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OFFICIAL. RadioThe Rival. PROGRAMMES By GEORGE GROSSMITH. forthe week commencing [Mr. George Grossmith, who is playing in the musical comedy “No No Nanette, is joint Managing Director of His Majesty’ s, Winter Garden and ShaftesburyTheatres, and at the beginning En3 eeon af this year he was appointed Programme Adviser to the British Broadcasting Company.) mn en KnWV new method af entertaining gitimmate actors l or anteresting the Pubhc is zréè- joined forces, and MAIN STATIONS, ceived by its predecessors with ane the old music hail LONDON, CARDIFF, ABERDEEN, GLAS- af the following feelings: Suspicion, con- programme-af “GOW, BIRMINGHAM, MANCHESTER, tempt, amusement, tolerance, curnasity, "turns ' began to BOURNEMOUTH, NEWCASTLE, hostility. Enless the débutant dies a topple, and revue IN miserable death witkin a vear-at is then became general; _ BELFAST. accepted in “interested fnendship, frank but no one was a HIGH-POWER STATION, weleume, or at theverw worst, resignatien. whit the wûrse for it. (Chelmsford) The old sea-side migger made rude re- marks to the intradine Pierrot. Iheyve Ed de # RELAY STATIONS. now both joimeéd a " Concert Party,” 1 produced, for ' * : * Sir Francis Towle, SHEFFIELD, PLYMOUTH, EDINBURGH, the. frst_ cabaret Ï personally assisted at the birth of in London. No LIVERPOOL, LEEDS BRADFORD, three new healthy competitart in the Mr. GEORGE GROSSMITH, HULL, -NOTTINGHAM, STOKE-ON- cifhculties were theatrical arena—inusmwcal comedy, revue, experienced. until -at- was discovered TRENT, DUNDEE, SWANSEN. and cabaret, At the. time the first to be a werw successful attraction. En musical comedy, so described, was pre- Fheatrical managers expressed the alarm SPECIAL CONTENTS, ztnted, there wereno less than eight that their audience might dine late and comic operas beme etven in London, and dance RADIG AND THE CHILD PATIENT, until it was time to-attend the in the years that ammediately followed cabaret. The dance clubs were naturally By Dr. Alice Hutchison, the latter form of entertainment had its upinarms, Here was an entertainment nose temporarily put eut of joint, HAVE YOU AN «UNTIDY * MIND ? apen to the Public, especially the stranger By Prof. T. A. Pear. ES * Ed ei within our gates, where excellent enter- 1 wrote and produced revues at the tamment and refreshment might be. OFFICIAL NEWS AND VIEWS, Empire Theatre for five vears before they obtained without having te pay an annual became a generally accepted form of subscription or be introduced by a PEOPLE YOU WILL HEAR MEXT WEEK. entertainment. Fhe strongest opposition member. mmm was put up by the Lord Chamberlain. Ï helped to heht the case before the LETTERS. LISTENERS' A revue was a Stage play; mt must notbe County Council. Hor a wearthe cabaret EE alan ee played for more than so many mmnutes; was Tobbed el its chorus, costumes, and 1 zi IMPORTANT TO READERS. ' ór have in its cast mere than s0 many scenery, and reduced to an entertainment The sddrear of ** The Radin Times, in Bel,Sautha mpicn speaking characters. hese barriers were personnel- of "six people in evening Street, Strand, Landen, W‚C.2. eventually withdrawn. Everybody's Doing dress,” This was obtiously ridiculous, The addren of the British Breadcmune Company, Lud, H d, Zator Hell, Strand, Leaden, W.C, Htat the Empire, and Atl That Fly at the and the newspapers were without a single RATESOF SUBSCHIPTIGH te “The Radio Tamer" Alhambra, tlled the entire evening’s dissentient in Sáying so. Bat all these Eelen ne Je Telve Menthe (Forsiga), ÎSa- Ed; programme. Vancty performers and le- (Contermed biertsa).) Telve he (Britisch), 13e. Gd. 1

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Radio. The Rival.s By GEORGE GROSSMITH ‘(Fsshiou of the Flute.

{Continued fram the previaus page.) By Francis Gribble. there divertisermente, musical comedy, revue, on Saturday afternoon, he can listen through CAV shall one fix the place of -tke Ünte in and the cabaret, were only new forma of the phones to the whale contest being described, the orchestral hierarchy f_ No inétrament exting entertammenta, every kick, every-run, by the Erening £ntelligence had been more ridieuled ; vet ne instrument haa Broadcasting, like moving pictures and expert on the spat. Janes has had to bur the heen mare fishionable. Ihickenz was particu- gramaphone records, chme te bie world as an Erentag Fulellagence, noon edition (heil buy Jarsy hard on-it One of his stoek devices For absolutenovelty, one bound tehe popular ard the late Night Special in addition) which con- making a character. comic waa to represent him likely to bo a serious and dangerous rival tu tains a plan of the field marked in numbered aa a performer on the flete, Diek Swiveller, it the theatre, cinema, and concert hall. Its En UTER will be remembered, when disappointed in love, danger was the greater becaure, of necessity, it “ Harristn meeta the hall at 14C and passers Ersnks Én flarte plaving as “a good, sound,diemal hed to he a monopoly. Twe or morecom- IE tomaat a mamntte—dwrkson at 13E. ocvupation,” with the result that he waa panis operating in the same district could not The latter hae n clear feld," and so on. promptly called npan to leevo his bodginge. supply cur receivers at the same time, An Perfect combinatien of: Press and BBC, ! Uther -noveliste, Charlotte Brontt among otherie struggle between Tetrazzini andJohn them, have made flute-plaving the bezetting zin Henrv were uathinka ble, Na Mean Tesk. of comic curutes: and that is doubly crael on Meitad, Combination and Finance. 1 do not know what treaty, if any, Armértcan view of the fact that St. Chrvsoatom called lutea The opinions of theatrical managers Cowards Broaccaating has witk: the Prest, but 1-hiatened “the very pompe and hotch-poteh af the broadcasting have been pretty generally aired, last autumn at u country-houge in Up-State Devil”? and as friendly negotiations towards an agree. New York toa perfect deseription of the Yale- At tha Olympic Games. ment are on foot, Ì do not propose to express Princetown. Mntehby-a runner on the feld; Amorthe ánvients, the flute was Árst very no mean taak auch description in American my own views here; but Lam quite sanguine poorlv and then very highlv regarded. The that an agreement benefiting both sides will be football, where members of the teams art chante cfme, according tu Aristotle. after the changed during the game, Persian war, The- fnte, at that elbrenuoug reachast, [te must be conceded that the concert giver ie There was no indexed map of the field in the time, stimulated the Greeka to prodigiea of the one maat Nikely to suffer fram the new rival, me wepapers—that is my idea, 1 also heard on valour. Jt consequentie became “tho thing": nx convert audienvee go chiefly to hear and hat the same instrument without any change of ta plavit. to zet, and as a simultaneous broadcasting af voil the Eve of Election speeches of both Coolidge Prizes for fute-plaving were offered at the the concert could give the latter no poesihle and Kinvis, Olympic Games, Îhe prize-winners wert, zo to advertisement, The recent tornado which laid waste a portion sav, the citema stars of the ancient world, It iseasy ta imagine how broadcasting may af Southern Wlinois and adjoining Stater, with a Their statues were ereeted by publie subecrip- hurt, and difficult to imagine how it may help, loes of hundreds of human lives and millions of tion, They ecoold earn as much ne ERM far the concert world: and vet it may do so; it ie dollars in property, waa reported hy Radio tu performing ata concert, They made themselves all a question of method, combination and the entire natton hours before tidings- cf the conspictous hy wearing jelowelothes and green slippers, amd“to live thelife of a flnte- player * hant, terrihle- catastrophe appeared in the daily newaptpers, became a proverbial expression signifving osten= Tke Force of Publie Opinion. tation and zelf-indulgenep. The plarwright complained in the pastthat Ahead of the Press, Royal Players. the cinema kept people away from the theatre Sittingquietly in their homes, listening to and his author's fees were thus reduced. He the regular evening broadcast programme, Moreover, the Hutt has heen the fnvaarite instrument of many eminent men and women, now sells the meving-pitture righte of his play mullicns throughout the, Middle Weet were for a Ínr greater sum than he ever realizes out eutbdenly shocked by the announcement of the including both famous kings and queena and af that play in the theatre, The concert giver, disaster coming, from a number of large stations famous authors, Carmen Sylva, the poéters presenting a great Diva at the Albert Hall, may situáted north of the strieken region. The newe Gueen of Rumania, is said to have played the har that comcert being broadcast the same was rapidierelaved all over the country hy Mute, Frederick the Great certainly played it, evening in London ; but there is no reason why Radio, and. before any morning newspaper though hie roval father forebade him to de so. he should not permit it to be broadcast carrying the story had gone to press, moet of the Fanny Burnev's father, who was privileged to throughout the rest of the Kingdom far a population of the United States had heard hear him, reported that he played uncommoanly reasonable fee, This is only ons of many about it through the receiving zeta, well, and he himself said that many af his happiest political ideas had occurred to him wavs by which the concert giver may profit, Soon after the first anmouncementhud been While [ realize that the B.B, manages made, a Chicago newspaper started organizing while he was practising his scales, Vet Bach now tu work in harmony with the Press, I a relief corps of volunteer doctors aad nutses, once said to Voltnire: “You are mistaken if think that the force of publie opinion broadcasting the call over “KYW," the Westing- von think he loves the flute: all he cares for ie veill tend te promote rivalry in the future, house station at Chicago. A special train wis plaving himself.” The roan-in-the-streët, or, rather. the man to transport the volunteers to the South in an Paid to Go Away. withthe head phones om, wants to know why hour and a half. Oliver Goldemith was another Ülautict af thePress should have a “pull” any more A well-known Chicago doctor, at the time renewn. In his wouth he played the flnte, than the theatre manager or concert agent, the first call wae broadcast, waa listening to a accompanied by Mies Cantarine on the harpsi- A Perfect Combination, receiver in the store of an clectrie corporation. chaord, Later, he defraved the expenzsca óf his \ man may announce news from any publie He had gone there with a view to purchasing a Continental travels by plaving the fate to all platform and, us far as Il know, in Hyde Park get for his home, and was having the instrument who cared to listen. He has himrelf told. us, and Trafalgar Square. Actors can, and do, demonstrited when the voice of the announcer however, thaf he wasa very indifferent player ; announce sporting and election results from the came in loud and strong with the appeal for mnd it is quite likely that he derived somt of stage; butthe Radië may not. The newe- doctors and nursea, his gains from people who paid him to go dwar, pak per ed auly farhide, but possibly adel ineult The cinematagraph industry, at present One finds a reminiscence of his experiences in to injury by publishing a two-column diatribe little disturbed by the Radio innovation, is the passage in The Vicar úf Wakeheld ” im on “Dull Programmes,” The BBC, might, likely to he zo when television is perfected and which GeorgePrimrose Eays n= of course, retaliate-=""2L0 " Literarv Critic eyvnehronized with the doud speaker. Then, we Whenever [ approached à peasants house (in speaking: Listeners who purchase the Morning shall be able to-drop into a BBC. pictore France) towards mghtfall, 1 played one of my Metzenger may huve remarked an the recent palace, watch the Derby while in actual progress. revel, merry tunes, and that procured me, nat dreary character of its material, etc. and listen to an experte running dezeriptien of omly a lodging, but subsistence for the next day. Big brother Newspaper is perfectiv right to the soene, the crowd, the hotses, jockers, prices, IL once or twice attempted to play for people of keep hack Hittle-brother Kadio ss long as he and of the race itself. faahatcen, brut hey alwava thought mv perkor- van, but Ï venture to thinkthat wont he very But te this going to stop anv apprecinhle marnce adious, wak never rewarded me even with a trifle. lang. The Publie generally gets what it wants number of. people going to Epsom, visiting the eN in the end, and the Public wants ite news hot regular movies, or buving an evening paper? and Fresh end sometimes a little before the Of course not, but it will make :t difkeult to call Tar “ First Query Programme © will Ee given newspaper can deliver it, MWil thia huet. the the programmes dull! rat the Ply maat h Station on May Zend, newspaper} Nat a hit of it, Jones will still Old Father Time, Thespis, the Muses, kmd wheneome well-known Weet Country artista want hie paper where he can read his newa, fascinating Miss Close-Up, must all join hands will take part. fresh or stal, and something besides newé, at with little boy Radio and sing — A prize of two guineaa will be offered in con- hes own time, in his own way, and of the quality Ht Twmant to he happr. neetion with thie, end (he first three competitors hun prefers. Ent Iwant he happr will be invited to spend an evening at the Mareover. unable to go to the football match Till Traka vouhappy tao.” Plvmaouth Studio, #

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Race for Television. Radio and the Child Patient. An Inventor's Remarkable Results. ae see an event actually happening thousands Ä Baon for the Little Sufferer. By Dr. Alice Hutchison. of miles away is ane of those alluring Node wireless affords extreme plea- there will be no oecaaion to repeat the dreaded dreams that few wireless experimenters havc eure, and pleasure which does not state | operation. mot enjoyed. That this dream may sóon be with the passage of time, to a very large section These faces stand out in sharp contrast with realised has been evident during the past few of the community, {here still remain many who, those of children for whom * going to hospital ” months, for at least four countriea havo run while fully alive ta the marvel of this great, has become a pleasurable outing. Yet even the competitors in the race, discovery, vet heap abuse on it and adopt what latter will sometimeswear an air of boredom, Early heralda have already anticipated the may be styled a “high-browed” attitude and look with envions eyes on those children gucecen of C, FE. Jenkins who, in America, is towards it. wha, having had the good fortune to precede working uponamachine by theaid of which it Espechally-notieen ble was this during the time them, now fle into the inner room. a hoped to see objects at an distance. In when one topic and one only engaged the When we are dealing with large numbers, as France, too, the Belin process of transmitting attention of the wireless enthusimsta, and in the out-patient departmenta of hospitals, photographa by wire ia being tested for the expressed itself in the question, uttered with this process of waitingcannet, byanymeans further development of sending the pietuwres breathlees ecktaay: “Mfare vou heard the whatever, be avoided, and may even, and by wireless; and reports of a similar system nightingale on the wireless? Ittasso wonderful!" frequently does, cover twa hours, far these in kave also come to hand from Germany, To which the higb-browed une reptied coldiy the back rows. First Success in Pablie. and shortly: “No, and 1 don't wish to.” Tao A Happy Pilgrimage. The first publie demonstration of television; ham, the rightingale singing without his natural How aften has the thought taken shape: however, was given in Landon a short time ago environment of deep-shaded wooda and dense “Can nothing be done both to utilise the time bp Mr. J. T,- Haird, who ie the son of a Scottish thickets in the expectant hush of the midnight amd ta render it easter far hittle onoa to sit still clergyman, and how Britain has secured. this or pre-dawn hours, would have been aa meaning. and for anxious minds ta ewitch their thoughts distinetian forma one of the rotnances of radia lees asa sunrise without a sky, or moonlight on to someamusing or instractive topte, thus history. withent bulls-amdl „ales and masonry oa which ensuring to them a temporary respite from Searching far one of Nature's secreta, when te imprint vontrasting lights and shadewa, warry 1 mmsueecssful, often brings to light another af The Linking of Contiments. The answer seents to be: "Vee, wireless greater Importance, It waa thus with Mr. would meet the case, even il items were only Haird, for ten years ago, when an eteetrical Yet, just as in social intercourse we are often driven to acknowledge exeellent póinta in arranged for anbour or an heur and a half,” engineer on the Clyde, he attempted to produce Soon should we seen disappearance af um- a speaking cinematograph film. This led him iedividuate for whom we have previously ex- perienced a strong sense of antipathy, eo da happy or bored Fnees, forgelten would he {he to experiment with selenium, the electrical fear of being © hurt © or the anticipatory dread resistance of which varices when Eight Falla upon many arrive at a fall appreciatien of the in- expressible wonder of the zeeref -workings of of entering the doctors room for the first time. it, and it was thenthat he visualised the passi- We cen imagine that, in the case of un pro- bility of seeing at a distance, wireless, which onable a voice to link twa continents srparated by miles of tempest-tossed foundiv nerveus child, ihephruse * going to Getting op at five oelock im the morning hear the wireleas ” might be eubatituted for ta experiment reqwres more ardour than mast oeean, and to deliver ita message clearly and even gracetully. ‘going to heepital” people possees, butMr. Baird often did Chin, We can also conceive dhe possibility of n amd after two years of struggle, when succces One day an visit was paid in the poorer parta child who has been thriiled with the account seemed mear, his heslih broke down, At af the town toa bedridden voung girl, lying, patient but weariel bepand words, in & tiny of all his brother or sieter heard that morning Hastings, some time Inter, he had the satiafac. “reporting sick " in order tt join in the happy tion of first transmitting tbe shadows of moving room, faeing a dull briek wall, At the next vit she announced, with a radiant annile, that Pilgrimage. objects by wireless. Then would the “high-browed ” section A System of Date. a very kind lady had presented her with a wireless set and that workmen were atthat very unbend in approval and acknowledge wireless Luek of an efficient photo-clectne device waa moment arranging (he outside apparatus in to be an savieur anda benefnctress to children ene of the principal okstache in the way af order that she might listen the came evening. in distress. seeingactual objects by wireless. Mr. Baird mili found st difficult to construct a good geleninm From Bersdom io Happiness. cell, and there #4 an appreciable time-lag between With the memory of this wanderful trans- Mr. Hasturor Harrr, whose broadenet light changes and the corresponding current formation, by the sid of a few wires anda head. performances Îrom Manchester are fam- iliar to listentr, ja Lhe Ponduttor of the changes through the cell, piece, Írom larsto happiness, the out- Television was waiting, in fact, for a photo- patient department af a children's hospital waa Newcastle Symphony Orchestra vehich was electric cell that would respond almest in- entered, where hnes of benches are filled by founded in 1614, The econduetors have- been Misa Eilrika stantanenualy to rapid changes af lieht, and te parents and chikdren, waitingwith more or lesa new colloidal cell that Mr. Baird has devised patience for tho sound of tha bell, which an- Kroeker, of Londen, Dr. E, C, Bairstow, of je thenucleus of his system, His smooess ie alen nouneces that the muoh-desired moment has York, and the Jate Mr. Julian Clifford, of doe to an improved optical arrangement, by arrived when the oveupante of the two front Harrogate. The assistant conducters have been means of which the pieture to be sentis divided benches may pass into the doctors room. Dr. G. W. Wi‚_ittaker and Mr. George Dodde, into thousands of dote, the light from cach Meanwhile, toddlers break loose from (heir Mus.Bae, who still occupies that position, being presented in rapid sequence to the senzi- moerings amd challenge vue another ta race or The Society carried ona full programme during tive cell. The picture ia reproduced at the to play © tig,” till, with a repraof from a passing the war, At the present time, Lhe orchestra consiste of receiving station by a succession of data of nurse or a tired matber, they are again deposited identical intenaity. Two waves are necessary an the benches and enjoimed to sit still—a hard eighty members, and, wu the opinion of Mr, to transmit these images, one representinz the task indeed for restlees little bodies and minds. Hamilton Harty, is the beat amatttur orcheaten pulsen of hebtfrom the picture, and the other So hard is it, that, if we wait for a moment before in the Kingdom. It has heen the peliey at ile which ensures their distribution atthe receiver pissing an, we shall certainly zee little feet, conoerta to specialize in the Symphontes of Beethoven, Brabme. nml Schumann, in addition in their original form. prefiting by--a moment of maternal pre- When We Have *Loaking "Sets. oteupation, alip to the floor and continue races to modern composers, and a number of concerti Nathingmore than hlack tr on a flieker- or “tig.” fer various instruments have been given year by ing background can he zeen at present, and A Diet of Threats. year with the most eminent soloists obtainable, although movements of objects at the sending If we cast our eyes along the benches, we station are discermble, considerable improve- shall, here and there, pick out childish faces ment will have to precedethe marketing of this filled with anxiety, possibly even tear-stained, Tuey are evidently more behindhand in apparatus, Mr. Baird, however, haa demon- Some are on the fret visit, apprehenaive of what some countries abroad than we are over tbe strated a cheap and practical solution to the will bappen in the inner room, perhapa having question of the broadcaating of stage plays. problem of television, a new department af been brought upon a diet of threats: * If Actors employed by Oslo (Christiania) wirelessactivity that has zorehy come to stay, vonre not a good giel, you'llzee what the doctor theatres haveheen forbidden te work for No familiarity with even the simpleet crystal will da to yoa when he comes! © hroadcasting companies. receiving sect ever causes the owner to cease Others again, with memories of having been The te nleo refuse to allow wondering, amd it is not diffioult to believe that a hart ona previous visit (that “ hurting me theatre performances to be transmitted, and “looking "zet will soon provide an indispensable which all would wish, ifit were possible, toavoid) according to tbe Secretary of the National addition to the enjoyment at present derived gil with thougbte concentrated on that memory Theatre, the theatres ars not likely FOOR from the head-phones, K. P. H. and hear pot tbe comforting assurance that to change their attitude,

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More Music-Hall Favourites, which we zee today in the savage war dances occasion on which it will be broadeget from any [ order tö secure the services of the most and peaceful, celebrations of- uncivilized tribes statiun. 3

papular variety personalities, the BBC. has as well aa in the most up-to-date ballroom Listeners in the North are to have a rousing gn decided to follow the music-hall procedure of inventiens of European nations. The Londen night on Monday, May 18th, when a programme Fngaging Some artista for woeklv periods. programme on Friday evening, May 1oth, will of Seottieh eongs will be gugmentedbva Mezars, Lavton and Johnatane, the well-known include a series of dramatic episodes, each recital nf zen sarge and sea chanties by members variety stars, will appear in the London pro- depieting a famous national dance. Beginning of the Aberdeen Male Voice Chatr, udder the gmmmmes for the week beginning July Gth. with the Festival of the Romanies (The Czardas), cohductershij of Mr. Arthur Collingwaod, Mr. Branshy, Williams, the famous Dickens in the vear 1423, the series will pass in burn ERCO., Between the rendering of the choruses charácteriser, will be heard daily during the through Spain, France, England, Russia, “cot- Explanatory notes will be given by Mr, Colling. woek beginning June Sth. land, anc finally back again to Fngland, with ed. is jolly Mavpole dance and Sir Roger de B.B.C, Warve-lengths to Change. Midday Concerts in Manchester. Coverler, enjoved by the rustica on the village The Tuesdaymidday Concertä, organel.by There artnow ffty-nine main stations on the green. Mr. Edward Isaacs in the Hooldswarth Hall, European broadcast wave hand of ftom 250 to The Scottish Church Assemblies. have for somemontha been relaved Ly the B metres, By judicious arrangement through Thetwo great Scottish Church Assemblies Manchester Station and have formed a populat the new International Broadcasting Burrenu at feature in their programmes, On Tuesday, Geneva, it will be possible ta inchade sleven mert begin their meetings on Tuesdav. Mav 1öth, May 12th, a special concert hasbeen arranged, stations in the #ame wave band, Applications and the opening ceremony of each will be broadcast, The two Assemblies are that of and listeners will have the opportunity of haveheen made already for the allotrment af hearing a vocal recital boy Misa Elsie Suddaby, these vacancies in the European ether. the Churoh of Scotland and the UnitedFree soprano, and Mr, Frank Mullines, tenor. Kefore these applications are dealt with, Church of Scotland, and in the case of the former, a representative of the King ie present there will have to be some readjustment of tho A New Hull Feature. present chistrihution of _wave-lengths ami in the person of the- LordHigh Commissioner, this vear that dignitary being the Earl of Elgin It has been arranged that during the summer power. Some of the high-power stations are season the Holl Station zhall broadcast Max ton close together pgeographicallv. Aa these and Kincardine. Warewekts Band from the Spa, Bridlmgton. plans. develop, British listeners may expect In addition to the opening ceremonies, doe hates will also be broadenst for an hour orso These performances will take place from 4.0 slight alterations in the wate-lengths of all ta 4,0 pom. on Tueadave, Thursdays and Satur. B.B. stations, Theee will not involve im- in the evenings during the session, an important one being the Foreign Mison of the Umted days of each week, beginning on Tuesdav, variventence and ehould be accepted in the May 20th, and finishing at the end of September, general interest. 5 Free Church Assembly. It ia also hoped to This band 18 well known, not only in tho Kast beroadenst the coneludingceremonies the follow- Riding of Yorkshire, but all over the eountrv, “Mr. Punch *’ to Broadcast. ing week, Kir Owen Seaman, the Editor of Panel, will aml this arrangement should prove acceptable berenscheast a talk from Lorridon on May Zlst, “ Education in Canada.” ta listeners in the distmet of Hull. His subject will be © Light Verse.” A talk on “English Aa She ies Taught in Canada © will be broadcast. frem Londen at “ La Traviata.” fouth Africa to Re-Broadcast Bournemouth. 450 pm. on May 14th, by Mrs, H. On the afternoon of Sunday, May 17th, & Recent tests in South Africa have revealed Fisher, wife of the Rt. Hem, Herbert performance of Verdi's Opera Lu Tratintt ia tlie fact that he Bournemouth BBC. Station Fisher, formerly -Mimster of Education, and being given Trom the Manchester Station. The is the best received of all European stations, recently elected Warden af New College, Oxford. principals taking part are: Mise Gertrude Bu well do the Bournemouth programmes reach Mrs. Fisher is already wrdely- known as a writer Jahnean (sopranoj, Miss Clara Chambers ihre Union that it has been decided to start and lecturer on educational sutrjerts, (soprano}, Mr. Lee Thistlethwaite (haritone) and regular re-broadcasting. Only some of the Mr. Herbert Kuddoek (bass), They will he reasttis for the superiof audibilitv of Bourne- Revival of a Famous Work. supported by the © 24Y ” Opera Ûhorus, uuder móuth at such a great distance have as vet been the direction of Mr.SH-- Wihattaker, mrd hv The Cardiff Station programme for Wed- ascertained. Of course, Bournemouth has cer- the “BAY " Angmented Orchestra, conducted tan obheone wdvantagte—eihe statron site Es nestday, Mav 20th, contains an interesting bv Mr. T. H. Mörrieon, neativ on ze level with the zea, and ite environ- feature in the revival of an old musical farce, May Day, or The Lutte Gipay. It ie a practi- inente is cleur of steel frames and extranvous The Grenadiers for Birmingham. callforgottenwork which was first produced electrical disturbances. Of the other British in Sunday, Mayr 17th, Birmingham Station stations, Aberdeen approximates moet closely at the Theatre Koval, Drury Lane, in 1775, will have, as its, main feature, the plaving and it has nat beenplavéd for over aà hundred ta theze-conditians. of various selections by the Rand of His-Majeaty's vears. À rare copy of the libretto was found Urenadier Guards, by permission of Col, BN, Tha Menace af Ol. inethe British Museum by Mr. Julian Herbaer. Sercison-Brooke, C.M.G, DS, directed bv and withthe muste scored from a figured baas Mr. H. de Vere Stacpoole, the novelist, will Lieut. G. Miller, LR.A.M. The vocaliste will henadcast from London an May 15th. taking far caûtemporary copy in his possessien, Mr. be Mr. Harold Howes (baritone), and Miza Alice his subject the devastating effect on bird hfe Herbage has re-arranged the farce for broad- Couchman (solo pianoforte), Among the hand af cil at sen. casting. items are, Overture, © Sicilian Vespers.” * Mor- Broadcasting a Command Performarece. The romantië way in which the work has ceauElegant "(duet for fute and clarinet, by been brought to light again, as well as the story The King and Queen will be present at Howgdl),.“* The Song of the Horn ” (éuphonium the Adelphi ‘Theatre on May IIth, when of ifs original production, lend added interest solo hy Flegier), and Grand Selection from taCardiff's performance, Mey Lay was written Die Meislerstugers, by Wagner. ngarly every leading actor and actress on the by Garrick fur the purpose of bringing before Lamdun stage wilappear in a Command the publie the voung gipsy singer, Mies Abrams, A Repertory D bui. Performance, the proceeda of which will be and the music was composed by Dr. Arne. given fo King: George’s Pension Fund for The programme from the Liverpool Station Some popular radio vocalista will take part in on May Toth is entitled * Musteal Comedy and Arturs and Actresses, Mr. Henrv Ainley will the performanee, and choral work will he a Plays’ introduce the part of the performanor which fs provided by the “WA” Choir, The plav is The Warkkhouse Ward, an Lrish ta be broadcast from JA5 to bh eelnek. The comedy, by Lady Gregory, and is to be per fallewing are nmong the stage favourites who Northern Numbers. are offering their services for the occasion: Miss formed by theStation Repertory Players svhal Thorndyke, Miss Gladys Cooper, Mies A Chamber concert af about. two hours’ (under the direction of Mr, Edward P, Genn), Heather Thatcher, Miss Lilian Braithwaite, duration will be broasdcaat from the Aberdeen whe will be Eiving their Ürst performance út that evening. Mias Marie "Tem „Mies Heatriee Lillie, Mies Station, on Sunday afternoon, Mar 17th. Gertrude Elliot, Mr, Jack Buchanan, Mr. Georpe Guartets will be plaved bv the WirelessGuartet, An Acrostic. Girossmith, Mr, Leslie Henson, Mr. Noel Coward, and short pianoforte and violin recitals will be An interesting feature from Glasgow is the Mr, Nigel Plavfair, Mr.Robert Loraine, and given by Miss Marie Sutherland, the station braadcasting, on Fhursdar, May Leth, of. an Mr. Ivor Novella. acvompanist, and Mr, D, EF. MeCallnm. Mr. Arrostie. This ie something entirely new in MeCailum. is well known in Scotland, and ie Query Programmes, and listeners are asked Five Centuries of Dancing. regarded as one of the violiniste of the future. ta guess, notthe items,-bat merely the names The dance haa from all ages had an irre- The opening number is the * String Ouartet in af oomposers and a few descriptive substantives, giatihle. attraction for mankind,& fascination, E Flat Major,” br Dittersdorf. This is the first arief eluens are given in-the-progtammie,

_Max Erm, 1085. ] —_ KRKADIO TIMES er Zu LTEr nnnann | PEOPLE YOU WILL HEAR NEXT WEEK.

Mr. HENAY AINLEY, who will recite Byron's © Mantred"* al Londen en May 10lh.

[Mavana Mii WINIFRED FISHER (Soprano, wie will Wits CARMEN HILL (Merro-Soprana), ls to sing al breadeast from London on May IMth. Birmingham, Cardil ad Manthester next weak.

Hens. Mr. STENSON COOKE will give an BB. talk on Ttméselt, URoad Uskerp ond Taiatien " on May (Em. Gen. lie IAN HAM(LTON, whe will broadeart from en May Tik.

H. FRINGE ARTS GF CONNAUGHT wil broadcast om appeal om behalf theMhödäes:z Hoepitet oa May With,

ee ECouvard. Asurpe Heek A Wargrrgûr Wis DOROTHY FULLER HOBBE (Saatraste) wil slag ot Wiss KACHEL HUNT (Gontralle) will be beard at Mist HELEN DE FREY (Koprano,, who will zing at Beurne- Dundee on May 1 Manchester on May 10th. moaih on War 15th.

PE Fel gal —- RADIO TIMES___— [Mar Erm. 1885. jn kn en — | Pieces in theProsrainimes: Listeners’ Letters.

ALL letters ta tie Eelltcr mest bear the namse am! adikress of the eendor, (MI eindms bim trilbutions will not be costsidered. A Weekly kent Conducted by Percy A. Scholes. TlEditorial address is 8-11, Santh trptan Street, Strand, "cianden. VRT AT ik, JOSEPH PARRY'S ** BLODWEN." The HUSTSMER return singing, Innacence! SCENE Ii Howers and AgTneR sing (SWANEEA ANm Carprer, FrIDAY:) a long duet full of patriatie gentiment. There Drar SmmCan von kindly inform me born in 1841 and whether the possession of a wireless set makes JOSEPH PARRY was follows an war-like Sorties’ Crouus, then a D*died mn IM He was the foremest SEMI-CuoRus sings a praver far Heaven's the omener liable ta take outa liene ? Wel composer of that period. His music favour, and finally Sir Howell, Arthur and the The Post Chihice has applied to me for 10e, definitely belongs to that period in i t s methods soldiers unite in singing Te arme To arme! Yours, ft, ant style. This performance of Blodwen, is, so Euver bids Arthur faréwell, pinning a white London, SW, fr ED far n= the writer knows, the first broadcast ribhban on his breast, She zinge an old Welsh Tre Prophet and His Own Country. performance of a native oper at a Welsh Air. Branwes fallawa her example in take Dean Srl protest against tho innumer- tation, gnd j a , therefore, something of an fen ve df air Hau ell. able ertiemms which are beme fired at tha historical erent. Then the Soldiers Chorus ja renewed, BRC The sramblera should be far dwarf Bladen is in the manner of Ttalian nineteenth- SCENE IIIA Merasencen brings Lady from England and experience the dehightof centurvopera. The music is writtenin separate Maclor news of the fieree Gehting, and of the coming home after a hard dav's work to listen tecitatives (deelamatory pesstges appraxi- prowems of Sir Howell and Arthur, Bat Lady to a deligktful concert which takes one backto mating to speech, as contrasted with definite Maelor zunmmôns Tres BARD, who foretells the Hameluud again, or let. them try tuning-in m d e t o c h s ) , Sala Aires or. Songs, Duets, GQuartela distress, Coryvs eohoes his words, to a Continental station, and find ont how if and Choruzez, with the Soloista and Chorus fecla to have advertisements howled at therm ACT A. occasionally vam bind. between every item. Do they koow thatthe Îhe composer uses a few Welsh national a i r s . SCENE T—ARraer, grievously wounded, B.B.C. ie held up as à model of efficiency in lies on a couch in the Palace. ELLENis nursing ACT I. every country exeept England? It is simply him. Arthur singes The foot of hife is ehbiing. a case of the prophet aad his own country SUENE TI Lanr Maeror (Contralfa) is A Mank -enters, and, holding a crucifix before over again, and T amd many others wishlong alone ina room in Maeler Caatle, It is the eve Arthur's eyes, given bim hie blessing. life ta the BBC, weluch haa done zo much tu af the marriage of her daughter, E l l e n , ta Arthur Elken then begins the old Air which she räng bring pleasure to dwellers in lar countries. of Herwen. when Arthur went off. to heht—_daut now her A MESSENGER (Tenor) enters and singsa brief Yours, ele, words are € / my Arthur, nivat thou deare me f s “ BAPPEN," Becitative, then retires, He has r e t u r n e d with Arthur, growing faint, takes up the tune, Provincia de Panteveden, Spain, n letter From Sir Howell Ddu, whe is expected, begging her to prayfor her country, with Blodwen, whom he has adopted, to be Arthur dies, and a distant bell telle. The Jazzing the Classics. Dean SimWhy, in the jazs age in which present at the wedding. scene ends with t FrsrnAL Maecn. BronweEs Lany MARLOR sings of the commg festivities begins the lament, and Lanr Marromr, the we arn now living, when new dance mint and pravs for grace far Ellen. Messescen, and Toro rue Barn take it up. are being published literally bv the score every week, 1oust we fall back on some-of our mast The SenvanTs are now heard singing, behind Then a Cranva or MovrsERA joins in, the scenes, in praise of Ellen and Arthur, ENE IL—Im Lady Maelor's Room, The fanrous classical compositicns dod true eheapen Soon uti Tur Barn (Mies) entors and sings Meraansarr telle of dizaster in the battlefields, them stmply to satisfy the desires of a jazz his blessing, Lany MartoR and Branwes both inquite eral IE arl? The-MessesaEn then annbunces the Arrival anxiotely mhont Sir Howell, But the Messenger Wbp manat we takethe compomitions of the of Sir Howelland Bladwen. knows nothing of him save his prowess, and masters andshy? “We will show yon how (His description of Blodwen is a s h o r t example Blodwen zings, Fe breezea that Mme fram ihe these ought to be played" 7 It has already had of Pruillion Singing. For the benefit of Englieh mountains, Bring hdinge of Howell, F pray. its effect. When these items are now heerd at ú readers, it mast be explained that this is an old Lanr Marrog haa dreamed of fierce contlict : good classical comcert, a certain portion of the Welsh custam, in which the-real tune was plaved Tur Bann declares Canibria's “final doom,” audience will smile blandly and whisper to ont om the h a r p , whilst the singer sang an imprù- and describes the end of the fighting. when Sir another: “Deed von heur the Savoy Bandt visemelody against s t , Here, the tune is the Howellwas made prisoner and put into Chester play that as a fox-trot laat night? It waa ripping.” Others say nothing; but, if vou first two lines of “The Ash Grove.) Castle, Sm HoweLr (Tenor) and Beoowenr (Soprano) SCENE IL-lre Pisowens in „Chester will cast vour eyes on the ground, you will see come singing af their own Snowdon, “ the home Castle art lamenting their fate, (The tune they their feet moving instead. They are, in a af the eagle.” sing is an old Welsh Air.) Lady Maelor, Blod- moment, in a totally different sphere. Thet SCENE IL—The Wedding Scene. "The bella wen, and the Bard have been allowed to visit imagine themselves in « bellroom instead of a ring. ErLEx appears in her wedding dress.” Bir Howell, who is condemned to die on the concert hall, and the real meaning ofthe compo- BranweEx gives zition being performed falls vpen blank minds, her a bouguet, wishing her AOTP happiness, Crokts murmmurs u blessing. A Bi Howett. sings his farewell to Blodwen. The members of all the most eelebrated dance HIRE |arse) now intones the MUTT IARE CLTCMCHIN, Then Lanr Marron and Tir Barn ging The bands are undoubtediy wonderful players on and the Cuarvs follows with a jovfal Waltz spirits of Warrwors „dook down, Next tho their reepertive instruments, but if they can zit Song. Excrasn Crown are heard rejoicing outside, down and turn eome of vur greatest clasaden intn be real musicians After a short Recitative by Tre Barn, who whikt Bropwes, Lanr Marron, Simm HoweLL, ragtimee, theycannot possibly regards the propitious s t a r s , ELLEN (Seprana) and Tur Barn in the prisonsing Foe fo our fand in the true sense of the word, and AetHvR (Beritone), sing Our cup of bliss is Suddenly a stranger enters with message How much better it would be if we could felt at laat. forSir Howell. He turnzsout to be Rurs wrs only learn to try and be original, leaving other This Scene is brought to a dramatic close bv (Haza), father of Blodwen, and& national hero, people's work intact. We af to-day art nat the entry of t h r e e SOLDIERS, whose leader s i n g s , thought to be long since fallen inbattle, capable ot improving upon the exquisite melodies of the great masters. These men are no longer In Henry, Kingof England's name, F came, The After greeting Blodwen, he gives hie message: keys of this proud castte to denwend, or to demand the King is dend, he himself is released after In ou ‘midst, hut their com pasit ions, hapgily, the lives of those within. Lany Marror, how- twenty years’ captivity, and holds a warrant will always remain with ue. It ie our duty, ever, seorms them, and the Welsh are loud in from the Court ordering the pardon and release then, to eee that their works are kept stered, their eries of defiance, of all prisoners. AIrs, oe, Kersul, Manchester. ECA, de CT m. The, prison doors are thrown open, and all SCENE [LThe Hunt is meeting. HusTSMEN ends in general Lhanksgiving. = “ Laten Before Criticising.” enter singing. Bot Tue BArn comee, reading In the course of à big Chorus-are heard the Dear See,—Four correspondent, © W. B, the ominous heavens and foretelling war. How- strains of the Merch af (he Men of Harteeh. makes a good point in senying “Listen before eritieiemg.” ever, the hunt hüz tet off; but Sm Hower. mm stava behind and ie heard to sing of Blodwen, Not infrequently J have kept on the head. whom he loves. BLOPWEKN, in hiding, has Ir waa recently announced from Melbourne phanes to hear something 1 did not expect to heard him, and coming forw ard, sings a love- that the wireless station at Riehmond Hill, appreciate, and 1 have hail a namberof pleasant Been duet with him. Long Island {© WAH("), which sucveeded in surprises in this way, because the speakers have Lany Makrok now appears and tells, in an transmitting to Australia the sound of a loco- had a fascinating way of dealing with their Air, kow t h e s e two recall her own youth. mative bell, haa won the silver cup offered by sulrjects, A MESSEKGER brings her a call to arme fram Sir George Barlow, of the Broadcasting League Yours, ete, the P r i n c e of Wales, "Already Henry's f o r c e s of Anztralin, The distance between the two Weodhauze, Sheffield. Dn, W, muster strong.” stations ie 12,17. miles, (Cantinued-on the facing page)

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— er E rn Listeners’ Letters. (Continued from (he facing padt.) By Order of the Red Circle.

N The Victory of Musie. A Test That Failed. By Alfred Heard. k, Dean Sm—Â well-known and distingushed ni Nn NG Drake was telling me a yarn “No, indeed!” rejoined the man of letters rerarked, in the course of à recent talk from Londen: “1 know nothing the other dar,” remarked the Tenor, Baritane, with a smile, “nothing ta the assembled artists, “Mast of you 20 romantic happened. He sawhis about broadcasting amd care less.” know Drake, now starring in the Fancte the next morningand toll A little later on, he professed doubt as to whether some of the latest discoveries and in- revival af Horotäiyj, amdvou alen her about it. She expressed ventions of geience would be productive of any knaw the sort of extravagant varn hob arii gront anxiety, und begged kimto he delighte to tell—en rigie on the pd take no risks. Ralton laug besl, real and lasting good to humanity, and promised to be very discreet, Two eritieiemes at onee suggest themselves, heach ut Narragansett, bart aafre outside Charing Cross post. offiee ! “Ins weeks timeRalton was and the first ia that to know nothing about To try and pass off a * Secret „ dit to sing at the broadcasting broadeesting ie to admit an ignorance inexcus- Theatrical Society” varn-an mé as station again, And on arrival was able in an otherwise well-informed person; to ‘perfectly true, old lad !* Black harteled a latter. Tenring it open, care mothing shout broadcasting when WEL {hat very medium for the purpose of making Hand Cane in Bedford Street! Ti | Tij) he waa nmased to find another warming from the Red Circle!” an appeal indicates a lack of sincerity. Hat hat IT reproved him in if Further, the speaker can hardly have realized somewhat scathing terms, and | EBry davel" cried the Tenor, hegged hum to remember that he “another one! What didl the that broadcasting ia doing for musie the very thing that he-himself desires for Shakespearean waa not speaking to a credulous ’ wretohes say éhtime f " kh, the tettar was in the nature af-a final drama, und that the * victory © of music is being young rustic such as a bonkmaker or & stage- rendered mare complete than the * victory ” of manager |” , warning,’ eatd the Baritone, If read :— “Jaden have a strange story of warnings and Shakespearcan aud other drama can ever be. You will sing “ Tho: Winderll® in place of threats to tell,” said the Haritone, * but, as Ì Wor thie, the true arbiet will render thanke to “The Erlang in-might. Af vou ignore 1hia braadcasting, and will further the interest of am afranl vou would class me with young Dráke gecond, and final, warning, te blow will fall. if 1 told you that it was perfectly true, as indeed ‘Br Onnme or Tu Ren Cancun.’ artiëtic education hy enlisting the too often despised aids of scienee. ibis, 1 willsay no more! The Sopranos gaart a muified shriek. What Faurs, ete, “My dear Ainsley," -protested the Tenor, “if did Mr. Ralton do? Waan't he geared, Mr, Bridge of War. . Mt yasay voor story's true, we believe yvon. You Aimalév 5" í are not a young irrespousible like Drake!An “The letter gol hia back up; he ignoreid thea A World Wireless Language. an widedy" warning, and gang The Erl-Kine, Miss Claurt. + What!” cried the Barittne, menacingly. ran Smm,—-l read with &nmo surprise Mr. L might zay that, koowing Ralton aa well as 1 BR. de Poyntan's conclusions that English would “As an elderly aunt of mine said the other do, 1 cannot-imagine him doing anything else, dav,” continmed the Tenor, imperturbahly, vventaally becürme the world's mmdio language. Now, this is the straige part of thestory. When “Mr. Aamsley has suchan imiptessive manner; While Ï mustadmit that the adoption of he saw hie fancse the following afternogn. +ho he luka zo trustworihy! 7 English aa the world's wireless language would greeted him with uousual warmth,and threw The Haritone'sface relaxed, “Abt De Vere," be very convenient fo sûme of ua, from a zelfish him off his balance by saying, “1 am so glad, he said, © 1 hope to have the pleasure of meeting paint of view, 1 do feel that a national inter- darling. that vou stoml the best zo well! * © Your aunt in the near fut ure,” national language is a contradictien in terms, “ ‘Test!’ Kalten ejaculated, in a mystified “Mr. Ainsley,” murmured the Soprano, “we wav. * What beat 7 ” Surely, ib is asking too much to expect the should all like to hear the story. Warningsand language which is serving de a medium of spoech ee Wibe, tho littte test Amy Goodwin and 1 Bireals soamd zo exciting. Pray do not keep ús within the boundaries of a country alsa to fnlfil urranged. TheRed Cirole Leet, we calledit 1 mm suspense! "Eh! exelnimed Ralton, ‘the Red Circle the rifle of * Lingua Franca.” Clasping his hands hehind hie hack, the From a practical point of view, also, English test £° Then, aaa sudden hijght iluninated te Earitone paced backwards and forwarde for a is eminently unauitable for a broadcast language ; darkness of hie vmderstanding, * Lo vûu mini dan minute or twa, © Tt concerns an obd friend af say that vouand Amy Goodwin sent those silly, ite vowels and diphthonge are much too indis- mine, wha, for the purpose of the story, we will tinet, and ita syllables aretou frequently slurred, threaternimtig letters to fat met Wi‚hat the call Balten. Hes a singer of some repute and Spanish, or Italian, with their fine open vowels Dickens is the game, Mise Walten t' \ fairly well-known to listeners ta the broadcast andsharpand distinetvonsonants, would be mere “Mies Walton!" faltered Ralton's faacer, programmes, Ven must know that Ralton was practicable, if any national language could be ina tone of great reproach, “zurely wou re wet engaged to a pretty, but, to my mind, somewhat practicable. angry? Amy aalhow romantio it woukt he afferted girl, to wliom we will give the Bctitious Those countries which are admittedly pro- to test vour bravery by sending warning letters name of Dereen Walton, Sheseemed tobe very as if they came from & seoret society. IL ora gressive, anch as Germany, France, and Deu- fond af Kalten, and it may be that [ was over- mark, are regularhy broadcasting Esperanto in fun. O-of onurse, Ï knew that van Wwoukl critical. their programmes (tho first to the-extent of come through the test with Êying colours! “Now, one evening, oft arriving at the broad- nine stations weekly), and it ie reported that ‘Oh. vou did, did you?’ sand Kalten, shortly a tranemitting station will be opened in casting station to fulfil an engagement, Ralton who did nataee the romantic aide. … Von waahandeda note which had been left for him, Geneva, fromwhich Esperanto will be the only remember the story of the Ladr and the t kie, so he was told, by a well-dressed youth. Opening languageneed for foreign reception, 1 suppose t' Yours, etc, the note, he wasasteunded to read the fol- … Yees, darling, replied hie now tre bling lowing …— Tpewich. F. D. M. janete. “rar are advertised ti sing Vaoltan's Sone st Well, just Err to imagine that wou art (ke fúemigcht. Yan are warmed nat fo sing thia song, Clearly Heard in Vienna. Lady and Lam the idiot who picked up vour bart toczubauitute-= The Toreador's Song from glove; the sequels the same, anyway. Good Dear Simm Easter Monday (he BBC. arne,” afternoon, Miss Walton!" " (Bv Onnen ar vri Rep Cricee.' transmission, ending with twelve bell st rokes, was “Bt dove! My turn to umg! PI just adel reoeived with exveptional strength and parity “To say that Ralton was surprised on that Ralton's still gingle t in my loud speaker, The strength was zoch reading this vffuston would be putting if mildiy. Nn that the sound could be heard verg well three After making inquiries from all who had seen rooms away. My set ig a ane-vafre with re- the messenger, he decided that it must be a Tur BBC, transmita G.0.6, messages in netion coil strengthened hy one simple low- pract,ical joke, and rezolved ta ignore the casta of ble and death urgenter, Where either frequency amplifier. My merial ia indeors uader warning. Kalten is a particularly level-headed, an mistress is unknown or uneertain or “where the roof, and contists of four wiree, each twelve sensible man, and not at all likely ‘to get the there is no alternalive means of communicat ing metres in length, forming a hollow hoax, the wirdup, an the saying 14, over an anônymous with the person wanted. wines being one metre apart. My dewn lead is communication,” During the first three monthof thie year, twenty-aever metres. “ Teay, old man,” observed the Tenor, ER Da’ fortv-zix 20,8. calle were sent-out fram Londen. You will pereeive that it was without any you know whether vour friend Ralten had ever Of these, twentysix were definitely zuccessfnl, outdoor aerial or three-valve apparatus that belonged to a seeret political soctety # °° five were unfortanately too late, six were shr- 1 heard the very beautifol transmission so “No, Lam quite sure he had not," replied the cessful, and in mine cacta the result was un- distinctir, Baritone, “and he was not the sort of man at known. = + * = Youre, eie., all likely to do sa, Anyhow, he zang * Vulcan's Haxs PrROCHASKA Song, and the other songs ho was advertised ta Is response to many requests, the Belfast (Conductor af the Municipal sing, packed up, and left the statien.” Station will broadcast on Monday, May I&th,. Theatre of Vienna ks “Amd he wae kidnapped on the way-home |" a programme of ** Memories,” consisting df Vienna, April Hth, 1995, cried the Soprano, laaking very concerned, musie that was popular about a decade apo,

— RADIO TIMES —- [Mar Bru, 1925.

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The letters “5.0printed in ialies in these programmes Wu fred- Fisher, 4, 30-5.0, FIONA MACHTLLAM ram| a Simultanssus Örondeast Irom tha station men- The Pextfield Wearies ' Dorothy Hogben [ar En Fumolartte. The High-Power (Chelmsford) Pro- er EEE Par eee eeens OPEN ETHEL BRAWLIMGS (Bolo Violin). «A Bong of Midsummer © higwrd Ere (Lb) Fiona MEnemillan. Eramme will be found on page 297. The Wetel Prelude in Dn Felie Kurmatead 12) 2L0 LONDON. 365 M. Polonaise Brillumte, 0 (Fieustemps) Ethel Rawlings: Schumann Programms. (Salaat MAT ER GHORDCE |. Allegro …Fieceo, arr. Bent and O'Neill (57) 10,0.--TIME SIGNAL FROM GREEN WICH, An Mard d'un Hutestea "(On Lhe Bami AB. to other Stalins, WEATHER FORECAAT and (FEN: of we Btream horses de Horde ffre KATE WINTER (Sopraan). ERAL NEWS BULLETIN. 4.8. te wl Fiona Afman. GLADYS PALMER (Contraltol. klub rane. Imprempta in E Flat … Sehutrert STOKEN COLT HAM (Tenor). Local Meus hes Beni "7 rataenthedernsden. Alet Moatey (4 KOOY HENDERSON fBaritane). 10.15, The Octet, Ethel Rawlings. THE WIKELESS BYMEHUNY ee Beverio d'Amour tur York: Bowen (67) SCaprice Viennois! onver Aferader (Bi) ORCHESTRA : mn Nur Dance À : dele Ki FE. Abr Elendes A Ri _drenfeld Cendúeter, PERCH PITT. [rene Scharrer. Fina Amer ilan N Behero mn B Flat Miner … FPalish Dunce, Op. A Nolin & F lai k A0 The Lirehestra, Hnrece Stevens. Urertare; TE (remvend. ' Three Tudian Songa Jo uveuuesr T. Lreurmaurt se Lullo” Love Bong’; "The Aberdeen. Spanish Lave Songs, Weavers: Fur FonrBola VWoites and Orchestra, The-Octet. 8.50. Westbaurne Weslevan Church Choir : Op. 138. * Excerpte fram La Bakema" Chairmaster, A, BERNARD: BALPHE, Pari Ï Piucermi, arr. Canea rn (561 Hymn, "The Kaeiint Moen Hath Passed Halters (Orchestra). 10.50=llose down Away” (Methodist Hvmn Hool, Mo, 821). te De Dentrò Tenga At Mal (Saprana). May Geucióea es la Dancella (Tenor). 5lhe Kev. €, MH. BATEMANS, of Wezt- …Cubrid me di Florss' (Duet, Soptano BIT BIRMINGHAM. 475 M. bourne Wesleran { hurch : Religious Ad- and Alto). dress, "Ebro Daudolose ' (Baritone), 40-60, Orchestral and Sole Items. BAH ij mn Eras My Boul, the King of THE STATION ORCHESTRA : Heaven ” (Methodist Hymn Hook, No, The Orechéstra. Canducted bv JOSEPH LEWIS. lä). Riremance. INGRAM HENNING (Tenor). Bcheriu. FRANK CANTELL (Bolo Wralin). 00-1050.Programme SR, fram London. Spanish Love Songs, Part IL. WALTER HEARD (Salo Flate). Intermezzo (Orchestra). RICHARD -MERRIMAN (Solo Cornet). t Batmosa esta la Minna ” (Tenor). The Orchestra, SWA CARDIFF. dal M. La Sierra es Alta '' (Alto), Overture, "' Dan-Criotannùi nn dst 40-60, LIONEL FALKMAN [Sola Vialinj. te joe Garzoz hala Ninna (Duet, Soprano Krecharrd Merrirvar. KILY- MORGAN (Contraltal. and Barttone), Be Alde Wie Ale": … Eiddle (3) THE STATION ORCHESTRA : Vista Ciéga, luz Oseura ” (Quartet). Ingram Henning. Conductor, WARWICK BRAITHWAITE, ttVision Entrancing " Goring Theuas (9) Crchestra. da dG. Ie MANERED." lam, Blom, Theu Winter Wind Selection, *' Arda "' ‚ Verdi-Favan (56) A Poem by Lord Byron. uilter (M] Lily Morgrin. With Overtare and Incidental Musie by Walter Heard, te Arise, O Bum '' …… Af, Crasko Dug (17) Muabert Selman. "' Remembranza Napolitana ‚ Paggi The Arrow amd thé Bong TE AE ien Mafe Declaimed hy The Orchestra. Urchestra. Ba ia HENRY AINLEN. Erie, Stars of the Desert ” Bamante and Twa Dances feom ** The Cun- Waadfarde-Finden (81 GBEOR nn naerennnnaernenrsnr GEFMeR (15) 60-550 CHILDREN'S CORNER, 5.0. frem Stars of the Desert": *“ Fou Ara All Lionel Falkiman. Aberdeen. That 18 Lavely spaak The Kite: was Suite for. Viclin and Piancforte 5.0 The B e l i s - of St. Martin. nder Waters “ Fate. Aubert Pere—lfiä-lTÂk 8,15-0.0, A Simple Service Frank Cantell, Arin Presto; Gavolta; Giga; Presto, in which all people can join. Er Rbverie Eon vemseverinraaarsese WiERGENIDS Uhec hesta. With an Address by Richard Merriman. Three Dream Dances. Caleridge-Faytar (àl The Rev. H. B. L.- AHEPPARD. The Mosary ” oonlasAer (44) Lily Morgan. Kelaved Fram Bt, Martin-in-the-Ftelds. The Orchestra, Ships of Mr Dreams kalbet Alusic, *' Sicilian Vespers’ Ferdi: (24) E Wiidernson-Ste phenzan ge A Programme of Muzic Ingram Henning: HI Heard Yau inging cherie Cakes | Lj ley t Eleünore …Catersdjje-Faytar (A6) The Hond of Looking Forward WINIFRED EISHER (Saprane), An Evening Song © ……… Blumenthat (15) Hernirin Leobr (1) HORACE STEVERS (Bass Baritaud), Walter Henrd, Orchestra. IRENE SCHARRER {Solo Pianoforte), Waalse du Printemps ”' … „de Jong u Schumann Bb” et erneer en ee Langen ard The Chrehestrn. Lianel ballman, ET raninerei ” | ae tE The Avalanche Cerif Burleigh „THE J. H. SQUIRE CELESTE OCTET ErEE a Behumann Under the direelton of Largo Freau ** Fantaste Appassionala se J.H. SOUIRE. ve Keartish, Fanta.” Stephen (34) Frenet rang LL Admiral's Cenbhidrd *' Metfat (57) Led. by Maver Gordon, 60-65-30 CHILDREN'S CORNER: S.A, Fram Bih Century English.) At the -Piann—-Frank Meade, Abe rate eur. BR. fo afker Statrans, Llreluestra. Phueton Symphonie Poem an The Octet. E. 50:0.0, Studie Service, Zant-Satns (34) Ürverture, * The Marriage of Figaro Hymn, * Thine for Ever, God of Love ” Afazart (Arand M.. Ker 280) (Second Ture). 60-530 CHIEDRBEN'S CORNER, A.H, fram Nabe, “Dottrmei senesta Atrauza Wieligieus Addréss by The Rev. RUSSELL A kerdeën- Wimifred Fisher. BAKER. R.A., of the Baptist Charch, u Black HRaotea.”' ved ebeltua Belly Park. 6,30-8.0.— Religious Service, relayed from Tred- The Dave”! vansaures en ereve Bette For. (E51 Hymn, “Hark, Hark, Mr Soul” (A, and egnrville Baptist Church. “The Shepherd's Bong” …… Bliper (G) M, No Zei (Second Tune). rens Scharrer, DOP rogramme &, B. fram Lenden. Nocturne in F_ Sharp Minor Dll, Program SB, from London. 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Aercord.” (Arthur Henle.) English Hemnal, No, Hed, "Evenscug is (Continued from zhe previous cenbanma} Hushed in Silemee, The Her. JOHN EE PENMANM, Bon-Accord Psalm 51, Vr, B, A1, 25 Tone, "Bt ee UE Church : Helhigioue Address, Kildn ** (CM). 50-1020, Pragragnd SB. from Landen Antdeens, "“Hyinn to the Fruity.” Psalm 100 (End end lto5 Ture, Hymn, Mo. 170. * Ehanden "(C.M Hymn. No. 365, © Ahide W ih Me.” 5NO NEWCASTLE. 400 M. 10,0-10.50.—P'repremme A.B. from Londen, d-0-60 -ACHUMARKN PROGRAMAME, EE. 0.0, A SACHED- RECITAL OF frons Landen. Old Psalm Tunes 60-654CHILDREN'S CORNER. 4.8. fram ley 5SC GLASGOW. 420 M. Alerdeen. THE PRECEN Tons’ CHOIR. 4060-ECHUMANN PROGRAMME, 5.4. Psalm .-100, Kore, Old Hundredih7 fram London. (LM). £,30. The “ANO” Choral Society Octet. 60-630. CHILDREN'S CORNER. 5,8. from Hymn No, 207 (A, and M.). Psalm 46, V‚lto5, Tune, Artaverses Aberdeen. Tha Rev. WALTER 8, WATT, John Knox (CMS \ Preshyterian Chùrch, BElawiek Hond: Para. 16, -V, 1, 2 4 “Tone, te Caeshall *° 8.30. Studin Service. KReligtuams Address. (C.M). Chair: Peulmm No. B, “How Excellent an Hymn No. 197 (A. and ME), Hymn, No. 44, “Fierce Raged ihe. Term- All the Barth" (Tune, * Wiltshive ") pest. {a.. 0.-10.50.— Programme SB, from London, Psalm 119, V. 65, 67, 72. Tune, * Orling- Beriptare Kending. tan OCML The Rér. ERNEST BROWN, Weslevan Methodist Charch : Religious Address. 495 M. Para. 15, W.A, 4,5, 6, Tame’ Soldan-"" 2D ABERDEEN. Char : Palm No. 78, "0 Lord, Thy Judg- (LML). 1060-SCHUMANN PROGRAMME, S.A. ments (ive the King (Tune, Hi Effing. from Londen, Fara, 54, V. 1,2, 3, 4. Tune, Stracd- ham") (B:E-). thro ! (C.M). 6.06.30 CHILDREN'S CORNER. EB, to Prayer. al Stations, Psalm 80, V. 3 te 5, Ture, " Morven ” Choir : Hymn, "Praise, My Soul"(C.H, (CAL). Na. 185. 830. The-Ban-Aeceard. D.F. Church Choir. Anthein No. 18, * 1 Wilt Lay Me Daten in 0,0- 10,50.Pregreinme-„B. from Landan. Pealm 145 (2d Version) V. 1-6 (Ione, Peace.” s' Duke Slreet, No, B}. A number against n musica item indicates tbe na Psalm 08, V‚, 1,2, 4, Ture, * Pembroke” ul tn A: hor dit al iks vel he Tauol (Continuedin nezt column.) (CM). page

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M 530 Lneture and Counter Tweebure, in aidaf Blnekladge (of the Juvenile Employment aNO NEWCASTLE. 400 M The King Felward's Hospital Memoriul Department, Birmingham Education Hrad, pelaved from the Lamdan Bie bucrnd Cannrmit teer), Erades far Bays sereh Chicks 10-1240 Evelyn Harrow (PFianoforte), dd. af Eronamties, Does Golf Do More (d) The Meedential Services.” Narah Haune (Saxophone), Gramophone Hecorda. Harm than Coc ft” Mr. LEO MAXI, Tarrant (Contralte) dd Alex. Melreodie (Tenor). The Station Re Han: THE EARL OF HALFCUR, Gl HTLDREN!S CORNER. Beptet. Landon Paper: “Lakeland B.A Chiara nn, Bur BOREERT Pilgrimage." br Elise 1. Sprott. HL DSON, mbH Ahuldren a Letters. bla. CHILDRENS CORNER. IA Children s Letters. - Th 1010 regen 5. from Landen. BnnAhildren’e. Letters, fEAO, Mie. Ll Pruf. IJ, ARTHUR THOMSON, 151, TU TIMESIGNAL FROM BT BEN. WEA- fraai Aberdeen, Laoenl News. 707A0 Programme SB. from Lendoi, THER FORECAST and IST GENERAL WOL 30 THE SAVOY BANDS. SB. from 740—Mr RE. RICHARDSON, * Garuening.” NEWEBULLETIN, SB, fe all Stuttons. Leendrr. BEL, 1 Prigsemnme SB. from Londen. JOHN STRACHEY, Literary Criticism. d 10.10 —-Praf. T- ARTHUR THOMSON. SB. SE ta all Afettans. GEM BOURNEMOUTH. 385 M, frei Aberdeen. Loenl Keus Ì Musie AB. teal Statienr. KaelTHE BRAVOT BANDS, e, 3.45 —Fashiom Talk to Wamen, bv Maire Ar. H. W EBHEPHEARD-WALWTEN, „Freine Londen. Bente Durant: The Baurnermuth Eles- The Harmony of Seend! SN. fe other Slatina. trie. Theatte Orchestra, broadcast from Theatre: Mutical Director Music, Grave and Gay H te Electric 2ED ABERDEEN. 495 M. D.C. Ranakd, Ho to nall Sietiims erepl Ke al-al Operatie Afternoon: The Wirelesa THE BAND OF HM. SCOTS GUARDS, bOCHILDEREN 5 CORNER: Songs and (Ba leind permission of. Col, C,0, 4, Parnter, Stores bee Unele Kob, Aunty Marjorie and ratante ae ar mgee and CMC, -D850 | Anuts Ethel. En EE 5 5.15 CHILDREN AS CORNER: * The Ade Erector of Mummie. -F. W‚ WOOD, 5.80-5.Aa Children's Birthday Greetings end vintures of the Arkansamw BearlAi Tha En. EKANVE." Letters. Latte Cub,” “Our Owen Bongs, ” allus- Blow March,“ Blawve V .orza Fehaikevsly 0.0 Seholars Half-Hour: "Str doattn Bes = tratesl los Maisie Burnett, Overture, Widelia ra. Meethonen nolde," han: Darothy Baker. Û.0— Madame LieterreFrench Talk ikk B, Li Marehe manet Allegretto from the *“ Italian 630-645 Farmers Talk: Upto-Date Har: Svmphony” Mendelssohn, arr. J. Watson B30Steadrnans Svmphony Orchestra, re- making,’ by O0, F. Stevens. lnwed from the Kleetrie Theatre. E-2._necond Suite in B or... ztvartrenn Hadet 70-10, 10 Programme Z.H. from Londen, 7.07 A0 Programme A.B. from Lendan. ‚ 10.1 Prof. T. ARTHUR -THOMSOK. 5.8, är Erera Alm Wide, hy Fhilemon. T-A Mr: Ji KARTER on ** Furts.'' fram « Dlerdeen. Liaenl News. B, “THE AVENGERS,' Bû-10.10,—Programme AB. fram Londdn. LBO 11.30 THEBAVON BANDS. SB. from By. Una Breedbent. Eecarecden. 10,10. —Prof. J. ARTHUR THOMSON, M.A, A Scandinavian Play taken frontam inetdenl LL:D., “Life Histories of Fishes © (4), in the. Ieelandie Sagas, “The Ere- EB. to all Statrens: Local Newz. dwellers "and © (ieli the Outlaw.” IKO 10 THE SAVONA BANDS. SB. Produced hy B. EE, JEFEREN, SWA CARDIFF. 351 M. Fram Landau, Thardis- aan arne JOTCE TREMATNE 3.0 Tranernnisctn to Sthoala: Travel Talk, Bork of Holyfell (Her Husband) =S Canstantsnaple,” by Ar. W.T. Davies. ASHTON PEARSE dThe Station Urio : Vera MeComkb Themas BSC GLASGOW. 420 M, Snarri (Son of. Thordie) HENET OBCAR (Pianoforte): Frank W‚hitnall {Vaolon- Olaf (An Old Family Servant} 304,0, Freeman's Dánee Orchestra, ra- enlle}; Frank Khomas (Vielen. FOEMN. PENNAMT lagel fram * The Plaza.” dû AG The Carlton Orchestra, relaved from Ewvalf the Grar (Bork's Causin) AA-WOMENS THALF-HOUR: FPliccbe the Carlton Koestauramnt, TARVER PENMNA Davie (Soprana). Thorleif Kimbi (Friend of Snorri} bû—=WAE!" “FIVE O'CLOCES." GEORGE SETLLAN DLC HTLDEEN'S CORNER. 630CHILDREN'S CORNER. Harpisten SIDONIE GOOSSENS 60-40, A, Wenther Forecast lor Farnvers, Breno: A vaar in the Mantr House of Letter Box.” 05The TProgranint sE. from Landau, Haolsfelltn Keetand, 615-630, —'Teens’ Corner: Boves’ Storv. 140 Mr. EE. A. 5, HATEWARD: Some 10-740 Pragranme 8.5, from Londen. The Band, Vonsel tan Menvaries., ” To De. W‚ TUDOR JONES, M.A, Ph.D, B, lr, GA Bl, 10, —Pragromme WB from London, “Pour (Greaf English Jhinkers—{2} Selaetinn, * A Country Giel” Manekten (15) 10 lû.—Prof. Jd: ARTHUR THOMSON. 5.8. Bernard Heomarmpuet. Idyll, * The MIN in the Förest ” fram Aberdeen. Local Kewa. KEitenberg (4) 80-1010Programme SB, fram Londen, 10.30-11.30—-THE BSAVON. BANDS, SA, 10,10.Prof. FJ. ARTHUR THOMSON. A.D. fraan Landau. 0,30, Selection, * Tant ® …svrsnnrer LEiraoh

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Fha tellers “EO.printed ln inliet In these The Weeks Work in the Garden, hy the 10, 40,- RESB. from Landen, 8 a Simellaneóus Braadenst rom the dellenaen. Kayal Hortieulteral Soctety. AB. to ather Stallion, 10 Close dawn: The High-Power (Chelmsford) Pra= gramme will be found on page 297. Lacal Mewe. Lt Special Feature. 5WA CARDIFF. 351 M. 20 LONDON. 365 M. Z.H, ti ether Station. 3.0Organ Recital, relased from the Fark Hall Iktails af flis transmission wil be an ALS 4,45. Transmission te Schools - Mr. G.N, Ume, nounmreed in the Daly Press, and will Pingruf, MA, HEt. Ï Land. kk Eur AAH 30 Garforth Mortimer and hie Orchez- Earth and te Meighbours How Large hee becadcaat, Dietanees ere Measured, ULOClese down. (ra, relaved fram the Park Hall Cimerna. BWA" FIVE O'CLOCKA,!" 40-50 Time Signal from Greenwich The dhCH ELDEREN S CUIR EE, “20 "Fre and Charles Armand (Bass). SIT BIRMINGHAM. ATS M. “My Part af the. Country,’ by A. bh The laetter-Hox. Weentat. Laurd. ** What the Premece Will deelddl Froderek Warrender (Solo Fimmno= GliA TeerCarmmer: Things Eat Maes. "7 Ben in South Africa,’ by Annette Adrie. forte), May Demen (Merzo-Soprana). Margaret Jewell (Soprana). E45WOMEN S CORNER: Hape „Deuglas- 10 WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. G0CHILDRENS CORNER: “How the Brown, Hints io Fennie Players.” SB, from Londen. Fortoie Got Ita Shell,” by W. El, Barker Bli CHILDREN BS CORNER. Frinsipal C. GRANT ROBERTSON, anc {,B, Birclair, told by Auntie Yvette. sl, Jrem Birmangpkam. A Chat-an Musie, by Unele Jeff. "The had. 0. Children a Latters. 1.205 Progrumme 5fran Lenden, | Pigeons of Venice," ber Katherine Dun- 10 WEATHER PORKECAET and NEWE. lap Cuther. The Storyof David Swan AR. from Leoudan. Sulivan Night. (adapted fram Nathaniel Haouthorne) Principal C. GRANT ROBERTSON, CARMEN Hill, (Mezzo-Soprand), told by Dr. Cempton-Kiekett. GMC, MA, © Makers of the Empire— BARRINGTON HOPPER (Tenar}, Chwe.” AB. to all Statond. BHChildren'a Letters. THE STAT HN Bi MPEON WY BAM eier. 12-00 Prewrake HE. Fraan Landan. ORCHESTRA, Ì T-TIME SIGNAL FROM BIG BEN, BO HLD Pregrinmme SH, from Sinke-on-Trerd. Condustar: WEATHER FORECAST dad TE 10 WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, WARWICK BRAITHWAITE. GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN. &.H. dE. rar Landan. Hú, (hrehdetra, fo all Stations. Prof. R‚ PEERS, S.B. from Nottingham. W Overture di Ballo ® oovarsenss erven (40) Principal C, GRANT ROBERTSON, C.V.0.. MA, "Makers of the Empire-SClive. Raval Horticultural Bocteiy Talk, ar, 8,20, Barrington Hooper, SB, from Birmingham. fram Landau, LO Mistress Mino. aasseruvarer esciaseen ORL 1.25. Musie, SM. to all Statsons evvert Belfaat. Local News, H Let Mo Dream Again © sooren(Ì) Danceand Humoer. "The Satlor's Grave” ser rserernsrers (17) Td, Mr. HERMAN KLEIN, © The Technigwve of Vomve Produchon.'' SB. te other SB. ta Stale-an-Trent. KAD, Orchestra. Ztatieng, Lú,4n. FRED BECK (Entertamer) Introduetten to Act IV, ” The Tempe "* Eullivan Programme. 'Erbert.” 1d) (Sie Arthur Sullivan was born on May 1th, Mallar, 8,50, G„armer Hill. 18421 Lü, 50. THE BUFFALO ORCHESTRA : 4 Golden Days Vinsaed When u Muiden Loven ”,,‚f Stttnnnteene (ij) DORIS VANE (Sopranú), Direction: SHENKMAN ond OUEET. LEONARD LOVESEY (Tenor). Relayed from the Palais de Danse, 5.0, Herrington Hooper. ADELINA LEON (Bolo Vroloncello}, 110 Clase dawn. “Once Again” san net erniet enn ee GEAN MICHAEL RAGHAN (Entertainer). "Came, Murg! anita, Come( The Martyr THE WIEELEES ORCHESTRA : of Antech TP) erster en ue 11 Conducted ty GEOFEFREN TOY LE. GEM BOURNEMOUTH. 385 M, “The Drinking Bong” (“The Ross wf PART I, 345Falke to Wemen: * Cempetitiins—Théir Persia “}. Bû, The Orchestra. Profit and Amusement," by Nancy a10, Orchest Fa. Overture, * Iolanthe.” Miakin. THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA. Overture, “The Tempest ® ……., (40) Leonard Laovezer. Candueted by Capt, W. A. FEATHER- 84.0. Carmen Hill, “Come, Margarita, Came” ("The STONE. Murtyf of Antioch. '} “My Dearest Heart ” ü The Orchestra, 5.0,CHILDREN'S CORNER : Songs, Storioe, The Tnet Choed 7! ofteetende (0) ete, Suita Mascarade (” The Merchant af 40. Orcheatra. Venen 7} 540-345, — Children's Letters. Mazcarade, * The Merchant of Venten " (10) Darts Vane with Orchestra. 0.0— Scholars: Half-Hoer : “ Baeket Work,” FORECAST and NEWS, "Lord ef Our Chosen Hace '" (© Ivanhoe”) WEATHER by H. Cooper. SB. from Londen. A Light Imterlude. Ed, fB Muir. Prof. BR, PEERS. 42.5. from Natbagham. “ Nothing in Particular.” ' [Second Púrt.) 10WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. Royal Horticultural Somety Talk. 5.0, (C, B. Poultnéy.)} sd, from Luden. fram Londen. | Principal 0, GRANT KOBERTSON. Read hy Local News. Î Michael RKaghan. in. front Beriutnahanm, 1040110, Programme SB. from London. PART II. TZ BlProgramme SE. from Löndomn, Tha Orchestra, el 0. Drama. Suite, u Wietorma and Merris Eneland.' A Review af the Drama ûs broadcast from 22Y MANCHESTER. 374 M. Î Lennard, Laverar, the Bournemouth Station, 3.30.— Broadcast for Bechaols: (5,40) T se Fhe Gay Hisar de pe Tha Chieftaun ar We ahall review the Drama we havo braad- Coward, Me, ank * My Bata.’ When Thou Art Maar.’ cast to date. Will {he sound of horses (4.45) Mies Reynolds: © Mythology.” u Drinking Seng (** Roze af Persia"). hoafa an now broadcast t Weet Will Aahelirun. Keson. this rüumd wien combined With other 4,0-5.15,--Concert by the “24Y " Quartet. Cencertino far‘Cello and Creheztra, sounds broadcast? No! If you listen Harriet Egan (Soprano). Sidney Wright Daris Vana weth (Orchestra, to-nigkt, we think you will he very ('Cellist). Talk to Women, “Orpheus und His Lute.” interested. We shall reproduce kome of 53 Children's Letters. f Full Fathom Eivé.'' aur most successful Pictures ard Playa CORNER. “Where the Hee Sucka,”" for purposes of demonstration. 545-030CHILDREN'S The Orchestra. Our first effort at broadeasting runnmg TOWEATHER FORECAST: and NEWS. Overture, * Yeomen of the Guard.” water sounded hke shuvelng coals— SB. from London. we changed this. How f Lasten ta-might. 10-TIME SIGNAL FROM GREENWICH, Principal 1 CRANT ROBERTSON. WEATHER FORECAST and oND 10.0. WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, SB. from Birmingham. GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN. 5.B. S.B. from Landon. 7.25 Music. SB, from London. | ta all Stitidna. Prof. RK. PEERS. 5.8. frons Noltngham. FPraf. R. FEERS, M.A, "Needs, Wants Royal Horticultural Soctety Talk, #8, A mamber uguimst a musical Hem Fudicates ihe name and Batisfaetiens." SB. from Nottdng- from Londen, tn pelle & lat of publishers will befound on LEacal News. Arni. pen Es, hey

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Tha lelters “SB.” printed in italies in these pröprammes BAND OF HM. GRENADIER GITARDS 60e. Donald : Stenopgraphers’ Half-Hour. signity wm Gimaltantous Broadcast from thee stotion men- (By Permission of Col. B. N. Bergiaon- tiamnd, 630, Steadman’s Symphony Orchestra, relavrad Brooke, CM, Desh. from the Elsetrie Thaatro. da—Prof. CC, HH. BEILLF (of Liverpool Director af Musie —-Lieut. G. MILLER, Uraverzity) : “Architecture” (TV.} Overture, © Tannhäuser Wagner LOWEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. à.B. from Landún, (Band) ST. JOHNS CHURCH BOYS, PRIZE CHOIR (Blackburn). Becit. and Aria, * Arm, Arin, Ye Brave” Principal €, GRANT ROBERTSON. 5.8. from Birmaan. Candueter: THOMAS TL. DUERDEN. Handel THE BLACK DYKE BAND HARMOM 1 (Harry Hopewell and Hand.) Ì 1.35Musie, &.B, frtm London, Bong, * Come, Margarita, Come’ (” The OVUARTET: Martur of Antioch }Sullivan (15) 140The Ber. MeINTOSH MOWATT, BL, B. CHATRURN. J. WOOD, Glahn Colnot “Things That Matter Humlits.” FE, HAIGH., FP. SHAW. Hymn. -“Ò Gladrome Light” (° The Bû-10.0-OPERATIC PROGRAMME. B, ROBERT RUTHERFORD (Humorist). Grolden Legend "'} Bearer Sullrvan (A6) from Glasgow, MABEL FIFAGERALD (Entertainer). (Hilda Vincent, Constance Har, John IKO WEATHER FORECAST and KEWS. BU, Gruartat., Collinson, Futry Hopewell and Hand.) 5E. from Laidan. eN Bien ee ian vreetHager Bong, “Ah! fors’ é Jai” (“La Traviata "') el When Day is ni IN eneen Ps Shar Ferdts Prof B; PEERS, SB. from Nottingham. Chair. (Hilda Vincent and Band.) Local Mewe, “Viking Song”. … Coteridge-Tajylor (18) Overture, ©“ Die Felsenmühle ” ……Reissiger 1 | LbProgramme Hr: Be from Landen. “Full Fathom Five " ……dohn Srofand (AG) (Hamel. } Rabert Rutherford wil Entertain: March and Chorus, “The Queen of Sheba Orcmarend B A0 enk Ctvarr. (Band. ac GLASGOW. 420 M. Kr Spotted Anakes ” (CA Midsummer Air, “ Let the Bright Seraphim " (°° Sam- UI,FO-12R0, —Micd-duy Pransmisston. Night's Dream) coossscisass Mendelssohn ANRe nd et ded Handel U Let the Bright Seraphim * ……… Mandel (Hilda, Vincent} di Broadeast to Schools. Ghaartet, Part Song, © Sweet and Low Baornby (4) dl AD Musical Moments with The Wireless The: Bolrermkan. Giet—soansasarentas Halfe (Hilda VWincent, Constance Hay, Jahn Ouartet and Tien DD, Herd (Contralte). Comrades im Arme" (Bv Request) Adr Collinson, Harry Hopewell, and Band.) 445 WOMENES HALF-HOUR, B jopprox.). Ahadrei Fitzgerald, Reit. andAma, * Sound an Alarm * Selections from her Repertoire, Handel 615 -CHILIJKENS CORNER: Singing (Fohn Collinson smd Bind.) Lassons byAuntie Ovclone, Char. dl k Air, © To Peon "(“* The Martyrof Antioch”) BlkWeather Forecast tor Färmere. ENictóre of Bong” ccv. Mindelle (46) Salleean (15) UI tapprax.). Guartet. (Constance Har.) TO EATHER FORECAST nml NEWS, 3. Biens DEL Nie, RES.Hebr March, “Le Prophète”Meyerbeer SB. from London. {Band} U Bweet is the Mor " … Hallingwood (46) ae Principal €. GRANT ROBERTSON. S.B Mahal Fitzgerald. 100 WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. [rom Biramnijken, Maore- Selections from her Repertoire, SB, from Londen. 7.2a. Musie. SB. from Londen. Chear. Prof. R. PEERS. A.B. from Notthngham, The Shepherd's Dance va German (dl) Koval Horticultural Society Talk, m4Mr. A. P. GILCHRIST: t Matire tn When Hertterflies Return '' Local News, Madern Art.” Landen Ronald (20) 1d. BAND, Operatie Programms. ar e Child'a Lore! vinne de K. Parry Variations on & Theme... … «… Tehatkovsky VSB to Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Dundee, Fatneri Ruthefford.Entertains Again. Helectton, “Tomi! nnen Hirsch (3) WWAWEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, Quick March, ** The Langers Call ' THE ADOMENTED STATION SB. from London. Eitenberg (AA) ORCHESTRA: Frof. KR, PEERS. ZB. from Nallinghant. 1.10, Close don: Condueted hy HERBERT -A. CAR- Raval Hartieultural Society Talk. RUTHERS, ALICE MOXON (Soprano). Loenl News. 2BD ABERDEEN. 435 M. [A0 Progranme SB. from Lendon, 5.0. Orchestra. 10-180 — Morning Transmission : Cerarno= Owvertnre,The Bartéred Bride", Smetsna Ut Close den. pliene Musie. 8.10, Alice Mexon. 3-d0-5.0 Steadman s Symphony Orchestra, re- “Ah Me, It Seems That All Hath Vanished '* NO NEWCASTLE. 400 M. laved fram the Electric Theatre, Fermui- (Lee Magic Flute) u. uni Mozard mine Topes. aA ÜOrshaest ra relaver from Fenwick s Terrace “Carved Upon My Inmost Heart © (* Rigo- Ten Raams. GlCHILDRENS CORNER: “To the bel Nen nein een Ferdi AAS —leandon Paper, “ House Property Manage- Land df the Waving Fern”: A Mustcal (Bath with Orchestral Actompaniment. } Fournier eandhueted bir Unele Merl. Sargs ment as n Career for Women, ' by Miss 8.22: Orchestra. hyt Auntie F. 1, Lansdown. Addis. Evmphony Na. 3 ("Eroica ') „Beethoven Waoolley (Soprano). 5.0 Ethel ü.15, Alice Moxan. bla CHILDREN'S CORNER, KEY LIST OF MUSE PUBLISHERS, “One Finé Day” {” Madame Butterfly "') Gha Children a Letters. 1. JT. Ml, Acdnms Melee Pirblishslnyg Ca. 2, Anglo-French Puccini (6 bir, Schalars’ Half-Hour: Mr. L. Orange, Musbe do, bed, H, Amehrerbete, Popwood, aud Crew, Lid MBE. HBEc, ELC," El Dorado, The d, dein Astron. Ltd, G, Angener, LE, dl, Naver ami Valse Sang (°° Romeo and Juliet '') Fergusoû. 7, Beal, Stattardand CoLed. & John Klwek- Canaod (Lai Lost City. burn, Ltd. #, Baeratal Co, Bosworth amd Ce, Lid, (Bath with 1,35 Farmers Corner : Prof, Gilchrist, Season- 1, Camuntrer Mair mnd Mnansfacturkna Cu, 1E Caiopbweil, Orchestral Aecompanimtnt. ) Conneli. and Co, Ak, Cars and Co, 14, Cavendken Maralc hes. Orehealtd. abale Antea. Ca, Ja Chappell att Ca, Lid, A, Tand W. Chester, Lid Fi WEATHER: FORECAST and NEWS. 17, A. B Crasver nod Co, Lid, 18, Jo Curwenr and Sana; Ballet Musie from * Palyeucte © Gounod EB. from London, Ltd, 1, Herman bare wekt Musie Publishine Co, Mk Warten Overture, © Eurvanthm: -…s cara. Weber Madd, Lid. 21 Tex, Lid, ZE Dalart mud Co, WS. Duff, Principal C, GRANT ROBERTSON, 5.5. Bleunet, aud Co Eid, 24, Eellper Mule -Prublistime Se 10,0.WEATHER FORECAST und NEWS. from Birmingham, Ì Ltd, 25 Elka amd Co Lid. ef, mech and. Str. 27, adt. fram doeran. 535-80—Frogranme SB, from Landen. Feklimar and Co, 24, Forsrth red, Ltd. 20, Francie De aud Hanter, Lid. 400, Cadel and Tabs, (1E4), Pi Prof. R. PEERS. &.B. from Natfingham. 1. AL Gend and Maoleller.. 32 A, Hamsnmend and ['o, g.0- 10,0, Programmes Revived—No. Frederiek HaterCo, A, Hawkes md Zon. A. FP. gra’ Local Wewe. The follawing Programme waa given at tha Zi: Kell Prowzse andCa. Led: 47 Jûimmes S. Kerr. 35, R, 10,50, Orchestra, Raval Albert Hall on July Geh, 1880, TaBleur nnSan, Ad.SU Lartelne anda, Lid. 20, J, H. larwiv. 41, Alfred Lenpnlek and Co, Add... 42, Peril Half-an:-Mour with Wagner. on the vecasion of the SinteBee sption o f Lahnax and Un 45, Lennard and Ca, 4d, Metdler and. Oo. His Majesty the Shah of Persia, The ist, Kitr, dj. Muardech, Aterdseh atd Co, A8, Nevele Overture, “The Flving Datehman Original Artista were : Madams. Alant, nml ta, Lel A7, Ostord Cnbrersity Wress, 48, Parrel, March, nr Tamnhisers Watkin Haig,dol Co, 49. Walter Partridge amd Co, 50, Patersdu, Madame Patti, Edward Lloyd, Bats, arlCo, Eet, Al, W‚ PaxtonandCo, Gtt, 02, Palllfps “Procession of the Soda ta Valhalla" Mills, Aasieted by Military Bands, Con- nml Page. Al. Heeder-and Walsh. oi. Beld Minos, Lid. Klunegold Bi. Revive amd Co, BB Ar, AElerddd amstk Co, Bi. Belentt and ducted by Lieut. Dan Godfrey. Co, Bal, GA. Stalner ard Bell, Ted, Bl A, JN Staary Muale “The Ride of the Valkvries.” TONIGHT. úln, Ltd, Af, StorkMusie Publishing Co, 61, Bean and HILDA VINCENT (Soprano). Co. (Musle Palillehera), Jd, út Warren and Phillips. 10Clase down.

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A Gift Worth Having. A Successful Bournemouth Concert. Î been a bright and popular feature fram the Ne long age some child members of the The concert raised by the New Milton beginning, and the vang listenewa of the West Birmingham Station Radio Circle very members of the Fairy Flower League at Bourne. have enjoyed the weekly “At Homes” held kindly presented their couzins of abont the same month realized over £23 net. profit. in the studio, every member of the Radio age in the wilds of NorthWales with a receiving Creat waa the delight of the members of tha Circle having been entertained, aatfor the reception of © AIT," The set was pro- League when they heard that a further £21 A continuing feature of thia transnnszinn is a videwith a loud speaker, and an the Arst night had been received at the office under the heading gèriea of talks by Uncle Jam on his ex perieneea it was installed tkey arranged with Uncle Edgar of “ Anonymous. Thus, £44 has been received in West Africa, while Uncle Clarence ie just that a message should be sent to both of their within two days to swell the Cot Fund. about to tella story of his trip té Dartmoor, with hitte Friend, special reference to its antiquities, This waa dúly carried out, and a few days later a letter was received The Mysterious *' Brownie,’ ta say that the effect of the unexpected On Mondays and Wednesdars message was to make one of them Auntie Una of Newcastle gives the pala with exeitement and the other children talks on farmous men and to ejacnlate rapidly in Welsh: on Nature subjecta, These talks are “ Mather, he's talking tous!" illustrated with songs by Mr, Andrew Snooky, who neede no introduction Frazer, the blind pianist, who is A to Hirminghamlisteners, has recently great favourite with the children. been presented with a new motor-car, Thursday is “Brownies” day. and many inquiries have been reecived Precisely whe * Brownie! ia niust asto whether he has hadan accident not be divulged, He ie a myeterious vet: but although Ambrose ard person, of a somewhat diteontented Klatchie have laid etveral traps for disposition, whose dismal voice ie en him, he haa not vet run over even à well-known among Newcastle children. chicken, Tuesday has for long been sacred to Uncle Nick, who is a host în him-= Edinburgh's Child Entertainers. self, An important item each day ia ‚_Àn interesting regular feature of the announcement. of the new mem= the Eiinburgh Children's Corner is JUVENILE SUNBEAMS. bera of the Fairy League—an organi- the Children's Pianoforte Trio, which Here is af Kee W. Mattershaw's Dutch Chair ration which has now reached con- broadcasts a short programme during ef Tavenile en: often broadcast during ** The siderable dimenstona, the Childrens Hour once a week, Children's rn4 the Nottingham Station. Fheprogramme, which lasts about Manchester's New Uncle. twenty minutes, is divided into two parts, Weekly “At Homes" at Plymouth. The Manchester children have re acntiy the first being devoted to a movement from a The Plymouth Children's Corner has fve acquired a new Uncle" Uncle Eric'' (Mr. classical trio, such as Mozart or Beethoven, F Aunts ” and” Uneles” who regularly take Erie Fogg, the Station accompanist), He and the second to music of a lighter kind, part. The “SPY” Radio Circle haa 1,250 enjors speaking to the children, but he is at his kuch as danceand popular muszie, members, all of whom take an active interest best and happiest when he is plaving to them. _ The performers themselves are in-their ‘teeng, in the installation of loud- speaker sets in the “A Fairyland of Music.” but their clevernese may be judged from the local hospitals. They have completed four, On Saturday, Mav 2ärd, “A Fairyland af fact that the ‘cellist is a pupil of Suggin, while and are bhmay increasing the membership to Muzie.'. by Ernest Austin (Methmen and Co), the vinlinist has played Concerto with orchestra give à fifth installation. will bo broadeast during the * Children's in publie on more than one occasiot, The Children's Hour transmissions have Corner * at Mancheater.

Mmmen nnee ee mz en == d GEOFFREY'SFREWARD. of vour money, though; your pockets neually dawn the path withoutwaiting to hear her have holes-in them.” thanks, By A. COLEMAN HICKS. So Geoffrey started oat in high spirits to walk At the gate, however, he met hie umele, the mile into Bromtford, their nearest town, the doctor, who had come to visit the sick Ë Was Geof- On the wav, he passecd.a row of cottages Ia. frey's with small gardens in front, and in one of these “* Hullo, Geoff, been talking to Mrs, Jenkins ? birthdav, and he saw a little girl erving bitterly, with her Good bov, to come and cheer them up,’ and he had had arms round the neck of a& dog who did not he hurried into the cotta a lot of nice seem to understand it at all. Geeflrer knew Geoffrey wandered away feeling rather dalc- preaents— the little girl, whose name was Amy, hermother fal, He had zo longed for those records, and five shillings had sometimes done odd work at hie fathers now it would be weeks andweeks before he from his house, and, going into the garden, he asked her could possibly gave enough money 1e get father, a whatwas the matter; but she could not speak them. cricket - hat for sobhing. When he get home, hie sisters began lo ask from his Just then, Amy'e mother camt to the door about his purchaaes, and Geoffrey told them all moather, a and Geaffrey notieed that she,too, looked aa that he had lost hie money, for he was not the fishing - rod if she had been erving. sort of bev ta tell of his good deels, from his two “We're got to Inge poor fasthfol old Spot,” There waa a dreadful silence, and then, “I sisters, an d she told him; “we'vehad him since Amy told you zo," said his father, sterne. * Reely, his unele, waaababy five years ago, and it's making us Geoffrey, yon should be old enough now to le Ir. k a De all zo miserable.” trusted with a Hitte money ; but it seeme mee

“Bat why f ” asked Geoffrev. less to let you have it.” “Here, take this 1” said Geoffrey. erenu ae “Well, von sec, Master Geoff, we havent Poor Geoffrey slank off to bed much earlier a wonderful pocket-knifo with four blades. the money for his heence—ts, @d. it isand that night to forget his zorrows, But no one had given him what he wanted Tom, my husband, is ill wpstaira and I haven't Jay came in the morning, however. There more than anything, some new records for his sixpence to en for anything that is not really waaa large parcel for Geoffrey, and when it gramephone. necessary. Tom ie taking it to heart. too—he was untied, he found six of the latest records— Howerer, with half-a-croun he had zaved waa that fond of the dog.” just the very things he had wanted. from: his pocket-money, and the five ahillings Geoffrey felt very uncomfortahle, and a There was also a note for him in the parcel, his father gave him, he had a total of seven Jump came in his throat. He had just the it simply said -— ghillings and zixpence to spend as he liked, sum in his pocketthat would make these so he made up his mind te go into the town three people happy, but he did want those “Dean Georr— One good turn degerves-anat her, and buy the records himself. recorda! He hada hard struggle, but fresh Uxure Frans. ': ‘ Having a whole holiday in honour of the saba from Amy decided him. oecazion, Geollrey asked if he mightgo and “Here, take this, Mrs, Jenkins, IT dent and out dropped thret néw half-erowrs, ‘buy wiat he wanteil so mrieh, want it, and-yen can pay the licence, sa old e @ “ “Certainly,” sar hie father. “Be careful Spat won't have to go,” and he hurried away Mrs, Jenkins musthave told the doctor!

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B. fo all 5 M. JL Cour a Reeommande el wac art ee keeital hy Jd. 0. STOBART and ER. JEFERET. laf erp. a Vers Clase doen. SE Jardin el Arteotar 7treel B} d0-50, ah Lakeland Pilgrimage!" (5), bv Else L. Bprott. Trocadero Ten Kime Trio. BIRMINGHAM. 475 M. Keo, Op. 1 Nak Mieten Musie. P.Engliah AaShe ie Faught im Canada,” her Mra. H,A. L. Fisher. tal Ihe Station Pranotorte Gutmiet, Allegro con bries Andante cantabile con WOMEN R CORNER: IE. A Nicolis Varian : Minuetto (Gluaal Allegra} ; 60 CHILDREN'S CORNER : Bonzs by the Twigg, AL Se, “Heredity.’ Jeseie Finale {Prestige}. Uneles, * The Big and Little Hocaa,” by Russen (Sola Fianoturte). dahm Collinson. Arthur Groame. “Zas Nate and Nur. CHILDKENS CORNER. Da KotGo, Mey Love" Michard Hageman Bi EEay L G. M. of tha ril Afrit. Ö:û, Children & Lasttord. “Bang of the Palanquin Bearers LA heildren's Leettors. 70 Blk Prcigtaminet SB. from Londen. Martin Share (18) fh, E Mier. 10,0 CHAMBER MUSIC, B. from Man- Charles Mirtles. dl TIME BIGNAL FROM Bld BEN. chester. Fanta, Loves Dream”... Afillers (24) WEATHER FORECAST and IIET 100 WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. Neapolitan Serenade, © Beneath The Win- GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN. SB, ede. from Leoniden, DOW ae zeeer et Copreer (16) fa all Statrena. Mr.G. Ei ad. BUVINSGTON { Chanti- Carmen Hill. Market Prices for Farmers. SB. to all cleer '), May in the Poultre Nard.” ‚Suameer zhght Erf … ferabarm Pas ent ran a. oeal News. t Lavelmcat af Tresa a Craker Ministry ef Agriculture's- Fortnightly- Bul- THE SAVOT BANDS, sH, from “tSoldimer, E Wimke A au 1 ali” Peel (14) letim. Af, ta all Ktalftona, Landon. Barrow aud Spring î drdhrHeel (0) Mlumie. SE da all Stattans ererpl Belfast. Clase daven. John Calkineon. er ef ee PE Mr. W. BIRRELL, Registrar, Lough- U The Braak haraugh College, © Modern Methods af EEM BOURNEMOUTH. 386 M. The Marne rete ke ed: 1 rn ed Schubert TeenVein Engineering. &.N. fo other 4.45 Talk to Women : “Londen Páapers” bw Aubade… Í dsten EFA. Anns Farnell: Watson. The Hourne- 1 Eavaurite Calaur.” Chamber Music and Drama. maath Eleetrie Theatre Orchestre, broad “Withered Flowers. Ste other Mfatrans, enel Írom theEleetric ‘Theatre : Mustcnl Trio. DALE SMITH (Baritone). Mirector, D.C, Bound, TEN, END DE on res. ven Arensky (5) THE KUTCHER STRING QUARTET: 50 CHILDREN'S CORNER :- Songea and Allegro Moderato; Scherzo (Allegro Malta}; SAMUEL KUTCHER (lat Violin) ; Stories by Uncle Tony, Aunty Ethel Elegia (Adagio); Finale (Allegro nen GEORGE WHITAKER (2nd Viel): nrd Atrrst y Marjorie, Adventure Talk Troppo). LEONARD RUBINSTEIN (Viola); ta Boves,” by Uncle Cavan. 10.0 -WEANHER FORECAST and NEWS, ‚JOHN .BARBTROLLI Mdfdelen es Last ters. SB. from Londen, (Violaneella). An Entertnmnment by “DB,” Bn, HOG, Brechaolars’. Half-Hour: © Heat and Fhe Coartet. Getting Hot,” bee W.J, Woodhouse, Lacal News. Quartet, Op. 74, No, 3 in G Minor. Haydn ACP. 1030=THE SAFOT BARDS, SB. fram Hate BAnntth. TO 1130 Programme A.H, fröm Londen, Londen. When Death fo Either en Te CARDIFF. 351 M. 130 Clase doen. Laveliest. of Trees the 304,30, Fred Beek (Entertainer). The Stnticn Cheff Naw” neren Orchestra : Caruluctor, Warwick. Wraith NO NEWCASTLE. 400 M. “The Lake Isle of Inis- waits. [1.40-12,30, May Wekk (Contra.to), Martin hi VE arran F Afireel, Herbert tt WAS" FIVE (CLOUES." Henderson (Concertina). Gramophone “Have You Seen Hut mn „CHILDREN'S COEN EEL. Keeùrde. Wte LillieGirow t* “The Letter Hux.” a (lat Performance) ddMazart : Elza Murray-Avnzley (Soprano). G. lä.-, HO, “Teens” Carnet s ie Beereatlonr Harold akon (boe). Thé Station Erio: Roe Kissel Me Fo: and Sporta,” EMGH embee riedel Caonduretor, Edward Clark. Lendan TDT. 40. Programine ME: fram Landan. Paper, © Women of the, Past—Lucrezia (atcampanied by the Composer.) TAUMe. RICH?ARD TEESEDER, E.R.H.S., Bora,’ by Mrs. Heten Townroò, Á. li Lari ICE. de A rr lar, Gardening. 515, CHILDREN'S CORNER. THE MOTHER a.0-100 CHAMBER MUSIC and DRAMA, sk Drama in Ome Act hy SB. from Londen. TMMh, Chiüldren'a Lutters. Olive Lefhbriedige. 10.0_-WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. dim Alban ….. RAYMOND TRAFFORD GON, 20 Scholars’ Half-Hour: Major March, SR, fram London. 80, MAC. “Thé British Dog,” Mary (His Wife) … PHYLLIE PANTING Btation Ihireetor's Talk. Local News. TOA 130-Progrimme SB. from London. Produced by R. E. JEFFREY. THE BAVOYT BANDS, s.. from Dg The Quartet. Landen. 2D ABERDEEN. 495 M. Andante Cantabile from Quartet in D Cioze dawn. REA venen ere Tehaikotrgi 00e tondert : The Wireless Orchestra. Dale Smith with Quartet. 22Y MANCHESTER. 374 M. dean Brvan (Contralto). Fermimnme Topics. Sang Crele for Voice and String Quartet, 6,30 -CHILDEENS CORNER: Our Own Love Blows aa tho Wind Blows " 430 Danee Musie, relayed from the State Sanes Again. Catt. Thamaa Parter (Entertainer). Talk W. B. Henley (AG) 6.0, Doys’ Brigade Mewa Bulletin: “ Summer 2 “A BIT OF OLD SHAKESPEARE" “ta Women. by Misa 5, L. Broadbent, on Activitiea in the Bors’ Brigade: Swim- A Hurmrorous Sketch by Russia: An 1017. min. Ammypirs Hriiter. „Children s Letters. 1.30-7.0. THE WIEELESS ORCHESTRA. 645 6.30 -CHILDBEN'S CORNER Concert Valses. IJ Produted by BE. JEFFREY, EEn A.B, from London. Listeners should imagina that they are =S Mr. W. F. BLETCHER, Examiner d UAmourenss" vervent dierger (85) seuted in Ehe gallery of n theatre over- Spanish to the U.LC.L, Spanish Talk. triene © er ien eee ed Siheline (34) hearing the remarks on thu performante, le PTenee Ered Gadin (2 and ocrasionally the voices of the per- Chamber Music, He Timnnorteln oen ad ne Ouag't foriners. TRUMPET AND SONGS, TTA Programme S.H, from Londen, B Dale Smith. Z.B. to Hermingham. TAOMre. MILNE, National Prezident for ST Attempt From ganden Herry Purcell, CARMEN HIL(Mezzo-Boprano}. 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IEne Ml ue Brit Taen, Ì — RADIO TIMES —

Monday’= Programme. PROGRAMME. (Continued from paga 240} THURSDAY'S re temin will leuve Sydney at 8.0 pm, (C'entinwed from pride 300) and. we shall Finlt at Bendien, Melinaurtee, _MAn Acrostie.”' Adelaide, Kalgoorlie, Perth, Port Hed- E Mainly Operatic. banned: FAKTFOE H.M. GRENADIER GUARDS 8: B fo Dundee. re Î First Phase (Br kind permission of Col. B, N. Sergisn- os” Idea ofa Query Programint, Fhe Chrstenmmg of: Fatt Juckzon. Brooke, CMG, DSO). Chuarnefr Fi: Conductor: Latut. G- MILLER, THE STATEON ORCHESTRA. Capt, Cook's Boutswain HARRY HOPEWELL (Barrtone). Vondreted ht HALRERT TATLOCK A Band. HE RBERT A. CARRUTHERS. : Kitr. ren 5 Cada Bay Hi. MATE EN ZLE Clrand- March (** Sizúrd Jorsalfar "). … Grieg ROBERT PITT ond LANCGTON MARES Scene : Overture, “The Hekhridea'' …… Afendelesaln (Eimtertainera)., Hie Pare-deek of HM.S. Aveofataumt. Belectin, “Li Bobtime " Pureer DOROTHY BENNETT (Soprano). 5û, Orehestra. Time : Cornet Solo, © El Descichade "' uint-saens Le Cannot hien lled fh Hieh Brou, Th: Evening of April Sh, Arnd. Bt. Harrs Hopewell. hmdl ‚Pianist and Composer too, dhe first Jauding at. Botany Hay. “ Hiawatha’a Vision ' ('° Hiawdtha's Depar- Fn Second Phinse: ture hoes Culeridge- Taylor (46) 8.10. Dorothy Hermett, A Beene nn the way to the “Ovens ” Dig- “Song of (ho Coat "(La Bohème” } “He lost content. srrira on 1852. Pueeena (A04 4. Mis smuaie brings entrancing visiGn®,” 5. Also an Island. a Odell mining Enstcent at ** Dead:Horse “When a Manten Takes Wour Fancy” ( Nl Beraglie ree Ad rt Afazart 6. Extensie Traveller, died. im Meroeco, Cruile,”- 853, 6,20, Kabert Pitt andLangton Marke, Tlurd Phase: äol. Hand. 7. What the Entertainers provide. A Syualter's Tule of Man-and Horse, Ürand Beene from "Les Hugusnots Meyerbeer (La) 540, Cirehestra. Faurthi Phase: (La Beénédietion des Poigmirds. | 8, The Father of Musie. The Pearl Finherten of Weslern Australia, Où Himself Eru LEL Hired af this piece, The Phimo-Flight will include the EV nlse des Fleurs ! ……… Tehaikrovekg (HH) fallowing.: Scherzo, © L'Apprenti Sorcier ” Mukns (34) 1ù, Ma, 5 EELT} drama, Paket Eraller, Spinningï Banz (fram Hongs Wit leert, 8.58, Daorathy Bennett. Cfuade : WardH| . 4 eren Mendelssohn Onee a Chemist. Arn Officer of dhc Government of Australin. ie Composer of Suites and Ballets, … (Ry kind permission of the High Bigoden ie Dannii sd Mierkeis Commissioner.) K35. Harrr Hopewell. 18: Word of zix letters, the first C, 1há DOROTHY ROBSON (Soprano) “When forsthe Fulm in Song” (° Tanm- bast A. hkiaer Ph ore re ERAF 14. Part of a Chiemmieal, mnd The Heart Bowd Down" (** Tho Babe: 8.5. Orcheetra. JHE COLLINSON [lenar), mmm Criel Li aeta En EE re Halfe 15. Think af Lyries and Lilac. Wa ill EINE Ekie following “Song of the Toreador” ( Carmen | 18, Melancholy marked him for her own Aar gunsd: EFolleEE, Bizet Laad) 17. Two minutes, please ! At Wimekrogeka °° 18, Wrotea Waris Best Seller, (The Turtle Song) pd. Band. se The Wedding of Shran Maclean ' Bath (15) 19, Alrmmosf & Scot, (A Melody sung ley (The Souga vari- (44) 8.2a. Robert Pitt and Langton Markt, the Wellington |_ginally arranged bv Patrol, * The Wee Maegreegor "* Ansere 10.0 WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, 20, Alsoprovidedbv the Entertainers. Vallen Tribe of I. Mathan and re- EH. Frears Emira, 0.45. Orchestra. Kastralia} vere: arranged bv Mr. DAVID M. ANDREW, MLA, Rector 21. Here's the frequent follow again. titel Dital Baloo- Montague Clayton) nat” (uet) „of Aberdeen Gramrmar School: “The One word ie required for ench item on the Historv of the Aberdeen Grammar programme. {The name ofthe Composer- “ Koorinda Braid** Schaal." of the song orpiece im every case except HALEBERT TATLOCK- with his Local News. 7, 17, 20 and Zl The Inriials, reed DREAMATIC COMPANY. 10. 30--TAHE BAVOY BANDS. di Fram dewnwards, give & name of universal AUGUSTUS BEDDIE. Lûidar, interest to Iisteners. I DUNCAN CLARK. Frizes of Two Guines andOne Cumedr (Under the muspites of the Sooitish Asso- HJO Close down. will be awarded ta the first two listeners vinban For die Speaking of Verze). whose envelopes contain the correct THE BIALIION ORCHESTRA : asc GLASGOW. 420 M. Conducted Ly golutton. ke, 330-430, An Hour of Melody with The Pleaze mark vour envelopes “Acrostic.' —_ HERBERT A. CARRUTHERS. Wireless Gjuartet and John B, Dickson Closing date, Mondav, May 18th. Arranged for Broadcast and Produced Ly Cellist). 10-00WEATHER FORECAST and KEW ZS. MUEKRGO MM, DEWAR, dâWOMEN'S HALF.HOUER:. Ella Mie. dt. from Landen. 10.De WEATHER FORECAST and KEWE. Kinnon: “The NMineteenth Century for Mr. LUDOVIC MeLELLAN MANN on A. Fram ontdan, Adult, Education.” "The Battle of Langside.” £ Prof. LASCELLES ABERCROMBIE, SB. DaT LDREN'S CORNER. Lacal News. Freni heede-Hradfard. Lacal Wews, Gû-h5_—Weatlier Forecast for Farmers. 10.30.—-THE SAVOY BANDS. 5.B. jrom 10,30.—-FREEMAN'S DANCE ORCHESTRA, relaved. from The -Plnza." 70-70 Praogrmme SB, from Lende, Landon. 11.0. Cate daten. A0. Mr. GEORGES. FERKIER on * Water.” 11.30. Close- down. FRIDAY'S PROGRAMME. _— [ (Continued from page 307.) 10.0 -WEATHER FORECAST aud NEWS. 60-65 Weather Forecast Tor Farmers: The Twa berenadaaers rr Kehumant N kt. fram Landen. 1.0-8.0.P'reprinnme SH, from Jeondun, The Adjatant *' „HMaward Fisher (0) É Mt. Hi, de VERE STACPOOLE, 5... from THE BAND OF HM. GEENADIER ùD. The Hand. Lienraadean. Laren Nu. 6 Piecale Sela, tt The Wren '' … Damere (38) GUARDS. 10.30. ALEX. MacGREGOR (Baritonc). í (Mlusen. B. BOWEN.) Surig Recital. (Br perrissian of Col B. MN. Bergison- Î Bute, " Casse-Noisette " …… Pehenkorsty ton daan s Serenade ** ……. Prehaikaraky Brüake, UMC, Is. Marche Overture Miniature: Danse Devon, CY- Devon ** Atam fard Director of Musie, Lieut. -G. MILLER. Russe; Frepak; Danse Arabe; Dinse “Far und High the Cranes Give Cry" HAREY HOPEWELL (Huritone). des Mirlitons. Karhagy AH ta Bedrndrurgh. Twen-Step, * Marchóta ” Sehertzinger. (15) The Catan Match *' stamntard 8D. The Band. Grand March (** Tannhäuser *j Wainer (34) Karto doe Silent Maghar ** Muebsmnminer Overture, “A Midsummer Night's Dream” 045. Harry Haopewell. “The Pirlgtint's Bone”. … Feharkoraky Af endelgaohn Navy Kongs. t The Songief the. Flea © A ouzanrgehg Intermezzo, * Braut. tThe Old Superb” (Songs of the Seal 1A lize dan. Hed esra ern (Arte Syme Stanford (3) 1 Scherzo, Serenade plens, Cp. 26) Zeu Fever veen dokn reload [5} 5SC GLASGOW. 420 M. (The Caamntry | Galdmeark (A) The King's Hijghwarv ' … Stanford (15) 11.30-18.50.—Middav Transmission, 50-450 An Wedding!" À an t Nelsan's Gone A-Bailing”' MA. KoÂr (15) Hoor of Melody with the Wiro- Rhap setae Dance," Bambanla ' Ee 10.0.—-WEATHER FORECAST and EWS. Guartet and James ‘Cati tinscham Coteridge-Vaylar (AA) LBrart bne| SH Frean Laman, 4 Beleetion, "Primrose, Gere term (15) MrH: de VERE STACPOOLE. S.E. from Jel „En a WOMEN!'S HALF-HOUR : Miss Dur- _ meid, *“ Hat Weather Drinks! Jannie H45. Harrr Hopewell. London, Lac ul MKaws. Î Ligun, “ A Mall Fight in Spain." Army Songs, 10-30, —-FREEMAN'S DANCE ORCHESTRA, War Bong of Tyrteus " …… Artbthrue relawed from thePlazn, Glasgow. ä Er kek En UHILDREN'S CORNER : Latest Chorus ú Stories, and Canuneirums. _……' Hel aol:Syddle'" „a Rupert AForih 1D. Close down. el

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HareNouAn « Untidy” Mind?? Radio Repertory. |

Mystery and Meaning of “ Complexes.” By Prof. T. H. Pear.” À Venture With aPromising Future. „OR many montha the dramatie producer HE word "complex has eprung into the Some writers reserve the word for a aystem af theB.B.C,has been carrying out careful himelight. and attained popularity. with of forces which produce behaviour zo© untidy trials and experimenta for the choice of surtahle mbarrassing rapiditv. Though this word ie à that it is a serious disaility ; when, fort example, artists and the evolution of the best type of play neweomer to peychology, ite life haa been a personhas a maorbid fear of some ‘harmless for dramatic transmission. The result ef 1 hia eventful, varied and far from humdrum. During abject, or an unreasonable antipathy prevents pioneer labour has been the formation of & the last two pears, unfortunately, it has become him from doing important work or doing it Radio Repertory Company, who have heen a daily item in the vocabulary of many perroris, properly. Now, one of the reasons for the engaged on a permanent basis for tho pre- It ia often uaed in newspapers and novels: strength af thin Íype of complex is that eentation throughout the country of radio-plavs. sometimes seriously, if not offectively ; at other certain experiencea which originally produced Simultaneously there have come to hand times neither seriously nor effectively, and, this unusual ór "skewed” behaviour have several plays which have been speetaliy written rarely, seriously and effectively. One suapects been forgotten, and are now producing emo- for wirelers transmission, Om May dik. (hid that for some people “complex” ie only à tional effecta, bat unctnsetoualy, hand of pilgrims zet forth with its stock of new pelite name for hahite im their acquaintance: This ta often true, But Tam imolined to plave Le give û sericea of thartyet Wapen farmanres, which seem to be uopleasing. You may remem- think that the eserntinl feature abeut a complex distributed between the programmes af the ber Grandmamma in Miss Rose Maecnulay's ie the alwence of harmaniamts organienhen amongst eight main stations in England, Wales and Sent- Dangerasur Ages, Her quite definite opimam the tenrdenciea to detien and the emations land. This tour, which is going to laat for ten was that complexes were things which other äroused in connection with it. Im short, the weeka, ta ant évent of renl gignificanee, not only people had, complex is an uatidvy and-disorderly example of in the development af broadcastinj, bat in the Fear of te Dark. what in its highhy organieed and tidy form is history of British Denma, Ne other county Wha originated the idea of compiexen ? called a sentiment, When wo possess sentiments has its established Racia Repertory Company, Kame doctors af medicine nütieed that in known to others opr actien is predictable, and Amenca and Norway have already sent their patients certain ideas, or systems of ideas, Indeed, there ia probably no sounder haats of enquiries asking lor reciproeal arrangement were, sù to speak, seriously overweighted in gom] prediction, Here, at any rate, Britatn has given the lead. comparison with others, The appearance in Now, sinve a sentiment for anything, whether “Pilgrim Fathers.” the patient'a mind of those ideas or anything it be a flag, a religton, or a child, te always an It may be of interest-to readers to knowwho related to them caused in him behaviour whieh overweighting of something in consciousness arethe people who are chosen to he the © pilgrim was emotional and alwaysin a definstedirection ; and always tends to produce action in a definite fathers ” of this new development, and who direetsan, can we mark ofa sentiment frtm a weually quite oppasel to his well-heing and ee been- collabarating with Mr. RB.HE. Jeffrer eamplex ? happiness, For example, a place like a dark 1 perfecting a radin-dramatie technie and cellar ; a-rmell like that of oranges, or even the When Prediction Is Safe, stuviing the special requirements of the windia iden of them might produce in the patient a amd the listener. IT kelieve we cam, in thie war. great and unreasonable fear, OH the causes of Mies Phvilis Panting, who has been spoken of Let ue examine a tidy sturdy sentiment like this fear he would. be quite unaware, Or the 5 possesein“the most perfect Ratio ver love, or even hatred when its reasons are can- mention of anapparently harmless subject, like al discovered," had canaiderable musical anc gcioualv neknewledged and accepted, What we mathemattes or astronomy, would disturb him dramatic experience before she turned her are struck byis thatthe behaviour of the person unduly, while causing no such reactions in aitentian to this sphere. who loves or hates something or somebody 1e others. Bom complex was defined as a syrtem Mrs, Constanduros has frequent deliehtael generally broadiy predictable, If we kre ef ileas poescszing a certain emotional tone London audrenete in character acting, clten mm that a man hates umkrimdis to ehildren or and tending to produce actton in a definite sketches of her own composition, animals, we can safely pridiet what will be hie direction, Mr. Henry Oscar has had long experience in Now some of von may think: © Why, we all attitude towards a particularly gross and unprovoked case of cruekty, the management and {he presentation of playa have complexen! For who of ue is quite normal ana enjoys a wide reputatien as an exponent ii hea behaviour of attitude towards life? When, on the other hand, we sdy that a man has a complex about something ur somebody, ef Shakespeare. He hine aleo player in varioug Any special interest, like a hobby or one's life- modern plays. Mr. George Shillan and Mr. wemean that his behaviour concerning that wörk, is an overwäighting of certain ideas, from Ashton Pearse are both well known to Wezi- the paint of view af other people, at any rate, afintion is uipredietable and *untidy.” Let uä imagine a person who, very fond of another, End plavgoers, Mr, skillan'a peerformaroe winch And this woald even include falling in love 1” ig bet remembered perhaps waa the accusing is wudestenty and inexplicably anubbed in public priest in Mr. Matheson Langs produretien of Is Leve Normal ? hy hum, Thies mght instantareousty change his The Wandering Jew, Mr. Pearse plaval the But this, aorely, would be straining the naetul- laveinto hatred, But events are not ueually so German * Excelleney " with Mr. Ivor Xovella ness of the word to anapping-point. For, while simple. It ie mmch more likely that the senti ' in Old Heidelberg. fallingin love may produce action opposed ta ment of love may become dierupted-ancd rendered the happiness and well-being af the individual, it untidy by the appearance af the new emotion Mr. Terver Pénna, another member cf the equally obviously andmore often does the which formerly had not heen incloded mm it, Company, has played many parts in the cart opposite. West-End, and in also well-known in the Provinses. [he important character part ha That is why {he uee af the term to Educatran tke Cure. include such diverse activities as golf, phato- played with Mr. Owen Naree in Af Winter graphy and love deserves most af {he Similarlr, during the growth of amy sentiment C'omés will recall him to many listeners, attacks which it gets. there ia probably à stage of “ untidiness.” The Mystery Thrills. The essence of the complex, 1 would suggest, early stages of falling in love may form a com- The playa which have been chosen for per. is that it produces behaviour which may be plex; the completed stages a sentiment, formance on thia first tour are specially suited termed * untidy,” chaatie and unpredittable, What is the significance of such a concept ta display the wide possibilities of radin-drama By this [ mean that it does not ft in harmoni- for medicine or for education? It means that in various directions, Phe Kweller um ihe Hark auslv with thegeneralpattern of the individuals we may cure a person of wnreasoning fear neer, by Captain Reginald Berkeley, is an occult emotions, actions and thoughta. And the order or Anger by disentangling the complex and mystery. It hasalready been présentedin Landen of these last three ie intentional. weaving it into the high degree of organisation where it aroused considerable interest, net only and stability of a sentiment. A _smecereful Wi‘en Gelf is an Evil. because of ita aabject, but also because of ita education, it has been said, teaches von not ta special treatment of psvehie matters, The line Olviously, then, in some persona golf is n know the nieht things, but to like the right Oruaker, byEdgar Wallace, ie another spectall- very serious complex, for it renders their life things, commissioned play, and also contains a mystery extremely untidy, and unpredictable. You an: thrill, although of a different type from {kat never know whether at any given time they selected by Captain Berkeler. will be in their office or on the course. Neither do they. They are distarbed hy their addiction, A XEWfeature has recently been added to the Columbus is by Richard Hughes, a writer Children's Corner of the Leeds. Bradfard Station. whesework for the rudio-drama it well rosent their slavery, and may even make good A special instrumental trio plays weekly cach known to listeners, It haa been already resolutione in their darker, remorseful periods, Tuesday jolly tunes, and occasionally mare broudeast, and ia the story of the mutinv Hat in the man to whom golf is a cherished serious gelections for the voung listeners. The on the Manla Mera, Columbus's ship, week-end treat; who adopted it consciously wiolintet ie Mr. tr, B Webster, well known in which nearly proved fatal to his historie ex= beenuge it ie utterly unlike his wark ; who keeps amateur miuscal circles in Leeds, and the ‘cella pedition, but was fartunately appessed by the his work and his gelf apart we cannöt usefully is in the capable hands of Mr. W. Frost, another call it a complex. timely discovery of the New World. 1 Mauth vóung amateur, The piano ie plaved by Mr, Came Sunday, byAshton Pearse, ie a delightfal

eIn a Talk from Meanarheeter. M. K. Podgeon (Uncle Max), West Country story with a double love interest,

Mar Brn, 195) == NR TIMES _—=

Ee mn En Adventures With My Cello.

Experiences Grave and Gay. By BEATRICE HARRISON. [Mres Beatrice Harrison is not only one af the foremost living ‘celliste, but is well known to listeners everywhere, especially for her success, last year, in luring the nightingales, by the charm ofher playing, to sing fortheradio. In the following article Miss Harrisen telle some interesting experiences shehas hed inthe course of her musical career. CALL my violoncello “Old Peter,” though The applause that is absent from a wireless It was in Berlin, too, that my mother and È his rcal name 1e Pietro Guknnerius, He is studio is not missed, aa zome people would were run away with in a horrid little cab. My ene hundred and fifty vears old and has the imagine, for the music is a sufficient joy in itself, ‘cello (not Peter, fortunately) was broken amd distinction, 1 am told, of being the only violon- When Ì played the Elgar Concerto in the Ï waa a good deal hart by à krock on the hear, cello Guannerius ever made. Anyhow, he is Cathedral at Hereford, at the Three Chairs’ Our horse was &topped by a young German my greatest treasure, 1 was offered £5,000 for Festival, IT was as much impressed by (he silence officer, who disappeared. afterwards without die him in Amerien, but, needless to sav, T would there as when an immense audience gives mo closing his identity. er net. part with him for any money, He belonged an ovation, Ì wandue to play at a studente’ concert to the Knoop colleetion and rezided in Petrograd I have played to andieneen of many nationali. at the Hochschule that evening, and 1 asked, in a glass case for many vears until, in fact, he ties and find the British publie quite as apprecia- on account of my brmsed head, to be exenser. came into the hands of a London hrm,from live as any. Before the war, E plared with But the authorities were inexorable, and which 1 bought him, Glazounew before a Russian audience which, 1 had to carry out my programme, The Nighlingales Hakst, ‚After the concert. rushed out of the hall and An Unfortunate Accident. One evening when 1 waa playing on Peter in insisted on taking the horers out of our carriage and dragging it to our hotel! Another time when Ì played under difficulties the garden of aur little Elizabethan cottage, I was in Dresden, where Land nry zister were doe was thrilled to hear a nightingale singing the My first. experience with orchestras was with to play st an important concert in the Opera the RE, Band at Chatham. Afv father was in very moteu 1 played, Soon others. joined han, House, with Herr Schuch conducting. We wers and it became a habit for them to wait for me Command of the battalion to which the band having ten before starting and [ was vutting a to begin plaving, when theywould, waa attached and thrua, aa small roll of bread, when the knife slipped and a tiny girl, J had the chance geemingly, join in the chorus, eut deep intò my thumb, L hare the mark When Y asked the musical director of playing with a real or- now. : chertra during band prac- at the BBC. whether he thought he A doctor was hurmediy eent for andke could lrosdenet. these natez, the thing tice. When, at the age of decided. to atitch the cut at once, ì soemed impossihle; but he smid he ten, £ wan the gold medal At this moment an offioil from the Opera would try, and we all know how of the Associated Board of House, just across the-aquare, arrived ta say successful he was, the Reval College and that “the young ladies must come at once,” Royal Academy of Music By the time thig appears, tho night- But, before going, I had to see whether 1 enuld ingales will he with ue again, when another in the Senor Department, play with a seven thumb, On trying, 1 burst those bandsmen were wildly chanoe, it is hoped, will be given to listeners the stitches and the thumb had to be sewn up enthuztaatie, to hear theze lovely little songsters, aghin, this time with much deeper atitehes. When T managed ta In emnection with the experiment, I This done, 1 hurried to the concert platform, & win the Mendelssohn wish 1 had space to print some ofthe as the audience had already been waiting & wonderful letters 1 received from all over dj Prize in Herbmn from quarter of an hour. tho British Ieles, from South fellow come Africa, India, France, and Italp, petitors af “ British Grit 1” Perhaps the mast touchtng letter ” all Tatiana, It was nat til 1 began that IT knew whether of all wae from an old shepherd perform ing my thumb was strong enough. My sister and in Devonshire, who, when a hitile | an all claasce I started off, but my thumb bled zo freely Jhat bov, had heard the night- of musical it had to he plastered up during (he * tuttis, ingale ging. He could not, he instrumen ta, I fhink IT never had a greater ovation, The eid, (hank tie sufhetently for meluding audienee kept on shouting * British Grit! bringing Baek his boyhood so the human British Grit!” and the -preen-room was in- vividiy ta his imagination, for voice, it undated with erowds anxious to aes the injured giving him & joy he had never CIT AAE thumh, expected. to experience again— surprise to During the night it ewelled and 1 had that of hearing the nightingales the critica to remain {in bed all next day; but this sing. He added that he was very wha had incident bore good Fruit, for it gained me # name por and regretted that he could thought for pluck in Germany, and resulted in my secur- only send mie a small box of ER roorly af ing eighty-three concerta the next stasti—

oheeolates, which he trusted 1 |In ifdien. Old Peter's all due, in a great measure,to that cut would accept as a token of his Miss Beatrice Harrison. Ghantes thurab ! gratitude, nagainat The Americans E found to be all mast hos- singers and violinists. But dear Old Peter came pitable and very keen indeed on musical Forgetting the Microphone. outon top and the E10 prize was very accept. development. able, to say nothing of the honour, which, ta It was) in America that T toured as a-rokvist Ï àm-so often asked if plaving through the me, was priceless ! with the Boston Symphony Orchestra.* Alen, microphone aflects me at all, I can assure When our Ambassadar, Sie Edward Goschén, Ï toured for one svason with Dame Nellie overyone that it does- nat make the shightest told the Kaiser that an English girl had carried Melba, difference, as Ì always forget the microphone off theirgreat prize, he searvely believed it. During the war we had two verp exciting and aim only impressed, when all is over, by © Invpassihle ! "he said. * Now,“Hit had been voyages from America, during one of which £ the thought éhat-unseen millions have heard me, tennis or emme other game, 1 cond have ke- was instrumental in seturing the capture of a and then [ always wish Í could have played heved it; but mersie—no! it ia quite im- spy, who, IL was told afterwards, was shot in tho better ! possible 1 Tower, hd n mn

A REVIEW OF RADIO DRAMA. from various sketches and * Pictures ” will he PREMIER'S EMPIRE DAY MESSAGE. Poursemourn is holding a Review of Radio given and, in response to many requests, the Mn. Barnwix will broadeast from Laondon-a Dranm as performed from that station, on complete production af Force, Wits—antd a special Empire Day message at 7,40 p.m. on May 1äth. The idea is to explain to listeners Wonen, by Julius Hare, will be repéated. The Monday, May 25th. Amateurs in Canada. in a chatty way something about the produc- programme and falk will be arranged and Australia, New Zeeland, andBúuth Afrien tion and blending of effectr and sounds conducted by William R. Keene and George will make a special éffort to pick up the message. amd the various stages of progress made Stone, the Joint Producers to the Bournemouth It ta proposed to make blus a regular annual with this aide of radia drama, Judging from station. event, Arrangements next year will be mere lettere received, listenere take m great interest a A EE Hi claborate, The Mominion Stations will en, im the various *gounde ” weed in the dramatic Tur progadisde at the Dundee Station on deavour to re-broadcaat the message so that entertainmente and, eonsequently, a little talk May Zand is to be arranged bv Mr. Stephen the Premier will be addroaamg-the Empire. with shout them should be of interest, Alluetrations Richardson, organist of Perth Cathedral, a potential audience of hundreds of millions, >

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THE AUGMENTED STATION 10, 20 -THE SAVOH Anthem, ** Teab Me 'Elg War, 0 Lord ' OR HE1 KA : Kassen. Lirladatonel, Conduóted bi BE, GODEFREF-BROW NM, EL A Close dav. The .Hovs P.W. MN SBHIKLGEE; ot st. JAMES NEWEL (Bartone). zene5 Church, Antrim Koert : Address. FRIDAY. DOROTHY RORSON (Soprano). bû- 12,80 Gremophmne Records. Hymn, “OQ Christ Who Art the Light and ALBERT FITAGERALD (Salo Wiolin), Das.’ } THE STATION ORCHESTRA. hl, Orchestra. CHRISTINA MOORE (Cont ralf}. Alarch from * Prince Twor …… Horoden PAULINE BARKER (Solo Harp). DM Programme SB. from Londen Chertúre, © La Mat de Mai’ Lû. Orchestra TiWEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. Remakyj- Korsakai Chrertire. to the Wallet, Music, “The ee, from London. Lacal News, Dream Pantomimt '-Hinzel aen Little Kaktmdies ranken enden tener Lû, 15 Programme SE. from Londen, Gretal "} ; …_Fhumperdinck [5 mt mupsho í nie Peer, “On theSte pes al 15 Close dewn. Dorothy Kalman, Cadre) Aai ere eee ge Huredin Ariùs with Orchestra. 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1u, ú 10 Programm Pd Hi. fram Lendan. TUESDAY, May Iätt, SATURDAY, Mar 16th. 10-120 Gramophone Records. (Tues) 80-40 The Station Piandforte Trió, 50-58 CHILDREN'S CORNER, Bn -b pC halen. s- Letters. bED onwarda— PrüiranumeB. fram Landen, WEDNEEDAY, May 13th. Sel 3, A0 he Staken Pranaterte Frio. dllMr, Balfonr-Metvalle, JAA. s Talk ta Sehools: “WilliPitt, Earl of Chatham,” 50-550 CHILDREN'S CORNER. nnb Chuldren se Letters. tb-H— Programm SB. From Leandan. Bd Dd, 0 — Programme . fram Elaa. 1, 30 -Mr. J.S. CHISHOLM: Horticultural Talk. Lücal News. Wat —Praogramme SB. from Londen. H0-12.0 The ROMANY REVELLERS,'" Irom the Dunedin Palats de Danse, THURSDAY, Mar láth. 1130-1230.Gramophone Kecords. td.The Station Finnoforte Trio, hi-h.50 CHILDREN'S CORNER. h.50-00Culdren's Letters. 64080 Pragramine Z.H. front Londen. Popular Evening. &_û, HERBERT MORES ORCHESTRA. Overture, "The Impresario …….. Mozart 8.5, DOROTHY KING (Baprano}). “THERE IS NOT “Bid Me Discourse '' vna Hieke A DUD POINT Where: tha Bee Smoke”... Arná 815. ALEX. MacGBEGOR (Baritone). ANYWHERE." Even Bravest Heart ' :… … ounad (15) “Bong ef the Flea sr eer A onssorgakig JE: FRED HB, CRANCH (Entartauner), “Tam ze delighted with the splendid resulta In Selection Tram hie Reperl EG, obtained with yaur * Neutron ' Crystal that I feel Bk. Orchestra. 1 must write you this testimonial on tha strength Masateon the Works ol Grieg err, Erbach of it. Owing to the small sred cup of my erystal &b0. Dorothy King. detector 1 hed-to break up my piece of *Neu- “The Second Mimuaet” „…………… Bealy (0) tron' in order to get a suitable sized piece. 1 “Bummer …sssraereese Obanistade (67) found that the erystal had pointe alt through it ns, Fred B. Cranch. and Het as in wome ervetals [ have tried on tha In Selections from his Repertoire, outside surfacn only, Imfact Iroay say THERE BI. Orchestra. IS NOT A°"DUD POINT' ANTWHERE. 1 “Suite Komantingue ” s. Ketelley (10) have tried dozens and dozens of other erystals, 0,30, Alex. Macliregur. hut hare mover found ons that came up ta Scotch Songs. ‘Neutron.’ My erystal act is a revelation to 50 5 Dorothy King. my frionds (mostly multi-valva enthusiasts) in “! Message ol Love "' {°' Mirella"). Gounod ita purity and strength of broadenating “ High Upon the Hill’ ……. Samdersen (9) reception. - 10.0.WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. … You may make what use you (hunk ft af SB, fram Londen, Topical Talk. ilusrie Tatter." TEA. GL, MARSHALon Statson Tapia, 10.35 (approx) Alex, MacGregor. “At Santa Barbara" Kannedy Ruaacll (15) Aak your Dealer for Neutron. ; “The Tinkers Bong… Lane- Wilson (aj 10.45. Fred B, Cranch, Sole Distrrkatars In Solections from his Repertoire. fer Gi. Britoin & Ireland: 10.52, Orchestra. W. ZEITLIN & SONS, Selection,“ Nao No Nanette © Feumans (16) 144, Theobald's Rond, 10-1130Programme S.BE. from London. Londan: wt. FRIDAY, May 15th. 'Fhoee: Museum GEEL, 240-330 The Statron Pianatorte Trio, Zale Fradacera: Jl -Talk to Bekoala: , Musie, by Praf. D.F, Tover, Mus, Doe. NEUTRON LTD. 50-500CHILDREN S CORNE, en tems a arn En arn. Om Ch WE fmChildren's Tatter London. WC. 1. 6,40,Miss ROSALINE MASSON : ““ Romantie Plane; Museum dbi. Leaven from Beortieh History—Â King's Favourite.” 10-80Programme S.B. from London. 50-100 Programme S.B. from Glaageo, 1-10Programme SB. from London,

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ab —- RADIO TIMES — [Mar Erm, 1025. nm u “ Broadcasting ” Comfort ERKELEY Comfort is broadcast throughout the entire country and has indeed added to the greater enjoyment of wireless by providing ideal conditions for “histening-im. What can be more delightful than to rest in the luxurious deep-seated comfort of a Berkeley and “ listen-in ” tothe broadcasting concerts and the wireless news à The universal popularity af the Berkeley increases day by day. Every char purchased is en eloquent advocate of Berkeley Comfort and Quakity. It makes a arcle of new friends wherever it goes.Built for ease and comfort, handsome, roomy, and of the greatest durability, Berkeleys are the finest chairvalue ever offered.

dier, HAS THE LARGEST SALE OF ANY EASY CHAIR IN THE WORLD. Fhe frame ol the Berkeley 1e exceptianally strong. It ie Atted with long steel-coppered springs in the back, seat, and frent edge. The Berkeley has bald, broad, heavils uphalstered arms, with an extra deep seat and double-bordered front. The sectaleo has an independent front edge which adds greatly to the eomfortcand life of the char. CASH or 15/- with order and 5 FREE DELIVERY PRICE S5/- paymentsof 15/- monthly. s Fataal & Wales (Srattiad 57 ertrad. SOLD ON THE MONEY-BACK PRINCIPLE. Soonafter receipt of first payment withyour order we send the Berkeley Easy Chair, carriage paid, in England and Wales (Scotland 5/= extra). If opon examinatron it is rot completely satistactery, you may rétum it within 7 days af oer expense and we will refundgour money Infall. WRITE NOW FORTATIERNS and choose vour own cewering. ‘a receint of m postcard we will gend poa, boel fre, a cemngplele rangeof service kde and grtistie desigen te baermanpee with any scheme of decuratian ar fog in voor berte, H. J. SEARLE & SON, LFP: 'iiotsererss (Dept. R.T.), 70-78, OLD KENT ROAD, LONDON, S.E.1. Herkeleyjd cannot be Showreema: 13, Vietoria St, Westminster, SWI, and The Arcade, High Street, Croydon. obtained elamuhere. n

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—_—_ Sheffield Programme. GFL 301 M. Week Beginning Sunday, May Iûth.

SUNDAY, May 1Öth. d-hh.A0. Pruigremmiee z B. From Lendarn. Blk Kit, if MONDAY, May 1ith. 11: Á 12 I= Atranpin Hercorde;, All h-Oreheatra. under the direction ef Dante Belimi, relayed tram He Cercarmd

Lr Hotel. Fi.0-Act0 WOMEN3-CORN ER. B Aû-6. 156 -CHILDREN'S- CORNER. &, 15-630. Children's Taebtêrs. BOT A0 Programme SH, from London, KENAN TAD Station Ehreekars Talk. BO 1,0 Programme A.B, from London. TUESDAY, May 1äth. HST 2, A0. Gramophone Rerorde, ee

380-430 Orcheatra, relaved From tre Albert your an ANN Hall BlinWOMENS CORNER. eek 50-015 CHILDREN'S CORNER. ee 615-030 Children's Taotters. BA-T, REN SR from Landen. HA Ii On he Trouble Tdi Mr. BERRESFORD, Member of the Í raaErde Floral and Marticultural Bûciets, “ Aaters and Stocks.’ Evary Wttle hit of energy saved makes a world of diffûranecn ta aur 50-1180, —Progromme S.B. from Londen, Feteption. The Climax Badia Earth, Insalantors mud Sheek Absorbers save big bite oF energy nnd cut ont the chief wenknasse in presant-dar WEDNESDAY, May 13th. wirolasa Inslallations. THB CLIMAE KADIO BEARTE -the 11:40 LA Gramophone Beeorde. DIRECT TUBULAR EARTE. Far botter than the oid-faahlanesd watar- pipe or, gas-pipe earth. Bandy. for uaa, Easliy Atted. Bad. Wilfred Orange (Harp Recital). etheloncy, Length,approx, Aûina, Prige Af ANELELAEOEEEIALLETNEN rentree h0-530 WOMENB CORNER. Climüx Insulnted Low-loss Harkh Eend, Bott, 178. KOA f3ú-0, 10, CHILDREN'S CORNER. Ll Ë Bla, Children's Letters. GTAll raogranume SB, from Landon, THE MEW CLIMAE AERIAL INS LATOR. (rglatered Meslin No. -TORTE

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EEEN nadia af {pe dkmie Migh Tepsoa vitreparcelaln B0-110 Programme A.B. from London, Hs Elp BMO vole breulatofs da Migh Pemwer Tra Hzimizek Veen, Ji -rrill mtand a direel pull THURSDAY, May 1áth. el emd Et ia wenälruig er 1140-1230, lsramapbhone Kecords. lt cannok abmart nuolatepes Ëren IUI irastured, VI INST LATEA PEEFEEN 330-430. Crehestra, relayed fram the Allert DURING MAESFALI, Tt la well chenin E bm all varta, Fall. Prine per nalr 1e Bet af feir Amulatora rlth 50-520 WOMEN S CORNER. tig berk abeotbert, Ae.

530-015 CHILDREN'S CORNER. HIELKE

AALO fi, 1-0, AOC haldren sn Lettera THE EKAE LIGHTNING ARRESTER, LAN 640-740 Programme SB: fram London. ee on tha matt gap,eeeh el spark print Uirle, — Filia mem kevin rie siet chara aisl Ihor TAO Mr. ERIC MN. SIMONS ;- “Rebecca West,” Snradijs En win Hi „Mein path fo erth ot ie Frie 0 Praieeta tha asl mhether In uee af dn HW ITC IES KECUESSAEN. Bl 10.0RADIO FANTASY, reletjed. from Tie Ee iem. afmme dla amd merlea maltinle Birmingham EAA Kij eehter Comipetlp Albee òf shmutbng cBert, big pri Lt ijnale nt maximen klsengh, Edlpped waeih a Mlimar Auhenlig Arhester, an 1-0-1180 ragramme 5E. fram Landon. sertal Îe-Aposliive pretertion ngninat Hehralng, Bataan of being a mraree ml danger. Irict- T/0, FRIDAY, May Ï5th. complete, ready io Ër,

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IEKE Lilmas Ambe-Hst Plag-ln Metzeler, Bite with Ge 15-630 Children's. loetters, mai Preter dte ni This Getrelar cam ba ket Giekamd easter, mel Ie vers atahie when GAUPrgramme 4l. from Londen. vel, Ia Kak nil dlne arvandagen ol n gerrmmmemi detmebte, arie thee miventagn that vou Can nädust IELLLLEN “GEL” LISTENERS' CLUB. u The amindnbiare amitch enables the ware kengtk

ta be changel over to Chökustord witheult veung (LL First Community Singing Goncert. nur land! Le alle, Tunlujg Ae bop -varinmeter, nrd Ta vert stoer 1 Relayed from efBetent, Whom Bot In taser,; ke mt telbi swijeled diréelLo -carth, Pres Are

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COLLIN SMITH. | ETHEL CORE {Ar ther Fiano). kl k The Community Singing will hea KAKEN cLIMAx Conducted by EVA BIO, VEERLE And led by--the RADIO EVA RICH LADIES CHOIR, OMEN TW, STRICELAND (Organist) will pender Salsctiona during the evening.

CLIMAX PATENTS LTD., AFAELLA WiO-110 Programme A.B. from London, 182, Church St, London, W.6,

SATURDAY, May Léth._ ki 40-00. Orchestra, relaved from the Grand Tetephöne: Fark 20E Hatel. H u a i l When you want a new ervstal ee CLIMAX Super Crystal, 50-520. AOMEN'S CORNER, Ei ger & " 6.15. CHILDREN'S CORNER. Lat, —Clhuldren'g Letters. 7 tilAREAS KLENSI GERE EEAETETELEHEELELALA In VEETEELT LOELOAEVORONLAEIAEAETHEAPALALEvaL 0e 6. Mi 120Pragranme &,B. from London, Es ani

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Buy the Bicycle LEAVE IT Ke FLUXITE.

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THE THERMIONIC VALVE AND ITS Urnen been Stall Jested Jor sratietsdri, 5 gan se done woa aar kuan. 1e Ker A poa rmsoslte USES IN WIRELESS CIRCUITS, dp yatal, From al glers of direel fram br Capt. W‚ H. Date. B.Sc, A.M.LE.E, on Tuesdayá, cori- Narth Hastern Inet Fi mient Co, mencing May 18th, 1825, fram 8.40 to 8.30 pm. Larkam- Road, Lee Fell, Further pannen and syllabas af course on apelicatien ta the Dkrecter Lin bralveast-en-T y.nn, Nar af Edecatren.

“QUALITYue OURNVILLE COCOA as soer IDEAL FLAVOUR” CONDITIONS Write GADBURY, BOURNVILLE, about Gift Scheme, SEE THE NAME “CADBURY" on EVERY PIECE OF CHOCOLATE.

Mar Eru, 1925: ] en RN:TIMES ——

Stoke-on-Trent Programme. EST 306 M. Week Beginning Sunday, May 10th.

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me Programntes SB. from Londen. 5.0 LOAD | MONDAY, May 1lth, and SATURDAY, May EErh. dt The. Majestie Cinema Orchesten : Muzieal Mireector— ll homaa Hackett. Bn i j d e n hd Children s Letters. aenCHILDKREN 5 CORNER. UD onwarte raming A.B, from Landen, TUESDAY, May 12th. 158010 Ah eday Concert. dad, Gremrophone Lecture Keeital bev Nuwams Haritz. HD li dren’s 1 atters. BftCHILDREN8 CORNER,

fn. hlh- 11, Praya tune: ei. Freau Landen. nn WEDNESDAT, May 1äth. ahl eslk BO Kir Majeztie Cinema- Orcheatra. Bl hulelrena Letters. KhCHILDREN'S CORNER. GAD-T.A0 Programme 9,B, from Londen. 740 Mt, EF. LEESE: Talk on Dors.” Concert ? In aid af the KORTH- SPAFFORDSHIRE 3 INFIRMARY, & MH TRUEMUSIC é Relaved from Victoria Hall, Hanley. / : MINOR ; ee hk. Fa tranen Kl The AIT! STMPHONT ORCHESTEA : 2 The TrueMusit Minor Loud The carpiece attachments do not Ne é Kpeaker, like everv other TMC. catch ín the hair, and the connec- f Coudueted bv JOSEPH. LEWIS. EMILY BROUGHTON (Saprano). # product, is definitely guaranteed tions aro6 Ít, long, thus ensuring 29 ALICE VAUGHAN (Caontraltaj. # bev ve for twelve months, Jie all-round comfort. é GEOFEFREN DAMS (Tenor), finislris à tasteful and diatinctive TMC. Mo, ZA Headphones ara JAMES HOWELL (Basa). f nigget-brown,anditsreproduetion &/- echeaper than the No. 3 > PERCY EDGAR Ô is better than that of many Headphones. Ther are just as Ke À models selling at double the price. good but slightly heavier, and Ip (Dramatië and Humorous Kecitala). 5.0, The Orehestra. 5 T.M.C. No. & Lightweight Head. both give signal reception that ia 4 Overture, Marmande. Thomas ë phones weigh only 65 ounces, “Clear as Crvatal.”' h Alice Vaaghan and Geoffrey Dams, E £ Duet. ** Hûme to Our Mountains ('*1I Ô 5 GUARANTEED-FOR TWELVE MONTHS. > Trovakape Ivar neer vanen Ferdi James Howell, Tareadar Seng (Carmen ”) ‚Bizet (44) 2 € Yau should be able to buy T.M.C. prodacts from every wireless À£ Ermily Broughton. retailer. We can, however, supply direct. When writing we shall Jewel Song (© Faust’) ………… Gauned (15) è appreciate it if you will send us the name and address of the 2 Percy Edgar. d reteier who wa onable to supply. ‘ É In Heutala Grave and Ciay, # ë The Orcheatra. d British Made by British Labour. N Slow and Finale Movements from Symphony > No, MEE 05, in E Miner (The *- Waw d d Wire ani een Drarak: (aL) s ë Spaiecirnod À Minutes. f $ The Orcheatra. 5 2 Three Movements from * The Muteracker é € Muite Ee … Pehaikersky Marchi ; Dunestai the Bugúr Plum Fairy; D | % ' Frepuk. $ The Telephone Manufacturing Co, Ltd., 3 Alice Vaughan. ë (Makers of the famous Laryngaphone), é Sofelx Aen My Heart ’ een Samson ard SN é Hollingsworth Works, West Dulwich, 5.E21 > Deldah 3 0. vann Meinders Geoffrey en € ‘ Lemd Ale YûurAid * “The Ouean- of > , Shetra Ens CraterLE # N Percyx Eder. In Becitals Graveand Guy. Z # Erailt Broughton,: Geoflrev Dams and ' } James. Hewell. df É Finnle fram Act 5 {'* Faurt *j Craunad (16) > # The Orchestra. Tane Potm, Finlandia” Bihelrus £ 1ó,0- LOPrngremne SH. fram Birminghem. # 5 % THURSDAY, May 14th. 5.304, 30, ramophone Becards of the Week, S > 50 Chikdren s Letters. # € hd -CHILDEEN 3E ER. Ë z ù.40 13 Programme EB, from Landon, 2 T. M.C. Na 3 Lightweight £ T, M. C.-No. 2A Haadshones, Headphones. 7 € Bennzance FRIDAY, May 15th. HKH abus. 1 alg. Kerietane rren zzis. % LED 1,30 Maddedury Laoncert, 4 Ne ERM Transmission to Sechoala: The Crosa Street Sehool Chair. ONAANANA NNNNNN wg ar EdB The Majestic Cinema Orchestra. mit, n.0Children a Letters

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LONDON and ** 5XX,"' 4,45. "* Manfred ** etende SUNDAY, May 10th. (Lord Byron), with Schumann Inci- d0-030—Pragramme SB. from Corti, jeej dental Music. Declaimed by HENRY BODO Studio Service: Addrees hv the Herv. AINLEY, Conducted by PERCY PITT. 7tete £4,500 in

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DOL, 15 PF rogremme SB. from Cardiff. en Squire Celeste Octet,’ with Winifred £ MONDAY, May 1lth. Fisher, Horace Stevens and Írene 5-40, The Castle Cinema Orchestra, Musical Secharrer. 8 eene your morning Director: dack Arnald. ’ ABERDEEN, 9,0—A Sacred Recital af 4 50-515, WOMEN S TOPICS, Old Psalm Tunes. Î 515-545 CHILDREN'S CORNER. MONDAY, May 1lth. ï post! BASH0- Children's Letters and HKeguests. LONDON and ** 5XX,°' 8,0" The Merry } 40-740, Programmer SB, [rom Londen. Month of May.'' í Tl Mr. Ed, HARRIES. SB. from Crrduff. MANCHESTER, 8.0—Light Symphony 5 Just imagine it! A cheque for £4,300 in rour Bl 1.0 ProgramB.B from Jeontlan, eeen Concert, and the London Radio … 5 mormng post. Seems ton good to be true, vet TUESDAY, May 12th. Repertory Players. ’ it aa Certain as certain can be af vou adopt the Bed New Gramophone Records, GLASGOW, 8.0. —Empire Phono-Flights, j sean of Caran plan far making sure geredenot Alä=-645 CHILDREN ES CORNER, Mo. 2, Australia. ! far var Inter veard. It 1e warnderfsills sample fre 6,0 Chuldren's Letters. 1rated BELFAST, 7.30.--Prizewinners of the 4 ant profitable plan, framed tú fit in with any id -T. ADP rngramimnt S.B, Fram Lardon. Belfast Musical Compettions. Ï elreumstanees, und thousands of mer havd TOT. W. TUDOE JONES, AB. From Ee Ì adepted it already. and zo nare well on the war Carda. / TUESDAY, May 12th. À Ec incdependenes, 1 LONDON, 8,0,--Music, Graveand Gay, : 601.30 Praogrimme A.B. from Londen, Ë by the Band of H.M. Scots Guards. 5 Ita & nplendid timing to he independent WEDNESDAY, May 13th. s MANCHESTER, 1.15. Midday Concert, 4 not to, have tn roly on-n- busines ord pro at The Castle CantrGircheatra. Ï relayed From the Houldswarth Hall. 4 lesson lor wour income. It leavas vou free 50-515 WOMEN'S TOPICH, d Lo Niv waar hife mâre fully and with greater & 15-545, CHILDREN'S CORNER. ” WEDNESDAY, May 1äth. enjovment. Fhere's-no more worrving about Bah Children e Letters. LONDON and “"5XX," 8,0—Sullivan 5 aonand thetmeel for sam. There s no

üA-E0 ProgrammeB. fram Londan. uien Programme :Conducted by GEOFFREY 5 mrt mmtety misoub wour gusttion s ne moord Bû- 11.0 Prigrommt SB. from Cardiff. TOYE. ‘ fears about the well-being af sour family THURSDAY, May láth. miner STOKE and BIRMINGHAM, 8,0 — Paopu= lar Concert, relayed from the Victona 7 should unything happen to vóu, 404,0 (rramophóne Hecorda. Blado CHILDREN'S CORNER. Hall, Hanley. d endende CARDIFF, 8.0.—Sullivan Night. And thats what this plan can do for vouú, 56-60, Chaldren s Letiers. Indeed it will do mare besides the cheqyus NEWCASTLE, 5,0,—Progremmes Ree BT, AO Arrangeranni eB. Fram Landi, For EAS if vou weta be ha, there is for vour Td Me. RICHARD TRESEDER. AB. from vived. No. Ì. : BELFAST, 7.30. Symphony Concert. À Farid El plus half nf A deposit KOI CerraltiT rake, atronalel vil iick Ie Li that ijken, And AA bi rogramme SB. from Landon, THURSDAY, May Idth. À there is EN a month fer wnd ghauld Var he Vit 1 Tsarcal Falk. Kerel Newe. VEXK,'" 80 Radio Fantasy No. d, re- | permanently inenpmeitated through illness of NEIG- INTHE BAVOF BANDS SB. layed from Birmingham. wieident, from carmina hving. There is alst rcr Laanen. deedeetee LONDON, 8.0, Chamber Music and a substantial rebate of Income Tax every FRIDAY, May 15th, Drama. ver,amounting in-all to a considerable sum. aA. The Castle Cinema Orchestre, ABERDEEN, 8.0, —Band of H.M. Grena-

ht-A15 WOMEN ES TOPICH, Ede dier Guards. You can hinve he fullest iiformation abomnt ln dh -CHILDREN S COEHERN IEN, GLASGOW, E.0.—"* An Acrastic."" this ideal plan for securing vour own iudepen.

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ddû. Mr. Je KYRLE FLETCHER. 8.8. from En and safegaarding sgainst total disnblement, Ì FRIDAY, May 15th. Cards. withont placing veurself wader ant obligation, 4 ALL STATIONS, 7.30Mr. ALANCOB- TBl— Prengerant det; fram drent. Simply Al in and post the form and the ft Blodwen.'' út HAM wall rive Misa CATHLEEN nerede Bun of Canada, the great Anmmtr Company, i _NESBITT a vins Lesson in the air (“White Flower.) with Governintnt -zúpervised nastta of over SH to Cardiff. à over London. HinkOMRANverl gend vou Eart figures fear vur # LONDON and *"5XX,"' 8.0, Romantes varnddernt it. A Welsh Chpera in Three Acts, pane 1 af the Dance. Misa be Ihr, doseplb Farry. Welsh Words bv Mynyddog. BOURNEMOUTH, 8.0 Russian Night. CARDIFF, 8.0" Bladwen."" English Words lar GLASGOW, 8.0—Band of H.M. Grena- AT ir gla applies al ny me and fer an Frof. Rowlands (Breean College). ele Er ArEri daf, Jr ane Ee| aariadral berde far he

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an Welsh Hero, supposed to have Garder El INGHAM, 8.0 An Evening of Send Enquiry Form Fallen in battle) en Light Variety. ANNIE DAVIES (Soprano) CARDIFF, 8.0" Sweet Lavender."

Ellen (Daughter af Laidy Maelor) esn MANCHESTER, 8.0 The Band of H.M. for detailed Particulars. OLIVE WILLIAMS (Soprand) ï Grenadier Guards. : miet MATTIE DAVIES [Sj bemensenje a =O == _

Taady Maélar- Act III: (Contirmed From pre mens cufanen.) Tod. F. Fankin (Manager), Sun Ille Assurande Ca, ol OTT LEWIS (Camntrullc) VCanmda, 15, Sun tl Canada Betere Viebaria Eenbank- Sir Howell Dhu (the Knight of Seend Z.—In Maelor Castle, ietst.: Joometon, MC8 Bnowden Castle sche JdApartment in Maclor Castle, | (Aar Femfe-Smtton

DAVID HARRY (Tenor) 9.45 : . Act 1. Ï The Messenger of Lady Maelor Seene 1,=-Muelor Ênstle: The Death of DAVID DANIEL. (Tenor) Arthur. | pese zerd one, withûnt chligntina cn mmv part, Fall | | particulars-ol per investment plan shouring : Arthur of Berwvn (a Welsh Warrior) meent day Maelors Room. Wed, GWENTER (Haritone) Srene E_Chester Cacl: The Condemned | 1 Wigt Intomt oe cask siem Ì shall recelve In... lolo (a Bard) WILLIAM LEWIS (Bass) Enizht. . j pers (ls, 20, Ze, Has von desire), A Mank …st: TALLY JONES (Baza) THE STATION ORCHESTRA. L Wileat- miso will boe--matermaticallr prachkled for my Rhve Gwyn ERASMUS MORGAN (Haze) 10.0 WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. |tamii in the event of mr death, Soldiers, Servants, Fluntemen, Castle sE fremn Lardon, a, Han enich income Tax 1 skall gaveeach Fear. Keepers, the Multitude, ete. Air. Ho de VERE STACPOOLE AB. 4, In tire event of bolal drabilitr, bov mach 1 shall Frodured mnd Clemdueted hy drom London, Loenl News. | dri maat. TD. INES, Kl" Bladen © {Act III. dontinmeidl Et Actel. 14, THE STATIONS TRIO, Ent Bebeoee ae eeredee TRA a ded | k Scene 1—_An Apartment im Maelor Caztle- ULUloer down. | Married or oboat.ne he martel cen naden ene a en Ï Srene 2—Maelor Castle: The Marriage SATURDAF, May 16th. Frativiries. dedeThe Castle Cinema Orchestra, | Occupation nent ran Kiek henk ned ne ane arke hed denn minr Bon. Act IL. hln.be AILDRBEN'S CORNER. Stene lln Front of Maeclor Castle: The haoChildren e Letters, (Temse, : BT, A0Programme SH, from- Eoaden. AAAPRER sot were ERN MAER LAT SEENEden ra ke — oe _ eeee (Coukinued én nert salumn.} TD Progres EB. Frdan Coetiff.

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Cutting the High Cost of Broadcast Reception. —

HERE are still many valve naers who art temperature must meant an éxceptionally long to enjoy long distancerecepdion vou have not nat vet eomvinced as to the economy of life ? There are none of the strains of expansion experienced one of the great thrills of Wireless, Tall Emitter Valves, Maybe zome art and contraction which every bright emitter if vour Receiver is supposed to be capable of deterred. bv the fact that a good dull valve must necessarily undemeo. There is reveiving over several hundred miles and does emitter coste more in the first place than thé nothing to cause its filament to become brittle not do so in pour hande it is very: probably standard bright emitter. To consider theinitiel and eventually fracture, No wonder „Aanatenr because von are weing the wrong kind of Valves. cost in preference to the fatal oost of ueing a Wireless reported that its filament “is prac- Na one is foolish enough to put a racehatse Valve Set during, for example, the period of a tieally unbsreakahle” in a noteworthy articte between the shafts of a farm cart or to entér à vehiole year is rather a short-sighted poliev, an its many exclusive featurea, cart horse jn a race. Each animal—through Thenew gas-filled electric laraps which are now generations of breeding—has been reered for in universal use cost more than the old carban For Long Distance Work, Too. ita own particular jeb. And it is the same with filament lamps ta buy, but no one would think Another complaint against Pull Emitters wireless valves, of using them because their running coëta are as mn class is that up to the present they can The Right Type of Valve Essential. et mich greater, hardly be-zaid to matchup to their corrtsponding Take your own case, for instance, You bright prototypes. Moet Dull Emitters possess The valve. for. long-distance possess, perhaps, a& J-valve Set. Now the characteristica of their ewn which are quite reception must be so ‘einsilimve as to piek up signale constantiy average bright émitter Valve consumes about different ta anv Bright emitter Valves. It is impinging on the aerial that are Jd amps.Three of them, therefore, will take interesting to note, therefore, that these new Zl amps. Suppose vour actumulator is rated Wuncell Valves art an exact counterpart of the much too weak ta be rectified. by ut G volts A0 amps actual (this is aà good average well-known PF. series, the Detector Valve, Amd if theze size), vou will get about 15 hours’ use fromit on DK, enthusiasts will be glad to know, for uscillating currents are not recti- n charge. The cost of a charge may amount instance, that after a Station has been tuned fied any numberof low-frequency to Ze, according to your neighbourhood. in, the PS Valre can be removed from ita valves will not make the slightest Eieht zhillings for a months broadcasting— socket and a. W‚.R.2 inserted and little—if anv difference. practicallr £5 per vear. Not much when —correction in tuning will be necessarv. Thie, That is ezactlv whv the Cosaar compared with the pleasure to be derived, but by the war, ig one of the hardest teste to give Pl and the Cossor P2 are two still quite an appreciable item in the family any Valve, and when successful ja definite entirely different valves, The txchequer. evidence that the two Valves poasess identical first can only commence ‘to Now Jet us see what you characteristics. function on signala* that are would be paving if vou were The Wuneell Valve is at present available in sulficientiy strong as to be | using one of the new Cossor twotrpes—the W.L and the W.2 (the latter with capable of rectification. Itisthe a Typical Wumcell Dull Emitters that its customarvr red top), Hoth of these Valves purpose of the P.2 (the valve gossor Valve. every keen wircless man is talk- correspond to the Pl and theP,2 mentioned with the red tap) to build up the ing &hout. First of all, vou heler, sigthals so that the Pl Valve can cazily would reconnect your accumü- Far the conveniense of the man with multi rectify them. En lator to give 2 volts onlyinstead valve Receiver who does not want to invest in Valves Should Work in af 8 by connecting all the cells a complete set of Dull Emitters at once a model Harmony for Best Results. in parallel, This ia but the kT (WR and W‚.R.2} ia available with a resistance Working in perfect harmonyit is only nátural wark nf a few minutes, Nour inbauilt with the base, This will enable anyone that the Cossor P, Land the P,2 should be capable | accumulater ie now arranged to to use a Wuncell (normallyoperating on 2 volte) of producing cxceptional results. Indeed, in give you 2 volts 90 amps actual, with a G-raolt atrumolator. Wien all the the two short vears that they have been on the but the charging coat won't be Valves in theSet have been aubstituted bv market they hare enjoyed a measure of apprecite any higher. Wuneell Valves, these resistances can be zhort- Lion which has been accorded to'no other Valves, Wuneell valves function best eireuited and the gecumnlator converted to 2 Experimenters ûrst, then the general Wireless at a little under 2 volts and volts=—thereby trebling its amperage. publie afterwards, were quiek to realize that the The Mew they require only „3 ampe— Owing to the tremendous demand for theze hood-shuped Grid- and Ancde in conjunctien Wuncell Valve vonr d-valve Set, therefore, will new. Wuncell Valves supplies have previously gerdih Meesstimnee am with the arched Filament were responsible for a der hand: ICH take D amps and your been ebmewbhat difficult to obtain, but every more efficient use being made of the electron noeumulater will last six weeks Dealer is now in a position to supply either of stream. on Ane charge. Air Ames aa long. In other (heee two trpes of Valves from stock. The words, vou get five weeke’ broadcasting’ for It is obvious that the ordinary valve with ite price of the W‚land W‚2 Wancells has been lang straight filament and tubular Anode ia ej nothing every time you havt vour gecumnluter fixed at 18e, each, and the W‚.RI and W.R.2 charged when vou wee thése wonderful new most wasteful and permite a serious escape of Wunecells with rezistances in base are 2e, cach. eleetrons from each end of the Anade. It han Wancell Valves, Obv ioualy they will save their not been difficult te convince a man that if slight hv inerensed cost within a very few weeks The Improvement in reducing the flament current decrcasca the and continue to save money throughout the Continental Broadcasting. whole of their Hfe, electron atream—and consequentie the signal No longer can we complain of the lack of strength—then any proportien of the electron variety of the Broadcasting programmes avail- eg stream mot being ueel will have much the The Long Life Wunecell. able for ua, IF those being transmitted from gite telfort, But economy of upkeep is only one of the near-by Stations are not to our liking we can

int attributes of this remarkable Valve. It alen readily take a trip to some of the nearer Conti The Importance of a Rigid Grid. 6 exetls in length of Iife, owing to îles very low nental Stations such as Brussels or Paris. In the same war those enthusiasts who have BS filament temperature. Let us go back to your ‘Frarsmisstons from these Stations arezo good beenkeen to obtain pure loud-speaker reception bright emitter valves again. You will zee that and usually zo free from interference that they reudilv appreciate that the ordinary spiral grid when in operation they glow at a white heat— can be relied upon fora programme that is à is far from rigid, Ita weakness permita miro should vour wccumulator run down and be weleome change. phonie noises and distortion which can only unable ta preduce the HECEZAAY voltage ta Numbers of people would take an interest in Ee entirely eliminated by « design similar to the create thus inttnse heat vour Bet refuses to Continental transmissions but for the fact that Cassor,_ Here we sce a grid that ie a magnificent nn work. But af. vou could ûnly gee the new they are handicapped hy unsuitableapparatus. piece of engineering work. Built op on a stout Wunecell in action von would be amazed to ûnd Although in the hands of an expert a single metal grid hand, each wire is anchored no Issa that its glow ie almost invisible, Little more valve receiver cn be niade to give astounding than thrêe times—thus making a network which than the embers of a dying mutch, In daylight results, vet it is generally recognised that a ia wonderfully rigid. wan will have to look pretty hard to tell whether stage of high-frequency amplificatton is neces- Endonbtedly—as satisfied neers eeem to he the filament ie glowing at all As an actual sary to make reception a certainty. never tired of telling their friends—the Pl beiontifte fact, it may be of interest to state that it vaars isa single valve set why not convert and the P.2 are remarkable valves, If vou are its working temperature is barely 800 degrees it-at once for long distance work hv adding à in any way dissatisfted with vour present Set aa against the 2,000 degrees required by the einge, of high frequeney—diagrams and in- if vou cannat getfar bevond vour local stations Ë standard bright emitter. structiens are conatantlv appearing in all the —you should ft Cossor Valves, recognised as the Ian't it obvious that sach an extremely law Wireless Magazines, Until vou are in a position country's most popular Valves,

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