Aeethoven Direeterl by DD. ORMEROD, Leonean, during the evening. Sir Edmund “Vittoria! Vittoria |’ Carian Overtiire anil Entractea by 7.30.—Royal Horticultural Society Lina: wll give 4 stulio talk cu Bulletin, “ Morning Hiynin™ .. Henschel THE STATION QUARTET. “Hunn in Great Books,”

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THE BAND. | ARTHUR WILEER. (Cello Obbheato, MANCHESTER NEWS. Selection, “ Les-Huguenosia™ “Thon Hast Be: BIDNEY WRIGHT.) HE Manchester Wind Qnintet, who Meyerbeer witehed Mae” Es Caferiatge i STRING ORCHESTRA. iT Are playing at the’ “Manchester Ballet. Mise,“ Coppelia " ether “Thou Art eae) Taylor "Bon da Bal” Goole Gia Bthicdlia on the aftemonon of Burda, 10.0. WEATHER FORECAST and iy Beboved " | GORDON BRYAN. November lap, buen dene move to BREWS. 8.8) from London, A Bright Haif-Hour. | Tango ae Atbenitz-Gaduwaky floater Lhe colonre of wirid-instrumeit Mr. C. By M. OAD: onal Mr x4 i, 3a). RONALD OU RLEY | Onental March tiraniadles Teh, ‘Thear urtiatie eric baler - STRACHEY: ™ After-DThinner (Rntertainer at the Piano), Etude in FE, Op. 10, No. 4) f ay mi playing has made ther: pertormances Philosophy Matter.” 5:84 1)).01_- WEATHER FORECAST anil Etude in, Cpr. HL, Wea. Ti notable throeughowt the North of Jronmi iene, NEWS. 88. fron London. JOHN HENEY ane England. Each of thee five talented ‘Loeal News: i Topical Talk. S.8, from London. HLOSSUAL, artizia. is a principal in the famous 10.50.— Programme SB. from London, | Local ewe. “The Story of Lady Galiva ” Hake Orchestra. 1 L.0.—Ulose coven | 10,30.—Station Topics. Ro Guy teeve On Monday, November 2nd, an 10.40.—THE SAVOY BANDS. &8, THE ORCHESTRA. | interesting visitor to the studio will be Two Hungarian Danes robes THURSDAY, Nov. 5th. fro mi Jordin. 1 Air, Cecil Poberts, who will broadeast 12.0, Cloae clown. 10.0,— WEATHER FORECAST «and B® Short etory of hus owl cicveeh PRELLL J NEWS. S.8. from London, L1.30-12.30,— Concert by the Sinton | entitied “The Silver Pool” Mr. 1 Miniatry of Health Talk, Dr. 3. HL. (uartivt, Roberts, the author of * Beiasors * and FRIDAY, Nov. 6th. DAUKES, ™ Danger Bignals OT 4.0. _ Mies EB. Hindshow. “The To- Biile of Bonaet,” te om iovreliat stall the Health Line.” S28. from in the carly thirties, and has attracted 9 raivbic Poa of Manchester." 1.16--2.0.—Music relayed from the 4d, Tea-Time Concert : Auto- Piano tate. Catt, London. a considerable amoont of attention by Local News, his brilliant writing. * Mr, Roberts is Recital by J. Meadows. Ed- 9. 25,—Sehool Transmission : The Rev. 10.30.—Pregramme 5.8. from London. ward Masterson (Baritone). a: Shepherd, M.A. Travel mel a traveller of wide experience and has 11.0,—Close clown. just returned) from o tour of North fh, 5.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. (5), “ Laxor—The Temples oF | Arion. “0,—Pas Bryan's Orchestra. relayed the Tombs of the Kings.” |. Mr. Albert. Hardie, who if to play from the Morehester Evening 3.45.—The Sunshine Trin. Nov. 7th. Chrniele Wireets Exhibition 4.0.—Mr, Alan Gril: “The Novels of SATURDAY, pitnoforte solos in theevening pro- framme on November Sth, im «am atthe City Hall, Frank Swinnerton., © 5.0,.—Lerture by Mr. Moses Barts on 6,30,—Mr. ND. Powor : Boy Scouts’ 4.15,—Tea-time Concert: The Station Oliham artist and a winner of the “Tone Poems,” with Gramo- Chappell “Gold: Medal atthe Royal Bulletin. A.B. from London. Quartet and William Lomas phone Thustrations. (Tenar). | Manchester College of Maisie, In the 6,45.—Pat Ryan's Orchestra. $.45.—Anuto-Piang Recital by J. Sern APE, listeners will have T0.—WERATHER FORECAST mri. f.15.—CHILDRENS OORNER, Meadows, the opportunity of hearing Mr, Arthur NEWS, 8.8. from DLonson, 6.0,.—Music- by the Majestic Celebrity 4.0.—"Miza oan Whitford, “ All Hal- Wilkes, the principal tonor of the Market Prices for Farmers. 8.5. Orchestra {(Musrcal Director, lowe'en." Manchester Cathedral, and already an Gerald W. Bright), relayed from, rom Jordon. 4.15. Thé Dansant. etubliahbed favourite on the wireless. 7.15.—Mr. STENSON COOKE: A.A. the Hatel Mapestic, At. Anne’s- MANNY 'S RHYTHM ACES Talk, SB. from London. on-thie-Sea. DANCE BAND, 7.20. THE HALLE ORCHESTHA: T.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and| Vooral Interludes by STOP PRESS. * Cendaebed by HEWS. &.8. Jrom toned. ] (CLARE ALEX ANDER Sir HAMILTON HARTY. A &aomrmary of the Wireless | TUESDAY, November 16th. iContralta). Relayed from the Piepers for the Week, 8.8. from } | Tti6 hoped to give the famous trial &.15.—CHILDRER'S CORNER. Free Trade Hall. London. pectoe, “Bartell +, Pickwiek,” on SE ho all MitaPores, 7.15.—Mr, J. A: BAIN: “ Arctic Ex. | 6.0.—Pat Tyan'é Orchestra, relaved | this evening from the Studio, with fram the Afanchestor Een | famous literary, dramatic and legal Concerts Grose, Ko. 9 in ploration—Le it Worth While t” | aeoe nace tae eas!) Dee 7.40.—Boy Scouts’ Local News Bul- | CAroniels Wireless Exhibition linnares. Air. Philip Sowden will Svmphony, No. 35,in D.., Mosart Letin. | at the City Hail, broadract hater in. the evening, The Musical Interlude, SH. frei 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST ord Military ‘Tattoo performance in the Song, ‘Cello and Piano. Denton, NEWS. 8.8. fron London. Londom Studio, ortzinally fixed for Racha Sowety Talk, S38, Prom GCEERTRUDE JOHNSON 7.40.—-Mr. G. A. ATKINSON 2 “Seen| Navember nd: has now been ‘treane- Landen. Tern to this date, (Soprano). on the Sereen.” 8.8. frov| 7.08.—Migicnl Interlode, ARTHUR WILEES (Tenor). Joenedean, 4).Mr, F. STACEY LINTOTT : WEDNESDAY, November 11th. J04A8 WILLIS (Solo “Cello. Special Concert. Provided by the Station Weekly Talk on Sport. Armistice Tiny. An address by the ALBERT HARDIE Archbishop of Canterbury will be in aicl of Special Concert. (Solo Pianelorte). 5.0, relayed from. Canterbury Cathedral 5. Li. ALBERT HARDIE THE NICHOLLS HAUSPITAL Relayed from the BOYS’ HOLIDAY FUND. during the evening. The programme Prelude atid Fugue in 0 Sha MANCHESTER EVENING will include Bir Edward Elgar's “ For Relaved fram the Houldaworth a ‘Bach CHRONICLE Hall. the Fallen,” conducted. by the--com- * Spimning Song ".... Mendelssohn poser im theStudie. ENID CRUICESHANE WIRELESS EXHIBITION, * Bark! Hark! the Lark” at the City Hall, Sehubert~Lsed (Contralta). THURSDAY, November 12th. CORDON BRYAN Tocliding CERTRUDE JOHNSON, The National Institue cf Indisttrial (Bolo Pianoforbe}. HARRY HOPEWELL “The Kose Enislaties Psycholog 4 well bing hobehing {heat annual JOHN HENNEY «and (Baritone). the Nightingale ™ ... testiival dinner at the Trocaclara this BLOSSOM EMILY HILTON (Boprano). “Hymn to the Sun” evening, and the chen of the Prime Rimaby- THE STATION AUGMENTED ARTHUR KNOWLES (* The Golden Cock- (With His Musical Saw). Alimater and Mr. tH Thonias, M.P., Alors ORCHESTEA : will be browcirast. re, cies Conductor, T; H. MORRISON, &. EE. TODD, “Gathering Berries 5.0. THE ORCHESTEA, {The New Entertainer). FRIDAY, November Ith. ("The Snow Maiden") Overture, “Ruy Plas” SYBIL GORDON (Souhbrette), The programme this day will mainly J04N WILEIS. : Mendelssohn in their popular suceessns dépeud on whet ithe engineers are Prehache Rach ENID GRUICKSHANE. anal able-to pick wp and relay to listeners Preghiera ...... Afertina-Kretater “Air de Lia” (“ L’ Enfant Pro- Burleaques by the from the Keston Reesving Btation. Gevolte. cs eigeis as eno digae) veseces vase. Delay STATION DRAMATIC Not only will they “dodge about" COMPAS Y. ARTHUR WILEFS. 7ORDON BRYAN. the Continent of Europe. but they will Supported by the " Tehabexl ” Teheikoosky Two Movements from Site, “En posbly “attempt to reeeive EoOu “On Wings of Song” Bretagne” ...... Rhene-Raten REVUE CHORUS American stations. andl Mendelasohn “ Fileuses pita de Carantec " On this night, too, it is hoped (but PAT RYAK'S CELEBRATED “The Dream .,... Attebinaten. “Vieille Diligence sur le Route we must only whisper it) to broadcast ORCHESTRA. ALBERT HARDIE. de Mirzallae. one of the most famous revue stars for Presented hy Five Studies from Op. 25 Chopin THE ORCHESTRA. the first tire, “ Bied Study? . 22. . Henelt Keltic Suite Foulds VICTOR SMYTHE. “The Lark" ...Ghnke-Baletires “The Gathering of the Clans" ; 10.8,=WEATHER FORECAST. anc SATURDAY, November 14th, Vabein E Minor...... Chopin “The Lament" ;** The Call NEWS. 3.8. from Londen. The B.B.C.’s birthday, and, os it GERTRUDE JOHNSON. Of the Chane.” Mr FL MITCHELL-HEDGES: ehowld be celebrated, the Staff will © Aubade " ee JOHN HENRY “Mere Abt British Han- provide.a concert. “Chanson Léigere ". . 0°Erlanger Will Probably Sing. duns.” 3.5, from London, Inview of a forthcoming. alteration 4 La Féenax Changons " Benberg EXID CRUICKSHANE., Local News, in the dancemusic -broadenstia, the JOAN WILLIS, * Tndolence ..A4nthowy Coline Ld.30.—THE SAVOY BANDS. Sm, Monday Expernmental ‘Trananitesiona “Onental Dance". Keacheaniner “Dawn Song” ..... Mre Fogg from Londen for amateur wireless enginpers will-be © Tarantedin * en ate eke “A Summer Night (foring Thomas Tr... lose dawn. deonhinwed for the present,

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The letiars “Ba rie in Halles in these T.0.—WEATHER FORECASTrusia ciepeaakeie m Lisle Cavalry ™ programmes lignity & Simultaneous Broadcast 8.10. THE ORCHESTRA, ram tue btilion motioned. NEWS. S.8S fron wlendon, O tt pre Waltses, ‘ fir JOSEPH COOK: “ Oppor- Intermorzo, "The ‘Tales of Hatl- Beatiidiartinn: oo... Waldtenfel The High-Power (Daventry) tuntiies Orersenes—A General indi .,, ares 4 Chips beh “The Choristers oo. Pied jit Programme will be found Talk on Australia’ §.0. from Overture, COcara Ph ses . ieiedtd " Dearnawellen isicc. Tvthovici London. on pag? 256 6.40.— Radia Boticty Talk, “by Mr. J "Valse “ei tana sell oFoirotim 7.25.—Musical Interlude, 4:2, from K, Brown, Jarrow and Hob- " Destiny ie So “Baines SUNDAY, Nov. ist. | LOnton. I hen Aassonial wt, "The Wierio’ of Baiisome" 7.40:—Mr: AL BE. THOMPSUS, tee } 7.0. —WEATHER FORECAST faith | AL, Fayre The Instruments of the Orchestra. =| FPiesidect, North leer Laaid |.—The Clarinet. NEWE, Ae faa Foanielevet, 93)—" Tannuhinser"' ( Fegarr) Act Rugby Union, “ Rogger ™ (6). i Prof. Woo. REX Lilvsteated in mw Recital by WI Fe a LL. Perforiiod by the -BRRIT- | B.Citt.,. “ Enelish HAYDN FP, DRAPER, ALICE VAUGHAN (Contralto), History in TSH NATIONAL ‘OPERA - tit. Brigtish Langunge, * (1). ALFRED..M. ¥Woabdl (¥ iol). GORDON ERY AN (Pianborte). (AIMPARNY., Relay i from the DMIKTS LEAR {Cello}. THE STATION MALE VOICE 125-12, eta ot: {rom Opera Hewse, Manchester, EDGAR L: BAINTON CHORUS. nro, 10.30. -“WEATHER FORECAST and LPinnobfortel, THE STATION SYMPHONY NEWS, Relayedfrem Londot. THE STATION ORCHESTEA : ORCHESTRA : Loieal News Condnctor, EDWARD CLARE, (Leader; ALFRED Me WABI.3 | WEDNESDAY, Nov. 4th. 10, 45.—-Prenpreaunin ereera Fudan, a oe. TRE ORCHESTRA. Conductor, EDWARD CLARK 11.0.—Cloge: down. Overture, “* Aly Baba @ (herein §.0. THE ORCHESTRA, | SC-—Tvaciemiectun Th Schools A Three Minutes’ Talk om the Overture, '* Leomita" Noo 3 aie. Clavinet with. LTTEAT gt Hecthoven Erie Barber, DAS = “How to Enjoyy Shalesp AEE=f HH. ) Dear Fumougs Passages for thet 815. ALICE VAUGHAR, CHORES THURSDAY, Nov. Sth. Intranent. J epcly mre Th = and UORCHESTEA, 4:0.—Mrs.Una: Rode hues 352 HAYDN P. DRAPER, DORIS Rhapsedy Poent from Goethe's “Dickens* i1.0-12.50.—E. Elliott {Soprano}. Folk—Thdure, LEAR .and EDGAR’ TL, Winter Jonny in the Hap” diseph Haining (Tenor), 4.15.—Music from Fons tek’ Ternace PATN TON: fTreanfinca 4.0.—Miss Mahel Hunter, Matreon of Tea Toon, Triev for Clarinet, Violoncelle and tan. GORDON BRYA, the Mothereratt Centre, ew Pigs jm AS Minar ay .ece Greve 1.15 —CHILDREN'S CORNER. The Lark" tribe Aatelipen | fastle,; Mothercraft.** 4,05. ALFRED M. WALD and Bi o 8.39, ALICE. VAUGHAN and THE OLEAN’ MALE 4.15.—Mosie from Coxon's New Gal- ORCHESTEA. ORCHESTEHA: ULARTET, lery Restaurant. " The Lark. Ascending” "Life fir "Hy Celia’s Arbour *" ..,. 2forsley §.15.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. Ao Tangier atime * Thero Are Women" Death a. - Colertdge-Taylor 4a HATDS PF. DRAPER, Songs and Violin Solos, ts Big L i id iJ : ihe Agol Oabtey (Clatimelt. Bala: Moon" 2. " Lend An Ear, Lady Pair ™ JENNIE HOOK (Soprano), 9.35, EDGAH L, BAIN TON, 8.45. GORDON BRY AN and F. Ate JAMES MARK (Violin), Tntermexsze in A. Minor ORCHESTEEA, “Sleep, O Bleep, My Lady Love" 6.0, JAMES MARK, (ap. Liss Tp ; Concerto for Piane and Orchestra Geir Craeind Nocturne in D, Op. 27, No; 2 Ballade in ce aMcr Pened ere fad 6.20:—Farmers’ “Corner: “Prof. Gil (Op. 11873). | arr: WFilhelmg 9.15. THE NEWCASTLE STATION cha 156, bleh Ee if ialite Th aces, Menret :..... Decharen-Dinnésier Intermesen in D ‘Flat ; 6.40 THE (Op. 117/2) . » Brahma REPERTORY COMPANY QUARTET, 6.10. JENNIE. He, int "Lovely Maiden " Pugh Hvana “JA Summer Night" Canriecia in Ge “Minoriy * THE: BURGLAR” 3 Way Down Yonder in De Corn Goring Thomas fig. “Toy 2} A One- Act -f “omned y Field... Anon. Lapiiceic in © nae hy. Clarence Pon ling, " Down Ye fe ry, “Ma Honey" Hoot. ‘ pis Bene“Indian (hp. 16) 4} MS Le79 Pe (Caak Noel 4ns "Than 4.50-5.50. ELA [oN BP. ‘DRAP ER and 7 aan, Sweet Homa ™ dim Quest...ALAN. THOMPSON the Dist" Lyrics “*) inden ORCHESTRA. Lily’ Quest (Hig Wite} are Cantor Concerta io AcMajor cc Afozart 6.20. JAMES SAL STURGEON 7.0.—WEAT HER FORECAST. anid MARK. 2nd Polonaise Urillante in A The Action passes in tha dining: NEWS. ..8.4, from Lovtlon, 6.3080, | fenertl Servic. room ofa aimall country bung i Mr J. RETO MOIR: ** Tha Foa- 6.00, low, JENN TE Hook, Relayedfrom Neweastle sil Bones of Early Man."' S28, Presented lyy fron endo, “ The Nightingales of Linceln's Cathedral, Inn (Songa SAL STURGEON, 7.25.—Musical Interlude, 8,0. from of Old Londen)

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= —— — 716.—Football Topica by Mr. PETER SUNDAY, November Ist. FRIDAY, November 6th. land}: “ Guy Fawkes and the CRAIGMYLE. Gonpowder Plot "—" Balaciava 3.00-5,00,.-——Programms SB. fron L2.0 noon.—Rectorial Addresa to ‘tha 7.30.—Musieal Interlude. $8.8. from anid the Charge of the Laight Leadon. Btudents of Edinburgh Uni- London. Brigade.” tery by the Rt. Hon, 7.40.—Mr. G, A. ATKINSON : “Sean (6.30.—-Siendman's Bymphony Orches- 5.30, Religious Service. BTANLEY BALDWIN, Prima on: the Berean.” 8.8. from | tra, relayed from the Electric | Conducted by Air, H.. F: Minister... Relayed. from tho Lenion. Theatre. LECHMERE TAYLOR, M.D, MeFwan Hall, Edinburech. Dance Tunes of Many Lands, 17.0.—WEATHER FORECAST ana of the Edimburgh Medical Mis- 2.30.—The Station Pianoforte Tria, Both Ofd andNew. NEWS. 5B, jrom Lender, Bitmary Society. | 3.90.—Talk to Schools. THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA Radio Society Talk. 8.8. from Assiated by 4..0.—Afternoon Tall. Jevuion. Mr, CALRNS* CHILDREN’S Arial 4,15.—Potrick Thomson's Orehestra. DANCE ORCHESTRA, (7.30—* TOBCA” (Act -T). Relayod CHOLR. | 5.15.—CHILDREN'S CORNER, Conductor, from Manchester Opera House. §.00.—Children’s Letters: A, COLLIAGWoOOD, S.B. from orden, 9.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and) ARTHUR COLLIAGWOOD, Quartet and Entertainers. NEWS. 8.8. from London. 6.0.—Light Music, “ Dance Tones, Old ancl Now." THE MUSIC STRING Local News. 6.15.—Programme 4.8. from London, §.15-10.15.—Programme &.8, from ORCHESTRA : QUARTET = 7.15.—The Rev. GEORGE 8. MARR, Aberdeen, ;Foelonaise in A Major ANDRE MANGEOT (lat Violin) "Charles ‘Lamb. the Well- Chopin HENEY J. BERLY Beloved, and His Successors.” Poland : Masur from Opera, (2nd Waiotir). MONDAY, November 2nd. 7.30.—Programme 3.8.. from London. “ Halka" Dfonwiarko BORIS PECKER. (Viola). $.30.—Patrick Thomson's Orchestra. “Minuet (Jupiter JOHN BARBIROLLI (Cello). 4.0,-—Attemoon ‘Talk, A Chamber Music Evening Byinphony) s«lerart JEAN PAULE and LEONIE 4.15.—FPatnck Thomeon's Orchestra. With Some Songs. Germany ““Bourrea’ ane LASCELLES f.15,—CHILDREN'S CORNER. MOLLY RICHARDSON “Hornpipe " Fandel (Entertainers). 6,60,—Chiliren’s Letters, | 8.15. THE QUARTET. 6.0:—Light Music, (Saprana), * Sarabate i {Holberg ELDER CUNNINGHAM | Two Fantasies for Four Strings 6.15.—Pregrancne: 8.8. from London. re * Gavotte ™ Suite) (Hare-Baritane), * Rigatden ™ Grieg | Purcell, 1680 T4.—Prof, (C. G. BARRLA, B.Sc., Varmtions On a Folk Tune F.R:S., Nobel Laureate, ‘* Heat THE STATION STRING Hin {ee Hungarian Weed, 1916 QUARTET, eeFy) Dances"... Brahe —i(S) Cold Eeodies.”’ 8.8. te (6.35—JEANK PADDLE and. LEONLE Scottish Stations, TALDO CHANSON {lat Violin), f" Farandola" Arlesienne LASCELLES $.0-11.0.—Programme 8. from HERBERT MORE (2nd Violim). Spain HICHARD MORE /V¥iols). _ Suite Rtonald- Bizet Introxluce a Piano and Them- London. Rated *Blos Dannbo™ Walts nelwos. CHESTER HENDERSON ro Siraues 8.00. THE QUARTET. TUESDAY, November 3rd. (Violon@elio}. 8.0. THE QUARTET. * Gavetiein D " Gossee Siring Quartet in E Flat Major 11.30-12.90.—Cramophone Reoorda, Germany! hinuet in G Aina Quartet in A Minor, Op. 41, No. 1 hO,—The Station Pianolorte Trio, Schamann Beelhaven 1.15—JEAN PAULE ond LEONTE 4.0.— Afternoon Talk. | Characteristic Dance—Selection LASOELLES, MOLLY RICHARDSON. }#15.—The Bagd of the Edinburgh “On Wings of Song “ Afendelseohn from “ Cassa Noibobts “When You and I Wers Beven- | Pataia de Danse, | Pehatbousiy teon ** Rovolf $.15.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. | “Orpheus and Fos Lube “ Sudliow “Bourrte’ from EH You Hadn't Gone Away 6.50,—Chileinen’s «Letters, Berachiaa ™ Cory aru "alle | Broth i. 0.— Light Music, THE QUARTET. i BREE ccwanapes * Wonderful Men ™ th 15-12.—Programa au, from Germany yi Quartet-im A Minor (Continuation) “ Garotte Pauland Lascelles | Jondon. | from (th Tetl All the World ™ OA IME "Cella Sutie..; Thayer ond Porson MOLLY RICHARDSON. WEDNESDAY, November 4th. "Oh, Yea, Juat So°* (" Phobos Lritish. JEAN PAUCLE AND LEONTE LASCELLES. )0 30-—The Station Piansiarte Tra. ea Pg a ee ee ee DR “Shepherd's Hey” 3.30.—Talk to Schook: Sire Leslie! “Tock the Fiddler” (Country Dance)... “Chick, Chick, (Chicken " vee Dole | Grainger 9.35. THE QUARTET. Mackenzic, LL.D. MOD. ete,, Easthope-Afortin " Molly On the Shore" nf the Scottish Board of Health.| (Trigh Reol)i.ces.e-0 Three Pieces for StringsMackwen “Gretna Green. eeis ea Ofer “March of tho Littl Folk™; 4.0.—Afternoon Talk, ELDER CUNNINGHAM: ** Seottish Reel and Strathspey” “Peat Reek*; “Red Mur- 1 15—Patnek Thomson's Oreheetra, "Oh, That Tt Were Bo" arr. Kerr, 6.15:.CHITLPRER'S CORSERH. “Kitten On the Keys’ (Jane) doch.” Frank Br pine “Bir Roger de Coverley ” Bridge 6.i 50,ildren's ethers. Oniway, Aonake, Boloved Confrey P By the Parnes3) .000t foomeens .0,-——Tirht Mike, Coren Fox-trot, “Yearnmg ”.., Dovter 10.0-120.—Propramme 8.8. from }6.15.— Programme SB. from London. “In Sheltered Vale "arr. iojfat 0.30. Recital London \7.35.—Mr, J, 8, CHISHOLM: Horti- “There's: a. oe sce os Alhiteen by NAN FR. ACTT, enltitral Tolle. MOLLY RICHARDSON, ee ff under the SUApioes of the T40.—Mr. HARRY TOWNEND, Medison "sass ass .oe eT erawrey Beottigh Assocation For the ABERDEEN NEWS. Sut, from sLberceen, Py Drei a ewe Trevalea Speaking of Worse, \$.0.—Progranune S28, from Glasgow. “The biephetd iiss a Darke 10.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and N Sunday, November Ist, Mr. h20—“"Tannhiiser Act. TT Wagner), ELDER CUNSDINGHAM. NEWS. 8.8. from London, Robert Watson is to make Performed by the. BW.0.0, TS ace ener aso PW bite Ministry of Health Tatk: Dr, another trip from Glassow to Aberdeen, Relayed from the Opera Houze, * Dream Cance .. Wo. Squtre & HH. DAUDRES, "Danger and will take part in the latter Slanehester. Tnviiis ieee cere Aun Bignala On the Health Line.” Station's programme in the afternoon, 10.30.—WEATHER FORECASTand 10.0=10,30.— Programme 8.8, from Mr. Watson, wha is one of the fore- 5.8: from London, Local News: NEWS. Relayed from London, Ferverl in, an | most baritones in Scotland, is Local News. 10.30, Violin Recital. popular singer with Aberdeenlistenors. Local News, 1045-1000. Progranine Pes from KIM MUBEAY. | Equally popular is the pianist of that Lod. THE QUARTET. “ Five Negro Spirituala Landay, Quartet in C Major, Op. 32, No, 3 laiternoon, Mr. Julion Roseiti. He 11.0-12.0,—THE BAND of the DUNE: Laurence. Srown his been a poofriend to-this. station Hast DIN PALAIS DE DANSE, 11.0-11.10.—Interral. OTarnbowrite : niscesevienanen Gosvee jwhen the land lines botween Claagow 11.10-12.0.—THE BAND: of the M Bereeriag op isgecpicecsewwnne Sion band Aberdeen hove taken ib inte {heir EDINBURGH PALAIS DE " Olpertiaga °c. cekes Witemiaenskt hears to break down [ THURSDAY, November 5th. DANSE. 2 epire Beate icciweeeteeess Hubay Mr. Willian Swainson, the conductor 11.30-12.30.—Gramophone Records, 11.0.—Close. down. jab the evening concert (which is te $,0.-The Station Pianoforte Trio, SATURDAY, November 7th. be 6.B. te Edinburgh snd Dhmdes 4.0,—Afternoon Tialk. 5.o0.—Patnck Thomson's Orchestra. from the Music Hall, Aberdeen), is 4.15,—Patrick Thomson's Orchestra. SATURDAY, Nov. Tth. one of the lemdling figure: amongst 4.0,—Afternoon Tall, £.15—CHILDREN'S CORNER. $.45,—Rosemary Lamond, ‘ Birthdays musical people in the City. Since 4°15.—The- Band of the Dronedig i.0.—Children's Letters, or the Happiest Age.” The coming to Aberdeen some years ago, Palais de Danae, Wireless Orchestra, Margaret hia setivities have increased, andhe is 6.0.—Light Music. §.15.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. M. er { Contralta}, now attached in an official capacity 6.15.—Prograomme &.8. from London... 6.60.—Children'a Letters. 8.18—0HILDREN'S CORNER, _jto the University, and has had to 6.40.—Mr, Lidovie MeLellan Munn, ¢.0.—Gramophone Music. give up the conductorship of Choral F.svA. 5.8. from Glasgow. 6.0.—Light Mule: a 6.10.—Lnteresting Anniversaries (pre- Societies in at least one neighbouring 7.0-12.0.—Programme 8.8. from 6.15-12.6.—Progranina 6B, from J weeden. pared by John Sparke Kirk- town. Donidon.

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Tha fettera “8.8. pristed in Ftalles In these layed by WEDNESDAY, Nov. 4th. 1.40.—The Wireless Quartet. PTREFAM Mes wigmity a Simultaneoes Broodcaal A COMPANY OF WELL- 3.50.—Mr. Hugh Brennan, M.A, from the Sivtion mentioned, ENOWN LONDON ARTISTS. "Travel. Talk.” The High-Power (Daventry) Inehudling : 11.30-13.30.—Midday Tranamission. 4.0.—The Wireless Quartet. Joan Programme will be found TOMMY HANDLEY ; 3.30—1.0.—Broadeast ta Schools : Keddie (Soprano). on page 256. EDDIE MORRIS ; oo.Mr.Charles HK. Gibson: “The §.0.——Mire. Aleock, “Women‘a Work JAMES W HIGHAM; Mystorious Hither of Bpaco: A in an Tnidian Famine.” SUNDAY, Nov. tst. REG SHERIDAN : Talk About Waves." 5.15.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. 3.40.—The WirclessQuartet. §.30-5.30.—Programme SB. from IRIS: WHITE:; | 6.0-6.2.—Weather Forecast lor JEAN ALLISTONE + 3.4,— ML. Cab le Grip, “ French | DLendon. Ty al bn Farmers, MAUDIE DUNHAM | e2&.—Hoy Scouts’, Girl Guides" and 4.0.—The Wireloss Quartet. Andrew 6.30. Studia Service. Ane Girls’ Guildry Bulletine. Choir, ““ Behold, th’ Amazing Gift DANCING. RADIOS. Bryson (Pianoforte). | 6.40.—Mr. LUDOVIC MoLELLAN 5.0.—Miss Margaret H. MacDonald : of Love,” Faraphrass 63, Book by JACK HELLIER. MANN, ¥F.6.4., “Prehistoric “ Beottich Anecdote.” Tone: “Newington,” ©-85.— Popular Musical Numbers, Civilization." #.R. @ Scotti Dvirected by 6.15.—CHILDREN'’S CORNER. Fealter. Shaina. |.6.0-0.2.—Weather Forecast Beripture Pending. JAMES LESTER ond for 7.4.—WEATHER FOREQAST and The. Rev. A. STANLEY RK. E,. JEFFREY. | Farmers. | 6.30.—Mnusieal Interlude, S.3, from NEWS. o§.5. from London. PARKER, Weslevan Methodist Beam + Lamdan, Market Prices for Farmers. 8.3. Church, Glascow Mission (East), Ll. Introduction of ere 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST from London, Religions Address. (FULL CAST). arid 7.15.—Mr. STENSON COOKE : A. A. Choir, “ Soldiers of Christ, Arise ™ 2. oO np Chora, “ty Sugar" | NEWS. 8-8. from London. Mr. J. REID MOIR: “ The Fossil Talk. S&H. Laendon. (C. Hi, Ihe. 270). DANCING RADIOS). iea—LHE HAL ORCHESTRA. 3. Number, “Oh, Those Eyes ™ Bonet of Early Man.” 6.8. Preyor: from Londen. Local News. S.. from Afancheater, Choir, “#aviour, Breaths an (EDDIE BOORRIS and DANCING RADIOS). 7.90.—Mnusical Interlude. 5.2. from Even Slessing ™ (C.8., Mo. JAMES A. COOPER [Violin Comely Bkit, eh tt London, S03). THE STATION ORCHESTRA (JAMES WHIGHAM, ED. 7140.—Mr. HARRY TOWNEND, M.A.: Topical Talk. &.8. from Conducted bay i.0—WEATHER FORECAST and DIE MOREIS, MAUDIE DUNHAM), Aberdeen. HERBERT A. CARRUTHERS NEWS...&.8. from London, 8,10, JAMES A, COOPER, Local News. 5. Duet, “You Never Know™ Ballad and Instrumental. Sicilionne and Rigaudan 6.15.—Programme §.8, from Aberdeen, (IRIS WHITE ord 5.8. to Aberdesn, Edinburgh, and JAMES WHIGHAM. Franeaur- Areister 1O.15.—Pregramme SG. from London. Duandee, Pot sciiciis. Fibich-Awhelih Comedy Number, “Old Top 10.3.—Closedown. ALICE VAUGHAN [(Cont#falto}, “‘Tambourin Chinois"... Kreister Hat" (TOMMY HAND. GORDON ERYAN LEY}, a. THE ORCHESTRA. (Pioteforte). 7. Comedy Patter, “Advice ™ Stlection, “The Cingales ™ MONDAY, Nov. 2nd. THE 8TATION ORCHESTRA. Afonebion (EDDIE MORRIS and Conducted. by ~ Waltt Espana” ...Waldiewfel TOMMY HANDLEY}. HERBERT A. CARRUTHERS, £02—The WirelessQuartet. Nancy| 8. Number, “ Dublitiola*’ (ED- 3.45, SAMES A. COOPER. 6.0. GORDON BRYAN, PRUics vides ncietunek tastes Ries Mason (Soprang). DIE MORRIS). b.0.—Aftemoon Topics: Nliss sabe| Concerto in’ Tt Miner for Piano | Nocttume . Chopin-fSararate = Comedy —Slcit; "Courts ™ and String Orchestra ; daimilton, LLOA., FUELS. Fa Dreams."" (EDDIE MORRIS, TOM: Bach-iasont | a The Unemployed Girl and| MY 8.8, to Dandee. HANDLEY, JAMES| Allegro non troppo; Adagio ; Her Chances. WHIGHAM, REG SHERE- THE STATION ORCHESTRA. f.136—CHLLDRENS CORNER. = Allegro, MARY FERRIER (8oprano}. DAN, JEAN ALLIS | 8.23, ALICE VATIGHAN. 6.0-6.2.—Weather ci for For. STORE, IRIs WHITE}. A. PARRY GUNRK. thre’ the Long Days ™ Elgar mers, 10. Number, “Little Yio ALICE PARRY GUNN. 6.50.—Light Music. S.B. from "Lite and Death” } Coleridge. (JAMES WHIGHAM}. “ Bir Lady Moon * Taylor THE ORCHESTRA. orn. il. Comedy Skit, “ Burgiars ™" Best at Eventide “ Dance of tho Will o' tis Wikps ’ LO.—WEATHER FORECAST ond (JEAN ALLISTONE, Raynion Power| is Faust i‘¢0eeceeenennan Bertioz NEWS. 8.2. fram London, PAMES WHICHELA MM). THE ORCHESTRA. vn RCNA sees craanens Viewxtempe Bir JOSEPH COOK: “Oppor- 12. Nuniber, “Fell tha World= Belection, “ La Boutique Fontas- MARY FERRIER. bimities; Oversom: A General (JEAN ALLISTONE). “Tf There OW05. che came Jtnsa iwi-Reapighs | Were Dreams to Sell" Talk on Australian." ul. Ik Himber, “Pearly Teeth” GORDON BRYAN, yee John Spel from London. Local News, (IRIS WHITE and EDDIE “La Tearme” “The Piper of Dreams" Wakefield P.oh—Musical Interlude. S58. from MOREIS. Nieolos Techereprina| “THE PIERROT OF THE London. StopGap, “Speech Day” ™ Danse deg Elias.”i Rebibaff | MINUTE." 1.40.—Praf, ©. Gr. BARKRGA, FoR; (TOMMY HANDLEY}. Nocturne for Left HandAlone A Dream Play by Ernest Dowson. 14. Finns, “Daffedils ‘

—= RADIOLae, -— oOin, Toad, “GLASGOW PROGRAMMES. {DE Dundee Programmes. 331 M (Continued from the previous pag2.) Week Beginning anaes: November Ist. eT Sie Albecrt fet rip Frenel Talk | Conti ted bey SUNDAY, Novernber Ist, THURSDA x; Wana Sth. $e The Wireless Cra, Laser | HERBERT A. CARRUTHERS. $06, 30) J’rogrinene SF. from LOT 2h, innephone Rowe nba. Hei Awetin {Ts Or, 7 oekLE, THE ORCHESTRA. Corned ons 4 Auetrom Draiien+ Meetaunent. Li Pie € reece of bieeieiw‘tel Vi int OsCrhure, The Mery Wirea ai an. Liternonn Tepicea, of Seotlanel okie ce [anys ji Winielsor : ao fended Bad). Bervice, 9.415.—CHILDRES SS. CORSE. Sots a rks! Tht, MATAKE7 BT EPHE i Conachiateel hy (ae ha, Cheledren's Letiors: 5.41: CHILPRESSCOR EE, The | taclom ~* Sorry Bor. W.. MAXWELL. HAW 6.0. Mueieal Tnrerhive: ben Purest a 6.0-0,2.-—- Wet | “Comme, Cone erty of Chilmers: GES Chareh: j i, Lae Pragrriin tie CE Fi. from Lon Jap Fyr.ore ae HOT E Sal = nf Hh, —Girl Guides Balletio. t.30,— Aso Dndherdie. oS UB. from oe F ne a es Mcorvie: pre 10. WEATHER FORECAST and | 6.40.— Mir, Tadovie Abe Lellan “ Lei Foriteeleagy, i Wiunlie Sain iain paniedCee aeWB, A (roe foie, | SAL frog triage, Vath THE -ORCHESBTEA- LO. WEATHER FOREOUAST ‘ane Lorn! Wows, | 7.4.— ProgenS.A. from Londen, BRE.ee eefone al ied) Bouaee Agree 7 I rran | 9.13, Prayrrorgertric Fi i, pRePele haere ie, 00, ogreBlk. frei Obese. A Summary ofthe Wireliss Fa ro Chase 1a), /poaprciarinne te frurn faperian. Tor the Wieek, J. frag Caine foe | $30 ROBERT WATSON, 1b), Diners Music bythe GO ERORGT- 10.15 lO. aT Ces hie To no Ree oR | ‘Somme of the Fleot" ANS. Rolayed from the Palais EE. CHG RCH CHOIR: McKERITH: “ Natural History | CoP. Stenpad (le Danse Under F. WwW. WALLACE. | Ainge. 7 Local Kaw, “Sailing At Dawn. “The 12.0,—Cloge ‘dew, Hymn, * desis, Son of Righteous: | 0.— Mimieal Interhualo, Soh. Sirona Song of the Bau’-Weater ™ ” "Phe Malle Wrateh “2! The freee 1" it ‘teu re he Is Hinry, | ft thiear. FRIDAY, November 6th. 740,.—Mr OA, ATEINSON, 8.8. | Little Admiral; ‘Fare. Ne, 47}, Solo, ** Abide With Mat. 2adedle freien 2 onetarits : welfl! 4.0.— "Transiiasion to Sedvoolay 4.0, - Seots Lecture Recital. Bo, MAHGARET STEPHEN, Anthem, ** Lewd, Kineity Lev” 4 30.— Le Seale Orchestra, Shae 1.30.—Jamen Leighton (Baritdne), AUGUSTUS BEDDIE Day pealTE \ a Lard ten ated | Aaron (Tarne:: * Pax Dei “") G4). Afternoon Topice, ith “Fn Tig : (OC hiureh Baminiry, Na, #17). §.15,— CHILDRESS CORNER, WHAUDPEE “ Loung Love Liars resin oi) —Chikiren's Letters. LaFave ah Tavdiveg Were leh. Ai Sonrerce'l ih hh Miastenl Liaterliale, “OA Schoulhoy a Tale, the weider “Love's Philosophy MONDAY, November 2nd. Sienier Ghilbes h.— Programe 48, from Fondo. of aa hae. — Byres £.0.— Maste from Daafen's Restaurant, oS, THE ORCHESTRA. fi.— Dundee Sports. Corner. qocler the Direction of Jolin Rhupsodiq Dace, “The Bam .— Progromine SB, fre Eondon, mati. THE MUSIC SOCTETY Feil, NELLIE SLAVES (2oprnno}, STRING QUARTET: Pe eee Colerndye- 7 ayhor 5.0, —— Afternoon Topics. GEOKGE BOYD (Baritone). ANDRE MANGEOT: 0.27, ROBERT WATSON, a. 1%.——CHILDREN'S CORNER. * Pulse Phy Via” eat- Lane Wailea PAUL DELLA 'TORKE PORTIS PECKER : ) 3.00. hile’ Ss Let here. * lchorada ™ J Walibein iPinnoiirtey, HENRY a. BERGLY; 0.0), —- usa) Dn perlite, “Sone oothi "Poerent Ataea FRANK CRAWSBHAW JOHN EARBTROLLI, 6.15.——Progrmne Soo, Tram. daalon. pabesh ie THE ORCHESTEA. (Dickens Reettals, Two Fontasice for Four Stang Path Pron oi, GARR LA, 8&8. erietier | ia acaca see ace 2 af cht eyelet Boh FRANK CRAWSELAW: Prirecedl from Eedteburgh. Waltz, Aaiiata Life * Gee Cae ee eS fhehins Two Fantasies (Three Strings) B.A, Progra S08 fren Gilneas, Chyeertare, ** William ‘Pell * Guoawin i S., HELLIE- SLAVES, (falar a 10.0-11.0,- JP reqrennvie Ef, Pom ly.0;_WEATHER FOREQAST and ““Knowest Thewe “Thaw hear Biri Chuariet in ff Flat Major Lawton, Itai NEWS. Su: from ovdan: Lae ani a noni Mr. WILLIAM MALEY+ = Libra Fault wit Senay . aw EG Wreryriae ir ‘Thince. nei for Siving Cibarhet TUESDAY, November 3rd. “The Liists With if Tis Delttenie Are J) A Melber i “ Association i cecthaall." 10.30.— THE SAVOY BANDS, 8.8, j Hi. 20-12. 40. —Cramaplione. Records, Arne bh March af othe Litihe Polk: | iPons Jan dec. | o0.-—La Seale Grchestina :. FP. Ranut 10, PATE FRFELILA: "TREE. r Frat Fle nh pont Hed Abur- 12.0. lose. down. lative Mell, oisieal Director, Bonate to FE Mbiar; the. ih chi lt, & 1.30 David Brith, ( Baritane), Fi ey cee . ie Riower cle Coverey, 5.0,.—Arrérnconm Topties. Caprice io tb 1 Maer froin (hp. 7 Le rapes fur Stans Chuariee oh: CT LDRESS CORNER, iy cherie Pia k Brvige GLASGOW NEWS. 4.50, Childrens Lett ara, GEGRGE BOYD. 25 —Lod BLY TLAS WOOD: M#: CHARLES F. GIBSON, — Head Tn berbacie, ’ Deukes Dri2a Pappy anys FLAS. whos Feri oof §15.— Progra: 35, from andar. Gloringe Devon 2. BL German aftenvieon-talks to schools from Ghsew Boab A Gontrast. .30.—- bie, We PE RCIVAL WESTELL, Hearts of (ak = ober JEAN FALE. and Biation on the mysterious ether of EL, Nature cag cae Ce y Fhe Bondoleto 45.24. einer apare bapin eit Ohttoher ey hi, ie tk LEQNLE. LASCELLES operative Society.” AB. fe HE LAAB: SLAVIA. Intenluce io Finnie—anal itisiness man who has made a beerdrbry Seattieh Ataliome, “T BKitcw "That: Mar? Redertner Thennel wes. of acience. The tas beer president of 6.46-12.0,-—Prajyramnmé 5.5. fren ieee ose J tenedet 10-1 1.0— PregoSB: fron Lon the Ttoyal Philosophical Society of Mave DySereeled Claageew for three “pears, ‘and has Lowion, dein. GEOHGE BOYD. Tabet os othaof the Bemecd of Trade Advisory Committee on Invenile WEDNESDAY, November 4th, ™ Chr ilal dole fi Hire Hew. | Employment, He it now engaged 3.00.—La Seale Orchestra, . Jodes hate SATURDAY, Nov. 7th. " Beeaase 2 Were upon hia thirty-second book on science, 4.00,.——non Wateon (Sapa), a eee Aome of thee beoks Have been trena- 1 Aftermocn “Topics, o.—The Wireless Quartet, Hugh Kh. _ Eeother a’'F‘eri i rai taped late inte eight different foreion lan. dik (Baritaue), 6,.15,—CT RIL DREN'S CORNER * Simon the Cellarer " ...... atien el cuages, Le wall bo giving « talk: to Ah —hitelren's Letters, §.0.—Mre. Ellice. “ Fork in Chima." PATEL BELLA TORRE, Sthooevery week until Deceanboer foch. 6.0,—Masieal Jiteryete. 4.15.—CRAILDRESN'S CORNER. When ‘the nie ayinphonics of th IS, Prarie Sof, from Lean, * Autsclorng (“ Sovertag *) 6.0-6.3——Weat her Forecast for i Recthovcon wore broncdenst, ontweek, f40.— Mir, Hettor FF. Whitehead, from Chip. Pe eee eee ONed Parinere. : bfrom (heseow Station, large nanber D5..." Widows, Orphans aid Etude, Op. 10) Not tn | 6.00:-—Light Music. of pprociative. Jebiers waa receiyed, Oh-Age Contributory Pengions FBNeeee ere ( hay ri 6,40, Local News, Impronptn in A-Piat | — sie imige i but poopie wh buch luivel eowey Act, under the Ameo es of the OhDed Sees So. fvenie iaaveenii, porstndibel fo listen cerned anjoy- Seoattish Board of Health, “Vake lnpromptu” ...... dsart 7.0. WEATHER FORECAST sail rent trom the early Ryoiphonies and 7.0.—Programine SE, from London, i Tinney Rab fein ho. 2 from Toe KREWS.. 8.5. rene Deatay, lle loakeed furwerd fo the performance 7.40:—Mr. HARRY TOWNEND: | Hoes ob [os E pines MSPs Radia Society Talk: ool. Shon t, 10;0--1T1.0,— Progreninire Fae3 Perini

the later ones. There is ne doubt = SH, frontolberdcen, Landa. I ‘that ace We opal a protent oF regpulorly 8.0.—Progranmine 8, A. from Cloagew. Landon, 25. Lady BADER-POW ELL, Chief } aed icing HSL ikl iho ol th 5 eee, | 9.30.- “Tannhiuser.” Act LT Wag. Goide, ** Girl Guides’ Week." ype the Appeal hn of thes fer er). Performed by the 36.0.0, SATURDAY, November 7th. LishtOrchestral and Baliad his correspondingly increased, One Relayed trom the Opera Move, 1 $0. —Restauramt Muse fron Dratien"s. Programme. thing that. hag -helpel people to Manchester, | 3.0. —Afternoon Topica,

appreciate the bes amaie is the wsual 10.30.—WEATHER FORECAST and|| 5. if.—CUHILBPREN'S CORNER. Relayed to “'GXX."" explanation al the ourbetnredlinig hhemns NEWS. Relayed from Lenden, 1S3, Sl.— Childrens Letierd,

before performance, Poople are bepgin- ih, 45.—Progranine S.A. irene Lavan. | 6.0. —Musical Interinee. MARGARET sTEPHEN ining to understand that the worls 11,.0-12.0,—Musie reluyed from the! Go. Progennnme 5.8. from onder. (Soprann), “symphony,” “sonata, and “* com. FANCY DRESS BALE, ; Gk. —Ale, Ee. AL. Cuming Skintier : ROBERT WATSON certo” ane simply tenns which describe BPEECHES by the DORD “Animal foterviews—(l) The { Baritone). the form in ow biel the music is written, PROVOST, anil tho. PRE: AW hode:,* THE STATION AUGMENTED | andthat the nuaitself may he serigus 1 BENTATION OF PRIZES, at ) O05 122). — Piraggramnite SB ftom ORCHESTRA: " or pay fel. tiv oly, Eg the Marry at Hall. Joe jen,

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The letters "6.8." printed in italics in hens | 9.2oF JAMES-NEWE L. 6.10-6.15.— Children's oe sigalty @ Siniultonesas Broadcast | Letters. 6.30.—CHILDREN'S CORNER: An ‘thee piation mentioned, “Cargoes " ...... Martin Shaw i4.—WEATHER FORECAST and Adventure Story; Songs ond “ Homewarl Bound” (“ Songs of NEWS. §.3. from London. Beets by Aunt Evva, Cousin the Sea *') Sinford. | SUNDAY, Nov:ist. Mr. J. REID MOIR, “ The Forail May, Unele ‘Tom’ ‘and Unele ~ Aeon of thi Ba Bones of Early Man.” 8.8. Will; “ Radio League ™ Chat. H'olveley Cherles from London. o.00-5.00,—S 2MPHONSY CONCERT, #.10-6.15.—Children's Letters. | 9.40. oJ. HL. MacBRATNEY. Local News, 5.8. from Birmingham, * fe Prose, "0p. 65 JalanOormel! b.0.—Mr, Ewen HH. Smith on” Early 0.0—WEATHER FORECAST ana | “To the few" + “From a Wan- | French and English Days of Steamship Transit.” Orchestral NEWS. 8.8. from Eondon. cherie Teeberg "3 ~AD, Music. 1.45,—Musical Interbide, 8.8. from THE AUGMENTED 1620 Starlight"; Bong, STATION | onion, i ORCHESTEA: £10. THE STATION CHOTR. “ From the Depths a. 1 Mau- | T.0,—WEATHER FORECAST and Baymn, “* For All the Sainte Who tilus** Tn Mid-Ocenn.” orcdiactonl by NEWS. 8.8. from London. E. GODFREY BROWN. from Their Labours Resi." 9.69. THE ORCHESTRA. Market Prices for Farmers. &.8. MARY FOSTER ic contralto}, Beriphure Reading, National March, “* Admiral All” from. Condom. CARRODUS TAYLOR Anthem: * li YeLove Me, Keep Bath (Violonrello), 7.15—Mr. STENSON COOKE; A. My Comtnandments" (Stier) 110.—WEATHER FORECAST and A. Talk. S.B. from London. The Rev. WILLIAM CORKEY, THE LONDON RADIO NEWS, 8.8) from London. 7.30.—THE HALLE ORCHESTRA. M.A. of Windsor Presbyterian Prof.- JULIAN =8. HUXLEY: REPERTORY PLAYERS. eB. from Manchester. Church : Address, ‘The Stream of Life: isvolu- 7.00, THE ORCHESTRA. Hymn, “inn, Who Madest Earth | tion—The Problem." S28. from “Coronation March," Op. 117 $.15.—Progranuna 8B. from Leadon. and Heaven." Loudon, en Sami-Safag 10.0.—WEATHER FORECAST: and Closing FProyer and Benediction, 10.30:— Programme SB. from Foncdon., Suite d'Orchestre, Op. 112, NEWS. 8.8. from London. L1..0.— Close: dowit. * Maaques. et Hergamasques a Topical Talk. S.i. from London. THE * 26BE " CHAMBEETK a = Fauré 10.30.—THE SAVOY BANDS. &.8. QUARTET: d or, MARY FOSTER. from London, ERNEST A. A. STONELEY Aria with TUESDAY, Nov. 3rd. Orchestra 12.0.—Cloae down. (lat Violin) : 8.0. THE ORCHESTRA. ALBERT FITZUERALD 11.30-12.30.—Gramophone: Records. | Suite, “ Mother Goo ' Favel (2nd Violin) : 4.0,—Tyrom Power (Poetry Recital). “The a of the Sleeping , HAROLD LOWE [Violaj: THE STATION ORCHESTRA. Beauty" “Hop REGINALD DOBSON (Cello). o My FRIDAY, Nov. 6th. WILLIAM DUNCAN (Bass). ‘Thimb™ ™ Laaderonette ™ B40, THE QUARTET. EDMUND HARRIS: | (Clarinet = iach of Pagedas * " ) ; Il, d0-12,30.—Gramophone Recorda, Quartet in F, Op, 195 Hrethoven ARTHUR WEBSTER!) Duet) “ Conversation her fwehen | 416. THE ORCHESTRA, 3.0.—8ehool Transmission : Mr, T, 0. Quartet No. Din E Flat, Op. 125, Beauty and- the Beast”; Corrin, ee es iee Somctert Suite, “Minnehaha “An Appreciation of “The Forry Garden." Music." 10.40.—Close down, Coleridge:Taylor “Hymn to the Sun(* LeCoq §.20, MARY FOSTER, 4.0.—The Rev. H. _ Hnghes, B.A, d'Or")... Rimsky-Korsakow Belectad, Travel Talk-=‘* Andora." "Meditation "* : Glhesngoa B22. THE ORCHESTRA. | 2.15-5.15.—The * BE * Ouimol. MONDAY, Nov. 2nd. Interlude, 5.30.—CHILDREN'S $.4.3, EDMUND HARRIS sand “Au Jardin de Mar. | CORNER: Fairy ARTHUR WEBSTER: fuerite **, ager-Quedase Btory; Tassocn Solos by Uncle 1.0.— Wie Florenee J rwyin, Diemnesipe Billiam: ‘Children of Other Economy Tall. “Divertanenie "! Pancha 6.45,THE REPERTORY PLAYERS $55. Present Landa” (2); Songs by Aunt 15—Th: *2BE™. Quartet. WILLLAM DUNCAN, Evva, Uncle Tom and Uncle 6.30.—CHILDREN'S The Two Grenadiers "Sekine WAR IN SPAIN." CORNER = A Will, “IT Trhumph, I ‘Triumph " (ichard Hughes.) : Fairy Story; -Piano. Solos by 6.10—6:15.—Children’s Letters. Tiree las Tom: A Chat on Books (arisen #5. CARRODUS TAYLOR, 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and 2); Folk-Songs by Aunt Evva “a Life That Lives For You" Rat as pga ee ee Bach NEWS. 8.8. Sullicas Toambourin Napolitana from Dondon. ard Tnele Will. A Summaryof the B.10-6,15.—-Children's Letters. G. 7. THE ORCHESTRA, Gacet-Pan Lier Wireless Papers for the Week. 8.8. from Lon- 7.U.—WEATHER FORECAST and Suite PAricsienne ™ Gavotte .... Aftchood- Faw Lier ma. REWS, SY. Frenn Lowdan, Dances from “ Prince Igor ™ §.17. MARY FOSTER, = 7.15.—Mr. H. M. GREY: Sir JOSEPH COOER: “ Oppor- Borodin © Old Lon: Seal | Belocted. = don C o f f e e Houses." 68.8. thmties Overseas: A General | 0.20.—CHILDREN'S CORNER: A from Talk on Australia.” 5.2. from dale of Olden Times, Bonga Ley 9.30. THE ORCHESTRA. Sendon “ Holiday Tunes " Lonetom, Aunt Munel. An Extra Story, Walford Davies Local News, Overture, “The Cricket on Lecal News, Clarinet Boles by Unele Eicon. the Hearth Dance Music (1880-1925) T.30.—Musical Interlude. S28. from 6.10—6.15.—Chikiren's Letters. ™ Moackengie 1).0.—WEATHER. and FORECAST London 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST amd, and Popular Interludes. 1.40.—Mr, FILSON YOUNG: “All NEWS. 8.28. from Londen, NEWS. 4.2. from London, Mr CG. Mrs. ROONEY Souls" Day." 8.8. from London. Mr. JAMES AGATE, Dramatic ELM. JOAD and Mr, J, of Belfast. STRACHEY THE STATION ORCHESTRA. THE STATION ORCHESTRA. Criticiam, 3.58. from London. + “ After:Dinner Philosophy—Matter. THE8TATION DANCE BAND. JAMES NEWEL (Baritone). Local News, "SBfron Londo. ToD. THE ORCHESTHA. J. Hy MacBHATNEY 7.30.—The Cantata, “ COFFEE AND 10.30.— ( Pianoforte}. CUPID " (Beck), Helayed from Programme 5.8, from London. “The British Army Quadrilles " Manchester Opera Hous. 5.2. 11.0.—Close down. Jullien fendelssohn. from Dewdan., Valse, “ Morgenblatter * Strauss Polka, 8.0, THE ORCHESTRA. $.5.—MOUSICAL COMEDY MEM-} “ Tric:Trac " £. Woldteusa THE Overtuc, “ Athalie ORIES. A&R. fron London. ORCHESTRA. 6.10, i. H. MacBRATNEY. THURSDAY,Nov. 5th. Valee, “ Acclamations ™ F 1.01—WERATHER FORECAST and Moderate con mote ancl Sattarello Waldtewfel from “* ItalianBymphony. : HEWS. Sih: Jren Joncas, 4.0.—Afternoon Talk. 4d ROSITA FORBES, “ From: Red Lancers, ‘Mere England * JAMES: WEWEL. THE STATION ORCHESTRAL Gertuan Sea to Blue Nile.” 8.8. from MARY FOSTER. (Contralia). "On, Wings of Bong."* = London, THE ORCHESTRA. “ Morning Greeting." HAROLD HOLT (Cor Anglais), Vake, “Yip-T-Addy-I-Ay " Bose 10.30.—_DANCE BANDS. om my Boaamer:"" 8.8. from 4.15. THE Fox-trot, “I Like You Best OF JLondan, ORCHESTRA. 8.37. H. MacBRATNEY. Es es Rp tp aah ee TS Totti 12.0.—Close down. Overture t o * Mignon" ‘Thornes cimbligts No. 1 in-G Minor, Op. 25, “Peer Gynt" Buite, No. 2 Grieg Valse, “ Away "Fremn ¥ou"™ rch for Piano andl Orchestra. 4.38. MARY FOSTER. Deva A i F Fox-trot, “ You're The Sea. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 4th. B e l o c b o d d . Bo Near" 2 £. 50h, Spter and Shiase 0.0.—Mr. WILLIAM FOYL+: “ Re. HAROLD HOLT, | Mrs. ROONEYof Belfast, ig: miniscencea of a British Wind- 4.0.—Afternoon Talk. “ Le Cygne” (with Harp Accom- . THE EAND. panimonty). f AIMneT. * .15—-6.15.—Tha " 28EQuartet. 52... Satnt-Satis Vabe, “The Prisoner's: Song “ Ballade Villageoise ™ 8.15. THE ORCHESTRA. 5.).—CHILDREN'S CORNER : .... Sabon Afassey Suite, “On the Briny " 5 . 0 . MARY Stories, Gongs, and Khymes FOSTER, Fox:trot. a Bouquet i" ane Nicheltts i Howard Carr for Very SBmall Children, A Tango,Eves’' oe Negros” (“ Black “A Last Stepwith Polly and Fairy &tory, Violin Solog by 6.12. THE ORCHESTRA, REY D a e eee civ tiee » Baxter ¢ Sol"; “The Chantyinen's Unoele Albert, Folk Entracte, * The Rustle of Spring” f e achek Medley Te anes SOMERS |, Bong "The. Sentimental Aunt lvya, "Unole Will, andl | Sindy Ome-step, * El Capeo ” .. Papero Bo'eun "; “Jolly Sea Dogs." Unele Tom, i Pot-Pourri, “ Chopiniana " Finck | ( Continued on the next page.)

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Belfast Programmes. | 45~Leeds-BradfordPrProgrammes. 346M.; 310M. ' Stoke-oneTrent (Continued from the previous page.) Week Heglaiiing Shatdsy, November Ist, Programmes. 0.0.—{WEATHER FORECAST. and | _ alela ao tol 306 M. NEWS. 8.8. from Londen, | SS ae . Ministry of Health Talk: Dr, § SUNDAY, November Ist. S43. LSt E ALA THEE RS. Week Beginning Sunday, November [st H, DAUKES, * Danger Signals | 3.30-5.30,) Programmes Su. fram A Floweret, Thou on the Health Line.” S.8. from | 8.0-10.30.f Lordor. a Moonlight” seers Landon. Moonlight "4...* Schuman o00-3,.00,—Pimnghniia3,0) Lesa ee:Suh franf 10.50, Programe SLB. from Levdon. | MONDAY, November 2nd. * An Evening Song" oa Londavi. 1.0, —Close dwn. 4.0,—Afterripon Concert, Mra. GRAHAM ELORIDGE. ot = 4.0),— A Pherncocn Topics. Prelude tn () Minor) 8. oa). Studia Service, f.15.—CHELDREN'S CORNER. Frits ia a. Chepit Anldiress tet this 5, 00,—(hildiren a Det bers, Valo in bE Flat...¢:2. Key. FF, [VES CATER. SATURDAY, Nov. 7th. 0: ‘The Station “Tria, 0.3, JAMES CUNNINGHAM. a 4.0,— Afternoon Talk. Tl. Pregame SB, fron Loney, | The Late Flavor’. .2 Alien 90-1030, Programaa 88) from i.15-5.15.— Tan“ 2BE” Tre, Eg, 740. Dr. J, B, BAILLIE, 0.5-E., “Thoughts Hire Wings”: Tomdou.

Harris (Sale Clarinet). vite: Pearieestie vagy Unie eb he Fehrs MONDAY, November Zn. §.30),— Coe Nae. CORNER: | Nance as polece of a | 5 eee JENee i ey | a The Capital Zhaeaise: Cabra Biola, Sences cune thyimmes for | = ae ee | ae : co OOP dk CHILDREN& CORNER: Very Srtusil PEilbes « "he Sth iy | a.0-1) : Programm 8G. fran Lon Hon),erie- CORAM,AM oeae | Pi i: -—Chileren'a. Letters. Wa Fainous Life; Aluso. hy et china eers epg he ee | — beens Corner. fier mf ve ns Petey Tri i? | TUESDAY, November 3rd. ii LESLIE MATHERS, | £0, Light Music. | AIO! lavitetions hy Unele | L1.30-12.5t, Tho Harrogate Royal i Fin iy I et oh ee te “ar, 1 6.15. Progrenunes 5B. Jram fandern. Charlie ;- News Bulletin. Hatha Quartet, relayed from eats eaters! ae | §:40:—Boys’ Brigade Monthly Bulletin. #10 (.15.tik ChildrewWitdren aa I Vastters.ther el HarrogHarromiie,ta. UnderUne Jie . DirectionDireetio Mr,1 GRAHAMA F pgaELDRIDGE.al Pa oTfpTA ProgrammeSaskia BMASB. fromroi. 2 Cane 1t— WEATHER PFPORECAST and of Cel Moon, a : 7.40,—The Rew. De. K.ASK ELTia.

1?HVaeSchi aytalk.billie. ‘SBatk. GRR aii Lais Bae7h,onesEA ye aeraPork (hec +« Bhapierd”be ]HEOrEL A He:ey age torfa: Soranhe Michseotohetthiic. Shaisig2 gag Loaner. Majestia Bestaurant, Lees, a. uh T diSeok, C0 N NI Mtr EL:a sy 8.0-11.0.—-Progranine St. —jron Local Bews, | 5.0.-—Afiernoan: Topics, eee a” ae cet Landon, 7.00,—"* TOSCA* (Act T.). Relayed | 1.45—CHILDREN'S CORNER. Life end’ Death” —_—iai.. TUESDAY, November 3rd. hare Winnehester Opera House, | Li, ave Children's Letiérs, wee Tincg | AYE | 12. ti 130, irk lay Coneert: SF: from Landan,. Ot. Licht Music. } Masue 4 JENKI tienen|an. Aiterioon Topivi Nationa} Programme. ner anGaee Robertson 1A Chat Baltenillaesaccuses. Papin: [At nee com to Pheaire Orchestea, LRAT Ht HOERS a4 120 'P I ace an fir sal fe Fl. JAMES CUNNINGHAM. ca Hl Le eeee sol os soning {Mezzo Soprano}. fhe 3 ; ree Gras roy | na ann nk | Sth, Children s Lothears, BRNcote EALcasy rt ‘AyANACsh. STON5.ELEY | WEDNESDAY,rie November 4th. | * Mr.TohoGHAHAMDewor ™ AanELDRIDGE.Jifariie | easeose. isceeanime SG from Lendan parte ee DE MONET... | 11.30-12.20,— Music, “Gavotte Imperiale”... .Sanothi | oan" aesWwEL, Vart on "funn PHE STATION ORCHESTRA | 4,0-—The-Orehesinn from the Seale! 16.0-11.0, Prager SUA. from Laon foe i 7 ra ; E + z aa on en 815 THE ORCHESTRA.England. Theatre,5.0.—Afternoon Leesls,‘Topica, MONDAYdein, Namie11 6.45 12oerea wincheeeop a “ Country Bong," Op. 224 (No, 1 6.5, CHILDREN'S CORNER, 11.30. 19230 ne Haiecitatiy Raval OTN, of “Two Songs Without #50.— Children’s Letters, Trae ipa paces = hl WEDNESDAY, November 4th. Wineee Hela \it.—Tho Station Trio: re Wali a duartet. : vi, | 4. —The Capital Theatre Orchestra, Overture, “ Britannia " Aches | 0.—Pregramine 5.8. fron Lovwlon, ei cs rh me ae Criterion | 5.9.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. and Man. | 7.05.—Harticaltiural Talk, ? 5 = pe ae ¥ 6.40.— Children 4 Letters. Scotlandwa ' Sig roy id Mey Ail bine tho: Smit 0.0. A Certipon “Pe pies, fic4 “Teens Comer 6.34. DOROTHY RODGERS. | 7.40.—" OnMy Anvil,” by tho Saute. | 5.15.—CHILDREN'S CORNER, rrates fi oy “ Caller Herrin’2.4... Mel Gow | anmith, F i 1.0.—Light Music. a x rt : ? i ath eet ey 5.50,— Children's Tusittera, 61. Programe 8.8, from London, On the Banks-of Allan Water! 8.0-11.0.— Programme 3.8. from Lon: f.0.—-The Seala ‘Theaters Orchestra. 7. 10,— Station ae 2 5 Anon, don, 7.0--12.0,— Programme SB, fram Loi “Comin Thro’ the Rye” i doi. 7,30-11.0,— Prigrant ea. from Psaditional | THURSDAY, November 5th, fiz anced Se aeee Landon,

6.40. ERNEST A, A. STONELEY, 11-30-12.40—The Harrogate Royal (Continued from ealumn a.) THURSDAY, November 5th. Fantasia on Beotch Aira. aths Quartet. — NELLIE WATKIN. 320.—Afiemosn Topics. Bsa: THE NONET. ee Recital by Moses Fianeforte Concerto in A Mitior 4.0.—Gramophone Records of the “Marry Ao, Mary Veon" (iMfanx ariti. 5 : so ‘ Schur Werle, Traditional Melody, “ Berry $.0.—Dr. Frank Hutehinson,FRE. (The Orchestral Parta arranged 5,0.CHILDREN'S CORNER, Dhane").... an Jane Dayon (2) “ Heroes of | eat for Organ fromm the «Full 6.40,—Children’a: Letters: it Aw Iriskay Love| §.15,—C.HILDREN'S CORNE Score "* by avdney H. Wald) f.45,—"Teens” GCocner. EA aa pegitia nk logs 5.50.-—Children's Letters. }2.0. “AN AWKWARDDILEMMA.” 6.0.— Light: Miasie, “Then MacGregora® i Bake . | 6.0.—Tho Scpale Theatre Orelostra. j A Fares in. Gna Actby i.16.— Boys’ Bogade Monthly, Bulletin, Caethering”.....! souertan G.40-12.0,— Programme 2B. from | Denald Enicauras. 0.20,—Mr, H... B:. GREATEATCH, Wales. London. } 9.30. ORGAN RECITAL (Cont'd.). Fellow of the Tiatitute of Lin. Oran Concerto in sscSa muista: Bpanish Talk, f. 10, THE ORVHESTRA. FRIDAY, November 6th. Fata! ?: a pet oo i ss Die 6.45.—Programme &.8. fron Landon, Lier med edn cocoon es Sattiabine eecs Mr. HB Air, “Holsworthy Church Bells" Lo.30, DANCE MUSE 0.22 THE NONET. Pe ae ee eceres 8. &. Weatey Relayed from King's Hail, mn) ER a 5 Se ae . z gett, Musical Appreciation. Maret Theme of Handel LL30.—(Cloae down, Davie oy Bard" (" Dafydd ¥ 40.—The Seale ‘Theates Orchestra, reh on of Theme a awale FRIDAY, November 6th. “AllGaregThroughWen ")the Nightce Fe(" Ar 55.0.—Aiternoon15..CHILDREN'STopics.CORNER, tenTr ee‘ hi ‘CAST.ten 1 3.30,—Sechool Transmission : The Rey, W. KReszell Shearer, “In tha net yes") : » | 5.50,—Children’s Letters. Minitee ot: Health: ‘Talk: oe Dear Harp of My Country | 6.0.—Light Music, pa “a AUK ed z4 Pattee Dave of the Btuaris.™ 4.0.—The Capitol Theatre Orehestra, oo tae: Northevte), | 6.15,—Programane aeener Signala on the Health Line,” §.1.—CHILDREN'S: CORNER, Ireland. | sperPring Evening . onsoe Loudon, oh,—Children:4 Letters, 0.35. THE ORCHESTRA. With the Glassics. ea : 6b —" Teens Corer, 6.0.—Light susie, irish Reel for Strings, “Molly On Arranged and Introduced hy 10.30. eriecanto ont 6.15.—Programne SOB. from London, the Shore eae es Grainger Mra. GRAHAM ELDRIDGE, SCANDAL" : 0.40. DOROTHY RODGERS. LESLIE. MATHERS (Tenor), ehok EDNA COPPFPREY-TURNER. WILLIAM MACKEAIFY. *Metting of the Waters” JAMES CUNNINGHAM Fh Seatlg BYDNEY HH. WEALE (Oreank Kitty of Coloriine . irads- (Baritone). Pebe My “ Oft Inthe Stilly Night”) onal | TOM JENKINS (Violin). a eee Prison}. RELLIE WATKIN [Pianoforte) 9.52. THE ORCHESTRA, Mrs. GRAHAM ELDRIDGE, 1)?—“toso down. 8.0, Scenes from Great Plays. Overture to “ Shamag O'Brien ™ in erate ‘s aesare Tth. “THE LADY OF LYONS" Stanford (3.0, ih JENKINS, 2,30-1.30,—Midday Coneort. (Lyftan). 10.0.—WEATHER FORECAST i Air and Gavotte from Orchestral 3.90.—Afternoon Topies. “INGOMAR (THE NEWS. 38.8. from London. Buita-in “De lesa cee > Bach 4.0.—The Capitol Theatre Orchestra, F BARBARTAN ™ Mr. F. MITCHELL-HEDGES: Mrs: GRAHAM ELDRIDGE. 5.0.—CHILDREN’S CORNER, i Geoedl). “Mors About British Hon- “Moonlight Sonata ’’., Beefhowns | 5.40.—Children's Letters, ' 8.20. Organ Recital duras.” SLR. from London. 3.28. JAMES CUNNINGHAM, $.45.—'Teens' Corner, by 10.30.—THE SAVOY BANDS. 3&2. “Speak Musie © eas Elgar 6,0.—Light. Musie. SYDNEY HH. WHALE. from London. TOM JENEIENS: b.15-12.0.—Programme SER from Relayed from King's Hall, 12.0,—tlose. dow. Romnnee im tt ooo. ae eelfou Jcunton. (Continued in the previous column.)

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= ‘SUNDAY, November Ist. RUBY BARLOWand SUNDAY, November e 7.40,-8.0) Pinger SB, From EVEBARD GUILFORD |# 30-5. 30:— Programe A. from Lay Dancdon aot, de), | Praga ees 5B. from iin Playa). A Procramme of BO-1OS50./ Jondon. pe j | ts ‘" ae ROBERT 81 LVESTER, aa eee MONDAY, Nevember 2nd. 8.15. Popular Sunday Evening Service. | The. West veer “Caprice Viennois* Kresater Relaved from the Guildhall. Teeerty . LLo-12.30, —Gromephone Fiecords | Prelude and Albegro (Contralto), {Danes and Sane Boone}. ‘Pugnani- Rretiar | Doolingban zt aie : LINDA HAREIS 1.45.— The Mikade Caf? Orchestra: | WYNNE AJELLO, — Hymn, There tt ot Land of Pure | ARTHUi MARTEN (Tenor). DCmhivetor, Fredeneck Fottom- | ‘Hie! Here the Gentle Lark Delight" (A. and M., No. S96). | AMY CAMPBEDL bis", | Hiahap Address by the Rev. PHILIP (Solo Violoncetio}. 4.:bo.—Aitermoon Topics. ORE “ Chanson Inthe “ BOGIES, Bui... Pastor of Sher- STANLEY §.15.—CHILDRENS CORNER, j Rimaky- Koraalor well Congregational ( hareli. (Solo Pianoforte). §.540.— Children's Letters, — HARRY KINGDON LESLIE B. TAYLOR. Hymn, * W het a Friend We Have (.0.—Station. Topics, | (Entertainer). “"Terapey di: alles " - im deman.*” 6.15.—Progrenne 5.8. from London, Seeriatis Anthem, : My Paul Truly 8.0, STANLEY OKE. a.t.— Mr, A VARSALL, MA, F.S.A., | Harpeichorn! Sonata I Db Minor: . pektied ey a ec, Via aad Ren } Rondo Brilliant in EF Flat Webe “~ Famoiws Honscs and Chorcher Hymn, “Holy Father m Thy | Oe |) gasket Palmagren of the East Midlandsa—(6) Rep- | AMenmande in FE, ....e eae Bach Mercy"? (A. and M., No. 596). | MARGARET UPWARD. ton Priory Church.” * Butheriy * Grey eli “Memories of You " §.0—11.0.— Proppommé 5.8. from Don- | SOUTH |g, “SOUTH EAST AND 1M ri —Progromme 8.8. from Lon- Haydn Wood dori, ! WEST." don. “The Fairy Flute" A. Oliver A TDuologue by Vera Beringer. “Just Because the Violets” TUESDAY, November 3rd. | Gertrude Mullins MONDAY, November ind. At. Bresell 11.30-12.50,—Gremophons Records | RUBY BARLOW| 11-30-12.20.—Gramophone Records. ARTHUR MARTER. 14.0,—" (VvVoral and Instrumental), The Hon, Arthur Cunningham Motoring for Women” (5), by “ Lovely Devon Kase Fl. Oliver 3.45.— Lyons’ Café. Orchestra: Con- EVERARD GUILFORD| Delae Elgar, “Tayvystock Goozy Vair' 4.43—The Royal Hotel Trig: Musical ductor, Brassey Eyton. Scon¢—A Seat in a London Park. | Trythall 4.45,— Afternoon Topics. MARK MELLERS and Director, Albert Fullbrook, h.15.—hildren's Letters, 8.340. AMY C,\MPBELL, 5.15, _CHILDREx's58 CORNER. THE GLEE SOCIETY. * Dense Rustique “ » SMnrs 6. 50,—Uhitdnen se Letters. 1.20.—CHTLDREN'S CORNER, “Songs of the Sea ™ 6..—Prgrammo from Daventry. “Chantdu Menmestral "’ Ghasennod £.0.—"Teens” Corse. CL oF... Stanford 6.20.—The New Palladium Cinerna HARRY EINGDON, 6. 15-12). — Prager SB from “THE BRASS DOOR-KNOB." Thialect Stories. Lomdox, Orchestra. A Spy Play by Mothew Boulton, 7.0-11.0.—Programme SB, from Lon- LINDA HARRIS. Mrs. Bradbury RUBY BARLOW| fear. " Drink to Me Only” WEDNESDAY, November 4th. “Mr. Hawker,” The Spy Tradtiional, arr Qtiller 11.90-12.208%—Cramophone Records EVERARD GUILFORD| TUESDAY, November 3rd. "Over the Mevinitaine’ (Classieml }. Seone—The Bradburys’ Flat. £.0,— Afternoan Talk, “Now &leapa the fF. Qwitter S45.—The Mikado Cafe Orchestra : ROBERT SILVESTER. 4.15.—The Reval Hotel ‘Trio. Cc Tins Petal ¥ & ; Conductor, Frederick Bottom- | * Potme "* Poneh-Katehil 6.15,—Chilkdren’s Latters, ih. Interlude ; ** Prociucts,” lev. | * From the Canebrake * i,20.—_CHILDREM ES CORNER. by “ ADELPHOS.” 4.45 Aliternoan Topics: S, Gorter | 6.0.—Programme from Daventry. 5.15.ILDREN Ss CORNER. o.10, MARGARET UPWARD. ~ ne Wings ot Gong” 6.30.—Boy Scouts’ Bulletin. f.00.—-Chibinen s Letters. 6.40.—The New Palladium Cinemi “The Direc Binet * Afandfelaanhi- Achroe 6.0.— "Teens Comer Orchestra. Beethowen, arr. E. Bateman WY¥HNHRE AJSELLO. 6. 15,— Progromnie. SB from Jondon, 7.0-12.0,—Programme &.8, from Lon- “I Have a Flaunting Air” 7.40 Prof. EK. MM. HEWITT, MA “© Charming Bird" .... Dand dan, NV. ONewt * Amerca—Some Jinpressions “ Little Princess, Look Up!" “Star Vieng”... Slepor oe Pnraday WEDNESDAY, November 4th. i BTANLEY ORE. of the Middbe West” (2). 11.30-12.30.—Gramophone Records. 0-110, Programe 3.5. fren ion | LESLIE B. TAYLOR. | “Shadow Dance .. Ifaorell Sonia Op, O67 (Appassionnata), 4.0,—" The Youth of England" (4), ceri, | “La Cathédrale Engloutia™ ” ad and 3rd Moverents by Marion Yeulett. Dehuary 4.15.—The BRoyal Hotel Trio. THURSDAY, November 5th. Seethoven LINDA HARRIS. 1.6.—_WEATHER FORECAST and §.15.—Childrn's Letters. “Red Devon by the Bea ™ 11.30-12.90.—Gramophene ~ Reoeords 6.20, VHTLOREN'S CORNER. (Dance and Some Songs). NEWS. 8.8. from Fondoa., Fev red rey. Clhiarke Mimetry of Health YTath: Dr. —Programme from Daventry. “Rink, Red Sun ™ wy 5:25.—Tramamission t6 Schools: Mise B. H. DAURES, “ Trunger Bic: .30.—The New FPalladiom (Cinema Teresa del Riego i. Thompeon ; “ Irish Le: nals on the Health Line.” Swi. Orchestra, “Here in the Quiet Hills Carne jel from Londen, Local Newé. 7.0.—Programma: S28. from Landen, 3.45.—Lvrom' Cafe Orchestra: Con- “The Waylarer's Night Song” 10.30), ROBERT SILVESTER. T.40.—Mr. ERIC J. PATTERSON : Easthope Martin ductor, Brassey Eyton. Slavonic Danner oanMinor “Modern History—France in HARRY KINGDON £.45.—Aftemioon Topics. Dvorak. Areisler | the 19th Century.” SH, te will Entertain ain. i.15.—CHILDREN'S CORNER, Turkish March Heethoven-Alwer earmney, AMY CAMPBELL. i.50,—(Chiliren's Letters, WYNKHE AJELLAO, 6,0,—Teena” Corner, §.0-11.20.—Programme 8.8. from Lon- " Phansonette "", .Mawrice Aaron 6.15.—Pregranme SB. from Lomion. “Musettia's Waltz” (La Bo- con, Sobetantelle feces Squire 6.30,—Poy Soecarta” Corner. eetete ee bees Pueeunt THURSDAY, November 5th. AHTHUR MARTEN. od i Bre + b.45—-12.0,—Programe SB roe 4.0,.—Afternaon Talk. W Devon For Me” fone (Court Lomion, “oO Linea: a "Quest" Aintree © 4.15.—The Royal Hotel Trio. Dear Devon Lasie” (* Linds di Chaamounix “") 6. 6.— Children's Letters. David Richards FRIDAY, November 6th. Dantes ' §.20.—CHILDREN’S CORNER. 10.0.-10.30,—Programme 8.8. from LESLIE B. TAYLOR, 11.30-12.20,.— Gramophone Records 6.0.—Propramme from Daventry. Landon. “ Arabeeque " ...... Jeboany Lighter Vein," (Request Day). 6,4) ene SB. from ja.30. “fa “Danse Croohe *' 3.45.—Lyone’ Café Orchestra: Con- . Cert nelle ele ETHEL HAMILTON-AKASTER ductor, Brassey Eyton. Scherzo im C.... L1.0—-11.15,.—Interval, 4,45.—Afternoon Topica. 3.30.—TalksrE eeestggihalto: yeeSchools: Mrng A. Po? SremienenABs SeenELE eine iit dl 11h THE SAVANNAS BAND. §.15.—CHILDREN'S. CORNER. Steer, * Recollections ofa Phote- BLOYE KEYS 6,.4.—Childneti’s Lethon, Redlaved from, the Palais de Danse. grapher,” Musical Tnterlude. (Entertamers}. 6.0.—"Teens omer. 124, (Close down. Mr. J. Case, “Soap Bubbles.” 11.0.—Close down, 6.15.—Fregrmmne SB. from London. |4.0.—French Talk: “L'Eglise de An Evening of SATURDAY, November 7th. Notre Dame du Eaincy,” by SATURDAY, November 7th. Music and Plays. 3.45.—The Bovannas Band, relayed Madame Zuleoa Lynel. 4.0.—" Ramble in the Weat Country ™ WYSE ASELOLA (Soprano). from the Palais de Dimnse. 4.15.—The Royal Hotel Trio. (i), by Mr. Fred. J. Johns, ROBERTSILVESTER(Violin). 54.—_ CHILDREN'S OORWER. 6.15.—Chiliren's Letters. ‘:1L4.—The Royal Hotel Tria. LESLIE B.. TAYLOR §,60,—Children's Letters, $.20.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. f.15.—Children’s Letters. 6.0,—Programme. from Daventry.” (Pianetorte). i0.—Teens” Corner. 5.20.—CHILDREN'S CORNER, MABK MELLERS {Baritone}. 6.30,—The New Palladian Cinema 6.15.—Programme &.8. from London, 6.0.—Programmé from Daventry. Assisted bs Orchestra, 6,.30.—The New Pulladimn Cineina THE NOTTINGHAM HAR. é6o—Br. Frank Heald jdohmn o° 7.0.-T.16.—Programme 868.8, from MONEGLEE SOCIETY. Trent): “Outdoor Topics.” Eanakian, Orchestra. Coder the Direction of 6.45-12.0.—Programme S.8.° from 7.15.—Mr. K.. A. J. WALLING: 7.0-12.0.— Programing 8.28. from Den- ' aay. F. VERNON SADLER. London. “Novel. “Tasting.”

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6LV 315 M. SUNDAY, November let. QOuortet in B-Flat ...... dost 10,.0-16.30,—FPregramcmia SB, from “ iBistay Quoertet*" ..... Hoban Jondon, 9.90-6.30.\ Programmes S.2. from Week Beginning Sunday, NovemberIst. Quartet No. 3 in A Major 1.30. THE BANIO OUCARTET. 60-1030.) London, Schumann * Dear Love, My Love”... Prim SUNDAY, November Ist. MONDAY, November 2nd. 7.0-7.15.— Programe S08. from Don- "1'li See You In ALy Preanma ‘* Acaaetelone: | 5.20 i. St, — —~Progrenniivce &8. jrom Lens Gramophone Records, er, 11.36—-12.30. 7.15.—" The Harvest of a Quiet Eye," *EMAroGbe eee t eres Scherrer aor. £0;— Mr. Clifford Ko Wraghit;, BA., On Miamisbore:" af (hoe by OP ETROALUS.” * Deleast ook Litopia if) Bacon * Somebody Loves Me* ursfia ee ry | 3.30. Religious Service from Studia Tah—Music, 38.8. from Londen. andCum) engl la. “ Des} Minissippe * oo. le Prey Ackiress by the Rev: Father 4.15.—Orchostra telayed from the T.40—Mr, G. A, ATRINSON : ** Seen / “Sleepy Hollaw Tune RELLY. ira Flotel. (m the Sereenc” 48.8. from Ff. Rooitnts THE CATHOLIC CHORAL h.15.—CHILDRES'S CORNER, London, “Bwanee Bore -.es Goerahacin SOCIETY, 6.90.—Childron'a Lottors: GLADYS BAGSHAW(Boprang). | 11.0,— Close down, §.0.—Talk to Young People. RISPARH GOODACKE 6.15,.— Progeancin SA. from Joedelam, SATURDAY, November 7th. | BO 10.50,- Progr iH (tevin eal tin}, London, 740 Ar WILLIAM HARROP : | IDA SARGENT {Entertainer at +0.—-Afternoon Topics, Spries "Talk, 4.15, Orehestra relayed from, “the MONDAY, November 2nd. 6.0-11.0.— Programme 8.B. from Lon- the Taner}, ERNEST-PLATTS {Baritone}. Café of Mésire, Ty & J, Roberta, ar ior. 45. CHILDREN'S CORNER, 11.0-12.0.— Midday Concert, DAVID. LILLIMAN (Blind Violinist}. 6.15.—Musiceal Interlude: S38. from.) 40.—-Harold Gee and hie Orchestra, TUESDAY, November 3rd. Beonitors from the, Trocaderd Cinema, GEORGE. JEFFERSON Liaoa -rannerphone Records, 6.30.—Sietion Directors Talk. cO——Afternoon “Popics: Chiietaann i Book Tatk, byrithe Bev. Dr. (Pita. 6.45,-—Propranine SB, freon Londo, Hroadluret +“ Precio Stones — Frank Hutchinson, FoR.G.S, 6.0. * JIDAVED. LILLEEAN. | 8.15. CONCERT. 8.8, from Hull, | anced Gens * (1). £1 —Oreliesten uniter the: Direction “Tamboii © hina Lo Krecalier | 10.0-12.0.— Fs ane wa =. JPomt | 6.15.— CHILDREN'S CORNER. i-Jdohn Wiedle, relayed from “La Capricasnce ap | Enon. | 6.0.—Patezov and his Orclestra, from the Café of Mesa. T. & J. CLADYS BAGSHAW, —————— i the Futurist Chem, Kiberte. "An Enskay Lore Latt™ | (Continwed fram colamini 4:) T.0- Programme 00; frovn London, 515. —CHILDREN'S CORNER. Aenneds- Firaser 5.60. Children's Letters, “OWillerelle " aacs3. EB, Dell Alege Tat acto Talk Sn, 3 hy Col i.0.—Talk to Young People. “Twos Frogs"... Doraty Hewedl WEDNESDAY, November ith. | C. de ¥. DUFF, ¢.8:E. * 6 .15,— a regranine S.A, jrani Lewdion. ERNEST FLATTS. 11.0-12.0.—Midday Concert. 8.0—-11.0.—Proyramine 3.8. from 6.30,—Prof. A, EE. Morgan; MLA. A BOmBE: weeeeeree eee OE, Gre | 4.0.— Afternoon Topics. London. “The Faeries Queen “ (Spenser), TE WH thie Worle ‘ 14.15.—Patrmoy van bia Orehestra, 6.45-12.0,.—Programnid. 828, Jrom yall. Phitlipa irom the Futyrist. Cmerna. TUESDAY, November 3rd. Tago, “Oita of adie (naire: 5.15.— CHILDRENS CES BR, | 4.0.— Aftormoon Topics. Howard Fisher (.0.—Oadlll aod Jos Orchestre, fiom 4.15.—The Siation Fiauotorte Quarter WEDNESDAY, November 4th. IDA SARGENT, the Seala Cincom. | Dore Pricstley and-Harry Chiart- Rastarcle, ee Wotsbvia” tevaeee deter Sorgen 1130. 12.3. brimphone 6.30: —Harole (hee ariel bisa Orchestra, | fom in Comecly Dhneza. * Orewn Up Lady Te ryt cl Fisker 30.—Tremanision to Schools: Prof, | froth the Treeadera Cimerni, 5.15,—UHTLLDRESS CORNER, SA ee ea eel eeeaira ete i?) J, Patten, MLA. M.D DSe,, 7.0.= J "rogrnnnnnee PS ts, freee Londov. 6.0.—eillard and bis (irehestre irom OROSibe sec cbicness iSiery FR ALL... Fhe Wonders cel 7.40.— Station Director's: Talk, the Seadoo Cieema, - “Onis Proeveris| ae Hid ird-Life,* Royal RISPAR GOODACKE, Horticultural Society Bulle- | 7.0..—Progromme S.. from Londen. 4-0,.—- Kate Bialiwin. “Fish CoolGeee “Solth Awakea My Heart ” 8011.0 -Propamme SE from | 25. THE STATION REPERTORY {| Oewalt Smith (Cello Recital}. 2eyhy | PLAY ERS Ivy Sith (Accompanist). Saving: Sea ne 6415. CHILDREN'S CORNER, "My Hoart Is Weary ( Niclesh- fo). —Viniktren's Letters, da’ a ete ge Re: Terriers THURSDAY, November 5th. “A, Maker of Dreams.” 6.0.—Talk to Young Poople. ERNEST ip Pais, 4.0,— Afternoon Topica. A Fantasy in One Act iils5.—Pregennie ae frcpie Loven. = Now io Arte Fee a eld Afonart 4.15.0 Word eon his Orchestre from By Ghphant Dewn, 7.35.—Horticultural Talk, SeaSerge deceive Globee the Ecala Cinema. Pierrette Tao2, a BAD he DAVID: LILLIMAN, b.13,.—CHILEREN'S CORNER. BARBARA CLEMENTS Eskinio,"' ; * Ave Miria Sehecbert-Withelag b.0.—Patrizoy and hiaOnchest ma, fren Pierrot :...i.. PHILIP HERBERT &0-1L0.—-Prgromme 898. from * Dream Song i. A Ackernutey the Futurist Ciena: I The Miia rita finet Hrer London, k Prelude and Allegra |; .30,—Mer, WD, Power: Boy Seouts* WALTER SHORE Pogneani-Rreieler GLADYS BAGSHAW, | Bultetin. S08. froin ander, Boone? An Oh Kitehen. THURSDAY, Novernber 5th. 0.45-12.0.—Proyramee GLE, from The: Play Preesentedl ly P3012. 30 Gramophone Tiecords, " ivmphe ond Shepherds ™ London. EDWARD F GENN, 4.0:—-Blie Wi. Wright, * Blreftield and A Purcell, | Tnendentil Music -Fliaved ly its Story—(2) Lhe Lords of the # La Capiners < [" The Wren *) FRIDAY, November 6th. WALTER WRIGHT, ~ Manar,* Jota. Henedied 4.13.—Orchestra relayed from’ the RISPAH GOOBDACKE and 915—9.45.—Tranaemision ta Beljoals 2 80, Furt of the Second Concert Adbert Hu. ERNEST PLATTS. Prof, Campagnac ; MEIhehsh af the Duet, “Bows lea Letoiles * Laterature "' (3). : 1 f.15.— CHILDREN'S CORNER, rere eee Society. ae) Chibi: Lei iorn Goring Thoin ; 4.0.—Afternoon Topire, 4-15.—The Station Stomg Quartet and Py and ean fe O.—Talk to Young People IDA SARGENT, | Coverndoline Lwieti (Mezza- aa Dada 4 on th 1, Prograunmne So Jira Lerndon, oOae Top Fiat 4. tate Sn repeid G.30.—Mre He LL. Weinrwright: ‘on “Nobody Knows. What 0 Knew " Roprane}, ae Up akt Ss a pears “Ager bairigr. ; fee Grarchell | 5.15-—-CHILDREN'S CORNER. eet eeerngare 6.0,— Gaillard end his Orelestia, from rebicne Fh ae pial ale eae G.40-1220,— Pregame 5.8. “from " Little Mory Fawcett” J. IF itty | the Sew lek Cline: inl Direlvestra | 5 Ebper Aurt Jodo, “Tn the Boal ™ aba Sergent | | 7.0~7.18.—Programme 8.8. from | 8.45. Studio Song Recital 9.00, THE KESTUCKIAANS GANTO Londo, hay FRIDAY, November 6th. QUARTET. x T1h—ir GEORGE SHAW on KLINTON SHEPHERD 11.30-12.30.—OCramophore exo rile Dnder the ireetian iid or Liverpool to 5," (Baritone), 4.1). Cont, Hy Ge Mansiield, “3io0., DAVID MILNER. F.B:G-S., * Life in the Mounted TD Wout To fee My Tennesses™ 7.30—1 1.0. — Pragromené SB. from Young Dietrieh ™ Police” : JMeke London. Goong Junechel £.15.— Orchestra telayed from the " Believe Mio ™ ‘ C. Wolff | “Pair Hause af Joy"! 5... Quilter SATURDAY, November 7th. Grand Hotel. ey, Baby, See" "Old Clothes vaul Fine Clothes ™ 6.15.—Talk to Young People. ~ Pa Calerga md it, fare | 4.0.—Harold Gee avid hie Orehestot, Martin Shaw 6.30. FIRST UNIVERSITY ™Oh, How I Wish [ Rinew ™ from the ‘Trocadero Cinerni, 4.0,—Philhanmonia. Society's Concert CHAMBER COSCERT. J, Srachhian al PF: Wendling 5.0.—Aftermoon Topics + Lieut.-Comm, {Coraniteed j. Reloyed from the Mappon—Hull, What You aml J] Were Seren. Craine on “ Famous Merseyside Overture; " Leonora, Nov 3 THE YORESHIRE SsrRING teen” oealh Ships.” Heelhaven QUARTET, “BY the: Lake arenes de Lee 5.15.—CHILDREM'S CORNER, Bymphouy No. 3, w....0... Broke " Charleston Cabin"... Boy Heber .0.—Patrisoyaad hia Orchestra feu With 10.0-12.0,— Prayer 8, Jro in ETHEL COOK = lees Lit My Arie " HY. Nuehalfs the Futurist Cinema. Gondor, areal. FFlovida” Sacctcn ow » Creer | T1200,—Prograntme 3.8. from Lon- HAREY: MORTOVER. “VYiocur Aiea Todd Me? hee SEU | lon, | (Continued in the previous colamn.) pm S0rn, 1925.) — RADIO TIMES — ar! DO AS I DO

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BASIC essential of fine craftsman- improvements. Each year has seen the ship is the whole-hearted concen- standard of performance slowly—but tration upon one-special task. Those surcly—raised, Each year f i n d s Cossor more defermined to remain t r u e to i t s fine old craftsmen of the Middle self-imposed task: Ages devoted their whole lives to the betterment of their craft. They Three years ago the research work on the possessed the right spirit. Cousor hood-shaped Anode and Gryl'and the arched filament was completed, Its The same understanding can be observed inventors were fully convinced thet for among the ivory carvers of Japan, the increased sensitivences, ‘durability and metal workers Of India, and the watch- tonal purity these principles ~possessed makers of Switzerland. They all carry on immense possibilities. And they resolved the traditions of thet fathers for generation to concentrate upon their development. after generation, ‘Truly they realise that doing one thing and doing it wellinevitably What has happened has been wireless spells success. Among wireless enthusiasts history, From a new valve with a sale of throughout the country the name Cossor a few hundreds a week, the wireless has also been associated with the basic idew industry has watched Cossor sales leap of doing one job and domg it weil, upward until to-dayit enjoys the distinction of being by far the most popular Fritish Cossor Valves are the oly contribution to Valve. the wireless. industry by A. C. Cossor, Ltd, And here again specialisation has Once again it has been proved that the brought success. For many years public is always ready to recogmisc an Cossor has been making valves—always honestly made article—and, once having The Wuncell Dull Emitter Voltage 1°3 volte. Conknpiion “5 atm experimenting, always aiming to effect recognised it, loyally continues its support. Wiior Detector aod LF Day We ieHF, amplification La- The Cossor Loud Speaker Valve WS Voge 8 polis. Lonuimplion "9 any. Price 18/6

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HE B6 Valve, whilst possessing similar characteristics to the B.T.H. Type B4 Valve, is designed for use with dry batteries and can be operated in the same circuit with the B5 Valve. The combination of B5 Valves for H.F. and detector stages with 56 Valves for the L.F.stages meansefficiency andeconomy. Below are given the electrical characteristics which contribute to the excellence of the B6 Valve. PRICE 22/6 Filament Voltage * . = - 2-8 volte Filament Current - * * « 0.72 amp Anode Voltage - = . 40 to 120 volts Anode Resistance * - - F2,000 ofme

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| “tie panion «| found a betterearth | FLEVIZIOn, ~ Li i? . it took him an awfu! long time and cost a fortune, But that was four hundred years ago, To-day Climax offers a Better Earth for 5/-. It can be installed in five minutes and it pro- y pe a vides equally wonderful results. Follow Columbus and get yourself a better earth to-day, W. B. MEDLAM, B . 5 c . , THE CLIMAX RADIO EARTH. — (Prov; Pot, 17653.) —Thelow-loss direct tubular cirth, For better than the okl-fashioned water-pipe oor pas-pipe earth, The latest pattern AM.LEE. ia provided with flinges which break upand help te fill m the earth around the tube, thereby preventing any rocking at the tibe in the grown l. In addition the project LoTR -cHe the sucface of the tube provide water-coursea which make for perfect electrical contact. Ready for use. Easily fitted: Maximum efficiency. Length approx. 30in. Price &/- Climax Insulated Low-Loss Earth Lead, 29 it, ... Price 1/8 Climax Low-Loss Aerial, 120 it. ... nf . Price G/- The Climax Insulated Shock Absorber Set—for aerial insulation de lwxe—comprises Articles on “ Building a Wireless two Climax Low Lose Insulators linked by a Climax Shock Absorber Spring. ie o f a lal Byfitting one pair of Climax Insulators | a ae Wicropboni S linked with aClimeax Shock Absorber at | Koiges, “Dodging the 1 etch ond of e Bing] Ap ware, the ina. lation is as nearly perfect as can be desired, while the aectiad wire is relieved- from -sucdiden strains due to mast sway or

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HIS equipment gives loud speaker results it be. Cosmos Valvesarea great wireless luxury. 20 to 25 miles. from a main broad- cast station, and about 100 miles fromm Daventry. The price of £12 Os. Od. covers the cost of the complete equipment— an Ethephone- Duplex Receiver, with two bright Burndept Super Valves (type H.L. 565), and coils for 300-500 metres, an Ethovox * i Junior Loud Speaker,a 6-volt 30-amp. hour

accumulator, a 60-volt high-tension battery, and ke complete aerial equipment—and includes a licence e c h fee of 25s. The whole installation can be fitted up within a few hours of purchase. It is very simple en to operate and gives splendid results. The tone is good, and the volume of sound is ample for average requirements. Demonstrations D .E.. 1 (Dill Emitter Type) A.4§ (Height Evaltter Type) can be aes ‘Send the coupon below for 12/6 7/6i further particulars, "This. combines remarkably This type is an excellent The Burndept Range includes everything for efficient rectihcation with “General Purpose” valve radio reception, from components to complete good high andlow fre- which gives brilliant installations. quency amplification and results. It combines ‘the works successfully off a advaniapes of other high- single 2 volt accumulator mid jlow frequency valves BURNDEPT or dry batteries. in the one valve. Tyre $.P.18. A real two volt power valve. Price 12/6 WIRELESS LIMITED HEAD OFFICE: Aldine House, Bedford Street, Strand, London, W.C2. Branches and Agents Everywhere. COS OS

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T is the complete wireless newspaper. Every phase and aspect of the subject is properly covered and the interests ‘ of all classes of users are considered. It gives the latest . news of broadcasting developments and of technicalprogress. Its readers are always well informed on all wireless matters. | T is the oldest-established wireless paper, with thirteen years’ experience behind it and traditions of high quality to | maintain. One of these traditions is “to think before it speaks ’—which brings us to the final “ Why.” |

HE WIRELESS: WORLD” enjoys a high reputation for Wh soundness and dependability—~qualities which are essential to success in constructing or operating wireless mechanism. N Nothing is published until tts accuracy has been tested and | Oo. 3 assured. “The Wireless World” can always bequoted as an |

authority. And soundness does not mean dullness. The | journal is always bright, varied and entertaining. It imparts | its information in a pleasing and attractive way. | READERS' WIRELESS QUESTIONS | ARE ANSWERED FREE OF CHARGE. i Why not test the truth of these “whys” by | reading “The Wireless World” every week for the next month? | Every Wednesday Price Fourpence | Regular Features of “The Wireless World”consist of A Weekly Survey of Current Wireless Affairs—New Apparatus described by Practical Writers— Readers’ Novelties Notes for Experimenters Wews from the Clubs — Broadcast Erevities — M Readers’ Problems—Transmitting Notes and Queries From four to six orginal and thoroughly tester] constructional sets are described and illustrated in the course of each ‘month,

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VALVES OFFER. eeeeadeecrt agen! For l4edays you have the opportunity of striking one of the finest witeless bargainsever sited The Fellows Super-3 Valve set, one of the most useful and efficient sels on the market, is berng offered at thee extraordinarily law heure given below: All Wu have to doo be fillein the oupon at the bottom of the page and forward iit to wa with your remittance. We will then send you the set carriage forward, packing free, om seven days’ approval, money retarned if not fully satished. ‘Two other splendid bargains are shown on this page, but also available far a fortnight only. SUPER-THREE-VALVE CABINET Inclusive of HT. Battery and Marconi Royalty Paid £1- 1 2-0 Usual price, £13:4:0. Super-3 mounted in a handsome cabinet, arir COMPTINes HF. Valve, detector d LF. Valve. Loud speaker rv. 30-40 miles, Price complete with ThH Betiery, Gv. 40 AH... Accomulator (75/-). 3 Louden Valves (13/6), | pair of Head- phones (11/6), Accal and Insulators (3/6) £10:5:6. Usual Price, £06: 16:6. You will be amazed at The set may be ordered with or without the improvement in your any of the acessories mentioned, allow- set if you use OSRAM awe being made for those not required. VALVES! The VOLUTONE. A. hrst-class: full-srze Loud Speaker,cap- Perfect radio reception 1s the aim of able of Alling the largest room with clear every wireless user, In other words distortronless apeech or music. Handsome to obtain maximum volume with appearance, with a perfect finish, Adjust entire absence of distortion. Dis- able diaphragm. Fillin the coupon and tortion i often caused by using an postit with resittance.. The Volu- meorrect type of valve, but more tone will then be forwarded to you often is due to faults in design and carnage forward, packing free, on seven days"days approval.ral 55/. manuiacture,

Each type of OSRAM VALVE 1s FELLOWS JUNIOR made to a standard which en- LOUD SPEAKER. sures perfect radio reception, Except for sheer power is the equal of any big L.cud Speaker on the market, Over [Sins. high, handsorne appearance, perfect tone, Adjust Make th OSRAM VALVE In i diaphragm. Fillin the coupon aired dicator your guide in the ‘selection of 1 9/6 enclose remittance, The Loud Speaker will the corect type! Copies may be then bee Forwarded te you carriage for ard, obtained from your focal dealer or packing free; on seven days: approval from the G.E.C. Publicity Organ- isation, Magnet House, Kingsway, Note.—These goods con onlybe obtained af these wonderfully low prices direct from us and from no other source. London, Wd. Shacoome and Seniice Depots :=« INSPECT “OUR _tonnon: 20,StoreStreet,Tottenham PRODUCTS. NOTTINGHAM : 34, Bridisemith Gate.

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To THE FELLOWS MAGNETO Co., LTD., Cumberland Avenue, Park Royal, London, N.W.10. VALVES Herewith remittavice: wale oo. .j.ccceecsesecceeeee Ensure PerfectRadio Reception Please Peorwiatdl gre yccsccscccecieewseeeeace vevaveerewss Sold by all leading Wireless Dealers, on conditiona as per your advertisement, Electrical Contractors and Stores. RT. 30/10/25. This coupon ia not available after November 13th, Please write clearly in piain beck letters enoeor f Ade, of The Geer! Elvceiric €e,, Etd, Adept Nowe, AKingwey, “Loaden, AoC,

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The reason why the AMPLION i undeniab! theHimesHreat Redio Lood Speaker and recegriged on the World ¢ Stace. It will be geen thay the AMPLION is not merely prosdoced ho teak i sudden demand. ot is- the: resole of yemre

of capenence in Loud Speaker design and constractran. heeSSSee re Thirty-eight years ago .. « == In 1887 Mr. Alfred Graham: demonstrated the first eBSTMmm practical Loud Speaker, if Im 1893 GRAHAM Lend Soeakers placed upon Ce 4 Market, In 194 First used in the British Navy. Trananittera

applied to phonographs for Lowd Speaker reproduchon,

To 1896 Naval Telephones developed and adopted by thte cert fibyafte “severe and extenqed heat. In 1858 Watertight L aac Speakers Patented. Fitted ‘on heard may warstreps and mercantile veaxi’s, Te!fepabrcmuc Subraarine Sienalling | System devised, In 1902 Complete Loud Speaker installations (on central hatte ? plan, erected on warships as sole theao if commendation, OH STAR OF EVE! In 1906 The moat exbensive naval installatjan to date, inchoding an exchenge aysttmn fitted m HNL. * Dreadnought,” THERE’S melody in music. You carry the melody Onwards Graham Loud Speakers applied to all sorts and conditions of service at home and abroad, away with you and sing it or hum it to yourself when ashore anc afloat, you like. But melody is only t h e half of music. The To 1919 alesse than 1(ils his inigtadlabicmes cnrried out, In 1925 AMPLIONf sound eeeetor Wire- other half is harmony. All the parts singing together, less and “AMPLION™ T: e-mark Registered. In 1922 AMPLION standardized by leading manu- just as a l l the stars join to make the grand composition facturers of ¢ adio apparatus. { In 1924 At Home AMPLION sales exceed those of all of the star-lit sky. other makea-put together, Abroad AMPL[ON ai formed amd The Cosmos Radio Valve set is a great harmonic in- Agents appanted jin all countries whereBroad - every part cackling 1 im operon, ensuring wor Ld wide strument, It gives full value to each and distribution of an essentially British Product. which the composer wrote in to produce the great 14 sae. ensemble at which he was aiming. It is this width and Wanin usin depth and colour of reproduction which gives the % 5i) musician the delight which he feels and shows under the spell of the Cosmos Radio Valve Set. And though you may mot account yourself a skilled musician, 1ts marvellous reproduction will equally delight you.

THE WORLDS STANDARD COSMOS WIRELESS LOUD SPEAKER Obtainable from AMPLION STOCKISTS znd RADIO VALVE SETS Wireless Dealers everywhere, 3-Valve Set £8.5.0; 2: 5-Valve Set from £22 .5.05 Potendees and Manufirelurers: without acceazorie:, but including royalties ALFRED GRAHAM & CO. iE. A. GRAHAM) Fromall Wireless Dealers St. Andrew's Works, Crofton Park, London, §.F.4. AMPLIONDensalratientShodrestm,gladly Boer 25-26,dering SatePusfarasFoubourneLandero METRO-VICK BUPPLIES LTD, Bol, S682, High Sivet, Clonhom, 3.a, io, ‘Heidel Street est, Manchenicr. Seated 4 CENTRAL BUILDINGS, WESTMINSTER, LONDON, §.9.1 Dept: FO), St. Fitecent -Strect, (icupom, Propriesra-: Meters poli tan-Fichers Bien fea! Krompanp, Ftd,

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VALVES THINK OF A SLOGAN and you may WIN A LOUD SPEAKER | or one of | 12 OTHER PRIZES. |

Five mioutes thought may winyou one of the finest Loud Speakers on the market—the Fellows Valutane. All you have to do is to think out an original slogan which typifies as neatly and concisely a8 possible any or all of the unique qualities Designed and described in full by of the Louden Valve ; namely, ite Sihrer Clear Reception, which ia ebeolutely free from distortion, its economy in current and consump-

A. JOHNSON-RANDALL, Staff Editor. tion, ite-long life, and the remarkable volume it gives. Forward the slogan to us with the coupon below and remittance for one or more HOUSANDSof present-day readers of Broad- valves, which will be deapatched on receipt of application. These are the only qualitications necessary for entering.

cast Programmes are sufficiently advanced All suggestions, which must reach uson or before November 13th, in their knowledge of Radio to desire to will recetve equal consideration and we will award a Volutone Loud +t improve upon the set they own orto build another Speaker to the sender of the one which in our opinion is the mast suitable and effective.

set, say for reception of short wave broadcast. Twelve consolation prices of 6 Dull Emitting and 6 Bright Emitting Loudens will be awarded to the ortpinators of. the twelve next best In this issue of MODERN WIRELESS there are slogans, Quart decision in all cases ia final, All valves purchased excellent articles on Sets and How to Make Them. on the coupon below are, of couras, fully guaranteed. range to choose from. You are given a splendid BRIGHT EMITTERS 4/6 | Here they are. Type Fi (the main Louden) forde- Filament Voltts:.:...... 0.; 445 | tection ond L.F. Amplification. ps. 4 i | A CRYSTAL RECEIVER. By A. Johnson-Randall. Type F2 (the blue Louden) for "USERS PDE cece cerentnes ; : A SINGLE-VALVE SHORT WAVE SET. By H. 2 Amplthcation, Anode Volts... Pamerkinebad 4i} - $0) D. J. S. Hartt, B.Sc. DULL EMITTERS. A TWO-VALVE SET. By E.-]. Marriott. For 4-volt Accumulator ...... &/- ! A THREE-VALVE REFLEA SET. By J. H. For 6-volt Accumulator ...... SJ- Type FER! for detection and Filament Amps. aoc. 4 | Reyner, B.Sc. (Hons.), A.C.C.1., DIC. LF, Amplihcation, | Type FERZ for H.F. Amplifiea- | A TWO-VALVE POWER AMPLIFIER. By tion. Anode’ Voltw: oi. cicitaed 4)—8)

Cc. P. Allinson, which will give you splendid loud- Thee valveswork straight off a d-volt or G-volt Accunvuleter speaker results with the set you already possess. without alteration to lament resistances. And a particularly fine example of a multi-valve CLOSING DATE OF SLOGAN COMPETITION, NOV.13th. receiver, The “SPECIAL FIVE,” designed and SAVE 6/2 IN THE POUND described in d e t a i l by Percy W. H a r r i s , M.I.R.E. on your Wireless Goods. Send for Special Catalogue. EDITED BY To The FELLOWS MAGNETO CO., LTD., Cornberland Avene, Park Royal, London, N.W.10, Herewith Remittance value Sage on meta ae IRC ee

Please forward me...... Louden Valvefs) Types. s+s0. ++ eka eee TERE ee secscveseeeee |his-entities me fo enter for your Slogan Competttion on conditions stated in your advertisement.

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6-valt models have connections for 2, 4, or6 volts. and it should ELEC with most Loud Speakers of the horn be particularly noted that all prices include Cover and Carrier. type. " Write for foriher particolare of LUCAS RADIO - 3 BATTERIES Post Free, on requedt, from Department 6, ee Order yours now and save disappoint-

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