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Vol.1. No 234.‘foPeaseXsere _MARCH|B 1928. Every Friday. Two Pence. |

The Story of Aintree and Putney, of the Grand National Steeplechase and the University Boat Race, will be heard bylisteners a l l over the country on Friday and Saturday of this week, In 1927 these two broadcasts were among the most successful and popular of the year. This week's Radio Times deals specially with the two @a@€es, each a classic in its own category. Youwill find plans of the courses on page 593, and on the previous page articles by Geoffrey Gilbey and x. O. Nickalls, this year’s commentators.

Te have their feet in. history—the Captain Hanssom's patent cabs (' the gondolas distinction, shall we say, save that Captain Boat. Race’ and " the: -Grand-|-of London a3 Disraeli was to call the am} were Becher, son ofa Norfolk yeoman, anc first National,” We forget.it nowadays, still a novelty, of. the great cross-country riders (there's but we remember that they mark the turn of Down. at Westminster the. two. early still Becher’s Brook on your Aintree map) the year, Spring comes with them. anda.) University crews foregathered—young men| 8 among the threng. (TLESSé They are British things tirsute g i : : HE years roll on, You will temember theseeileentwain,aginandaefull of highoe,endeavour,1 eyand “itheirbeWwhiskered,broad sailorin theirhats.. broad.And boatssup- oe eeee eal: eadCERNE And the history.. We cannot .picture porters of the Light Blue and the Dark —_ ce “apes Sree a ee cee ‘ent ‘i 294° when the road stil had its glory and Blue followed behind in. cutters manned by =.’ saith dalyIranidelegateho 1639. whe re a See Tee es aes a ba Po Y | Putney for ther race. ‘The new steamers the iron horse was.still'a colt.; when-the Thames watermen. I could tell you the Bread mE oes RES ae ot oA ah : : ay ., | down Westminster way-had been nigh Thames was. still a great highway and story of how the Cambridge lightning Biden too ae crew Jed poor Oxford all the way up-siream poeta ok Metron

7. on that. day by Vauxhall's gay gardens, through Chelsea's choppyreach,.past Batter- Sea. village to the littl: town of Putney, but it would seem unkinel. Then. up at Aintreeout by those same prand rolling acres a. concourse of North Country sportsmen—the roads-a-block with farmers’ gigs and gentlemen'sdrags and strings of saddle horses, Young bucks there are, resplendent in their satm.gold- epriceed waistcoats and their bright blue claw-hammer coats. But the old squire would. havenone of this new sport. -He staved. at home nursing his conte! steeple- chasing,’ he would say,.° steeplechasing. Pray what's that, my boy ? _-Fox-huntin’ without the fox ; Hamlet without. the Prince—bah |! And_the riders across Aisivenss sticks and plough. were. a’ ‘motley .créew., Butchers, | publicans, horse-dealers, farmers—some in

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» The Fath of the Week, No. | I Remember J . M. Synge.

One of the most amazing literary renaissances -ol modem days iea thattha which produced J. M. Syne, B. ¥ é@als, Jameg Stephens, and other’? notable figures which gathered around the Abbey Theatre in Dublin. In this talk, givenye London on ‘Thursday, foren:cst March 15, James ‘Stephens, Treland’s novelist, contmbutes a delicate and gadentanding portrait ol i. M. Synge, her greatest p l a y w r i g h t , author of The Playbey of the Western World. T was tiot until Jate in his rather thort | hot for Synge -a place fronr which turf or continually to be found m it the wiry line, l i f e ‘that Synge discovered his true eatis cut.. A bore was an enchantment, as the rigour, the sharp and hare and bleak ability to lie neither in philosophy nor | Fisted it is to. everyone who has hecome that he imly loved. and which he would music but i n drama, and one may wonder acquainted with or has lived nigh to a bog. have farther striven to. how he came to make this discovery, for he To get well mto an extensive mooris to leave His knowledge of the countryside was was a painfully slow writer, and his veryslow- ali* else behind, is to have left the world extensive and penetrating. He ‘knew the ness might-have led him to distrust an art- thind, is almost to have left one’s self afar call of every bird and the habit of most form, that was so difficult to handle: To the amd apart and forgotten, There is the bog creatures. that are to be found in our ways end writing was a toil to him. In this, how- and the clouds, and the rest merges to them, and pastures. His approach to knowledge ever, he was not exceptional ; for the majority Thé sea is desolate > but it is also, and un- was—to be silent; to look eagerly at all, of writers have assured us that writing i5-a forgivably, a desolation. But the bog is nota that came; and te listen intently to all labour from which one may really shrink a desolation ; it is desolate, but it is habitable that happened. And, in his approach to little. Synge occasionally got somereviewing and inhabited, Birds and rats and bees and a knowledge of the human imbhabitants to do for a literary weekly, but he had. t o rabbits are there, An odd donkey or a goat of the countryside, he used the same” ap- discontinue this because thearticle, for which is always, somewhere, ambling or frisking proach and attitude. As a boy he wan- he might receive two guineas, always cost dered the hills of Dublin and Wicklow, himsix weeks to write ; and these were six and’ he knew. these intimately. He could weeks of painful cogitation a s to how possibly assure a thirsty companion that behind one can. say anything whatever with a pen a cértam folding In next weeks issue of a certain hilly track that wall afterwards be readable, there was a well, And, if one was thirstier S t i l l Jater,; he confessed that if his day's LION FEUCHTWANGER, still, he would tell behind how many: hills- anc-a-half'a work had actually resulted i n the additionof author of ‘few Sita,’ and “The Ubly tavern lay; or that on Sixteen two words to his manuscript, although he rising tums to the left a slaty cottage was might not feel triumphant and inclined to Duchess,’ writes on ootched among slaty rocks, and that there celebrate the occasion, he did) yet consider “THE FUTURE OF BROAD- one could get-a glass of milk and a cake that the day had not been wasted, that his CASTING.’ from the griddle. And he knew that in all subject was not absolutely stationary. these places, ifone were well-bred—if, thatis, He'lived in Paris for some years at the Read what the leading Continental novelist were silent and ineonspicuous—there Rue d'Assas, and his apartment was ade- of the day has to say on a subject’ which ‘be heard a fashion of speech which quately furnished with a bed, an oilkstove, will interest every keen listener, was not conned fram books: which had a book-case, and a yard of French bread, no acquaintance with art or science oF and while in Paris he really needed whatever Pa scholarship, and ‘which was yet abundant scarce guineas might come his way. Pos- and racy and of a remarkable texture— sibly the philosophy he hadtoiled after was away from you, is always ‘cropping “an the exuberant speech of isolated people. ‘sufficienth robust at this time to tide him endless breakfast. Tor in a bog you could People who are always as tinnud in action ‘overthe bad days, but, although he did not easily imagine that the breakfast of a donkey as they are bold in talk; beingbold indeed. complain, he did consider that a meal which bean before time began, and that it will in theonly thingthey, have. practice of, est more than one franc twenty-five had contirme while time has yet a second to draw For from these perople every adventure but been extravagantly paid for. on. And over tt all there 15 wind and space the adventure of speech has been retired, He was somewhat negative to ordinary and cloud and silence; the wind always and they must seek in conversation all of human bemes (the dramatist tends to be so); different, the cloud never the sanie, the the change, all of the excitement that ethers notthat he dishked people, buthedid not silence never monotonous. All these seem win from travel, from theatres, from the dimire them, He certainly did not love his to live as it were one life, and one’s own life press of men and affairs, fellow human beings m themass. Withhim participates into that, or seems scarcely to More than six peoplecould easily become a be sundered from it. —E was different from many of his ‘rewd, and be could consider that such a He loved some other matters.also: that ts; H countrymen in a number ‘of ways, re would have neither wit nor looks. his mind went willimely to certainthings. One, but of prime importance, was that he fhe dramatist will love the rare, the per- He loved music and otcultism and a some- came of a Protestant stock, A stock that in- sonal,the individual, but he cannot even be thing that we shall call bleakness. What- cluded bishops and canons and mission- expected to love the multitude, ever might be authoritatively. uttered on aries who, throngh generations, had been these subjects would he diligently hearkened to and returned from distant lands. and RAMATIC qualities were to. Synge more to. by him. Music, where it 15 understood, is curious peoples. He grew in a house that éasily discoverable in the countryside loved by most of us, for we may only love was filled with the furniture? 4nd curiosities than in the city. He thought that every where we understand. Occultism, or the of strange countries, conntry-bred person has a measurable theory of magi, is dehghted m by everyone His true schooling was up inthe movn- idiosyncrasy: has each a. distimct nose Who Is sane enough to wish to be saner; tain and out on the bog; it came from the and hat and accent. And in the country to wish, that is, to be wiser. But bleakness shy but vital life that moves in soliturdes, he found many another cherishable thing is another thing, and touchesonly to, the His professors were the mowitainy men and —hbirds and beasts and plants are there, hne soul, It is the especial, perhaps the women, themselves almost as humble in There the earth itself seems to be more final, acquirement of a ‘cultured person. station, almost as sundered from change, manifest. Each rood of it is there observed At last nothing bat itis beauty. That is, almeost-as bereft of ambition, but as wital, to be ulterly different from any other nothing but bleakness can definitely satisty persistent, self-centred as was the lowly possible rood of space. Every slope and the true man that is in every man. Had he animal hfe that throve about them, ridge and hull; every stream and tree and lived longer Synee might have achieved a From these teachers he learned to dehght ' elond is known as distinct from -ev other bare, an unadorned, a lean bleak art to replace in the curious cadences. that may bem- similar sight or bulk in the world. A moor the lush and somewhat vociferous art that speech...He learned the) craft -of packing (or, aswe should say in Ireland, a bog) was he has left'us. His art is lush, but there (Confined! tr -oof, 1, pege GPE} Wincor 25; hae. — -—— RADIO TIMES —

(Continued from front page.) Modern days are these when thehorse- swainping them, It is the 505. Old Matt eoper in rat-catcher no longer rides in‘ the (Taylor, boat building genius, has come National and the undereraduat® oarsman no longer wearswhiskers and a straw boater, south from the Tyne, bearing .in his. hand ‘ a l l his worldly goods {a t i n of v a r n i s h and There is the roar of special trains up te some brushes) ina red pocket-handkerchiel Aintree and the roar of aeryplanes waiting to rush news and photographs back to and in h i s : head the design of the keelless streamlined racine boat destined t o revolu- London as the great race ends, They'll t i o n i z e rowing as a sport. The young firdle the earth with the story of the Boat bloods.’ of the "Varsities f o l l o w the progress Kace as the stroke of the winning ‘Varsity ‘of their crews on horseback. up the towing crew says with his very last breath: * Well, wath Hammersmith way. The young men rowed, you men, well rowed!" and drops about Town ‘tecl’ down. im their curricles forward over his stretcher dead to ‘all the to Chiswick—the breeze rusting through world. I their+ Jong2 side-whiskersi = : their " Piccadilly| weepers” as the wags Called them. AN? this brings us ta Mr, Geoffrey The young squire is the old squire up m Gilbey and Mr, G._.0.. N i c k a l l s , ’ You will hear from Mr, Gilbey, perched ‘the North Country now and will not miss the arethe nughty Jumps and the gruelling Aintree ‘chase; The gentleman rider is up on Aintree’s grandstand, next Friday George Stevens's great distance, yet it is no more dangerous today afternoon. He will be praying. (and here itrying “his fuck. than it was fifty years ago when the farmer tider over the “sticks” has I'm telling you a secret) that he will not career aS a. cut. his drains and his gullies where he bezun, The Grand National has become feel giddy: ‘I loathe heights,’ he says: popular—almost fashionable, liked and the crowd swarmed round Valen- But you may be sure that he will give you tine’s Brook in untrammelled reckless every thrill and incident of the r a c e , For enthusiasm. e[HE: ‘=o's, and London has taken the Mr. Gilbey lives and breathes the spirit Boat Race to ms heart. To the of horsemanship and the turf at its finest, Londoner rowmg has changed from the OU know the scene todayby the and the microphone will hane before trade of Thames watermen to the sport of Thames side forfhe race, Perhaps him. a you have watched those two hard tramed young gentlemen, There are ladies now ‘Then early the next morning there w i l l be at Hammersmith and Mortlake with their crews (fit as young men can be) go out to Mr. G. Q O . Nickalls, great Oxford oarsman chignons and them bustles and their chaper- their two stake boats off Putney Brdge— and chip of the old block, for Mr, Guy ones to ste the great J. H.D. Goldic (there shivering, waiting for the starter’s word. Nickalls, his forbear, 1 3 , in the rowing world, stands by the Cam “for his everlasting You know the longcurving course with its more than an institution and like to become memortal “The Goldie Boathouse") lead chances of rough water and of smooth, of a tradition, From the launch AMagican strong Cambridge crews to victory. That fair winds and of foul. You have seen no (how. appropriate a name !) Mr. Nickalls, strange new Invention, the sliding seat, has doubt that ¢reat London throng with ‘their with Mr, C , Squire, is to pive to replaced theold fixed seat. “Varsity Doats favours and their fervours on tow-path and you the history of the race, stroke by travel faster, and- “Varsity oarsmen no house-top and felt the strange hush which stroke, furlong by furlong, from Putney. to longer take thei tea from the mantelpiece ! comes over it before the swinging, flashing Mortlake, As for the ‘Grand National —the first You will know also the part which the sportsmen of the land would win it. [s it engineers of the B.B.C. take in the affair. not rumoured at White's Club and Tatter- If it be a feat to row the Boat Race, then sall's that the Prince of Wales himself is at it is no-less of a feat to contrive the broad- least part owner of that fine winner of 1876 casting o f it, There will, let me whisper i t , —Regal? But at Windsor, theydo say, be anxious moments on board the BVB.C, it was not politic to talk of the Spring event launch and at the r e c e i v i n g stations Chiswick up Liverpool way, and Joe Cannon rode| way which pick up the broadcast from Regal t h a t day i n the c o l o u r s of renowned mid-stream, until a l l is t r i u m p h a n t ) y ' over. Captain Machell, who began Ife as the penniless son of a Westmorland squire but T is thus that nowadays these stories had such suceess-on the turf that he died a of high endeavour by horse and motlerately och man—but that is another nder and by oarsmen come down to “us ‘story. King Edward's f u l l triumph in the oar-blades come into sight, and the cry through the ether. Theycome to the little. National did not come until twenty-four goes up ‘Cambridge leads,” or maybe -house and the big house, te the poor man and years later, There are manyalivestill who ‘ Ostord,. Oxford.’ the rich man, to all and to sundry. They will tell you that that great day of 1q00 when Then Aintree “way a bare twenty-four mark, as I have said, the coming of the new the Prince o f Wales led in his f i n e winner hours before.it has been the same; the same year. They bear more than a thrill some- Ambush If was the most brilliant scene in silence as the starting bell clangs and even times it seems to me—a meéssage of new all Aintree’s history. the voice of the bookmaker is stilled, and the hope and a touch of romance into this work-— And so the great races up river and across big feld makes that first wild helter-skelter aday world. : country go on through the years gathering rush for the first fence—that first fence Let us be thankful for ro25 with its signs

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Broadcasting the ‘ National.’ Geoffrey Gilbey prophesies—but does not pive the winner,

T ia dangerous t o prophesy. At least that has 8 the tapes go up, the field run broadside on to the field come on to the fat-race course and how been my experience. The iret time 12 tried: | the stumds. It is, therefore, a comparatively they jump fences 13 und 14. 15 and 16. 13 and” my-hand, or rather my imagination, a t it was when ample mutter to say what is in front. In the 14 are plain fences, but 14, which ia known a3 the . T waa four years-old. We bad a very wealthy ot. Leger it wasmore difficult asthe field go awny chair fenceoy is & very stiff open ditch. 16, whiwoh de: aid friend staying with us. for | ‘hristmas. She from one at the start. Fortunately, I had my the water jump, if Lift. in width. After jumping fold us she wae pong te give us each a colnoon brother with me to assist me to read thot race. the witer, the aecond eifeuit.of the equreebegins Christmas Day. I prophesied she would pive us He isin America at the Present moment, 4o- he ts and the 17th fence ia thus the sume ax the fire ‘each & golden. sovereign. I was wrong. My unable to accept the B.BAl*s invitation to help A mathematician will work out correctly that the elder brother was given a shilling, my next brother me to rea the National. 1 om ‘very: lucky, last or 30th fence is the eame as the 14th. The “sixpence, and mysclf a threepenny bit. I got my hawever, a5 the services of Mr. W. Hobbies have only fenees thatare not jumped twice are thechair own: back by pretending I had swallowed i t . The heen secured. Mr. Hobbiss and I used ta work Tenoe fund the water. house immediately became in on uproar. When, together when I wag on the Ructig Specialia, and Mr. Hobhisa’ and I on the stand are pong © - however, i was suggested that 1 should be piven he ig one of the soundest judges of racing in this endeavour to do the work ofA, B,C end p, if wv large dose of castor oil, I thought the joke had country, His wonderful eyesight will certainly be we mmke mistakes there will be thyousanda of kind pone far enough, and [ produced. the missing prt td the test on March 309. friends who will write and tell uz. “Those who heart Ve com from the pocket of my sailor s u i t . me-read the race for the St. Leger may remember Another prophecy of mine which did not. come ET te-etation our four readers of the race. First that by a alip I called Restigouche; Alnerity. 4s I i = true. was in 1914. A fiery old Colonel was holding of all A would describe the parade, the start, did so’ my brother dug me in the ribs and forth on the certainty of there being a war. No- and the way in which thefield approaches the first | corrected it, After the race [ meta very prominent =. bely answered him buck, which seemed to dia- fence. This is 340 yards trom the start. Then journalist, Appant him, so out of consideration for hiafeelingza, Bo would take on, as the ‘horses: land: dyer tis

“A proper box up your ‘broadeast of tho St. eats ‘Idid. 1 prophesied there would never be another fonee, whieh 42 Df. high and 2ft. thick. ‘He Lever, wasn't ri?’ he said, will continue to describe how the fiekl jump the war, and I offered to bet hima pound there would ‘Tam sorry, T-aud, ‘Didn't you follow the not be one for ten years. Within a month he had second fence, the tind fenee, which ia 4ft. 10in. race” : wen hia bet, andl was weannge khaki. high with a Of. wide ditch on the take-off side, In apite of these failures I am going to venture and the fourth and fifth jumps, which are plain “Oh, -yea;,’ he replied, “I followed the race, on-a@ third prophecy. Here it im In « very few fences ft. high. © would take command as the bot I mean mixing up Alacrity and Restigouche.’ years, people will be lnughing at the idea at one Geld land over the fifth fones and approach Becher's When 4 man dies, we remember only the good rosn having had. the audacity to broadcast the Brook, This ia ao thickfonce 4ft. Mins. hich parts of hie life. When he broadeiets we remen- whole of the race for, the Grand Matronal, with & 2it. rail-in front, and « natural brookabout ber only hia mistakes, If T box up the National, There ia a very big difference between the Sit. wide and -4ft. deep on. the- landing: side: don't write to me, bat to the B.B.C, It is not my Orin Nietinnal and the Dérhy, from the broad- Coagll Rav an Gay bask aehe will only have to | fanlt, I did not ask for the poh, They waved cutting point of view. In the Derby. the horses desoribe Tovher' eo the next whichis. a plain femer, nade all my objections, and [ think they thought are never more than three-quarters of a mile away but which bas to be taken at gn angle, and the I was like the passé lady who loves to sing, but from the Stunt In the Grand National, wtone canal tum fences, who likes to be pressed todo eo. As a inatter of point, they are nearly two miles away ae the oraw PD would be on the stand by the canal turn, and fact bromleasting inkes years off my life, and upaet# ties, Unfortunately, too, the light is nearly he would tell the world how the horses take the my digestion for 2 month before ard after. [ have ‘always poor at Aintree. sharp turn, how they. jump Vulentine’s, which been asked what is going to win. I must not _Myprophecy in that instead of the race being ist. high with a ¢ipopeiod mito.” brook SFt. attempt two prophecies in one article, I merely rea by one mall abit was last; year, or two men wideon the landing site, the next plam fence,. the | state that I ahall be delighted if I draw Tromp ae it will be this year, it will be read by fourmen in eleventh, which is an open ditch, and the twelfth Cand or Master Billie in my club sweepetake, and 1920, and these four men will be stationed in dif- pee, which has a 6ft. diteh on the far aide, Then I shan't complain if I draw Bright's Bey or Sprig. ferent parts of the vourse. In the Derby, a4 acon A would take over agam and would describe how Georreey Ginney.

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Oxford or Cambridge? G. O. Nickalls on the prospects of this year’s Boat Race.

iLL me, who ix going to win the Boat Race ? Holoroft had better and more experienced material “| at. one or two of the individuals one might be led [I'm sure you know.’ How many hondred tines | behind him than bad Shaw at Oxford. Many of to wonder whet exactly they ere dome together. am T asked this question in the course of every Boat the Cambridge crew hod rowed themselves mto There's no denying these are weaknesses, which Race practice 7) Merely because onehis been un- prominence last summer at Henley while the oara- are giving Oxford's supporters uneasy qualms. To fortunate enough to row in the race oneself one ta tien from the Teas were Jooneaplemnn ley their ab- set against thie, however, theyhave more rlrythm, expected to ba “ableto give a complete and corréct sonee. After the first weck or two of practice, Com- a much better finish, and better balance on their fordcast. ef every succeeding race for the reat of bridge moved Eliis, their Inst year's stroke, to Pyro, stretchers than their rivals. ‘one's life. Now sone people cin estimate speeds. | while Letchworth, their Isst year's two, came This year's race will not, T think, depend on car- Some lucky folk have an almost uncatnyknack of | to-stroke, During ‘the first week in thie new order ditions. Both crews are equally unhappy in rough estimating the speed of a horse, for inatange. And T| Cambridge showed signa of henoming a really wood water, thangh Oxford shape better in a following i have. ceen in the papers reooutliy that some bold ney. They have never fulfilled that promis nor wind..Cambridge will, I think, by making an extra spirits hare hark the plock to eatimate the exact have they looked lie doing 66 ence. Meanwhile, effort, be ible to take half a length’s lead off Oxford speed of a car travelling at dver 200 miles an hour. Oxford were being coached and worked into shane, at any given part of the first three-quarters of the

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put the so-called “antherities on—other sport in but there Hill existed many faults in the individuals stances will depend very largelp on Lirwellyn. He . the. unlucky position of being msked ‘to prophesy. that composed the crew. must not, if he is to succeed, lot himself or his crew “Sic theeeta probably nothing harler to catimate

be hustled or jostled out of their stride in the carly oe Ve than the-speed-of a racing eight and nothing harder HAT, roughly, is the situation as it remaine partol the race.. They must be able to settle down to prophesy 2bout. than o Boat Race. I say this today, Cambridge are eight men rowing «x- androw their-best in the face of the most repeated because few writers. on rowing prophesy without tremely hard and very pluckily. They have very and persistent spurts. by Cambridge, The Cantaba, considerable hedging and the few beld ones who little rhythm anda very bad finish—tfaults which L think, will lead in the early-part of the race, bat scam to hedge rarely come through unacathed. I have always believed were fatal to pace. Gut nnlees Oxford are cleared in the firvt mile anda half, ‘However, here joes. Holeroft and his men know. an awial lot about the T think they shoukl row away from Uieir rivals | When the crews started practice jn January, I fume, ond ace superior to Oxford in that they put over the last halfof the course anid-win the Bont thought thatthe Boat Race. looked a certain thing mich more dash and go into their rowing. Oxford, ‘Tace of TH28, for Gaumbridce. Eath Uniyersity could eall upon the however, arerowing much mire together—more like P.S.—lt's « ttl hard to have been asked to ee services of four old choices. Takingthem all in a crew than encht individunls,. [tis an old. rowmg prognosticate atanch an carkysteage, Lara reserving ‘all, T preferred the tour Cambridgé old hilnea to the | adage that it dotan'timatter very much what you the right to modify or revine oe opitiions Any Oxtordold ‘Phues, Quite apart from this, however, doso long as youdo it toget her. Though bylocking day from now to the Race. . O, naraLes, a

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The Complete Works of Uncle Mac. | Making Chinese Doctors. The Welsh National Orchestra. 1 HURSDAY, ‘April 12, will -see. the first ‘That was what VERYremarkable man is Dr. Dugald Christie, Nonsericks” ? WwW" ATaskedavemyself when they placed upon my Principal Emeritus of the Mukden Medical Symphony Concert of the ‘National Or- table a new book entithed “ Nonsericks,’ by “ Unele College, who is giving a missionary talk on * Modern cheatra of Wales, which has been fornved by the Mac" (Derck McCulloch), And what is a * Colour- Meslicinte in Manchurin,’8.B. from Edinburgh, on "B.B.C., in co-operation with the Weish Nationa: lurf,’ for the Nonsericka of Unele Mac ore illns- Sunday, April 1. Fifty years ago, as a young doctor Council of Music,the National Museum of Wales, trated by the Colourlarfs of Ernest Noble? It turns of the United Pree Chorch of Scotland Mission, he and the City Corporation of Cardiff. The BBC. cut thatthe former are @ mexture of limericks went up into. Manchuria as medical missionary, ia supporting the acheme financially, the National : {which are always amusing fare) and nonsense though he had been warned of the danger he was Mascum is being lent by its Council for a daily (which is whet all sensible people really enjoy): incurring, In those dayi there were no Christians hour of free music, ete, while the Corporation of the latter are humorous drawings—a mixture of in Manchuria; teday there are 30,000), ationg them Cardiff is to provide the Assembly Room at the City Hall on two nights « week when popular a Heath Robinson, Bateman, acd Lear, witha dash several very fine Chinese doctors trained by Dr,

of Ernest Noble. ‘Nonsericks * (which ia being pub- Christie, who has so far earned the gratitude of | concerts will be given there by the orchestra. mahi lished on Friday next, March 30, by Messrs, Methnen China that the Chinese have erected a pubhe | Warwick Braithwaite, Musical Director of the Cardiff Station, ia the first conductor, He has at the price of de, 6d,), is one of the most charming memoria) to him in the grounds of the Medical -_ volumes of sheer idiocy it is possible to imagine. Collece at Mukden. Dr. Christie is a -C.9G., and under him an orchestra of thirty galariad players, “(nele Mac” of the Children’s Hour is well known alao holla many Chinese decorations, including the which will be increased in sive as the experimen’ to thousands of children and grown-ups all over Imperial Order of the Double Dragon and the develops.. The first part of the programme on re April 12 will be broadcast from SOT as well asfrom England. Most of them will want to read ° Nonae- Order of the Precious Star. His talk should deserve Cardiff and Swansea, This will include worka by ricks.” Like A, FP. Herbert. who contributes an Ai special hearing, for he has had an ‘interesting introduction to the book, ‘I hope hia Verse- will experionce of an important hali-century in China‘s Waener, Mozart, Berlioz, and Max Bruch. The do as well ag his Voice has done.’ occasion will be an important one, not only for history, Wales, but for the whole of Britain, since it marks A Captain Departed. the initiation of a planfor the development of musical BYRIKRINGtribute to the late Earl Haig is | appreciation which may well be copied elsewhere. the special nomber of the British Legion's journal devoted entirely to a beloved leader, of And Two More Concerts. whom someone in the Lecion has finely ssid: N Satorday, April 14, Cardif is broadcasting two further concerts by the National ‘We have lost o president and found «a patron saint.’ It contains tributes to the dead Field- Orchestra of Walee: at 12 noon a popular con- Cl i cert, relayed from the National Museum, tho Marshal from many distinguished menwho served Si ewe nel iaves provrimimne to include such item: as the Scherzo with himand under him, from H.R.H. the Prince “yout? from A Afideommer Nights Dream (Mondelzeohin, | of Wales, Marshals Foch and Joffre, Viseount the Balle! Russ( Loigini) and Dvorak's Hwmoreste + Hiddane, Lord Birkenhead, Sir Frederick. Maurice, Wet 7.44 pon. a second concert from the Assembly _ \ Sir Philip Sassoon, Rt. Hon, Winston “Chorechill, i Room ut the City Hall. Only the first part of this - Major Tan Hay Beith, etc. This issue of the journal is finely printed and illustrated, and can be will be broadcast. For the benefit of the many - obtained for fs. on application to tho, British Cardiff music-lovers who-will wish to be present in the ball for the complete concert, I wouldadd thit- Legion Headquarters, 26, Kocleston Square, London, S.W.1. the second half containa dehichtful music—Cheru- eee = = hints Overture to Ali Baba, Delibes’ Ballet Suite ‘Masters af the Microphone. : Aaseya, and four dunces from TheReelMaid,

[= werk daw the opening ofa new series of eee Sandler's Emigration. ' portrnita of “Masters of the Microphone’ HAVE received a better from Albert Sandler, * by Ginsbury, whose drawings of Ellen Terry and who, ne you know, is shortly legving East. ‘Dick’ Sheppard have drawn many appreciative bourne for London, where he will play at-the Park letters from listeners, Lart week he portrayed | Lane Hotel. ‘May [, through your columns,” be F.R.A. the Prince of Walee; this week his subject writes, * thank listeneraforthe kindness and appre- is “G. B.6., the broudenat of whose play The ition they have shown me during my three years af Mon of Destiny from London and 6XX it o EFFICIENT MOMENTS IN HISTORY, Eastbourne. It has always given me pleasure: to notable event. The series will portray thore 2£—Cleopatra writes home to Anthony. receive letters of appreciation and requeate. These artist: and speakers who have come to be: repircdedd have helped me to keep in touch with the various. a& “friends * by thousands of people in every port Organists Once—Now Pianists. tastes of the public. [am coming to the, Park. of the country, DT hope vou will agree with me that Lone Hotel. I do not know vet whether I shall RECITAL of ducts for two pianos will be Ginsburyis a master of strong, simple portraiture, be oble to broadoast from there, { understand and that his drawings will be well worth saving sea given from Manchester on Wednesday, April 4, by Albert Hardie and Harold Dawber, that the matter is under discussion. If Iam able pictorial record of popular broadcasters. There to play for the microphone, I hope that my broad- two well-known Manchester musicians. Curiously are to be many splendid drawings by him in the casts w i l l be as popular as they were from enough, both these artists started their careers na E a s t - near future, including, in next: week's issue, a i bourne. It will give me special pleasure to know - portrait of Lion Feachtwonger, who contributes an organizts. Mr. Dawber was a pupal of Dr. Rend- rick Pyne. that my many good friends along the South Const article on the Future ‘of Broadenstine, Heer are able to hear me again.’ Feochtwanger, who is the brilliant author of Jew The Listener's Sivexs and Phe Ugly Duchess, brondepst from the Champion. | ! Know Better Than Sandler, London Studio a few months naga. GREAT deal of work which ia useful both to AS a matter of fact, since recerying Sandler, the listener and the B.G.C. alike, is done by 1 letter, | bave heard that. the tests carried oot They Certainly Rehearse. the Wireless: Organizations’ Advisory Committee. at the Park Lane Hotel have proved very satis. RECORD for rehearsals muoat-beheld by the At one of its recent monthly meetings it diteussed fuctory, and that Sandler onl his Orchestra will Colne Orphees Glee Union, one-of the finest und: madé recommendstions.on several important broadeset from there on Sunday, April 15. Forthe: malo voice cute inthe country. ‘Thie choir, which questions, including the broadeasting of Con time: being they are to play in the lounge of the: ia taking part ma ° Merric England’ programme. troveray, the development of Regional Brondenast- hotel, but further experiments are being carried from Manchester on April 7, rehearsed 120) Limes ing, anda scheme for sacertaining-the acneplavbili ty out in the ballroom whieh, | understand, may have

last year, a labour which found its own reward, of new musical works pridr to their inclasion: in better ‘accustic-properties, Details of the pro- for at twelve oovsical festivala they gainedten the programmes: Ltelec considered « detailed poport gramme onthe loth are not-available yet. 1 hope

“first places’. Their conductor is Mr, Luther on Programmes lately compiled by the Wireless it will be posstble to publish them-next -woelk. _ Gresowood, League, ‘THE ANNOUNCER’

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Piano Music forms a large part of the broadcast programmes. Do you know when ' a pianist is playing well? What are the points which an experienced critic would watch for when listening to him? This article by Mr W. R. Anderson continues the series =) which prominent Music €ritics are writing spe cially tor Lhe Radio Times. | ET us take it for granted that the cae notes and time-¥alues), Tone (quality, composer has satisfied us. that he quantity, contrel and colour), Technique secs an aspect of truth—sees it (fingering and pedalling), Rhythm. (life, steadily. and sees it whole, that he can tell freedom, steadiness and continuity), and

us of his ideas happily. and mm good ‘style, Phrasing (shape, ow, melodic line), and its = without pedantry or fumbling. Now we other fifty marks for Interpretation and must ask the same questions of the pianist General Effect (by which,.of coursé, the 7 who essays to interpret the music for ws. player finally sinks or swims). ‘, In order to enter into the composer's ideas Some such division is most: useful when and expound them persuasively he must | one has to appraise the work of a number of have a fine, subtle, sympathetic mind, The | competitors, The experienced critic, listen- means of interpretation, at the piano as m ing to a recital, naturally doesnot necd any other phase of art, are imaginative such a schedule, because the ends-and 4 sympathy, depth of insight, and knowledge methods of criticism as he practises it sre. | of the length and breadth of one's country— somewhat different from those meet for a of what has been wrought in it by the | competition, As a useful means of develop- greatest men of all ages. ing the power of orderly, balanced appraise- 4 If the music chosen by a pianist doesnot | ment I recommend this plan to the senous fulfil the requirements set down in my listener who 15 not highly experienced in opening sentence, he falls in our estimation. his crait, No performer, in an enlightened assembly, who. play the instrament will know how| I listen for the pervading sense of pro- can play proor musi¢ and retain the title intensely difficult that is, pression—of the music's working on to a to. the name of artist.- You shall know. the ‘Then there must be perfect balance destined poal, which the composer designed man of fine spirit-by the companyhe keeps, between the parts of a phrase, between the and the playerhas divined. That perstia- here as elsewhere in life. phrases in a sentence, the sentences in a sive art of the fine player, in assuring us that Interpretation differs according to the section, and the sections in a piece :~ and, he Knows where he and the composer are personal outlook and experience of the in a work of several movements, between the going, and why, has much to do with the laver* but the ideal condition is only movements themselves, that all may be satisfaction that the wuntechnical hearer 4 reached when he so enters into the mind of built up into a solid, lozical, convincing piece gets in listening to the best interpreters— the composer that the two become one; of architecture, in, for instance, hearing Hess play Bach and when that state 1s attained, the hearer, or the Franck Variations ; in enjoying the being rapt away by the evocation of beauty, HE possible ways of touching notes are subtle virility of Cortot-in Schumann, or has no immediate thought either for many; by a variety of touch a shart (in another mood) of Scharrer in ‘certain ] the personality. of the player, or for the phrase may be made to say different things. =schumann and Chopin pieces; in tasting 4 mechanism of his method, Every note must be thought of m relation another essence of Chopin with Pachmanin = But to the observer who wants: to build to what comes before and—still more im- in hearing Hofmann round off the Brahms up a method of criticism, and to appreciate portant—to what comes after, Its precise Variations on a Theme-of Handel with an- ] (that is, appraise) pianoforte playing, some duration and colour must be determined, exciting display in that intimidating fugue, ’ leading points of consideration are worth When one is. acquainted with all the or bring us to the Schumann- ‘ Carnival * - attention. When I listen to a new pianist different ways of touching the notes, and as to a brave mght mm Venice or Vienna; ql or te-hear an old I am all the time sizing up with players’ personal variations in these in enjoying the gay colours of dé Falla, as- his power to use the piano so that every note ways, it is interesting to watch pianists as Arthur Rubinstein shows them: andin he makes shall fall into place in a clear one listens to them. (Nowadays there is sampling a score of other such delights, _ scheme of construction. If he cannot. per- happily no need to stress the insignificance All fine players, of course, are versatile ; suiade me that he has a scheme, I politely of waving arms and shaggy locks, fear- they may be supremely happy tn interpret- ask him to go away and come back when he somely shaken.) Ease, obtained through ing one or two types of music, but they can has thought one out, For instance, he the elimination of unnecessary, inhibiting give us deep satisfaction in many. They must shape his phrasesso that there 1s an muscular oppositions, is the keynote of have found the secret of the personality of -

eloquent rise and fall of the tone, as in fine modern methods. Still, an unorthodox the composer—that which distinguishes him t elocution. There must. not be too many technical approach does not necessarily from all other men ; and they can distinguish even stresses in it, or anynotes. stabbed out. mean disaster. The ear is the judge, between significant works of his youth and’ aes To keep a phrase “in the air,’ on the piano, One simple test for quality, among many, hisage. listen for a cifferent Beethoven in ig one of the hardest things to do—chiefly is the ability to play softly and yet with Op. 111 from the Beethoven to whom I am because the instrument suffers fram the full significance. Note, too, the usea introduced in Op. 3, and I want to: realize, sac disability that as soon as a note. is player makes of the sustaining pedal. as I po away from the recital, in what: sounded it begins to fade. No other soloist Clean pedalling allows his resources of touch respects his mind and heart had changed. we commonly hear (with the exception of to be expended without waste, and vastly All that it is the province of theplayer to the harpist) suflers trom: such a disability enlarges the scope of his palette of colour. expound to me. in mechanism. (Remember, in passing, It is a useful discipline for the listener In. a concerto I listen to find out if the - another handicap of the pianist that no who wishes to improve his capacity for ap- pianist understands the orchestra, loves other soloist except the organist shares—he praisal to make out some headings, arid ‘set it and treats it like a brother, The idea-of has to play, in public, on someone else's down a percentage matk against each, as partnership is his guiding light here, He instrument.) [cannot here enter into the he fellows arecital. Very many pianists may be the senior partner at a time, but technical matter of how one may produce must be fatmbhar with the marking sheet there must be no bullying assertion of the illusion of sustaining a slow singing commonly used at competition festivals, authority, In passing we may note that

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TUANSMIFSIOSE FROM. THE LOXIMS STUDIO EXCEPT WHERE OTAPRWIER BTATEM, f cial oo AN ORCHESTRAL CONCERT 3.30 A MILITARY BAND CONCERT lands of Ie native Amerion, The moods vary Tre ACOMENTED STON Onemesres, conduchadd ftom the tender wistlulnes of To a Welt wAlase by Warwick BRaireawarre THe Wireness Mirrany Barn, conducted by bb. Wavros O' Dorset. to the whimeicality of FromCele seus, 8 Comedy Qrerture, ‘The Pierrot of the Minute? depiction of ont of Jocl Chandler Harris's Hantock CGiwEanys Natea (Soprano); Scat Logan delightful: tales oof animal life. The indication (Barrtone) Na BE. poet Dowson, who diced sp young in the at the head of thisInst piets— humorously, A first year of this present century, wrobt Overtore to) “Gtaehind aise ee vee Hartel joyously,” gives us the cue, and we have only to % * Dramatic Fantasy’ called The Pierrot: of the (fering wos one of the many Operas | think of anyoot the impudent adventures ot Brer Minute: Tt is) a dreamlike, fanciful poem, Rabbit to enjey the piecé, written, we Toay be Handel produced in hig -aeason at Covent Which stirred the Hnagination gure, With a twinkle in the eye, of Bantock, anid Garden. Ite Overture foriginally written Tor with this as subject, he wrote a ‘ Comedy Over- Stringg and Oboes only) is a good example 5.0 A. Viotas Biecrran ture’ for Orchestra. of the form Handel usually employed. It con- Bantock himself gives us the atory, thus :— aiste of a slow section, then-a quick portron; a by Mamronm Havwarp fugal style, next a few connecting bara in slow Aonata i n t E cee e deere acs ; ven oF ve Hairetel wae oeinibad thitteeisbheseure time, and l a s t l y a good-humoured dancing rgee ces LR, OFT, Mone to a mysterious message, which bide him come & Miovedrernt., Ps ae ee ea reg sais tems to deep one night: within tess Precinets i he i r In Hammersbach {from Bayarian Dances *} aa eee Half eeie haltnae " 4.55 Gwiaprsa Name Elgar ie learn id oe : S a g isjseen8HN é a meee)t eNightNght eehas) EpriFUNG s occ e Rice wet he Pek alSherryferaln t leas,SBT,andFe WOnGOrSs,gay, s h oW u i l t dyIi,be 50filledcapes,with wistfulthought.

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t Reet creas Tae Binrincham Sriuniw Mesa (Violin) and Orchestra AUGMESTED OncmEsTis Concerto in A Minor, flanetz haa an influsnee on Op, 82.,..,.... Ghasenow Canon 5, BLOFIELD (Lender, Faank CanxTe.} life end. aftaira, Mars, for Conducted byJosernLewis W. A. Tvssen(Tenor) and Orchestre cxamplo, ia the Bringer of conducts the Service that will be relayed R e c i t . . Comfort ya, my people"... 1 { ! Hantoip Witutams {TBari- Messiah *) a War, Saturn the Bringer of from Birmingham Cathedral tonight, Arr, Every valley shall be exalted } Handel” home} Anant Rawwoes Old Age, Uranusetho Magi- OecHEeres “> : clin, marl a on, iViolin) Holst, in his orchestral Suite The Plancts, aires ORCHESTRA Symphonio.Porm, ‘Don Juan". . Richard Strause: at expressing a series of emotions in keeping with Prelude to ‘Romeo and Juliet’ Robert Chignell (THE music is founded on a poem of the tho traditional sipnificance of the planets. i Hungarian writer Lenau (1802-1850). He. | In Mare we have what Holat himself haa 9.12 Hano.p WILLIAMS and Otehestra presents the Don as a man in search of an ideal ‘ called ‘sheer brutality and the senselesunese of The Yeomen of England(“MerrieEngland'} German woman, in whom he can enjoy all perfections strife.” This is the spirit of relentless horror in Drake’: Drum...) (from ‘Songs of the Soa ") Heis continually disappointed, and finds nothing but weariness in all his adventures, At length almostathroughoutks aatooatheatneepioce atand etealtmins a& The * Old:- Superty’ Stanford Disgust (for thus ia Satan f ii en cumulative force that becomes almost unbearable. ool aan Saumoxs and Orchestra os cena rs sinidl tty Bite edged an thie iaens 7" u SEC ES ieee ace feck oe el : 1.88 ne kota eta - cuir Wie fini, then, in the minsie all the I of: _ euneres Naise baa Oe con Dabelee (1) Quick; (2) Blow ;: (4) Very quick Don Juan—his youthful fire, the maidenly charm’ So aweet is she (Anon., 1 Cent, ‘ : i of women, and then thé philanderer's disappoint- The Virgin's slumber gong ..6+.¢+0+++-+s Heger 99.§ Haroro Witaiams ment and spiritual defvat. 1 Jerusslern the Golden sede ee ao i eibicrn Snaith In Summertime ‘oth Brecon, wietacle cae ce Tecan Poel Mesa r ib Vhen lights go rolling round thesky..2c2refand a 478 Baxp te oe e ’ Pale Moot. ieee ees esa ee Logan, arr. Krei, Andante (Slow Movement) and Capricious Rondo MY love's smarbutuas+---s--+seeceee Stanford gah Dantes. ccecenee ine Fala, arr, Kreialer 1 ca ae 10.15 Oncwesrna Pits ‘ = DETER ieee ee ee eet eens oo cna kot .: r . ¥ Firat Trish Rhapoody ...ccccseeuesene Stanford On Hearing the First Cuckoo in Spring .. Deliwa = 10.30 EPILOGUE W.7. H. Toserae , ~Traeyine ieoescala cae aaa Ear and Veeck Bhie is far from the Iend ...... 0..... Lambert ates PISA Sat NS an lac erateesSet a ins pare act re cele aa ETE MontaguePhillipe ieee : THE RADIO TIMES. a net Of roland: o.eeaess Eric Coates ‘TES Woodland: Sketches ...... 5+ - -MacDowell The Journal of the British Broadcasting Introduction to Act II«-) ay capectartncach Toa Wild Rose; Will o’ the Wisp; Autumn; Corporation. Dance of the Beomatieas: ae? rape } ety aa cae rae eee aun : Publishedevery Friday—Pice Twopence. ay oe ee ees 2. Woodlan wichea, orginally written far ap . 5 520-5.20 5 30 5,RB.Bi jJrom London T Pianoforte, are amen the bun peprnest tokens Editorial addres : Savoy Hill, London, of MacDowell’e offection - the countryside, WC. 8.0 S§.B. from London (9.0 Local Announcements) Tn theese piesss we hear how. hia imagination Pee ; responded fo the legendas and folk-lore of Euro eeeeectaie ielly 19.38 EPILOGUE (he spent some years in study and teaching m Saue & SEF 7 - ee x Germany,and kuvwed ta travel in England and rese 10.40-11.0 THI BILENT FELLOW SHIF Scotland), and to the beauties of the wood- (Sunday's Programmes continued on page GO" \

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600 = RADIO TIMES- [MM ARCH 23, 128. , | ——— a Tn‘ the Near Bature.. News and Notes from the Southern Stations. Hull. Liverpool. travelled all over the world, wae President af the Cardiff Branch of the Pederation of “Die | A series of miternoon talks, entitled * moray The last part of the evening programme on ehurged Bailors and Soldiers andwas the firet Origins of Surnames,’ will be given on April 2 Puestay, April 3, will take theform: of a. Pastoral, cheeted representative-for Wales on the Exect=| 16, and May 7 and. 2) by Mr. Frank W. W hite, entitled ‘In Search of Spring,’ music being tive for Great Britain of the Comrades of the Recrotaryof the Young People’s Institute at Hull, provided by the Station Octet and verse and (read War, prose téadings by Frederick Corpe. Manchester. The religious service, at which the tidress Daventry Experimental. Tha Soul of Nicholas Sujpelers, a play by Jerome is to be given BY the Revi W. T. 4 '. Sheppard, K. Jerome, which, with ite stafaring characters, will be relayed from St. Anne's Church, Edge the tehipion service on Sanday, April I, will will take hateners jnbo the enchanted resin ‘of Hill, on & inday, April 1.. The omsice will be by relayed trove Carr's Lane Chorech, Birmingham, mystery and the unknown, is to be broadcast sung by the Church Choir, directed by Alfred and conducted! by the Rey, TJ ie“ih, on Monday, April 2. Benton, Bosth Unwin (haes) and Nora Desmond Plumeuth. A yanety programme on Toeaday, April 3, will (soprano) are among the artiste taking part in a include items by Leonard Gowings, (tenor), Balad Coneert between 1.30 and 10 pom, on The addrees at the Stadio Service on sunday, Ronald Gourley (entertainer), Rex Costello Monday, April 2. Apri 1, willbe given by the Rey, Gea” HB, Ryves (character impressions), and incidvntal music A programme of chamber music by Gordon andthe musical portions by ithe Belmont. | from famcas Viennese Waltzes by the Station Wesleyan Choir. | Bryan (pianoforte), 8.0. Cotterell (+ larinet), arid Octet, directed by Frederick Brown. the Midland String Quartet has been arranged The firat of a short. series of talke, ontitled “Onlistening 10 Music,” will be given‘on Monday, for Wednesday, April 4, | Ga raf. April 2, hy Maisie Radford, who, with her -sieter, Two plays producedby a Vinden will be Evelyn Radford, will give illustrations on the Niedzielskt ( pianiet) and May Huxley (soprano) given on Satorddy, Ape il 7—Sister Geta, ome af widlin woul pianeforie rexpectirely. will be heard in the course of ao concert on the little playa of St, Francis, hy Lawrence Sunday, April 1. Houseman, andThe ivdafarer, by Kingsley Lark. Bournemouth. Orehestral ibema from all the chief works of The afternoon conecrt on "Tucaday; Apwil dy The Romance and Risks of Smiugyling* is the Gilbert and Sullivan will be played on Monday, tobe given by the Birmingham Military Band, title of Mr. G. P. KK. Gallimore’s talk on Tueaday, April 2. Topliss Green and Raymonde Amy are ineludes the Overture to Hasrniello and a pelec- April 3. to sing old English Ballads, with the musio by tion fram Coralleria Rusticana, together with The Service for the Sick on Thursday, April &, Sullivan. pianoforte solos by Cora Astle and jnterludes by will be addressed by the Rev. J. PF. Thornhill, Vordi'a Requien will be given by the Cardiff Percy Owens (entertainer). Vicar of St. Andrew's, Bournemouth. Musical Society at the fourth concert of ‘the ‘Favourites of the Naughty "Nineties ' is the A short organ recital by Mr. Fredenck P. season in the Park Hall, Cardiff, on Good Friday, tile of an interlude by Ivan Firth and Phyllis Bravicr will precedes the religious servico to be April 6. The aglotets areLilian Stiles-Allen, Astra Scott in the vaudeville programme for Saturday;| relayed from the Ponshon Memorial Church on Desmond, Parry Jones, and Joseph Farrington. April 7. Other artists who will contribute fri Sunday, April 1, at which the address will be An interesting talk, entiiled * In a. Tropical Mario de Pietro (banjo and mandoline), Mane; given by the Rev. H. Ty Maddeford, of East Gaol,” will be given by Mr. Eddie Wiliama on Gilbert) (character studies), and the Astoriand’ (Hitt Congregational Church, Bournemouth. Baturday, April 7. Mr, Williame, who has Dance Band.

Leading Features of the Week. N.B.— All items heard from 5XX can also be heard from 2L0 TALKS (3XX). MUSIC. VAUDEVILLE AND VARIETY. Monday, March 26, Monday, March. 26, Sunday, March 25. (GB) 3.0. Delys and Clarke. 5.0. Mrs. Cottington Tayler: * The Making (XX) 3.30. A Programme of Musie by ay ot Easter Cakes.” W, cs Whittaker (from Newcastle). Tuesday, March 27,

(GE) 9.0. A British Composers’ Pro- (GXX) 6.0). Johnsen Brathers and Greenop, Tuesday, March 27, gramme. Wolseley Charles, Doris Palmer, 7.0. Su Wilham Lawrence: “A Garden in Monday, March 24. Leslie Paget, Teddy Brown. — a Window Box.’ Friday; Mareh 30. (OXX) 2.45, A Fianoforte Recital by Jturhi. Wednesday, March 25. (SXX) 10.35. Muriel Geerge and Ernest Tuesday, March 27. Butcher. — 70. Mr. J. M. Venn: “A Retrospect of (9GB) 7.45. A. Symphony Concert (from British Agriculture.’ Cardiff), DRAMA, ETC. 7.25. Professor A. V. Hill: * Shall) and Efficiency in Running. Wednesday, March 28. (GSXX) 8.15, “The Nicht Fighters,’ A Radio Thursday, March 29, (OX) 7.45. The Catterall Quartet (from Play by Cecil Lewis. Manchester). Tuesday, March 27: 725, Mri RovSe Lambert: *-Proneers of (XX) 9.35, A Chopin Recital by Virginia social. Progress—~Edwin Chadwick.” McLean (09GB) 1030.. ‘InChinese Waters, by 9.15. Sir Landon Ronald: " Reminiscences Vivian ‘Tidmarsh, of Sir Herbert Tree, Sir Charles Thursday, March 29, Wednesday, March 28. | Santley, and Caruso.’ (] Remember * (iGB) 7.30. Bach's ‘Mass in’ B Minor,’ series.) sung by the Birmingham Festival (5X) 9.45. ° The Man of Destiny,’ by George Bemard Shaw Friday,,March 30, — Choral Socwety, Thursday, March 29 Friday, March 10. 7.29. Professor C, H.Desch: ‘Metals in (SXX) 8.0. “A Womane Reason,’ A Dra- the Use of Man—The New Metals.” (SAX) 6.0. A National Symphony Concert matic Play by Jeffery Fernol. of Elgar's Works, conducted by the (OX) 9.35. *Charlot’s Hour.’ Saturday, March 31. Composer. 7.25. Com. the Hon. J: M. Kenworthy, (GB) 6.0. “The Ballad of Black-Eyed Saturday, March 31. : NLP.: The Position .of Britain m Susan, Scena by John Gay. and (XX) 9:35 * Piccadilly Dally,’ A London Revue. theWorld of Boxing.” Alfred Reynolds.

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mouth? ‘90 DASCE MUSIC a time by the second (oa climax: anda tall prenecte this). From thie material rome powertully force= Tur B.EBC. Danck OscniesrTea, personally conducted by Jack Payre ful, drama tit iiasic’ is bolt up Dees and: Coen (Entertainere) 7.10 Ceorraeys Dans [Tenor] To a Mininture® ...2. 2... ee ee eee eeee ee ee 4. LOZELLS PICTURE HOUSE ORGAN Jute Mnste isn cee ae ee ee Treni From Ainningham PAUie ee . Orenenivn Fraxk Newman (Organ) ORCHESTINA Gvertare to’ Rosamunde* 2... 2 ae chabert Pilerims” March (irom the Y Talian’ Bymphony} Anracn Waoeciesworth (Baritone) a & file haath Tie The Beat of o Possionate Heart... ..: Phillipe ' Estudiantina” Waltz Waldienfed The Hind Ploughman .....+ Coniageby Clarke 135 Grorrger Dass Faank NEWMAS Three English Lyrica. ff ha power ee Stephenson * Le Cinguantaine".... Gabriels farie Ente'acte, OROMESTRA * Mercenary Mary’ ..... Youmans Selection from Bute of Torsional Musi Lio * Foust © Triumerct (Dreaming) +...... --. Sehemarn Caleriige-T cuba Suite of Ballet Music from * Faust’ .... Gmimod 6.0 A MILITARY BAND CONCERT Is it clean? Bakoczy March from * Faust Berkut LOS A Bie Y Mth 5.0 A BALLAD (Contiralito | YOU often wash your face. You bathe. You CONCERT THE WIRELESS shampoo your scalp. You wash your hands before OnLIve Gorr Minrrany Barn, each meal—not only wash, but scrub and soour (Sopranc)}; Ham, eondue bed by them oth soap: Why? You polish your teeth, Qostigas- [Bari- B..WaLnron Do you ever really clean your Mouth itself? ‘To be fone}; BARE L Dor kEL. sure, YOU tinse it after polishing your técth with a BHoriaso: (Pine Overture to * Nell brush and some paste or powder, but do you Porc| bwyn ..Gernnan imagine that that cleans the Mouth itself ? OLivEe Corr 6.3 Lipa Sermocrn lt is more important to clean the The Lag with the Sepuicilla (* Car- cle Liciate cer men")... 2 Mouth than the hands or face Arad, orn Ae, Rriskey Lowe Lilt T think of vine, iy on seamed Fraser YOUR Mouth is the most important organ of your Bwese Time,vou old gipey body. You use it for sa hours of each dat. Every Haydn Weacal Arthur Wriggheaworth (left)sings: an the concert, from Geoffrey Dama (righ) in T H u h i l . . c= ‘aly morsel you eat, every drop you ‘drink, every breath Birmingham this afternoon, and you breath bas to pass through that Mouth—cleain 6.7 Maren Rernanp the concert af Light lite al 6.45. 415 Baxp or unclean... Just for the sake of cleanliness iteli, Fioniths Francaise Suite from. “(ur- when you come to think of i t ; that Mouth deserves Hochwainn men" ..... deel attention occasionally. But the real, vital impor- tance i s . far deeper than t h a t : ‘Prelude, Broverea ssa eve Debuany Prelude, The.Toreadara *; biterntaxo, © Tice: The Gavernment Hoek, arr, AfarDowell fturne "> Paateacte,* TheTh Birngoone of Alcala” Health authorities, any Doctor, any Dentist, any alga pede pa te ae | ee CapayDanes other trained s c i e n t i s t , will tell you that the Mouth Coericas is the ideal developing ground for bacteria and §.15 Hanny 6.300 Loa Seymour Dia plareia Harald Sanenurl So tansyhours, eo mnuny hanes... . Barlonaniior perms, the vital control point for every person's | io Sabet Ty ce care i? Ee tate Peiiehern MW titania health, e f f i c i e n c y and attraction. Bacteria fnd-in RE oe eae Satie ites a be pe the mouth,” says.a recent Governmentbulletin, “all 5.22 Onive Gore April Love arnion Forested the conditions most favourable for their develop- apbee Bk) a fearless Frank la Forge £38Bawn ment... Now all mouths, ven che healthiest and Be shill, Blnotchind. .... eee Andersen First Gallet Air (hic * Boznnitnide 4 Scladhert cleanest, contain these different types of bacteria;”” Rumaso ; 6.45 Lexpa Sermore Unless the Mouth be really cleaned out-occasional- 6.99 Manet Ty, the throat, the t o n s i l s , the gums, the minute Preah ee aad eee ed we ag wn Liador Pe the Foreee yea d cs ake < abet eee Ure haikoowky A: Blackbird Ringing: 2 lessee erevices between the teeth (which no brush-camever Fork LORMAN oop nee ee oo 2. Sirtteadt reach) connot help carrying myriads of these germs. Bing w song of Bixpendo soe eee dee Lee ipens Peele ess et eaean Caprice (genre Scarlatti) ...... Paderewrik: $52 Bano NOWgerms atethe outcome, the essence of disin- Selootion from Suite," The Faney-Dress Ball’ tegration, decay, uncleanness. The microbes in the 538 Harney Coerioas Ttubsnisteciy Mouth are inevitably unclean. And, come, to if a ing Piatt ee ea epkea aches | Srhabert 9.0 A SONG RECITAL think of it, i it pleasant to realise that every morsel 1 OWT ee ss fare eee ee by you cal, every drop you drink, every breath you : dois Enwes (Soprano) and Kern Farixen breathe % carrying with it into your system a bad 5.45 Tae Camneex’s Horr (From Birmingham) of these microbes? Songs by Ethel Williams (Contralto). ‘The (Baritone) Undaunted Siule," a Play by Florence M. Austin, Jois Eines and Keith FPALEXER Walter Heard (Flute) Why sigh'st thoi, Bhepberd ty. ees, ore. Angelos Bong Se ieee eee | Dobiegtoch IT 18 SO EASY TO 6.30 Tore Stexvat, Greewwice;: Wrataes Font- 5.8 Joan Evwes HAVE A CLEAN MOUTH cast, Timer GuxEenat News BrLeerin Belected Songs Far quicker (and g.45 LIGHT MUSIC 9.15 Kern Faresce more’ simple) Prom. Birmingham enok, Toe Ae eamose a ee peal Orr, Sharer than washing your hands Relya Cotes. Tin PisnsGnam Srupio OeRecnesrTea, conductod oe Taihigen Pow by Praisk Cartenn S22 JOAN ELwes nod Khetre Fateh lain water will-not doit, Germé thrive and mul- Letts wander ». pei Heee ne ene de) tiply with amazing ‘speed in-plain water. ‘But‘add a- Overbure to ‘ Fierrabraa* .6....2.... Seibert Selection from ° Bntsa-Brec’ By deareat, my farrest ..,...... -> Pursell spoonful of Milton.to a tumbler of water, and ringe Mowebion and Finck Bound the trumpet... cake e eee your Mouth. with that, and it gives an absolurely Clean Mouth, There is conclusive and complete & o stage composer, Schubert seems to have $.30 Mr, Texvon Ciuaree reading The Kiev proof-of this fact in the latest medical: reports, oA been almost a foilurs. He wrote about Accelerator.” by AL, Wells Clean Mouth and a wonderfully freshened and mixtecn Operas and Operettas—vet how many of sweet Mouth. Milton is everywhere, Try the theseare heard miwadays t 10.0 Werarane Forecast, ARceko (Goexireat, nevor News BoLietis result. 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ss ROBB WILTON 9-15 Tee Gocores’s Hocre; A Alory. far Bows : 2Z¥ MANCHESTER. “Sone: * The boys, the bull and thebees "(Burnet Fallow) will take his stories and otter on four round and one for Girk, * The Two Caskets" {from the the Stations this week, au-will be able te hear 12.4-1.0 Gramophone: Ee: ‘ o r d s Orange Fairy Book). “The Hiirnionions- Black- him‘ from Manchester on Monday, Cardiff and Franea. } amith * (Handel, pi avid by Hilda 2.30 London Programme relayed trom Daventry Belfast. on Tuesday, Neweastle on Thursday, Songs from * The Fish Shop * (Srahe), by Peter Glagaw on-Friday, and Aberdeen on Saturday, Howard 2.0 BROADCIST To SCHOULS + erent

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Elgar 7k Mavrice Cone and Orchestra 4.50 Baxp Twenty-third Concerto, in A (RK. 453)... .2fosart Soeléction from * H.M.8, Finafore"...... Salliean Froca Woonwas and Orchestra fons Boors Let the bright seraphim (‘Samson").... Havel CR en eerie cease hod wnteli sod acai David Kemp Trumpet Solo, A, H, Tsorsas MAW ee ws iap-arsmelatel acaieahsepearate ateaicen Forster CRcnesTr a he SOBpaii cicicancia noe eases ORR Three Spanish Dances ...i..2.00+8 Granados UH aa bias nce ee ee ee ce Ree GrxeraL 10.15 Werativer Forecast, Srcoxsp H. §.15 Bayn a News BouLerc , a QSifBeata Petite Suite de Concert a Uniéridgd-Taylor, arr. Wintarbetton 10.30-11.15 IN CHINESE WATERS Nanstte’s Caprice; Question and: Anewer: From Birmingham EI needs a razor blade A Love Sonnet; The Frisky Tarantella A Play by Vivian Tiomanse. Produced: hy fran? Vibes Eroonre WAssent that will stand up Vira ad Necture fi A Mlat ec ele oie Chopin Big Bill’ Jix, a Globe Trotter Stvant The Coquette and the Nightingale (hrom.* Ghoyes- Frederick Wilson, Captain of the 8.8. ‘Kwantung’ to its work, suchas JonM Mosse cad) 2S op eee a ge win Granuios Philip MacGregor, Second Officer... Worriey t fs RANADOS (1807-1916) found Inapirntion Georme Adama; Purser... ea ALLES a for his moet. important compositions in the Stanley Jones, Wireless Operator | © iS work of Francisco Goya, the celebrated Spanish Wittts Hoores i 1 eCLIPSE: SAFETY RAZOR | painter who died Herbert, Burrows, . + m April, 1828. THe Owner's Agent i BLADES - ‘ cohopered & aot. of HEsny BoUTLiIN f = ‘ which det to the Pianoforte preces Ah Foo, a Pirate calbect Goynncas, aruArT VINnpiw

ofit! wivirig in. another 7h | eS readin... impes- Steve. The cabin ob. the re | THE “ECLIPSE” GUARANTEE.| sions of thé scence = dometied ty the captain ovr board i Bey. a packet of 0 '* Belipes ! Blades from the &.8. *Kowiirt- fartish, He ‘nlen voor mio.) suppiee jar dE omakls po obialo, tong." ] Sd eto made). Ti, etter ose 2, poo imma an. Chere ame pet tniivdy.cakiefied, retoro: thee & tele j | ditechb6o% mid your |/f- wi}! 6 nite, Soe upon the -epinodes Sima IT. On =Ssoesas he trewted din these the bridge: 5S for Obtseinable fram 10 for Pranoctorte piects. twenty-four V/8 Houal suppliers 3/4 howd later. The = f Bann 2 BG “Kwa ibn ~ Made hy f JAMES NEILL & CO, (SHEFFIELD)LTD. Exotic Dance aidonte Wasserman, the piamst, and John Booth, tenor, take huts yust lott Steel Manglociorers, Mascagni, tirr, part iia the Mitt Band Concert that will be broadcast Shanghiat for (DEPT, FSi NAPIER ST,, SHEFFIELD Grol Frey from Birmingham this afternoon Hong Kang. al

_- Mann Bs. 1928. ] — RADIO TIMES—— 600

_ __—_— eens _ Tuesday’s Programmes continued (March 2 7 )

CARDIFF. 353 MM, The First Movement (Quick -and lively} 4.30 Quarter SWA #50 ke. opines with a striking itth mots of tour notes, Grertore te * The Biren? cious as a eae whith pervades the Movement almost from Entrarte, "Tho Thamsant *. 2 ooo Pletcher 939 London Programme relayed from Daventry begniming to encl. [tis not always 20 imperative Selection from * The Beggar's Oper" in ii6 summons as of the openme ;) sometinoers Cay and Anatin 4.45. Dororax Momrox : "Ancient Cookery Lit- it in a more penth reminder, quite in the back- erabiure | ground of the inusic, ond this is the ease an o 5.0 Mrs, Mary Haroraves: | hathoiwel Lee

69 Jowx Sreax’s Canuroxn Cenesniry On- minute ofbed, when {just after two dowd ehords —The Mad Dramatist * PneeTia, relayec: fram the Carton Westar follerae] by the peering nue | in the Horn alone), f contrisling- line creeps in, 8a feminine ancl $15 Tae Camones’s Hovr: ‘Tales from Toy- 6.15 Tur Comoren's Horn welling os the frat tune war mascoline ond land (2. Sharpe), played be the Sunshine Tria: 6.0 An Qecan Recrrat Cerinere, “The Humming Top,” The Fan Dance, ‘The * Oot of theee byo musical themes (representing Reluved from the New Palace Theatre, Bristol Three-legped Bear.” onal ‘ March of the ‘Toy tro enitions) the Movement is niuade, Soldiers. ‘The ‘Three Bells,’ *‘The Christmas 6.30 8.8. from Lorton The Second Maremecit if a epee of connected Tree,” and ‘The Long-eased Clock’ from: * The Vaerniatione on o longainiwn Theme thi has two Corner' (Hlatch), sung by Betty Wheatley, 7.0 Toe Sramox Dinecton: ‘To-day and To- thstinet sections, the first a, sinuous melody _Storita told to Polish Children,’ by Hobert morrow, 2oelading the mooeth's Ww orkat the - ond the second wugeestiveo of n fanfare. Roberts Station A Schermist have gaiety, tot that in the Fifth Symphony haa omni23rd] a homo, 6.0 4.8. from London Oncuesrest. Mvaw from the Theatre Royal 715 After running ite-courao, it leadu, by a remarkable 7.25) SB. from Jeverpoot passage that mrouses curiosity and worka up 6.30 S20. from London excitement, into the Finale, a bold roartial 7.45 A SYMPHONY CONCERT Movement, Tis eouree is interrupted for a 6.45 Onoweeraa, Meso (Continued), directed Relaved from the Colston Hall, Gristol moment by a ghostly refurn of oa rhpthmic by Biicnen Dore Relayed to Daventry Experimental fragment from the Scherzo, anal then the Marth bursts forth again, ond carries the Symphony 7-0 Mr. PF, A FRayc, Poultry Commeiner Fiona Woonman (Soprang) of the Ministry of Agneulture : * Pouttry Keop- on te a trimmphait end, Marnice Cone (Pianoforte) ing asa Ruraland Urban Inthstry* Tee Cavpirye Stratis (ecerstTes 9.0 Weathor: Forecast, Nowe 715 88: fram Laonclovy Anerpented by 9.15 BEYMPHONY CONCERT 7.25. 5.8, Jrom Larerpool Tur Teiwrot Sysriony Oncwesria (Confined) (Leader, Leowann Broerrni.p) Oi CmTIE 745 THE MINNEHAHA AMATEUTE Conducted by Seon ° Wond of Youth "Site ei eeaa sé ee bir HENNEY J. WOOD AINSTRELS So boy of twelve, Elgar wrote geome music Interlocuter, H. Aumsron Ger Pee Eb a tosh abe ae are ake epee does Rarh, arr, Wand for a children's play. In 1907 be revived Conductor, Anson Bexxeer MELTS ia a eollection of pix Bach piecos, nearly this, and arranged it for Full Orchestra, in the all taken from his music for keyboard form of two Suites. We are to hear the scond At the Pine, Suxsey Wea estromemts. “Bir: Henry Weood- has. -seored of thea. Tt ootains the following : March, Deus and Effects, Hasey Rownasn these pices for mexdorm orchestri, bet in doing The. Fattie Belle, Mothe aed Butterfies, Fountain Stage Manager, Prask Dowver a0, he bis toc te adheres faithfully throughou Dance, The Tame Bear id the Wild Bears, Producer, HannayBix to the spirit of tho original. Macnice Cone and Orchestra The First (Very quick, swift mpd light) t the 9.0-12.0 SB. from Londo (8.95 Twenty-thind Concerto, in A (K. 483)...fosert Local An- third Prelnde of Bach's famous Forty-cight nieste} Prelodes-and Fogues, The Wellenperee Cihatier for performance this Coneerto (Qavier-kevhound instrument—in Dach’s day, N OZARTat onewroteof the subscription cancerte- which 20T MM. Harpsithord or Clavicghord). ‘This is damty and hegaye in. Vienna, ir 1 TRS. 6LV LIVERPOOL. bo ke, delicate throughout, Muted Firms maintain « Tt-is mo cheery, urbano work, in thres Move. Hottering figure, and there ore light Woodwind monte, the Firet of which rm bolt on two graceful 200-5.15 Londen Pogniente relayed) from chords, themes, both given out by the Bolwat. Daventry The Senond piece te a Lament taken from the The Second: Movement, called Sicifiana, is Coprice om the departure of a dear brother, for gfter the style of the smocthhy-flowingcountry: dance from Sicily, in two-time, each beat being 4.0 Tiondon Proaraninea telaved5 fron DaveaVvieniry r Clavier, fhe Third piece i@ talen from the Third divided into three parts, $15. Tae Carones’* ‘The Laat Movement is a aportive Ronco, the Hour: All. Change! Olavier Partita, It. a Seherso (Very quick, Bonga: "Trains! (Calfatly): “The ‘Traction rhvthmical), Bach most have been one ofthe chief tunte being played reapectively by Piano, Engine * ( Marchant); * Riding on the Dinan first composers to usethe Ttalian worl * aeherzo * Flite andBasson, aril Clirineta. Troin’ (Ofernbe: Jeiets), Bbories ¢ * Speeding up as 8 Teoacal tith, [ta literal noeanis ig is * eat, ; From Woopsan ond: Orebestra the Ten-Fifteen * ait * Express Cattle * (7ohne The Fourth piece ia the Gavotte-and-Musette Let the bright soraphim (‘Sanson ").... Handel Crokam). Poem: ‘Tho Dream Town Teoin’? from the Sixth English Buite (ior) Clavier}, ‘Trumpet Bolo, A, B, Trorsas (Afary Farrah) *Muselte * was ornminally: the naoof on instr recat of the bagpipe kind, Ite dreamy chor- Oecametna 6.0 London Programe ne hel tron Daventry acer et well BTipeestel if thicket pHioce, which Sir Three Spanish Dancis: fae 2 eeae ee » Grinnmles Henry Word bie scored as a’ deheate trio for 6.30 S.B. from London, % Obeo, Viola: and Horn. 10.15 ROBB WILTON 7.0 Mr, Eexger Eewanps (Bee "): Sports ‘Talle The Filth piers (At a steady pace, mystical) ia In Btories ond Patter another Prelndetrom The Well-Tempered: Clavier. Tb. Sofrom London 10.3 Loéal Announcements Sir. Henry Wood bas said: ‘This... always siigeests to mo aa litth Gothic sicde-chnpil in 10.35-12.0 &.8. from London 7.25: Prof, A. XY. Ase: * Greek Plays for ALolern L fichier —Y, APs which one donely supplicant is praying fer- Lopboncs and i Fraga ™ “hig vent,” The joveus Finale ja thé Prelude from. the 2ZY MANCHESTER. 384.0 Mi. Third FPortita- for Bolo Violin, af which Sir 780 kG, 7.45-12.0 5.07, from London (9.35 Local Announce.

Howry Wool has provided ‘a “brilliant modern Merits) orelestral wank, 115-20 TUESDAY MIDDAY SOCIETY'S

fiona Wootwas and Orchestra CONCERT 2LS LEEDS-BRADFORD. 7372.4 Relayell from the Houldeworth Hall Fanvette s: Ait. ys sassreac ei cree Cy O80 kc. & 1190 bo. Flute Obbhoenty played by Hmany Evass H. Lewis Eaeterr (Bariton) ; OnceTEA \ALTHUR Srencen (Mtanotorte} 200 London Programa relayed from Daven ry Ee ey EERO ls ease aie acc a Boethoren. 230 London Programme relayed from Daventry B15 Tar Cunmpeess Hore: John Calling We: .octhe Fifth” ge great on favourite (Treble). *Tho-Secret Poth © (2, Farpeor) * Surely not onlybecause of ite tenefulness, 3.50 Mesicbr Tar Sratiox Qranrer tia variety. of moccs, ond: its brilliance, but, shove Waltz. *Tho Emperor" ...... fohann Stratcse 6.0 Londen Programe rebored fram Daventry nl. bieise tischit intone: Tiorelies on no Selection from * Philemon and Baweis * Gownel ‘programme, but liver a fuill-ond satisfying 6.30 S28. from London lite im every one of ite Movements, We can 4.15 Hreess Cecne (Entertainer) 7:25) 8.8, from Liveryrool reat dno 1 whatever ideas we like, eo long ms OGEe tests cee rae eee case es Oe Wye

we donot obacnire the fsaenitial dignity anal Laney 5 ei. 0. pobdes vices ie ae COO 7.45-12.0° 8.8 from Condon (9.35 Local Announce grower Of j5, lar-sweceping thought. Vou Murnt’s Notestae a a ee Bradshaw rerits}

_RADIO TIMES — titaniciaa3. 128.

Tuesday’S Programmesccontinued(March 27)

6FL SHEFF:ELD. 6BM BOURNEMOUTH. 326.1 Ma: 00 Bali 1100 ke. 920 kG. 2PY PLYMOUTH. 750 kG, aiell

2200 Londow Programme relayed from Daventry 2:30 London Programme relayed from Daveniey 2.30 London Programe relay ei from Dayeniry B15 Tur Camoren’s Hover: Ship Ahoy! 4.0. Dasce Mose by Tne Kixc'a. Han. Han- 5.15: Tae Camneen's Hous: Some. Secreta told ‘Round the World withFrancis Drake * (Hovland Mone Tes (dipstted by Ate. Woaaswareerr}, to the Mien pr cre 2:- Bi “chin, * The Seerct Path Walker), ‘The Beginning of the Royal Navy ' religrod from: the King’s Hall Rooms of the Re val (G. G. Jackson). ‘ Longahoreman. Billy * ((Ches- {Fleanor Pare on), * Helhind thet Soren ot Maisie,". Bath Hotel told by AL hens * Four Jolly Sailormen * (German), * Ria Moreton (Borough Organist) Chende* (Cer, aung. by Leonant Roberts. $15 Lowden PraCPL redayice 1 trad) Ey hhey | 69 ‘ THE: CAT-BURGLAR ‘Hompipe* (fandel, arr. Grainger), played by A Sketchby Hoverros Towser Hilda Francie 4.30 Daxck Mreto by. THe Ersa's Haun Han- Masia Tex (Continued) Presented by Tae Mickoawowes 6.8 London Programme relayed from Daventry The Squire Enc Morpes 6.0 Lendon PreeSTAI Fx; bray litrmao Deverniry Jackson (his chanteur) frees ARGUS: SMITH 6.30 S.B. from Lonlon Kitty (his daughter) . a MonBey aoce 630 5.8. .from London George Hastings ..ss:sce. CHARLES BTAPYLTOS 7.0. Pereosros:‘The Harvest of a Quiet Eye," anal Belectiona from myverses with Pianoforte Accom- 7.0. Mr. L, 3B. Gexny; ‘The Averuge Man's Opport anit * The Borglat piniment by Hinosa Francis Enthusiastic at the prospect of capturing a TES S.A. fromLondon 2.158.8. from London Cab. burglar known to be * working if ‘the 7.25 «63.8. from Liverpool neighbourhood, ithe Squire nna his chauwiieaT 7.25) 8.0. from Liverpoul lay elaborate planes. How theas were frustratesah 7-45-12.0 is, B. from London (9.35. Local Apievirrncains and how the cat-burghar was reaponsibta for 7.45 CONCERT PARTY-CIPATIONS—IV manta) domestic re-union will be heard -by Hateners this evening, A Light Entertainment in Two Parts

Devised and Presented ‘by W. H. Prrewas and ING NOTTINGHAM. 275.2. M. 6.30 S85. fron Lanoon Ri. Hann THeO ei. ‘Music arranged andcomposedby Rurenr Hari 7.0. Mr. Enc J. L:. Hotmax: "The. British Prehudda Chomical Industry—Iie Post-War Growth arid Ding-Dong! We re-introduce ourselves 220 London Programme relayed from Daventry Futura "—I Fart. I 5.15 THe Campren’s Horn TAS SB. from London ‘RUSTIC REVELRY * 6.0 Gondon Programme relayed from Daventry V2 “ae Jrom Liverpool A Beene depicting life in, * Cur Village” Fn evening in siamnbtr 6.90 3.8. from Landon 7-45-12.0 SB, from Laman (9.95 Local Announes Cast: , ments Te ACT. eccy hy ea ke c's + LEN Roperts 70 Mr. E. EH. Howsaro: * Tho Garden in April*

Sally (his daughter) ..., Win AngON The Oldest. Inhabi tant Wat Haney 7.15 SG. from Donen 6ST STOKE. 254.1 MM. * Dodo" Tracy ontheir | Eeatna Anson 1,020 KE. dock Tracy .. { Honeymom § Han Lexnano Tia 3.5, jrow Daverpool te : 1 2.30' London4 ProgrammeKe relayedhay from Daventrya Scene: “The Bull and Trout ® Ton 7.45-12.0 8.2.from London (9.35 Local Announce. noente) IFTEELUODE 8.15 Tee Criiprex's Hore Rorent Haw, und a Piano

6.0 London Prog TAN roln yes I freim 4 BT Fart I Daventry "His EVENING" 6.30 SB. fron Lenton or, ‘The Quaint Art of the Epitaph, with "A Min. Winter Nicat'’s Scrnam* a examples, Grave and Gay, ‘hy Cote Sant- A Miniature. Musical Comedy depiating life LOCKS "Up Weat-.

7.15 i. Fy, Jrom Lewion Lex Ropers 7.25 SLB. from Liverpool Sic John Gadity (Bobbie's Unele} Wat Haniey 145-12.0 S.A. from London (9.36 Lecal An- Sylvia (Robbie's Piancés) .. Berroa Anson Honeaee “) Lady Goadlly iv ie eee Che ewe,ER ARBOR SChérte * {a cabaret atar).... Panis Daw Major Fysh-Rissols . Han Lissa 204.1 MM. 55X SWANSEA. hO20 k.c. . Roper Hats.

‘Tha Sardine Tin,’ a popular night Beodne s 2.20 London Programme rcelayod from éluib Davontry At tee Piane, Rormer Aacn §.15° Tar Caruonex’s Horr: ‘Brun Pie? 80-120 5S.F. fron London (9.35 Local An- —A Programme of Odda-and nownecments Enda 6.0 Gramoplions Resorts

HULL. O20204.1ke.Mi. 6.30 S28. from Londen

TO The Rev, BR. 8. Rovers: "Hines. +r 930 Lendon Frogramme relayed fron Emiyn Cymracg—The Story of the Daventry Welsh Hyun * 6.15 Tae Cau.onex’s Hour 215 3.8. fron Donmdon ‘6.0 Londo Programme relayed) from . Daventry 7.25. S82. from Licerpool 6.30 S.8. from Denton 7.45.) SB from Caniuy 9.0 Town-and Country: Mr. J. Srmactan: §.0 Weather Foretast, News “The Farmer and Chi Cakes ' Pke Viel eevend (fadbebis limi vel S15. 5.8, jram. Conduf T15 8.48. from Lorton A WINDOW BOWERED IN FLOWERS. 7.25 8.8. from Liverpool This picture gives a good idea of how an ordinary window 10.30 Looal Announcements can be transhgured by the slalfal use of Mowers, Sur S28. from London 7:45-12.0 8.8. from. London (9.35 Local Aa- Wilham Lawrence will broadcast a talk ‘bn thé use. of 10.35-12.0 ninincements) window-boxes from London this evening at 7.9 (Turcaday's Programmes continued on gage G4).) | | |

| as : — RADIO TIMES — | Manan 23, 1928.) || Tuesday's Northern Programmes. J. M. Synge. | y IRemember —== : = = |

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Toy Melon cle Spat Hg a4 Once pr. 6.15 2—Chidren's Hoar 6.6:—Eitinora6.30— are 1 ee This earth tom Daventry Mari Heder(Concertinss breags. 1 back to Hecnrth (Soprane). geTey Ph ea : or tenderness that 2 I 1 Aei na €.0:- onHadona awe Proginaiiionie:a "eavetotsfroma: Ubbldire, te: 1 ape 6.45 3— 4H. eeheen a 7n eHr, c a g FranceFS Ales,f e r s . WH:C h e r t e e i e g taveniey. -6.30:—81), trom London loved Line 55.alorsfromdenenDiary— einem ent) "a ae: PAR human rela‘ ELT. | .le 718 5 eae ae ycadou 738: : = - 5 . E . i r h e k tilasgow. | and: fo a 7. TE will make you lengli Londen. 7.0 villag i taylor whey ek: R o e each 7 65 :—5-5. . Rae Bobertaon ime Pinaceae) as a apesLaniken,Le cepicl. about B r b c Hurtivte a n d ir.finna Ghgoy.eilicd =BG from go a found and 8 {2-—-Benuls> cDatoe MuseMable: Caecy(Baritone).Frith 4 eit, sir, that will $83.5,Carmen HiIrom(Mexro-Sopram}.Londen, +edp wouvee An whenhe he onceia BELFAST vO like7H 3 curtain.rh the (xior:f a r t GallerieGalleries | ap nn be Alan frotnBaw London,releventvm G a d KO, ae i e OWN. 9S. 'iy6-—an, . unde . Thi condition. of His i . 40s }lamented the agemg " : Programe relayed trom Tiavenlry, . 405.4 BT, 290 :—Loodon TeaeAe t r e e by the remark GLASGOW. $1 L a s i i a n Programinie hat he was comforted 55C Hug! rayne. i i a i b o n . Gtearcs,i “Ee rad Hs reat 5 1 Schools E a i t h MB.MM, BR. 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He i sHis fantasy does not a t - OW uU F folk matenal. | we live im; tempt anything« but the world or a SPirit- not bid f o r an extra world 2 dees wonderful experience, His tales are Inv [ ual because of : indecd but they are wonderful eS that are an them; the bow and the mountain women that Fage because of the men and i n them; because o f a l l the t h i n g s i and -tiot ets would, be ah spread the amount ever a number ot securities, that he knew and l e v e d 50 well, And Sheis sucheea course possible with so small a sum? the other writers rs a ‘ 1 this he differs from of feInvestmentco i i i t n a c y Trust divinity i t i s . - ByBS investing:1gin the Is. shares: the United Citizens: of h i s ‘quality. PhePoe quest after a “Secure a n i " : fundsfun 3 quan and h i s joy, you c u r e an interest in a well-managed, successful: T r u s t with investedested that i¢the= t h e IIrish n i s l writer'st o tormenteee =} £100,000 d not only. in England nor torment. -eeeedine ' spread over hundreds of investments, brought . t o >ynge neither joy exceeding f o r . these. * Men Perhaps he had no time in every part of the world. delicious burdens ' but and wornen and their on the capital is not merely a promise Security is unquestionable. A high return what he sought and wrote al, The shareholders are receiving regular ; were b u t a n accomplished fact. Already the o r d i n a r y esa a2 — ohpase life which income tax is not deducted, ee 87> per annum, fram a = quarterly dividends: o f “ ce hice rsa 2 oeee ee i fe ce i oy . annum 18 paid. , a Fs 7 = Oi per 4 oe L au preference shares r On the withdrawable P was a doomed man, he did not search E ‘i al O P- that he a greater being ; A ee for another world, and xceptio n portunity divining that he must quit the habitual-earth, F c n Pp spaces the companionablesun, the comforting could. really fathom these, o r savour Or very Investor. ere he full, t h i s l i f e t o the - 7 ? Sit invested Tc WF j [ is i t prohtably ak - © already. But your money i s . safelyOilinvested* ‘ eae - qa had Probably. : th it might b e yielding you a sale, regulate seete ae See: &*anOat te fs i t i #0 = aio hen neverning been completely: his, and from which annum ? q u a r t e r l y d i v i d e n d of 6% t o 8, per be parted. He would are receiving he should, soon deserves your c a r e f u l consideration, Other investors a —- so se eek This. matter a! a stand on these high rates o f i n t e r e s t : not fase and he would or ATG 1 O O KATC sums from £2 to £ 2 0 0 . Why on the s e a , ‘ e r e s t on bo'dings waters b e l o w . He l a t e s t audited Balance Sheet, list o f Mle loak at the sparkling Cut off the coupon oF send p.c. for a-meadow, a sunset, @ man, |’ investment, ' would look at and brochure dealing with the s u b j e c t o f a s though be must satiate his eyes with - could be, saturate * ‘ h e i r wonder, and, if it * aT . Trust, Ltd., being with a l l that he should not The United Citizens’ Investment hissieverywat ee iO wets : : 5, ( D e p t . P) , 14-15, Coleman 5 S ree ae a Dublin h o s p i t a l . A doctor * treet, L ndon, E.C 2. 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PROGRAMMES for WEDNESDAY,AMarch 2s" —— = 13-15 a.m, A | 2LQ LONDON and 5XxX DAVENTRY it ‘Lica fr wih gol. | Shore ReLicioia (261.4 iM. #50 GC.) OG04.5 MM. 18T kG.) MWerventh. Chamber Con: | BERVICE ‘eric, Secand Movamenb 10.30 (Daventry only) Tom Siena, Playod by Gonpox Brra® Crake widn WEATHER FaHikcast ings Reaeecivk ‘Cello Sonata begins with 108 (Darnry caily) Cramopheore i short show Movervent, in which Piecarda tha Cellos wiberanos ig pave snl att cimnet, “hers follows a cheerful qth 12.0, A: Balnap Cowcrer Movement, shartiig quietly, with ™ 7 ALAR Tosassronn {Tenor} ‘ toch on hbtime Sy Tere ort in: 6, aru Samer Chirronn (VWiolinecllo) awelling onb strongly at the half-way mark—the tip -of the bill; ome tvight 12:30 Tere EEC. Daxcre OncmwesTEea FaEV. Cella and Pranoforte animated by Porsonally tonducthed by Jack Parse tHectusa the Tinin idea all down the ether sicle, gan tharly come too tna LO-200) 6FPrascati's Gaceestaisa theetian about bt, Liteeted by trronans Haro, from The Second Movement of the Cean- Restaurant Frascati oerta whieh Baal irri 1th & warle fe ee We F Ernst of Weimar, is in mao Me, Ay Lioro dase: * : ne aoa anual by Duke Johann Linge two sectionsleioiehy one, with mn obvietts fddhetune supported by simple 2.50 Mucicak Interlnile harmonies in the bie, followed by om m0 Mr. J.C, Stonint and Misa Many quick tognl-atyle section, npoetly m Pwo AOMERVILLE: ‘Stories in Pootry—- worens ’ onby. On the keyboant ita A, Vietorian “Poetry " bans hppan. yea Te obsrposly Vit A THC ahee es TE wooulel be om mw Yio. aa Mirsical Interhite 2.45 Capit iL. F, Ev: -* Chor Interest 7:25. Prot, A.V) Brin: &eed; Strength, m: (tec Corernniont Y. ur Part in aod Endurance in Sport ¥, Skill and Making Laws Work" th ficiency Lil Riuimdng * 40 A LIGHT CLASSICAL CONCERT - Mary HiLiiaan (Soprano) 7.45 THE CATTERALL QUARTET CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT ‘THE STRArron. Sree OvARTRT:

ThORGeE Srratrosx (ist Vielin); Wioe- Relay frovi (ine Vemorinl Hall, Al a= Maw Masten (2nd Vielin}; Law- eheeler HESCR Ledsann (Viola): Jom Moone SOE. fron Adanehemer i Vrohornealya) Antarn Cattriany (ist Violin). Jorn Siring Quartet, int) (Op. i4, No. 4) Barpck ad Violm), Frask Pank Haydn {Vioki), Jonas Ct, Hook (Violoncello) 448 Marx Hoowanrn THe CatTTeRAL. QOoAprer, eaesiabad boy O-wnaat ich. doch den Wee Srewart Reoreen (Viola), (Cart PRECah ek wea a a etd as Fucus {Violoncells) Whorege sso ce ys oe ok Boo Bexcte ne Re aplanddeint aHM Madehentiesd (aug die Nasht) Dia Macehen apricss es Mera fy tlidabeiey | (* Verkiirte Nacht "ji... Selling MASTERS OF THE MICROPHONE—'G.B.5, 428 Ocaetrer | 815 app. Is tee Mawcnreren Strom Quartet, Op, 10 , Debanesy MM rt Shaw, who haz:iO been popular with the great Ensa Isnenwooo [Sopra Audience of iateners as a beilGant and" contrayersia A458 Miny Hittranp speaker, today joins ihe ranka of broadcast plapenghtia Th: Bar ees eee eee ite The Stranger’s Door , | —an event of outstanding interest and importance i Songs my Mother uahe iii: . aor

Acrose the Door .... -Haniilton Harty At Deynitig’ hee eee ee CO | The Rachray Man... J a Wind in ‘the Treeay cu os ek Theme 55 Otanter 0.45 Tae Macnpowsa Pouayvrena 8.25 app. CONCERT ; Sipe (Trifles) ssjcaue ee el (Continngec | Mirch of the LitthFolk: Tha Dba “THE MAN OF DESTINY’ Lath ; Red Murdoch Sextet. for. Strings, ‘HReeolleetiona .oF A. Trifle. by: Floremcas ose. ee Tehaiboraby 5.15 THE CHILDRESS HOUR: Morch Hares. “Huigha tind Hatta GEORGE BERNARD SHAW 9.0 WraTtHer Forecast, Seon bring News of the Great Contest" Faw Pency {adapted from ‘Alice through the : GESERAL NEws BouLeret Looking-Glass*); *Thea Story of the His NAPOLEOY 9.15 Mr. Vernon Bartierr: * The Way Chemist's Shop,’ by Stephen Bouth- — wold; with a trood Deal of othor Mac. Mangarecr MAacnors af tha World * ; pees aol Moonshine fbb Tie Baby 6.20 Local Annocuncementa: (Oaerniry 6.8 Musical Interlude The Lieutenant, Georce C. Baxicrorr oly) Bhipping Forecast 6.20 Tho Week's Work in the Garden, Giseppe Gram, Gronan peLara [ by tha Royal Horticultural Society The Seene is on: Inn at Tovarzano, oa few days 9.35 A CHOPIN RECITAL

—_— 630 Tom Sfoxan, Gnenswies; after the battle of. Loh. by Viaormia McLeax WEATHER Forrcast, Finer GEexErat ee yoar1028 acema fo .by a spocially interest. Noche mm F News BcLeetin ing your in the history of radio drama. We Masurka in A Miner 6.45 Musical Interlocde hws hed Hompo, JPursett, The Wight JP iphitors andThe Master Bisiverys with Speck yob to cone. Mazurka in 6 7.6. Ministry of Agriculture Tall: Mr, And, new, for the fret time, George Bernard: Shaw, d, MM. Yess, A Retroapect of British whdae name ghands pre-rrminently for British Drama 9.45 "Titik Micpeiea PLATTERS

Agrimnttire * im every coontry oof the world, aa given. pet i 7.15) THE FOUNDATIONS OF MUSIO missioy for a play of his to be broadesst.” TheAfan of Destiny, thotghone of Shaw's shorter plays, is one ‘THE MAN OF DESTINY" Bacn'a SovaTas ForViotapa of hig most boijliant. Th describes the «lash betwen tay Gans An (aes, Napoleon, sha young general, the vietar-of Lodi, Gronée Berean Saw played by Howsann Biss (Vicloncello) nnd the Lady, wha ia a apy juried ‘aden ia) Termini." It contains amonget much delighttwl dinlegue, a fine (See acne cotton) aod Gonpon Bayan (Pianoforte) gpeech by Napoleon on, England and: the English, — Somita No, 2, in D—Firat Two Move- "The play iacaiven by the Miacdona players, who-are 11.0-12.0 (Porentry anti) DANCE niunts known all over the countryfor their prods whions of Bhiaw, MUSIC? lay Wao a. Cantran

(Continued in éofimn 9.) seen | Hort: Gare; from the Carlton’ Hote}

— _— RADIO TIMES Manco 25,1828. | cont’d (Mar. 2 8 «= Wednesday's Programmes DoYou ==1) Sten DAVENTRY EXPERIMENTAL (491.8 Mi. H10 ho.) ISE STAT ea. ESF? ThHenE OPEV FOO Tae J.oc0os: BOP Draw PeeyeMIesiiks

aul bwite come | AYDEN was fond of Lordlon, MUSIC works—aond CHAMBER ovet bo condiet sume ol his From Dtirmrnghan incidentally to be ffted anc have a thoroughhy (Pianniorte) oncetl, ime. Two With, DADAAy Havdn'a Toth, was firet Cranks (Oboo) ‘This Symphory, Evcan he (then aged aixty-thres) heard inol?od, when Corrmmein (Clarmet) power the 3..C,. luc a benefit concert, In «tvle and (Bassoon) Ww. A. Ciance musi Jouks forvard. to. Beethovon. W. 8. Yorre (Horn) Minuet iso typical Havin dance Move- ? The S a l a r i e s ecthertl spirited Finale, in 1s D i l a yey eae woke e e eae _ ment, and the qtiek and Quintet, On, of a shepherd's fwlien opening drone Imea l i k e the tune ¢ho tee this mus. wha whiten mene. What is sour spare linn worth to yeu ? 7 pipe, recalls Haydn's love of peasant havea bietthe his middla twenties) li if you can write a geod letter=-it you A Beethoven Wa in we f i r u c l BLECH LEE | patil ap ti tele for Herat Y Woirk— You Cat fue truamed iilized Mbreart, anil nlm 7.35 OLIVE STURGESS to ear a shoond inconni Vole belace bers. tracea of the latter's infinence- Firet, a lively You peed not be a genius to lecome a. sqdoesstul here are three Movements—the Pouryiroi rester soulette ? (Why stay alone 7) writer... Many contobuters who dimtlia, ready mirkel- slow aretion | At el pene es being introduced by # ahort aro men and: waren wf cnt, Binnie for thele articles and: stories fh abate claw Movement, the Becois AD LESINS aoe ace iscese ncy Sis wed SRS em ad Trent aversgo ‘edscation. ‘Training wis the -ehert-cut- to and the Issb. is o dapper DAMN ECE their mastery of the cules-of cilective wilting: ite way grecetuily, * Phe Bebel Mare °) ot the work in which Sail my ships. (from The recott of the Rreent Trstitube. thichi: thas in Rondo, in oe performance he Montagna Phillipa took the Pianoforte. part. wothd-wide ceputation for training {free-lance jouria- the cormpeser per- choracieristic joke on the other O#RCHRETHA lists! ronkith scons of cases: of alimosl vestontanenes played a Bea hae \ L Arlesicnne "| Movement, for anee when the F i r e t " Muid of Aris * sroesss won by Ssluchemts whe had never. writlena Formers in thin Last Bizet come rounel aijpnan, hia line for publicetion betors they erpoited. nig ume Wes about bo Pianoforte improvisation upon A woman student placed 54 articles with leading inbervenod with # 4 yer Daudets play o f . Provéengal Tikes ion, keeping the others hurmaks- within tem coanths al enrolment lust ver it that waa not in the coq [’Arieienne,. Biaet contributed a large she reported thatoshe bad gold. marg they did nat know when waa two ycars later on tenterhooks, « J o r wmount of very attractive “music, This. than 970 further MSS. Another student, im nelctitien again, aml Ao modo several they should vome in later put» together for concert purposes im the to mMacing articles, gained the oppointment ef dramatic before Boothoven gave s t a r t s at hloving, cites, ot wiiiels this 16 the first. pitie te a well-known provincial iboming) paper 1 ot fuilse form eb bo (Hert cL. l t hus four Move: another sccturtd permanent ana pemuniera bie work ag con one iol The ments t= s tesuit of the tuition; besides selling 4.99 Avice VAUGHAS (1) Prelmde. A exercises Sulnonied, Following 2ft BHPRCES- ORL feu of the many humdineds of etter: on file : (Contrada) alirring rhythnue, baving all my work pobtished; apd March - like piece, L am being succetal in We wandered; advice I coceherm! | have based on a n . old (hanks to ihe invaluable help and Rest thee, iy nade writing a proiiable postime. 1 canoot epcaile too. bigbly darting ¢ Tho Sancl- Provencal folk- of the bedehit= of the Inetiriute. nn... re tune 7 { 2 } Attnwel, It ia now some time. since T finished the conte ont jenernial sri, s l A pleasent dance To wih io alate thot your attics bas bree davuledble bo eb ie Cone ragoio dels constrostite articles of the oipht type. Uniettanately, J bive (like the B i a l i 2 time’; ( 1 ) Adagictio, bad like thine: for writiog., Alnocit all The? articles T bave piece tumed oot have been atcepled, which pos wil ‘ager is eo- rive). Cabiord Avery short {hly for Strings «lone. Courage. Caro mia ben T peooneed te let pou know what 1 mia In. lhe year after In the play 1 an- dear one} etaetung yore valdable Goamee, Vo owrete thee parisshort -clory {iT inva companies the pas- books for which [got £20 for the fret deo (ond the ropaltiqs,: which have mot yet come io), abd (0 tog the third, mithont Aiecarl same where tec obi Arin®tl «s+ 4 reyaltias, Besdes this [ wrote a few articles, which wore . Schubert lowers meet, afber pteopted by the Daily Sketch and Deity Expres, tod which y Litany. Cyril Lidington sings in the Vandeville programme toraght of Light Music half «a century of beaneht me in £12 bis,B4,, tue brittzing Che total for ony. Hret Heako at 7.15, and Glive Sturgess in tha concert abesnoo from. one year to (Be te. G4. a realiy feel 1 ova ac bot tes icra, a Shiva 3.40 Wattir at 6.45, nok have discovered iis small talent wilboal your journalistic oA shat w i l l b e broadcast from Birmingham anoiher ; (4) Caril- iPiate): rh Corse. . bor fon, A Binns buttbe CrankE; &. TRELL: W. A. three-note b e l l tune pervades the piece. There is Cranmer: W. 8. YOREE ! 7 a short, contrasting middia gection; otherwise, LEARN TO WRITE; e eee rete Sobeci Wind Quintet, Op. ld. + s e r e the three-note tune is heard throughout. The a e oh Earn While You Learn. 1 vananione ; Presto: the celebration of & Alleoro mioggo ; Tema con e ee j a s played durmg trothal. ‘Tarnuntella Hundreds pf publications need the work: on out lida 8.0 BARCLAY’S BANK MUSICAL contrilntors. The supply of brighth-wtittem articles’ DANCE MUSIC SOCIETY'S CONCERT ame «tories oss not keep pace wth the demand. Big 4.6 con: Dasce OSCHESTRS, personally telaved from the Qucen'a Hall prices are pod for good work. - THe BBC. Institete ducted by Jack Parse Tho National Anthem (Stanford Version) Tho postal tuition given by, the Regent. you definitely ond practioatty how to. write Hoc ie Alona and Estrella” .... Schubert will ghow Unsuia Overture fo" in the way that appeats to ollie, what to write about, Cea, (Entortainers } Glows : amd where to sell, : Decrs ail Siletens bow bo met ideas, The Cleud-capt ‘Towers ...... 002+++.+ Sond to-day for ca dree Copy of the Tnstitiete'’s Bieminghaw): the lyre vesaces ee eee oa ative 3 Pea to Sutcerd as o Writer,’ Tt ‘con- 545° Tse Carmones5 Horn (From: Steike prospectia, “ How Starnpa,’ by Norra tL. Air.” Yeotwiee ten hundred deities - ...- Puresii tains much striking information ef interst bo hitler ¢ The King whe Collected postal comrses; : entertain. P h i r fram A Aledsymmer Night's Niream * pirants and devccibes the Regent Timms. Helen Aleton. will Scheie to core mite Hughes Menadelseohin which bave coobledl so many novices: Nile—A River God,’ by William Filk Sana: P learning. Wilhams Gamexwicn ; W SATHED Fort- Loch Lomond ..i.0...e0arr. Poughan fits coupon o u l dnd post tt a 630 TorSiosar, or. BP, Daves Cit News BULLEnS The Centle Dove. o..-:.c.c: celine Ll, stip) or teri cast, Finer Gunemat wastiled Piano Concerto, in G, Op 68—Firat Movement a s i m p l e request for Le boollel. LIGHT MUSIC ' Arethornn 5.45 Land" (By request) .. Grieg Cantata, "Sighting Sig etrdert ereraeeeteresr eer ereian ics etka beereeeenea From Birmingham

a conducted 9.15 VAUDEVILLE RTT Tre Bresanan Srepio Orncueerra, From Birmingham THE REGENT INSTITUTE by Fras CASTELL Liptrarox (Light Songs) ee Flotow Cram, ( D e p t , 258), 13, Vietoria St., London, S.W.1, to ‘Stradella * 2. -5<-+++9r+s Steemen (Entertainer) Qeprture * Rosa- BtarmLess rem Roller Mustc-for at the Piano) seengimne ‘two Entr'attes Hetex Acsrow (Entertainer Vithmat obliypalicn: on my: p e r t t , penseSencl mew ee ee Seliubert muddle Tie elie aya ae aoe Jack Vexasies (Syncopated Piantame) cony ot" How ta Sgoeced as a Weiter “—lite and p o s t les 10.0 Werareen Forecast, Srcoxp Gerekat News 75 O1tve SrcBenss (Soprano) Ronald BoLLerin see Landen eg ee ee ee ee ; oko eee rt Latoh.).s oss eens aE so he ek aes ee eee Tho ‘Tom Jhon') MUSIC: Jace H wETOS's Aw-

that he ioe ed ot me (from 10.15 DANCE ere re ea The way ie Gennan fissanos Croe Baxp, directed by Hay STantta, : eae Club Addie ec laewte pede ee eeeee a Leman eta Fly away, pretty moth sess sea ews fram the Armbassacor

Jay Watvpes's Bacssp, from the Carlton 11.0-11.15 habla OnCnEsTRA Hotel seks ‘London" Symphony kPanelsang,esr hpa ed ad ft ae Minuet and Finale from o n page él4.) nannies (Wednesday's Programmes confined Henyeli

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53M. EETENESAe OAT GLAero oak “Sohen 5WA CARDIFF. ago ke. 6LV LIVERPOOL. ay ae bere’a earlier works, is: based on. & pon

by ‘Richard Dehmel, which ia preficed to the 72.6416 Londen Programe relayed from aeore of the work. It omboties. a fantastic, 120-1 0 Lona Programme. relayed from Daventry highly imaginative conception, telling of a Diiwventry mon andl a weman walking overa barren heath 2.30 London Programme relayesdl froin Eason 2.30 London Programme ri layed from Daventry on a@-clotdless tmioanlwht night. The woman has 20 Tum Srarions Trio : Frank THowas (Violin, betrayed the faith which she owed to the tian, 215. THe CHILDREN'S Hote: The Mock Hiroe? Fes. Roxwatp Harvina (Violoncello), He reassures her, telling her that this gloriogs: | Tur le’ Story iin" “Db Lobater Ohuevil les © might trainsfigures nll things. The. tro pass GELuY {Pianorerte] Lito ‘bee: in. VW orterlaned ' j (ime Laysfeel bear on through the night, Tattle Bite ages Se a ae ee Dietoueesy Murie! ALLyy Ie YAH Sore on4 SACerral Deere of this ee eae ue ees a ‘ . Seidel The-miuspe of thia work -a ‘nett hi th heseopalecl Papillette Spc aty pe cg terry ee ene from the Geran timneteenth-eenthim atavle, 6.0 Londen Programme relayed- fram Dheventry Gilerdiian fram: * W.riaethver , ‘Mauuansri, ar, Abtor and inlaws the general lines of statement, develipment, and recoipriudaiion of * tones,’ 6.20 Royal Horticultural Society's Bulletin Davontry 9.45 London Progremme relayed from Gut there are-ac many tones and their boeatiment S15 THe Campens’s Hore te ao noma lex, tht the nicest experianced (Wis i- 6.30 3.8. from Londen chan omiudel harcdhy hope iminoediately bo fallow 6.0 AoWrian Ibersnicoe the now om: detail without the see¢o. One 7.45) 8.5. from oienelicater Wen Porrs. Serres No. 1 should, rather, try te appreciate if aa o bene- 9.0-11.0 8.8, from Lonilon (9.30 Local Ans Bron Cyarmc,. Kor | plctire, and as an expression. of the spirit of nowMce Tee | “Mvsvonde—Y Barno—Crappor’ the poo, dominated by the ntimosphere of the résplondent, moonlit might, At froddlir detholion of fordddnteth as hefyd eomr thai of pancudn mowyal poblogeidd gan. £.15 app. Is tee Strip 2LS LEEDS-BRADFORD. 7722™,* J. EpoParry TED he. & 1190 be. 6.18 Local Radio Societies’ Bulletin Ena Tenerewoon Sen The Star. I Shida aera ees Hagers [2.0-1.6 Moses Barns : Gramophone Becitad 6.20 London Programme relayed from Daventry Sones Ty Mot hor taught TH » Doorak Ab Dawning. . Seah cara Camo 6.30 3.28. from Lowen 2.30 London Programme relayed fromDaventry Winall in the aren era A fea tle ae yg ec , Torna 7.45 THE ‘PRINCE OF WALES" CANTATA 5.15 Tit Comoeres’s Hore: Another Dance S.A. from Swansea §.25 app. CATTERALL OUARTET Talk, by Mine FE. M. Cooke Yarborough — CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT (See Stoanecn Programme} from Daventry {Comtinisct) 6.0 London Programme releyed 9.0-11.0 8.8. from London (9.30 Local An HAnAMnent a Biting Sextet, " Reeollections. of Florence * 6.20 Reval Horticultural Society's- Bulletin

Tehaitovaby : 344.6 i. 22¥ MANCHESTER. 7e0 kc. 6.20 S.8. from Ponedon $.0-11.0 8.2. from London, {9:39 Local (An:

12.0-1.0 Gramophone Recorda nouncements | 7.45 SLB. from Afaneheater «from S93) “Londen Progratunie relayed rom §.0-11.9° .B. Lorton (9.30 Local =— Daventry Aananinnicenmnants)

5.90 Averar Srrosrow (Pianoforte) 272.7 M- Tmprompty in A Flat, Op. 2... Chaps 6FL SHEFFIELD. hind KO. Tanda from Sonate, ik A... Soart Dance of the Gnomes 22.0.6. . ceee Det 12.0-1.0 Londen Progratnme relayed: fran Polonaise in A Flat, Op Ga ee bees Chopin Daventry

3.45 Loudon Programme Telayed from 2.30 “Lomedon Programme: rileyed. from Bayentry Thavert ry

4.0 CreomesTnan Miraic, relayed from thie 5.15 Tre Caneris's Hove P i c c a d i l l y Pieture-Theatre. Conducted by STANLEv0) iis 6.0 London Programme relayed from Daventry 5.0 Bentria Panrre.p (Contralto) 6.20 Horticultural Bulletin Theeow MATes ca side aie » Alien "Whey Gwess a cain wa ose sale ale . Brohas 6.30 Sit. rom Lendon Peie Gort Veet e el eae eAliieei 7.45 Sh. from aacheater s. 15. Tur CHILDREN'S Bovr: 'The Merry S110 S28. from London (9.30. Lora 5 erteman ’ and “The Nightingale © (Brolin), jen Rong” amd * farmyard Bong" (Grieg), AOLoer ree ruts ‘sung. by Harry Hopewell. ‘Sailing Ships," hy Robert Roberts. ‘ Autumn '{ Chaminade), TO.) MM. "Musical Box" (Gonserns}, plared by Eirig 6hH HULL. hO020 KC. Poem. 66 London Prégranme relayed from Daventry “2-10 London §=Programnme relayed from Daventry 6.20 Rayal Hortiosliural Society's Bulletin 2.90 London Programme rola yea from 630 5.8. from London Daventry 7.45 THE CATTERALL QUARTET 115 Mores Baprrz: Gramophone Lecture i CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT Recital—VII Relayod. from . . t h e Mesoniat Hart, 5.15 Tre Crtores's Horn Manchester Relayed to London and Daventry 6.0 London Programme relayed from Daventry Arntucr CarrekAnt, (Ist Violin), © Jonx Bamce (2nd Violin), Frawk Pasx (Viola), 6.20 Royal Horticultural Society's Bulletin Jonan ©, Hoom (Violoncello) THE FIRST PRINCE OF WALES, 6.30 SUA. from Bondon Tue CATTERAtL Qvanrer, assisted hy This evening Swancea wall broadcast the ‘Prince of Wales’ r ; STEWART REprERN (Viola), Cart Foors cantata, which relates the incident in Carnarvon Castle when 7.45 S.A. fron Manchester (Violoncello), Edward J presented to the Welsh chicftains their new String Sextet, ae Night" (' Verk- prince. This is the famous picture representing the scene, $.0-11.0 8.8, fromLondon (9.30 Local An- 4 farts Nacht. Ves stieiese eee Schinderg by P. Ro Morris, ARLA, noweeenvenhs |

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4.0 Tenon BevNoaw | Baritone) 275.2 MM. Tre Bratt Tar: T. 2D. Joes (Prnoforts} : 5NG NOTTINGHAM. Pod KG. Moncax Luoro (Violin); GwiyM Tromas {Dello) (ae Ino 2-0-1.0 Londen Programme relayed 5.15 Ten Crtpars's Hore Daventry 6.8 Were Ports. ‘Srentes No, | London Precramme roleyed from Daventry 7.40 Beinpo—Cyamr, Beir, Bis ‘Tee Comores's Hore ‘Misyppoo—Y. Banoo—Greppon" Advodilir .detholion oi- farddoniath an Jueiserl MODRFIELDS’ 60 London Programme relayed from Daventry Cnr: rhnt 1 panenon miwyat popla-pardd. 6.30 8.8, from London J, Enore Parry THE EMPIRE'S EYE HOSPITAL 7.45 8.2. from Manchester Relaved to) Cardiff ashe the help of all whe, fLendon (9.90 Lore! An- 6.20 Lendon Programme relayed from Daventry 9.6-11.0 §.B. from because of the gift of sight, noumerreats ) 6.30. S.B. fron London have found the world beautiful, PLYMOUTH. 400m M . 7.45 THE ‘PRINCE OF WALES’ SPY CANTATA A day's work costs £100.

Composed in Celebration of the Birthplace of Will you help ? 12.6-1.0 London Procramne relayed: from the Firat Prince, and the Majority of His Royal Daventry Highness Albert Echrard, 1582 Gilts should be sent to The Secretary, Royal ByJoaw Owen (Osan Alaw. Percerclet, ari | 990. London Programme relayed from Daventry London Ophthalmic Hospital (' Moorfield’s

a. Chinon Hanes herring’) >= City Road, Landon, EC, §.15 Tam CamnRen’s Horr Performed at the Grand National Fisteddtad, 6.0 London Pregramme relayod from Davenrrr Carnarvon, [802 Beene : The greet Hall, Carnarvon Castle £30 66.8. from London ‘eh he Queen, 4.495 + Lort Lewis (Confralto) MQDRFIELDS’ 7.45 “OB, From Afanshester The King...) 2% Kars Wrens. (Bass-Reritane) Sir Griftith Lioyde yy... Davin DAster (Fenor) 90-110 S.B. from Landon (9.30 Mid-Week A Welh Nurse 2... Monn Evyass (Soprina) Sports Ruilletin : Local Anneumcements } Chorus. representing thé Chiclteins of North and South Wales snd Powys Tre Statios Chonvs and Oncrrerma, directed 6ST STOKE. 1020 kG. by T. D. JowEs

90 8.8. from Cendon (8.30 Local Announce- 127:0-1.0 Landon Programme relayed freer mente) Daventry 1.1.0-132.0 sense MUSIC 230 London Programme relayed from: Daventry WV i ‘Tre Etant Lvaicar Daxce (ee eaTia 615 The Cmipses's Hour Relayed fram. the, Peles thical Tradea: Dance London Programme rélayed from Daventry at the Patti Pavilion, Si¥ansen 69

8.8. from London 6.30 Northern Programmes. ‘ti 745 Fraxk Ener(Tenor) a J 2AM, Lonaly, T wander the “wide waortd oop if! Th 5NO NEWCASTLE, bac ae TT rovadore teases ee rat ee eee ae 12.6-1.6 ‘-——Cmpephons Thenitds 23Gt=-London. 15: Wade religdd: fro Peowitk's Tietecn Teo Wee, 6.5 >— Brewt.,.* Ah) peat endurance | 51 DOWN! (‘hidren's Hoar, @6:—Vieu Duet Louie Brook (Soprimo) i& this: ‘aneniahn® feyievek {: The Markeman ‘} Madge Chitke [Cont riltei}. B20 — ioral Herilesiiginn) Sade a | Aur, “Through the Forest". . Weber Bulictin, .20-°—S0 Bo fri Leonia.) 7b!—emeninity Song 4"e Langhom Radio Speaker is. free Kestival of thi. Novcosle-wpon-Tyne YMA $6 1—Lonion, from resonance ofr distortion through Fonra Brows (Soprina) 6.55 —Leht Oredieetel Concert, conducted be J) Apel Eagle. the whole ran of reproduction. Jb ia Arr, * One Fink Day {° Madame Buttery *} Helaytd: froin the oecn's Hell Fichire Hose, [he 1 — of the cone diaphragm type and its special Peet Landen design ensures ao far higher quality in Age, ' Mother, you kaw the Story Pe Cavalleria. SC GLASGOW: Pad ke speech and music than ia usual. Purghicans Vek ey seca ee se ee OT 11.6-12.8:—(iramoplione Records. $15 :—Brosdead to The cabinet is beautifully made in solid Archon 2G thew, md. hilott;. * Florence Nightingale,’ oak—another unusual feature—and the Atnent Wesros, (Baritene) £0 :—-iothin Oschietr A l k e n : Giles: Reading. ~8.:— The one in the World 4 "San Toy *} Sulney Jones Mre: Ollie; ° Woren'’s. Part in Villige Life ¥, _ = Langham Radio Speaker is therefore sin hihi! Ae. $eWeaker Foret for Parmer: «6:6 t- bath performance and appesrance the Loaveond Wine (tipsy Dove *} Station Urchratra §gi— Mr) Dedie YY, Howell: * Hert| finest speaker now on the market, Hip Booor and Frank Epon chi, 6.30 —London, “§45t—=Mid Wrek Sport Tolletin: 660 :—iiveniit fireaokatiogs’ beulletin—— oy fecorta To:— Ask your dealer, or wrile fo os direct, Trick, ‘Dear love of Mina" (* Nadeshda*} London. Ft —Miagisteester, §.60-—Loodon, 3.35 -—Sollivag farcuy Wena Slaton Orchestre, 10.0-11.0 ;—London, Guaranteed for two years.

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i JEFFERY Fano. 10.30 (Parentry only) Toe Stewart, Ganexwics ; j Charades Wratuen Forecast Anclromecda.. DanwrHy Howes lone 11.00 (Hoventry onty) Gramophone Peeoorts The Eeaguil...... -oeea ee to aes 12.0 Liga Bipsec Cant. Sir olin Pettigree ‘ety, Bin Ve esse act Ane Eirescx: Trio Dr Angus MeTavish -..... 2. J. Nereow- Ramsay vs Roseire (Boprand) Major OBrien ee. s Bese Diem Parson -Thourhiw, . Wye WRATER L6-3.0 TheWeek's Concert of New Craine- Jason Pot Tiree i ; Jos Wyss phon’ Meporsls Warder i t tAniwicros Hoon 2.50 Mr. Eun PanieEn : ' Oat of Doora from Week The scbting ein,like uh grent Wt jo ibe for Wiake- a i The Return: of the Mipranta * eye, peered in thiroaeh a Cerhain narrow Gare AC yc, ever the spc expert ennitholog intr ment —ie well. hie might, for napon the hieh- know litte of the great mystery of bird prodiahy “fl sera ory an ancient elbow-chair etood ntratian—whers the bards mo thet leare> we ten feeb poised delicately on their toma, sivell, when the @ubuimn tones ancl the leaves. becin to pretiy feet, arching op te slender ankles that fall: bet this at least we all-know—that whom the peepee demuprely benowth a print gown) as

rugrants rectum, .the harsh daya are ocr and | Andromeia, lifting shapely arms ‘to the —— Stier ie wt: -the door. Tn this talk, Mr. dnc picture that hung face to wall, horned tt and Mirker will deacribe the double movement thet btocd) pixing: ap at the painted features with bore on cwhen those migrants that have sought SIR LANDON RONALD in expression of wistful timderncar before Sntlier here more Northacam, nnd thee het will recall his memories of some famous personalities fiiirossing the wimreaponeive canvas. left we Inet inne ebiurn from the warmer South. dus talk in the * Remember” series tonight. 8.35 MILITARY BAND CONCERT 3.0 EVENSORG (Continupe) Religeal from WEstuinstim AStaY GANT We Ort BO eel now fd th odmetan: eeneie menmiaich) for the Dell» (pron The Childrens S300 The Rev. W. BH. Eurore :* The Beary Brcko thot i takbon of every aapeyt af our social Liolliwog's Cake Walk Corner’) Decay ee OF Lal V1 and inclastrind life that it ds hard to realize bhew | $45 Tossed Farkrcmoran 245° Miss Viowzr. Baaxror ‘Something ‘Now lithe tiathentio or oficial inform£notion aboit social coiitions wis avitulable in Enelab the Ethiopia saluting the Colours .... Charles Wiel fromSomething Old—A ee tor-all Scrape: ihe Od perk". Starore (Phe chart of directions to ache Mien Hrand time af Waterloo. The father of the Bilne- Bao teferred in ber talk fast week on fhe rencietionof wasEdwin Chadwitk, theo Benthamite; wuthor of £59 Baxn Hiote-abi ll be fouson page G8. } the Poor Lawof LA34, crestor of the frst Central Concert Bote Pug Benard of Health, and ernfingbor or Ty other f AOTL PUGANO (18352.17904) waa far better 10 The ASTORIA OMORESTRA ahetoes whieh Me Lyrisberi will deaeribe im tins known, tous in this country, as a pianist Threeby Foren Karenes, from the Astoria f eveTimg & talk, a (Capermia Ua nea composer, Afier appearing as-o ohild- 7.45 A MILITARY BAND CONCERT pliver, he became, in harn, dn conpeaniet tel 5.0 Oncaxy Recrras THE professor at the Paris Conservatoin:, Tt was by Partwas, from the AstorCinema Wiratess. Minrrarny Basso, conduct ed by comparatively late (when ho wos over fry) BK. Wares Of Dowsien 5.15 THE (HILDREN'S HOUR: that he becaret really well known ns a pianist, Selections by the PELTWAS sexton Gis JosErm Fartixoron (Bass) The Chrehestral Suite we fee now to hear iw wt Somoon Oncoweares BasD itrmangement for Military Band, Tits threes pf bones “The: Choies of Chance” GAL Jibortemer ialten). Cherlin to ° Tandine* Piiecent Faltice are ontithed respectively Sloe Walts, Pamehinetio, ‘What is Not at the Zoo, and Why,’ explained analrentals 7.55 lo ECH Furnnocroyand TGanad by Leen GO. Marian 9.0 Wrarser Forecast, SEcosD OESERAL WEWS Kercit,,.” I race, I Talk, | 6.0 Tor B.B.C. Daxsce OnoResThA BiriTis bear * ce? Agia and-Galaboa ") Personally conducted by Jack Parse Arr, * Hlarnetel 9.15 *T Remember * Sie Lasnox Hoxacn, ? Rem- 6:15. Murket Prices for Farmore ahbius*: inigeners of Sie Herbert Tred, Sir Charice Bantley, and Carusa * 6.20 Musical Interlude SEVERAL very interesting

6.38 Tine Sicnan, GeeswitH: peaplo—writers, Arties, Wreatrnern. Forecast, Freer anor, and eo on—hare GesrnaL. News Bones fresh Penn eter i= in Lhe meres Of talks, bul mone hal 6.45 Musical Interlude More experence than Sir 7.0: Me. Faascre Tove; *Myaia Landon Ronald, who 18 in the ‘Theatre * well known, both a4 wW com- ductor and aa a apenker, to thie 715 THE FOU NDATIONS andicncee of the air, Bin hie OF aATUSIC bean his mnaieal coreer. nt Bacon's Sonatas Pom Vion Covent Garden, im TS, be bus DA Gaga axt CEMBALO tock evboy worth meeting in the musteal world, and out Played. by Howsanp Dries ofwell-sfockel pallory of (Violoncello) ‘ond ~Gorpox eelebrittes he hoe ¢hosen for Bevan {Pianoforie) his talk tbonteht hres af the Bonata No, 2, im D—Last two mest ri markabin — Berrhoh Mavergents roe, Santley, and Caruso. HiE second half of the 9.30 Loreal Annemncementa Bonota in TD begine with iain only) Shipping one of those flowing ira, in Forecast ‘ ' four time, with the beta 9.35 CHARLOT'S HOUR —X Givited ‘into three, that Bach A Lianr ExTratainses handled aq, graciously. Bpecially destprcd areel Itaingrita wey o long errettly arranged by the well-known one "Celbo, moathy fairly thientrical direstor high ap, and ts followed by a Anpae Cnancor eprightiy Movement, neatly Music by the BBC. Dance diversified: by ite middle section, in whieh the Piane- Once Tas Personally conducted forbe takes up the genial avons of rapidhy.ronning: notes, Jack PayrNr THE CITY NARCISSUS OF 1849. 16.30-12.0 DANCE 725 Mr. Fu 8. Lawperr: ta hig talk this eventing. at 7.25 Mr, Lambert will describe the termble sanitary conditions MISC: TRESAVOYORPHEARS * Pioneers of Social Progecas— that obtained in England. less than a. century ago. Leech's caricature, which was published in anal Ineo Enrawor pnd bis ¥. Eabvin Chadwick and the “Punch” in 1849, was procmpted by the refusal of the ‘City Corporation to consider any Manicand Tax Savoy Tamron Eula oi the Blus-Hook ' schemes for the cleansing of the TPhames. Basp, from the Savoy Hotel as RADIOTTIMES_ses Se TW ARCH 23; 1928. | ————— Programmes hontinued (March 29) "Thursdays EXPERIMENTAL = = eeGB DAVENTRY tts mute io quality pipe the mil Bl DS ccadbacy dee iene: HOUE (4591.8 MM. B10 ko.) 1.10-1.50 DINNER ETAT BD, th waa written. mack la always Brob? ERCes WHEE OCTNERWIRE Seis FROM TH Loses Sey 1 suimd. bo Latin words. lt 42 oF a LTTE Catholic Mase find Airne caer | fhe th. howe‘cr, ritual, but « musical setting of Charch piesa: Ot St. Abert n'a? Fare lt tes aelayec fron langunge | rire ees nial ba rll Chrigtiinity. 3nen ieLew Hogrns by thie Cpe ge SpokeOf. C five rniiesipsa) peccions, KooWwn Cre, Sarectpos, sie: [o28, Hononiry li 2 Kyrre, Gloria, SECTOR of Birrmogham Words OF Gd the Kime, Canon Strictly speaking, them ia ne b+ Cano and Oha y i t a i 1 to juried ign fi Den iene Teeth ' Li, ek ah mR ot bhi Heest- dt Part 1 ated: Part Chay i CHEDER We 1h aivigteon inte editor of * Liber i6 meade after. the Gloria, in the Mulands. He wh e jot performanaaan break iz | ines lt the with the Credo, Tach of in i a aiid god * Part li’ begina evaunestdiiiz pei O o Tat hale bececde tite coniind sever MmovCients— ot” The TnLer Lie. the-muuln divistirn aithor Ducts, appeared im 1? Choruses, Solos, or CONCERT 3.0 A SYMPHONY Kvare Ganions, Bourmeniana t h Redaved from the Winter type Ws. ele nee {Land ano ur MUNICiral SYuPHoOXyY hayride fen Botmscnoorn Chora, (40 Performers) Oncarsia ft Viperte i lean (Christ, haere merey igen ee), Dax GODFERY | Yiae Lt, Be Pram, mn Contrada. Conimetal by Sir -tn), Bini | (Lord, have meity- upon Trame Gyertun. ss is 1 i Kyris esison i Cire | Chonia. “cack2 siiwal © eT _ sg eae! OTE. this arid the ee ROGERS the Satie GETS, CANON GUY Bb Writti i tubacvint } Lire Tad ae beni ij ith 7 in excelsra Thea, el an deere ai the concert ot lirie Via fire! relay etl DiAner He "D Servic & ill ned beth werd i3 the Spe aker in th £ on rhe OrHier- (Glory to God on high, and ahiort ly Lon Church hone. coluntatis » Breslat wy bge followed from Ob Martin's Parish of Ph w i l l be relayed poace to men of goodwill}.. Chora, oni oft the hopre today. earth reed pee the Bormungham, fo, aor a of that city. aEawas Le heaedicdinie by the U n i v e r s i t y — price Thee; we bless: Thee, a prelude to ins i mae te (We Ove zture ie not aia ili wily Thee}, antealias “The Tragic ry wr wi pat im Thee, we Ine 1Ai* il i y } iit h i Arita: rikIneil, nah is te Li) Wok n L EE HATCHARD (Sopranc) Peel. Huy form Lis Canolisk thanike t a : Thee) @ robb disco, irra aha angen ea hia (We mive all will agreo that it mistgis WARGARBET LATPoiTmn (Contralia) it Choris. with & mete Wistkn (tenor) Beal ep depoumato Ja ree leads, Tiareci P a t e r a i n - Damir7 peg eee rar ben VE RESCH a Hen Tenia F ae Iles eT by King, Goal Hanono Winriass (Basa) Her PROT (qa Lard Gad, 1 ; i errs anaapesbeda at core THOS se Ct i 4 rey : t Almighty).4 Jdon foun Kl Brander burg t VT TAM ScHHESTEA,ER TE rCOL e r u t | Father : oe po Palaces LTI oT\ 4 = WAM I 2 ‘ it AE 5 = the only begotten Bon Salo tate, ae 1 f ha } Cherise alasme (0 Lord, t, PHin LEpiieros; che mwif ADRIAN2 pk OC bODLT Bikey Teun CRABS; che Ohi, Josern moet hich |, Daiitine Drews, Lane GESTS 7 . pola (Oapeacr } Jeaus Christ Jeas Dewi li, Td. LTa AAT R i to Vidtin, Bienrean God, Lamb of God, oe Patrie (O Lovd ‘ o f Tet, Filius Tenor, 1 ee ect Bach during #ix the Father), Duet, Soprand and (COTE PDO yas one Fae cient Mass occupied 1733. to 1 7 3 4 , Son of that telest Mianctarte i heshis maturest: yenra—from tole peccofo mitt (Thou ra) hity ‘three, Te ia Gat Soloist, A FELL in which latter year he was Choris, j feelingsi away the sins of tle world). this wee be. SEITEwhi ble ri ot chee p ih ough f ; fine St iT [ Gore appert wonderful “yy RIG. Will a : rontinsed on page 15.) 7 Bach Concert intenaty ‘ o t (aC Program after the newomer o n beauty of formand texture. Phe Ee era to| light a c sore tooo; r a t l i o r = ch igken s t ipresnions of Eras have deacribed ia China. ‘The while om & nosed pourt ey whitel the use ot] work: 1 a ik three Ho = yee nts, in Harp, together sb ie Celeata. of bells nnd the ani planeshorts oxtremelys piquan i ; Seah = tral the tanta a s i d i n g : mive the music an a i r of brilbent Moran Thirty-ninth Symphony, Ee Fistoise.:. 4.20 AN AFTERNOON CONCERT Fron Bireangham telayed from Lozela Picture Hewsn Patt Huck Tur OncHEstaa, conducted’ by Ceertaure to © The Men-ot Promotheas’ Besthoren herb? ss... Sefer Foxtrot, * Bess her little Hexny Toots (Bass) Se ees Pinata Detouin Lave Bong. ee eee ee Margetsui with a Porumy Lad oe ve ceed eet oad Fraxk Newsakt (Orgun) 0... + dtechmeaninen Prehade inl oe Minot... tubireein Flomanee, . . o e s env e e t eee eee of tha Guard ” Sehectio Trot Ths Veanen ‘ANKLE Siullican ‘SEPTIC (acest “Tt drew all the impurities cut. «+ « I at last obtained Thankful she reef . ne New flesh began to form... . it has healed |ox brat, ‘ Jenny one E Walt+, "Casino Dance" ...+-- pa wince right up "—and that after twenty-five years of unsuccessful tried Germolene we maintain, une from ©The Gonqolie:i? gc epee treatment! There is no other ointment, “afer Aavlog of had angle jor 23 pear seetion quick, sure, bealin Horn (From Birmingham): such a remarkable record for doring whlch [ suffered ontald agony, dared J 5. 4 5 Tre Cariprex'’s w ich spent pounds on ueelesa ointments by Jolin Germolene has. ft is an aseptic surgical dressing, Tase-cohonred Spectacles,” « play does not irritate or amart like antiseptic and laigns, but oldelned-ne walksavuriener, and Peer.’ inaune la fry pour Germokene, [oat mare Overton. Songs by * Biteum dressings. Tt contains definite skin and all t t h e Story told by Gladys fuamkjfet J aie rae Ricia Stell -(Violin} tissue buildin peopel, It instantly - writen oul, P e e i n ine tf aa Colbournd soothes and calito on app lication. The it & aie miondhs Nneh Weather Fonre- > ac i f , dia their E r d a l , “ Mfr 6.30 ‘TorSiaxar, Cxers wien Gnest ointment for minor accidents M iil, Lipper Range Road, News Boller description. Denar, Coenen nae, cast, Fitsr GENERAL and skin diseases of every MERIC GAS DANCE: personally Toe B.B.C, Daxck OncHESTHA, conducted by Jack Pawre

7.30 A CHORAL CONCERT From Suri iheah arid Belayed from the Town Hall, Birnoingham Socmry 4 Tne Brexrmenam Festival Cnorsn erbormamen ct tid Mass ix B Mrsce jitacr)

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REEVIOCH ——— =n ———S threcn a String Orchestra 10.300 (Derceniry only) Time SieraL, Greexwith i 7.15 THE FOUNDATIONS OF MUSIC and a Quartet of Sole Birinee—jwe Vidlins, Viola fined "Cella, : WRATHEER FORECAST bs act's Soxaras For Viota ba Gama AND The Introduction: Kints at the vaneus tunes 11.0 (Dvcentey only) Gramophone Records CAE ALo With which the whole work is to be built, Townrds Played by JHowarn Brures (Violoncello) and ie cloet the Welah (or Welsh-like) tune is gently 12.0 A Sosa Becrrat Gonoos Baran (Pianofarte) played by the solo Viola. Agitation follows and AmenIpAs Russeit (Violoncello) Bonata,No. 3 in G@ Minor, First Movement quickly leads usinto tho impassioned Allegra, Activa pe Lava (Pianoforte) nrc Sonata in G Minor,.Op,.80 .....0..) Eleventh Charaber Concerto, Tat ALovoment 625 Wattee Winner and Orchestra Chop Scone from "King Olaf * Etrifliaz Pobonn isi, Op. a played by Goupow Bayan B32 ORCHESTRA 1.2506 Profteeor : A, Descet > * Metale-in the Use 12.30 AN ORGAN RECITAL First * Warwl-of Youth "Suite of Man—V, The New Metals.' SB. from Shefieta by ALBERT Howe Tone Poem “ Polonia *

Organist and Directorof the Chor, St. Angustines, 7.45 A Soxo Recrraa by Geitavpe Jomnson is bey of tired, Elar Wrote Bone miee Kilburn, WoW, ee Cl ue 5 aa ate eeeeee ae \ Moalhnean for a chiktren's play. Tn 1907 he revived Relaved from. St. Mary-l-Bow Chutch TT HIG ERE VEEL dS Sours a bee ae this and. arranged it in tivo Suites for full or- Amiato (Sonsta in D Miner) .... 2icinherger a Gece ea ageie Jeeesea. EOP Shen chestra. The First of these contains: (1) Overture: Gantilone Paatorude wo... a eees COE Kei, Resd Roa. ae ee oe a niet wb eee se Colficnel (2) serenade} (2) Afineel> (4) Sin Dance ; (5) Voluntary in Cua dea Site,one SIMs cee eee ee eee a oe Lebrun Foiry Pipers; (6) Fairies and Giants, Canzona tn I Minor ... . Hendel-Thorley j WED ee ie WT ea aes ose, Spross ‘ POLONTA* was written during the first. year

Torrata in A Ot-the war, a6 a tribute to Poland and with LescToce Mveic a dedication to Paderewski. It was first played 1.8-2.0 | 8.0 NATIONAL. SYMPHONY ato concert ab the Queen's Fill: in widl of the iy the Hore. Meraore.e .OncHesrTra CONCERT Polish Victima’ Belief Fim, Leider. A. MAsrovanr, from the Hotel Metropole ELGAH Most of the tunes nesed are Polish melodies, | 2.45 THE GRAND NATIONAL : Relayed from the People’s Palace but an obvious exception is the typically Elgarian Watten Winnor (Tenor) tune near the opening—muajestio and noble (and Deseribeald by Grorrrey Ginery, assisted br marked in the score with Elgar's favourite term fir. A. W. Howores Toe Nariovan Bywenosy OncwesTna of expresion, nobilimente); Ther are also eloped. from. Amtree Louder, 5., KeEate Ketter references to-Chopin's Nocturne in G Minor and SUB. from Liverpool . ] Connected by Tae Composer to Paderewski'sPotteh Fantayia, — ie ee (Seo special article and. plan on pages 602-593) a 9.0 Wratten Forecact, Setoxp GexenaAL News 20- app: Sinaia Tivberladia CEChESTRA HOLLETIN 330 Mr. Atzexs Wauxen: “London's Great Overture, * Froiseart-" 9.15. NATIONAL SYMPHONY CONCERT Buildinge—X1, The Hougea of Parliament ’ ears Overture, mamed after the great. four- (Combinwed) (Pictur onpage G24.) . beenth-century chronicler, has as motte OncHESTEA the words of Keats :— Overture, “In the South * 3.45 Misical Tnteriude “When Chivalry Contrasts—The Gavotte, 1700. 1900 Lifted up her lance on high.’ 3.50 CONCERTS FOR. SCHOOLCHILDREN je THE SOUTH—ALASSTO ial A music] Arriiigel ty the Peorie’s Concent Soecmrr The theme of chivalry os the basis for a worl: record of impressions of Jtaly — ‘more cine inbo the Cormposte’s mind through the eepocially of * a glofous afternoon in the Vale of in co-operation with acone in Seott'’s ‘Old Mortality’ in which Claver- The BEC. Aniora,’ with snow-tipps| mountains on ‘the hens tells of his enthusiasm for Froissart, who horizon, fad the blue Mediterranean, and with Sixth Concert of Eight Series ‘with truco chivalrous feeling... confines his thoughta of the strife and power of the ‘old Relayed from ‘The Hamireremith Town Hall beautiful expressions of porraw to the denth of Roman civilization, suggested by the ruina at Tou Peeves Covcesr Somer, Onogesria the g a l l a n t ond high-bred Knight; of whom it end. Conducted by Crarnes Woontooss was & pity tosec the-fall, such was hia lovaliy to The tunéa out of which Im the South is con- Principal Violin: Geonon Stratrow hia king, pure faith to hie r e l i g i o n , hardihood structed are all Elgar's own. One of them in the “het Mivemcant feo Condierte for Violin and towards his enemy, and fidelity to his lady-tove.’ middié, a tune of pastoral feeling, hes beon String Orchestra, in FE, Quick (Allegro). , Basi Introduction and Allegro for Solo String Quartet epoken of as an. Italian folk-tune, boat ‘the Solo, Vict: Onara Fras ru anil Firing Orchestre, Op. 47 Composer states that this ia an error. Three Flegiec Molodies «for The Overture wae firet-heard Birings, Opt. 4,0. ees Grieg at the Covent Garden Elgar Heartwound; Last - Spring; Feetivnil of Lib. | Cowher] s- Dine ‘Therese Folk Dances ortanged 5.38 Wawra Wippor and ° for Binnie Orcheston Orehertins Boughton Meditation and Heena from Horm.Pips, * Wear ware o° * The Laight of Lite: Pyne” fo... eee Culhoren O48 Oncwresrea 4.45 Musical Loterliee Becond ' Wand of Youth*™ Brute ‘Pomp: wand Cireumetance.” 58 Mr. Ct: Gexpace Flawernne : Marches, Nos. 2 ancl 4 Easter Traditions * HEMovements in this Second $15 THE CHILDREN'S Bunbe are oe: follawe —. HOUR: Marth: he datile Bells = Bint? Feathers: Vooal * ‘Trim: Moths cond utterfices ) (Danee) mis; by Oni oy Es ioundtoin Den; The Tome Tho Story of * Capo-Pehies * Fror and The Wild fears, The Grim History of” The Magic 16.15 Loreal Announcements : Boots,” ae devieed and norratedl by the Wirernp Uncre (Darth only) Shippmg Fora- cost 6.0 Fnase Wrerrrenn'’s 10.20 Topical Talk LIRCHESTRA From Hie Prine of Walea Play- 10.35-110 VARIETY hone, Lewisham MURIEL GEORGE and Lasers 6.30 Tir Sicxat, VRREN WICH; LivrcH er Weiter Pimecast, Finer Eport ond Ordered {Folk Songs and Bueta), Gesknan News. BULLerit Listen CARLISLE THE STIFFEST JUMP OF .ALL THE COURSE {Ayneopated Songs) 6.45 Foaxk Wererreno'’s On. Half the thrills of the Grand National centre round Becher's Brook, the most famous cHeerna (Combined ) jump ot the historic course; This-prictote shows. the sen ‘at the Brook ax thehorses 11.0-13.0 (Dereniry: onli) 70 Mr. .Peecr .fcnones: the ootie flashing over dione ef the tengest momenisin the race which Wir, Geoffrey Gilbey DANCE BIGSIC: Asma! 0. Mhusie Critie will desertbe for ligteners thia afternoon. Basin from the Mavfagr Hatel

-—- RADIO TIMES - Ancor 24, 1828.) = S —_-: cont’d (March 30) Friday's Programmes | “ | «GB DAVENTRY EXPERIMENTAL (491.8 M. 610 ke.) EWish PRAT A. i} PMCETT WHERE OT} “2 FRG THE Laspon. Arbnit Trax snsele STEWART ’ 1.50 Carine THE GRAND NATIONAL 7 2.45 assisted by Spring Sorry eti / GILUES, teelhyec oxen |: . Desorihied L y GEOFFREY tT heave i "Mir. H. W- Hones Ch woatirn With yc es bee eat get | from Amtree 2 ded ee ae | Py Helavedl li seeeeereeil rpool 238 Cire Dower SB; frat bir i WereFe fir wines plan on pened PS02 a —D3]} Wight Winida: wb scree Hubert peer ial eliceg crated Pe fay (See ‘he Revie aowe ree ae chharende "aw ORGAN RECITAL bey 7450 Siocres Torellt Avian Biows sae Pantera i erry Build eR B u y or City Te am ipl .an | Pay | wnt Masical Director, The Spanish Melody (Ay | Ay Organist Pion ; Bac, of. Freee arr. Fa Mary-le-Bow Church ea oa weve cae SHORE

Relayed from 5t. Spaniel Lae | eel Brows AMPLION ALLAN sc. geen Sthegnberger | 3.0 ‘THE BALLAD OF BLACK-EYED SUSAN" No 7s Op, WoTj Sonata + (3) Vedenaa; Very alow chief (1) Ratherslow; (2) fr Oe Hii ef Fugue v r a l ies CONE (4) HW olstenfolaee Winds hy Jt Op..1T, Bo..- ++ - Allegretioa, Music hy Acraio RivrNwonns AMPLIFIER QUAYLE (Contralta) Mona CUATTERTOR for electrical reproduction i] VIVIESSE Bangs Biack-Eaied Susan... Selected >) Ane? SOs Ts 7 Sweet William combination of the world-famous Armplion brows : Dims, Noman Anchen A master ALLAN: fant ‘Ceorresy with a really efficient two vole I yp. al. ea S a i l o r a \..... Hanon Howrs, dasces Howenn Low) Speaker Firet Organ Ayinphony, amplifier. Pastoral ; Five: Fully illustrated leaflet W.L. 26/2, describing both ecene i s lnid on board on olltine saline he the complete Cone Amplifier ond the method ai DANCE MUSLL shit. Boitnrsi ore dancing a hornppe ind the | i n t e on reyes. 4.0 | home constroction, mailed OmerTia, personally tella af the tender parting of William and “Ta: FEC, Dasce ballad back | Payers Sinan. Aa the ih ai? (hid hatfit . Towa oonduntee by Jack oe phan ior Songs) bo land, there Lal hear the cuNired GRAHAM aia Hoones (Light Lr horn pipe ta whith the mocking spirit of theo So * AMPLION CAE jin fortaaners) 5 Vineeat Deevs ast 4laughs5 al the truth of l o v e r s ’ vows. LTD, Lot. St. Le Sian! fife und Sireet. Ghager, Hour (From Birmoinghan §.45 THe CunogeK's Margureé | 7 |), capoa * ii Whitworth St. * Phyllis Richardson. ‘THE BLIND BEGGARS" 25 Savile Row, Siary todd by of 8.95 West, Menebieter. will play Suite Landes, Wil. (Pisnoforte) rn (}aeretia ii: Lip Ack Ablethorpe Tha Everlasting Wirter Pieces * {Bartraft. Words by H. B. Farsi ths Holes,’ by hioolina Wihietle Why—_Why ue ] Y OFPes BAcH Gwendolyn Hittite (sopraini) Twiger. SIM MOR Da PELLPEE IIT Titiihd, WRATHER “fr, Zachariah Morgan -.Heneeat & Tine BicsaL, OnE WICH ; ..JaMbs- Howat 630 ‘ f r . Butt! © Fist GEsekAL SEAS BULLETIN ForRRCAST, condueted BmvINGHAM STOO tree HESTRa, THe aete a 6.45 LIGHT MUSitt he do-vepe Lewis

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—_—_—_—_—S—==_— = — Sn CARDIFF. 5a Ma. 1935-110 ‘SARAH'S GRAND NATIONAL" 6.0 oWwA 850 kG. Lonion Programme relayed from Deaventey (The Eighth of the * Browns of Owdham * Series)

By Eewrs. Lewis 6.30 ©.Be froet Gendon 12.0-1.6 London Programme relayed fromm Dayonutry Barn: Bertier nie dss ss » Aya Mercane BHP Brow) 0 beeen ees ee A, Beesroce TZ SB. from Shepfielii Mer. Bapirs (Owner of * OaedharLael *) 2.45 Liverpool Programme relayed fromDaventry J; Eowarn Romkets 745-11.0 8.0. from Landon (10.15 Local An (Fre pees GO2-H95) Jerry Dedds-(o- Jockey) ...... FF. AL Nicmonis THOLERtert}

3.20 London Programme relayed from Daventry damesMontpomory Hanoto Cucrr Bookmakers, Racogoora, ete. 27T.f MM. & 2L5 LEEDS-BRADFORD. 252.1 MM. #45. Ricawonsp Hecorar, ° The Crested Grebein Barak and Gall) in their very beet clothes, G 1080 kc. & 1.790 ko. ume: * are watching an elegant bookmaker outside

the enclowiire al Amires, The object of their S80 “Joes: Srean’s Camron CeLceasarry Oacwes. attention ia a porthy ~pentléman, dressed ‘in 12.0-1.0 London Programme relayed from ana, telayixl from the Carlion Restaurant norng Clothes and a white tep-hat.‘The Daventry lore of “money for nothing,’ offered by a 245 SH. from Sirerpoo! (See pages o02-503) 6.15 Tae Crmonex’s Horn: *Thée Voyages of benelcent bookmaker, ottracte-Bilfs hatito ;- Dn, Doolittle” by Hugh Lofting, * Cracknell his pocket from hime to time olmost aneosr- 2:20 London Progtumme relayed from Dovenitry andBosh, by C. V. M. Anderion. “In Bush- smoushy, &o far, however, Sarah's cagle eye bina barred the way between Bill's pocket and ranger Days, by Perey. Dent the bookmakers beyr, $45 Baoepcasr to Sevoxpany Scwoors : Dr 0.8. Faworrr, * The Geographical Position 60 An Ogcaw Reorrat by Anrucr E, Sons of the British Limpire—(e}) The Seasways ond Relayed from the Central Hail, Newport 6LV LIVERPOOL. 257 Mi. Adir-waas” Ceand ¢horus, * Alla Handel"... 252. Fanlhes 1010 int. Three Short Picees Cryer freee e 4.15 A ComcEnr Madrigal; Bhelody in -G; Pastorale V2.0-1.0 Laide Programme relayed fram Percy Froericke (Violin), Anrace Hayryers Selection from ‘ Merrie Englane * Chorin Davontey (Cello), Cecm Moov (Pinneforte) 2.45 THE GRAND NATIONAL 6.30 4.8. from London 5.0 London Programme relayed from: Daventry Described by Grorrey Gitmey, assisted by 7.35 Si. from Shefield Mr. W. Homes $15 Tar Cirtionex's Hour: ‘The Land of Lot's Rehiwed from Aintree Pretend; by Clifford FB. Carter 745-114 £8. Jrom Lowton (10-15. Loreal An- Belaved to Londonond Daventry BOWCen ba) 6.0 London Programone relayed from, Daventry (Seen aici.ant jplan on. gages. G92-005) 6.5) SB. from London 3H4.6 A, 3.20 Musical Toterlucde 2ik MANCHESTER. THO ke. 3.30 Broapcasr ro Somoor: 7.250 BU. trom Shefiell : Adapbhations in Mature," by Mr Georreer W. 245 6.7. from Liverpool (See pages 592-693) I'scar—V, ° Adaptations for Beruring a diate 7.45-11.0 8.5, from Lonualon (10.15 Local Aut and Gringing opa Fanmly- nonneaments} $20 London Programme relayed from Doveniry

4.0 anulon Programme relayed from Daventry Meso by the Svarion Qvanrer 272.7 Mi. $45 6FL SHEFFIELD. Lito KC. Overture do Opera Bonfie * B15 Tae Canmore. s Hore: Olbl-World Memories — Dewn Vauxhall Way’ (Ober); * The Becond 5.55 BroapcasT TO SeHoots + Minuet’ (foedy. Gavottes (Violin), played: by 120-10 Londen Programme relayed from J. Lanighin, }Afor,’:an Animal Bron. “The ficeding, “Harold, the Last of the Pao Daventry Beginning of the Royal Navy ' (¢. @. Jackson) Kings,’ by Ler! Lytion 245 Liverpool Proztamme relayed from

£6 Prof. T. E. Peer, * The Dawn of History— Daventry. (See pages 592-503) XI, How Greece anil Rome prepared the 220 London Programme relayed from Daventry Way forthe Modern World’ (Conchasion til Examination) 6.15 Tar Cauorex's Hoon :* My Programme," by the PUPP. 420 Qvanter Belechons frotn: 6.0 London Programme relayed irom Daventry eee ee ee ee ee ee Cellier SB. from Dendon "On with the Dane '...... aes Caward © VP crorigi * 72.25 Prof. C. H. Theson, * Metals in-the Use of Moan—V, The New Metals." 5.0 Mr, Benronn Pottinn, “The Boyhood of | Bhakespeare * 7.45 8.8. fron Eondon (10.15 Local Announce. Tents} 5.15 Tor Carnntes’s Horm: Two Counhy Sange—Coriwall, ‘Song of the Western Man"; 10.35-11:0 5.8. from Manchester Gloucester, “Good Morning, Pretty Maid,’ aung “by Harry Hopewell. Request Songe— 204.1 mM ‘Drea of Day Jill’ (German), ° Two Barl 6KH HULL. LOT ke.

Songs’ (Lehrrnn), sung by Betty Wheatley. Extemport Music by Eric Fogg 124-10) Londen Programmes relayed from Daventry 6.0 Oncersraat, Mus relayed from the Theatre Royal 2.45 Liverpool Programme relayed from Daventry (See pages 502-000) 6.30 &.B. from London Programme relayed from 6.45 Oncursrrat Mesto (Continued), direeted a20 ‘London Daventry by Micurn Dore 7.0 ScB, from London §.15 Tux Compoxes’s Hoor 7.25 8.0L. from Sheffield 6.0 London Trogramme relayed from Daventry 6.15 Football Talk 7.45 Riregagp Mopeasp (Lancashire “Dialect Entertainer) 6.30 &. 8, fram London Belling a Wile, w...... --55 puveses ty Aahlon Th' Wise Men o° Radcliffa ...... Ben Woot Culérool 7.25 8.B, from Sheffield f= | HISTORIC WESTMINSTER rae The WomanOtes sere dee Edwin Wawa 8B. From Landon (10.15 Local 74-110 | This: picture shows the view from across the myer of the Annauntements) 6.0 &.B. from Eondon (10,15 Local An- Houses of Parlament and the Palace of Westminster, of (Friday's Programmes nounconments) which Mir, Allen Walker will talk from London this afternoon. confined on page O27.) | Maven 1808.7. —RADIOTIMES — 625

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