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_ vel 7._No.79. [ariSSomme] EVERY FRIDAY, Vitis Pence. en nnen | OFFICIAL “Somewhere a Voice Is Calling.”

PROGRAMMES ByTHOMAS BURKE. for the week commencing [In the reAEarticle, Mr. Thomas Burke, Te many lonely p author of * Limehouse Naghts,” ** W‚hispering people the voices of Il SUNDAY, March 29th. Windows," and other well-known books, makes somt novel and amusing suggestions.) {he announcers Or Ik

f John Henry, NE baby science of radio, although coming. cat of no- so voung, has alreadygivenus where, are clothed | MAIN STATIONS. many benefits—sorne matéria}, such as with character; f LONDON, CARDIFF, ABERDEEN, GLAS. the saving of souls at sea;others less and they- become | GOW, BIRMINGHAM, MANCHESTER, important, but still valuable. It has as familiar and asf BOURNEMOUTH, NEWCASTLE, cheered. stek people, and brought tidings pleasing to the gf BELFAST and echocs of the great world into lonely listeners as the places; but to me its most interesting faces of their HIGH-POWER STATION. achievement is that it has made us listen, friends. LI know (Chelmzford.) **“* many old people We all possess the five senses, but it is who treat these RELAY STATIONS. seldom that we fully develop them. Few voices as present people seriouslyuse their eyes , few have campamhions and answer them with, “ Oh SHEFFIELD, PLYMOUTH, EDINBURCH, a keen sense of smell; fewreally use the yes, or “Quite sos and numbers of LIVERPOOL, LEEDS — BRADFORD, great gift that hes in their hands—the people respond to the last ” Good night,” HULL, _NOTTINGHAM, STOKE-ON.- gift of touch—though that is the first biddmg farewell fo a guest who is as TRENT, DUNDEE, hand instinct of the baby and of the lover. actual to them as though be were visible

Fewer still really use their ears. and palpable. SPECIAL CONTENTS + * Ee * « * *- * THE SONGS I LIEE TO SING. In this matter radio is helping us, IE T assume that all the annetncers of the Br Aastra Desmond. is quickening our slowsenseofhearing, and different. stations are aware, by their

WIRELESS IN EVERY SCHOOL ? making us sharply aware af voices, Wehear correspendence, Of the numbers of women By Arthur Greenwoed, MP. the voices of our friends in conversation, who have fadenin love with them through nd and the. voices of actors on the stage, their voices, If mot, Fean assure them DIEGUISING THE SET. but we have not, until new, completely that this has happened. Alt over England. By Rabert Magill. listened as musicians listen ta an orches- there are girls wha Jisten eagerly for the

OFFICIAL NEWS ANDVIEWS. tra, Half our attention has been through voice of Mr. or Mr. ür Mr. the eyes, looking at our friends, AE (L leave the names blank, as 1 do not PEOPLE YOU WILL HEAR NEXT WEEK. ing what they are gomg to say, or watching wish to create jealoùgy én the-studios !} the graceful movements of stage figures. Whether, on a sight ôf the owner of the IMPORTANT TO READERS. In radia we can employ but cne sense; charming voice, love would develop or The addrens af ©" The Radio|is S-11, Socthampten there is no -distractiwon of the physical perish, I cannot say. It ie a matter of Giree!, Strand, Landen, WCT presence; and our cars are becoming taste ; and we all Know the story ef-the The nÂdrem af tha Britmuh eperde Coampaùt, Lal, he 2, Savoy EN, Strand, Londen, WCE, more and. more sensitive to the fine shades voung man who married the soprana RATES AnOf to_"The Radio,Times and the significantinflections of the whose voice had enraptured hums and Ï mi emiks re r (Continued vwerlvaf un dolumn- 3} kaman voice, envgPr,ONda Sd 1

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TheSongs L Ten a VoiceGallis Calling.” Like to Sing. (Centtnned front the previeus page.)

looking at her in the train after the ceremony, By Astra Desmond, the Contralto. pleaded, * Marr, for Heaven's geake—sing £°' I HAVE leen asked wirelesa will be ready to admit that it can never da not suggest that Phyllis or Jovee wonkl make a similar request to Mr. Announcer; but to write a few be quite the same aa an actual performance in a there ie a danger, and if Mr. Announcer valnes wordsabout my concert hall, where the maenetiam of performer the happiness of. youngand loving hearts, he favourite broadcasting and audience has free play to act and re-act. will keep himself hidden and exist only aa a song, and I find mvy- Neither will the artist ever willingly forego the voice Hoating throuch the aphetes and movie zelf, ITE CENSI Henne, ii Chrijl of appearing in person before an audience, Huiden fans to elathe hem In éven Ímuwer rather a difheult poei- and swavingit by the combined force of. art and Eion. E hart no personaliia. shapethan hie own. Ed T TE Ee permanent faerie, Nerverihele za, wireleza hae advantages which All the women Listeners that 1 know have ML were told that in the concert hall ennnet claim. For myeelf, I their favourites amotg annöunetts, and listen future IT waas to be always feel, when broadcasting, a greater Îrec- dy to deputies or peweomers, They will daamed to zing hut dom of choice in respect of songs than when analvse the voice for you, an they analyse one song only, Ïahould singint at a contert, IJ am not worred with the characters or the faces of their intimates. be horrified, no matter the feeling that [ must not zing a certain type They like the war he inflects certain words; what the song might af song because it will bore a part, at least, of they like the timbre of his intanatton ; they be for, though there my audience. Anvrone who feels bored can like thefriendliness that hes behind his accents, mus mate pesmeng Are many beautiful switch me off, And, as for the audience, well, amd they turn rom the sanewhat chilly, though, sonra 1 existence, 1 ont Jas anly fa Anak at omt: of the fieures perhaps, perfect enunciation of another, know of none of which Ishould not tire in time, givingthe number of people whe pomseas wireleas # 5 En = With me it is largely a question of mood, zeta, tosrealize what the BBC. is doing for Uncone tously we pik de much of ourselves Sometimes 1 feel that FT want to wing a certain the musical life of the nation. into vur voices as into vur cves or lips or our kong more thananything else in the world, A Fury Godmother. waälk; most of ue arc only now reatieing tis, The next day [ may hate the thought of it, How many hundreds of thousands of mustcal Having listened regularly for two wears to the Besides, one passes through phases of ent husiaam lovers there are wlio, for one reason or andther; untouncers ard readers of the wartime for particular songa and particular compaeers, are unable to attend concerta, and to whom the ztationa, T feel-anre that, though IL eoukl nat nak At least, Ido. A batch of songs arrives from BBC, has appeared Hike a fairy godmother! a deserijdien of their appearance, 1 coukl give the publishers, andone among them strikes And, by thee way, we are ar tually beginning to an geeurste reading of their general cliaracters=— me-as being particularly good. Ilearn it, and guspect that we are not quite such an uranusical whether they are mean orkind, or het-tempered, sing it vn every possible oecasion, people as foreigners have declared ua to be. Ur Skavt. Goodand Helpful Friends. If that be so, then the B.B.C, will take a leading “ - = The voice seldom changes. However my After a Lime, mv fancyis caught by something part in developing and educating the inherent friends may disguise themselves witl, uoifcrma else, and [ zuddenty fend 1 am tired of the first musical taste and abilitv of the nation. It isa or bearda, or the shaving of heerde, there are one. It is of no consequence, because it is great responsibility, but it is also a great twa points by which ET can always recugniee highly probable that my friends are tired of it, privilege. them—two points of the human creature that too, I drop it— brut only for a lime. A few (Aliza Aatrie Desmond val sing at ile concert of aar Edward Eler weorke ta ba Brard eenn. dan eld never change—the varoe and the back of the months later, perhaps, 1 come across it when Stalis Crtept Chelinsferd ua Pueedery, March head. Facezalter; bodies alter: but the back turning put. my muste, amt smpg it arai.In dat. | at the heat and the voicedo nat alter and cannot this way, if becomes n-part of my regular rl be dieruised,be repertoire, IT no longer think it the only song - me - E in the world, nor ing it in season and out of Vogue of the Guitar. 1 tan ser Arouble artenfram thie. Teun se zeascnt, but 1 have made my mind up abut it, an annouteter al some remote station beimdis- andries there for ueerrbhen 1 think the oecazion A Popular Instrument Under Many euvered by his heartbroken father from wiiom suitable: Names. he ran away when a bey—simplv by the war Mia net otherwise where eompoasers are eon- Gaily tie troubadour touehed hie guitar he prenouncea hier's, Lean seea heartbrokhen cerned. 1 paas through periods in which IL feel As her was hastening hiome from (ha war, wife recogniking & voice in a wirelsen concert 1 want to soak myself in the worka of ome Singing: “Erom Palestine hitler come. party, aad tracking thaf voier avroas England particular writer whom Ï admire. But then, Eady love! Jady love! Welcomt me fram “250” to" AA, and-en to Birmumthanr, like the boy in the contectwoner3 abop, 1 find herre} 7 Mattingham, Stoke-on.Trent, Newenstie, (laa- that ovrer-inslulgeuce brings satiety, and 1 turn WE all know that song, Ht is one of our gow, Aberdeen, and Belfast, and discovering its away, only to return, 1 hepe, later, with a more proofs that the guitar is an okd werner in & studios en that Ieteners am the balanced appreciation. The hist of composers instrument. IE has been popüúlar in many Hritish Isles will find x soulful rendering of ** Bid whe have affected me thus ie louer and varied, countries wader mazy names, In Shakespeare, Me Discourse,” interrupted by “So there vou It contains the names of Bach, Handel, Schm- it figures repeatedly aa the Jute, and a really are, vou beauty!” mann, Duparc, Debussy, Cvril Hcott. and famous wutar, brought to Britain before E% # # Granville Bantock, te name only afer. [have Shakespeares time, ia kept and shown at the Or the pil enraptured of a voicù might write laved them all (mustoally speaking, of course !), tayal College of Musie. Its back is of tor- a shyletter of appreciation, and the letter migkt got tired of them all, and concluded bymaking tuiseshell, combined with ivory, mother a’ draw a reply; and it nmgbt end in n meeting : bleem all my very geod and helpful friends, peari and ebony. Mt is the instrument which and the mails vision of a voung, strong, silent Army officer wouid be ahattered bv the fuct-nf Broadcasting and (he Gramophone. Darid Rizzio broueht with him when seut from Bavoy as Arnbussulor to Mary Cueer of Scuts, «stout obl Bodega actor win had plaver with There are people, artistg among them, who Irving. Or one of the announcers might find An Ingenious Scheme. are loud in their lamentations over thesuccess among his correspondenoe a note in delicate The vague of the guitar in England, however, of the BBC They talk aa if the death- handwriting on llac-tinted paper, signed warrant of the legitimate concert had thereby did nat begin until jnat after the middle of the Marjorie, expressing the delight that Marjorie eighteenth century. It loaked then, for awhile, been signed, and evon (he gramaphone had had found in his voice, and he might be movad, as if if were going to supersede the harpsiehard been relegatesl to the scräp-heap of out-of-date mt the time af the year wert Spring, do armewer and the spinet in publie favour. Women of curicaittes, 1 am not one of these pessiniets, Marjorie's deamt for a meeting, and meet a fashuan taak to selle their bearpesie boeren, Or x= Jf people liko broadcasting better than the bedridden old lady. gamophane, Ido not seo why they should not changing them for guitars; andJacob Kirkman, # = È ú be allowed ta make their own choice, But the barpeichord maker af Scho Square, had to Kawing how deeplv. the vate af announces IE fnd they like both. They hear a good song consider what he coald deo te be saved from ruin, have mavel susceptible vounr hearts, which on the wireless, and then buy a record of it, His acheme was ingenious, First he hought are proof agaimst brouzed faces and hendsamt gothat they may turnt onwhenever they like. th harpsichords which the wanrtn wert anxiolls figures and clothes, but not ngainet this novel In the game way they welemmean oppor- ta get rid af. Then he acquired a number of enchantment of the invisible prinve, I suggest tunity of hearing on the wirelesa a gong which guitars and gave them awav to shop girle, and Ehini all BENENGTR, hee fareATEN CATE Ee they already know from the gramephone. Thus eren to voung women of dubious reputation. evenings entertainment. announce the fact of roadcasting and the gramophont play into The reault was that the-guitar becdme vulgar, their marriage and their large familv. That envh others hands to thevadventage of both, and the harpsichord once morebecame faahion- may mean the surrender of on large number of nne, as to the legitimate concert, no mechanical able. The great ladies zóld- their guitars and radio sets. bruk it tell save In let af tronble cn contrivance willever supply the thrill of personal haught” hack their harpsichords at prices the anc aide and a lut of hepeles: henrtache ot gontact. The most enthwosiastie supporter of the which yielded Kirkman a subetantial prolit, Elie tat hoer,

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Headphones by the Eacieats Grt Million. Composer.

mn Astouishing Results of Mass Production. Elgar, the Self-Tevzht Genius. CONCERT of unutgal interest. ia to be HOUGH the war had a paralyzing effect on hroadcast—S.B, to all Stations etoept industry generally, it certainly opened the Chelmsford—on Tuesdây, March Slet, for on, eyes of our manufacturers to the advantages of that date Sir Edward Elear, OM, ie to conduct mass produetton, and af late they have nat heen a programme consisting entirely of hie ówn slow to apply to the needs of penee the methods wûrka. - by which, in the end, our Army was udequately There are probably few Tiving musicians who supplied with munitions, areso indebtal to their own lateurt for sucteen The mast unpromising thines to manufac- as is Zir Edward,Born at Braadheath Com-! ture by those methods appear to he scientihe man, Weorcesterahire, the eon of an organtet, instruments: hut for zome time geverel of these who alzo kept a muzie shop, he early showed have been made on multiple principles, and& signs of hie great musical talent, In spite nf recent addition ta their number za the head- this latter fact, however, hewaa left marv or planewhich is now produced in a factory in ì ev leza to his own devices, the whole expenditure the Midlarils with wm gystem that is really on his musical edmeatión &mounting to just amâring. | d atb j over three pounde for a fortaight'e tuition on Perfset, hut Simple, ianLAI bet Alfred Larie, the violin, and although he is now recognierd This ja-a considerable achievement, because “CONFOUNDTHESE MODERN INVENTIONS!"" as a master of orchestration, he never hada the modern headphone ie not a scientifte inatru- lesson on this diffienlt subject in his hife. When mént merely; it in a setentife instrument of quite a vouth, he wee apprenticed to a solicitor, precision. When it was required almost solely which conststs-in putting them in a specially- but the law never appealed to himand he uecd for the reception af telerraphie signals, qualitr designed --mmatrument. and then withdrawing to give violin lessons in hik pare time, af reproduction and absence of distortion were them, a resultant kiek on a hallastie galvano- almost negligible. But in hroadeast receiving meter indieating the flux density. Waltzes at Five Shillings Eash. Great care ia taken ta make the inspection these things emphatically da matter. Tonal In his early days, too, he added to his income thorough and impartial, All inspoetors work fidelity, in fact, ie essential, and in the head- hy writing waltzes, polkna, ete, at five shillings a pheome produced by syatematized manufacture under a chief inspector, who ie respensihle time, and nigger minstrel belleds for which he is directiy to the works manager. Bo inspectors, it 1e attained. said to have received etchteenpence eeh. To visit the factory ia to get an object-leesan not being sehject to faremen, can reject púrta or In 1870, he was appoimel bandmaster ta complete headphones without constraint or in planning and organization, At the-outset, a Lamatie Asylant, where he coached you gee special machines everywhere—machines consideration ut output. players reennted fram the atlendante, Ib war which, though they do their job perfectly, are Ahave the hanging preseen, on the top floor in this capacity that he boogpme familiar with vetsimple, In addition to reducing the number of the factory, is the assembly department —a almost every instrument, from the Arombane tu of parts to the minimum, the engineers cut down large room that ia a veritable human hive, tho big drum,and there are few instruments the manufacture bo pressing and stamping and Ahgned along. it arr specially-designed whteh he himself cannot now lap. aesembly within a moulded container or car- berches, at which sit women and girle in neat But although he has heen all hie Hife-absorhed piece. Moreover, they dispensed entirely with blue overalls, some of the workers bent over in music, he is in appearance and fsanner mot spot lights, which supplement. the general serewe, stude and nat, whieh do not enter into in-the lest hike the venal mamgcal genius He the construction of the headpiece at all, So lighting when very fine operations are in pra- is, indeed, typically Englh, both phyaically zress. there are no intricate, bewildering massca of and in hie mental make-up, and he is-ot such a One ‘Phone in Faurleen Seconds. core and gadgets such as vou find in eome retiring diepositien that at first one ie apt to engineering works, These busy workers, to whom came all the think that he is a trifle proud, Those who ktucw parts from below, are divided into five-sections, him well, hewever, arc nware-that Air Edward He'pedby the Aeroplane. each of which produces complete headphones, ie really one of the most genial and kind-hearted Typical of the whole of the manufacturing spool insnleting, cord winding, attachment of bE mien, operations is the making of the sound-box, which leads, coupling cole and connecting to taps, A Keen Sense of Humeur. forms a single unit, Its composition is & non- fitting ecoils ta magnets, connection of curda— As an instance of hie extrtme gensitiveness, resonating material, into which the magnet and these and other operations fall to a section. pole-pieco assembly are embedded—a process But every headphone ig built upby passinw it soms „cars ago he wrote ta a fellow composer expastulating with him for keving set to music carried out in a steam-heated press worked hy from hand ta hand, no girl doing more than ont twa of the Pealms which gontained anti- hydraulie power, little thing towards the complete headphone. Incidentalls, the eound-box ie anoutcome of humanitarian santimenta f Buch is sub-division of labeur carried to the Although Sir Edward ie of euch a reserved other lessons, besidea those relating to mass highest degree. It aeems deadly monotonone, disposition, he has a keen serce cf humour, a produetien, learned during thewar. For some though women stand it well, Im Birmingham af the improvementsembadied in it are due to quality that he has posscssed from hie earliest vou can Ree girls whose sole and constant taak vears. When quite a boy, anAmateur musician möking magnetoe for aeroplanes, The com- it is to roughen the edges of tine with a file—a position used for moulding the sound-box was named Spark onee plèyed one af his own compo- process preparatory to making them air-tight, gitions at Flgar's fathers house and all were discovered in connection with that work, and Nothing, surely could bemore dull and unin- loud in their praises except young Edward the magnets are made of cobalt steel, owing to teresting, but these lassea appear quite cheerful. “ And now what does little Fidward think of the experience gained with that material in the Next, andlast, comes the despatch department, it? "" inquired the elated amateur, manufacture of magneto magnets. An aero- ta which the headphones, each in a box numbered “If you puff a spark too much, you will blow plane magneto muethave a very strong mag- anà system that enablesthe date of boxing and it out,” was the future Kmght'e immediate and netie feld, and the magnet must retain ita the section that assembled the instrument magnetiem even when subjected ta continuous crushing reply. rough uaage for long periods. Magnetos with within to be readily ascertaïined, are transported on& belt conveyor. More Appropriate, these qualities were made during the war, and But before the headphones are finally passed, since he haa become famous, his friends, this paved the way for the production of superior they enter a room where they- are tested for cherish many of Sir Edwanl's Bons molt. Per.| headphones. reception, This ie doneby means of an electric haps one of his best was made while he was on: Inspezted at Every Slage. transmission device, music from a gramophone a visit to America, Läke all celebrities who Comparatively simple though the operations taking the place of that broadenst from the go “over there,” he was Hiterally bounded by are, however, there ia careful inspection in stations. Far thie work blind ex-soldiers are the newspaper reporters in search of good connection with them—an important feature of employed, and they have proved themselves “copy,and one night he was actually knocked maes production. In aome worka, parts made highly efficient, up after he hadgone to bed by an enterprising like matehee must be within 1-500in, or less of Aa a result of this elnbörate adaptation of yvaung pressman who explained that he had the required measurement, otherwise they art means toends, the factry—whieh employs two come aa a representative af the Sun, / instantly rejected. Here there is inspection at thousand hands, some of whom are engaged in “A representative af the moon would be every stage, followed sometimes by testing. making loud speakers—produces a headpbone mare appropriate at this hour,’ gaidthe great Pole-pieces, for instance, are first inspeeted, and every fourteen seconds, or about twelve thousand musician promptly. then afterwards subjected to a magnetie test, a week. T. W‚ Wramsor, Cartes Tatermas.

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A Listeners’ Club For Shefheld, A Novel Programme at Birming kam, Liverpool's Welsh Night, BERDEEN ‘haa ita Tästeners’. League, and Birmingham Station is breaking freah ground Liverpoul ia living up to ite- repotation, now the Sheffield Station hus formed a en Thursday evening. April Sth, when the pro- gained in another connection, ua the “capital Listeners’ Club with a rather different purpose gramme will take the form of + complete evening af Wales” At the requvst of a large number uf from that of a League, while in its objeet-it af instrumental zolos, This ie a change from the liettners, who. if the truth he known. probably 15 thorough!y conetructive, The Club idea is, general type of programme. Monday, April &th, include many migrès from the Principality, indeed, worthy af emulation. In Sheffhekl the will he reminiacent of the Pilrum's Progress might the Liverpool Station 1e givme a Welsh might mem berehij stands at 2,500, or. thercahauts. which wae recently broadcast fram the Koval on April Ard, The orchestral wurks to be per. Coramunity singing concerta have been arranged, Le rà Houze,Covent Garden, A spertal BeetL- Ínmmed inclusie the * Welsh Rha pend,” hy The first will take place at Victorian Hall on hovenProgramme, conducted by Paul ven German, and the vocal part of the programme May I5th, when an augmented orchestra will Beleenmu, the well-known Viennese conductor, ia ta be provided hv the Liverpool Cymrie Vocal perform and Mies Mavis Bennett, who has will Amelie the Retitative andAra, “The Unen a male vmeer choir of-stume fifta mem bere already been heard from the Piccadilly Hotel, Incarnate Fiend.” from Fidelto, and tho who will render a progrmimme of Welsh piatrt- Landon, aad Mies Ena Roberts will sing. An “Oth Symphony! (Choral). The artiste are engs and soloa, urgan recital will be intraluctory to the pro- Mies Ur=uln Greville. Madame Alice Vaughan, gramme. The canrcert will be the first of its kind Mr. Geoffrey Dam, and Mr, James Howell, with Plymouth Composers. to be held in the city. the Mixed Choires of Wolverhampton Musical Following on the recent local Composers’ A Concert From Amsterdam. society, the City of Birminglhiam and Station Night at Plymouth, Mr. Morris Gilhert, wii A pleasure is in stare far listenca on Thursdar, Repertorv Chorus and the Aummentel Symr- took part in that programme, ie giving a recital April Znd,; when a concert ia-to be:relaved hv phony Oroheetra. This concert will be relayed of Ie aten compositions from these station Chelmsford from Amsterdam, vit Hilversum. from Birmingham Town Hall, on Aprfil Sth. Pome further compostions of The Amsterdam Orchestra will play items by his will be rendered by Mias Pilda Baker (von- An Afternoon of Chamber Music, Mozart, Handel, and Bruhme. Mies Thorna tralto) and Mr. Albert Hazie (viclin) with. the Durigo, a soprano of European fame, well sing, The London progranuurt, SB taather stat tone, Station Trio. Mr. Gilbert will inelude a-recital ae the conductor will be Mr. Willem Mengel- mn Sunday afternoon, March 20th, will consist of mugie by Mr. Gerald Phillipe, a Plvmoitb composer of increasing popularity. The Lyric HETE. of chamber music, Peveral songs will be sung Male Voice (laartet and Mr. Ceoree Scanterbury Bach From Soha. bv Mr. Dale Smith (baritore), aaststed by are contributing to (he programme, and thu Hach's Passion Music and St. Anties Church, the Catterall Btring Ouartet and hy Echo, London, have come to be regarded Mis Sidenie Goossens, harpist (whose latter will give a dialect recital, éntitled “Jan on the Underground,” bye the wellzknown dialect almost a& synonymous terme. That is because photograph appears in the opposite page). writer, Jan Stewer, for mare than half a eentury the musicwhich During the evening programme an address will tvpifies the Lenten celebrations has been given be given by’ the-Rer, Thomas Nightingale, nt the fameus church near Piccadilly Circus. If General Seeretary of the Aational Free Church “ The Elements." Sir Joseph Barnby, one ol the grestest organists Cetmeil. Titled programmes are invariable weleomed af the Victorian era, who mirodueed the custom Radio andLanguage. hy Listeners, in spite of the fact that the single sf giving the Passion Muzio at St. Anne'p, theme interwoven with. such a programmee were now living, we wonderwhat he would have Radiù offers some interesting possibilitica as aften cannot he appreciated In ome listeners, a potential factor in the development of language thoauwbt of the hroadenstine ul the work tao owing to the inevitable interruptions which and thee smprowententsof dietion, In an attempt an wazeenatmienee of twa milltom or more oeeur From time to time while they ure listening. ta realize the ideal of beautiful speech. the people t Testa have recently taken place at St. The programme from Landon mud he Imeford, Belfast Maio Plavers will, on Wetlnesdar, Anne's, and it ia proposed to transrmita per- at Friday, April Srd, is entitled, * The-Ele- April Sth, broadcast two groups af verses spoken formance of the wark, veith full orchestra, from mente,” and all music and gpeech—nnid even thi in unison by a small churns. The rest of Great Chelmsford (“SKK "jon Friday, April Ard, at humor, which je ta be eondmbuted bv Mr. Britain will thus be given an opportunity af 7.0 pam. Bt, Annes ober was one of the first RonaldGourley— will have some connection learning sometlang of value from Murthern church echoirs to beremtkogst, with air, fire, or water, The artista are Miss Ireland. „7 Thelma Peterson, mezzo-sopimtno, Mr, Stuart Lecture Recitals on Music. On the evening of April Sth, the Players will Kobertaon, bass, and Mr. Andersen Tvrer, Mr. Perey Scholes’ Leeture Recitals, entitled present Lwro new sketches of Ulster life and pianist, An imterbude im dhe last half-hour “Hew Bachand Hendel Made heir Muerc.” character, ont of which, Horse Sense, haa heen will he given bv ** Chups,” this being Ins and “How Haydn and Maosart made their specialwritten for- broadcasting hy Gerahd twelfth “World in Anecdete © talk on © Works Aluszie, — broadeast from the Molian Hall un MacNamara. Morse Senge is charaoteristie of ant ite Worries.” March Mäth and Z1st, respectively, attracted a the authors style ie its original and somewhat vood deal of attention among makic-loving fontastie satire. listenera, Two further recitals of a similar Burlesquing the Compozers. character will be given by Mr. Scholes on Youthful Musictans. TheLandon programme on Saturday evening, March 28th and April 4th, On the former date The Barnardo Musical Bovs are ta giee the April 4th, will be provided hy the orchestra, he hopes to dezerihe “ How Beethoven made his local programme Gn Saturdav. April Ih, at with English concertina solos hy Mise Choristine mrizie,”* and on the Tatter date his subject will the Daurdee Station, Ther mstruméents melde Hawkes, songs be Mr Cyrus (tarside. bart hdene, and humour by Mr, Jerome Murphy, the Irish be ** Some of the Composers sinte Beetkoven.” hand- helle. sleieh-belle, miniature Climee, Ova. entertainer, with-Mizs Tonk Warrel), Mise Farrell

rinas, marimbajhones, and an assorted collection gren Three Popular Programmes. is perhaps. better known as Alison Travers,

Frar to the furtmeht of Britieh Mattenal of tinkling cymbals. On the miniature chimes en they will provide a setectton of Sroteh aird, cam pser df many hallaate, She is pianist wit Opera at Cardiff, in April, a spectal performance ti pronounced gense nf humeur in her work, introducing © Dimean Úrav,' “ Robin Adair,” ed the artista of tho British Nattonal Opera which usually takes the fonn óf pilaving a fox- Company will be given at Cardilf on Sunday “Marv of Argyle,” and * Highland Lardie © ; and on the handtrells “Bonnie Dundee,” * Blue- trot in her own attractive way, repwating it, evening, April Blk. and then burlesguing the styles of great cui hen During the-suroceding week, three Popular bells of Sectbanidl, and other picers. Mr. Reginald peeers. Programmes wilthe providedittewent nights, Whitehead (bass) will simy some of his charac- Monday, April Gh, will be a Bristol, nieht, terietie rolliekine songs. Violin ard Piano Sanatas. intended especially for listeners of. the West The Narelty Trio giro to give RK hort enter Cauntry.. Local artiste will participate. “East to West.” fainment for half-an-hour af landen, Trem On ‚the following Wednesday, the zeriez af Glnzzow Statton. will give, on Saturday, 71.45 pm. on Thursday, April And, Tha Welsh-Hours will he continued, and on Saturday April 1ith, the fret of n zere of publie concerta Chamber Musie will include vialin and pisa the seventh Regueat Programme will include, to be broadcast from St. Andtew's- Hall, The sönatas plavedt hr Mr. Albert Sammors and among other artiste, Mier Constance Went. programme, which will be relaved to-Chelms: Mr. Erlyn Howard-dones, who have recently worth, and Mr, Frederick Lake, both of whom ford, is entitled © Kast to West,” and representa cüllaborate“lin producing the second "Deling?! arte already known to listeners in the West. a musical journey across two continents, begin Sonata. Ther will plav-thieaud alen Hoetlroven es These Request Progstmmes have been verw “ming in Japan with the *Japanese Huite,” by. Honata in KF, which is better known as © The snceesstful, if the correspendence which is being Clustave Holst, played by the Augmented" Spring Sonata,” Mr, Herbert Hevyner will received is any indication. Those who have Station Orchestra. The idea will be to move in sing. seven songs. from Schumanus * Mhehter= written may be assured that their suggestions simg and music westwards through Asia and Hebe,” in English, anda group of modern English will be carefully considered, Europe. gongs.

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PEOPLE YOU WILL HEAR NEXTWEEK. A Brilliant Harpist. She is a member of the Roval CO mreical die-hard in defence Philharmonie, Queens Hall, Roval af the principle of an all- Albert Hall, and Eugéne Goossena male orchestra could anstain his Orchestras, ant last year taured the case against the claims that could countrywith the London Symphony be made on behalf of Miss Sidonie Orchestra. Misa Goossens is alsan Goossens, who ia now widelp known member of the staff of Hie Mujesty's to the public aa a member of the Theatre, where her first important “2L0 " Quartet and solo harpist engagement was in the production from various B.B.C, stations. of Chu ChinChow.

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EMaurloe Beck d Maerregar. EE raart Arre. mha. will braadeart free Miss GLADYS MERREDEW (onturtainer) willpre Miss SIDOKIE eens Character studies from London en March 3 Landen on March geth,09 and Fróm, Newcastle en April End and Ard. [Herrie älr EDWARD ELGAR, OM, who a permmny eondwel a concert ol hs own works (SB. Btntiant, ezeent Chelmslordt en Tuesday, March Alst, An article on &ir Edward appears on pago J of Ihi imam. Langfr, Mr. HERBERT HEYNER (Bariteno) wil sing Miss WINIFRED eijeEewil plar al nt London on Thursday, April Znd. Eournemoalh en Apr

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[AN letters Le the Editor mastaar he name and miidres of Eve vemtler. Arsaarsanoums. coeterikurt bete will rend. Eet eter he lerend. A Weekly Feature Conducted by Percy A. Scholes. The Kditorlal address ie A-ll. HoutkampSiet, Strand, Loman, MCE] ELGAR EVENING. Tune, mostly. by the Wood-wind.At the “The Wirsless League,’ (Art SraTmna PaonkAuMe, EXCEPT opening the Önoe has it. Vanrtios IV, (Al d good quick speed). Dran Sims an enthusiastic lietener, I CueLméromn, Tengnar.) am satoniëhed that it should hare been thought Dedicatsd to WiMB. This gives the Tune OVERTURE IN D MINOR (AFTER HANDEL). necessary by a certain daily- newspaper to tnueh in its origmal form, with much added force, HE Handel Ormthettra na langer exists. inaugutate a ro-called “Wireless Learuc.” VARIATIGN Vv. Lat da medergie speeld). Deidi- Trv as we will, we cannot today re: It proposes to get seats for listeners ou the Board cated to RPA, te. RB. P, Ammold, son of produce its tone-colours and borne-balanee, and of the BBC, Hurels, thuisda Uns FN. herein lies the justification for Elgar'a brilliant Matthew Arnold, This is a rather aölemn Variation, At the opening the Tune is heard What would be their duties, and wend they be rc-orchestrntien, remunérated t If so, by whom? The BBC. in Certos, Dovnir-Baásses and Bassoors, the The piece consists of three sections, as know quite well what leteners think, and they fallaus :— Violins working against this a new Tune. Varrarros VL (flentfiy sovng alang). Dedi- do not want imexperieneed people on tEer TI, Magestie, A slow Introduction of a firm Baard. cated to © Yeobel” (stil to be the composer’s and resolute stamp. “Technical advice" ia another af {lie MH. Guerk and geulul. In a free, frigal style, daughter). At the opening, hits of the Tune are heard in the Lower Strings, but with the Teaguc's objects. This is all verw well in ita growing largely out of the* Subject * War 5 bart ” league ie not NECDEZANK bn alt with which ther Viatins open. intervals widened (it is-aard that Waokel- ja fall and has a bold stride). After a few bars à seminats if. Any Jistener can get what he BL Matestic. A brief closing passagt, mo- wanta trom bonke and from the wintless Frees, Vrara Soltis a prominent feature. detled on the Introduction. In what earthiy wav can'the Leamuie better Vanamo VO (Rapid), Dedicated to The score haa latsly been published by the Programmes? Only by eritieizng, “Trovte” (said to be A, T. Griffiths, an ; arl its Mezars. Novello (Ta, Gd. IT have gaid, the, BBC. architect). The Kettledrame are the heroes of mivendy know their erities opiniona, OVERTURE “IN THE SOUTH." this Variation; plaving very vigoroualv a En the South (Alatitoj is a musical record af little figure founded on the opening of the Tune. Personally, 1 think that many af (he oritieisms af the B.B. are miet mnfair. la ál renlimel impressions af italy— more especially ef “a Another feature of thie Variation ja a short that the Ortahek only heen in existence for glorious afternoon in the Vale of Andora,” ascending phraso that constantly begins very bk anow-tipped mountains on the horizon, a little over two ears ? Is it realized, too, that safthy, worka up to great loudness, and then and the blue Mediterransan, and with ruins at they give eihky-four difle rent PEETERS begins again zoftiv. hand, suggesting thoughts of the strife and éreriy day? Could any league of Nieterers make VanrarioK VIE (At a gentile, rather quick things one whit better ? 1 think mot. power of the old Raman orvilivation, pace), Dedicated to W‚N, (said to be Wimfred A great deal is talked ubrout * free com The tunes out of which “In the South” ia Norburv, of Malvern). A verv graceful Varia- constructed art all Klears orn. One of them petitjan, but (hisie nonsense, 1 there were ta tion. Note at the opening two Clarinete (running be mere than one Broadcasting Contpany, the iú the-middle, a bim of pastoral feeling, hes parallel, ix notes apart), Thús Variation ends ‚been spoken of aa an Talian folk-tune, but the confusion would be endless, and eventually with a note eoftlv held by the Violine, which they would here tù couperate—tr even to composer states that. Luur is an error. gervea ag a link with amalramate, “In the South 7 wia fret beard in 1804. VarrarTior IX. (Slow). Dedicated to * Nim- The ext raordinarilg inapprevintive attitude of FUNERAL HIARCH from “* GRANIA AND rod,” This Variation ia thronghout very a large section of the publie towartts what has dignifted, vet Fall of feeling. DIARMID.'" already been done for the small sum dl lüs. After a brief paure wa start afresh with— rani and Diarmad is a denmhv W. B, yearly makes one almost believe thaterat itude Varrviox. X., INTERMEZZO (At a gentie, Yeats and George Moore, for which Elgar wrote ie dead, But it ie watrea Wy dend, and 1 think peter gurek pace). Dedicated to* Dorabella Irreteleordel music. that if another League enuld he starte ol B.B.0. {sand tobe Miss Finny, af Malvern). This can The Funeral. March follows the death of admirers, the" grousers © would havrcan ove- harely be called a * Variation,” an it makés Piarnud, woundin a beaar-hunt. opener. little reference to the Tune. It is faary-like an THE *' ENIGMA *" VARIAZIONS. its delieacv. Muted Sreros and Weoap-wisn Fours. etc, The plan of this, Elzara most widely popular London, N.V. SEP. give out little chirps and twitters, and. then wark, is na followa — there creeps in a zoft VrorA SoLo, Wireless for Hospitals, A{Tune: nine Variations upon if, VamarTios XL (Af a ged rapid pace). Dedi- Dean Smhave received a copy of the im An Intermegzo. gated ta GR, 1e, the late Dr. Sinclar of E‚ford Times, fram which Ì ie arn that, de a result Three mare Variations: A Finale. Hereford Cathedral; note how his active organ af my appeal {roe © 2LO Tren December Sh mn The reason the Tune ie enlled © Enigma " is pedalling is continually suggested in the Bass, laat, nà lees a zum than £600 hins- heen raast in eurniout, It scema that tk 18-20 written that Varmrmon XI. (frently mering along). Dedi- the City and University tu equip the Radcliffe nnother tune (one well known to ue all) could cated to BGN, A Soto ‘Cero begins, and Infirmary and the Eve Hospital with wireless. beplayed with it, and even, it is said (though the other '‘Cellos then join it, Perhaps B.G.N, The supporters of the scheme include tbe Bishop this set ms amazing) with exch of the Variations, was a ‘cellist. Without a break we pass into— of Oxford and the Vice-Chancellor. Another interesting thing ie the dedication of Vamartos XI, ROMANZA (Afoternteliy It would be interesting to know if any other the piece, “To my frierde pictured within,* Guiekly). Dedicated to *** (said ta be Lady city or town has done as well aa this, enn vach of the Variations being preceded by the Mary Lygonh. The original tune is not much Yours, ete. iniëtals or nickmeame of the Eriend pietured, Ee alhuded tu here, The piece ja supposed to Hove. KEBLE. Howarp. Taking this piece section by section, its represent a senscape, for * * * was on a vovage Course ÎB ;— Audiences in the Studio. Tur Tore (Gently moving along). Note this when it waa written, A CLARINET S0L0, of two Dean SimListeners generallt, hare no bars’ length, opens tho piece, The Vinis doubt, are delighted to learn that tlhere-is tho rn carefully aa X m played, farit affera the elaetu take up thie little bit of Tune, and, after them, all that follows, It falls into three sentences, prospect. of programmes being performed before aa it were—slx bars in the minor, four bare in the Frurr and Onore, Saan ide COTESA real audiences. Mueh aa they eypreciate the hittle Crariser Tune of a few descending notes, goodwork of the studio, it waa just that rieeded the major, and then the first six bars repested which Elgar, in hie score, has placed in inverted much as before, but ending with a major chard. to givethe “atmosphere” of reality, and cummaâs, Jt isa quotation from Meudelssohn's probably, too, thoperformers themselves will After pausing a moment on this chord, we Calm Sea ant Prosperoua Vonage Overture. poss into a whispered passage that leads into— he “ bucked up” innmensely, for they some- Vanrarios 1, (AL (he same speed), Dedicated Varniariox XIV, FINALE (@nick). Dedi- times seem very tame and tired. cated to EDU, Thie isa very elaborate piece 1 feel zure also that thousands ef listenera toa CAE, te, CG, Alice Elgar, the compuscr’s of some length. In its course there appear vrifc. The Tune je started very eaftly by would be grateful tothe BBC. if they would memories af smmé of the earlier Variations, Fuurx and Cramer (Doubied by Violin and make it a condition óf their * job ” that all an- Viola tremolo). SYMPHONIC PRELUDE, * POLONIA,”' nouncers should clearly announce thi name of VarrartoR IT. (Grieck). Dedicated to H.D. This was written during the first. rear of the their station between every item, This would S-P, A rapid run-about tiseme is treated some- war, az a tribute to Poland and with a dedication be not only a beon, hut a hlesmmng, as therehy times in the Violins, eometimes in the Woed- io Paderewaki. It waa first plaved at a contert a vast amount of “ skrieking ® would be spared wind, The original Tune, after à time, appears in the Queens Hall in aid of thePolish Victims us through listerners striking in and trying to vrrdermeath this in 'Cerros and Douvste- Relief Fund. tune into zome particular. programmt, Asse: Mast of the tunes vaed are Pohish- melodies, Yours, ett, Exeter. WB, { Vartrios IL (Pretty Qotek), Dedicated butan obvious exception is the typically to RBT, A verv happy Sreatment of the Elgarian tune near (he operiing. (Continuw:d on-the fucing page.)

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Listeners’ isa) Ä Song of MerrieEngland. (Continued from the prewiout pags.) Is This a Record? Dear Sim ghould like you to know that The Story of “The Floral Dance.” By A. B. Cooper. ns [ was unable to be home to listen to the Tetrazzint concert, I telephoned home from HERE are certain songs which, once heard, one must dance. IF think if must barebeen public cull-boxes on three occasions during the refuse to be hanished from the memory. just such a tune the Pied Piper played, aud evening, and receivedporttona of the pro- Such a song is “The Floral Dance," the idea shih made all the children dance out of town. N Presently, as the must approached nearer. gramme by having an earphone held befcre the for which Miss Katie Moss, the author of both mouthpiece of the home telephone. A Íriend words and music, picked up at New Quay, and neerer, TT eaw that Cho mrustetans ‘were and myself were able to hear Mme. Tetrazzini although the real * quaint eld Cornish tomen sccompenied by a lot of folk, all dencing and splendidly, without even placing the telephone af the song, is Helston, twenty miles away on jigging. Ib was a charming steht on that receiver to our ears; and, in fact, the recoption the other coast of the Cornish peninsula. starlit erching, and such a qunint little band of waa ao good that her vorce comfortably * Alled * Helstan is the home of the Floral Dance, a music! I stópped, fascinsted, watching tho the call- box, survival of Merrie England; but the natives dancers, Presently one ofmiy colleagues in our entertainment party ennght hold of me arl My receiving set conaista of detector valve call it the Furrie Dance. Whether it has any tried to draw me into the dancing throng, but and one low-frequenoy amplifier, with reaction— conrection with tha goddess, or whether its Ì langhingly resisted, escaped, and presently indoor © Electron" aerial in basement room=—= origin is quite different, ia & moot point, and is no earth, and eight pairs of ‘phones in series likely zoto remain, buttrue it is that te this wenk home, distributed ta the tep of a fve-storeyed houze, day, to the sound of the “Bother That Tune!" Am Ì justified in regarding the above aä an Fiddle, ‘cello, big hass drum, “However, when we werp all having supper achievement } And doyon think many people Bnasoon, flute, and cuphreonium, tagether in our hotel, the little tone heurted heard the concert in so novel a way | playing a tone intmemorially associated with it, us. We could not gel ib onb of our heads, Xaurs, ete, the people, young and old, rich and poor, are someone would say : * Bother Chat tune t' then, Landen,S.W. AH R. a mamrent or two Inter, would be humming it again, and beating hánds and feet gently to iis Wanted : More Music. catchy rhythm. Dear Sm,With regard to-the letter in The Aal walked home on & summer night, W‚hen the etars in heaven were shining “Needlees to gay, ib faecinated me, and Radio Timeron * Wanted-—Mare Music,” eurely brigket, finally led me to try and express something of it is necessary to have a careful definition of Far away fram the footlighte' glare, the hitte pleasing episode in verse and nwusic, “ musie* before the point can be dealt with Into the ewoet und seented air the remilt being “The Wmm Dance. That, satiefacteniy. Of a qunint old Cornish town ; however, waa some.tima.ter wien Ï waa The musie to which onecan listen whilst Horne from afar on the gentle breeze, engaged professionally -on another tour and engaged in other occupations or amusements Joining the murmur of eummûr seaa, kad arrived at Mamehester. JT waa all alone must obviously engage a part of one's mind only. Distant tones of an okd-world dance, in my * dige, and to amuse arpself T wrote the Therefore, it ie not great music—in the highest Played bar the village band perchance, On tho eulm air came- floating down sang just as itia sung to-dir. sense of tlie word. To enjov great muzie, we “1 have littla doubt the folk at New Quav, must give up our whole selven to the business thought T could hese the curious tone OI the cornet, clarinet, and big trom- many of whöm wera wikitors, had seen the af listeming. We have to work (often umcon- hone, Flaral Dance, or ‘Farris Mance’ aa thev sciausly) for all our pleasures, Fiddle, ‘collo, big bass drum, quaintly eadl it, wbich is #6 well known a feature Unbappily, there are many people who have Hasoon, Mute, gnd cuphoniam, of Heston, the daneen taking place every veur

not the spare time in whieh to create for them- Far wwiy de in a tranes eefje on Mav Sth. This dancings in und vut of the

gelves this pleasure. And (endder still} there in I keard the sound of the Floral Dance houses is supposed te bring peter and plenty. are many people with no inclinatien for, or And soon I heard such a bustling amd during all the rest of the year, and is-said to understanding of, this pleasare. They have prancing, come down frompagan days, a religious rite,

cheese And then 1 saw the whole willago was never found the secret. For these, n programme renllv, in honour of Flore We know that tha dancing, ef good, lieht, wav, strongly rhythmic music: is FPheenicians weed to come fo (his erast long In and uut of the houses they came, undoubtediy necessary. A part of oncemind beforeJuliusCiesar begin our history books 18 sufficient. to absorbthis. Old folk, young folk, all the same, In that quit old Cornish town. with 55 n.C, and they may have introduced Yours, ole, Evry boy took à girl by the waist, so charming a goddess to their British aequain- Carshulton. D.M. And hurried her aff in tremendous haste, tanceas | '“ Great Singers of Yesteryear.” de Whether they knew one anotker [ care mat, An Immediate Success. Dran Sim,Wihilst agreeing with most of the Deenen Whether they cared at alt T know not; “ However that may be, Ì sentthe song ta above-mentiened article, TJ wonld ask yoa to But they kissed aa they danced along. Mesars. Chappell, who accepted and published

make a slight correction. Maas, the finest And there waa the bend with the it, and Mr. Thorpe Bates song it first at a edn tenor of his day, was Joseph, not Edward, and curicus tons Chappell Ballad Comcert, It was animmediate he did not die from the effects of damp sheets. OF the cornet, elarinet, and big brom- success, amd was toon ón ala way all over the He caught a bad cold wrhilst Gahing (u favourite bone, world, I myself have heard of ite being eung Fiddle, ‘eello, big haas drum, pastime of hie), which developed inte rheumatie in the Flawery TandChing.” fever and killed him an January 15th,1800. Bassoon, ute, and euphonium, Each ore making tho most of hie Miss Katie Moss was Batn in Barzwater, her

His monument (ereeted by publie subacrip- parents being both in {fo mesiosl profession. afasie charse, tion) stands in West Hampstead cemetery, and ae She says that it-ia to hef mather chiefly—she ; All together in the Floral Dance. a scholarship in his neme waa established by was an Ässaciate of tho Royal Academy—that the Koval Academy. |T enaarnnnanine ro she owes her success, alllketgh ker father gave Fours, ete, herher Érst lessons in singing. Like her mother Stamford Hill, OE G. swung into the dance, as it goes down the into the front doors of the honsee, and before her, she went to the Royal Academy, street, winning the Westmoreland Scholarship, the A Goed Idea. aut at the back, andon again te the Lhrob af the drum. Ritson Memorial Prize for singing, (he Dove Dear Sim—Prior to getting my zet fixed, I Prize for general exeelitnre, and the Hino Prize really did not know what a vast number of When I ssked Mies Katie Moss to tell me for composition, (hat is tp say, for the best friends and acquaintance 1 had, Now thev about her famous song, sho said: “1 wûs ballad written by anyans-tinder-seventeen. turn up in battalions, und aa IT have only five engaged to sing sed play on a concert tour throuch the British Jsles, with tbe Zancies, Since the grent success of “The Floral Dance,” gets of headphones, [een only accammodate Miss Katie Moes haa written many obers, such ten af them at onee. immedintelyafter their first euecessful scason in Tamsten, aa “Came, Jein the Dance,” "The Land of We have recently renpened aur Cottage Orange Trees,” “Moonheht," and *“Grev Hospital here, so Lam having a collecting boz UI was êngaged to zing songs with my own Elies of Doek.” Listenerd will recall several schere all can gee st, and ell Meteners wall ba vialin chblieato, and sengs ako at tbe piano. of {heee being sung on the winelcen at various invited to drop a copper in the box, the proccede was a delightful tour, Among the many times, But it ís notbwerg diy Chat the most togo towards fitting a wirclees setfor the uee geazide place we vlatted wee New Qnay in talented composer huta upon so happy. an of tbe rursen and patiente. HF the other owners Coruwall, and, strolling homeward, after our performance, L thought 1 heard, in the far inspiradion, both in words and air, az tkat perfect of zete fall in line with this, we shall zoon be combinatien “ The Floral Darce.” able to accomplish the object inview. distance, the throh cfa drum, and then thero Xüurs, cote, came the faint sound of wusie, and Ï eauzht the “The Ficral Dance” soil be eerngat- Larndan rhythm of a qunint Hitte tune Lo which one felt Ston, on Saterday, April dh] Marrscar be, *t BRADMOEE. ie

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The hettara "5m,ned in dadker in these pregrammes Marvis Bennett. 40 ahl, THE ROYAL. BATH HOTEL. seni a Simultantous Brvadeait from the sieiien men- “Bell Song ” (AREN nn Bere one iden Delrhea STRIKG ORCHESTRA. The Orchestra. KRelaved from King's Hall Rooms. The High-Power (Chelmsford) Pro- Belet iem,” Laa Chiceeornda "7 … Panchtallt Musical Director: DAVID 8. LIEFE. i ramme will be found on the Hungarian. Dance,” Mo, Lam CH.Brokma 1IME SIGKSAL FROM GREENWICH. acing page. Overture, © TheMerry Wives of Windsor " WEATHER FORECAST and GENERAL Nieelers NEWS BULLETIN. SB. fa all Stutiens. 2L0 LONDON. 365 M. DAVID ST LIEF (Solo Violin). Eivcal Meung. An Afternoon of Chamber Music. Spring Bon * aarverervern r Aendelssoln SB. ta other Altations. 10. Lit ke Crel HEE Til er EReenden di ea AT GEDE Alagio (From lea Patleetie Zi maat) DALE SMEEEE (Muritone). derge” brnnerdraannsiterngbeertiddani dram Hernelel ASCUS MORRISON (Sulo. Pinnalarte): Acerhar Urehestra. THE CATTERATL STRING WFC dawn. Fantasia, “Madama Hutterfly "Puetint GUARTET. Sang, “Fha Hells of St Mary's”. Adaens CARTHUR CATTERALL, JOHN SIT BIRMINGHAM. 475 M. 50-00 --CHILDREN'S CORNER, zb. KRIDGE, FRANK 8. PARK, JOHAR U. Fram Birmingham. HOEK.) S0-50, A Programme of Favourites. Assisted. lep THE EATON ORCHEATEA. 5.0, Choir of St. Mark's Presbyterian Church : SIDONIE GOOSSENS (Harp). Condueted ty TOSEPAH LEWIS. Hwan, “Lord of all Bemg ” (Gladstone) THE "SIT" MALE VOIGK (Church. Praise Hymn Book, Mao. 26). 0, The Guartet. QUARTET. Anthem, “OQ Gladsome Lighe” (** Golden Quartet In-E Flat... ztvenn Alenrt FRANE CANTELL (Salo Violin). Legend he eren dee vndivan (1) Dale Smith (AV th Cuirtetded Har}. 5. CC, COFTERILL (Solo Clarinet). (Harp Accompaniment by MARY LEWIS.) = SurmmeEFMeki Ee Ì Braune The Orchestra, 8.40, —The Rev. HOWARD WILBUR ENNIS, TCE7 Knie dente Tee el RIE Overture, Eurtanthe'* „ervaren Weber HOMER Oe Vrt ee k e k e dE übert B.A, of Bt, Mark's Presbyterian Church: 8. C Cotterill and (rcheatra. Religious Address. 1d lapprox). Angus Morrison. Blauw Movernentb from Concerlo an A (for 8.50. Choir, Clarmet and Orchestra) toe Afszart ermpe di- Balla * ooren ka San rinfde Himn, 20 Lavs That Will Nat Let Me Cio " Thee Ounrted HE La Buavokit- Elottant; 70„AREN {Pencel (Church Praise Hymn Boek, The Sabi Call **. Areudteer 411) ** Musutte en Honden ze. vas Perian Me. 446). As Tarrenta in Bummer "Elger: €11) ‘Handeau” k Ayfrom C Alinor Dar Ea}eeeh Lhee Loet Love Proever FateThomat prin” BODE GROOT AND THE PICCADILLE Frank Cantell gud ürehesira. The Quartet. ORCHESTRA. rdt. frans Laman. Elaw Movement from Concerto in E Major Qanrtet SERRE nanne vervan merervnnn en iSCh ber 100WHATHER FORECAST ard NEWS, (for Violin and Oréhéstraj …. „„Haek CMEINEERN 5 ante eenn aar ene AE eulie B Prom Konda. Loeal News. The Orcheatrn. 4.0 (approx). Dale Emith. Intraduetien tu Act MIT,© Loliengnn F0, 15 De Crook andTho Piccadilly Orchestra Kongs hy Charlea Villiers Staniord. Wagner” (Candir). The Monkey's Carol The Quartet, bib, Mrgn nea. “Cowehp Lime 5 A Bonte Day EE vandien REN nfhe en ich(Finm Song Crele, ZA It's Ol to hea Wikdl wind * vaas (11) SWA CARDIFF. 351 M. the FIL.Ee of Tart") (14) Celis Arbor "Sinn ee A OPEN dhOVERX, FOSTER (Puss). The Fair * Jaren The Oeohëetres FRANK THOMAS (Solo Vicki. The Bold Le mhr table Chadt aars A) Fastorûla and Benedictus from English W. STANLEY SMITH {Sole Cornet). (Sir Charles Stanford died on March stb, KBE5 ae aren ai ueeGranville Bantack: THE STATION ORCHESTRA. Hat, } Seheerzo and Finale from Symphanv Ma. 5, Conduetor : WAEWICK BHAETHIWATDES, Angus. Marrieon. Op. 87, mm C Minor „rene eethoren “ Kreisleriann,” Op. 10, Noa, Ì and 2 Phs Guartet. Croluet rn, Sechuntann EP, BU nennen erste enne ad Wied (B) Overture, Marco Ajaa vr Auer Study in CG Flat Magor …nvscseisrere « Chapin “Health to My Dear '' en. Speffonth (LI) Buite, … Three Famous Fietures Haydn Wood Thees Chamrbet. te Plie: Long Day Clemes”' Sleen (11) Ceril V, Faater, u Korellatte Glasaunar The Oreliestemn. Arm, Arm, Ye Brave mnd er Hemetel Hungarian March (” Faust”)... Berlioz Dale Smith. “The: Blind Floughmman "dl. Ù Clerrka u Sbhenandoak vante ven Off. B. Ferry (2) belg, eh CHILDBES 5 CORAER Sl. Ürcheatra. * The Middle Zong” (Kentucky, 1.8 A} ta all Stetiona. Symphony in CG Major (Tho ei surprise '') EFS, Cecil sharp ï 1 Ì Eleryydan Aln, Wille"(OM Englehf arr: Lene 8,30 — IE vran, © Wem. TBurver Elie Wondrous W. Stanley Smith, “* False Phyllis "/ Melodies) Walsen. (1) Groes "(A & M, Wo. lS). MEP DreuEna niee …Faati Tha Qunarbel. Religious Addreer bv Tho Rev. 0. D. Chrehuest ri. Variattons from Quartet in C ……….Frmydn KIRDLAND, Margaret's Clvurch, “Entr'acte à la Gavotte "Contes (1) RE wikewen ned dendde fade Sante ntt Ludywood. F “ Floods of Spring ”……Rachmaninee-Sero Cn VW. Foster. boA CHILDHEEN SS CORNER. 5.1, Hrmn, "0, Sacred Head Surrounded from Birmingham. (A and M., Mo. 111 m Mars ChMell ensenmd di. Carr Flared ar ha Soul of Engeland ".ibeuwis Barna “The Lute: Player "ut, sos. sinen al llitden 8:30. — Hymn, “ 0 Praise ve the Lord *" (A, & M., 50. -DE GROOT AND THE PICCADILLE Orelrestra. Ko. AUS}. ORCHESTRA. 25. from London. Belection, “A Life for tha Canr'……GEnba ible Beadinz. 0WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. Frank Thamiaa, Anthem. “Lord, Zn Thy Tonder Mersice' A. from Loudon. Local News. Int voluit LOL, Theme and Himgarian Dance Enka! en dd vraa AFJ 10,15. De Groot and Tho Piecadillr Orcheetra veelKiGHLS Ja Ae hage TenReDlATHOMAS NIGHIEIN- (Clandumuaed), Orehestrn, CALE, Gendwal Betretary of the National Overlure, * Bremer nele.a Wagner Free Churclt Cümumtak. Wik 30. Clase dow. 5.0-5.30 CHILDREN'S CORNER, 5E. Hymn, “Oft in Danger, Oft in Woe" from Birmingham, A. &-M., Ko. Zh GBM BOURNEMOUTH. 385 M, Sunday Evening Service lor the People. 50.0. BANDOF THE 250 BATT. THE AMPSBEE BREIMENT. TlB: lk ERIS BE GROOT FRY'S CHOLE. CEREDIG JONES {Lenar). mnd Helaved From CO-OPERATIVE CHORAL ZOCIETILES THE PICCADIETY ORCHESTRA. | Houth Faratle Pier, Soutbecn. FERY'S- ORCHESTRA, Relaved-fromthe Piccachilly Hotel, London, Relayed Írom the Colstan Hall, Erster,

MAVIS BENNET (Soprano), Et bedendeel Aedes si. The Choer ot EGLWYS BEWI SART. EnB. bi other wel arne, Tie Orchestra. Hymn, © Smgrymmed Pawb # lawr ” (Fün, Ì CHAPPELL É + Lorely °"j: Overture, © BiemeE WFugner ï and ï A Short Reading from the Beriptrues. Mavis Bennett. à WEBER & Hymn, © Thröngh All the Changing Scenct lie Mad Beene" (“Lucia Af Jammer: ï pianos are in use at the 8 of Life". (Tune, “Bi. Apnes””) mcr 1} Fraaddannnttinaes Lenizetts =m ® various stations af the The Orchesl mm 4 B.B.C. Á number against « gE ien indicaten the name afeben ar A key het of publishers will be found on “Velse A Fn 2 eezaPapy LtdAjejee ear 5

_Maancn Zr, ria,] KADIO TIMES — mm _ ae Ee ee7 Sunday’s Programiie. HIGH-POWER (Continued from the facing pags.)

_PROGRAMME._ nn The Bev. Canan D.T, GRIFFITHS, MS, SXX 1,600 M. Darius (irover. Viear of Eglwys Dewi Sant: Address on “Evenmg Prayer’ : RL … Religion gnd Sriende,' Tha letters “EB.printed In Falles in these pregrammet “The Hobby Hoese" f"*> Monseorpelg Hymn, “Arglwydd grasol, Frenin Nedd aant a Bimuitaneous Broedcaat tram the station men- lioned, Twa Tonadillaa ass earn oee Granedes (Tôn, “Craig yr Oesoedd."') SUNDAY, March 2öth. The Borrowful Maiden " ; “Tie Scorn- Benediction. an0LIG HT ORCHESTRA PRO: fl Mace” Anita, Flarmiscm: GRAMME. A.B. fran Afaarcherler, GODE GROOT AND THE PICCADILLE 50-580 CHILIDREN' S CORNER. SB. from Three Fragmenta framHans Andersen Fark Momen ORCHESTRA. 8.8, from Londen. Mirnunabamt. Cancort Study inBlatonorn Hesenldaca 10.0WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. Bd HDSED, Progranunme et FramLenden 4 SB. from Londen. Local News. Foden Williams ia MONDAY, March 30th. More Itema from his Kepertoire. U 15 De Groot and the Piecadilly Orchestra 5.30-10,50.— Programme SB. from Lendan. Tha Band. (Contimnel). ‚““Three-Bavarian Dances’. Elgar (Li) 10,30" The Silent Fellowship.” TUESDAY, March list. 130—-WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. SB. from London. 10.45,—Cloae dou. 530-730. Programs Z.H from Londen. Hir OLIVER LODGE £-B. fram Lenden. Military Band Night. Loen! Newe, MANCHESTER. 375 M. DORIS GROVER (Songs at the Piana} 10.THESAVOT BANDE. SB. from Londen. 2ZY ANITA HARRISON (Solo Pianoforte). U.Olose dawn. A Light Orchestral Programme, FODEN WILLIAMS (Entertainer). WEDNESDAY, April let. k Relayed to “GAM, THE KNELLER HALL HAND. 530-110. Progrumme SB. from Londen. ELSIE SUDDABY (Soprano). (By permission of Col. Francis Dalprymple, WILLTAM COLEMAN (Bass). Commandant, RHoval Military Schaal «tt THURSDAY, April Zed. “ 22Y " AUGMENTED Mare). 530-800 Programme S.D, frovt London. k THE Condurkor, Tt, H. EB, ADKINS, Mus, Bao, ORCHESTRA. 50-100, Concert. 1.30. Tha Band. Relayed from AMSTERDAM, Conductor : T. H. MORRISON. Ouiek March, " Coniston ,..… Heggee (1) tea HILVERSUM. Overture, “Mall Gwynne nn Gerne 4 . 0 . Orchoslra. Overture, Zeper sene aderald Doria: (rror, THORNA DUEIGOG (Baprana.) k Phireo Dale Dances ” vise Arthur Wood Muúsital Parmlies. iaer. H. Hughes (1) ”; THE AMSTERDAM ORCHESTRA: “Bing a-Bong of Sispence a Simple de A fapprax.). Elan Budda, Canducted by WILLEM MENGELBERG, *' ; “ Moctor Foster fa : “Tha Knootting Song ” ….orisenser Pureell (EI) Bman Curley Tascha" se Lullaby © (“The Virgins Lullaky *") The Concert ormite items boy Anita. Harris. Baughton (2) Mozart, Handel, and Brahms. Celia "' Prelude ain C Minor …:.. Re SMy Lovely Frelnde in E Flat tsjor Rt Chepin Munrs, arr. Lane Wilzan (1) 10,0WEATHER FORRCAST and NEWS. . Night in Mar ne Palmaren erghmen Afenachet (1) Relaged from Landan, Study in D Sham Minor... Sertabiin Orchestra The Band, 10, 10-110SAVOY BANDS, SB. from “Kol Midmer ”nerenve LEPIEN London. Fugue on “St. Annes Tune"... Hach 8.40 (approx). William Coleman. “Eyrio Suite,” Opus BE, neen Grieg FRIDAY, April Ard. Berit, “From tho Hage of Eha Faders Willian irt hAO-T AD Programme SR. from Landen. Tempest naweereedarsredensdreeree 8 Items from hie -Repertoma. 13000" ST, MATTHEW PASSION * Air, “Hege Mo, Yo Winds and | Handel The Band, (Hach), relayed from St, Jarmes’, Solo. WWE Ss an namennen Pransannernan 5 Cornet Bola, * Jerusalem … Parry 030-100 Progremme B.B. from Londen. The :-Ob Mûthar' scoammautmeesntent Gruen (Saolnist, Seret. 0. WILLCOCKS. Tst Roval SATURDAY, April dh. The Line Tebe” wnunbesesernSchubert Fuailiers.) 530130Programme SB, from London. Orchestra. Sc heerza from “A Mideummer Night's TallProgramme SH, ‘from Afaneheatdr. Buite, * From the Countrysida "Coates Dream ROE dert al Mendelaaalin 8, 30-120Te B.B. from London.

A10 (approx). Elie Suddaby. | All Boula’ Barr ooren eenn anens KR. Strauss “Sougs My MotherTaught Me "…Deoral (Continued from the prevtaua colunin. } tOn Wings af Bong "essen: Mendelssohn oNO NEWCASTLE. 400 M. 10.0,WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. SB. from Londen. Local News, "0 Vos, TisBo seeranavsnvnnrnn ensen Bach 50-50Programme Z.H, from London. Strings Only. 10.15. De Groot and the Piccadilly Orchestra 50-530.-CHILDREN'S CORNER. 28. from (Continued). “By the Bom uu. tisiabl jd verere Puendier Beringen. 10.30.Close dezen. William Coleman, 830. THE “5NO0" CHORAL SOCIETY rn My Friend ER ea dE Et HEEREN EE Behrend (1 BSC GLASGOW. “The Curtain Falle "'………… Guy d'Mardelot GCTET. 420 M. 30-50Pregramme SB, fram Londen. s “Rolling in Foaming Billows" (“The Hrran. Creabhan yumede ver Haydn The Her, FRED W‚ BEAL, Leighton PM. 6,0-5,30CHILDREN'S CORNER, 8.5. from Church, Heaten: Addrees, Bermirngham. 4.40. Orchestra. Hymn.

' Ballst, 7 Lee CRA renee rbe enn Maesenel 8,30, Chir: 50-530 —-CHILDREN'S CORNER, S.B. from bûDE GROOT AND THE PICCADILLE Hymn, “ Lard, Thy Word Abideth * (Tune : Birmingham. ORCHESTRA. &.B. from Lönden, ren * (Church Hymnary, No. 100—-WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, ah ! 8.08. G, HONEY : Talk to Young People, &.B. from London. Local News. The Rev. ROBERT WILSON, M.A, af 10,15,—-De Groot and tha Piccadilly Orchestra Beth Shawlands Urited Froe Church: and Mourm With Me (Continued), Religious Address, 8,25,Hymn, “0 Come FPealm No. 145, Arrhila * (A. and M., No. 1 1 4 ) . 10,30,Close down, “0 Lond,Theu Art My BP and King” (Tans: “Duke Street’) Religious Address by The Rev. E. MILNER 0 SWIFT, Vicar of St. Peter's, H a l e . 435 M. Prayer. * 2BD ABERDEEN. Hymn, “At the Cross her Station Keeping Perlm Na, @1, “ He that Dini in the Seerct (A. and M., Mo. 117). 10-50Programme SR. from London. Place " (Tune: * Franch ") (B.P), Hymn, “The Radiant Morn Heath Passed 50-50-CHILDREN'S CORNER. A.B, from Away ” (A. and M., No, 1 0 ) . Birmtngham. DODE GROOT AND THE PICCADILLY ORCHESTRA. SB. from London. C h o i r , 8.30, Ferryhill U.FE. Church 10.0-—WEATHER 9.0DE GROOT AND THE PICCADILLY Pealm 121 (Tune: * French ° ' ) . FORECAST and KEWS, ORCHESTRA. 8.8. frem Lendon, SB. from London. Local News. The Rev. DAVID MAIR, B.A, Ferryhill IGOWEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. U.E. Clhrarch : Religious Address. 10.15-De(Continaed).Great and the Piecadilty OrchesiNe SB. from London, Local News. Hymn 210 (Church Hyrnnary). H15.—-De Groot and The Piccadilly Orchestra Faraphrase 6 4 (Pune: * Jackson}. 10,30.Class down. n

(Cantimued), A mumber ogninst a mwasical iter: keidicates Chie name 1030—Closs down. D0-DE GROOT AND THE PICCADILLE af ils pablisher, A key Est of publishers will be found om (Continued in ihre next column.) ORCHESTRA. SB. from Londen, page 14,

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Thé letters "5.8" srlatedIsin ilalien ja lhesa ragram mes FE] Aedes eenen ene eejEI] 1.0. WEATHER FORECAST _ and NEWS. signing a Bimullansous Braadsart Fram the 5 hian man- tianed. THE EXPERIMENTAL TRANSMISSION | sE Frum Ltr alan. The High-Power (Chelmsford) Pro-= for Amateur Wireless Engineers =D Prof. d:.E. G. DE MONTMOBRENCH: B. gramme will be found on page 9. will be eerried out by Trom Letnden.- local Nowe. An Hour of Plantation Music.

here THE MANCHESTER STAT EON, 2L0 LONDON. 365 M, 10.30-11.U. THE WIEELESS OMCHEST RA. Canduetar: Capt. W‚ A, FEATHERSTONE. DL Nd!ramermieson En Erhoaols : Nr. Bere [Estee Heze sfrdtesl miet rabenerdend Er njaden) THE ©“ GEM" CHORUS. E-ten GEOFEREN AHAM, ** Mua.” KUBY SAHEFHERD (Cont rabi). dû 5.0. Time Signat Fram Gerrertwieh. © Vagars 1,0. The Mrcheatra. kor he Ee BADA Sf Linar). Selection, Sipke Leve nan ven EF and Vaaubier, hy Carmen of Gric‘lkmiene, Orchestra. Miebael Brerkren cn Musie performed during Afternoon Tom Beleetman of Cluteam sE irri 2 Mothingin Pertichler ” Cr BePanlinen vlan Songs arn mh fli … Troendero. HW Famous Old Danees. Castles : (4) Hampton Court,” by Holen Tha Orchestra. Gwynne Davie. Wawnti. March, On the Gnurter Week '', , Hferd Two Negro Sparituals … MH. F. Burfcigh 10,20. Cluse down. 6-30- 0la. CHILDREN'S CORNER : Stare Huber Shepherd. hr Maarn: Meiebar, Mien Kyr Aant SIT BIRMINGHAM. 415 M. Twa Plantation BongA wers Melt Crntty (1) Sophie. The Frienda af the King,” Orcheat ri. Froen © Tie Chuùudren's Magazine.” ddû-d, MT he Station’ Wind Ghantet. Conrad Bketeh, Dew Satuthi oro Afgddleton Crane (Bass) 0.40-050,--Mrs. MARIORF ALLEN, F.R. HS.r HA Pons Day Out " a Biiaymea {1} bs, HN NAMEN CORNER Sidney Wardenan Tare. 8.0. Butby Shepherd and Gwynne Davis. Ropers, E.R.HS.. * Hortteulturel Hints Hurry Up Pompey *' gende za ie T-TIME BIGNAL FROM BIG BEN, =itowing BSupenor Kales.’ Janet Ier Loen -Moon Tr. scott Craattyy (1) WEATHER FORECAST. and. IST Maefarlenet (Sûúprena). mm «dend. Üreheatri. GENERAL KEWS BULLETIN. &.B. 5.300,25 CHILDREN'S CORNER. Eenrusset Totelle” ba all Shrike, Ut'Teens Corner: Nerman BE: Ek 8, 10, KubShepherd. Praf. J, 15, DE MONTMOEENCH, “In: Guúest, BA, History Talk Mai 13, T wo Mira Spirit uals Eriks HT, Burleigh termatianal Law, SE to alt Stattons. ‘-Boctal Histúrv imthe Fiftcenth Cen- “Bwimne Low, Sweet Charret"; “1 Btood Eocul Newa. lars”! an de Hikber ob Jordan,” Light British Orchestral Music. TO WEATHER EFORECABT and NER. &In. Ü bec bush. #HB, fran Londe, DAVID JENKINS (Mass) 1E Ramirmscettes of the Plantatton * Prat, J. Es Cr. DE MOSTMORENCT. 5.0 Charme hu Fan LOUIS DARE AND DORIS BURNS Jr Landau. Iaocel Mews. (haektietel, Grenne Ilavis. GLADYS MERREDEW {Entertauner). At A Lightsome Programme. är Two Nero Spirituuls H.F. Birlergh NELSON JACKSON THE STATION ORCHESTRA. 3 sep: Miver "TO Pktrer, Go Ming der (Entertamer ab ile Piano}. HELEN DE EREN (Zaprano). Bella," MICHAEL KAGHAN(Entertamer). HAROLD HOWES (Haritane), 5,10 E Oreheetrn. KHE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA: KATIE GOLDSMITH (Zala Niclin), Eketeh, “Br the Swtanee River Mauddlieten Ü'rmchmctend 14 ALBERT DANIELS (Entertciner). Chamber Music and Art Songs. CHAHLES ANCLIEFE, Ti. The Orchestra. THE CATTERALLE OUARTET. Overture: Stradale vaneen Efa JOHN COLLINSON {Lenari. BEAMEN WCH, Waltz, * The Merry W idePEee rela 845. Ohuartet. derd Belectiauj °° Liieschemeth Pratselmen Audande and Selierzo [rom Strme Giuurtet HAN CODEREN. Junr CTendach Pekurdkboraln elk, Tha Chrelieeten. Helen de Frer. Londonderrt Alp arr. Frtiik Fridge {Ll} Aerden MELS ene ee {Nard ETAFELE ese f bn. FarumCallinsan. Krazh Mh pead, NnMr: ' steinford “The Heppy Journey "- Ernest Artin (B) NHN" saneren enter KOPEN PO Waleirme (2 Uhu el Jerikins EAR ee weeen ' Jhe Kramne Lestie Woodgate (1d) VEH ne ERUFAD SS oan ennen ze} zn Kette Kimdelarrst hi. seal Heard u Piper je Er Niche Bur He slepberd. nel ft Li Hf rarmis 5 Kurbay Bn: EAD oon eenn rn ee en Handel * Frarnremee damned Ciodairbane …n WR gadninfe Faaarurgg Alant: © eee Hureld Hawes: 8,10, Ghianrlat. vetel (mpoperees. helen Meapreohi in Amipresatins, Zeu Feart Feeder ee at EG Feelin Wariadione from Qaartet in Dt Minor (Death RE Senate le RTE A nratin (sl and the Makdee ") rn an Sehnbert The Cp hest ri. EEETET ee Martti Shae Herwen ee dee en ene Drate “Knee Afinwy Tar (vi Pre t agenjn The Krohestrmn. Palkia atekeer zeonnaor Larsdoi Silver Clouds Le Genval sedtd Hood Medley, "* Tanjjed Tunez” ……… Metelbey EhAKHER FORECAST ont NEWB. Suite, Three: Famoua Mretures “| The Village Wedding: Tre actor"; Albert Mamnjels deld. frank Learlan, In a Short Entertainmen ine luding Chuld nk pil cd Kalk. _Laical News. he baurrlang Crvalpend : Imperzunations. Lan. sberbam. Callirman: (anchietd hoar dn winpnaer.} Helen die Ere, he Hrvubet zi rddnmd ents Beed Meertor assdr erat ar (epprax: } lanais- Hare eN “The Jewel Song " {* Faust) Gounod EThe TIONee ekenr erdd Farylor (zj Wants Marenne. "March Winde” Marjary Afeede {1} “Bong -ofsthe Paluntuin Bearerd ” uInve te Mlnamt 0 Make, La Cslnd 1 Loughareema aus Eee CO eerde Ersdelf Af rrrttnr Shen Le) (MerrieKaplan "be Fee Erermarti Harald Howes. 10, ; Cluedo. te Aas tckrt Cat nt raltré (1 Era A et Watford Darias Guartet in Cr Chat: Na. FN vases Meath Dauhle Three Sever 0 Doubrle-O * Gradlatlyj Melson Jwekstn will Winterlaim. DEbeet ear de en Welf Alleira, KIL dte AARAL ; Menuet ld. Allas. ENEears eel 7 , gretto ;- Andante cantabile; Jinale, Ba (approx). Pavisl- Jonkins. Ka In the Lascn ref Etant Elsar gn} Molto nllegro. HL Might Only Come te Wou ** Syutre (Tj 030WEATHER FORRCUAST nm WEWS, Lû, 0 Close Gerwen ek Mvaelf KU hideri Yun vita Lahn ost front Eiso. Tha Orelreetrn Topical, Talk.Local News 5WA CARDIFF. dal M. HA, Falkmaen mnd his Orvhiealen, felavek Suite, LT he-T'gapleVore wg haarler a wh 1.0. Kntie Cim lean. from the Capital Clint, ie Vintigers;” © The NEE he Aorth Wand... Hersi Haof (15) PIVE OCLOCKS:' 'E vening at the Tur,” valley. of BaPoata8 en deden aen eh Cematr Lun bAA-E 5 WAR" hai CHILDEEN'S CORNER, Ei;OPS, “Stmmpêllatn see dl, Adnbrong {1 erchredand Lay Elie Compaser,] The Orehest ra, 60-615. Peens’ Curner : “Dolls Frocke.” GD-GDr. das, Stmpeor, MA, Dese. t Lacuins DareHel Liarta Hr: Eis. EERDE Ten aen vra wara Origo “Tha Kera of Crmntertburt'! (Sumerest: Belsttien, * The Stre et Siiger '' Komences of Naturnl History. Falle Song]... arr, Cecil Sharp (11) Frauser Sinan T0-WEATHENR FORECAST and. MEW, dE [rose London. “The Maiden im Cirey —, Bermrcolt (1) 10.3dû. Close down. Rozes. All thee Way rene EPE Coated Prof. JE GG DE MON TAAORENC HE. Fha (rtheztrim, EBM BOURNEMOUTH. 385 M. A.B. from Londen. Laecal Neus: CT ! DBOROTHT KTTCHEN (Mezzo-Soprana}, Elien Dal Lluntea Arthur Waad „ike In Faalurm Talk ta Warmen, bnr Louis b.d THE STATIIN: OKCHESTRA, DE TIME SIGNWAT, FROM GREEN WICH. de Mervo. THE ROVAL BATH HOTEL Conductor: WARWICEK BRAITHWAFTE, WEATHER FORECAST aod 2ND DANCE ORCHESTHA, relused from Een Teri, Orchestre. CEENERAL NEWS BULLETIN. ZE, King's Hall. Roorne, Matsier Tinreetar : Sateectian k “ Deenmeron Nights * hen Finch fa crff dr uuis. DAVIDS, LIEF, Doris Winter (Contralto) df datk. Harat hy Kitehen. 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Tha letters "AB. perin Klniles in (hese FARMES tall, Orchestra: 0.15. Carma Emnah, annig a Simultantout Brondenst fram the station mun- Finlandia’ vaan Gibeheus mé Oer than Stream,| 1D. Mabel Fitzgerald. GRAFIE re i Mormimg va Oleg Speaks A für Stames. È ' bien af is “ Drmnk to Me Only *Wi riambdeet Roger Quilter Sp im che Morming f Epen: A9) EN ETA nn mrd Fan Tijser BE enteren TE. Alfred'e Mother „„Ceerle York 8.20, Alexander Leitch. THE VTALVE SET CONCERT PARTT. Tab, Leimbert Harvey and Arthur Lewin. Ammi: Laaerle SPee R.25. ÜOrchieet ra. earn Zout (34) t The Two Heegeeurs Ne dane Watson (22 bil WEATHER FORECAST end MEWS. Seleation, “The Girl on the Film” Kollo 4 Larbaart Wateh ®? eenn een (25) SH, from Kondin, Edi, Dorothy Kitchen. 8,10, Oreheatra. Dr. B.W. LIVINGSTONE. SB. Jrom U Love's Quarrel" ….…………, Cyril Sent (A) ** RKecollections of Goumod 7 ee Oor Belfast, Local Mus: El That it Vere Ba … Frank Bridge 5.20. Mabel Fitzgerald, 10,0 THE WIRELESS DANCE ORCHESTRA. wEsster Hymn’ 5 ‚ terr, Frank Bridge “*Dusky- Maid" en Vere Sauh Wake, “* When You Aro In My Arme”: 850, The Valve Set Concert Party. WOooldn't Help TE 4 eene. C'. Hare (4) Foxtrot, “My Smmsine Came On a 120, Chreheetra. CrimesMoses arenden Cutie Three Dances (" Tom Jones”) … German Hainy Dar ” (10); One-stop, ' Crûsa Orchestrn. Puzz"; Waltz, “Sometimo"; Fex- mi - WEATHER FORECAST and NEWE. “The BingBoyson Broadwry S.H. from Lenden. trot, “ Maggië!t Yea, Mat" (Tj; One- Nat , Ayer (B) stop, “ Dancing Jim"; Fox-êrot, © O5, Tepreal Talk. Laoeal Nera. 3,45, Jaumbert, Harvey and Arthur Lewis. My, Wea!'s Foc-trot, "Oh, Eur Uh, 0 SOME NEW DANCE TUNES. “Fiow Gentiw, Deva sss snseen Parry Sne," ibClose dawn. Tenor and Bartane" -. Lane Wilson (2 10.30Close down. 9.0-HERMAN McLEOD AND THE 22 MANCHESTER. 375 M. STATION ORCHESTRA. dl, F0 Cancerk trije tho “ZET " Quartet. asc GLASGOW. 420 M, Concerta for Violm in 1 Minor … 4d. 50-50 WOMENS HALE-HOUR:- Gladys „lii delnraden d.dAn Hour af Metoily with the Wiro: Woodward (Mezza-Soprané). Di WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS less Guartet unf Jeane Pollock (Saprant). 500 CHILDREN'S CORNER S.B. from Lendan. d Abn, Ib WOMENS HALF-EOUR. úA-6a_. FE. Russell: ** Musical Apprecia- 5 Topical Talk. Local News. „15-60 CHILDREN'A CORNER: Ballads tian" (13). Kd, EDWARD J. BELL (Flute) and Paerz especially dramatized for tha 10 WEATHER FORECAST end NEWS, and OLIVE TOMLINSON (Pinnnoforte). children, bv Marion Hlendersun—No. 4d. SB. from Landen. Homstaia B Flat ans ede Hu arnel EO,DeWeather Forecast far Farmers. Fraf. JBDE MONTMORENCT. Allegro ; Moderato; Andente con varia- 40-655. Buekeridge : Topical Talk. . fram Londen. Local News, sont : Honda allegrà TU WEATHER FORECAST and KEWS. Drama and Variety. Adaginand Polontiee … … A.B. Furateman 5.from Lordan. THE "24E" DRAMATIC COMPANY 10.30. Close dawn. Prof. J. EB. CG ME MONTMORENCY. Present SB, from Eordôn: Loval News. Tk, SEHE GAMBLERS." 2BD ABERDEEN. 495 M. A Pley in Three Arta by Charles Klein. Popular Concert, 330-540, -Coneert : The Wirelees Demer Orchte- ANR. to Memdte: Cczat : tr. Feminine Topits. Wilbur Emerson (Heat of Emerson'a Bank) THE AUGMENTED STATION B. 30-00, CHILDREN'S CORNER: J G ORCHESTRA : VICTOR SMT THE Burnett, on * The Wandering Minstrel.” Jahn Emerson {[Wilbur'a Father) Condueted by 815-170 Aamrl Cmdea' Newa Bulletin: A. E. HERBERT A. CARRUTHERS. EDWARD MAWDESLENY Glennie, Ceptein of the Cadet Carpe, Jamen Darwin. DH. MAY LYMEURN (Contralto). on “The Tenderioot Test.’ Doy Scouts’ ROBERT BUENENT {Baritone). (Directors ORMEROTD Newe Bulletin: Scoutmaster Rahert George Cowper.…. of CHARLES 10, Crcheatra, But lrie an * Movermg-” Ernmerson’s NESRITT Overture, * Corialanie Beeihacen 1.0 WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, dn. Kaoberi Barmett. Fredartek Tooker| Hank) H. B. SB. from Londen. BRENAN Hecit…, “All is Now Praf: Jd. BE. O. DE MONTMORENCT. Franqil” „anne k {"ERmernida") Wlsormea (Butler) ….…. GASTON LEROUX SB. from London, Local Kows, Hieke (US, Ar Detective) LEO MARTIN Ars, © What Would IjGoring Thomas (1)- Catherine Darwin (Wife of James Darwin) Scottish Programme. Bo for My Glueen * * HELDA METCALF CARMA DAAH (Soprano}). Arin, * When 1 was Page "' (“Falstaff “} Tzùbel Emerson (Wilbur'a Sister) ALEXANDER LEITCH (Tenor). Kerde ANGELA LOPEZ DUFTON SCOTT (Braid Scots Humorist). Aria, "Credo *_{* Othotle "'}. …. Verde Jane (Catherine's Meul) THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA, Î (AL with Orehesirnl Aorompeniment.} BETITT ELSMORE 7.30, Crehestra, 80, Orchestra, Directed hor De: B. ORMEROD, Betoettan, * Reminiscentes of Benotland "" Svmpheny in G Minor... vee Mozart Produced by VICTOR SMYTHE, arr. Godfrey 8.25. Mav Liymimen. Act 1-—Smoking Room at Emorsons, Waltz, * Queen of {ha Korth "….Bucalgasi “O0 Don Fatale" (“Dom Carlos”) Verdi February 10th, 4.0 pm. 7.40, Carma Daah. “Softly Awnkes My Hoart "Saint Saars Act IL-—Library at Darwin's, February “The Vellow-Haired Laddia ” “Air de Lia" (“The Peodigal Sen With, 11.0 poor. Tradiivanal (34) Beturasy Act III--Smoking Room at Emerson's. “Wilkes Bars and Willie's Fair" (All With Orchestral Accompaniment. ) February 1lth, 10.0 erm, arr Stephan (34) Ea. Orchtstru. The entire action taken place in New York. u Charlie Te My Derling . „Fradittonal (25) Enge TGM isanne Wager 00-WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, 18. [rufton Scott. 8,57, Rabert Burnett. SB. from London. Humorous Sketch, “Hugh MeCurrie'n Folk Songs of Scotland Fapral Talk, Local News. MRFTIADG 7e ene en Dufton Scott err. Stephen and Burnett (a) 10.0. HALF-AN-HOUR OF VARIETT. 6.5. Alexander Leitch. “The Lament of Macrimmon "; “ Tho Aften WKR arr dee ele Humma (44) 10,30, Experirnental Transmisston fur Arnateurs. Piper n° Dundee’ E0 Wert Thou ín Fis Ht Close down, Lade 0! Balloetumsle B leek(25) Cuuld Blast”; * Dunean Gray,” OA" Kh Jiet 7 ann oan Marshall (25) 0.12. , Orte BNO NEWCASTLE. 400 M. 515. Orchestra. ddhA,da—Fenwick's. Terrace Ten Room Or- Overture, *“ Eehoes of Ossian Gade Symphonie Poem, “Lea Prêtudes "Liez cheaträ. Overture, “Land of the Mountain and 930WEATHER FORECAST und NEWS 45-515Margery Martin (Mezro-Soprano). the Flood” Juanes an Maen S.B, from Londen. Weekly Nowzs Letter. Ba0, Currua Das: hu Dr. B. W. LIVINCSTONE. SH. from B 15-00 CHILDREN'S CORNER, t Commin’ Thra-the Hrye Belfast. Local Newk. ú,0--6, 20,Scholars’ Half-Hour. “A Hieland Lad My Love} Traditional (25) Lan. Mary Lymburn. U35-60Farmers Corner: HH, C. Pawson, Was Borms ie vien Í Falk Songs of Scotland Agricultural Research.” LLN Duftan Secatt. ürr. Afolrolm Lawson TO WREATHER FORECAST and MNEWE. Humorour Sketch, © Amateur Tragedians “Ao Fond Kiss”: "Torm Yo to Mao”: A, from Landon. Deeften Scott mar”“ Bound the Pibroch.” ; * Leezie Lind- Prof.’ J- B. Q, DE MONTMORENCY. 8.50, Alexander Leitch. SH, from London. Leeal News, “O0 Sing to Me the Auld Scotch Banga" 10.12. Orchestra. Variety. Leeson (34) “*Benodictus © ….vssere. Mackenzie (11) MABEL FITZGERALD (Entertainer). The Lea MIR 7 assess se arr. Biemphin Overture, ** Oberon 7"... o.a... Weber LAMBERT HARVEY AD ARTHUR VEMAFY Vang ea Richardson (34) 10.30 Close down.

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(Su); B peet, Markets, Lee, Chaiktren { Wed.) ; DAA, MA END DORE Berries (Han): Mam) B pom Con, Bows; 7-p.m,, 10,0, Weather U poem, Lee, fdnllej, Siarthand Wed), Eafsranto mi ws i HUNGARY. (ese Harm} * Chn Iek ard rik of-gach month at (Er) :. 020, Ealiear, Haar: 7 pam, Ta), Raglish BUDA-PESTH-{lk kerl, Kem Statlon testing shortly, 445 pom. Oa 1,500, Con. (Wed. 10.0 pm, ând (Mon: 70, Con fdallyy, ass Baud (rb); 200 seree Anndayv, 8,20 pm}; Peen, Time Sit Wenllier, Newe, Tanrti or foto Com, BOMB (LEENE ma (4 KW). ai ed ee BADTO-PAKIS (SFA) Paris, 1,780 mm, (3-4 kw). Shartiy baret, li). (MAR choe brverensrd ta Mb kw} Weekdags: A_pm, Orch, Btnek Breh; 7,0 pm, lestini en 1.185 m. MUXICH 445 mt it kw). Kime Sig. Neva, Cidi, ; B: 1E jean, Neus, Stack Earh., Sandays: 186, pens, ech. s 1,46, None, 4,45, Con, 1040 aan Hee, (Sam), Coen 1 pm. Bee, Weather, Con:10 p‚m, Danee; 4,20 pom, Final Sous and BARD prm, Never epa. men. Wine Sig, Ante Forten: Eg, Com, (Aan); Spa, Weather. B es 5 E Wetkdave: 1240 porn, Meme, Stock Exch,, Ordh, Le, (AtmnA,s- 400, Oeh. (weeke); dpa, eeh, Sudan; BAam, Sacred Foa. 44pm, Children, 430, Markets, Cons E45, Elnek Exoh,, Nowe: (Sun), Chhldeen {Wed.h: Ai pom. Agrieoltnral” Talks Stock igehs dla pm, Oreh, (relayed fran Hete Women's Moar; &p6, Con; P pan, Time Sip, (Alom; aad, Cam, Be gsm, Tar,, Engileh Araun al Hmesta}; 445 pom, dazk Hand; ra jm, Lon; Tren dTheur.t Le Madi, Parke, provkelea on Sprtchal Uilen, muf Web}, Tallan Tue.f,. Faperuata (Eu), DAD pun, Thumet, 8 e EE Urn, overy Sed nil Alb Aat ln bach month, at Dof Kristen (Sal: Tl Can, (dnllyj; AAD, eN MILAN Kew Station, Testing sharii. Abt, 650 m, húk geet. (SE Reriil aber. Lest oer 1, KESom. Wontber, Tm Slr, 500 pom, late Con, {Sm}; Lee. ae : _ dUGO-SLAVIA. ECOTK SUP. DESPOSTKS ET TELEGIAFHES (PTT), CÉma.t Dance (Sal) (WI be Inerensed to Db kw) BELGRADE 1,650, (2 ka) mite tr zi paris, A8 en, (AN veh. KOENIGSWUESTERHAUSZEN (LI Noar Hetlln. TEAD zp lez rebiped Arm Borboant University CT) ; Er deb en, Cloe he Dm pd, Ee F dd pa, Walls Press Weather, News culy (Mou, Wed, Pri, ap.En Cute relay. (Mat, irrep); Jdb and 5 pm, Nome. [AT the mil of each transumieslan anntunttr 5 a XY - LETTLAND. Sarbanne Les: telayed (WeA):; 4 pm, Outside relay states flmme of next call} RIGA AS kw).Under ronstractièm, Hiere gli B opeen,, drikka. 1nk 1 Urd Ei let, of EEND pa OPLKer p, Daan, Con {ran b, Baperanto Lee. ter ne LITHUANIA, d'un. (almost de sw). Gor, relayed by FI om "een. WISen, (a km.) Bâb atm. bo BAG jen, Near. KOVNO{15 kw), Under construction, (Enr; B Ab pem:, Boe, (Aint; Organ Mbcital on “rd BCH -te. ALU Em b, Bh. ko 8 pre, News Servie. zn NORWAY. ÌÀ ae Kun vach month: 9pm, Con. (Sunt. Power ERERZSWALIE (Lorene Coj-250 mm Testing —airmost OALO IDD m (maredength not defbultely feed) (A00 m.): About TD pom, almost dalle Fests, “ PETITillPARISLENndekker bee "Paris,bieetedand,346 m. (500 w‚}. dani, AUSTRIA. A ' „POLAND. A0 prin, Con. (Tue, Thar, Suu), Dance (Bat). VIENNA MADTO WIEN}-—530 an, (1 kw). WAHSAW (Radlopo')Mam. (1 kw), IAOS (HAPIO BUD-ES), Daily :-& aam. Marketa (exe. San); 10, Com; 125 BEE, ea aOn. Tacthreg slumaltorecels on Bi nml 440 mm, Pam. Time Sie, ; Weather ; 2.00, Amek Keach, (ax, rr ea RUSSIA. TOULOUSE AEROTLOMR (MI Dj—1,525 m. Bunk News: #10, Children (Frl)s Bia,Lee, (Mon, MOON er Ee ati En DAZ am. and 7,43 pan, Wostber (Jally), Tdes.t; Con. (Sun): 5,20 pam. hee, (Tnt, Aat); EE dE tt 6.15 pam, Eaatieh (Môn., Wed) ; 5,50, Nous, Weather, ae HAS poem, Lee. ; 5,0 pms, Hee; A15 pam, CASEEI (Telay Stalin) ERA ad hj kw). am Framkiort. Alrrer Big, Can, Lie, Nowa KD gem, Damee {Wedi eeen E 5 z el DEESIE NS (erlay Statlaa)— 280 m. (lj kw.). FromLeipzig. Kost oke. Banden aawdet oomsbrackion: sntenders: 1 pm, Markots: 330 pm, Het of, Can, HANOVER (inlay Btutiony-208 nm (1 kw). From GRAZ (Relay Statdon)—And mm, 'Peatlng BOKOLKIKLSTATIOR 1,010 Tal. kee Unrate, also Concert clally, d ptn, INNSERI Th (eins Statlaej-Under canstriectton, Bumaye. Hr, ee: te Radio Talk: i in pm, BHEMEN (ltelay. Etatlanj--430 in. (lb Kw. From Lee ‚2pan, Can, b pam, Ec. arl Criss. (Tue, En relax Station-Hig.m. (800 wi, From BRUSSELS ans m dike HRADES UNor COTROTL STATIONme Mrnd 8 zn U re k/ s Daily: 5 pom, Orch., Chllâren(Wel, and Thur.) ; Dance _b a Cor, (Mou, and, Wed). Sitezkay (Relay Station)-VUader con- Ve EN DE ARA Sr BEE BT RNA En TON GLEEWITEkee (Upper Ka, Cras Uit prin, Mees SPAIN. enn HAEREN ( BA Wp—1, LOO ens (er: MANET CRT202 am (5 kwh, KT EL (Kelar Statlonsj-Uoder- tonstrmusihoen. Weekdays: 1 pam, E pom, 4,50 aad 5,40 pom, Weather, Baly: 1240 (weekdags emily}, Kowt, Talks, elf, 7 OOR VAT KI (Main Stalker Under constructie. CEECHO-SLOVAKIA. 1 pan, Time ig, Con, Kewer Ld Liberlad Can, HAMBURGma, (1 ker. PRAGUE (ötensnbce Stn), 563 m. (1 kwh enn De Buncave: 7:50 am, Time Sie, Weather, Kews, Ter, : Ú mm, Stark Bxeh. : 10, Ce (Sums 100, Bkock HAD med;ain E Aa perk, Con, vel EE, df Ì LD, Härred Con, 4hets; 180, Com, Lao:vk BT, Exel. (weekdavs): 4 pm, Stock Each, : Con. aange Mg ANOLA-B ‘kw‚k Abt. 370 m. Testing Children ; 5 prm, Cau, peis, Faglish ; a, Fit, (lena, Balor pm, Stek Kele, {rreekdaya): Bla de - ed Te 5 en as k (ri ar nn Sport, Wanther, Kews: 0. pm, one Ferm, Coa, Ed: Woather, News) & Bd, Uanes HARE KLOS A (Radin Kart el) | E AT) deit MI … KD be L zearde, os Wnekdays, AU hete bie Ine rami Lo A ku. (Sat.k DN Weekdara: dE aant, Time Bl, Hews, Warther; 7,40, BEUSN (OK B A180 mn, A ker. pierMN je.rk a en Kl. Tlwarra Mewas IAN, Time: Si. + 1210, English Oe toon. Carma.) Hopi; Stork Each,Mees 0 pm, BEVILLE (EAM ig Ì Ki h erin iWalhs 2 pam, Poldéenl News, Marketa; # pm, Lee, Coa. (Tues, Thu, Hat, " 3û, pm, Con, Weather, à p.m, Time Sie. Ter, Mame 5-5, Leer, Kapsranta {Mno.j; 45, Leer, DENMARK rt irreer.), Coe. ZRD 50de DIE Cola. Klurketn ; B p.imn., Con, Le. : 6053 pan Bé, Bigieh COPENHAGEN (Kfobeuhevas Badintontelutlan)--sr5 m. PEAD lado Vleoasnh SeOs ARAllng NOTIE, (Tie, achat Erdh3 Bpsrndeh (Alon. Panc Wim, l; T geen, ül kw. rn r Ce Er x : ee SWEDEN. Weaiter, Coat. of Gpera : nt pt, Weather, Aftirkete, UA pam, Notlees, Tees, Can® (Tues, ‘Thais, Eat} STOCK HOEM (ZASAj---4AN ms. {lei W N. Spark; 450 pam, Neus (in Fnslidh), Dance (daily, Ehle Can, ie ale rolayod br tie. Aalkotihae Ship Sunaps: 0.55 ark, Snered Hervien, A p.m. Children ; exe Bunb Wilt be Inertaard te 0 ker, Station oi 445 11 8 e ar apum, Saered Súrvleos 7 pt, Cod BAD pim, WTKSTEL 0 mj kw). EFSENT (UKR A0ad 22500 mi News, Weatbar. Il arm; Bacrmdl Con. (Bomb, Mene 11,00 (waekdarvd)= Weekdavs.: 6,20 rn, Nowa. Stoek Exik (2700 mn.) Weekdays: 11,M am, Wenlber, Stock Exel, Tir (Ln, Then Big; 20 put, Anrketa, A pin, Epi, nail W geen KE mn. Woather Time Alg. 13 400 an). Alg LL AANGE pam, Lee. (lrreg) sr pim, Com, Aar, Children (Bunt; Leet, (weledare) ; 0,40 pen, Weather, Bitsduys: Bp. and Sym, News (4,400 mij. eur, Weather, Yamia Br, ier 1:25, Wam, Car, or Cera; REVARE TD mi TE keen koe r GOTHEN BURO [SASPj—200 m. and 700 mm (BOO vr), Kante (Sat) ; à pu, Kugikeh, Kepetnate or Spanksh ; TE peur. Cun, News (Tus Wed. Tha, Frl In EEN FishersHeparts (on AKE mmh; 105, Tima Keurs Dunes (Mal), An Hijs T gn ne Bli: 7 pm, Programme SN, from Stockholm. ERESLAETTET ARIE mt GjALA kerker.) HELSINGFORSrn (Hek FINLAND. MATMOE(SAMET) ue, (500 w MOT nauw, Block Kech:, Weather; 110, Factory Com, En Helztnklj 580 1, IL nom, Weather; 7 pam, * Progeiame 2, from imweerksdavs)t Baered Con. (Bun; Mb, To Sla PE, beeld, Stockholm. (San: Wealker; Binok Exel; 2 pm, Mewa [weeke HOLLAND. BODEN (BASE) 1,80 m danst: Hpi, Children (Sium,}s A pom, Lee, Orelt, AMSTERDAM (PCE2,185 mn, (kw: & E-, Von, (Ene, Fri, Saan), temp, TChiklâenn (Frl ; 4de, Can (Zat) boppe, Sharthret Palle : 7,56 a mm to 410 pom, Mes, ainek. Exch., * Local Progrnmmes ars also bevadraat at Ulmen, W3atjt 0 prm, Esperanto (Mont, Kugsleh (Th), Tren Sie, (PGE arm mod di pim * Etc, Mun. aL NDSVAL Ls (RASTN Al mm, (A00 ve), Testing, Sleertlemmd (Wed), Ie, (etheer cavah: 7 pam, Cil, amd Bat, Cl10 rt EWITTERLAND. Weather, Tilma ig. ; E.A0 pi, Danen (Seim, Dlh re EE ECRICH (Hingg}-al& mm, (00 we}

Aten, AD. li Î Weekdave: TL am, Waatber: 11.55, Time Sia, Weather, BERTEN CI -A0% mm (1) Kir), il B.BC EEn ADDRESSES, Í News, Block Esch. 0 pam, Cain. (eso, Amit; Ala | s er? En Ca. hd4 aMEERN, aus, Í LI, Chdidrnn MosNe, Ta, Bath: 0. gem, ddlaer; Eni, Fartar ban a gela; 10,50, ak Neniher, Nuwi (exe, Bum; 7.15 pa ze U 120, | ; Arsa: Telephone Ma. | Dance rlr; Ris pm. New Re TimeFricat.Sig,MoneSews,(Sun:Waller:nt115Stickpam, StockBech.Bxeh.: ; ABERDEEN 17, Belmont Street …. 2205 || LACSANNE (HOE-B50 m. (0 wr). 2 pelt. ee ‚kee en ; Market, weekodavs), Time BELFAST 31, Limenball Street, mn î Î Weeladays: 7.5 nan, 1230 pen, Wosther, Markets, | sE, Clelhdren gan, ted; A pam, Esperanto ee e Tlme: Blz, Kews, d pam, Childre Ke dt Í (ad EN Chr, Fremch CT wh ; zee, Later; Wonen- EIRMINGHAM 185, New Street. Midland ZÜ3-10 || Weather. Newer: fd OF His | LIL, Can: fn je),e (druby),Ir Een 5 gem, Freneh} lensen (Arms, Lee, {Tos}:T Bibi,E BOURNEMGUTHei u 12, Haldenlrurt Road. J460-1 | Ihance [Thu anal Hat, hee, : Kaubieh Thij: 7.0, Theatrical Meun (Tuc): ann 30, Park Place ……….. BBLA-5 PEIMOEPAK ADETRELIGN- ROK 5 Tl, AT Opera, vaorlly at 30 pmm: Con, Weather, LASGO W ‚ àl, Blythawaad Square, BTATIONS. OCAS Mrws, Tien Elm.HAD, Chesa (Mont; Mlaie matll LONDON Sa Hi Kee ee STNSEN CEBI—00 mr n ed1 pm.inn(Thu,dekenBat, Sun). (Now 10 low. ska, wader MANCHESTER Orme‚savarBuildings,H 0.2,ieeParsonassKopent 6: AereARC--A AO ei (5 ker TELEEFCNKEN O0, CHerlluj 000 m (MO w‚j— Testlug. Cr BT HE ErbouixE Glare - Atmut HSO p‚m, daily. NEWCASTLE M,Eldon Square. Central 5865 : HR LOL BRAEe RELAY, CAPE TOWN (WANGEAT5 me (irora. 4-0 pam) 60 nim, Timan-Big,, Weather (renkinrs) ; 10,30, Con. EDINEURGH Ti, Georwe Street. Central 9595 TOHAKKESRURG GEK 400 ohfs.0 a (Sun.}; 3 poen, Tiene Bij. Can,Nowa (Sun); Children HULL 26-27, Bishop Lane. Central 6138 BUEBAN—AD mm ai eiee (lak) 445 pom, Children (Wed); 030 pim, Lee. LIVERPOOL 85, Lord Street. Hank 50L8 GRAHAMSTOWNUniet ransteurblea iweekelavs):7 nn Carr. adh ALS peen, Fire PLYMOUT H Athanseur Chambers, RHOUZAREAM ünsar Albertkw) (wd. not d dal ai. 10 pm, Weather, Kews, Dance (Sun). (Wil Athenzam Lans 128 BOA n ì Se ti E zlebrtl iT \ Ki ted nût he lurrmased to & kw) SHEFFIELD Mlessra. Unian Criadins Ï et Me ME EE LETPAIGt54 m, (00 wr. (Temp, w‚l}. | Wheel’ Corporation Sire PRINCIPAL U.S.A. AND CANADIAN BROADCAST TDUti,natMarkets,Seres CompOeth., 10Timeaaa,Sl.Bekweat,: 3 pm,HourMarkets(Sami; Í LEEDS-BRADFORD Cestral 407a KeEnnisnr dee etrra kel Ermk 10, Cheer, Châlipen (Wedi; 40, Lee (Ene): Cabimat Chambers, Bastnekal Î zi BAE Ei, reg PT Krunswick, Bt, Lee, lm) ; Bapertmeirters (Wot, , Bat U pn, Street, Leeds El KK,LEE-A KA, Haat Pletaburg, Pa. Jee; 7,16 pen,Con, Weather, Merwe: D pom. iloe. STOKE-ON-TRENT Maiestte Buildivas | WEE3äi In Bpelngfekt, Mas, (uot daily. CWELshoetly be inerenasd to B kw) ||| 3 rmparees 19de adtehnsBataandee: KOESTGEHENRN Hi ni {1 kur. NOTTINGHAM d, Bridleecith Gate | Nene Ja) mn. Bchmertaiv, NA. 8 nam, Buered Can, (Aun-) ; 10/15, Markete: 11.55, Tima Mattiagha mi Gatá ad Eads EN et mt Hevele, Olio, lie:: Weallsar: Í. E a 4 Dan, Markats : ta, DUNDEE 1 Eaaken Raad E ed Í ie Eren ed 1. Tl Irrk Lier. ihalldeen (Puo,, Wat, Bats, Orth. ; oan pan: Lie, SWANSEA Ostord Buildings, Ozfard í re en, En ra vig n Eapeerante, (Flur, Hal): 7 gem, Can. or pers: Street Bats HT Wiz nn a, apaty, La B. pom, Oeeh. oe Lac, Kee, Dare (Eh,Sac. Nee Eee ded: ik WEA F T a Ì Kew Wiek. Cis,

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1.3C-9.30 and 10.t 10.30. hmnee (Born: Alst. March, 1782.) 2L0 LONDON. 365 M. ELSIE DOWEING (Soprane). ni:

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Jannar ORCHESTRA Ancient Forma of Government, by 5.55: Beptet. Patricia Jalkirisan. ä in a programme of his own works. Etring Gruartaet. 4050 Hoeka to Read,” by Ann Spice. E With thee dla, Etste- Downing. Chettmc Orebvestril Masere, relmved from “Now the Dancmg Suntroams Plas,”

î ASTRA DESMOND- (Cantralta). Tate Shepherd's Hua Pavahon.. 5 The Old- ele Season Comes When First We Met," Fashianediezs of Medernity,” buy Alrs. 5 Orchestra. dond00: Septot.

Liovat Eraser. ete T- Overture, DD Minar … Handel-Elgar (11) The “Oxford” Symphony, No. 02 m 6 5.0 Kl, CHILD REERiNGOORSE He: Sonds-lry Major.

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ee AK Talk by-Mies M. Buchanan. Jaan Kennedy, Prog resTreuzkh tho Astra Desmord. te F5 CHILDREN'S CORNER. Apes (a) C'hrsedopher Wer and Hia TOteTg | GA-6, An Mr.T. Baolunson, ener! Secretary Wierde”! dier MW dJ Claxtan. Pais ut “Sea SlumberSong '’ ; * In Haven a et al the Marthberland ant Durham the Piano bi Dottie Lerüver, rg ‘“Sabbath Morning at Barialy dor Froteetion af Antmals, an 6.40 An Appeal om behalf of The Church ‘* Where Caorals Lie "'; u Uri:anted Dogs.

nar Army Fresh Air Work: by PREBEN- eden “The Swimmer." zt rongranme 5. B, frank Londen, DART CABLE, PD. 10 TIME SINAL EROM: BIG BEN, An Interlude : “From My Window," by ZED ABERDEEN. 495 M. WEATHER FORECAST ard IT Philemon. GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN. SB. dd-5 LCaneert: Tha Wirelozes Orchestra.

te all Statina. $ Orcheetra. tartte Marjory J.- Leorimer (Mezzo-Boprine). JOHN STRACHEN: tLiterars Crrtacisen, Feminine Tapes. Eileen Nash on , Funeral March, "Gramia'' vs RK KG ne)refnr erheen 8. “ Bweettraking {2} Chocolate Cavering.” zB, te all local Meus. ï Variations (** Enigma UR eers DS FED DHO AMI Stntions Pragremmio. {Far 51560 CHILDREN'S CORNER: Anntie erts ulars, set centre culutan. ; Astra aamikad: ê Feg and her Sisters will-mmg Kaunds. BbIME SIGNAL EROM GELEENWICH. 7 Prelude and Angels’ RE (“The j 15-70 —Stamp Corner: Osorge Milne on WEATHER FORECAST and. AND L Dream of Gerontius '') … 1 de “Arranging end Mounting. w Stemp GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN, 5.8. Ì Orchestra ï Callectton.'' The Rev, Walter A. Mursell, fa nld Staltens. à Overture, ** Polanie. ’ 3 M.A, © Literary Talk-Table Talk.” ir OLIVER LODCUE, F.R:8.,: * Kither and 1.010. Programme 5.5. from Londen, Kealitr: Utlisution of ilt Kthor by Lafe a beetgragedetered ed rr Krr aj ee Head El end Mind, The Ethers Perfect Pro- 5SC GLASGOW. 420 M. pertise, ard Borvico to Reslitv.” AB. ZEI MANCHESTER. 315 M. ter all Siatrana, Local News, Dt,An Hear of Melody with the Wire- 1-0 Alassterl end Modder Piemoforte less Guartet andSamuel Fleming (Tenor). 100-100 ALL Btations Prögramitse (Con- raad j. Maser (Illustrated with Danting), relaved dlaWOMEN S HALF-HOUR: C.A: 10.30 THE SAVOY ORPHEANS and SAVOYE frora the Nid eaer Cnmeert ‘et Houldas- Cadfrey on © Real Tmce.” HAVANA BANT, relnvel from the worth Hall. Dorothee Crewe nt the Piano. b-h-AlhCHTLDRENS OOREMER. Bavar Hotel, London. Sl, fo vail 330-450 Orehestral Must, relaved from the eG Behaolurs’ Hour : Ballnds and Peters Stedrans, Oxford Picture Theatre, Conduetar, Ne. 6, * Flodden. Field,” by Marion WL Cloer elven. B. Spurgin. Hendersún. diWOMEN S HALF-HOUR. fi S-fli— Weather Forccast for. Farmers. alT BIRMINGHAM. 475 M. 50-60 CHILDREN S CORNER, TO-LL0Pregrmmme SB. from London, 640 Talk by the Maeelcshekl- and District ROlsorella Picture House Creheatra, Kadia Society. A number agninst a mvuscal iter tmdicates tha name d0A-Archaal Transmission : Principal eee A key Hat of publishers wall be found on TO ll PFrajrandme SB. from Lürdon: ALFRED HAYES {of the Birrmngham page |t,

and Midland Institute), English Litera- | Eknnneeasfeereendenborstfilet ture.” 50-50. WOMEN S OOENER : Couneillor Bernnetd Alderson, *- Mew Tipes of EVENTS OF THE WEEK. iedeen Haousos.'' Bt, Sa. CHILDREN'S CORNER, WEDA0!Teens Corner: Uncle Bonzo, MH SUNDAY, March Zöth. CARDIFF, 7.30,—"' A Night Out.” perbentes mI Africa nd Elsewhere.” LONDON, 3,0.--Chamber Music. s.B, NEWCASTLE, 8.30, — Selections From Tele ll. Programme ZB. from Landau: to other Stutions, Opera. vpe e[ae

LONDON and *“"5XX," 9.0, De Greotand GLASGOW, 7.45." Pole to Pole.'' je GEM BOURNEMOUTH. 385 M,. the Piccadilly Orchestra. SB. to other LEEDS-BRADFORD, 7,30" Yorkshire stek, 0, talk to Women on *Ihekens,' by Stations. Evening News " Concert. 5.B. to Hull e Walter Hutler. The "BM" Tro. MANCHESTER and *""5XX," 3.0,--Light and Sheffield. Edith Joree (Bapraeno), Orchestral Programme.

KOA -CEILDREENS CORNER. THURSDAY, April Znd. ej LONDON, 820. Chaaabai Music Pro= 68-04Farmers! Talk: * The Culitftatinn | MONDAY, March 30th. Bonnrjar” to other Stations. pgn of the Mangold Crop,” by le 0, Lander. EOURNEMOUTH, 8.45—Chamber Musie. zi 7 — Concertc relayed Éfrom Am- e 0110.Programme A.B. fram Lido. MANCHESTER, 7.30." The Gemblers. GLASGOW, 7.30.-—-Popular Concert. BWA CARDIFF. 351 M. BELFAST, 7.30.—'"'The Merchant af NEWCASTLE, 8.0—Newcastle Syme

phony Orchestra : Conducted by gereger E00—Tranarmiession to Bekaals + + A Tattie Venice.'" Falsh Bow,’ br. Mr, Warwick Braith- HAMILTON HARTY. waife: TUESDAY, March 21lst. eedThe Btátien Tre. LONDON, 7.30.-Sir EDWARD ELGAR FRIDAY, April Ard. ddThe Carlton Orchestra, relayed from conducting a programme cf his own WEKEN,” 7,30.St, Matthew Passion” the Carlton Mostmurmat: warks. S.B. ta all Stations except (Bach). oppe dd BNN 4 dh laBWAS" CUEIVE WCLOCKS," | LONDON, 7.38." The Elements." | Mr. Tzaae J. Williems, Keeper of Art, et EKX,” 7.30, Military Band Night, GLASGOW, 7.30,Poetry in Music. Ï The National Muscum of Wales: *“The WEDNESDAY, April Ist. SATURDAY, April áth. British Beheal of Water Colour Painters.’ LONDON and “SEX,” 7.30Liza Lehe LONDON, 7.30Popular Nicht. blad. CHILDREN'S :CORMENR.

mann Eveming. MANCHESTER and “5XX," 7,30—Milie tiert 8.00.15. Teens’ Corner. Heys’ Schaal Tala. BIRMINGHAM, 7.30.—Radio Fantasy, EER Night, GdMre. Ri TT. Evans, BA, " Eet. | No. 4: “* For the Crown.'' EEN, 7,30,-—-Music--Drama. notmics of Everyday Life,” 10-10 Programme &.B. from Loden. El diendenEdie de ieredeentendreedeeeededentietjes heeele [e)

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The letters ü “5.8,gn,” printed In Malice la In th these eewindewak 76 WEATHER FOREC AST AND NEWS, Fax beat;Sanishi1 Smmnahine ujers tn v i g n i y a Simuitaneous Broadcast trom t h e Mdt, From Landen. Key Ear rij (a thoned. Miss ERY.- A.B, fram Landen, Interval. The High-Power (Cheimsford) Pro- bacal Wews. Orchestra. gramme will be found on page 9. 740. Radio Fantasy-- No. 4. “Three Dale Dances an Yorkshire Falk FO THE CROW IN." UAE ennn arabier dl W'aad 0 LONDON. 3 6 5 M. Written bye dohn Overton. TE ansdiarn: Enbrel ts mieterse GE Ned specially arranged byJoseph Lewis. Erne inde: 315-345, Transmission to Schools: * Thà Mûsie Elements of WirelessBecapitulation, Characters, Te Pale Moor oeren ee F_ KntaAt (7) l y Mr. H.J, HINKS (Radio Associa- (In the order of their speaking.) 9.0. WEATHER FOREC AST and NEWS, Erm, Haundheadi— SB. from Lendan. Can- Cromwell ……. JOSEPH LEWIS British Drama League Lect ure Recital AB. 40:50-lime Signal frorn Greenwich. cert: The “20 Trio vand _Jehn A CaptainwwILLTAM NEACHEADT fram. London, Andrews (Bass). “My Part of the dake, à Frooper … …… HAROLD CASEY Raval Hortienltural Sneiety Talk. A.B, 1e Sms First Soldier Ze HAROLD HOWES fram London. Local Newz Couutry, hy A, :Bonnet Laird.ie gier} The East Const,’ by" Armist A Bentrv … … WILLIAM BRONSIL 10.20-10.50.Programme A.B. fromLotdan, arandia Lalrertsan. 10:30-11,0 EXPERIMENTAL TRANSMIS. 530-615, CHILDREN'S CORNER: Al usit Sir Richard Maxwell PERCYT EDGAR SION. SE Íram London, by Uncle Jeff. Stories by Auntie Yvette. Bir. Peregrue oves … JOSEPH LEWIS Tie Giants{42) Atlas,” by Violet M, Alan Throckmorton STAN LET FINCHET'T SWA CARDIFF. 351 M. Flowers, A EER ele een ERKEST SMITH Methley, © Some Early Spring 50-40, —Fulkman and his Orchestra, relaved A Bente: :‚ PERCY EDGAR told ler NT. Cuatherme Wiens. B from (he Capital Cinema, v e AI Faals C'alancl Peard OW ELLKAM MACREADE 640-655." DIOGEKES ": A Country Fall— 5-5 la WAH" EIVEBATGLUCKS," 5 KET AT

Bis 15-60. CHILDREN'S CORNER. TO-TIMEDay.” SIGNAL FROM BIG BEN. Dese Brooke JOEEPH LEWIS and ISI Jarge, an in, Waerdena PERCT EDGAR 10-615keend: Carnet, * Hw 1e Makd,"* WEATHER FORECAST À 0-6.55, Miz. MV Hughes, Dois" BULLETIN. Si. Bett y Beale LATER GOLBOURNE GENERAL NEWS JWEATHER FORECAST: oid XENA Hal Carter . HAROLD CABEY Amen „ij A Statio Ha. AD. heem Leeden. Miss FRY : “A Belgian Testing Hoase for Widow Afarten JOHN OVERTON Miss ERN Sl. Hreran datvard n:, Naaghty Boys,” SB, to all Stations, Ari Obd Parson enePERCT EDGAR seend 1 lhe Koundhead Cam P. Lacal News. kacal Hewe. 3 1,50. WA NIHT:ODT. Liza Lehma nn Evening. Scene 2 The Cavalier Comp. DietBBeptein her 1Oth;- 1018.) Beene AA Harvest Feld. First House of * The Colosseum.” KATE WINTER (Soprano}. Beene dThe Old Marn L.verture, "In a Bied Bldre Ort ESTHER COLEMAN [Camtralto). The Action takes plee ch u Sumnttr's Ë HELEN DE FREY (Caloratura SPENCER COURTENAY [kenor). meme. 1645, Baperiiarn). ROY HENDERSON (Daritone). 9.30. WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, “One Eme Duy {°° MB fram Lauden. 1, Ed. MARK AMBIENT (Hecitals). RAY WALLACE (Entertainer) Krittsh Drama League Laachure Recital, Sir, Arin, ae Cull Hebe Mrs {La Te THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA : Eron det ion. hr wrang nnntnderes Baret Fi 1 Canducted hy DAN GODEREY, Junr, Boval Herticultural Soter Talk: HB Ens at aas Ek” (re Harlan ef Ta The Orchestra. fram Kardan. r Stalle ie ae ARN March, **-Adrrmarnls All” Bath Liccul Newa. ESA ER DYBicoprate: mA Kate Winter, Esther Coleman, Spencer 10.20. Fhe (pchestra. LEONARD HU BRARD Ti BE ect vais Courteiay, Roy Henderson. Stlected Mem. from hie cm phiaard. Seng Cycle, ** The Golden Threshold 10.010 EXPERIMENTAI TRANSAMIS. A WARWICKE BRAITHWAITTE and his à Liza ehmm (1) SION. SE, from London. SEMEHONCOPATEND ORCHESTRA. 8.40 (approx). Bay Wallace Ek DONALD DAVIES, Entertarns. GEM In '* Impressions, Impersonatiens, and Mark Ambient, BOURNEMOUTH. 225M. Imitatione.” “Billy of Mine’ J.D. Brayshaw A0-430 Service fr the Miek: Eirmsead Eudy A Beren of Viva -Aketches af Mer "A Lammestation by:a Cabharse” (HBariterne), IE, 5, Monat (Violin Olbligate). Musie. nad Miscellanin. UE atten ask. Leger Tha Rev. Ge Foster Carter: Addiesa, 6 K ATIE GOLDBMIETE and her Wralin. 80—Kate Winter, Esther Coleman, Fpencer 340-0.0,--Talk to Women boy Miss V. Onslow: A Tune AN ih Disgu: mie" Courteney, Rov Henderson, > CarariesStartmg the Hobby.” The Waneer Healy 11) Songrs Cycle. Wire less Orcheatra: Camdactar- Capt, EG anrmice mm 1, Ao. Paraat ine Nonsense Songs [* Alice in Wonderland " ' ) Wi. A, Fentherstane. Thomas E, 1 limg- “Erom Mr Wrath es Lanmd Marr Eirraer Laza Leknrmtn worth (Cello), Reeinsld &, Metal Second Hause of “The Farttrenon.”” Murk Ambient. [Viakin). 1iwvertore, *Luorkieh Patral ” Atrbact sa ‘Mr Giddy Old Dutch ”aanrennen. 50-60. CHILDREN'S CORNER, 2 MOLLIE FREY MOUR and NELLE vile Art of Wooing Ale en Luabeent 6, ü-6. MBcholars’ Half: Hour : ** Mame Handi- MORW AT. Thé Orchester. erafts,” hbHe WW Mald, Winlirmste-Eutertainer and Zilver Hand- A Wedgwood Idyll Lien Lehman 530-646Station Directors Tulk. - BellSalmest. (Notes on the Lehmánn items will be given TiWEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, SA MATCH between Snipper Jenkins bye HERBERT BEDFORD.) SB fram Landau. af Cardiff and Sidney Bay of Bristol far 5 0.—-TIME SIGNAL FROM GREEN WICH. Miss FRY. 4. from Londen. the “SWA Rada Belt. WEATHER FORECAST amd AND Lacal Naws, ALLY OAKLEY & JULIA LARKINS, GENERAL KEWS BULLETIN, SB. te 7.50-0,0, Interval: In a Sertes of. Banjo Bulos, Songs at the ult Statens. 8.0, Winter Gardens Night. Fiano,Duets, and Child Tnpersonations, British Drama League Lettnre Hecital, THE MUNICIPAL ORCHESTRA. SIDNEY EVANS (Comedian). … The Madern AmateurMovement." St. Canduetar, Sir DAN GODERHEN. 6 BIOGRAPH-TOPICAL EVENTS. tä all Statrans. ERIC GODLEN (Vacalist). 0.30.WEATHER FORECAST and NEWE, The Weeks Wark In the Crarden, by the J. P. COLE and R‚, BRICKELL Kf, from London. Reval Horticultural Speietv. AB. do (The Brilliant Rag Pianists). British Drama League Lecture Recital, A other Atafians. Tacal News. Orchestra. fram Lomedon. 10.20. The Orchestra. Fax-trot, * Tt Ain't Gain’ To Ram Ma tayal Horticultural Boetety Jai SB, Selection, * Tam Jones’ … Edward German ereteken Wendel! Hall (7 gran Eamdûrt, Lacal Wiwe. 10:30-1.0-Experimental Transmission. Caon- Overture, © Orphée aux Enters" Offenbach 10.20-10.30. Programme SD. fram London, ducted bv The DRAMATIO PRO- 10:50-11.0. EXPERIMENTAL TRANSMIS DUCER. 4E, to alf Stations, en ie Misstssippi Kipples”” … Hende ty (5 Erie Cradles. SION, A.B. from Lokdan, 5The Glory of (he Bea” … aaneraan (1 } alT BIRMINGHAM. 475 M. Orchestra, 2ZY MANCHESTER, 375 M. 530-430. The Station Piannforte Quintet, Solectton, ** Madame Pompadaur *' Eea Falt 530-450 Concert by the© 244 * Quartet, 50-530 -WOMEN'S CORNER : Ernest Band- Jd, FP, Cole and R Briekell (Twa Pianos). 43050-WOMEN'S MHALF-HOUR, Heury ford, ** Bifmingham's Place in Book- Fax-lrot, * Get tn Know Ie”naar Palther Mudd (Baritone). land," Beatrice Diekson (Contralto). Fos-trot, Elenr d'Amcar "…. Jase Padilla 50-60-CHILDEEN'S CORNER. 5.625. —j HILDREN'S CORNER. Valse, Some Day You'll je Fat Me" 650-655Misa Häctel Humphries, F.B.G.8.. 625-640 —Teens’ Cormer: J BR Rateliffe, Gasten Gabaroche EA Visit to Japan.” F.RASEl. (of the Birmingham Natural Far-trat, * Rufenrreddy "* … Ray Bargy (31) History and Philosophical Societs}), * The Movement Fram ** Valse Suite Flight of a Golf Balt.” Celeriadge-Taylor

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A Chat About Cats. Here children ! glistening in the darkness, was blazing deflance many times repaid. A woman Î was visiting the Probably most of you have one or more across his body at the snake, ther day told me that her cat formerly was cata at home,andyou will certainly like this Although natorally scared, the officer auc- actually a atray one. For many mernings in talk ahout these pretty animals by. Theodore veeded in crawling from umder the coverlet and suceesstonit had been upon her doerstep, begeing Kuetc. reaching for his gun, while Puss still kept the ta he allowed to come in, butshe had alwavs *-* Ke anake chained in her mesmerte grip. repulaed it, At last, however, my friend thought [t has always struck me as strange that some Wishful to testthin remarkable power, my she would give Puss a trial, because of the folk sheuld tharcughhy dislike, and often even friend momentarily placed his hand in front pestering mice. On. going downstairs next abuse, cata, since the work Puss does for mankind ofthe cat'a eyes, when (he snake at once showed morning, she fomd her newly acquired eat is both varied and valuable. But perhaps she signs of life, relapsing into stupor again an mewing and trying, by every means, to attract haa only herself to blame for mene treatment the hand being quickly withdrawn. The reptile her attention, Sò she followed the creature, af her, for her manner frequently shows appeared to be dead, and actually was as stift which led her to a cellar, where lay—what da that she considers all of us quite beneath aa any stuffed apccimen, It even allowed itself von think F—fre moude-tails in d row, cankempt. to be poked about with the gun, without showing Puza rubhed herself against her new mistress We may eveh harbour & vague, secret fear of the slightest signs of hfe, and, Llanting up, seemed almoat ta say : ©“ Now cats, whieh can look at us in a dreadful, fascina- Warned of Atinecks. may lstay f Am [ not worth keeping 7 © Ling sort of way, never practised by a dog, You Sn she was allowed to stop and she soon ril must have noticed that vacant, vel penetrating In the war Puasy's hatred of gas gave warning that house of its mice. But whenever she kille "lance Puss sometimes turns upon us. A regular many times of the eremy’s attacks, and thus a mouse, She always takes ber mistress to inspect startler of a stare! Vet it has its value! For was the means of raving thönsands of hivenr, its tail, when brought to bear upon the lower order of One wbiff of the poisonous fumer was quite The Bird in the Closk. creaturés, particularly if in anger, it ja able to enough for her! Up went her fur, and with tail exert a strong mesmerio infuenee upon them, on end, she at once began to whtne her diegust Another friend of mine couldn't onderstand whieh has möre than once been the means of and dread. ‘The War Oflice, consequently, how the door afa certain cuckoo-cloek in one sent (heusands of cata to France and Belgium, úf her rooms came ta be upon the kitehen-floor. saving a mana life, where they alan proved invaluable fer their She duly replaced it, but found it there again Pussy as a Snake Charmer. attentive destruction of rate aud other vermin. wext morning, and this performance continned An army olBeer friend of mine in India once, Mary a. person has been gaved from a burning for several dys. One marning, however, sho when walking an to hie veranda, accidentallytrad building ley the keen sense of danger püsscesed happened to rise somewhat earlier than weunl, upon the tail of a cobra that was sitting up, by acat! The ammal's terror haaoften awakened when into her kitchen marched Puss, carrying ready to strike him. He expected instantly to human beings from sleep, and thus given them the little wootken clock-door, which it anlemnly feel the prick of ihoze death-dealing fange, but time to effect their cëcape. laid down inthe usual place. the blow waa not given. Not understanding tbe Fesidea Puzeyra worth in this and other After a time, my friend put back the htt Ie delay, nor the snake's extraordinary stillness, directions, however, it is good for us to have her door upon ite slight wire-hinges, while she he glanced aerves the veranda, when he saw his wround the hearth, in order that our protecting determined to watch what would happen next rr cat. therm; erotching forward, ita eyes steadily love for some weaker creature may be daily day. Peeping into the room then, she zaw Puss fnstened upon the snake. This reptile, indeed, called upon. Some folk imagine that à cat watching for the cuckoo to come out, -Af tha was perfectly powerless to stir, and was eacily docent value this affection zo much as would striking af the hour, the cat actually sprang at killed. a deg. But what does that really matter to the lifeless bird, but it proved too quick for her. On another occasion, when sleeping on a cot you or me f For in theend, the love we spare to Puss, however, cauwht the door as it slammed an his veranda, the officer awoke to find a huge our pets reacts upon ourselves, thus doing us to again upon the cuckoo, and tearing it Îrom cobra, with head creet, lying upon one side of the very best possible service, ita lraal little hinges by the powerful stroke of hie bed, while his faithful cat, her green eyes” Kindness to a cat, moreover, often has been her paw, carried it off trinmphantiy.

mn | A BIRTHDAY EVERY DAY. fairies,’ explained the mysterious visitor. * Ho You can quite understand thatthis made things heard your wieh and gent. me to grant it, He very muddling, especially snee Dorothy's rapid Br LANGFORD REED. eeuldn't come himself, as he is listening to- growth obliged her ta bave new clothes every dav. H dear!" night.” But it was much worse at the end of threo zighed “Tm euro it's verykind of him,” said Dorothy. months, for then Dorothyhad had nearly Dorothy, an “Oh, a little thing hike that ia nothing,” a hundred birthdays and looked and felt like shelay in replied the fairy, airily. * Hemeeforth you a very old woman. Her parents, who wereonly her little will have a new birthday every day, but don't about a third of ker age, were frightfully white bed blame me if you soon grow tired af it.” worried about it, for acoording ta their reckoning thinking of “*Iahould not think of being so ungrateful,” she was only seven and a quarter. Her case the lovely execlaimed Dorothy, “I am sure it will he excited great interest, and eminent scientieta birthday she lovely." und doctors came from all parts tosee her oatik (had had, “We shallzee,” zaid Half-a-Jiffy. Then he she longed for peace. 2 dl with enough vanished, “Oh, if 1 had only been content to have had en presenta to And it happened just as he had foretald, for birthdays in the same way as other children |” stook a small every day Dorothy hada new birthday. she sighed. “What will become ef me at tho shop and the most Ehe Hked it at first, but, after a time, grew end of a vear? scrumptious party that tiredof being expected to eat birthday cake for On her hundredth birthday her brother ever was “Oh dear! tea every dav, and to have itin company with a was wheeling her alang in a bath-chair down the What a shame it is that large party of children, and even her presenta High Street when they met an old friend of ‘he omtcannot haveà birth- began to pall upan her, for she cüllected zo family, an elderly man whose fussy interest in day every day!" many that she had nowhere ta put them. her case worried Derethy exeeedingiy. Had she been older, 1 But worst of all was a drawback she had “Ah, Bobby!” he ezclaimed, “and how's “Geed evening, do mot think she would never foreseen, and that was that she aged so vour gister thia bright morning? Nearlr a E chir- have had such a foolish quickly! Yousee, at theend of a fortnight she hundred, is she not? Weonderfal: ” thought, but zhe waa waa fourteen birthdays older, which made her a Derothy felt a strange thrill ran through her, only seven, and at that age we are not quite so voung woman of twenty-one ! and she sat up indignantly. Youre a sensible as we are at ten or twelve. Not heing a fairy, 1 cannot explain Dorothy'e stupid!" shesaid. “I'ma little girl of seven, “Goed evening, Dorothy!” chirraped a enge, although I can guess that Father Time,to and Tm net going to stay in hie zilly old bath= little voice a few feet away, and,by the gleaming tech the foolish child u lesson, had crowded a chair any longer.” ef the night-light, sho saw that it proceeded vear into & day with every birthday she had, And giving a sudden spring, she fell—right frama tiny Puck-like creature, about the size The awkward part of it was thather parents aut of bed! Yau have guessed it; her stränge of a half-bernt candle, who waa perched on the and {welve-year-old brother did not grow older experience waa all a-dream. But it cured ber, foot of her hed. at the same rate, for, you ace, they had not and she will never again want more than cone ‚ “Tm 'Half-a-Jify,' one of FatherTime'e wished to have birthdays faster than weual. birthday n year as long as she lives,

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a Entertainment ba Getal 10 Prugremane SB, from Ld, THE NOVELLETRI: JHM VAN EVIL (Hess). MARGARET GLANVIELE (Sopremo}; Elen Art isen” Cateridge-Tagter (1) HARRY EAST (Kintertämer): aWA CARDIFF. 351 M. Fear No Moure the Heat o' the Sun RONALD GOUERELEN fAt the Fianna). Ehdl). Ne rr Lramophane Recurde. rlr (1) Tra,An Episode A een je en Enmat dBA 15 WAS FIVE O'CLOCKS. A Broken: Seng| Khmer Her the Memutsful Be7... {Lai B. Tir. CHIEDEEN'S CORNER, H Talimeen '' De beeftbangford (1) Tia, “Get Upon a Puff Pafi t0-G Deens’ Corner. Outdoor Haren Eter NRE on aaaent “Four be the-Ulack 7 oi Af erfd inaon S.0-St, —Hade MARGARET BACKVIELE Eris. “Edieard … Kiteure beeotture Reetal on “meottieh Hellad, Gek 10. Pragrane HE a,B. „Je Lr Tj + aidan. TARne ee he et a SH. Eeten Bandbanrmgh. he rl-Bing on ae nee deerd Chamber Music Programme. 2EY MANCHESTER. 375 M. 80-80, Symphany Concert. HERBERT HEYNER (Faritone), 4.30-5.0.-WOMEN'S HALF-HOUR. Heleved from the Tuwn- Hall, ALHEBRT.- SAMMONS (Sala Violin). 50-60 CHILDREN'S CORNER. THE NEWCASTLE SCMPEHONT EVENS HOWARDJONES (Solo Pianó- 45-065. Ministry of Agrienltures. Fort- ORCHESTRA, farte). mdethdle Bulletin. Market Priceá for Conducted by HAMILTON HARTY. 5.20. Albert Senmóns and Erlyn Howard- Farmers. SB. from London. Chrerture, : Hesseriet tend Hemert Merhos Janes. Tl WEATHER FORECAST and NEWB. C'ancerto in Ik Fleet for Hazsron and (r- Sanata in F (** The Spring”) .…… Heerlaven AB. from Londun, CEEED waer oe ee AeK Allegro —Atagu maalt expreasivo ; Rudie Society Talk. &,H. from Londen. (Salo Basson, ARCHIE CAMDEN.) Scherzo (Allegro malta Rondoe Er, SNAIEN: 5,from Landan. Brmplhiont. Moe Bo nan ies …_ Beetharen Allegro ana nent troppú}, Laval Mewz. Water Muse Te ane Fandel. Marte E45. (approx, Herbert Herner. Vocal Instrumental _Hurmerous. Cvertute, * Komto mad Juliet Saven. Sunga- from the * Miechterlehe " THEROCHDALPE PIONEERS "7 Peharkoreky (“Kie Poets Love}. Seher(A) JUNENTEN CHOTER, E Danes Sporten ot Peotanes Fale „Hebissay “Frans mm the Lovely Month of Mar.” Conductor, Fl, WILSON. {Sala Harp, SILC IE GOORSE NE. Ì “Fram Out My Tears ore Springing.”' KATHLEEN MOORHOUBE(Solo 'Cello), Overture, The Hartered Bride © Smet The Rose end the Lilv.'” MAURICE COLE (Solo Pianoforte). D30---ANVEATHER FORECAST and SEWB, [Gieze inte Thv Tender Erce.” ERNTE -LEECH SE fram Landau. EN Hreathe Mi Soul end Tes Yearring. (Himorous Dialerh Stories). Unpt. P.-"P. BOKERSLET. SB. Fram te Te Rhine.” Taa: Char. 5 London. Laval Keun. VE Flare Wine Nat.” EEPann ete ede elen biebel Ed) Io EHE BSAVOYT BANDS. SB. from EAA (approx). Albert Samimans. Kathleen Moorhouse. Kandian. Houte ae a an er Albert. Sawendne Varintions on a Rocott Them. Frkekorsky ILOs dern. Humgrin Dance in A Minor nos: Frie Leech. Brada welaan Beaord Humoroua. Dialert Storten, 2D ABERDEEN. 435 M- Erlyn Heward Jones. Cleir. RD Dlh Canvcert : Kingeler- Lark [Haritane} EE Mol in ol E e \ u The Comrades’ Sang of Hope" Adf (2) Tha Wi…relers Wuimtet, Feminine Fagna “ Humoreske "' je Balfour-Gerdiner (24) Maurice Cole. Hdd.CHILDREN HE CORNER. ût, Elerkbort Hermer. Four Studies, Op. 10, Nos, 7 anid 11, Op. 25, 15 6.30 Have Brigade News Mulletin: A. en Whites, So Sweet, 1e Bhe 7 5, Delsug Mûnein an ende C'hontn Philip, Canverer, Eimrbortbintmments Cun Ewo Lattle Songs … -+ Erden {1} Chair, matter, © The Hattalien ermroetrmmition.* Eurl Bratal's Fardwell,’ 7 Welsh. … Gaeigrere Welfeerme (2) (asker NNM. Programme MF, Fran Ltnelan. ‘Bee Whore My Lovo t-Maying Goes.” taal CED Lallabe, oee. Brahms (2) H The Joon Wauderer ie ei derddan EE, 8,30 (approx), Kathleen Moorhouse. asc GLASGOW. 420 M. (First Perfurmance, | Per nr ebi chek.ED, An: Haur nf Meelenchar with the ee Beauty Jl A REL Kasthant A ereEenn fa) ee Briele Esperbrite hl … Erleiennen Wireless Chuartek aut Grein Hodin ln Surrmer Time on reder j Erriduans Peel Chair, (Sapmana). {By Beijpwist.) Leien,Cradle Song... Greobel (2) deens LANOMENA HALE HEEE. 015 (approx). hert Seramis Bih appers. Muuriee Cale, (Cemtinwed in celunin-\, peijje AJ.)

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The letters “BEprinted In mises inhen gragrammes Council, ** Medical RRie Every- Duet, ** he Leave Nest {('" Mary “} sie nm Bimultanecns Braadcast Irtrm the vloten men- day Lafe' SH to alt Stmtums. fin Kl erech Local Mews. Bd. Chrehestra. The High-Power (Ohelmsford) Pro- 10.0, The Orchestra. Beleellon, "The Cabaret Girl” se. Keri gramme will be found on page 3. Buite, u Where the Hainliw Enda " 8.55. Bret Harden. 2LO LONDON. 365 M. Hoger Quiter (6) Mare Hemarks. huig.” 8.45, Adeline Senior, 10-20Time Bignal from Greenwich. Music "The World in Anecdote: Mo. 12, Work ‘The Last Walbe" nn. on ennaanerne MERE played during Luncheon at the Hotel and Tis Warren." 8,50. Orchest. , Melipolo, The Ürehestra. Bekerkkan, °° Ballse °°. orninserandeaddnsnn Kern 415-345—Transmission te Schools: Mr, R. H. March, “Under the Btubra tt rn. Werze 5.0, Hugh Ormand. Routledge,“ A Four in Rome.” 10.30.Close doven. The Serenade" (Lilac. Time °°) 40-A,30.--London Scholars’ Half-Hoor. Sekubertl/lutea 4.30-5.0—Urgan Music, relayed From Shepherd's DIT BIRMINGHAM. 475 M, ‘So Let the Music Play Dee (-Lhs Liac Domina) … faurttir Buch [a vilt. 530-430Tazellg Picture House Orchestra. Bn. Edith Powell. 530-615. -CHILDREN'S CORNER: " What Reda Tanks (Contralta}). Bertram Keeng the Prince may see in Freetown, Sierra (Baritone). “Follow Yoath"' ("The Street Singer) Leane," told Ly Stanley Barton (©* Uncle 50-50. WOMEN'S CORNER: HE. Dorothea Fraat raven Ned"). Marcia Bourn and Leena Cap- Barcroft, General Interest Talk. Joan "Toy Town" ("Brie-à-Brac') Monckton * The Plv, '*_ from Maxwell (Saprano). 8.15. Orchestra. ping (Entertainers). Selection, "The Lady of the Roze" Crilbert ‘The Wiggly- Weasel," by Mabel Mar- 550-685, CHILDREN'S CORNER, lame. 8 625-640—'Teens Corner: Auntie Dorothy 050 -WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, 5.B, from London. 640-655 — Boy Seouts' and Girl Guides’ Bulle- (Fiannforie Mecital). TOWEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, Sir WALTER FLETCHER, SB, from Luns. Loudon. Local News. T-TIME BIGNAIL FROM BIG BEN. SB. from London, and ST PERCY SCHOLES, SB, from London. 10.0. Orchestra. WEATHER FORECAST Selection, “ The Rose of Araby "' GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN. 5E: Lacal. News.

Afargan (31) En fa ett teton. Ta. Another Special Request Mioht. Edith Powell, PERCY ESCHOLES, the BBC. Musie FHE STATION oKoRESTEA. 10-10. Critie: SB. to all Stations. JOAN MAXWELL (Soprano}. Take a Step” {°' Toni") … Mtrsch-Jonts u Pretty Pink Petty from Peter " (°* Miss Local News. WINIFRED MORRIS (Cantralta). HERBERT SIMMONDS (Baritone), Hook àl Holland} sarsnsersersreen Kubeird uThe Elements.” ALICE COUCHMAN {Solo Pianoforte). “Rhimnmy With Me" ("The Cabaret THELMA PETERSEN (Metzo-Saprano). EDITH FAMES (Bangs nt the Piano). OREN Tioint eenen derne: Kern STUART ROBERTSON (Daas). 10.15. Bret Hayden. ANDERSON TYRER (Salo Pianoforte). All the items in thig Programme will be taken fromheen forwarded Still Mere Muemarks, RONALD GOURLEY (Entertainer and 10.20. Orchestra. Siffleur): asteners. 830 -WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. Belection, "Bril © …ovsorvasrscerdresenen dach:

mOUIPS,"" te 5. from Landon 10-50Closet dawn: THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA: Sir WALTER FLETCHER. 4.8. from oWA CARDIFF. 351 M. Condueted by DAN GODEREN, Junr, Lardon. 50-350. Transmission an Salhoels. s *"Thá Can- 1-40. The Orchestra, Latcal Neva. The Gad-of Thuader ** … Mewgdt strustion of a Simple Wireless Meceiving March.” 10.0 Request Programme (Continued). Het,” by PF. W. A. Hage. Overture, “Calm Bea and Presperout 1030Close down. Voyage AM endeleaohn 5-30-d.0 The Station Frio, " Storm Movement from Symphony No. 6 40-445, The Carlton Orchestra, relayed from Beethoven GEM BOURNEMOUTH. 385M ihe Carlton Restaurant, 30-50Educational Talk: “tT Boolks-Haow ä, AES WAB" te FID OCLOCKS, T'helroa Petersen. bwith Orchestra). 5 Ulrien's *= Inveention From * En Balle Sn and What to Read-—History in Litera- 15-60 CHILDREN'S CORNER, Knee en erdee dea dn Ferdi ture," by J.C, B Carter, BA, 6. 0-6.l5.—' Teens’ Corner: Careers for Boys. Anderson Tyrer. 35-50Falk tao Women “Antique Furnt- 6. 30-655, Me, J. Kyrie Fletcher, “The Dawn ir Refleta dans V'Eau (* Ee- ture,” by Jordan Moore, Desiree Mac- af the Renaissance in the West," 7.0 WEATHER FORBCAST and. NEWS,

flectinns im the Water Sheene Ewan —_{(Pisnaforte), Winifred Senall de “Ia Cathédrale Engloutie (Violin), David Openshaw (Bass-Bari- AE, from London. (“The Submerged aal Debuzey tane). PERCY SCHOLES. SB. from Londen, draf anneer eeens net 5,060 -CHILDREN'S CORNER, Local News, “Jardins sous Ja Pluie” (“Kain 6,0-6.50.—Behotars’ Half-Hour : ** Sama Aspeectú Request Programme VI.

ia the Garden "Pm of Life in Franve,”" by A, J, Small, (Popular Classical.) Varden Stuart Bobertzan. 6.50-6.45,—Farmers’ Talk: * Hunting and (he DORIS VANE (Soprano). Ária, **Ralling in Foaming Billows " Farmer," by M, Egremont. DALE SMITH (Baritone). (+ Whe Creator TP) nneeee Haydn 10WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, THE STATION ORCHESTRA : Conductor, WARWICK BRAITHWAITE. Ranald Gourley in SR fram Londan,

PERCUY SCHOLES, 5.8, from Londen, 7.50. Orehestra. ene at the Piano. Approprinte Humour Local News. Overture, “Coriolanus '* ‚ Beefhovtn

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pn nen Tha letters: "SB, prinhed im iatles In Ébass programma 14ak wALTEEFFLEFCHEB ded, Zok 90. ek: Van Zyl ugrp| a Simultaneous Broadcast rom Ehe station men* WEdward * zo: enen venen de ä Faondean, Lacal Mew. vern en nae redenen vreten ve OEI ef BO— E A ij H EK Ir ù RECAS Ll cad sE 1 EL, 10,0. hat other Stations ate doing. Had: a HOTaene eerieoi  st fram benden, 10,50Chose dvn, „e Shepherd, See Fhy Horses var Ar berg Bir WALTER FLETCHER: br. rra Foaming Mane " darnden, 2ED ABERDEEN. 435 M. 9,15. James Sharp. Eoënl Niers, 5 50-40Belt) Fransman: Mr: Haury ME OENEneden EE 10,0 Dale Samith and Daris Vans. Townend, MA, on *" Arti "-The Wireless ETE FREES en rde evene. ‚Fronte Duet, eh Wert Thau in the Could, Cauld Orchestra, Sonatas Noar Land 2. in A 90-WEATHER FORECAST sd NEWS, EEE Ma ee Mendefssaln Minor (Miogee) (14), Mr, don MceFar- etat. Fram dennen. A Dale Smüth. lane, MA, MCom., on "The People of Bir WALTER FLETUHER. SE. from Song of the Volga Baatmen ©” Freadifsonal Clin,” Lantaù, " Phe- Vicar of Beny'!: oo Hrodrhontf 4,15-5.0Concert: Mora Atkins (Saprano). Licwal Meus: Daris Vane, Fha Wireless Orchestrù. Femina 10.0, Margaret -Inverarity, 5 Angel's Serenade Ee aren rde Counet Topics, “Tune Thr Strings, Oh Gipsy ”… Drorak 10,15, Grehkte ä. 515-600HILDRE K'S CORNER: J: Mall, “SoWil l GaMo More A-Boving '” Wdefe Bite, Les Erinnwes" ooit. Mfnearmel MLA on The Little. Folks Ayur ame,” 10.10, Otmchestra. Uhverburis, FE gro” redenen on PGE Musical -Sleeteh,-Wmit ai Minute” (WH. U Btts Ortentale "1: Armen Hergé 10. - _Á; bad dow Er, Modde) (Blarr: bv Lreorige dunes. 10.20, Janes SharE- 606: 14. Football Corner conducted by Peter Ehe Gentle-Maiden-"" Old: Friah dar 2EY MANCHESTER. 375 M, Craiguyle. B The Island Herd-Mard-*” f:15-6.s0 armere Advice Corner under tha 1230-130.Organ Musie by H, Fitzroy Page, Kennedy-Fraarr (1) relayed from the Piecadally Picture attspices of the North of Scotlund Afgri- 10,50, Close down. Theatre; cultural College: Coudûúcted by Donald 5-4, 30 Concert by theBAY " Kpnarict Ce Munro, Bie. asc GLASGOW. 420 M. 8 50-50 =WOMEN'E -HALE-HOUK: Eleanor 630-645. Aarienltural Natea, 1150-1850.—Mid-day Tranemiesion. Shuele (Cantate): 640-655. Major Jd Eddington Aitken. &.N, 3-50-4,0.Rroadcast to Bchaals; 60-60 CHILDREN'S CORNER. fram Dunder. 4.0-4,40.—Musical Marmente hy the Wirelesa 650-6,45.—lloy Scouts’ Local News Dolleiin TO WEATHER -FORECAST- and NEWS. Guartet and WW. Corneijus (Séle Dulcumer), Simubnnaster Allan Goodfellow on * ne B. Fram Leand ann, 445-515WOMEN'!S HALF-HOUR - Misa Camp-Fire,'' Fllustrations bv Tac H, PERCY SCHOLES. Sf from Londen. Cam phe HW af the Cilasgow and West of Kavers, Lacal News, Scotland College of Domestic Science, ank TOWEALHER , FORECAST meed NEWS. Wacaliste — Orchestra. “ Renovating and Decorating Children’a BB. from Landau, MARGARET INVERARITY (Soprana). (harments: En BCHOLES SB from dreudan. JAMES SH ABPE (Tenor). 515-550. CHILD IEN R-CORNER. Karcuíal WeLS. JOHN VAN ZL Churttr}, 5: nj-hithal ars Hour:E Ballads ard Penta edt, What Next? FHE- WIRELESS ORCHESTRA, Ka. 6, by Marien Henderson: A BURPRISE PROGRAM ME T-A Khapzadie für Flute, Gar Anglais, String 65-61.Weather Eorscast for Farmers. Quartet, Bass aud Two Voices 6. 40-655.Majar d. Eddington Aitken. SB.

930Lel WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, K.M. fromLeandn. Arthur diliza (14) Fram Dundee. Bir: WALTER FLETCHER. ld. ofrant 1.55: dehn Van vl, TOWEATHER FORECAST vand NEWS, Al, fram Londen. Landau. : UT haecernlo Spirike ek Er Tortured rith Talleke the- Station Director. Saflering "") (Simon Boccanegra'') Verdi PERCY SCHOLES, SB. from Londen. Lücnl Newd. EEE erePeerd F'ieenut Lencal Mews, 10.5 approx.)Surprise Programme (Con- Viome Haggio di Sol** (MET) … … Cmdere Poetry in Music. THE ATATEIK ORCHESTRA: Kammer. he BREDA Genreen vn a Enten MONG 10,50. =Close down. E10. Margaret Inverarity. Canduater Lw U Lao and Muse” [* Testa"). Puceums HERBERT A, CARRUTHERS. ANO NEWCASTLE. 400 M, “Oh! IT Know (The Magic Flute’) KINGSLEN LARK (Baritote). Za-40 Transmission to-Sechoals, Mr. Lieerge Afezart STRIL ATWELL Hoet Tiu Fds u}. Pda, Mus: Bac," Musie. 8,20. James Sharp. THE ALPHA GLEE PARTY. 7.50. Orchestra. 40-50 -Orchestri reluved Írami Tilley's Tles- k Ee Een } ee Bongiten- (14) Overture, “ A Midsammer Night's Dream taurant, 60-515 _Lsondon Papers, u Elégie”" Ei een A fn Mazst iet nd Symphonie Peem, © Le Reset d'Omphale 515-560 CHILDREN'S COBNER. 845, The Wireless Bextet. 60-65.A0. -Bcholars’ Half-Haour, Fantasia. ereen eneen Byrd (14) Sumnt-Sarna do. Kingsley Lark. 6.40-6.55.T. L. Gibson: Erench- Talk, 5,50. Margaret Inveraritv. te iawatha's Vision Cali reali: Peter (1 TOWEATHER FORECAST. and NEWS A OEPzr ah ee den aan Fehaikoesky Br Fran deeman. “Orabled Age und Youth” (Englich (With Orchestral Accompaniment, } PERCY SCHOLES- ZD From London. EWCA) atede ohe sonar ens eer rider kran AAEEG ALD 8.15. Sybil Atwell will give a Poetry

eer Recital Locat Mews, Light French Musie: KEY LIET OF MUSIC PUBLISHERS, Under the auspices of (he Beattish 1. Twser nud. Co, Association for the Speaking of Verse. WINIFRED DAVIS (Supranal. ij a Core, Je. bil Saas, LAT. E45. (lee Party. SITMINIE GOOSSENS (Har). a Hetman Miarewski Mulo Fubtisbiag Co Double Quartet from the University of THE STATION STMIEHORNT a Klim and Co, Ll, Glasgow, ORCHESTRA E Eneh üred Sos, Conductor, EDWARD CLARK Ë: Fellman, 15 add Ca, Er Cutastraphe deleted Sprague (zl 7. Eranch, Kayand Iluster. “ Simple Bimon . …osrset rn en Almen (2) 3. Orchestra, al Et Larway, d. FL "' Laird o' Coekpen ” … err. Jfoberton (Zi 1 Javeuse Marche” las ‚ Chabrier (B) ú, Lawrent Werleht Kinzle Co. tn, Cell Tapnax oml Ca, Te the Tap ef the Deum (William 1.45. w inifred Dakis. 1 Movrllè and 1m. Lid, RES Wenders ars cees HOR (25) ‘Mon ceeur s'ouvre à fo voix” Saint-Saëns 12. Miilipe and Page. Orchestra, (With Orchestral Aceornpamimeut.) 1 Merralde nil, Le 1 Slaleer and Heil, Biel, Prelude, “ L' Après-midi d'un Faune " 7. od, (rchestra, 1 Willkams, Joseph, Ltd. Ehebuaey The Afternoon afa Faun ' … Bebirzey 1 Onwveadleh Mues Ci, i E15. Eungsler Lark. 8.10. Sidonie Goossens. 17. The Ange Frooch Musle Campaar, Lil, IA, Heal, Statlard mrkl Co, Lid Three Old Lute Melodiën Introduction and Allegro for Harp and Or- in, Mix, Id, arr A, Hunter (54) CREE reele haee ‚Herdt BL MW Paton and Ca Ll. “Remember Me at Evening ''; “Je 6.25, Or chestra. ï El Warren amd Phillips, E oa Meeder ond Wulkh, the Personme ût My Lomas Bead Butte, “CoppBlië'" …urunserseseananen DElbes ur Weste, 1 td. Night.” 6.45. Wiamkred Tlavts, 1d. Farsrth lr, Ed. 8.0 -WEATIER FORECAST and NEWS. Elégie fwrith ‘Cella Obbligato) … „ Müssnet Da Harker and. Eergusca, té, Karelne and Co LL, ER. from Londen. “Er mes vers avaient des ailea © Er Kuff, Strmart and Co, Ld. Sir WALTER FLETCHER. SB. from Heynatfo HeÂn tn, Wilford, Lat, Eenden. H.55. Orchestra, Ba, Delart nrd Co, Bt, eha Mileeketnerm, Td, Local Mews, \ Danse Macabre ** „on veer Werint- Sancta 31. heith 'rowsb- and io, Ltd, 10.0. Orchestra. E10. ‘Brdomie Uianszens, ga Warten: David, Id. Ballet Busi, Belann Delshra De Aal, Blaser Musbe Do, TEL Beleeted. Si, Taberson, Sums afl Co., Ltd. Overture, “Hirsel and Gretel" Hrmperdinck 8.20, Orchestra. n5 Bebl Ares, Lil, 10.50 Clasedown. Ö Marche. Loernine 77... ‚Kanis (anne Bi James, Weer, B Edijst Abele Polllhing Ca, LLL A mumsber against m musical item indicates the namme BN EATHER FOREC ASiT mud RENS. g The DP. Waal Musle- Cu of Hs pablisker. A key list of poblisbers wil be found on sk from Londen. Eu HFarrcell, Enish and Cù. ters page.

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The letters “5.8,printed jn ilalies in beso programmer 475 M. ooft CHILDREN'S CORNER, \ signity a Slmuitanseus Brandtast from bhe station mien- SIT BIRMINGHAM. tioned. 30 AO Culedrens Concert, 60-08, 30, Scholars’ Half-Hour : “ Geegraphy af The High-Pawer (Chelmsford) Pro- Cathedral Towns,” by J. Seattergoad, 5.05 tl WOMEN!S CORNER : George F.R.G.S, gramme will be found on page 8. Sunrders (Tenor), Nigel Dailaway (Solo 2L0 LONDON. 365 M. Fianafarte). TO WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, SB. from Londen, HL0-12,0—Leetneo Recital by PERCY 30-085 CHILDRENS CORNER : Auntie SCHOLES at the Malban HellSome Phit and a further Snooky Adventure. Capt. B, F. EDWARDS : © Flying ” (1), af the Composers zinee Beethoven. ' GZA — TeensCorner: Mr. Herbert Potter, Local Mowe. | drshl— Tire Signal from bereenwiel, Cant. F.R.MB. (Beeretary of the Birmingham Request "' and *“ Guessing. | cert: The TAL Otter. Cut herin Field MKaturatista Club}: “"Anather Even. Aulsehreok (Soprano) and Wilfred Licl- ing at the Microscope." THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA: | diatt (Entertainer). *“Lenden, Past and Condueted be Present ©" (2), by Dorothy Monro. “A TO WEATHER” FORECAST and NEWS, Capt. W.A. FEATHERSTOKE. Garden Chat,” ber D. Eardley Wilmot. SB, from Londen, All the Hermti the evening Ss PrOgTATITLA Kla CHILDREN'S CORNER: Must Mr. B. W. PRICE (of the National Rose eLres Request Miers, A prize, value | by the Oetet, Stories told hy the Aunt® Society}: © Best Garden Roses," EN Ae, will la dwarded tu ihe Listener Í and Wrcles. * TheFox and the Crane,’ Lecal News. ánd * The Fax and the Blackbird," from sending In the greatest number of correct Í answers ta the following — | “Picture Talca from the Kuzssian,” hv Popular Variety Programme. The nüros af the vocalists. A Valery Carrick, translated by Nevil MAT MARTINS (Coutralto}). The names of the songs sang, together with Forbes, Children's Meme. IRENE BROOKE (Solo Fianotorte). mans of compasers, "040-655Major G. DIXON-SPAFN 7 © Motor MARBEL ETIZGERALD (Entertainer). The names of tho instrumental eoloa, to. n Creling.” gether with compasors and -instriumenta : an. TIME SIGNA L- FROM BIG HER. FHE MASGUERADERS fAn-Original Party}. played. r WEATHER FORECAST aad LET The names of the different items played GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN. #.B. 7.40, Irene Brooke bay the ÜOrchestra, tagetker verie came ta all tation. Kadee in A Flat, Op, 48 oen pueurs. Sir LEES KENOWLES, Part, CVO. Wee ir 1D Flat, Opr. Gd, Wo. 1... bene OBE, F.D: “Naples and the Telond Macturme in 13, Op. 6E Ma kn iiet 0.30 WEATHER FORECAST ond NEWS, Î a Capri) AB, to Aberdeen. Tarantelle, Op. 48 ae BH. from Londen, Taocal Weiwa. The Mazquweraders. Major LR. TOSSWILE,. S.E fram Laosidon. | Papular Night. Coneerted, Prologue and Opening Chorus Lncal Nies. Í CERUS GARSIDE (Barntone). Grades {LE CHRISTINE HAWKES (English Concertina 10-0--THE SAVOY BANDE. "B. from À Song, Aneos Maedonal)"" zarnd Hoeckel Eondan. ii Snoek, Erst, ** Th Spider and ther Ely TE dh Í LE) TONT- FARRELL (Spectality Pianist), Manologur, “ADre fol Disapprointsment 7 120 Close dvn, JEROME MURPHY (Entertainer), Oerterright THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA. Bang, “ Drmnk to Me Only’. Fradittonal (1) 5WA CARDIFF. 351 M. ; Candueted by DAN GODEFREN, Junr. Qusrtet, “Back to Romerset" (“Tom 50-40 Fallkmun and his Orchestra, relaved 7.30, Orchestra. FEEN aerden ne be OEE fram the Gegnkan Cinema, kj d Mich Preciose ' uus. vee Ir eler Humaoröus, * Our DailyPress ® ,, Berridge Overture, “The Kronze Horse " …… Auber Duet, © The Singing Lesson © … Sira (1) dd l5—WAB “FIVE OCTLOCKS," | Wnlte "dolly Comtadéa ” —….…… ‘Follstedt Babe, “The Kattle-Tlamozel ” … MNarello (1) E15-6,0 CHILDREN'S CORNER. 5 Cyrus Garride. Duet, Von Dn asl Do” Gideon (7) “Thé Company Sergeant-Major Bong, © The Yeoman's Wedding Song ' ÙO-l, 15 Teens Comtr. * Tale for Trane.” Wilfred Sanderson (1) Persatawskt (1) GAO-G:55 Me, Dan Jones, F.R,AS ‚The ‘The: Floral Danee” v. Katie Maxa Duet, “Aa F Went a-Roaming ",. Brahe (6) Geography of the Mann” Ì 80 (approx: } Christine Hawkes. Concerted, Clózimg Cltarus. In the Mant haf gen aren Ws Hendey TÔ WEATHER FORBCAST and NEWS, S.B. from Lendon, A te Memuet EE … Briotkhaven 8.40, Mabel Fitzgerald. “Rwing Sang ” - … Kihel Harrie “ Datsy " wneer ae in en Tur Bporls Corner: Condueted hy Mr. Ee Ee il Toni Farseli. Eis Erisledalt 7 ora Brayton-Mirzi WILLIAMS. Local News. l netheeTS ee Cecile Fark 1e Moment Musicale.” Tal, ORCHESTRA. dl “* Caztin Baynard,' Foxz-frot Tons Farrell Mar Martan Overture, ‘Der Waldschûtz” … Lora + JeromeMurphy. eenn eier kn in ab ek le : Irish: Songs and Starice, UTlöve Thee" 05, pet Beelen rees 7.45. Oid Jee and Company d 8.27 (approx) The Orchestra. Irene Bracke. will reeume their acquaintance with Lis- Selection, ** Tho Muzic-Box Revue” Bertin Second Arabesqua „essa cusss Debuary teners and ofer another ÍN Serenade for Strings ese sTasclli Charal Prelude …… ar drené Brooke Bd lapprox.) Cyrus Carstche. “The Old Musical. Box ' wanen te Severmú ‘ Darktewn Interlude,"’ | Levanshire Creamand Cider Sturdy after the in of Wilfred sanders Í 1 eonsisting of Malady, Jest and Harmony * Paganmsm. B anssen. Belinda They bring the “Eing Charlet!” arte ee elan, White (1) “ Kreisleriana,' No, 1... At “DARETOWN COON BRAND | Christine Hawkes, Mabel Fitseerald. Noeturne mm DN saws wb oever deer Stern with them, to play several Characterietie “Alfrel'a Mother" aaa Gecite Terl “Aubade © ("Morning Song") D'Ambrosio Items. + CremeMoss aten venne Cuirter 5. Orchestra. 5,0 {approx} Tom Farrell.t: “Whe Did I Kiss that Girl? Foxtrot (A1) May Martin. Suite, © Garden of Allah ij Plaved ns a Mozart Sonata, Henry VITE HM Thoughta are Like the Mighty Landen Monald (HL) ki Durse, and Tehaikovaky Sy mphe nw. Hilla”ë 845, OldFoo amd Company Jerome Murphy. “Fathers Cradle Sang * in arnat her ï Mare Imsh Songs and Stories, DJOWEATHER FORECAST and NEWS- “DARKTOWN INTERLUDE." The Orchesten. SB. from Landon. 1.20. Orchestra, N U March of the Little Leaden Soldiers Afsjor TR. TOBSWILI, SB. from Canzonetta from “ Concerto Romantigqaae * Fierne Leamdan. Gadard | Twa Parisian Sketches Percy Fletcher Taoenl News an:l Faathall Bertie, March, “Irish Patrol" .…………… Puerneir 830.TIME SIGNAL FROM GREENWICH. WEATHER FORECAST and ZE 100 THE SAVOY BANDS, SB. from 0.30 WEATHER FORECAST and NEWa, Lond SR. from Londen. GENERALE NEWS BULLEEIN. SH, fa all Statsans, ED lease chan, Major TI. B. TOSSWILL, SB. f r o m Major L, A. TOSSWILL: Rugger Tulk— Leunden, P England «. France and a Retrospect of Local Meows. the Sansen” AB. to all Stattone. GEM EBEOURNEMOUTH. 385 M. 106:0-THE SAVOY BANDS. SB. from Lecul News, 3.45-5.0 Gardening Talk te Women by George Lendom. 100-=THE SAVOT OEPFHEANS, BAVOT Dance. THEROFAL BATH HOTEL HAVANA BAND, AND SELMA DANCE ORCHESTRA, relayed from 12-0,.--Clase den. FOUR, relayed from the Savoy Hotel, King's Hall Rocrmás, Müsieal Director, Tanden. SB. to al Stutions. DAVID S LIFE.H. M.- Corner (Enter- tainér}. 10 loge down. page IH,

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er The Band. Ss Ff. Frermd Hoeders: Ela Lest Mita, The Üucen of Shea Comreueted bre famke ir LEES KNOWLES, SB, fertun London, HERBERT-A. PARRUTHERS. Beleetigm, © Masian Eulk- Songs” Janad News. JOHN VAM ZFT (Baritone). a mer. Godfrey Tal. Orchestrij. Musie Drama. Bit WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, Chaurture, “Tha Comdollers ! …—… Slee et, fram Loerdofor. BENTHE GOTULD (Sopraac]. Mumienl Comedy Sctection, * The Cingalee * Alajot L. RK. TOSSWILL, AB, from WIELTAM ELETT (Tenor) Arredtaa Lenda, THE “250KEPERTORYT PLAVERS, en 7.0, John Van Zvl, Larcal News, THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA. Bertenido (* FAÛBb horren Crane lot HE: RAVON BANDS. sl Fróm sl. Orchestra. ‘“Moriologiw of Boris?” sci Moussorgaky Tnandean. “Tish Overture, vossen ree FûltE 050) (Bath witbe Orchtatral decampantmmtetid.}

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The laltera uggspriaked u: Italica ln these programmas 10.0, MARRIED LIEFE 1.0, WE?ATHE B FORECAST amd MENS. sigmily a Simaltaneeus Broadcast from the ion men- í Darek Eduwverdes). SB. from Londen. tioned, 2BE 435 M. A Farce in One Act. PERCY. BCHOLES. SB. from Loudon, Cast: Lacal Weuws. SUNDAY. Helen ….…… EDNA- GODFRET-TURKER Male Voice Quartet and Orchestral Pro- Archie aur.aa. WILLIAM MACHEADT 10.0 Programme SB, frais Landon. gramme, EIL _ A Mormmimng Room, BJ CHILDRENS CORNER. &.B. 10.30. Clase: Down. THE ARMAGH CATAIEDRAL ihn Fn Hitrambrrerbenre. ” GUARTET, THE “2BE " CHAMBERSOUARTET. TUESDAY. Bal Prelude and EFuguw '' Glazeunou GEORGE WHIEE {Tenor}. aen Vendredia © 11.30--12,30--Gramophone Records. CHARLES HH. KEELING (Huritone). Sekaler, Olnzounor aud Lieden 40 The Station Orchestra. Heatrice Allen MIKA HAEREPUR (Salo Violin}. (Saprana). dd. Mackar (Avloplione). THE STATION ORCHESTRA. Bn, * The Bention Choir. 530-015 CHILDREN'S CORNER, 7.50. Orchestra. Humr, “Jeeu, Moek and Gentle,” Overlure to ** Aris and Galatea

TOL Lil Prbepraamane SH. Írom Londen. nn Anthem, * Turn Thy Face From My Sine * Handel (1) Attwood (11) “Dance @f Ballore" ('5 Rodrigo 7} The Rev. F.E. HARTE, MA. nf Danegall WEDNESDAY. Handel (LI Square Metbwodist Chmel + Address. 40-00The “2RE " Ouartét. “Ta Bontique Fe vrt vac aen n Hymn, “OO Lord, Turn Not AmarEhr Ben CHILDREN'S EE Hoan. Kesriht, arr. Hewart Carr Fumee,”' 640-055. Farmers Talk : „Capt, J. P- Hiee,

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RN Guertet in CG Major, No, 19 (“Serenata.”) 10WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. ad L Maru (a) Alazart SR. Frans Laudan. "By Celia's Arbour"* Herat(LL) lû.0.--AVEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. Miss FRY. 4. front Landen. Mina Harpur. st, from Londen. Lûcul News, Local News. Beemtkit An Gs ree ern ea aeta FEapoaite 16.15 Guartet. tt April Folly.” A rdao te Cantabile from Guartet Ko. 1 Moderato; Lento; AlleeeoVivace, Fehaikorsti THE. STATION ORCHESTRA. George White, 1.Bl Cloge dew. THE KEECH BROTHERS AND Wien Ehadeows Gathef 1Marshall (1) KEKUEKT. Mr Lovely Celine „HE Lane Witsen (1)

mn MONDAY. HRET HAFDEN (Entertainer). ze To 4 Mindatare "ne ves ad MW. Brahe (6) 7.0. Crchesten. daher" SRE Ovartet. Orchestra, March, “Handel Wakea "2Wurrssey TRO aan Ì SreiHLNES ERNIE TE, Two Hungarian Dancea!' Hrad Eh, HO 5Mr. Richel Moble, 3 rit Minuet wenen nan ne AEN The Keech Brothers and Kekuka. Berenmit | Foetr.” Bangs with the Banjulele, Banjo and Onartet, TO WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. Hawaiian -Steel-Ciuitar. Sr fram Landon. 1 Roor Old: Joa ae ee Fletcher (2) E Hawtin Hira Aerle. 1 Churbhle a Loroa! …. snee Harper (2) Frat... EG. DEMOSTMORENCT. &B, Steel-Guitar Solo, “The Kamwr.” From London. Local News, “He That Heath a PieasantFacô “Mr Oulifgrnie "arn ere en sa (DO) Hasta CLI} ed ae Dramatic Evening. Bteel-Cutar Duet, *-My- Hilo Girl" …o(d) Mina Hurpur. THE BELFAST RADIO PLATTERS se Ome, Tera, Tilirer, Fout” Noetummt im E-Flat „re Chopin -Sarnaale i d d j g g e wilk Ella tho SwalloW Pre geren (7)

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en EDNA GODEREN-TURKER OMR Aanranden an Theerben NE The Wanderers Bone Present: Hret Hayden will Entertain. dubia Harrison (5) 7.30, “THE MERCHANT OF VENICHE " Oreheetrù, VE The Bjirit of Poes sanne vet renskif Û Wilden Sleakhespeare). u Ward of the Bells „Taurisjar ik TLEeden ene enn vnva TS Abridged Wersmmn Prepared and Whien Keech Brothers and Keêlculen. Produced by WILLIAM MACREADY. “ Hard-Hearted Hanna svenn es (a Crelioetrn, Charaohtre TO; Mabel "eeeEs (ij Marel, P GaalThrough the World 7 The Duke df Venise. U. COFFEY MAY Rubinsteins Melody in F_ AFnchelh The Frince of Morocen WHer, Kiddie, Kour Wies en the D‚50-WEAEFHER FORECAST and NEWS, ARTHUR MALCOLM Phhne tee ae selen eeen dad a dn nen LE sE, fra Toondan. Elvloek,k nan MK teh Jam U Dhont Put the Blamean Mg sas ren EN Bir WALTER FLETCHER. SE from WIEETAM MACHEATE ALOEPN en en alena ere etn (Gj Honden, Liocal Mows. Tubal,n Jem, hie Friend … J.B. MAGEEAN Bret Hayden will agmn Kntertam, 10.0, Orchestra. Antena, a Merchant of Vanice (rcheatrn, per Babe! vens a oermens (11) ARTHUR MATCOLM Vale," Wein, Weib und Leeznig '” | An, Nl Imes Kentish Card vit vr Eeneaan Baasanio, his Friemed Nn Pierento Mallem: aen nie edna At the Fait '* (“ Coumtry Sidle” Suite) H. RICHARD HAYWARD Mrne DarPoeaa Balfaur Cruies Lierattan0 | Friends to [3 R. MAGEEAN 030-WEAFHER FORECAST and NEWS. KO. A Cloer don. Salania Antonio sd COEFEN MAY dt. frons Landa, Salaria Í Maissan ITYRONE POWER British Drama League Lecture.Recital. Parti: a Hich Heiress SH, from London, SATURDAY. EDNA GODEREN-TURNER Reval Horticultural Society Talk. £B, 4 O-E0Relfnat Mueicul d chenpe iens 2 Bert ton Norissa, ler Waiting Maid from Landon, af Concert Kie Junior Triewinners ‚ 1= MARE MEALEE Local News, Javed fram the Aszeroldy Buildings. Scene 1. A Street in Venice. 10. Zo. Orchestra. 5:30-0 la CHILDREN S CORNER. … If. Forlias House, Akelmont, Selection, “Kissimmee Tire". sCargit TU WEATHER FORECAST and KEA VE „…1IL, A Street in Veniee, 10.30-110EXPERIMENTAL TRANSMIS: “B. fram Lemdon. zi IV. Partiu's Hûues, Belmont, 8 LON, SE. Fr Che Lundan, e Teocal News, Local Talk. … VN. A Street im Venice. Hd THE STATION ORCHESTRA, … VE Portia's House, Belmont. THURSDAY. Marel, “horaliee* aenema telers ee VI VWenied-A Court of Justiet. dD— The Statron Orchestra, Hasi Krughta Ineidental Musie by Sullivan. Imcidental Musie to “The Prisoner of (Cant tal ü), Ì BenetEe eeen A Der eerde En Nerd 530-615 CHILDREN'S CORNER. Spamsh Suite, “An Evening Fokedo ” no, Orcheal ra. 35-10 'rogramme A.B, from London. Behmelag Waltz, " Acrleamatian °°. … Waldrernfel Selection, “Navvland © …—…., BA. Quentin FRIDAY. Ballet Musie om echuher Wermoauth Chimes amen Hont Belfast Musical Competitiens. Dil WEATHER FORECAST and WEWS, 1-12. 30 Uramophone Hinrnrde, #.Bfrom Londen, Eeeh ElSr ol Vransmmiasten: vAgprprecgsdian FRAZEWINNERS. CONCERT. Dr. HW LIVIKOHTOKE, Vice-Clhrancellor ef Miele.’ Retaved from The Assemblee Buildings. of Queens University, © Bumne Viewa af d-0-5.0 Thin EBE Omnartet. 00-120 ragrunmnar SM Aen dsrarurkean. nr _ Eafe in thee Antiek World Philnsaphie 0015CEILDREENS CORNIER, A number wgminst on musical itern imdicubes Ihre marta Enperor. B, fo Heottiah eimoires Gek. 55 Major Jd. Edelingerton Aitken Sl, al Els mwdstels: A key hat ef publishers will he found Sram Alu nia, Kercnl News, gage 15,

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Wireless ia Every School Disguising The Set. By Robert Magill. Radio as the Teacher's Ally. By Arthur Greenwood, M.P. UR wireleea get still flaunta itself in all iis HE gramephone, the cinems, and the behind thé teachtr in the class-room, to reim- prietine glory af wires and batteries and wireless receiving set have made possible forco his efforte, and to bring the whole juvenile valves. True, it hardly matches the marguetery enormoua new developments in education, populatien during the formative ‘years of life cahinet, or the Chippendale oecamtonal table, They are new edneational agencies of far-reach- into living contact with those who, in one way bath af which are priceless—the former because ing Ímportanop, though considering the length or another, are fashioning or interpreting the Il haven't paid for it yet, and the latter hecaltse of-time each of them has been a working sucetta, civilization which will be the prestige of the vou couldn't sell it at any price. But no matter. broadcasting hae made the greatest-ateps. citizens nowin the schools, Every now and again Ì pack that wirelden zet The gramophone had long been a popular The Britwh Broadcarting Company haa the into a box, hut in a werk or two it oulgrows it poareksion in scores af thousands of homes before opportunity ef maximiring the inituence af and sprouts-another valve, so have given up it was meed onany scale for educatienal pur- scholars and others, whose sphere cf intvenee the effort to tidv it up in despair. poses, The tardiness with which it was adopted to-day ia severely limited. It can. provide men My friend Jonen in of eterner mould-—or, in schools was in large partdue, no doubt, toa and women with special knowledge and ex- rather, his-wifeis. She would not he withont a prejudice against it, Thia prejudice is happilv perience, or special attainrments, with a world Bet,hut. she ie not going to have hor breaking down,and for musteal purposes ard platform. It can do for the whale juvenile drawing-room look ike a marine store dealera, tha teaching of languages it ie finding its place population on all subjecte of educational interest Her srt hes te behave neelf, aä a necessary part of the equipment of the what the Christmas Seientifta Leetures of the schaal, Raval Institution da for the few. The teaching Foiling a “Cat” Borglar. Teaching History by Films. of literature, gciënee, history, geògraphy may Cabinete are not methetie enough fer her, and The cuema, again, haa by nà means wan beerevivihed, and, indeed,revolutionized with she felt that she had found the solution when far itself the recognitien which it deserver aa an the aszistanee of witeless. ehe saw a set Ahat looked hike a Jacoliean side- hoard, ‘This Ineted until a& ent burglar got. in instrument of education. I do not think that Tre Still Emall Voice. this ia because of any prejudice against the film. one night while they were at the theatre, and It arises very largely through the expense But, apart from this, broadcasting has a spent half an heut opening the thing with a further pavchalagical importance, Thera was à whichwoald he incurred in providing schools chiecl, He seemed quite hurt about it when the time when teaching relied almost entirely on the with the necessary apparatus and films. Ì police captured him, for instead of finding spoken wordand the intellectual proccasen af antieipate in the future that in the central their silver, he had been rewarded for all hin memory and reasoning. Mare recently, it haa trouble by the information that the palice were halls of all our schools provision will be made madeita appeal, in part, through the eye and the far a screen, and geograpliy, history and natural broadcasting his description on aecount of à hand. It has been argued-—and, no doubt, with previous burglary. He had switched en the local seience will Fe taught with the aid of films, Such same truth—that the appeal through the eye TEWE ; lms already exist, hat their direct edacational to the understanding may go too far, though the valne ia not obtained by their exhibition aa part Invidentally he rminedthüret ; but Tonca was uee af the pictarial and diagrammatieë illus- of the ordinary programme of the pieture-house, insured, and Mra. Jones purchased « seceond trations and the cinenta film must alwars form an Wireless, srhich séems to me, as a mert affair that leoke like a burrema book-case, It integral part of our educational apparatus ard amateur, far lees-effictent techmieally than either answers quite well, exeepting when somebody eqtipment, Neverthelezs, there ie an uridoubted the gramophgtwor the- cinema, and which, in (ree to takoa book down, anddamages the place for more ahetract methadsand for the eonneetiona behind tke dummy covers. many Wiiys, ik et il in the experimeantal stage, ereroiee of concentration and imagination. has during the short time thata wireless gervice Herein- lies a special contribution àf broad. Thought It Was His Wifo. haa been available, made extraordinarily rapid casting. The still small vaico coming out òf the Their old loud speaker, of course, was long strides as an educational agency. Its edoeaticnal void mriakes a call on the concentratron which ago relegated to the attie, to be replaced hv a programme ia broad in conception, varned in the cinema film and even the spoken word in the large female figure hokting a sereen, Jones its content, ans wide in ita appeal. IE includes classroom can never make, Moreover, appeal is is ahartsighted, and in the dim light one evening special transmissions te sohoels in Landon and (hreugh thecar alone, Ita whole impression must he told me that he spent some time in apologizing the. Home Cmmties during the afterncons, an be erented, nat by illustration and motion, as in to thia thing, until he discovered that it waant adult eduestionat scheme (some items of which the film, not bi the visible personality in the telling him about coming in with hie muddy will be nf intercat tovounger folk, as, for example, classrocm, but by sound. It, therefore, exertiscg boots, but was cxplaining that a depression was thetalks on © Everyday life in early times," by the imagination in an especial degree, arriving from Tectand. He had mistaken it for Mr. Quennell, than wham there is na betterguide) A First-Class Slogan. his wite, r and * late talk for the general public.” FPerzonally, T fail to zee thereason for all this Not Tee Real Thing. After all, wireless ie hut initainfaney. Ms educational implications have nat vet been camouflage. A year or so ago an attempt was made to sell pianos dieguised aa acttees, or coal- T am, however, more concerned at he mortveert fully apprehended. It is clear, however, that with the use of wireless in fhegchools, Tdû its coming marks the biginning of a new era in scuttles, or anything but pianos. And it failed nat think thatit can take the place of the cincma utterly. It failed because the makers hadt not education. It can never supersede the intimate ortho gramephane; but I believe it to be studiedthe peychology of piano buyers. When inttnence of the teacher in the schaal; but it even more Haoportant than these in the range can invest the personality of the teacher with a man can afford to owe the money for a piano, cl its possibilities. The cinema is uarivalled in he doesn't want to hide the fact. On the eon- greater power and greater opportunities. Whilst its way, and will always be needed to zunple- trarv. His only trouble is that he cant advertise the relation of brondcasting to edncation ós mentmere verhal dereription ar exposition, The the fact enough. being closely atadied, and, indeed, in order to gramophone provides a permanent record which To Impress ike Insurance Man. can be utilijed whenever needed and, in the enable the problem to be better understood and experiments carried cut, the installatien of sehool, at snch times ee may be convenient, And the main use of & piano is not to provide receiving getà in our scheols should be extended. music. We get better music nowmdays from The teacher with the gramophone ie nòt de- There are few better educational slogans than mdio. The piano exista so that we can keep pendent upon tho times determined hy the “Wireless in every schaal.” BRC. Bot the gramaphone given a rekected photographs on it—and alao to gire.a tone to EEn image, not the real thing. The hearer listens thé establishment. Many a family would never held up ita head again iË there wasn't à pinno ta the tpeaker or the ginger at second-hand. Îr is reported that offictal teste in Denmark hare demaenstrated the practicabilitp of giving in the parlour te Impress the insurance man. Mokilizing Ths World's Brain Power. wireleas direetjóns to ships passing through Maybe there are only à few rusty old wires in it, The wireless receiving set brings the listener the Cattegat to facilitate their passage in foger fornobody ever plays the thing, but the effect is mto direct oantact with the human voice. Fome- weather. the same, where, whether at “ 2L0 "or elaewbere,there ie " EE Ld - And as with pianos to-dav, eo with wireless a Kving persön aetually speaking or singing Nearry all Europe will he able ta listen to ta-morrow, IF you havent a zet, you will be oe paringan inst ramient. But if the hroad- Esperanto programmes when the stütion now gocially ostracised. ‘Then why diapuise it 7 taater ia missed, he ie missed for good. There is kein planned by tha Ksperantists becomes an I can even foresee the day when people will be no question of putting the record ùn again | actmality. ‘Thestation will be erected at the working in the other direction, Foor, but The direet eduoational advantages af broad- snmmit of one of tho hills above Geneva, and proud faroilies, unablete -afford mare han a casting can hardly be over-estimated, It pro- ita programme will he intended for rent home-made erystal set, will collect a few used up vides the teacher witlva new ally, to supplement Britain, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy. batteries, an eloctrie bulb or so, and leave them he efforts. Wireless makes if possible to Franco and Spain, about carelesslv on a table, just to imprese raohiltze the world's scientists anc hietonans, It is hoped that the station will be in cpera- vialtors, and make them imagine it ie à (hree- poets and musicians, travellers und inventors tion by the early summer, valve get,

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a Edward The Peacemaker.

À Great King and a Great Personality. By Sir SIDNEY LEE.” [Few books of recent years have arcused pleasure who [ did he press in the years that followed the claim greater interest ikan Sir Sidney Lee's bio- neglected f af Sohleswig to the holdmig of a plebiacte, He graphy ef King Edward VII whichhe ia the Ber brought upon himself the wrafh af tho ex writing frem original papers at the request side wf life. Kaiser William IL, on that arrogant potentatea ef King George. The first volume has Gossip erred, accession to his Throne, by urging the redress of already appeared, and the second will be Schleswig wrongs. published later. An the follemting talk Sir I dû. not Sidner gives an interesting descripticn of think that (8 There wasno result then, savean outburst of zûme mporlent! etenta in the late menarch's anyune who | the ex-Kaisers anger. But King Edwards life.) justly weighs | chiva'rie championship of Schleswig ultimately won the day, though not in King Edwards T King Georges reqaest Ì have been ike authen- hfetime. The peace of Versailles of 1O1D, which writing from original onpubliehed material lie evhdence which 1 have EP was the outcome of the recent terrible war, a biography of our late King, Edward VIL collected will righted Schleswig's wrongs on the lines that The firkt volume, brmging my story from questian my [4 King Edward had urged, Eechleewig, under a Kine Edward'a birth until hie aovezsion to the canelusion tb clause of the treaty of Versailles, was acearded Thrane, a long pernod af over hfty-nine vears— that hief a plebiscite, and in 1920 all but a fraction of EEDE CHAT recently. the province reverted fo Denmark, Ft ie in the reason of things that King Edward Intente- vi- | talitv and his shenld bo the theme of a full biography, whether [eines _ Sympathy with France. versatility À from my own pen, or another'e. For the half King Edward VIL I have told a similar story on a greater issue, of- mind century ending with his death on Mav Öth, I have shown the intensity of King Edwards lrought within hie range of activity nearly Î 1810, King Edward exrited a livehier interest desire at the end of ihe last century that Ger- than any other man of his-epoch, met only in everything that is grave as well as most things many should voluntarily give hack to France, this reountty and the Dominicns, but all (hat are gay. It is thie comprehensiveness of mthe interests of European peace, the provinces over the world. Generations coming after us outlook on the world which makes him memor- of Alsace and Lorraine, In spite of his German alle. will ecck knowledge aboul eo prominent and zo kinship, King Eelward assimilated very early faacinating a figure, A Wie Counzellor, a lasting sympathy with Frunce—with French Tee Aim of Biography. The late King was neo student of hooke, nor sentiment and with French people. Prince can he be called a profound thinker; but few Bismarck in 1871 rmade a tragic error when Biography, an eld writer aaserte, is the safest mën have had a wider or more varied. ex- heoutraged French pende by robhing France of way to protect a great memory from oblivion. perience af life, Hie mindworked rapidly and her two cherished provinces of Alsace and At any rate, ilig obvious (kat Greek and Roman intuitively, and-before he came to the Throne, Lorraine. This wrong KingEdward sought ta biographies of Creok and Roman heroes have his counsels on many subjects, notably on foreign perzunde Germany to rodress—ulas! in vain, warn better than marble menumenta in their affairs, were semetienes ignored to the worki's Here, again, the Treaty of Vercailleg in 1019, honour. The true aim uf. biography is the trans- loss. In certain foreign crises he urged a poitt of which gave Alsgee and Larraine back to France mission 19 pesterity of ao Tull and faîr accaunt of view which, though it hore little fruit at tho waa faithful ta the spirit of King Edward's “ human being who haa arrested and pro- time, haa been amply juztified by eventa, and pacitie counstl offered many years before, langed contemporary attention. Not every might, if adopted promptly, have saved the king ar prince posseraen the characteristics which Many and Varied Interests. ' warkl much tribulation, are Tikely ta stir future interest and curiosity. But King Edwarts enlightened interecta But the hike af Kine Edward'a dietinctive per- Here is one instance, KingEdward, while ranged over home aawellas foreign affairs. He Prince af Wales, was uatiring in his denunciatien sonality ie very rartly scen among men, whether played an active part ot the end of the last of Prince Bismarck’ autocratie policy at home, theybo princes or no, His personality amply century in efforts to improve the honsing of the morts the trikate of biographie commereratien. and his aggressive poliey abroad. King Edward people and te make for aged perstma due pro- believed ín eonstituticnal government, which vision when they were past wark. I might cite, His Gift Far Friendstip. gives the peoples wishes full and peaceful scope. too, evidence af KingHEdwards profound What were the clements of this personality He waa equally opposed to autocracy and to interest in medical research. He anxiously hoped which makes King Edward evervwhere a living revolntienary forme of government. Very early for the discovery of cures of such rcourges of the name to-day, fifteen years after his death? To in h's carcer he impugned, with justies, Prires human racùas cancer, consumption, and leproey. mv mini, there were combined in King Edward Bismarck's * blood and iron” principleg of rule. Lam now wrotme nty second and last volume, in & shpreme degree zoch cualities as these: a The Kairer's Wrath. which deals with King Edwards ahart reign humane zeal for;promoting happiness and har. af nino and a quarter verras, No Sovereign of mony in all relations of life, private and publie; When King Edward was a voung man of twenty-three, Prince Bismarck cüntrivel to this or any country had served so lang an appren- an upeeating alertness of interest in all phases: ticeship ae Herrto the Throne, Yet of all our wreet by farce from the little power of Den- af human activity ; an unfailing respect for all thirty-aik Eovéreigne gince the Norman can. kinds of genuine achievement ; 2 rare aptitude mark the twaprovmeeson the Balfic Bea af Schleswig and Holstein, Thus, Germany acquired quest, onty tlmea heve reigned far a briefer for business and organization; an intuitive space than King Edward. But save, perhaps, in shrewdness of judement: n roacty and pleazing {he great port of Kiel and zet about building the Kiel Canal, which promoted Germany's naval the caseof KingHenry Vmbo had a few months’ gift of taetful publie apraking. konger innings, ne King's popalarity is likely to Nao man was a more cluvalrie friend. ambitions in rivalry with our own fect,Dken- mark waa the country of King Edwards wife, claim more general ättentten from history. “ Eamay anthave many Tauulte,” he wrote to Jay in Life. Lord Caranville im 1883, “0 ome i8 mare alive Gueen Alexandra, who, bappily, is-still with ua, to them than lam; but IT have held one prent King Edward fully shared his wifo'e indignat ion King Henry Voi the only happy hero amana principle in kife fram wineh 1 will never waver, at the cruel injury which Prince Biemarck the bings in Shakespeare's great roval gallery. aard daat ie lavalty ta ante Fmenda, and defending wrought on Denmark. EFhukespeare's otherkings come to tragic ends, them if pr when they get mto troublo. In the case of Fehleswig, the wrongdone owing to flawa in their characters. (Shakespeare One often gets into scrapes in cansee UETCE, but Denmark ‘waa capecially flagrant because the ja only in part responsible for the portrait of Ï consider the risk worth runnumg. inhabitante there have always been pre- King Henry VUL) Wkhers GossipErred, ponderantiy Danish. It was„therefore, a relief for King Edward was not e great general like The gental charm of his character may be Kine Edward ta learn hat Prince Bismarck, King Henry WV. KingHenry V. was the can- more important than biz exploits, but trough- when he seimed that province, promised that nt gueror rather than he friend of France. King cut hie career hie close observation of forcigu zome unspecified date or other the inhabitants Edward, on the-other hand, hae to hie eredit affairs ofteninfiwenced to the national advan- ehauld freely decide by plebiscite whether ther tke heroie aid which he rendered to the linking tage the relations of Great Britain with foreign would remains part cf Germany or a part af together of England and France in bonds of countries, Denmark. But Prince Biemarck did not keep amity and good understanding. But King At the same time, ne one ja hkely to ignore, hie promise. The appeals of fchleswig te vate Edward retembles Shake spearts only happy naw or hereafter, the late Kings love of pleisure on this crucial question he never answered. He royal ‘hero in maty notable resperts—in hie and his enthusiasm for sport, Gossip of hie own finally revoked hie promise altogether. joy in life, im hie patriotiem, in his broad day often represented him as the superman of King Edward boldly but ineffeotually appealed kumanity, in his expanrive sociabikty, and, ta the British Foreign Secretary some filty vears rerhaps, at ame points in his love of pleasure

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SUNDAY, March 23th. al-5 0 Pragrd mene s.N. From Landen. En SUNDAY, March 2öth. tr JOD, 0Berviee conducted hyThe Haes FE. SUNDAY, March 29th. EIMPAON, M.A. CastleStreet Congrega- d.0-5Programm AE. from Londen. 8,8.3010.50. }-Prógra mmes SB. from Londen. tional Chrareh, BURNRelimous Service conduvetel bw the MONDAY, March 30th, and WEDNESDAY: DOH, Jl Prografime 5.8. fram London, Kev. JOSEPH PICETHALL,. M.A, April Ast. BD, Ph.D, of Augustine Congregattonal 30-330. Musie relaved from the Majestio MON., March 30th, WED., April lat, SAT., Church. Aasiated by the Church Chair, 40-480| Picture Muse. Aprildth. under (he direction of Ar. JAMES E. 5.30-40WOMENA H ALF-MHOTUIE, T-A.Concert. Womens Topics. LEALL, ù,15-0,0-CHILDKENS CORNER. Intrait; * Lead Me, Lard.” 515-615. CHILDREN'S CORNER. &. 10 — Boy Scouts’ Talk (Wednesday). 640-655 Mr. EL, Hayd Martin, Chairman o Prayer.

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Anthem, * Glorious is Thy Name,” ETET Bradford. {Wednesday} 10 onwards.—Priugramme SR. from Olasgow, Address. TUESDAY, March &lst. Hyman, “Now Thank- We All Our Gad,'” TUESDAY, March Jlst, and THURSDAY, bh d, AN Kinnaird Hal Pieture House 00-1030Programme ZH. from Londen, April End. Oreheetra. E03 515-600 CHILDRENA CORNER. MONDAY, March 30th. 40-40. je ramophane Hercords. 6, M-0, nn Hoy Scouts Talk, ad The Station Pianoforte Trio. 330-400WOMEN BS HALF-HOUR. 10-110 Programme B.B. from Lontan. lb. CHILDREN ES CORKER: Bl5-6. 15. CHILDREN'S CORNER. TOBProgramme SL from Landon, 6,35, —Agriculteral Bulletin aad Market Prices THURSDAY, April 2nd. WAO Dr. RW. LIVIKGSTONE, A.B from AN. from Londen (Thursday): E80, HE Kinnuird Pieture Mouse Orchestra, Belfast, Tocal News. TO ll PFrigramme 2.5 Jrern Lermdan. 4,J0--5.0,, Keeita! of New Gramephong 10.00-10.30 Progranme SB. Fram Landen, Gulle, 0 Becords: ERIDAY, April Ard. AE Hd) Mueie vtlnyed from the Majestic, 5.15, =—='Teerns Corner. TUESDAY, March 31st. 4aa-l e= Prügraen md 1E. Fram Landon. 40-40 Pictura House: e 11.40-12.30Gramophone Rerorde. 540-400WOMENAS HALF-HOUR. led(ih Start an Fianofarte 1 mo. FRIDAY, April ârd. 514-415CHILDREN'S CORNER HONAHTEDRIEN4 COENEN. EED4, MK innaird Hieture Houses Orchestrn. 1.07.30 =Proormnme HD. from Londen: Til Pragrainme 5.0. fróm Lotdon he I&O CHLEDREN SES CORNER. Fopular Vocal and Instrumental Night. A0, 00. Major al. Eddington Artem: Rags 1.50. JOHN H. SMALLE (Solo Cello). and. Bones An Industrial Topic". (2), WEDNESDAY, April Ist. d0-A.l.The Station Pinnafarte Trio. Koetoene, Op. @, Mo, Er ene hop SB to SentttahAtattan. Minsk a U ann enn ee er Heethooen TOTSl rogjremme Sl, fran London. oel, OCHILDREN5 CORNER. 70-10IN Prograinme S.R, frôm Glasgow. 140. HERBERT TINN (Tenor), MADELINE MATEHENW (sapranoj, "The Hiind Plonglnmnoan ®' Contrgalny Clark) BELLA D., CRAIG [(Cantralta). 10. 10-10. 15-—Mr. J. 8. CHISHOLM: Horti.

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SUNDAY, March 23th. 30-530 Programmt SB, from Londen. 810Tho Bells of St. Mary's Church. 815-855, EVENING SERVICE. Belayed from St: Mary's Church. Ú inl: Hymn, “ Wa Sing the Praise of Him Who BE Died " (Oxford Tune). Palm: 23, followed by Leskon, Creed, rrd Pravers. Anthern, “ 0 Baviour of the World *' (Gaza). Aaldreas 3 The Rev. Canon THOMAS FIELD, DD. Hymn, “Jesu, Lover of My Soul " (Abervaie verthi}, Dl—Pragramme SB. from London. MONDAY, March 30th. 11,80-12,30—Pianola Keertal. EFA. EDFha Scala Fieture Theatre Orchies tra: Nmstenl Dhreetar, Andrew James. Jöne afan Organ AM-WOMEN'S TOPICS. a LobAHILDBEN'S CORNER. 600. 15—"Teens’ Corner. 6.206,30, Station Topics. U35-0Eh Prof. WW, H. MeMilan, B.8e, The whole basis of music is one of M.L. Man.l5,, © Clanl and theCoal Mamcr. wibrations and harmonics, but the feature 0-10, MPragpjranme S.B. from Lotdon, that makes or mars perlect music is the TUESDAY, March 3lst. way in which the harmaonics are produced 11.40-12.30Gramophone Records. from the vibrations. Given a solid 2,304, 30— Moses Bartz : © French Muric. magnet structure and a correctly BOALyons’ Cad Orchestra: Conductor, proportioned diaphragm you can take Bramsey Eyton, ee 30-50 -WOMEN'S TOPICH t that your vibrations will be really good, 51500, CHILDREN'S CORNE bs but the resulting harmonies depend 6.20- A5." Teens’ Corner. entirely upon the way you use those 63505. Mer. Edward Liveine, MA, The vibrations. Mystery of Shelley's Death.” stldng 70-110 Prograonme SB, fram Londen. ii The voice is inthe : The great art of the organ craftsmen lay

WEDNESDAY, April Ist. emmiint mouth of the horn, in their master-knowledge of harmonics, 11-30-12. M= Short Story Herr, i and not in dhe box. and the secret of their greatest achievement a. J0-4. 30, Ivons’ Café ‘Orchestra. d.RO--G.0. zw OMEN'S TOPICS, was the voicing of the pipes. 5150SCHILDREN'S CORNE. DeEda— Teens’ Corier. THE RADIOSUN LOUDSPEAKER 70-10Programme SB. from Londen. is the only loudspeaker with the mouth of THURSDAY, April 2d. The Secret of the Tone the sound chamber vorcedhike an organ. TA 12.30, Fianola Recital. of the RADIOSUN You can guess the immense difference this natAEBehaal Tranamission : Mr. EE. Ea Guilford, MA, “The Storv of Robin makes. Every intonation is reproduced Mead. ° from the vibrations of the diaphragm 1in 3.454,45The Scala Picture Theatre Orchies perfect form, giving real music throughout tra, the range of wireless broadcasting. h. 15-60 CHILDEENS COHNER, ù0-0, 16 —Bov Seouts'Corner. G,45-110Programme SE. from London. The RadioSun Loudspeaker was designed by an organist and engineer ; that is FRIDAY, April Ard. why it can give you the purest music. 11.30-12.30Gramophene Roeords, Remember it ie voiced like an organ, and 3.30-4,80,—Lvons’ Café Orchestra, 430-500 WOMEN'S TOPICS. itis the only loudspeaker with this supreme 515-680. CHILDREN'S CORNER. feature of design. ú.20-4,45."Teens Carver. 635-055,Mre. F, E. Simpeon, “ Life in Kenra The entire magnet system is unique. Watch Cleslemis.”" for further particulars of this wonderful 70-130, Programme S.B. from Londen. loudspeaker in our advertising. A Ballad Concert. LUCY GOODWIN (Soprano). MABEL LINWOOD (Oontralto), Write for booklet explaining the WONDERFUL DIFFERENCE free on application. ANGUS MICHIE (Baritane). MERCIA STOTESBURY (Soto Vialin}). WALTER TODD (Entertainer). 7.30. Angus Michie. U Thee LutePlayer” sarsAliste “IT Will Nat Grieve ** „onsen … Schuman Mercia Stoteshury, Brna in BE.eee edere Handel Mabel Linwood, “The Hindoû Bong 7err … Bemberg UThe Fuchmia Tree unnnnssnrserenGeiler “It Waza LoverandHis Laza "' Gurlter (1} Walter Todd. “Tha Art of Enterlaining"' ……. Grey (18) “My Bally BungalowE * ….……. SharpP (13) Lay Geodwin. “ Barbara Allen" 3 “ver the Mountaing "f srvvemm vn Ghuilter AUTO SUNDRIES LTD., (Continued tn column 1, page 45). 10, LOWER GROSVENOR PLACE, LONDON, S.W.1. Ik

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Plymouth Programme. : SPY 338 M. Week Beginning Sunday, March ZSth. Houden Valves SUNDAY, March 25th. 405. M0 Programme ZB. from Lond. Bedaf), Populár Bumday Evening Servute ss Ralaved from the Cmildhall. Address bi The Rev. T. WILK INSCM RIDDLE, Pastor of George Streët Bapust Church. D-Vd—Pregromme A.B. from Londen. MONDAY, March 30th, and WEDNESDAY, April Ist. 1140-1830 Gremophane Rerorde, 3.304 Ernest Menringand kies Orchestra, rölaved from the Mew Palladium Cinemá. 5,05, 20WOMEN S TOPICS. Er, eNMEC EERENS CORNER. nt onwards Programme SB, from London.

TUESDAY, March let. shed hi Eirmeste Mennarjg-eud hie- Orchestra Bla WOMEN'S TOPICS, Bktelt 20 -CHILDBEN ES CORNER. U Haoy Scouts” Wulketin. TOI LU Programme AB. from Landen. TEURSDAY, April Zod, arcd SATURDAY, April 4th. áû-D 0 Albert Falllarcole and bis Trio, rele ved from tie Bava Hatel. h0-5:30. WOMENS TOPICS, bt BO ETL LEK EES 5 CAD EES, WAb-ÚAb—Progremmnine AE, from Lenten, (Thursday) 10 onwerds Programme SB. [rem Eorelen. FRIDAY, April rd. A.Ealka to Bsehtrala: Mr. WW Wimgnte, U (ilnas Lenker, Mumia eterluiio. Mrt. Fats Post, ** Tarn Abeute Paerligenent, HE Louden Dull-Emitter at 13/6 combines the undoubted 4-5 Albert Fullloaraude sau hie Tr, economical upkeep of the Dull-Emitter, the low imtial Aen 30 WOMEN'!S TOPICS. B.M -CHILPRENS CORNER. cost of the ordinary bright” valve, and the Silver Clear HAD-0G5De, Samuel Weekes : © Mt Personal qualities common to all Leudens. Kecollections of [lymcuth in zhe Late Its current consumption is only 0.1 amps, which is 1/7th of the Fartisa " (5). Tel 3rogramme SH. From London, consumption of the ordinary typeof valve or }th of that ofthe Request Might. standard Louden. Ihis reduces your accumulater bills corre- BAND OF HM. ROTAMARINES spondingly, sa that the smallextra first cost is rapidly repaid. (PLE MOUTE DEV DSLCON), Your accumulators will runvery much longer without recharging (By penmnissian of Col, CarnE CL so vou save trouble as well as money. The hfe of your accumu- Eiwerden and Offkeers BM, } „Eireetor of Music lators also is greatly increased, as they discharge at a much slower li PP. SG ODONNELL MV.O. rate when these valves are used. TalMareh,* Carnaval Parisien". -c. Papy Ne alteratiens needbe made to your set to install these Valves, as Belettion, S Ciwtmênm sesso Miizel ti KATHLEEN DRAKE (Sapreno). they work aff a bevelt accumulator. Their use, therefore, does not te Wald Sar Eer aen en … rod involve disposing of an expensive batterv. “ From the Lend of the Sky Bloe Waters * The price of 13/6brings a Airst-class Dull-Emitter within the reach Cardameen (IJ 80 “HISTORY RBEPEATS ITSELF." of everyhady. 13/6 is very little more than vou have te pay for A Dualogue by Dawson Milwerd, an ordinary ” bnght ” valve. General Sir Kupert kenneth, KCH, EDWIN BIRCH It also has the Silver Clear guahties for which Loudens have zustly Aileen Kenneth (Hie Daughter) become famous. Perfectly clear and distortionless reproduction DELSIE ELGAR ie not the least of its goed points. &‚M, The Band. EEENrn en sereenFärnefelt Ask vour nearest retailer for one, as i t s use is not only a revelation Seteclion, Kutrine " Pehemrikeraky in clear reception but also a revelation in valve economy. FR7 Eater eter En Taels Should your local retatler for any reason be unable to supply you, 8,50. Edwin Birch (Dekens Reeitalt “Thé Tempest at Yarmouth" (** David write direct to us and your order will recerve prompt attention: Copperbeld "). for H.F. 4 an. Kathleen Drake, Louden Dull - Emsitter Price Tyre FER? ' Eumplificatien. , Whe Wren * arsseerrerere ehmann 1 Type FER. for detec- “Nymphe andFauns ' vorsers Bemberg tian nd LF. Ampli Filament Volts 5 a 10. The Band. licatie, 13/6 Filament Amps. Gl “In a Monastery Garden "* Ketrlbeuy “The Landonderry- Air"... . arr. Gfrainger F0 10,0Programme A.B. from Londen. Jd, Kathleen Drake. PELL 1E Ti Waas a Lover and Hia Leás ”.. … Coates The Pipes ol-Pan- Are Calling 7" Fronel Manc klan 10,10, E The. Band. kels Arylaphone. Salo, * Spanglea * 6, Ford ' (Played doy-_the Composer.) ——

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: 6FL 301 M. ME EN Week Beginning Sunday, March 2öth. Oe OM EAN ANAMNESE NPN G hate k emt SUNDAY, March 2ôth. $ Ë al, 30 Programme AE frmx Faadan. 2 B laP0Borviee hy Chiureli Army Urusuders, $ Group Mo LE, vélo from Bt. Preul's & f Church, nd 5 D0-10,30 Programme SB. from Londen, C Î MONDAY, March April30th, Zad.ta THURSDAY, À < ttidain irH Kaki NEN Its: ‚K8 r

TL at 1E, 30 lramapleene Herarda, # hij AENEIS EN 2 A-AA --The Wrand Hotel Omehestra, under Ë NS he aarda af Leerrter, Seit, relaved framthe Grand Flotcl-{Momdar). é £ paer Hall -Progranume (Tuesday ? Ù NTEN and Plumradar f f Gramophone Kecorde (Wednesdar). > > K.0-0. A0 WOMENS CICHREE £ d BldCHAILDREN DS CO HE, 5 GA Tije Rev, A. MR. dnbrerson, Whe Amateur d Prmt Colleator—_ Mastar Pruis {(Monder). $ € 10 -onwarda.— Programme Aat from benden ë Ë (Manttar, Tnezdas,zanil Thurs Ô 5 d TOMM Programme SH from Leds Bruztfcrd Ë # (u E Ineacay } : £ É FRIDAY, April rd. Ë é 3 1150-1230 ramaphone Aetos. » LEL VELA Ì d0--5 30 Otrehestral Musie, relavend- from the É AEEBREEL daat 2 | bsrand Hatel. 5 N h.30-8. 30 CHILDREN'S CUBA R, } Gd Mt, W. PercivalWeetell, F-LGS, © Wûn- d L TRUEMUSIC derland Nature Talka—{(t) 1 Know a Ë MINOR 5 b Hunk. 7.0 Td Programme &,B,- fran London, Ë We da- not ruerantes that the Lightweight Headphinnes weigh N mat ” PLANETS PRODUCTIGHS Ë TrueMnsiC Minor wall work un- anly fj ounces. Eheyare, there. Premeni » aided fram a crvatal zet, Hut fare, well worth the extra half. ke ma0. EW PRINGHSS AIN LA. f several purchasers have, never. crown. (Mote that the earpiece 2 A New Farce in Khrre Acta 5 theless, written to Wstoesaythak attachments do not eateh in £ By Ae Bmythe é it will do en quite zatiefactorily. feminine hair, and the ronnee- 2 í Ô (Eurtnors of AC FAC That is sufficient proof that vrith tions are Gft. long, thus ensurir Á: Mr. Sumpkins Bimpkane= | ARo Ë ant stages of arische tIris all-rnund bondt) ed 2 Me. Pallitt … und | EM VTHE € remarkable Lond Speaker will TMC. No. 2A Headphones AN fi Polit) ET Ë grve results rivallkng An tone ard. -wro 3)- oheaper than tho No. “A Wilkins (Olhee Boy) TOM WILSON Ë volume those of many larger d- Hoadphones. Ther arb just ú É Max Langley (An Imternsthionel Bwindler) à nrd dearer madelz : es good, but slightly heavier, > De. ; 14 U. Ë, A SRMEROD Ordinary headphonta weighahaut ank bath mve signal receplaot Matilda Follitt (Wife dek ara SMORE 5 db, whoreas T.M. OC, No. 3 that is “Cloar as Crystal.” >

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Princen Karl (of a Moighbouring PFravinct È ir d en > of Uramia) …….…… LAUNOELOT QUINN British Afade by Britwah Labour. / Frincosa Sman (Princess af Urea) S > HYLDA METCATLE / Mate Liirected by ASEIC FOG € à FProduced-biy- VICPOR- SMT THE. 2 # Assistant Producer: D. Fl, ORMEROD, & 5 Mumenl Munkers. 7 £ Mr. -Fallitt, “Why Can't 17", Brakam Ë 3 Malnres, "“Nute In Marv c.s... Novello Í Prince Karl, * Spare a Little Love” Z The Telephone Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Ns : dean (7) (Makers of the famous Larsmgaphone), B wird and Pollet, © TE T Gave ei ble 4 Hollingsworth Works, West Dulwich, 5E21 N Ek MITE En hk : een ere zunne u, Ered Prints and Princea, ‘Daneng Money. è É € rar P°. wcs ‚Braham d * Primer aud Sonia,*Ht Tkn Ce 185 Calling En Ë f A ovale d er Alr. Pollitt, EWallanm af Mar-man-dee,! Ë f Larsen 3 Arena r Selon at Bimpkins end Follitt a, ä Hond Street, Teondan. { Kime: The Present. € * (Twentv-faur hours elapser between Acta î. Ë É lere Kr mndl farty-eight haurs hetweer e * Acta it, and ii} > # Or û- 1: B: =Pregramme SB. from London. E > h < SATURDAY, April dth. % dh.nlrehes Musie,Me mdrelayed from eea 50-520, WOMEN'S CORNER | { ee pe annea TENRasiiaace ige6FanBei E30 CHILDREN SE CORNER. AL 5 TúWEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. WNANENNNNn ZH. from London. Statton INrector's Talk, EPS. 213, E I tal Kewn, = Todd FE Proùrtrmme SB. from Fandait.

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SUNDAY, March 23th.

| ch} Praet Fn Ei, „Frcerd Lamndran. re LE Flatigtous Service from the st urdie : Arldreäs her The Hov.-D. H. CRICK, Keetar of St. Peterr Chturel:, Eri Praurunmine SB. Fram Lorulan,

MONDAY, March 30th, to WEDNESDAY, April Ist, and SATURDAY, Apnl dth. 12 ot Muldar Concert (Tuesday). Eik KOThe. Majestue Cinema Orchestra: Mumieal Ahreetor Thomas Beelkeit, thAHILDRENS CORNER. sl an wards Praiprammene a.B. frein Lendan. THURSDAY, April 2nd. led hû. Gramophone Heetardes ar theo ANerk. BtCHIGDRENS- CORNER, Gd 10. Programme SB. fr gin Lenden, FRIDAY, April ärd. 1E Mil,50—Middar Concert. del HTra naniissan 1 Schnals: Nr.

WT. B. Kidge, ” Plant Life.” dike, A0, The. Mageatse Cinema Orchestra. Hat CHILDREN'S CORNER. Tt WEATHER FORECAST und NEWS. A.B. from Lariden. PERCY SCHOLES. 5.from Londen. Local Newe. An Evening of Short Plays. Produced by WILLIAM MACHEADT. WIKIFRED BAGNALL (Saprirmrù). FRED DREEWRY (Tenòr). Loud Speaking. Telephone Apparatus Typical Graka F. HAROLD MORRIS (Pianaforte). manufactured bv THE HOUSE OF Loud Speaking Eh, War drek Baunalt, GRAHAM is used throughout the British Naval Telephona ik Max Mart EE el, vendere ennen eri in Navy and adopted by many Foreign as filted on board U beve ie Mexut ta Make Ui Cilad "' ships af. the Kers Germi Gövernments, as also by leading Shipping hovat Nay, TAD. Fred Drewry. Companies in all quarters of the Globe, Or Flemwer Divine" sorseczeer emt Feod With over thirty tears pre-eminence En FI Sing Thee Songe of Afoby 5 Freerk: f "Ferag every hield of Loud Speaker application, 50. MLLTAM- MACREAINTE and EDMA the utility, technical efficiency, and reli- GODEREN-TURNER., abihty of GRAHAM instruments are SHE IRISH DOCTOR,” conclusively demonstrated. A-Farcü in-One Act by J.K. Wood. 850 Winifred Bagnall, Just as the most exacting requirements of wg’ Wirt helaas ri td a ot enen snern (la Maval and Maritime- experts have been Me Deserest Henet!! ………….nlliran (u E30, FF, Hurold Morris, adequately met by production ta meticu- Soleoted, lausly mecurate standards, so the present- 5d Winifred -Magnall-rumd Fred Tirew Ev. day needs of Radio reception have been EE rin The Miserere Beene (7 Il Erovatoro '"} fully satishbed in the evolution of the onnven is the Ferts AMPLION Loud Speaker. STANDARD ee liear leave afk Mrs ri vaareeldrtg ET Inerrtaena mr Bau, William Maeready ant Edna Gadirey. moastAR ‘Turner. À Praduct af A DAUGHTERS CHOICE "' ss: (anai Eet wards. The House of Graham Eh 20, Fred Drewry. Many patented and therefore exclhuswe features el Ind Aat Know : u Trovatore 71 contribute to the superlative qualities ol the Ferde AMPICEN, recognised as the Warld's Standard Iwo Erve of Croy Eire A Feria Mfrtfruelh Wireless Loud Speaker, and acknowledged as BSODrrd arne SH. Frans Landerd. synonymous with Loont Aes. “Better Radio Reprad=ction.'’ 0,0, Aalliaam Macreadyand Edna Godtrry- Vumer. Obtainable from AMPLION STOCKISTS and SEONE. IK. AN OEFICE" Wireless dbealers wergekere. * 10-30Close down. ALFRED GRAHAM & COMPANY [E. A, GRAHAM] “ RADIO TIMES " READING CASE, St, Andrena Works, Crofton Park, Lamlon, SE. Messrs. George Newnes, Ltd, have k Drmanstrahians given ditring broadcasting hours.ats ared a handseme case in red cloth with z i l t Wet End Shintraame == … 25-6, Saville How, W.L. ME lettering for "The Radio Times," ec lete

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Alanen Peru. 1825! enne RADIO TIMES —— 41 Swansea Programme. DeX 485 M. a Week Beginning Sunday, March 29th.

ain SUNDAY, March 2%th. lingeld on set Pregramme A.B. from Crerdtijf. Bal Kelmis Berit lap the Rev. T. N. TATTERSALL, DSO. and- Clioif of Matmnt Fliasant Haptiet Chmel. 0.0 lado. == rogramnteB. from Gardtiif. MONDAY, March 3Öth. d.0-AO Thi Castle Cinema Orchestra, Fe- laved from the Castle Cinema. Musical [rector Jack Arnold,

En OT in MOOMEN" B TOPICH. ,zin1 0 CHILDREN'S COENEN. 0-65rogremme SB. froar Cardiff. EBU PP rograingne a.from. London. „EK TUES., March 2lat, and THURS., April Zad. 30-40. Hi Hoare's Trio. CEIleuesdar.} 4AEAANN A, Aaraanapkhne HKeeords. (Tucatay.) Á Elk AHLDHKEN S COBER, 6A0-BProgramme set, from CordsT, TOL 0 Programme E.H, Front London,

WED., April Ist, and SAT., April 4th. / adhere Gmaatbe Cinema Oreheeiru, bliI5 WOMEN S VOPICH (Wednesday) We all love stories of buried treasure, with

En LoHIEDREN'S CORNER. their old and yellowed charts, their strange bj 60 onwards.—Programme SB. from Cardiff, tales fram the lips of stricken men, their cryptograms, their expeditions, ther FRIDAY, April Ard. hopes and failures. altIhe Castle Cine (breleestra. Gh Lt WOMEN TOPICS: But in the world of practical affairs there is only one B bah. CHILDRENS COENEN. sure and certain way of finding buried treasure. 5 RE Pragranime Z.H. from Cardit. 7 Or, ragrnmme AB. from Loudon. BURY IT YOURSELF, THE FANTASIES CONCERT PARTY. The CLIMAX COPPER EARTEL is the bést form of direct Musical Director, HAROLD WEST. earth, Jt te ready for inmnediate use, Thé specmally designed THE SWANSEA DRAMATIC CLUB. armored port allowart to be casily driven into the ground. „ad. The Fantastes. The perlarated tube enabies water to be ensijp inträduced into KE OE1 NEN 5 arr eri een on ne Bantack: tlhie surtoundineg earth. It takes up litlle space and 15 nat TAN SEUART (Baritone). ebtrusive. tis dar better than the old-fashioned earth, with FLur gran Fall: ries sne nk BN LN ifs ugly and mmethtient wire trailing through ‘the house, VEDA JONES lcterivato. faliowed by a bad jomt on to a wandering water-pipo. eftly swiikea My Heark "rain. Sagita The Fantasies. H you are troubled with— Electric Main disturbances, Plantation Songs. Weak zignak, Local set interference, ar” MAY STANLEY DAVIES (Saprand). Intermáttent signals, Muddy reception, Oh Lovely Night,’ - Kerheton Ronaltl [al WPerrvman. Love "enerverend bertandeenf (L) lhe probalble cause of the …— GLADES HAVES (Sole Violin). trouble Ja am bmefficienk : À Ì etter earth THE CLIMAX EEEN" aen ne es wed hondje Meldi earth. Geta ar sn LaMNEU varen €OLACH eMircialer toedar. GELACIJMAK f The FE hike ij. COPPER EARTH. JUNIOR | Samen from the Tallies. Tueenormous swecess af. £ CRYSTAL SET DE LUXE. & JAMES FENTON (Tenor). the CLIMAA RABO : Î WO Mistress Mino” oonerververse Gaurlter (1) EARIH haa given rise to ï Wo Lovely Moak oasen aarden Gerilter a flood af imatitiona of BrTalk en * Welsh Hugbr Football," by deubtlul eMliciener. Pro. Dr. “TEDDN " MORGAN. tuct vourself, Tok for the Î 6-30. H AROL Dh WEST (Bolo Pianaforte) name CLIMAK op kheeap, Valse im A Fiat (4Bpr. BRB), vara oorvaas hepin Lielbeetrikurme tn A Flat, Mû. Mrs Laast Lilian Matgut (Mrzza-Been 1Ba People Sar MTneenf “There ara Fairies at th Betta of Our

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EERE Plandsdatn Sonj. supply. MN difleultiesare 5 Er The dewveier in the welk SurenS u r t Bet 1"Tug-In Marv Stanley Davies, put in your way, ar-Sub- Kaag rh en Î Es:rein| a f U Than ia the Foreal Landon Fanald (0) offered vou, please : nnEn7ad en

stitntes adu „Marge Bbijg waaar rseraan Oet Hege send your 5/= direct tous, È vinne w i s ier, zE has al 154 4a eiceter lan Stuart. you tha ; erirator Bels and we w i l l zend k ie chef dean ri a EN une DetrehEtn ven denechel genuine CLIMAX RADIO : zine & CREks he File Fantasie. EARTH by return, : clinnuod oresta | ehiustrard lthe N'Vser tand ic Kongs. Lenuth apprartmately 207 Dn barren, The: Lament of Tei... Bentoek ke t et hel” prolee u an hele [me É vink Gladys Huys, Price 5 nn Rertiede Dunes naden ne ceane derne LA’ ; Price 21 fu LlEiche Ch je rrd | En Eken Krreren5 Climaxlead, Tr.low lossonz.inselatedPrice 1/3.earth Îj erentalThe hieheatgen uE pesiklaEis lerprekalmdegrade. of E7 ! Lilien a zurptl Tate Veede. 8 riet, Dutt, * Trot Mere and There Messger INSIST ON THENAME | AE The Fantames and Jan Beurt. Wiler Mrnda aaan ve verd Perdeepenbtie (Lj CLIMAXXPATENTS LD. Da Lilrapen ni ek dram Teerzelean: ku. ECTPBOART LEE cLl À 182, Church St, London, W‚8, (Herbert Swonrs.} RA DD IO. Telephans : P a r k 2021. Kitdar He lnirs (af heur Lane Ahralre! hall A NR ARORA DN Ë Tan, Lindy Charters CISKE ALLEN analeairb Persud [78 Î This Seer laid in Kittie Belairs’ Boudoir | Î 10.30 Glaze GEO

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Thursday’s Programme. (Continued from page IT.) Bla-d.0. CHILDREN ESE CORNER, Gl, Went her Forecast for Farmers. FEATHER\EER WEIGHTD Uli Guides, Corle! Grail, and Eet Har Scouts Bullettna. EE Bdo-lon. Ministry of Acriculture's Fart- mighty Mulletin, Market Prices for Farmers. SMB. from Londan. 70 WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. est, From deonden, Fadia Saorcietv Talk. SB. from London, Ir. NAIRN. SB, from Landon. Local News, Humour Orchestra Recital. THE STATION ORCHESTRA. Condurted by BH. A. CARRUTHERS, AUGUSTUS BEDDIE (Story Kedtal). MABEL FITZGERALD (Fintertair Lr |. WINIFRED DAVIS (Soprano}. deber. Orcheatrn. Overture,” Inardnp 7. u. Crammen B. set Fitzanalij A Few Stort A (reren on DL ibtle Clirl *' . Afnnektan Ee hsbMh en dere ee nete HEt Miert HE Alfredo fatherPS on etene Tork 5.10. Orché ati. Eintr nete, °° Amina" dineke ET. Sugruatia Mer wie: vetjugst Heeital of EMME © (Fan Ane Eraresi). rr Cr beast ra, Srebeeent gon. Toit se tle Niielit Matena Alaeredi, Old Farthrul” ae ednfeman IT, MW irufred Ieris, "Khe Willow ensen torng Themas “Dreum o Day Jill ” (“Tom Janes") EF. German warren Khymes "arr. H. Hughee EE, Nl ÜE, FraHPPAMnE sld. fram London,

Leeds-—Bradford_ Programme.

(Geit ned Éroai gen eid | 10 Warie Kibehener. “One Fine Day” ('* Madiune Watterfiy *) PFueccint E.D, The “Trio. Scherzo from Trio in DD Minor dremel B.G. Kispah Ginadacre. E Come Not Wu 1 Am Dend The Children’s Hour. Ml alfirnnke (5) EMhem Jack and 1 Were- Chiidren * Hi. Lakr WEurewell to Bummer…… Mael dahan E16. Ius Bamrth and Allan Sraith, HE wonderful clanty of a FEontdla from Sonata in F … Heithoven Prices. Eruest Platts and Rispah Caodacre, Brown Loud Speaker renders | Loud BIE. it an easy favourite with the “he Day is Done 7 … Herman Lokr H.l, inches heh. E 60, The Trio. children. Fram £5-5-0ta £5-100 : And its rugged construction Phautaste in € Minor er Fraiik Bridge according ta resistance. : will enable it to survive the rough Bal. Ernest Platts, handling which Belacted Bong, H.2, 12 mmches high: is inevitable with BG. Allan Arrith. From £2-5-0 to £2-10-0 : kiddies playing around the room. VAEnteend Fit urternpe sccording to. reststanke. ; No matter whether you chaase the KD ern eee ek aen Gasser Q. the Laud Speaker : homely H.2 or the magnificent Type EWS ree innn ene itteradarf de luxe, 15-150 m: you are assured of the same Balli, Uoria Kitehener. all festa HOES. A Shepherd's Cradle Song" Somerville E Healbhois, excellent workmanship. While for ik BathPose. H: Woodman volume and tone the patented The farmeus Kran bongs My Mother Sane” … Grimahaw(1) Featherweighte now fen: Brown tuned reed system is entirely gn, The Tra, without equal. Serenade from * Les Millions d'Arlequin ” Eeeeta 20meepair: Ee Drigo ind in tanden assarwau Beethacit: KETI antenne aes Wagner S. G. Brown Ltd., Victoria Rd, N. Acton, W.3. B.17. Rh ar Rispah Goodaere. ri Showrooms: 19, Mortimer Strect, W.L. 15, Moorfields, Liverpool. AE ME er neede Fon Eni 67, High Street, Southampton. gat. Collin Britt MEN CEE annrem oade ullern RENEE Ine ain ree Setna Vocal Trio, "The Queen af the Night '' … Herr Smart BD-10. ZPgramme s.. from Kondor AR SATURDAY, April dth. zA-5A5 The Station Trio; 5 Lu-6.0CHILDREN'S CORNER. 6-0, aTeena’ Corner.

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Edinburgh Programme. (Continued from page Zi.) FOR THOSE WHO WANT THE BEST Bn. Guartet. Here is the new Dunham Receiver. 8 Coli nan oek tru fû BETTER THAN EVER. eiradl®® ee we berthiBelt Danbamn Imatra eve already established them- hf ulo laithilt shore he aleen mn beim ber bar the moat elhereat on the market Audie Daan tatertan (2) ard abe niet made] era ready in an Fac aheel of the E15. Louey Romain ald madel, an tie old miadel was ahesd sf oiher “Crunse alân il Momento” ("Eke recenwirs, Mariage of Figaro). nae Af oserrt SUPER STREMGTI T—BIPER OUALITY ARD SUPER RANGE-and. hik same. everlaating guntunbee, Wh de me" (" Don Gievaurt 1 Ïhe. new circuit arrangement makes Dumham inatra- (With 'C'ailo Ohblignte.) menta be far the Ormost. chmzsemi, amd their bevutikul En, Chester Hentiersùn, Enish Eitens Leer pride cl glace mm eren beams. A Srediulht- Air" a arr. Squire

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