Radio Times, September 26th, 1924, B.B.C. PLANS FORTHE WINTER. By ARTHUR R. BURROWS.

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THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE B.B.C.

_ Vol. ot No. 53. binaisierid ab tle eh, ee ie aDu EVERY FIRIDAY. “vie Pence. OFFICIAL The Yearandand the ‘Day.

PROGRAMMES By J. Cc. W. Reith, Managing Director of the a HE Walitor’s unexpected request for & peneral,. and on their se tion of my aerial in THE BRITISH messed for this first birthday number of partiouler, I sli sitll Say Leese rh ary Ci miss The Reelin f nee reacherl ee by Fa tiatamnt the opportunity of giving a word to the roaders narthern home, whither Thal nepadned with the Of thik Thaeasine Al the encl of phe fire Veer. BROADCASTING excugalie, seven laikshle, bot oom paratively Tie Kadio Times waa not launched without futile intention of secoring a bael reapibe from considenble thought and investizntion. Those COMPANY. the cares of broadcasting Whe ore ocyoainted with the problems, hopes; When his telepram arrived—the sort of mee: ind fears which pertain to the start af n- mew sage which ts Tess of a snegestion than of ap paper will appreciate the mixed feelings with For heWeek taaconn mitimation, and mare of it inetroction than which we watched the ¢arliest stage af the SUNDAY, September 28th. tither—my BbbeME LOT Wes Coa fades with: that roves. Would the venture bea suocess ? "Wie mysteri es ariel deeply Le rarer spectacle, the had net long to wait for the answer, The first asaembling of the awallows preperatery to therar gues were ail solid aut, and within a few weeks LONDON CARDIFF ainwal migration Lo wirmer chines. I -had wit ii wae obvious that snecess wie -assurad: to-dny ABERDEEN GLASGOW ressed this same performance in other years, —ita firat anniversary—it is phenomenal. BIRMINGHAM MANCHESTER and in the-same locatity. A neighheour’s house It 4 perhaps not a novelty fora journal with somTithe ttince away, with a series of pables a popular appeal to achieve # circniation BOURNEMOUTH NEWCASTLE and convenient projections, had been their running into six figures: within a short period, BELFAST vathering ground, This 7ear, however, the butnol many can point toa weekly tale of awallows hid tranalerred their favour to my readers, within one year of the start, of 600,000

erstwhile abole. I think my comspicnous and —a crcolation which is-steachly incressni ane SHEFFIELD (Relay) highly-eficient twin aerial was the sttraction, will continue to increase asthe fireside evenings % i ia * econ: mor attractive There is littl doitht PLYMOUTH (Relay) In any event, there they were, one minute that the number of wireless recetving Ticenena EDINBURGH (Relay) swinging and wheeling in hundreds above my will grow Jargely in number this aniuma and LIVERPOOL (Relay) head, and the next crowded im-two lines along winter, New stations are being opened and the standard and interest of our programmes are LEEDS—BRADFORD the wires, aa many as could obtain foothold, (Relay) and the others perched on poste, roofs, telephone being steadily increased: the circulation ofthis HULL (Relay) wires, ail-all the adjacent-trees, ‘To-night as I journal should grow almost part pase with the look ont they are with os, To-morrow 1 depart ligenmes, NOTTINGHAM(Relay) Fy vk a Ea early for PSL Hull, anid it may be they will have ditappeared in the night, leaving no Luke most undertakings which have attained SPECIAL CONTENTS: straggler or late-comer in sight; There are a considerable measure of sneeess, The Kado Pimea, in its original conception, was a moloat MIND, mysteries here which we cannot fathom. I MUSIC AND YOUR creature, Tt was to embody, ina handyand By Sir Robert ArmstrongJones, M.D. have never yet monaged to attend ofan actual departure; all [know ts that whereas day after convenient form. the etalions' programmes for IF.1 PLANNED “THE WOMEN'S HOUR." day, evening after evening, they were there, one week, Ome realived that thedistener woold By Mrs. Belloc Lowndes. gathering and sporting in their fantastic flights, take an intelligent intersst in the fare to be one morning they are gone, leaving oa with the provided in the forthooming week, Tt was “HEICH-HO ! COME TO THE FAIR!” fecling of loneliness and of simmer departed, realized, further, that, without such programmes The Story of the: Famous Song, but atl with the eure andhappy expectation of in «a handy form,items of a special character their return next year, wotld be entirely missed by many listeners, SONGS I LIKE BEST. + ; r * & But it was immediately evident that the bars By Herbert Heyner. programmes were not gomg to. be sofort, Se Much ag I resented being disturbed in my reflectiona on the migration of swallows in (Confined overlay in goluunn 3.) OFFICIAL NEWS AND VIEWS.

Ms _RADIO TIMES -—- [SEPTEMBER 26TM, Lee‘ B.B. C. Plans for the Winter. The ties and the Day. (Ook ted from iin pretties joe,)

By Arthur R. Burrows, Director of Programmes. Comments on the programmes and news of the Company's activities were obviously demanded. OME «abosed wireless : others: blaniedd ach waliable dite as can onby be forthcoming so the scope of the project was increased, Wembley. Whatever 1h have been the through teste under tric working Cee Litres, a 4 b + Cater, rie over. By the law of Great. Britainand but thousands in the Metropolis will be able peeaseall fe i Chit journal of ours. is, Th eonsiler, rif the Ireland, and-soechother rain-soaked Little islands to adjust their long-wave receivers for immunity very createst importance to the suchess oof an are pleased tc be known as the United from Jondon's signals, adask which ie difficult British broateasting, Tt ahenld be theeor- Kingdom,we have cast away Trom thelong for thie nopraciised when beth Stadion are necting link between the brondesster, idi- diya of secondary depressions and primary tranemitiing the same programme, vidual or corporate, and the great listening thunderstorms antl set sailin that peril of In framing the programmes for the winter public, It ia so in great degree already, and monthswe have striven to provide the cretest dark nighte and warin fircsides formerly knowtt by all the means in our power we shall endeavour as the winter mith, possible variety of entertainment: At the risk ito make th so cin. till preter degree, (Corban Let's call this perio! * Fado Fime ” antl make of expoaing otfselyes to eriticiam by thos limitations are imposed opon it, mast of which the play to fit the bill, who cannot dissociate certain typea of fuusic we Volintarily aecepted owing ta the possibility Earher Transrm‘ssiong. from m set metlind of perlormatice, We are en of detriment to established journals which did Kadio Time will begin on Monday next, deavouring, a4 far aa ia reasonably possible, net possess the fundamental and unique attrac- September 29th, From thie day onwards, tas provide at Jexnet two chisses of entertain: tion of comprehensive programme publication, most programmes will hegin half an hoor earlier ment each evening. Wher, for instanes, we But we do not wish to feel that the magazine than i9 at present the case. Ruch midday trans. ive an hour of serious music, we shall generally it bought in such large numbers entirely on nissiona aaare given will continue at the present provide, as a set-off, an hour of htamour or music acemint of the programmes. Thiv will natorally hiir, but the afternonti Lrarisnissiond anil of the light and tuneful order remain the paramount appeal, but that ia not Children’s Hour will -be advanced thirty minutes, Tragedy and Comedy. good mech IF the broadeeast service ia to ‘The evening peorrnme of entertainment will im- So with mir plays, these will be chosen to attain the maximumefficiency, and the letener mediately follow the informative talk succeeding provide contrast—just that balance of tragedy ta reap the greatest: benefit. it can only be secured the first News Bulletin, In all cases this pro- and comedy which makes for an ideal entertain- through # consitlerible degree of intimacy ar gramme will continue without a break until ment. Care da heme taken to avond as far as understanding between the two parties oon- the socom! News Bulletin at $90, Then will possible a too frequent recurrence of any one cerned in the undertakine, come a second talk and a short light programme tvpe of performance, but it may happen from a i. * euch as we hope will send the seekers of health, time to time thet circumstances over which we witthth, andwietom to bead at De) pon. have no-comtrol—for instance, an opportunity at lt is disappointing alike do Us and to youif As hardly anytwo of our Stations have short neice for briiadcasting a tar performance special events are not racternkued! as they shoulel exactly Lhe same time-tabli—a seeming anomaly, from «@ concert ball or thestre—will pact our be, and a little study of fhe paper will soon bot actually a predict of local considerations plans. Sach « disturbanes of cur intentions reveal what we heave in ow minda, and that we would ask you to make a particular atucdy will only be permitted when we are satisfied things ore done with a purpdae and in a syetem, this week of the timings for these Stations in that the nett resolt will bea ‘definite gain for andl with all the thoroughness and attention of which you are particularly interested. These the majority of listeners, which we art tapaldle, will te adhered to os far as is practicoble Not conly has oor eonttact Het heen lt will show also “ the other side,” and thata in the weeks to follow. Two facta only will ae strengthened! cinco Last spring by the inclusion great many points of view have to be considered ; be instantly apperce! and should be noted: a eeech) eminent araesth ia Norman Allin, John it will indicate some of the difficulttes which (i) that on cach Tuesday and Friday at least Contes, Herbert Heyner, Walter Hyde, William atirround the whele conduet of the business, on¢ provitcial Station will continge to transmit Murdoch, Robert Radford, Albert Sammons, many of which are not appamrenct, tothe average for thirty minutes after the others have ceased ; Harold Wiliams, Astra Desmond; Beatrice man, bit an appreciation of which would catse {ii) that one night im each week will be set Harrison, Carmen Hill, Evivn Howard .Jones, him to understand! why things are done or wet apart by the Chelmsford high-power experimental Miriam Licette., Beatrice Miranda, Trene Scharrer done, or done inaway of which he did not at Bhition for the traninzsion of & proeraniome goAnne Phoursticld, but we have mace phot! itl first approve. from a provincial studio. arrangements for the hroadeasting of a turniher The Radio Times goes to every sort of home Searching for Distant Stations. cif ckeerpts trom the world-famed Halls concerts anil is taken by every sort of individual, Tt Before discussing the make-up. of the Radio at Manchester, ool the perhaps les known, cannot therefore be all to ane mati's taste, The embarrasements of the programme buikdor Time programmes, let me explain the object bot highly attractive, performances of the Bir al the two innovations just outlined, The late ininghom Municipal Orchestra. cnoompas also the Editer of this paper. but: the same principlea are applied by cach im the LADMisshon on Tuesdays ane Fridays 18 ims More Symphony Conca:ts. combatting of them. tendiat speciiy for experimenters uric the fu December and the following winter months, possessors of multi-valve seta who derive we are also arranging a serica of our Own «vm- ra 8 oy * pleasure in searching for, and listening to, phony concerts on a scale far eurpasting last Looking hack ovet the coutee of Fhe Kadina distant stations, Aberdonians, living umler the seasons efforts, We have eneoaved the Royal Times, duce the past year, while ome is oon shadow of their local Station, will be able to Opera House, Covent Garden, for these peér- acious of imperfections and of ambitinist as yet fearch without ‘hindrances for Boarementh + formances (to which admission will be possible unsatistied, it i a legitimate reflection that, nit the enthusiaste of South Wales for the trans. by ticket) nod are expotting visits from some only have we provided in great detail and in a mizeions of Glisgow atl Newcastle: and the of Europe's most distinguished condactora, pleasing form the full programmes of all oar dwellers in the Metropolis for the activities af Much has already been written about the new stations, main and reley, bot we have compiled Cardhiit and other stations working tear the firrmngenient’ for our informative: talks, An a journal of universal appeal and of no mean London wave-length, Tf any provincial Station examination of the weekly programmes, Norther literary standard. he Hadio Times has num- doen not appear in this roster of “ late births.” ainl Southern alike, will show that several of our ered among i contributors men atl women (he reason lescin Inck of travelling facilites for Indat distimuiahed menawomen have nore of world-wide fame in many departments of life staff and performers, and not for want of enter- tn politieres their knowledae at the cLispenen | of all and endeavour. prise of onthusiaan, Those of ue who live in classes. ‘These apeakors have been chosen for As with our programmes, so with the literary London are apt to overlook the fact that our their ability to present their subject in an and general fpr pesl of The Badia Timea: there print productive centres held

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GOSSIP ABOUT Official News and Views. BROADCASTING.

“ Army Reminiscences,’ the Wireless Orchestra; Mr, Frank. Almgill, day, Oetober 7th. This time an attempt is being ig ia «doubtful whether any prorramine principal flautist in the same orchestra; Miss made to revive. the songs of fifty years agowith broadcast from the London Station has midonie Conssens, oa harpist regularly taking all their aweet sentimental associations Mr. been so popular as the Kooster’s © Army part in the symphony programmes at “2L0" ; and Mrs: Traciove aro sitting rownd the fire, Reminiscences” programme given bythem in and Mr. Edward Malkin, the greatest authority looking through a volume of Tennyson's poeens, collaboration with Mr. Dan Godfrey nnd the upon the Mustel organ and the one most able A aprig of Javender—a tender glance— Wireless Orchestra some months ago. Hundreds lo demonstrate its many virtues in London memories! The ok] couple. draw together— of requests for a repeat performance have been to-day. the songs ofthe past—the acenea of long ago received, and listeners may look forward to an A “Merry and Bright" Evening. are recalled in the evening oftheir life. even more attractive presentation of the same “The Bohomian Girl "’ at Cardiff. programme on Saturday, October Ith. At London on Friday, October 10th, o “Merry and Bright’ evening will include On Wednesday, October Sth, Cardiff Station Tho Halla Orchestra. songs by Sydney Coltham, who is probably the 18 giving a performances of The Bohenian Cini, The interesting innovation in orchestral most popular ballad tenor, although his. work withan all-star cast including Gladys Naish, broadcasting during the coming scason, when in Witelesa programmes and elsewhero shows Joh Perry, and Joseph Farrington, Th- several Gf the concerts of the famous Hallé that he is extremely versatile and is aa ableto Bokemiaa Girl is one of Balfg’s most popular Orchestra. will be distributed from the Man- undertake an lnportant role in opera or musical operas, aril has alwaysbeen a warm favourite. chester Station, is brought to mind by the fact comedy as he can sing love songs; Mr. Leonard The performance will be conducted by Mr. that this well-knownorganization will give three Hubbard, whoa. will ‘collaborate ‘with him im Warwick Braithwaite, the Cardiff Musical coneerta in a London hall during October and two popular ducta which are alwaya much in Thrector, who conducted the repent performance November under the conductorship of Mr. request, “ Watchman, What of the Night ft” of TheDogs of Deron at London Station recently. Hamilton Harty. Tho Hallo Orchestra was {Sarjeant) and “ Awake ” (Pelissier), and will also “ Sportsmen All.” founded in 1857 by the late Sir Charles (then ging “straight” songs and at the end of the There should be cheery doings at “2L0" on Mr.) Hallé, and made its fret appearance at the programme two jolly fox-troia with orchestral the night of September 20th. With the atmos- Art Treasures Exhibition in Manchester in that accompaniment;and Mr. George Tully, an phere of an English country house of fine year, Bo successfulwere the performances that entertainer new to wireleas work, who gives o sporting traditions, a birthday dinner-party, Tallt was emboldened! fo start the series of wondertul imation of the humerous sketch mm and a-dozen orso famous eportamen round the concerts thatever since hare not only been which an old American jadge with his keen tabla apinning yarns of old days and singing piven in Manchester, bot all over the. North of wit and drawling voice is the central fizere, the famous old songs, there is an entertainment England, Seotlandjcand Ireland. Hallé waa Mr, Tully takes all the charactera himeell, which should certainly make a wide appeal. Sir aucceededl by Dr.Elans Richter, and under his "Old Favourites "' at Candiff, Theodore Cook, Editor of The Field, will be our regime tt is not towdouch to saythat the Hallé host, The programme has been arranged Orchestra: achieved world-wide reputation, There can be litth doubt of the popularity by our Artidtio Director, who woo by way of ane Mionchester becwme the Mecca of mimiciens of the old-time songs and tunes, a5. recent events being something of a notable sportaman in his In 1920 Mr. Hamilton Hartywas appointed have shown. ‘The two London programmes of younger dave and #0 may be presumed to know permanentand sole conduetor and the reappear- © Old Favourites’ proved enormously successful, whathe is talking about. anee of the Hallé Urehestra in London will be and a performance on similar lines at Cardiff anticipated with the greatest pleasure. a short time agowas received with equal appro- Folk Songs and Folk Dances, The firet Hallé Concert to be broadcast from bation, The series of seven lectures on Folk Senza Matnchester will take place on Ovtober 1hth, Carditt Station is giving a farther performances, aml Folk Dances, which take place on alternate followed by another on Cotober 30th. Concerts under thetith of “ Sweet Lavender,’ on “Lues- Wednesday evenings at $40 pon., beginning on October lst, will be given by the English Folk on November 13th and 27th and December Lith fe will aleo be broadesst.. All thee. will lee Dance Society,'from London, This Society, which Hmultaneously broadcast from all our Stations, Mr. E. Kay Robinson's Talks on Birds. waa founded by the late Mr. Cocil Sharp in IMI, is spreading throughout England a knowledge of Miss Irene Scharrer to Broadeast Chopin. Listeners who have heard Mr, KE. Kay Robin. son's Nature Talka—and, incleod, all who are our songs anddanow. Eranchos of the Society Thevisit of Irene Scharrer, the famous pianist, interested in exist in many parte of the country and the to the Birmingham Station on Octobor 14th, Natural Wistory— movement is a grow int and popular one. Tho id cagerty anticipated by « Jarge number will be glad. to loetires will be given by Mr. Douglas Kennedy. of listeners; Misa Scharrer has alwava been o know that on Tiues- Miss Elsie Avril, the English Folk Dance ereat favourite with Birmingham audiences, day, September Society's fiddler,will play the tunes wilh which She is giving on this occasion a Chopin recital, 80th,he isto browd- the lectures will be illnsteated. inchoding the 1) Flat’ Nocturne, the E Minor cast from Londen The Uilleann Pipes. Waltz, and throes ofthe studies in A Fiat, G Flat, a talk on * Dritieh Mr, ER. Li O'Moaly, the celebrated Ivish and A Minor. Birds” Oneof the New Relay Station. piper, will play his Uilleann pipes at the Belfast birds that he wall Station on Tuesday, September 20th. That The Stoke-on-Trent Relay Station will be deal with apecially evening the programme will be devoted to opened on October loth. is the starling, a ““Musio of Uleter and cleowhere.”” This ia Wireless Exhibition at Manchester. Picture of which, is the first time that the Uilleann pipes will have shown here. This From October 14th to October 25th » wireless been broadcast in Great. Britam ‘The Ulster hind is one oof tha exhibition ia taking place in Manchester, under Amateur FluteBand. will aleo contribute to most interesting arrangements made by the Manchester Radio that evening's programme, The Flute Band, that we have in Beientifie Society and the Manchester Eeening an unnsnal type of band, is very popular in Britein. Few are Chronicle. Listeners in the Manchester ares Northern Ireland: there are about cighty aware, lor inetance, will hear bands relayed from the exhibition, flute bands in the City of Belfast alone. The and it is possible that the Manchester Station that though it ap- Ulster Amateur Flute Band numbers thirty- pears to be Idack, will arrange for an Inquiry Office to be opened five performers, who all—with the exception in the exhibition for the reception of suggestions, on clozer inspection of drummers—play on the Boehm system of inquiries and complaints regarding matters its plumage is seen flutes, It has won numerous prizes in inter- to be ‘shot with affecting the Station Thereis every indication national and other contests, Ata later date, purple, green and that the exhibition will turn out to be a great Belfast hopes to broadeast the musio of the

n atecly-blus. It is success, and should prove a strong stimulus well-known Argyle Flute Band. trade. a birdwell worthy THE STARLING, to the local wireless of study, and if From the British Museum * Elizabeth *' at Birmingham. A New Quartat. listeners will look , The Birmingham Station promises an in- At 10 pam. on Tuesday, October 7th, the at this pictura (Natura! History). teresting feature on October 15th, in a per- now “3LO” Instromental Quartet. will give While Mr. Kiay titspradtucnt.by nerafantan if the Mfsicom formance of Elizabeth, the romantic opera com- their first performance. Tho instruments are Robingon ig posed by Aston Tyrrold to a libretto by A. violin, flute, harp, and organ, which will be apeaking, they Corbett-Smith, This charming, tuneful work played respectively by Mr. §. Kneale Kelley, will get an excellent idea of the starling wad the fret opera performed by the deputy conductor under Mr, Dan Godfrey, of and its habits, BBC,

RADIOTIMES — [SmTEMNER Sori, gad.

Music and Your Mind. scoffers ‘Converted!

By Sir Rebert Armstrong-Jones, M.D. The Triumph of “Sparks.” HEN Horr ee hy Wireleas ELS firat this may be, the mythical origin of music dates ANY Jistenera, including myself, recently accomplished, thors were. many people heard the music of Burmah and China aiill further back, vix., to the wind blowingover who, if they did not totally dishelieve thefant, (Hong Kong), as well ae oor own, ‘Dreadcaat broken reed# aa they stiffly stood up in the mui that wireless oomniunitation woolt never marshes and ahallow river beds of Eastern from Wembley, and weird indeed waa the Lie cf Me hh practical Tae, Thea r howevcr, astern production, China, and possibly Egypt, lands from 9,000-6,000 a.c. The pipes of Pan WETS Atel iloneed When a commeroiil Ernst aprang from thi#, and wag probably the first rejoice inf the oldest music, that of the former filantic service tas catablished, WMessa TA Bere flute; whilst the Aolian lyre (the parent of tho Dae mgr regarded Jong ago by Dr. Burney aa ie witeless " rost- lege thin those ‘mig cable “ harp and of all stringed instruments) originated tloeely analogous to that of Scottish tunes. —a meet potent factar, which ‘cirried mare He did not refer-to the swirling of the bagpipes, from the sound of the wim blowing over dried weight thin any argument, seaweed stretched on the primitive rocks. though boa stated the Chinese were utterly in: The Navy atl Army were quick bo men iee capany of producing anything entitled to. the At any rate, the art of music @& very old; its the valuable saset they had im wireless, and im first-fruit im song was oriminaiy offered on the name of music: yet they claimed in their book hi % cry short time it was @& reopenized branch of O¢hes: to athin results only reached by the altar of the Duity, and it has ever sinee been of both serviees. ‘Tho Merchant Marine, dow: lyrea of Orphens and Amphion, resulta which inseparably asaoctated with religion, It ws, ever, ever strictly conservative in ita attitude and is, iis most faithful ally, nm th 1a to-day tiade the rocks to dance and wild animals to howls mew teas, treated the. Jatest arrival leap for joy. Chinese mosis was evidently not the most legitimate instrument of ¢ivilmation. with considerable distrust. This, perhapa, waa ninde for Enolich tars, for it was dese rived bear i Tt appeals to the moat highly evolutionized of all not surprising, as at that time, ond even to-day, former Commissioner of Embassy aa more+ like the apecialsengex, for hearing ia the senae that theme are officers and meni the Merchant the mome from myriads of cratked penny trum- is responsible for speech and language, and it is mervios Who look upon steam aa a method of hearing that-haa chabled us to profit from the pets than an wathetic musical production. propulsion with more than «a little saapicion, traditions of the ages and eoto arrive at our The Oldest Musicians. They say of it, ae theynay of wireless, We present state of progress, The Egyptians were probably the oldest sniled ships without 1, and ‘eould do now,” musicians, and Sir T.. G. Wilkinson, in his Extremes of Emotion. The“Old Salis." “ Mannors andCustoma of the Ancient Egyp- Music, like the mind which appreciates it, There ia ned Ao) GPa on. el Be Be day ay lie tune,” stated that their music was traditional, Ha motion, We know the mindasa chyna has not heard those words many times. It is handed down from memory so that the trend, asm Tronnimneg siteam of conecioieness: quite wscless tide ue 1hoTe‘tate efficiency. olemin hymna of the Eeyption harpmte, whose This is also the fundamental property of music, APber tie at ikingroof theese feeyLn, harp are seen om the walls of ther tombe, haye whieh, like an emotion, begins, developa andl when wireless amply dervhristrated ra dachut- passndd away for ever from cxact knowledge, anda: and, like an emotion, it ia never long on A ness, sone of the “ aid shits hecan to think unless “they be atill vibrating and curling the the came level, Jt has yeloewhy and its piton there might bo something Hit after all, That waves ol air on-the yore of infinite apace, OF, Whries acconlingly. wirtlesa helped them comiderably during the indecd, unlessj—os if prohable—thoy were An é@émotion like the siviaista note im the War, most of them would ‘grudgingly agres; preserved by the Hebrews. from the. period of viet il ie aaa has iba elationa andl ita (epressions. bob that it oould le oof mae to other than the them deliverance out of captivity a a part of it also, like nie, has iterenti, which Varie— larger passenger boats in timo of peace + hey ietec tenrple services, and that,in consequence, as we all know in the region of feeling—from would nob for one minnie admit. Tb wae, in we are to-day Debening in our own serviees to the soft emetiand of love ard tenderness to fact, proicted by many that in 1922 no cargo fome of the harmonies of Miriam that hod been extremed of rage ‘al iury, corresponding fteamers would be equippel with-euch a use- taught to her and others by the tyrannical acain. to the musical crewenda pud dim- less (7) encumbrance aa wireleas. Pharncts, inuero. These same seepiios im TZ are heartily glad lt may not be an extravagant supposition Lastiy, an emotion has its own special timbre that their prophecy has foiled to materinlixe, to think that the early Christiana derived or quality; hope, fear, love, grief, joy, anger Why ? The answer may be found in thefollow- through the synagogue some of the melody of and diseust all depend on the mental tenpora- ing scene, true of many & cargo ship arriving in “their péalms, hymns and spiritual songs” ment of the individual, aa doca that of music o home port anywhere since broudessting from their Jewish brethren, who, in turn, had upon. the molecular constitution of the instru- Bharted «— adepled them fram the carly Egyptians. ment, and the nature of the vibrations trana- The captain and several of the officers hare It i¢ ako not improbable, when the Christian mitted to the ar—whether by reed. sinng, theiy wives aboard, During dinner they have Church first introduced the Paalms of the Old wool or metal Thus, music and an emotion are been telling “ Sparka" (the wireless operator) Testament into her service, that they were analogous, and they have a fundamental co- just how useless wireless ia to them, that. it received with their tunes as well, However cxistence in nervous matter. cant lest, cto.—a favourite pastime when other

topica fail. About & p.m, the second officer drops into the wireless-room for a chat, Hap The Radio ‘Exhibition. pening to put on the ‘phones, he hearse some music, “By Jovel” he exclaims. “1 must HE Ail-Brittsh Wireless: Exhibition or- improvements may suffer come disappointment, tell the ‘old man” about this,” ganized by the National Association of Science can make wonderful haste in adapting Radio Manufacturers will be opened ot the itself to practical application, but once this “' Marvellous.” Royal Albert Hall on Saturday, September state has been reached it invariably ‘settlea Halfanhour has not clapeed before the wire- 27th, by Lord Riddell. down into a gait of steady progress. Thix has lese-room is crammed fo bursting point, all the The Exhibition will continue until October been a0 in every new and important: movement, available telephones have been split wp, and each Sth, and will be open to the public from including thying, teleography, sautomobiliam, person has4 single carpiccs jammed to his, or WSO am, to 10 pom. and other developments of like leinel. her, lead,while the operator looks on with Those whe visit the Exhibition, will gain The Albert: Hall Wireless Exhibitien will the air of one who has longed for this day but come idea. of the present size of the British satisfy every visitor that the standard of manu- never expected to seo his hopes so fully realized. Wireless Industry and perhaps a suggestion factere anil the results in the standard of purity Not a sound is heard; the sir grows thick of what it might yet become in the near future. of reception have been considerably raised during with tobaceo smoke, At 930, = steward enters the past year, with supper; o cup rattles; the “ old man’ Eritain on Top. The “ 2L0" Military Band, conducted by Mr. glares at. the intruder with intense fury. The When itis remembered that there are now Dan Godfrey, Jun., will play every afternoon steward fades away, and wonders with his ship- himost a million lioences imsued, tb is some in- and evening during the Exhibition, The music mates what everyone is doing up there, instead dication of the huge industry which haa been played by this band will be broadcast during of being ashore, built upon the foundations of wireless sciense. the evenings of Saturday, September 27th and At Il pom. the local broadcasting station Tt constitutes, too, proof that British emterprise Saturday, October 4th, from 7.30 p.m. to 0.90, closes down, the captain breaks the silence ia a8 keen to-day and a9 forcible aa ever if was, as well aa during the ovening of Tuesday, with “Marvellous, marvellous! 1 always anid British wireless products are now sackndw- October 7th. A special stand has been erected thera was-a creat future for wireless, 1 wonder ledged to be the best in the world. Those who for the band near the huge organ in the Hall. how much one of these gadgeta cost 7" visit the Exhibition with any doubt of thiswill J A, Coun, leave with the certain conclusion that this is Tue wireless apparatus of a now Zeppelin ee no overstatement of foot At the sane Lime, bought by the USS. Government is said to have STREET fatalities areeo numerons in Austrian anyoné who goes to the Exhibition with the A telographic racdiva. of more than 500) miles thatthe police are nowprovided with motor-cara ideathat they will see nothing but revolutionary and a telephonic radius of 300 miles, fitted with wireless for chasing reckless moboriste.

Bers EM BEI Porn. 1fe4 RADIO. TIMES a= el 3

nels ae geedeete fe 2 EVENTS OF PEOPLE IN THEPROGRAMMES

THE WEEK. A Clever Flaut'st. SUNDAY, September 28th. attains sHcness nob often that.a woman LONDON, 3.0.—The J. H. Squire Celeste fF aftia @ Aube plaver, but Mise Edith Penvidle,

ee Octet. whi is to phy alt London “tation on September bee eee 8.0.—The Oratorio ‘ Elijah *' (Mendels- = 28th, is an expert on thal instrament,

ee sohn). S.B. te Glaszow. ehe has been before the public aaa solo

ae BOURNEMOUTH, 6.55.—The Sacred | from quite an early age, becoming better known Cantata, “‘The Holy City.”" (A. BR. to Londoner after winning a scholarship of Gaul.) T e e ee “the Royal Academy of Music.

NEWCASTLE, 9.15.—Seme Chamber ee

et Amongst her pleasantest recollections Misa = Miursic. peel Penville revalls the kindly appreciation of het ce GLASGO W, 3.0, —Symphony Concert,

ABERDEEN, 3.0,—Bach-Mendelssohn- fae talent by the late Hana Richter. Tie famous eter Handel Programme. ae conductor congratulated her on her per

Se formance of a work by his friend Doppler, the eset

pet: MONDAY, September 79th.

ALL STATIONS(except Belfast), —7.30. Dr Hungarian flautist and composer,

7 “ Soortemen All."’ foan Misa Penville hae also been heard in tioest of n a r

i TUESDAY, September 30th. the principal towns of Great Britain and Treland, eater i LONDON, 7.30.—Ballet Music (Pavlova ”a and she toured as soloit with Mme. Tetrazzini. j Season); Relayed from Covent Garden. | he lias also appeared at the Promenade } Part5.8. to other Stations. 7 Concerts with Sir Henry VViond Ss orceieat ta. i BOURNEMOUTH, 7.30. Municipal | In *-The- Immortal Hour.” Orchestra Night. Conductor : Sir Dan | Godfrey. O* Thursday, Oetober 2nd, when Mr. Tiel CARDIFF, 7.30.—An Hour with Easthope | Rutland Bouphions Jnemortal Sear is

nea Martin. ; hroatvast, the leading part of Etuin will be “ta 7.40.—French Composers’ | played by Miss Elsie Suddaby. ignt J Mixes Suddatiy WisOpe cf the hirat BOs ERALGR hata BELE AST, 730. ListerNight. # to broadcast from the old Manchester tation, WEDNESDAY, October lat. i although she was originally intended for a

Treen LONDON, 7.30..--Chamber Music Evening. * pianist. Singing, however,appealed to her BIRMINGHAM, 7.30.—Symphony Con- | ater more, and she soon became well known as a in cert. Conducted by Percy Pitt. of < Woomlist, BOURNEMOUTH, 7.30. From Overseas. | She has sune withthe leading choral societirs, MANCHESTER, 7.30.--Morning, Noon, and lias appeared at the Kendal and Leeds

and ae Festivals,

tector BELFAST, 7.30, Symphony Concert. Thay Don'tSpeak Now ! (1) Miss Edith Penville; (2) Miss Elsie ae THURSDAY, October 2nd. ISS SUDDABY telle an PUTER hod shar’ Suddaby; (3) Col. the Rev. James Smith; ALL STATIONS (except Belfast).—7.30. (4) Mr. Harold Derbyshire; (5) Messrs. A. E,

eee of a certain vain singer who waa boastin« “The immortal Hour ** (Rutland Nickolds and Albert H. Howe. Boughton). of her fame te another vocalist. alee ‘Do youknow,” she said, “I waa ofercel "* Doublis.”"

BELFAST, 7.35, “Shakespeare Night." eae boa week to stay in-New York.” eeig said that everyone has a “double,” tot FRIDAY, October 3rd, “Really | replied the other, aweetly; af ariel i nok piven to every. person to. mect LONDON, 5.0.—Half-an-Hour at the Zoo.

rhc 5.B. to all Stations cxcept Belfast. peep was the offer made in London oor Anerf° hit or her“ double“ in real hfe. Perhaps one CARDIFF,. 7,30.—"' The Freedom of a» { Talks On Egypt. of the stranceal eoincdeners im this connection Mowntaincor,”* + EGOINNING in October, ‘on important 13 the case of Mr. wi. EF: Nickolds and Mer, GLASGOW, 7.45.—“A Night with the | series of six talks on Eowpt will be given Albert H, Howe, who. are very popularwith

ee Romany.” at Aberdeen Atation by Colonel the Reverend listeners. SATURDAY, October. 4th. i James smith, “TLE. who is one cof the best. Mr. Nickolds has beon 4rell- known to London BIRMIXGHAM, 7.30.—‘* Caste " (T. W. and provincialaudi¢ncees for 4 long time aa an known minitters in the orth oof Sentinel. As ee Robertaan). A Comedy in Three Acts. 1 a clergyman, he has been notorally interested entertainer af the piano and zither-banjo vir- pee 1 ro a in Egypt, and has made a special study of its tuoso. Mr. Howe was for many years a popular & history, His first visit there took place in 1S, humoretand baritone in the West of England, MIXED NEWS BY RADIO. when Lord Kitchener was Sirdar of the Fev ptian and later a tecrintto the Landon concert plat- aeSSOof astroony 1a of the OPO Army. While there. he made himself intimately form. Both are entertainers at the piano, both that New York i ait unsafe nace bo live in, acquaiited with the antiquities, othncgrapite, raconteurs, beth Ive writers, and both com- According to the Neewiine! ffosele, of New geographic, religous, anid racial, posers, Most remarkable of all, iheir facial York, “he contends that there is somncthtivs Colonel Smith i on pauthorzel lecturer fox resemblance is bewildering cven to their friends, defective. about therocks which form ‘the thee Egyptian Exploration Fund, for whieh he Practical Jokers, formation for the skyscrapers of Monhattan, has done much service in spreading interest i and that the tremendons weight piled on the HEY ore confirmed practical jokers and that fascinating land. iti will prove too much for it, with the result delight in confounding their audiencea by that someday New York will be wrecked byan The Boy Know Best. Mixing themselves up in & way that makea it earthquake beside which the Japanese disaster VOUALIST who often smgs at Manchester impossilWe to distinguish whitch ia which. A will paleinte insignificance, ‘These ideas may i@ Mr. Harold Derbyshire, Originally favourite trick is for Mr. Nickolas to play a have something in them, and again they may intended for the scholastic prolession, he hater banjo solo, retire to the wings with hia accom- nit, bit the pound ef it all i that the professor thought that business hod a greater call, He patust, Mr, Howe, thrust the banjo into the announced his opinionsin front of a microphone, then decided to enter the singing profcaston hands of the latter, who coolly walks on amd ‘An Tivliaw Imer wae somewhere in the some five or six years ago, and trained tinder takes the applause, an the audience ia nome Mr. Fred Royle, of Manchester and London, the wiser, Ad lanth on her way to New York, and, of course, phe hod o radio receiving eet on board. The Mr. Derbyshire relates a funny story about Of course, the instrument again changes a school inspector who was testing a class in hands in the wings before the encore ia played. radio operator, evidently an Ttalian, got the story slightly. mixed, and the announcement arithmetic. Bat one sad. cvening the biter was bit, Mr. was made to the passtngera that an carthquake ed Suppo, | he amid to one bay, “I tent Lt Nickolda slipped away and Ieft Mr. Howe to had swept New Vork out of existence and that father £10 on the understanding that he paid carry on. The aucience was insistent, and poor Mr. Howe was faced with thetask of plaving tho the famous skyline Was no more, The pas- me back £14 month How much would he sengerd passed a fevermh time until the pilot owe me at the end of six months}” encore piece, Aa a matter of fact, he canmot came on board, They nearly mobbed him in “Ten pounds,” replied the boy, promptly. play “The Blue Bells of Loch Lomond,” but— their angiety for further details, and he had “But, my boy.” said the inspector, “I'm he tried! The result was painful, but still the audience dithcuity m0 conveing the mi that business was aftuid you don’t know very much about coinOn as usual in-New ¥ ork." arithmetic.” did not suspect, and finally the banjoiat, had to lemon “Vea Ff do” anaweted the lad, “but: Tm appear and play inorder to preserve his repo- Owing to p-sssure on our space Listere ss afracd you don't kpow very nitie ly aha ny tation, which hal suffered: rather badly af the Letters are unavoidably heldover this week. father.” lands of his partner.

-—-~_RADIO TIMES -—— __ SEP (HERics 1934, WIRELESS PROGRAMME—SUNDAY|( S e n t . 2h.

The ictiers "2.6." prinded in tistics in these programs LEONARD DENATS. ( Violonce fo), a5. Denes Dy ta badite tigeity # Simubtineom Broadeast irom the sation men NIGEL DALLAW AY. (Pianoforte, Tiered. Tins Saith The Lard =o] LONDON. ALICE VAPGHAS. (Contralta} * But Whi Miay igi Late te ja atiperd 1 1} PAVED HAMLETON (Bramaiic. Recrtai " For He Te Lik :: 2.0,—Tink Signal From Bie Ten, Gointet. 4.0) THE ‘OY AL RATH HOTEL Programe Sot. ha Mencaatte, yeriane he Ring's. Lactitlenatt rar (i ORCHESTRA THE J, Ho. S00 IRE CELESTE OCTET, selection, " Oi Ballo iv Moschern ** Relayed from King’s Hall Hears. Under the Leadership of Verdi Pareia Misical Director: DAVID 3. LIFF MAYER CORDON iSy CHILDREN'S CORNER, S08. freon ALICE TOOTHILLG (Contrulte} up in Jfy Saul a i heater fh. ee i erie fay da LEONARD GOWIINGS | Tenor], on hala BOYTH: PEN VILLE {meio F lurks) | Aceompanae hy bie (Oomiparer. | #.50.—Choir of Rosebery Park Baptist Chorech : The Oetet imatet (horrnaster,; Jon Va rr Heyma Thc i, ait ist Church H viii] “ Eternal Liverlure, Fives 1 ee it eee evel Buri le Frew Pia ronan lales 1 erat fy Lights Cointiralia Sans 1) By Corel Reef and Sisal Pudi. 3. [2) ay eels cs “0 Love:-Prom Thy Power *") | PUL Saval Lowe Song: (3) Festal Barer G.00,— lhe Hew, J: GREG Df OU GLAS + Helig- wid: Delilah *") 2.2... Saat -nea Dramatic Recitil HOA Address, ‘ Bbive Eves :: {puri Ero firkdi Soliloquy cia Ppa * a, ftenice (1a) 8.45.— Chote 3 Anthem, “1 i. Let c. Re. Violin folos "The Abid Couey are = Herein (15) lar nto The Tard“... Dr. Goendleis ‘Cope Yrennds " ,: Aretaled Quintet Ayn, "When L Sorvey The Woodr "Ges Rondea: dea Loti? oo... Heri Wahiaie in ie: : finenndarhof Crass (he, 1135, Baptist ; Ten 1 Scenes, “hipey Tell ater Piercy Heyer j. i Fay Dhaaii 1ES E : Seren! - Srvvece Ktnatter: [T} MONE. ‘THE HOLY cis 1° Aly Lovely Gain’Pare Foarare WF fare | 1} The Earls Miorhiing '* Sey duiicicns a A Sacred Cantata lay Tas ial, "Bo-Fair ao Flower" . ernie Foals * Almond, Wild Alimama” es : Pref WINIFRED ASOT’ r eesuiseann l Fate BalasSi. Drivin alli: Hac l Eu. LADS ATES [Aiesn-Sepirans), Barcaralle : er Cathe rigie Rirre i Pa Canin BERT BREWS: (Tener) VWarictions on a “Them hy Morir Songs. HERBERT SMITH (Besa. Baritone): fife aia ida fiaha “Dream Valley Slate oe (ESSE RECGAT } Giritter fT) i ontralie), The Octet. Fam Would DP Mhange *' THE “6AM AAA, . Pwo Artengements for Muted Strings : innate THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA. (a) * Traomer60, SCH Buite Lyrique Tehaikorsiy rea hay {ly} "Phe Be ite . Xelgbers (1) Canto-appassiotate: (2) Canto bio: (apt. We. PAA PAE RS TON KE, Foor Movenents from “' Vhe Swteracker i) Canto Blemaca: (4) Canto d-Anrore ; 2.55: i-—Irtrediocl lk losirumenndal), id ee ; Pehaifarsty (5) Andante Cantobih (nai sks Fit by r (1) Overtars BMowialure: (2) Danse dics J. (.°3: Paterson: Tenar’ Saln ) ; AnTMILGEr + =a F cock cvintg Ve aims iF Mirlitons :(3) Danse da ia Pee [Jip inal et 4. | : ha (wilh Celeste Obligate); (8) Valse dex Sof fren SOS. CHILDREN'S (OHS ER. . eras Ss. Ihet. A fee rates ri; Lere Air, Ay Sed Te Atlee Por Contralia PeOEners., EL. Religions Servic eondicied by Lod. - Urention’s: Tym _ Heetiorem (1) Che Hew, Ci, 1), “i EA TH.ane frio fonaccomparied) into. Al ' Zi Charming Chloe *: freranin (17) Helaved Tren Si, Agtath ‘slurs hyn I oprand Conttaita, “AL Eveypid “Dashing Away Wilh a Smoothing: Tron” | Pe. lit Shall. Be Light," on, 0. share (TY) (orcs, TheyThat Bou a Tears" Wrolin, Vooloncéie andl inn, Symphony Programme. (amiraito Av, “ Ere Biith Mot By ct? Finale from Tt Wd ini pi MD inet Afr ae / v can ie THE STATION 87M PROS 4+ : Foi Thee, if ‘ries Lew Flnte -Sodoa: ORCHESTRA Country." ug iyac bee os ire saveqiaprer ta ae Conducted hy JOSEPH LEWIR, horns, " Thine Ix The Kis ond t! apriccitTeh : ihe oP cneap~ be wraiths II. Interne| lustrumentyad} The Oebet. GEOFFREY DAM® {Tenor Bass Ate A ew Hewven undn Mew Hungarian Rhapsody Mio. 1 ese csepue. Davee ELSYE STELL (eto Violin), Bearih,"" Tenor Songs AM. Ulypehestars Chamil GBanetis, “* Holy,Holy, Had 'Plryvlty Has Soch Charny traces Leer, | Linteed ics Pea ay horus foro cert Choir, i - Led Line are Foarne Vi raf 1) Symphony Th ik Be a) Aba fiiel ice a heavens Rejoice.” Ts Gather Vn Hise| thes .. Sepals raneit Set ba. bebo Agr; “ “Lo the Lord Our Gad,” * "The Hoad Thrall Leads toeeea” treene ‘ave Phivicanghey Giiiter (Tj lonmiritoa Ain,“ oine- Ve. Rleced-af iy ‘TH Blender Lite Was tiered Forth °° Vive Oelet, Father. Selection of Laudon Ronald's Baws Ve aman ewe Seni horns: {ana mpanied), * The Fin- Crre (ferme. (5) * E’en Asa Lovely Flow” Ay iakae ine Pot is-for Silve Annananesr >: , Ge Binal leet. “Milking Bin" \,-.-. von Aerie peat (24 TherWhich .O5.30.—CHILDREN'S CORNER A. rer * Ama bel Tea" { Shan Saab, Agr ese Are Aberdeen, Wore So, ait fhot-or lereat Tt Fleo}ed ior , Tint (sopra od Contralie), They #0, * ELIJAB <*> (ih Romance in A Minor iF ee i Stall Hosger No More.” {afr nilelena \ Onrehest iru Cita Let ural Chorus Litsh2 Aun Chea te, Mauch Taperrial ipo Pwtriah i. ere (TT Che | | erubbe Host.” Ay it. Fay. ty Fertepenee', : 19.0.— WEATHER FORECAST -and NEWS. Bass Sule, “' And JI Heard the. Voice of The words ie lecteaffromi tlw iid le SLi Teil Sw. bea eon Ea 1 kl SD alrs., DORNTHY SILK. Harpers." 10.15.— Clas dawn, Chorts anid Onoariet, “* Geet ong Marvel. DOROTHY CLARE. ; ts Announcer: Perey iter, as Are “Tiry Works, Lord God SPENCER HOA, REX FALMER, 10.0.—WEATHER: FOREC:rT and NEWS, THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA ASD BOURNEMOUTH. Qo fromaondow, ‘Local Nuws. CHORTLE, DO.15 Orchesien Conducted by DAN GODFREY, Jane REGINALD §&. MOAT (Sebo Violin) * Judex " (from Sore ct Vital houoy Li} DENNIS NOBLE (Beritene) ot (Approx. |.—The Rey. FATHER. GAME 10.2o.—Major STANLEY Aen: Ex: ary 15 ron, fd, Church of the Tamaculate ay Hewiialed: S.Moore from the Porm of Wailliim Morrie, Conerpliun, "Fam Street: Religions Ad- . Adaszio from Sonata ii ts Minos " Baek be, C lise dawn. dps, * Adapin ane Alleera mu eaceeenreae (ooPpedla Armaninoer = Joho EH Raymond, 115.—" ELBA” (Continued), 5.20 Dennis Nolle, 10.0.—TIME SIGNAL FROM GREEN , Cai, Laively Ravi ta a Olletine CARDIFF. WicH. WEATHER FORECAST and Puesine iy ia re cael ae Purecit 3.0-4. a) BLOODWEN oC ARRLBON GENERAL NEWS EOULLETLA, So. “The Lote Plover.” AWitven {Mezzo-(ontraital, fn of Stefanie. Local. Mews, Kegitiald i, Aeoal, THE STATION ORCHESTRA: Ti +5,—(C hike own, : [evayhia tyme ae 5 ce deal “a Anmouipeer : 0). A. Lu Wis. BRAITHWAITE. Heanis Solis nes)¥ WARWICEOrehectra “The Hall” crenata ss Overture, “! The Noeiads " BIRMINGHAM. Oe COB eesaeecaa ses cance i tor aren yeh Sferdaale Jy ninefe 2.0-6.0; THE STATION PIANO QUINTET: Plie Abit. *" i ; "OS. Agnes Bve* Colertiige- Taylor FRANK CANTELL(Ust Violin) Ping nelasRa ELST STELL (2nd Violin), yon | ; :; ae lp 4 A nomber ageieet a oousical item indicates the pame ARTHUR KENNEDY (Viola). ef ite publisher, A key Lod of poblighers will be four on Mosorka Bewinka‘’...... A pore 15,

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Ferreupber: Gore, 1824.| ——- BRABIO TIMES r WIRELESS-PROGRAMME—SUNDAY«obi

Th: ister “G82 printed in Halies- in these programmes 4. Li Bato WV tobi ABERDEEN. | Henly A Bimulignsou: Eroadeast trom the sation men fA ainnte iran) ; a osccg “ La Cupricense’’ ice ee Bach Mandelssohn—Handal. | 7 So a abwen Saar a ré Bole: "Dini tke ! FAUT PENS INGTON fSitehaid: | rhee ClotheBanter ‘Lairiotat Heavenaba ' ieeeDawhittPhOEmT (as} FC inelan| ariapagalcial At ous Peels LAWHEALEa Fy . MACALLi ‘e {Than Lb): Dena, ALEX, SLAPRs i7 LC 4") OPOeeeie ecil lf nat Ceres‘ ari eee ' eee/ meee‘. se* MARIESSUTHERLAND) = 5 (Pianotorte)Ba cet bt Pwo Syriphonie Dances * iryiey Aiea aie Loritiralin ekgSaneEp etdaaisVenereni vik nen

an fal Go IV Bibdwen Coerleon lal “ Welsh Fewk Songs ogre at lh aged Wit rr ey ieee at de oe + Seely . Eteie Abin foe Flaite wrvcl me L bilgs ,

(eer ie coh | rr fli ere Fe ai e Sinan te : = a I foddae Hi iI : ie Fie

Selected, “Wy Heart EscoBotha” Rack C1 eMgeile1 PsPoetigneI enssisone 5BloelK 6.95.39 CHILDREN'SVielin Folos,CORNER, 8.ff, from * Cian: Beectans De Buck . beac Wee TY merlin, oeee ‘ 1 i atti al —_ q ‘aas Pan TelPe PRC 5TantaELLY leyLi midge E iRapplviscliI Checli fe ieereraatieiid iy; iad 7 40.0.0 37)" ORCHPSTRA DAMEGRD NEWTON (Baritone " Slamber Now, Ye ie v Evel Te Mie ee Bel Se eee Bieri ait ; LPC nesPh (echestra. HERBERES Ey Sa OVO eT ia asa aed oe bia Hardin if HPAL aMarch Foie — ot Biile ards rij mn ches eet : { 1 . irish i "is 2 j i Announcer: A, HL Goddard. Dieehine, Dan aya ieee Aasor? = ae gew.ss tt 3 “Th ny & Ete vee ell Sues ve : ‘. 5 p a t —_ 7 Fi-5.30,—_CHLLDREN'Sa iiae CORNER. of ya ugha. AopenBiicnartin Sao ree eae Maud Pennington. ; vio F ;; Bons, “electerl rt ‘ A il ist ISH aude iii Fe Fs ' : ori £10 a— hoe at Floath Pack Presbyterian a aa Saas ei 4.0, Luvwrence Macaulay, "Trompe -Shall” -foond* {** "Fhe Soni, Pelectad. Sivan:1 i L Ta The ilk Will Lite Mine TheSoe Fe i ; Civhestra. Eyee (Beottish Psalter}. Bpetied iat Neil lima ty Overture jo ©) 5 : : Nemilelesofua Anthem,“ Happy Art Thoo, 0) Dsrael.” Baits 8 e Ses i Aland Pemmineton The| KHey...i ) B4 a 34, 7| Eaaa BoAes ni: Rtea ; 1;s PE Lha Las. Pa Laits) oe Le TBaerondiordePindew (1% ‘ Angelsi Eyera BiBR ckcaHehea teanil Fairds Handelri (1 EF are Presley tern Charch, Lt I! ea Lt I Well Sinme.oof JT] Cire Ade fourthicrgiesof ofthe DuttWeeklyL i tTalks e , ’ Hiv.on “airsubject,itual4 Selection,“hot od Aner"“‘Gheron "...ey eachenHfuberntBehagety = oemM e n d e fa e s o hE n (11) = Cshi len : re s is bn fet Bitite, " " Cithelda 2. an f isoe Teales ar the °alee oeitts "ee ra alee ro 0.10 Wictees. eae eee ea Ny at A Savéniga Protector I ee “Ts Nop His Word Like a Fire" (“Elijah''| £.0-5,30:—C BH ILDREN'S CORNER. Sih. geal

s * Asi adefseclin (LF: Sfoit hone S40. “Memories, Images and Precious Thoughts. SIDNEY G. HONEY: Talk to Young 8.50. Service r e l a y e d from North United Free EDAITH GEA ER (Pape Hick People. j i hoe. FELICE HYDE (Contralto). §.30.—Hemn. " O What the Joy and the Glos Minister: The Rev, J, PRINGLE. SCOTT, Fe HARRINGTON [Baritote) fost Ee’ 1A: ond AE; 235) Bt, Clements: UVF. Chorch THE STATIS ORCHESTHA fhe Hey. Mowigin “GONKRE, of Bt, 030), (lechestrth

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Adventures at the South Pole. ByHerbert Parker. WELL), children! tell of the hardihood and endurance, and the creatures to molest them, Consequently, never Have you ever thought what a life enirage of my companions, which would have having seen human beings beford, they have no | preat alventire th must be bo hen explorer ? seared: the heart of ey ery Englishman,’ feat of them, How ftine- to go forth with gallant The story of the cxperiene:s-of that expedition Air. Ponting has said that “their onky foes He comrades into the onknown parts of the world, m the Antarctic isto by Mr. Herbert (4, are in the sea, the dreaded * killer ' whales, which anal hntthe with Natire te. wrest from her secrets Ponting it- his book, "Phe (read White South " prey upon them, The ‘killer’ whale is the for the heneht of the world ? (Duckworth and-Co., -price Ts. @al,),-as well as fiercest creature that inhabits the ocean, It is Every bey and girl at some time mustenvy by his film of the Expedition, “ The Great White a toothed whale, and it ia known to whalers thone wlio have done the things they as the wolf of the seas” because of ite

dream ofard the dren of adventure ferocious balkite, “Killer” whales ane in shared by all, Those who can hsten mostly about S0ft in length, ated to the story which will be told hy their jaws are fornished with a “nek Donald" from the Loneon terrible array of teeth Even the Station dunng the six Children's Hours largest whales are not immune frie beginning on Slonday, Sepbemie = 2 he. their ‘attacks, ‘Killer’ whales ‘proy will be thriled by the wonderful ac- upon seals, which frequently they venture of Captain KR, Fy Rest®, TR, catch by making an organized attack and tua here comritles in the fouth upon them, while the seals are sleeping Polar Expedition made om 111. It on the tos The * killers lege wae duro thet ee ppaedan that the their backs wp against the jee Trem gallant Captam met hie ‘demth, No below, and thoes break it gine? wet tte Te pero con neil the Inet werd bop ls lite the w acer, int his diary, found opon his body at A Narrow Escap:. the “nth Pole Niaey preci hes later, without being inspired by the daunitless “Once TD very aecrowly cacaped with Valour of seeh hermes. my life from ‘such,an attack when J was on the ioe 4 {Phe whales, eight in Facing Death With Courage. number, broke upythe fee for nearly Fucine death with a. fortitude as twenty vords around me. Fortunately, great as has everbeen known, tm a was not precipitated into. the sen, Apot which ouly he and. his few eom- or my Auitarchie oexperionces wall Tithe had ever conquered, he wrote in lave ended then and there, | jst the last moments of hislife, ~ We took

managed to keepiamy footing on the naks, weknewwe took them: things CAPTAIN SCOTT'S PARTY AT THE SOUTH POLE. raft of ice om which I was wolatedl, have come wit against wa, acl, there- Back Row : Captain Oates, Captain Scott and Petty Officer Evans. and as the whales attacked nie, i fore, we have no cause for. cornplaint, Front Row : Lieutenant Bowersand Dr. Wilson. jee peal from floc to floe, with the but bow io the will of Providence, Whiles turning over the iee-bloeks close determine! aii] to do our best to the last. Silence,” which is now being shown throughout at iuy heels, ahd | managed to reach firm jor in Bit if we hove been willing to give our lives to the country, and is one of the most valuahle safety.” this enterprise, which is for the honour of our Arentstores ever tlie, Interesting is Ate the Seale and whales, tha country, | appeal to our countrymen to. see Ho was able to take intimate pictures of Polar ponguins are still moreso, "Phe Adele pengiin that those who depend onus are properly cared life, perl jee ly ol aoals, AS ny le have Vick LeeS of the Antarctin geaa- are the amost eoniogl far. when cutoff the ea, In the Autaretio there are ercatures imurinable They are fer binnier “Had we lived, [ should: have had a tale te no polar beara and wolves, or any other land than the “warm ” water penguins in eur Aen, ae They have a comecdian-like logk and walk, ard their habita are as comical as their appearance THE STORY OF THE BRIDGE. Whydid they want to catch him?’ asked and deportment. They are the Charlte Chaptins the bary, Of the Far Seath, Ey E. W.LEWIS. Wait) while 1 tell you, Sant Sabo, In hie. Poutine had to take greatpaing with this thesedave, the moor was-m wild plage; t'sa NELE HARRY and camer, for rotating parts areapt to freeze wild place now, but i was very much wilder Isobel, with Sabo i Antaretie temperature. He had eoustantly then, and avarcely anvbody. lived there, except ob the berniet of to be on the wateh lest hia lenses should get hobeoblins in the woods and canta om the Mitch the good Gar frosted) over, and-his developing was only dane rocky places, Roger, Weert Pie anccessfally by taking infinite pains. Ive must ‘Nat wasn't afracl of them,” sant Saba, on their wi hughes be he melted for the neces ary water, and: daria home, They had ‘for dis mother was-a witch: woman and had evelopment, Fixing and crying the film, the left Cornwall be- taught him all her seterets. Lf a hobzoblin mosh serupolous care must be taken on account henel then, ane tried to do himany harm, Nat turned him inte a of the frost, Onee, thoughtlessty, he held crobked old trees and although the giant tried Were vival inr their Miner screw fora moment in hie mouth: rE way towards Exe- to hall him hy thmwing rocks and boulders at froze instantly to his lips, and took the skin fer when, a a him from a distance, they never came nearer to wit them wen ies Fenored it. certain proce Hin (hin that, exeept two young giants whe, These are someof the interesting things he tella on thie. penal ont day, chased ‘him right down to the river: of in his hook, and shows in his film, of one of tha and when Nat found himsell in a ticht corner, something greatest adventures uoclertaken: by brave men, he faced round opoa them, and turned them re wept Wwroe the story of which “ Unele Donald” will tell —— SSS Ase ‘and they had into two prey stamding stones by means of a fron London next weelc, = to fit into a aed} hia nother heel tanelt him, garage for repairs, The place had a pretty “hn this site ol the ativer, went on Sabo, (Co tt ed from fhe precious cola iy) Tide « mntSabo ‘was hirprised to. fined “and just opposite to the place where Nat had ivy. This waa Nat's. lriegpte, For when he that ithe bey who was doing odd jobs put the wiants under a spell and turned them wanted! to ches the river he shouted a magia ghout Ue parece, and seemed to he willingto into two standing stones, as they micht he two word to the tye grey stoneon the otherbank, talk, did hot know why it waa called by that tall gate-posts, there were a couple of ash trees and they became two giants again, and, seizing name, So Sabowns pleased io tell lim, growing side by ankle, The trees were so close the tops of the ash-trees, tity drew them down “In ihe tar-away (lays, he said,“ there was together that the ivy, which waa growing stout a0 that theyreached from side to side of the a man called Nat.” anil thick up each of them, was able to cross river, and the trees with the ivy between them : Died hie live here-?" asked thie hiv. over froin one tree to the other and back again; made a splendid bridge over which Natanossed : “Well, hereabouts,” replied Saho; “ his and it had become so twined and tangled with and then the giants let the trees go, and Nat home waa on the moor, luthe was here, there, iteelf that all the space between the two trees turned them to stoneagain until the next Linge and everywhere; he was often seen, bat nobody was filled in with a thick soreen of twigs and hie sheole want them. coull ever catch him.” (Cowl: wed da the meet col|.) 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titi B0-5.45.—"SWAR”" “FIVE OCLOCES "3 LO-2.0.—Time's inal from G reanwich, Concert, 7.30-9.00. Talka to Wornen. (Girace Howells (i Ao- The * 20b00 “Bie and Dorothy Bemnstt tralber), (Soprano}. ye Sportsmen All! a 6.45-6.50.— CHILDREN'S CORNER. | $.15-$.45.—5ir HENRY WALFORD DAVIES, alee A Comedy of Sporting Memories, rf 0.45—7.0, Extrait From flies MSS. of ‘thie like LL.D) FORA. on “Asie” invented and arranged by famous Welkh Pact ane Historian, 4.0-5.0.—Time Signal from Greenwich, Con- A. CORBETT- *iGlanfirwd,” ba hie eon, 2: GLAN-

eect: The “220° Teio. William WJ. aera Lene (Baritone) Travel Ptetore : Deen FRRWD.THOALAS, 1,“ Bored!Treasure THE SCENE is the Dining Room of an in Glamorgan.” * Vienma—Anstria,” by Elise J. Sprott. English country-house of the best sporting aml cpa 7.0-100.—The entire Programe 8.8. from 6,30-0, 15. —CHILDREN'S CORNER: “ The traditions.

Lonedan, Mappa’a Opmiion, firaprth Black's aan Our Host, Sir Lumley Basing, has enter- aa “ Children's Annwel.” Stories hay Elica i tained to dinner on his birthday a number Announcer: A. HH. Godtlard: beth Clank, §.0.—Dnele Donald wall take ‘ of old friends, sportsmen all, There is yr With Seott totheRouth Pole." (The * Geoffrey Ludlow, who“stroked Oxford Shara nidapriedl for & é@venmes, from 4 te victory in 19— ; Arthor Chandrins, who MANCHESTER. “The Great White South,” by ine } won the Grand National on “ Great- 3,.30—4.00,— Concert by the “22Y " Quartet. permission of Mr. Herbert Ci. Ponting, ) heart "; Stankey Beresford, who has “kept” —S————— F.Bw.G.8., ond the Publishers.) i for England v; Australia; Cecil Bornham, 1.30-5.0.—WOMEN'S HALF-HOUR: Terital ) who has skippered The Corinthians on hy Betty Jardine. 6.45-6.53,—Mr. EF. Le Breton. Marin, on * mieny a hard-fought field, anda dozen * Mystery, History, and the Family.” §.0-0.0.—-CHILDREN'S CORNER. I ore. T.0—TE SIGNAL. FROM. BIG GEN. ' The nuts and peri are yong round and, f.00-0,55,—W, FE, FORD, af Manchoeiee Unie WEATHER “PORECART -and ist 4 with them, a How of stories, memories versily Mitseum+ °"* ‘The City of Man- cheater— tte Origin and Development —-{5) GENERAL REWA BULLETIN. 3.8, 4 anal song. fo on! Statpana i Our Host to-night is played by Sir The Revival of Learning Brings Changes,” JOHN STRACHEY jthe B.B.C.. Literary ‘ THEODORE A. COOK. We leave our -110.—The entire Programme SB. from Critic): “ Fortightly, Book Talk.” 8.8. » friends, the audience, to guess the identity JLnarelian,

ia a jsfERLE Permeation of the several ‘sportsmen all,” _ Announcer: HE. Brenan. Local Miwa. fen For those interested to special events 7, - SPORTSMEN AL!" (80. te oll ets here is an approximate time-table :-— ial, 7.20.—" Our Host, and all good sports- NEWCASTLE. (Fi nF portcickprs été Gt ert evel agiakie } Peete men —and women.” h45-4.45.—A. Hedley (Rolo Concertina) Betti £.20,—TIME SIGNAL FROM GREENWICH, 7.40.—A "Varsity Boat Race. ay (Soprano), Michael Kelly (Aolo WEATHER “FOREBUAST ond PND 7.50.—A Grand National. Baxophome), = GENERAL REWE BULLETIN. Sah: #.0.— England vy. Australia atLord's. d.4h—0. 15.—WOSEESNS HALE-HOtE : Weokly fa an Ahiattens. ese £10.—A Disciple of Izaak Walton ews Letter. Ma: &, RK. arbor on Topical Talk. £.20.—The Derby. * Practical Cookery Talk—J om Milking

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G)-i Bat 0.4, Farmers’ Corer; Aunoinerrt-d. & IDedgearm 7.0-11.0.—The- entire Proqroamne S28: from The Story of the Bridge. JOT. BIRMINGHAM. (Conti wed from the facing page, ) Announcer: W, M. Bhowen. 5.20-4.30,—Loezella Picture Hours Orchestra, “The ivy was so thickly-grown and-so strong Eileen Barwell (Soprano), «ohn Van. Avil ABERDEEN. l Liviritenmnce). that Nat was able to crows the bridge on- horse. 2.16-3,.0,—Danes Atfemoon. Winfred F, 6.0-5,30,—WOLENA COLA EE: hiiney hack; and once, when he had been stealing; Rogers, FLEAS... Topical Horticultural he came back galloping through the moonlight Gordon Bmuth (Sopran)., Feminius Hints. Ethel Williams (Contealio} with half a dozen mounted soldiers at hisheels, Topics, who had been lying in wait for him. Nat 5, 30--0.0:— CHILDREN'S “CORNER: The Oe- 6.20—6.4t0.—CHRLDREN'S CORNER, epurred his horse and showted the magic word cheatra. will Talk (Part [j—"* The 6.30-6)405.— "Teens Corer: Unele Booso on snails to his giants, The bridge wasdrawn down, Biri, ost Afmican Experiences. and over it Nat went like a ewift shadow. .40-0,50.—6 Guides” andl Boy Scoble Bul: T.0-1L.0.—The entire Ppogramac 3.8, from “The giants had saved Nat's life so often Letin, Leondaiv, that theythought it waa time he released them T.0-1).0,—The entire. Programme SG. iron Anncuncer: J. C. 8. Paterson, from the spell. Nat kept promising them, ancl London. putting them off. So at last they decided to Annoudeer: A, AL Shinnia, strike, for even a giant will turn. &o, one day, BOURNEMOUTH. after they had pulled the bridge down for him 5.50-50. —Uherlea Crayford {Teniert hirer). to cross over, instead of letting it go up again, GLASGOW. Roma Howard (Ente rl miner fi they held it there—and there it has been ever 2.00-1.45.—Popular Afternoon: The Wireless THE BOVAL BATH HOTEL DANTE since, For Nat was eo angry that he put both () wartet. dein Cameron (Contralto), —. ORCHESTRA, relnvwd from King’s Hall the gianta and the bridge itech under -a apell, Talka:toe Women, Room. Musical Director, DAVED &, and next day he left that part of the moor LIF. 5,15-0,0.—CHILDRER'A CORNER: Letter andWas Dever Seen again. Competition Results, Talks to Womens J. 5. Gainbridge, D.80., “For a long time nobody used the bridge, on “Getting Fed ‘of Pesis—Motlis, .0-6.5,—Woathor Forecnst for Formers, Bectlea, eto” because they were ofraid least evil should 5.0-6.0.—_ CHILDRENS CORNER, befall them; but afterwards they plucked up f.40-6.55.—Dr. PIO DEL FRATE will ‘give courage, and it became the chief way across the a Talk in Ttalion: on “ Maregni,” G.0-6.80,—Scholars’ Half-Hour: J. Beater. river, When the trees grew old and began to 7.0-11,0,—The entire Programme 58.8. from foml, FBG, on “India andHer ret, the people built a stone bridge over them; Londo. Poop hes.” and for many veara there was the stone bridge Announéer: Mungo M. Dewar, 0.30-0-35.-=Waather Forétast- for Fanner. and the tree-bridge together. Bot a flood 741 1.0.—TAe titre Drege BB Pronk carned the tree-bridge away, and only the A-gomber against a mosical item indicates the mame London, shone bros ia now deft, although some of the of ite publisher. A ley list of publishers will be found on Annoticer > John AH. Raymond, ivy may stillbe teen growing upon it.” page [5,

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The letters “$0prprinted in italics in these programms te. The Shiatts of tompid Ffefefer §11) opiianAlhin, ore a SimulianeowsBroadcast frem the station men - 1h. The Story ofa Baby, Lord Duy‘in Balled of- Semmerwater "ov raham Peal (1 Wreaten qn ee [T] “Od tlothes and Fine Clothes" LONDON. 14 Boame “ Ely mon) Weather" Afei Cer Shee 1.0-2.0.—'Time Bretial from. Greenwich, Con frahakily (4 . Vieutiin: of Erigland é Bit werd ference cer:The “2L0" ‘Trio: anid Cearge 1s. After the Above, “It Ain't Gontia 10.3 (1, —( "lias : ili Tk Pizey (Maritere), Pee Te) Re (7) AGUNG= adohn’H, flavin , 2. 95-3. 45, —— Mr E RAY ROBINSON, Th, Cpanel& Cro Patter aired dubes President of the British Empire Naturalists tai | The H isteory of Ci pera 5 {hi Paeliat i CARDIFF. Assortation.onm’ British Birds.” (e) La Beheénne §+ (a) ae Lalit pert ; 5.0-4.0.—Falkman5 a n d s hia Orchestra, relayed 4.0-5.0.—Time Signal from Greenwich. Con- fe) The Future of One from the Capitol Cinema. oft Books Worth Reading,’ by Jenny 1%. The Spinning Song Waner-Dieke 4.0:4.45.— Ths Catlion Gechestra, relayed tren WA pew, Urpan and Orchestral Alosiec re- 16. All Aboot Barbara . Aoranhay (7 the Carlton Restaurant, layed from Shepherd's Bush Pavilion, 19. “* Harlequin'’s Song" Potter ond-dibes 50 245 —" SWAB SK ELVE OOLGCAA : §,40-6.15—CHILBREN'S CORNER: Songs 20, Father Time Introdes Matter and dukes Tulks to Women. Perey Holt. (Tenor). by Marjerie Booth (Contralte) Har- fo—WRAPHER FORECAST and NEWS. Bate 6.50,—CH TY ‘DREN ‘A CORNE ki: So, ten Footean: endrk Williams will tell-seme Stories: 645-77.0 I Lmpres sche af (reat Abadi th 6.0.—Tnele Donald—" With Seott-te the South MWe F. A. MITCHELL HEDGES Seal. Winker" (ie), 0 Vy Civ. Poéoek Poly "—Second Day [seer Monday's page}. frem Senoon... Loreal eis, 7,0. WEATHER FORBCAST atted NEWS, 6,45-6,55,—Mr, ERNERT tt CLARKE on Li), SYDNEY COLTIAM (Tenor) Sot neineae, ““Bome Interesting Abental “Pests." In a Shia Sng Recital. ‘tr. Hit HARD TRESEDER, fF: BS a 7.0--TIME SIGNAL FROM BIG. BREN. “Romance. trot Mignon’ ra PAA Chat on" ' Garden nf. aocal News, ee WEATHER FORECAST “and IST . From Afor" ah hes cael 7c) hir HENRY. WALFORD DAVIES,

sadech —_ GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN Sa, ‘Love's Quarrel” ee iis. Dae. Ld. Director of Moste smd fo aff Ahimsa, "TD Pitch Mv Lonely LAPS Ya0 -" fo enikes Chawman of the Nationnsl Comeil al fill ‘Moon Daisiaa."* : (Cents Mir: ROBERT A. SMITH, M i EE, Ee Music; University of Wales, on ** Melodies ' Palin Gal," 5. i, fooler Stations ‘Drink to Ale Onby Weitli Thine Eyes” vod How to Make Them." wre, tiaeditty fr (1) Local News. CONSTANCE [TZARD (Selo Violin} 10.30.—Clese down hath," Routd the Stations. ' “ Folk: Baanz = bp Garehner A reise e BALLET: MUSIC, Annowieer : 0.0, 5. Pateraan, “ Spanish Pined mn tr rethinde- A edare F Ti Relaved from Hovil Opera House, BOURNEMOUTH, Satahbanide and Tsanny:peeriny * hecho Covent frarden, Mir. FL BLIGH BOND cont ‘Thue Bev o20-5.0—The ““66A0" Trio: Reginald &. {Pavlova Season.) tions of Glastonbory Abbey." 4.1 5.—"" Tnavitation a la: Valse * . Weber Mowat (Viol). Thomas FE. Ubmeeworth 5.30, Easthope Martin and His Music. 46.—" Roun. the Rintions* (Continued). (Cellol, Arthur Marston (Pianie) William 9.0:- Ballet Music (Conlinnedd, Andersom (Bass). Tulke toa. Women; (AU Tiems Accompanied by the: Conipaser.) IL CONSTANCE TZARD (Violin) and Lee Prelodee ee tt Anne Furnell-Wiatson on’ Events of this 6.30.TIME Alors AL FROM G hk KEN WIC H, Month." EASTHOFE M ARAN | Piunotorie WEATHER FORECAST and 22ND §.0-6.0,—C HI LDREN'S CORNER, orcert ieee far yuplim pnd Pians fork : From the. Hinlto.* GENERAL NEWS. WULLETIN. 8.2m, 6.0-6,30,—Selotars® foalf-Hiowur: Mk in EF, | RATE WINTER: (haprand), fo aff Sfationa, Pepin, AA Pepeneh Talk." 7c Mr. F, A. MITCHELL HEDGES, F.EL.LA.,, 7.0.—-WEATHER FORECARBT. and NEWS, : Tha Lafond ils" fart iy aweline aria heed F.B.G.S., on The Mystery: of the SOR fram Doonelan: A Part Tide ™ fee fie iiefen Favaey (Sh Jongle."” 5.0, focal Stattons, Air, RONERT S3MITH,. Sif from Jvandon, Lernl News: Local News. : Albseruee™” Moen hay feacie Aidaty i i] 7,30-6,.0,—Intetval IW. HERBERT HEY iyEs R iTarituni} 10.0,—Rallet Music from Covent Garden: (Con Song Cvele, *' The Way ofa Ship" tinued, Swfe Cardiff cad Ohara, Municipal Orchestra Night. JESSIE RECORD (Contralte), Poems by C Fie Siefh5h " Divertissements.”* ind ** Rosaria’ 2 /(h) * Maornig Wateh’’ 10.45.—Ch oi dow fi. NORMAN ALLIN (Bass) (oe) ** ees. Votes ‘rie {cj ehLS3" ‘eon Announcer: A. oF, Paldiver, CHARLES LEIGHTOS ij Heidinge), certina "+; te)" Boll Aloug Eame."' BOURNEMODTH AI AICEPAL LV Constance. I ard, HORCAEST HA. BIRMINGHAM. So tonrneen Le tisk " ieee Relayed trom Winter (iardes a.00-4.30,—The Station Pian Quintet. Mera Saige Conductor, Sa DAN G‘ODE REY. 6.0-5.40,— WOMEN'S CORNER: Percy Edgar, We Herbert Hoyner, i. Jeasie Record, Dramatic Recital. The Hisky thald “Eottly Awealren iby Heart (" Sameon 5.3-6.40.—_CHIL DREN 's CORNER, Maca fy JAartio Lathes 6.30-6.45.—"Teens’ Corner: Cyril Midgley, mind). Dyelilady* ened Se Sate th Wow Setting the Old" Credh B.8e., FLRAG.R.; on Salt." Be, i paid Leighton Hymn. *"} TO.—WEATHER. FORECAST and NEWS. Readings.-from Thockeray, VE Katie Winter SOR, fram. Donia. #15. Orchestra. Al) For “Your ‘Marche Militaire *" wo Gedo Major VERNON. BROOK, M.TA:E., No. Words by Helo Toler (5 Bot a teries of Talks-on) Various Sports- yverture, ™ Masaniella * : ; | whey WValeovnels: Beat Bangier (' The deurden ' The Sporting Aspect af Motor Racine Concert Wults, ri The Alara rf Lowe a of han ""] IF eala by Te: Pf eh pe (3) Local News; Panis " 3t. Nicholas Dai in the Aberninge 7 ahet ; An Evening With a Pack of Cards, ’ Tha Musica LRBox™ cele ihe Words by Helen Taytor (5) Directed by J. HORACKH POTTER. Selection, “* Phitemen and Taucis = fee VI. Herbert Heyner 8.50 erin Abin, Atcthe Piang, F. RL ws, “All the Fun of the Farr ('' The Solera ' TheShadow ™ aya Our “ Hello” opening Chorns Sch ate ri of the Fate =a Jp ke wee eae aa wet he Cah Potter and SJwhers The re att Afar is amor seat '* Toterlde,”' "A Hallieking, Rollitig 0. Charles Le ‘ighton. 6 The Tale. of * FParlop Friday,” Sione"" . ceive Peles Readings: from ‘Thackeray, ‘Come bo thie ir." An UJ fl to-clate “Alphe ‘bet 9.10, Fegsia Reoord, Hw 6.40. WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. Patior end Sues rs"My Ain Folk" . de Lennon fl) SO dpam Feudon, . Anime Latte" ...... -..... dita Eebmniann

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cn “Three Cowboys * from the Rodeo 10.- -RALLET. MUSIC ' Devertissements ' Potter and fabes Pas ides. Patino cc cecaees (ride (Pavlova Senso}, abt from London, All Aboent: “" Qhir- Latila Bongalow " Suite No. 1. Peer Gyntlc. Gtrieg

oo 10.46—t jixae down, frill (1s) £30—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS Announcer: WW, WW. Battle, Fi it. recent Lanedan

a A Dramatic Playlet,“ StolenHaowrs ” Pattes Mr. F; A. MITCHELL HEDGES, aa. MANCHESTER. Charectem! * fron Lenten, Lacal News, 12.50-1.50.—Organ Musio hy H. Fitzroy Page, John (Gale cua sete ak Behe L.d. Norman Allin, ri loread ni the? Piceachitly FP ICvUre SP Panacraks hos essa de oddcdecs ee Chek Aly -Secreé PS eek . Theatre, A Btrect Singer a+ J Newsboy ‘ Death and the Maiden.me a Schubert 3, 30- 4,0.—Septet, relnyved te“am the Qxford Pie- Seene: John Gale's Private Office: eaLs hat Bleenpa. Trot Here ond There,’ from "Three Fishers Went Sailing ...... shales ture Theatre, Conductor, 5. Spurgin. UVGromitoc tseecs, Af eaenger " Lie There, My Lute"... dfanny lictnnn 4.30 5.0—WOMEN'S HWALF-HOUR: Ara, $ A Doade's Diltesvnechec ett Site Pk (La) “Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal" McCormick : “ Holiduya for Mothers.” 1 ‘The Railway Trip. . Wandaor (13) EP Otalier (1) 11. Gor“Tome! Rodget, hia, 7. 10.15, Charles Leighton; A nomber agains a mosical item indicates the nome ol ite blisker, A key list of publickers will be frond cn Petter and. Stes Readings: from Thackeray, Fuge

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The letters “3.8. printed im italigg in these programms Orchestra. Mr, F. A, MITCHELL HEDGES. BB. signity fh Simultamecds Groadenst trom the station men- Beloction, * Bugenie Onégin’ Tebokershy from London, oned, B. 2. HEN Re pertory Gompany. Lacal. News, §.0-6.0._CHILDREN'S CORNER, “ HONOURS EASY. 10.0. Alex. arate 6,30-6.50.—Mr: George WW, Thompson om * (lom- (A. EL Drinkwater.) . Vulean’GE cia eine, ty ron Commoditiw—(4) ‘The Spirit of Coal- A trifle of patches and powder. ‘The Calf of Goold a cenknere pea trounod Lag, ** ('aet: " Mephistopheles’ Serenade" ] 71.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. Fic) Lraint. ceccsaceces MARY PETTIE 10,15, Orchestra, S28. from London. Local News, Martha ‘tives. SAL BTURGEON “linpressions-.of Italy ™ . Charpentier 7.15-7.30,—Interval. A Chance Acquaintance ... GORDON LEA 10.30.—Clase down. ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE ENGLISH Scone: A Mansion, threemiles from the Announcer : Hy J. McKee, CONCERTINA PRIZE BART, high roadnear Bath Period about 1780. Conductor, F; COUHRLASD, 8.45, Orchestra. JOHN VAN Z2YL (Baritene}, GLASGOW. Numbers from the Ballet Music “ Aia- 8.15:5,0.—The Wireless QOnarivt, MAURICE 7.3. Band, EERE i) oh cee Cofleridge-Faylor March, “On the Quarter Deck " .... dlford COLE (Pianoforte), WINTFRED SMALL WW hina: fahi {Violin}, Afternoon Topics. Overture, “ Semiramidae jerccecea Hrogeiut “ Faery Song“ (‘ The Immortal Hour’) 6.15-6,.0,—C HILDREN'S CORNER Selection, " Nabuceo ™ ...... -0000 Merde Futland Boughton (14) ; Ohue Burilone. Weekly Forty-Five Minutes with the As T Walked Thro’ the Meadows " Siler Children. Nursery Rhymes ond Had a Horse! osu sioner , arr, CL Sharp (11) “Shepherd, See ‘Thy Horse's). Acoriay Singing Laatnids, Special Btories ~ and "The Barkshire Tragedy " Pieris, Foaming Mune Te ae cE ea cect J err. Hreadiwood and Fiatler Metiaad Pharid., 6. 0-6.5,— Weather Forecast for Farmers, a5, aches rai. ‘The Lady of the Rose" 7, Oo—WEATHER FORECAST aod NEWS. Belection, FeeREE cack ckberen ed eae a MaeDowell. (4) Jean frilbert 8.4. from Jenedon, ‘Love's Dream". ieee Celbutha *Ta Belle8 a ane * ore. Sanier Mr, ALEXANDER STEVEN, M.A., BSc, Paras, GERORGE T INDLE (Bass Fir i bore}, Bel nay t Lon, The: Bi shetnia ft Ciel _ of the University of Gllasgow ¢ Travel ane J: Chew, trod rey "Arise, Ve Subterratent Winds:" Talk. Purcell (11) Local News, Barilone, “Invitation”, eevee, LPH ‘Ont of the Night wo... Grdgey (1) ‘Lay of the Impriscied Huntsman " 7.30.—The Hon, The Lord Provost, M. W. “Two Salt Water Ballads ** ion a ij MONTGOMERY, on “The Challenge of Sehuber? (11) the (ht, Peeee SI Boys" Week." “Chip of. 9.30.—WEATHER FORECAST and REWS Eis vid. A Wight in the North. Incidental Mus i "The Merchant of S58, from Lenton, Mr. FY As MITCHELL HEDGES,: (38-2. NINIAN M AC WHANWNELL. Venice", nf » toss frou (nner, DAVID STEPHEN: fi) Prelade hilo, 1; iz) ‘Tntermezzo— Local Kews, THE STATION: ORCHESTRA. Po weLia j (3) (@riental “March. : 10.0, George Tinmelle Conducted by ISAAC LOSBOWSEY. Bole. The Trimipeter' rah igs eta RE ‘ Roveter Dovater " . Afalhesom (6) 7.45, Orchestra, (Bélon’, 8, SMIT‘H.) “Shepherd, See Thy Horse's Foaming Urvertore,"" Fingal's Cave" wa» Ofendelazahna Seletiin. * ' Btephion Adama’s Bongs “ Bee re a eas a arate ble ay Korhey 6.0.—Lecture Recital by WNINTAN MAC: arr, funimer {1} i Pupille here” - BuoneMCinE WHANNELL on “Seots Porta ie the 630.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. 10.15.—Clese dawn: Vernatular,’’ SAL frenLonden, Announcer : WV.MM, Shiewen, Mr. Ninian MacWhannell will pive a third Mc. FP. A: MITCHELL HEDGES, &.8. Talk on’ Beots Poets in the: Vernacular." fran London, ABERDEEN. Referenée will be made to the Whistle- Local News: 3.00-5.0,—A Fternoon.. Concert : Operatic Aftor- binkians, William Motherwell, Robert Gil- 10.6. Buriione, noon. The Wireless. Quartet. Winifred fillan, and James Nicholson, also Goorge ae War Frogs eeee Howell iL} Gorman (Soprano), Feminine Topics. Abel, TT. Whyte Anderson, Joh Tuchan, Soe hoaw tees “ Ona wa¥, Awake Mis. M. Comeron: “ Collecting ld and David Borie, with Wylins frac their Band. Chima" wallets, alivdion. ' Faust “ frowned (1) 5.15-f:0.—CHILDHRER "kh CHRNER: Unele Hlnstrated in Bong by 10,.30.—Ulose. down, fed and @ Tale of Old Treland, DAVID PATERSON Cena} Announcer: Victor Soivthe, 6,40-7,.0,— veal Hordticultore Socnety of Aler- ROBERT AITKEN (Baritone). Bones. NEWCASTLE. der Tl Valk. 3.45-4.45,—Canecert': Jalna Atkingon [polo Via- T.0—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, “Oh, Whe Lefi I My Hame?"' .. Guifitan lin), Mareia Bourn and Lena. Copping aOR from Benden, eri espe eee eerava lode oencus Nichalgen {Ted isha, AM: ROBERT: A. BMITH. 5.8... from "Who's of the Window, Wha, What" 445-5.15—WOMEN'S HALF-HOUR;: The Loader, Carkile Hey, Herbert Garnes on “RL. Bteven- Local ews. ‘The Lom Hat Wantin"® the -Croon " JPorie eon, the Man-and his Verse.” 7, o0-8.0 = -| ntervnl, Readings. 515-6.0—CHILDREN’S CORNER: Stories, French Composers’ Night. 1} Jennie Aeera vecaclireeaeaeee Motherwell Raines, ete., by the UWneles, Norah Balls, DORIS VANE [Soprann). 8 Gar Wee Bombe petictaivecsessies Nicholson Reecitalions, ALES. MACGREGOR, (Baritone), “The Deéin’ Foathee "" oe EM ty Fs Half-Houwr-: Mr. C.. Wain A. B. APPLEVYARD [Selo Pianoforte), “ The Shair Crap” wo Paterson 6(-6.30.—Bcholars’ “The Shorter Catechism " (Wwith proofs) on" Bhukispeare anid Natore "—{TV), THE WIRELESS ORCHESTHA 6.45-6.55,—Farmers Cornet. 8.0, Orchestra, Suchen TO —WEATHER FORECABT «and NEWS, Baite, Barbee sci eeke . alibes “Tom and the Leeches "so... . Borie SE. fron. Londen. 8.15, Dorin Vane. SRE MTRceea Rorie #,50—Lecture Recital by DAVID Col. Fou. ok RIDDELL, -C. eG, 1.8, c., OA ORR Secacieveneanin eevee F STEPHEN on ‘’ Lord Roberts of Kandahar " (Porn © Beg cpeer ae - Debwasy on “* Seottish Instrumental Aleste-"" other Sept.30th, 1932—DPhied Nove. 14th, 1914). A Pachegcee yecastrreieisseeene than Reels or Strathepers,

Laotal GWE, 8.50. Alex, M neliregor, Eilurtraitioms will he taken from the follow- 730, THE 6N0 " REPERTORY PA Rb. Peocear saat eden uaa ann Seat ee (1) ing: Neil Gow, Nathaniel Gow, Robert COMPANY, ie* Bots Epais cae buteeed seeders {1} Macintosh, William Marshall, John Mine- ‘THE HEART OF A CLOWN,” *“Sistinadian "2 Spaece itera donald, ebe. ‘' {{ conshanee Powell: Anderson. | 6.48, A. Bi: ‘APEdevard, The Music has been arranged ly Mr. David AnAntumn Fantasy in One Act, “Two Arabesquegs aey Stephen, and will be illustrated by the (get : Ta Catlhédealie Erigletiei eae a Btation Orchestra. alo mie cco 0020 » MARY. PETTIE "' Nonrement "*. ——— | Deb usay $.50.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. enby Son GORDON LEA Golliwog's C ake: Walk* a S.A, from London, Clown 2... 3H AROLD EARNSHAW 0. Boris Vane. Mr. F. A: MITCHELL HEDGES, 8.8, MSY aes w eaee ee st BAL STURGEON * Bomance | rp ea Ty eats e k from Lowdon, The actionpasses on the ouiskiris of a * Apranilies:" pherenks aN: Debussy Lacal News. willage fair. ‘Not asf bi 10.0.—BALLET MUSIC: “ Divertissements" Fe, THE &TATIOUN GRCHESTERA. 9 . 1 5 . A. B, Appleyard, (Pavlova Season), 8.2. from. Jondon, Conductor, WILLI AM A. CROSSE, Searese es ee ane creas 10.45,—The GLENEAGLES HOTEL TAND, Murch, Robin..Hood" ...... Schertrimyer aeaie ae a ns rcnaen eens | relayed from Gleneagles Hotel, Ovveriure, "' Fra Dinvolo ™ qe va Oe her ae“Drala Meer een etens pea De hissy 11.30.—Close: down. Vi INTIFRED FISHER (Soprano), Pee ee a eae eye kia Announcer: EK. Elliot Kingsley. “Tveam o” Day, dill" pedstecce, CreTMOn RTA hee arteres Part yermeree wears “ Meadow Sweet’ . Brake (5) 9.301.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWE. osA pbtsbersoimber againstA 'hey etoficalpolishersid indicateswlbelowedth “Waoints Poi” (Maori Bong) wi... ae Sofront Landon, ocho

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The eters '" 6.8." printed im itailes. in these programinses aimee Contert, oU}, Fula erode anc ooh Parry. sere a fimoltaneous Broeaccast fram tke tion men Hoetwith Orcheetea,."“' Colaniml Bong ™ ama aie THE STATION SYMPHONY Perey Grainge LONDON. ORCHESTRA, Conducted by PERO PITT: i.20,— WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, ).0-2.0,—Tirne Signel fromGreenwich, Corn: HERBERT HEYNER (Baritone), Sao, fram Lowen, mert: The‘ 2h” Trio ancNora Lyn Orchestra, ire DOUGEAS KENNEDY. 98.8. from (@an tray lie}, Overbure, “Ruy Blas ™ woes JM endelsolin Le rrerene, a.14—-3.4d8.—Mr. 7. GC, BTOBARTon * Stories in ' ie reese] iit LES ke MfacKense (11) Royal Horticultural Society Talk. S.8. Powe Yr SLE, from Lonelon, 4.0-5.0:—Time Signal from Greenwich, Con- ‘The Streanper's Song "' Card (ier Locel Mews. eort: The “214° Trio and John Carro- “The Drover” a teow tae ese miele gor W5—THE SAVOY BANDE, S28. frown cites (Baritone|. te My Part of the Orchestra. Lovo, Country, bey A. Bannet Laird, Byniphony Ne. Hin-F sees Geclhonen Li.0.—Cloee down. 6.3)-6.14,— CHILDEERN'S CORNER : A Symphonic Suite, * Louies "2 Charpenticr Announcer:John H. Raymond, Young Hero,” by Herbert W. toreevi. SO pa. “how. Aus ts Bail,” by Unele Jeff, "Bho Gomes Not When Noon Ba” G“<0) dinels Dhanald: "Wri Seoth te Alarcon CARDIFF. the South Pole —Third Day (seo Mon- Wanderer's Bong “ seeenes Oarreson $.0-1,0.—Falkman anl hia Orchestra, relieved oye page). Orelivatra. fram the Capitol Cinema. 6.45-6.35,—Air, OC, WHITAKER WLLSON on Prelude te Act ID" i Wiaier 5"ATR OOFIVE O'CLOCKS ™: “Beeches Aricaernd Sayings.” , Danes of the Apprentices Ae ey Talks to Women, The Stetion Orel 7.0.—TITE. SIGNAL FROM BIG BEN, “ Procession. of Meastera"’ (°° The Master- tra, WEATHER: FORECAST and TST aInecrea * h 4,45. -6,20.— CHILDREN'S CORNER, GENERAL NEWS BULLETIN, 38.8. 0.30,WEATHER FORECAST arid NEWS, hao-7 OA Talk on Chees—(VIT), “hess with fo all Sigtions io, frovk Coppeton. Parnell,” bybobo DD, Chambers. Mr HARTLEY WITHERS on *' Mia," Mr. DOUGLAE KENNEDY. 5.8, from T.0:—WEATHER FOREBGASE wd NEWS. 8.5. fo other Stafiava, Lon i HE 6 df, from Deane, Local News. Royal Horticultural Socieby Talk: 8.5. Alice ELEANOR VY ACHELL, F..8.. Mem- from London, To, Chamber Music Evening. ber af tha Babtanieg! Exchanesn Chub of Local News. the Hritit ah shee, fon: "Fiowor of the Simutias for Violin and Finge, BAVOY BANDS. Sa Jroin Werk.’ ALBERTSAMMONS (Solo Violin). 10.5,—THE: Laval Wes, ETHEL HOBDAY (Pinwoforte}, JononE. 11a. —ioee clown, Sonata Op. - t ‘Ae The Koreutecr my far Violin An Even)ig of Plays. Anmouncer : J, ©, Bo. Paterson. and Pinto ..,. teesaacge. Stethoves Produces ani Directed by Andante con WarisZoTnhe—Fpale, Presi, E.. B.. APPLETON, 7M).—Pootry Reading. BOURNEMOUTH. call, Orchestra. #. 1a. Wiolin Soles, a0—§,0,—#illah Hamilton (Elocwtionist), OG. Overture, A May Diy"... Hort Wacelf Meritation (“Thoia ) oa...) Jains lH GRAND CHAM'S DIAMOND.” Beer (Dorset Dialect Roaclinge) "Ekpa Berend bes Peta aee {Allan Mork bonus, ) BSlavieehe Taanaa a Pa peat tas eh nue! nat Cecthans : A. Ly, Githean ([Flote} i. f. Cnet a. Romer (Ohne), WT. O'Brian (Clarinet), Pianoforte Soles. Aira, Perkins RDITH LESTER JONES Prelade ia EF: Minor .... Monifelasolua WW. Fang { Paes}, YW. EQ Gall (Horn), Air. Perkins co THDAEY EVANS Valeo Capriciemae 2 2...... Frank Bridie Charles 1, Leankon (Pianetorte), Talka MM isct Porkitis . BETTY LINDSAY to Women: Rook Planta: Nigger Danee.:...... trotet Cyril Scott (4) A Manin Black ., DAVID THORNTON 8.95,—" Prom My We ado," by Philemon, 5,016.0, CHILDREN'S CORNER. Albert Watkins GEORGE BOUVERIE Soc). A Thirty Minutes’ Interlude: hry 00-0,90,—-Setielirs' Half-Hour: MB. Robin: Scene 2 A eibbinr-room in amadl hows in “Us "(dust Fierrota). a0, A Home Talk.” o London suburb, The windowt im the GEORGE LUMB. (Cometian}). 1.30-6,95, Farmers Corner, Time: Sigua, wall to the left of thé apectitor and thie AMY BDENNETT (Sonbrette). Fattners' Weather Heport, door it the meht half of the baek wall. ARTHUR FLATMAN ‘(Light Comedian). To. WEATHER FORECAST ond NEWS The furniture i¢ ordinary, On the chim- BROSTE PRATT. iSoprans}. ae from Canetor. nev-pieee, to the right of the spectator, EYDNEY STOCKER. (Baritone), Mr: HARTLEY WITHERS. vB, fron ia a clock, Theroom ia lit by electric LILIAN FLOWERS (Pianist). Lande. ohe. Itis some time ofter the evening

§.0.—Chamber Music (Continued). Locel New. meal. Mr. Perking is reading a newepaner. Albert Sammons and Ethel Hobday. From Overseas. Mra. Perkins is darning a ¢ock ond Miss Sonata in G, Op. Ts) 22, : jaa Jeg Perkins is angaged upon oa. jigsaw E DA BEANIE (Scr rare), of New #Aradanil, Lents Doloroso—Aftegro: Vivace : Alle- oa pruacdee. gretto franquillo; Allegro animate. W. J. WORTH Ornohestra, (Impressions of British North Bornes). $.20.—TIME SIGNAL FROM GREENWICH, Selection, ' The Mistersingera " .. Trogir WEATHER FORECAST ond IND JOHN PERRY (Tenor). I. “CAMPRELL OF KILMHOR”™ Major STANLEY HOW {Readings}. IERERAL NEWS BOLLETIN. 8.2. id. As Ferguson, } THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA, fo olf Stati, A Play in One: Act Mr. DOUGLAS KENNEDY: —“ English Gonchaetaecd hy Cat: Folk Songs and Dances,” with illistra- Capt. W. A. FEATHERSTONE. Mary Stewart .... BETTY LINDSAY Td, Orchestra. fiom, S.A. te all Sirtions. Mornp Cameron EDITH LESTER JONES The Week's Work in the Carden, bry the Fun beam, “Our Empie” Cherfes Godfrey Ehvegealcl Stewart .... PIDNEY BVANS Royal Horticultural Society. Su. fo all T.a0. Edu Bernie. Captain Fandoaman FRANK NICHOLLS Sitios, ‘The Flutes of Areacdy™ ..) Arclibad! Campbell Local New, “Inthe Cardone! Eoglaind "} Wig. antes GHOHRE BOLYEAR 1.5.—THE BAVOYT ..ORPHEANS AND * Same Fear ecu bale | James Mackenzie RICHARD BARRON BAVOY HAVANA BANDS, relagyod from 7, cre, W. J. Worth, Beene i Interior of a lone ly ofttage on the the Savoy Hotel, Landon. So. fe ail Impressions of British North Bomeo with road from Struan to Rannock, in North Shakir, Songs and Instrumental Whirtration Perthshire, 11.0,—Close chown, Jolie Percy YV oealtal, Time: After tha Rising of “Lh,

Announcer: J. 8. Dodgson, H.20, John Perry. Orchestra, =< * The Landaf* Whe: Known: Suite, “Spanish Suite " ae Jotoncala BIRMINGHAM. Wher oi). _ = | (1) -“ Sevitllona 3 (3) “Tango; (3) i“ King Bik’3 aet ie pete ol F WwW. fy, ol deep ““Orrinulinag 3 04 30, Lozella Picture Howes Orchestra, The Stock-Ridor’s Soni: a j B30,— WEATHER FORECAST and NWEWS, 6-590. WOMEN'S CORNER: Vales SoH. from Jondan. Boarlh, Orchestra. (i Reattade; on “ Famous Poople ma ths Mr. DOUGLAS RENNEDY, SLB. fren Bymphonie Peom, '' Ireland ™ Aidiamle—No, ds Goonrille Bantoek.” Lendan, 6.50-8,900,—CATLPREN'S CORN ER. Wariek Brathienie Reyal Horticultural Bociety Talk. Ai et, 6.300.445. "Teens® Comer: ‘Frank Jones cn Ben Major Btankey ‘Aew, 'reopn. . Oto. Thcal. Birws., “Ruger.” Readings from the Works of the GCinnacdion 1G, f= THE SAVOY GANDS. 3.6. from fondon, 10—WEATHER FORECAST anil NEVWEA, Pook, Robert W, Services, 11.0, Cloke town, ; SB. from Dosen. 11h, Eda Bennie. winnouncer : .)- Ei, Parsona. Mr HARTLEY WITHERS, So. pei “ Bukh Silenes * ogre A sumber against o mosicel item tedtcates the nara Lendaan, POOL bbe Eapiiesipeecd Ooo s saci wle ce ea Ws. &, Janes cl ite ——- A key Liat of publishers will be found co Local Nowe. " TheBush Night Bong” Fags |

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The l e t t e r s ““ 6.8." p r i n t e d im i t a l i c s in these programmes 7.30. Baul, 5.5, Ww imived Fisher, canal a Bimaltineous Broadcast tram the stealing men- thane a Rosamun ie! ee ae, fayere “TH Tell You of a Fellow “sore. Breadivond Belection, °° Farst* i i aherhnas ‘The Bollytiare Ballad ™ arr.. Hughes MANCHESTER. Ce Catcheside Warringiin, * Bohave Yoursel’ Thefore- Folk“ #.0-3.25.—Broadeaat “The Paaneleope Hleeeing Liermirrrgtor rm, Hoghen 3 30 ‘20. Abiinics for Sehools. relayed {ror the Picendilly = Blavlin Bao Ses: Eri HW etrigto fh ch, Marcia Bourn anid Lena Copping. Picture Theatre, Bane. a hw Tid You Teach Ma Tt’ Lipetonihe (23) Bolettion from “The Laaly ot ine Rage” “Down Om: the Farm ....2) Ghafe (30) 4.30-5.0.—WOMEN'S Feber HALF-HOUR: Calhert Berrios (Sopraano}, “Rey lt With a Ukelele" 2... Conred (0) 5.0-6.0.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. Comet Solo, Paalore 2....5.% Onwiare H,15. Orchestra. 6.30-6.55.—W. ©. Jenkins. F.R.AS., of G o d l e o cw ea An ELLISON, | Selection, * The Leek ....4... Jtiddleton Observatory: “The, C. EL Catelhestde Warrington. io.—WEATHER FOREVUAST Sand NEWS. Weather—(5) Stradi oof the The English Summer * Jo ne Comprends pas Ed rani London, Joare“i tori}, rehitet iWrnrrinitin Mr, DOUGLAS KENNEDY. 8.8. from VWiher: ia Jef * © he Mages (New Football Pare | London, 14,—WEATHER FORECAST ond NEWS. Telford oval Horticultural: Society Talk. Si. A. Hf. fren Bendan, Seth Banel fron Tenidon, Local Kewa. Me AARTLEY WITHERS: Sw. from elie l wn, Tannhhvger “ lWO5—THE BAVOY BANDS, So from Landon Local News, 5.08, —Toaterval. Landen, 7.30. Morning —Noon—Night. bch, Wointtred Sriall. 110. oe lin. THE *“22Y “ ORCHESTRA. Fugue in A... - Turhat Areraler Announcer: VW, D. Simpaon, SYDNEY COLTHAM (Tenor). * Gondonderncy: Ade "core, Of Cenmer Jorris MORNING. iT Thee Bee fy a a Pod f ane oe Aerty rt GLASGOW. rehirera, MamWUIrLee(is Ir, 1.904) —Broddesat tossehools. Waltz in A Flat, OB: 42 ‘ 5 Chaprn Overture, “* Morning, Noon and Night” 40—4.50,—The Wireless Qunrtet. Dorothy * Lotus Lond” ' seat Soo (4) ippe Crovford (Solo Piandtorte). AG erin Bahericmn Paine Wea, SS. 7. neo ‘Dawn, from Suite He A Day re Weervaees Topica, Winiired Sniull ane Maaur“Dole: Aenir a.15-46.0-—CHILDREN'S CORNER: Y Changon cde Diath eas »Etgar (11) Sonata Fastest. cone Je Ben (17) 6.0-0.5.— Weather Forecast for Farnvers: Tenor, f..— WEA TIER PORECAST ancl NEWS: 7.,—WEATHER FORECAST -and NEWS, “The Dyawn." Hurl ottoa Mariela Si. Frame Land Ai, SH. from London. PD! the Ding ice a oe ae eT ir. DOUGLAS KENNEDY. 5.8; from Mr. HARTLEY WITHERS. i froin SOON. Lonean. Jando, Local ews. Royal Horticultural Boiety Talk. 8.8. Crbestia: Vai fir STEVES BILSLAXD, Bar,, MC, front amon, Local News, | Keon- Pile Lover” (The GreenLanes on " Bova’ Week—Whiat ia ib?" of Bight oeseers Chil sam li3—THE SAVOY BANDS. SB From Linden. A Wight withOld Favourites. Préhede, * L'Apriés:Midi dun Faune " DORIS VANE (Soprana). 1.0. Close downs tik fiaay JOHN BEVERLDOE (Blind Entertainer “Fenor. Announcer: Heo th Pratt, at the Piao}, 7 al tik Sy coer , uFoe: we Pair ION VAS 2YL. (Baritone). 1 A Men ry A ae .Aebra Pore (8) ABERDEEN. THE STATION URCHESTEHA, NIGHT. 4.00-6,0,— Afternoin Concert: Beotiish After: Conducted by ISAAC LOSOW SRY. Orchestra. noon ‘The WirelessQaartet. William 740. “Orchestra, * Peensonge Saja elearti Flaws (Tenor), Feminine Topics. Overture, “ Poet and Peasant.” 3... Snppd Beware die for oo oe eae 6,30-0,.0.—CALLOR ES Ss CORDER, Tei, Doris Vane. ‘Lien Shoon Direpes See Sete ar Caden (Th b.40-6.55,— Me. J. We Cameron, MA. om “Cherry Ripe” v....iveee. GC. Horm (1) ener. * Preparing for tha Winters Hocker.” "Robin Adair’ v...c...+. J radittondl (1) Sight MaaThousand Eveda .. 2ebert TAL —_WEATHER FORECAST antl KREWS, * Mowing the Parley "*, are 0. Sharpe (2) AL eet se ee ew eee ee ee a A. Frage encdan, 5.5. John Beveridge, Urcheatra Mr. HARTLEY WITHERS, SAL fren She Woe One of the Lark Birds” * Secturne, from Suite, “hs anne Condan, Local News. Connor (7) “Godthicht,” from Buite, "A Tay in Popular Might. “She Cost-Mo Beven and Sixpence" anise bod. eee eee cra eee David (7) © tl eho sone Se ee _ ere WISTFRED FIRHER (Sopranc, 8.15. Orchestra. 0.3,— WEATHER FORECAST aml NEWS: MARCIA BOURN and LEXA COPPING Selection, " Sanderson's Songs *’ SB. from Londar, {net tists), arr. Signer (1) Mr DOUGLAS KESRERY, SB. fron THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA 5.25. John Van 2y¥t. Laitteii, Teel. Urcheatra, TwGronadier".... a cmemen (T) EEcviil Heriieultural Bae iaty "Falle, ost. "Three Sootbisi Depa Bi" fight A Joviol Monk" ("La Poupée ") 4udras fron Id He. Local News, 7-45 Winitred Fisher "Down Among tho Dead Men” Hatton (1) 1) f5.- yee Savoy BAN DS. eae. Fron “Wholl Buy My Lavender ?", German (1) BOG Orchestira. ha The Devon Alaw eed edeg| " Flampresyue 4. e ees rere ee ee. Deorak Loh, —£ eo=f i:ow fi. “Waintea Poo" (A Almort Sem) yo. al 8.45, Doris Vane. ATO TSoBeE 4 Victor Pury tle. Vo. Mania Bourn and Lenaeecr, * Gomd-bye tonsa eee e dara ee OE Whatll l Dat... Bertin (Tj " Banks of Allin Water "' Troditionat i I} NEWCASTLE. Whey Died Tiss that G= Z ong (3 HH) er Ay Mather Bids Me Bi rll My Hair *' HR orbit "Dimar ay ekeKenda th) Haya (1) $45,— The Station Light Orelest ra: i Wicket of, aA (Circles na, H. Ga, John Beveridge, William i, Creéeee. Ielp ‘Ther nips The GroenLanes of England " f i ih wer lel serie Ma bba ee oad beieie Scott (7) (Cont rabbi), Winitted Fisher. *L Can't Change Tt soe. Cantor (7) ifra. Crimea 1 . 4 5 , — WOMEN'S HALF-HOUR; “By the Waters of Minnetonka “ 9 EO, John Watt my Paris “or "* Walks it ce Lael, bean bee Laeurance os The Blue A lana ihr Alert Aina," Spence (Sopra), "She Davelt Arivong-lie Ontrodden Wat's ™ " Polly.” 6.1% “CHILDREN'S CORNER. Feecrence Rellie “The PowderMonkey?" Gi G88, Sehokwe “Hali-Hour : Airs E s . ads ln Bnigland Nowi eases » & Hardelot (ircheatra. a Willnmes, Bisc., on “Oor Chomical 8.2, Marcia Bourn ancl Lon Coppice. Overture, “Prince Charlie’... 0... Folk Indastrits—(TTL) The Manifacturo. of ‘Just Keep on Dancing ” .... Mfayer! (10) March, “Colonel Boppy ieee ss es Alford Fartiizars.”” fee CUS: ve aoa see we we Paneceuet 2 —WRATHER FORECART and NEWS. 6.50-—-6.75.— Panniers (ormer. ; eypeer JERR pa a ee tee aod (8) S.A, [rors London. fh EWS, Titk—WEATHER FORECAST sind Big, Orchestra, Me DOTCELAS RENNEDY. Soa from i from Landa, eh Dish PPpebiree eae eye ee Amaent Landdar, Mr. D. EAI PPY BDEXON on Northumbrian el Royal Horticultural Stciety Talk, 4.8. Folk -Lare. Lecal. Wows, front Loudon, Local Newa, Northumbrian Night. CHAPPELL 1O4—THE SAVOY BANDS. 5.8, from ST. HILGA’S COLLIERY BAND: and onion. Conductor, JAMES OLIVER, WEBER 11.0.—lese down. Anncauncers FR. Elliot Kingsley: Go E. 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Th: Ieliers “"S.6.°" printed ja fialies in these piermene GENERAL EWS BCLEETLX. 4.8 T.}.—WEATHER. FORECAST. and KEWESE, fipndy & Simultaneous Broadcast fram he slatien men toned, fo valf Seah ray a. SH. from boantian. Bi CORORGE -SEWALAN: Ministry (of PERCY SCHOLES. 828. from London, LONDON. Healeh Talk, oe to elf Slatiene, Local Sawa. Local News, 10-20. —Time Sienalfiron Groenwiel. Concert: Military Band Might. Lik Mistollincous Praciriunime (oonmbniaedl}, The 2?ER0 Tec and Dan J ones | Tework, BAND OF Request Thins, B.15-9.45—F RENCE TALE under the ALS LoeS ID BATT, THE LOYAL BEGIMENT, Raninopeted olor of LoinsPrange. Bandmaster, T. W. STOPFORD, Baer in the Baeames Confit (Tt JAN STEWER (Devon Dialed Stories). L0-5.0.-—Tirme Siguallrom tireenwich, Concert. : ‘Creawick Witely yo... ae: Contre (8) BEATRICE EVELIASS: (Sale Celio}, Pinnoforte Solos ly Cle Tall. Veal: Peboa, rents Barc. Miss Violet Vanbirigh will Speak on Polls: BO 2 hee eee ee oe ener Arecedes - Ballet Egyption © ieare state ae Duaegbe Behalf of ithe Holloway Diecharged SleoS aac e)| 2 ohertine ECs * aAbak Prisoners’ Ail Society, Songs by VWovnne The Sendahnongcera Bock Again. Paarl an tawer. Ajelo (Soprimake), Cra 124 MaSuc retaecl Dletner Solo, Devon Dinlee: Stores. frown Shepered a Bust Pav eliow, Peapilar Dat Tua... lar We. ueolly ol, Bane. Go. Halfaichoue ot. tha Chardena of thie Lio), tk. oes clown. boaorpts fem Bake, Lee Deux Pigeons ™ OYAL ZOOLOGICAL SOGIETY, Rezent"s AnEineee 2 od. tay Brorilhent, Afexarniger Park, 80h foal Stations eacept Me Ife af. BIRMINGHAM. Be 1h. Geatrice Eveline: 6.30-0,)5.— CHILDRENS CORRE: Unele fet 4.30,—Recital by Herbert Withers (Vio- * Me bodbie hie eeean ee evicesces PERE Bilge Jock Frost's Wireless Varn. Aitbes hetelio| wd) Alecks + Hherbert Winkie * Ane A Aerie tel rae Seedinon Marie, Froeneh Chat, 6.0, UWhele Donald { Pianoforte), oA enna oaeh Saline “With Seott to the South Fole' 5-3. 00.— Halt-an-Hour at the Zoo. Soff. froin Bo, Jin Shewer, Fifth Day (eee Monday's page), Lat eho, Dovon Vinloet Shores, 6.45-h5o.— Technical Tallby Minieiry of ft) «Eh, VY ORES CORK ER, el, Baul, Agriculture. S.A te other Sirhoons. ho-tdi— CHILDRENS (ORNER, Bell Solo. * Ye Ciden Chymes* 0... aien 1.4.—TIME SIGNAL FROM FIG BEN, Gch) ida, “Peens* Gorner: 1, al. Kiatirvely ii] Cornet Solo, ‘* Bolt ly Awa kis Aly emit. ** WEATHER FORECAST ‘and isT ““Ghamt Uses al) Words, si prad- apes GENERAL NEWS. BULLETIN, Se a5 G55. Alnuestiry ot Aceeuhure "Talk. Soh: i. teabrios Jiveline,

fa all Stetiaig, ft Ci lpi (nei dios, TEPC MEDERELS ples cin etna Dea a) mre (1) PERCY SCHOLES ftth BBC. Music k= WEATHER FORECAST ene SEW, i ath. aml. Critic): The Fortnight’s Music.” SoH, Of, fron Lowdea. Hungarian Devoe ie end WL Gratis | TP) fo all Sindnis FERCY SCHOLES. Sofh. frou London, 0.20.— WEATHER FORECAST ond NEWS Laval News, Local Mews, Sit. free peas Miscellaneous Programme, An Evening of Variety. Sir ORORGENEWMAN, ose Preys | i ciilr. Loral Now, EDWARD NICHOL, (Tenor). THE ArATION ORCHESTRA. 14), Han siower. CONSTANCE ITZARD {Solo Violin). HAROLD HOWES (Garitone}. Devon Dinlect Stories, FETER VWORKE {Pyncopation Pinntst}, ADELINA LEON (Soto Violoncello) Le, a, Bekirion Evetinia, THE SCANDLEAONGERS. HELENA MILLAIS (Bones at ihe Pine), ““Chonson Grecgue oesee MOIRA QDREEFEand PHYLLIS SCorr, ALRBUT PAERES: (A Character Shandy}. iea Baril. In Comedy Duets, Tae Orelestra. Pantisia, “Students Songs ™ ..2rr. Douglas HARRY IVIMEY (lkvtertaimer «at the rvetture, “The Bronze Mores” |... olnber Regimental Moreh of tho 2nd Batt. ‘The Pine), acer, Leval (North Laneashire} Fesimeni, LERTHA ood MAKIORIE MOGOHE ‘Po. Morrow sae PAR ge eee eage 4 Sopmerstimne Ory Diredon* .eiues wal eel ee he ect, el Rose im & Oise Ae Commands, 10.30, C hee clown. WILLLAM AICNALLY (Thuleinoer}, “el bey Selves. Announcer:John H.. Rayimand, Tol, Duleiner ole. AEE LEGG 4g cave wae ce ee cen es Oleh Are ater Minit os fe eethore Peleciton, *' Tanwhduser ™ Chant Hindan .. Fimneky-Aoorsckog CARDIFF. Wergniers rs AfeMaltig 20-10 —The ‘Staton «Tre, Mnie.’ Chins. Tenant Pere Himezarion Rinipsodie .... 0s. , Paper A Short Eaiteriainiment Ot the Fianna, Haamnbly Spry (Conmbradto). “At Dawnme "OC Wakefield Ceoliaene (1) 4.04.45 — The Cortton Orehestre, reiayecd tram ET es Seon iar: A Doetaite (EF) Orchestra. Eclectic, PP sree cree fiesta (1) the Carlton Restaurant. “ Border Ballad" Frederic He Cowen (1) 6.0.5, 30h-— Hall-an- Hour at the 4o0 fois Jromt Syncopation Piano Solos, A Few Words from Aerbat-Paarke. PH, Landa, “Nickel m the Slot".... Ze: Confrey (7) 530-1—" SATS FIVE OCULOCKS,” “Shigoting the Chites*".. Jarry Briers (5) * Phe Volta Boat Song ".... Protea ‘he Forul Dance" :. ics. ec acs es allies h.45--.90.—UHILDRER'S CORNER. “BURR ERED," 6.45-6.55.—How to Speak Welsh (AV.), ly ‘ela a (Hertha Moore.) Mr. Bivw. J. Huw, Sonata imi-A AlayOE eee eee Betcherini A Doologue for Two Women. 7.0,—WEATHER FORECAST ‘and NEWS, {4i.) Adagio ; ib) Allegra, Nie. Errington: ....¢0 BERTHA MOORE oe Jrant Lendan. Impressions at the Piano, Mrs. Arthur Errington FERCY SCHOLES. Sih from dondom MARIORIE MOORE Orchesira. Selection of Herberi Oliver's Songs Leonl Nowe, BSce ye ¢ A Lounge at a Gol Motel in the 7.30—Dr JAS. J. SEMPSON,AYA.,. D5),on Nori of Feothinek arr, Ofurer (8) a LI WEATHER FORECAST and MEWS, * Romances of Natural History,” Aon, Popular Violin folos, "The Freedom of a Mountaineer," Humoresyue (bw Request) .....35 bork ot. rank Koda, fir CEORGE NEWMAN, S28. fron ELSIE COOHRANE [Seprangh MOR ernie rie yokate ior edn ecer en, lala ee HAROLD CASEY (Buss). Foudon.. ooceal News, hight Comedy Duets, THE- STATION ORCHESTRA. 1,0, (ire }esxt nm, by Mora: O KReste: anid Phyl ha Boot, Conductor, WARWICK BRAITHWAITE, Waltz, 4 tapey Prineeet cae wus Aaa! pjaran Duatcimer Rolo. ith—H (hee heat pa, Somes ft) ine Pome, Bcottizh Beloetionw, imiroduemge Hebridean Orchestra. Overture, “" Balelweirma occ. Komsak POSE gee cess pan ce- CEL OF, AteN cally Tt. A. Talk on the Alps, Boite, "Three Afrivan Dances"... . ing The Fouwncdolmemgers In-—Scandal | Lf. Harold Case, Phchu. f Jiciaies clown Tk. Tonuor Serrest " Odin's Gea Bide"... ccccceeeccres OCU Annowmesr > J, CC. &: Patercom: “ Bigh No More, Ladies ’,.....Slerene (1) “Howl a Horse” aii. ciieicssiaass Aorbay “An Evening Bom ooo. Bivenienehal (| BOURNEMOUTH. ““Blrephiercd, Bee Thy Horde's Foam “one Tate the Garden, Miaaid Batfe £1) 5.0-5.0—Ediucatwaal "Talk by Frank Stevens, Oe reteverea betes teen deee reeds Ry Byiieopition Piano Solis, FSA, "Archeology." The “ GGM" EV; Orehestra, 2 Dating the Keys "0. KalbeeNegi (a) iro, Reginak§.. Mowat (Vick), Thomas * Posse hea Alea creer. ener achis “Twelfth Street Rag '*.. 2. Belday Boar E. Mingwerth ('Cello}, Arthur Mareton ‘Holiday Tunes!) .. Wwiitford £icies “Synminbonale *, os... css: Henry Lar ge (0) (Piaseb Tom Binniburgh, (Bas. Y, Bilsie Wich rans ; Violin Solos. 6,0.-8:30,—Half @i-Heuratthe 400. S&F Fron “ Bergvere Léeore ” Binawernr poy Piesquestiy eae ewe ee es Dyraia Loudon, “LEaes Bal les Music, ft Rosinnuiede ” 0—.0.—CAILDRERS CORNER. aT =a ‘ ach wihere- Ai f rx Fr 6.0-6.30.—Scholan’ Half-Hour: ‘A. G. Spry, ' yomiedone “Wes parr. J.B. Weberlia Harry Ivimwoy, L.A. “The Tower of London—Harrison Alpes ™ane aa ae | ln a Humorius Skateat ihe Finno. Aintworth.” * Fleur des Alpes * "Friends ow. fwa nes «+ eraeey .30-6.45,— Farnners’ Comer, aaca [h.40—fIME SIGNAL FROM GRE ENAWICH, 6,40-6.5.— Ministry of Apriculture Talk, 8.8, * number erea cyusical lem indicaies the meme of ite publisher. A key bist of publichers will be found om WEATHER FORECAST ond 22ND fram London, rege 15,

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Se Tha fetter: "8.0." printed In lalico im these prepaame 1 30.—WEATHER FORECAST “and NEWE. ScottishNight.Might. signity a Sinullancous Broadcast trom the station men- att, De Fil London, tioned. Too, OO MEAL AR ALE AT MATHS: Bir CEORGH NEWMAN, Soh froin MONY." VL, Ac alle on OWinter Sports in La hehe hi Lacal ht]ae, THE GCRANDHOLM BRASS BAND, the Alpe.” Rtation Directors: Talk. MARGARET COLQUHOUR (Elocutionist). Crehest ra, Vi, 10. G. Orchestra, CRUE DAVIDSON(Contraibo}. “Gruss aus Veteran" 4, frignay f “Parade ‘of the Tin: Soldiora Jeasel TOM MORRISON (entertainer}. VOL AN EVENING iN ‘AN The Grasshoppers Dnance Buecaloagas DUFTON SCOTT (the Abermleenshire ALPINE BIERHAUS. «Jumper Johnson” (A+ Ragtime Comeeit) Humorist) (as Maxine) will preside. Ciel! TMiaerhian 0.50.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. Hore Wurethnus GEORGE BOUVERIE The Mites Stn ke (Marche Birleaypae) 8.8, from Lomdon, Frau Wursthauws .. BETTY LINDSAY Geng By. GEORGE NEWAN. on. from Fraulem Wiurethew (} RACE HANCOCK 1b, Close down. London, Loon] Newe, — Herr Loy pMrhressiwht BYNEY EVANS 1w.0.—SCOTTISH NIGHT (Continned), ] x. Oreheaire. Anniinger: Victor Smythe, 10.30.—Close down. * Aut Wiedorschen "...... Brewer (11) Announcer: HL, MeKaa, R20.—WRATHER FOREAST and NEWS. NEWCASTLE. SB, from, leomden. 3.45.—Mime. Alex, Thomson's Quartet Party, @ Sir GEORGE NEWMAN. &.8. from GLASGOW. endow, JLocal News. 4 45-f.L— IVORMEN 8: CORNER. 3.40—-4.0.—Broadcast to Schools, 6.06; 50.—Half-an-Hour at ihe Zon, o.8, from 16.0. Half-an-Hour of Popular Viennese Music, 4.0-4.45.—The Wireless Quartet. Nancy Mason Loudar i (Soprano). Afternoon Topics, F Ore7 rit. §.90-6,0.—CHILDREN'S CORNER 5.0-6.20.— Half-an-Hour attheZoo Swi. from Belection of Viennese ‘Taner 1... Fears 6.0-0,.20.—scholirs Half-Hour, London, Beleetion of Viennesei Ba‘an Aomerak 6.33-6,45,—Parmers Corner. 6§.20-6.0.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. “Souvenir de Vienne oi... Heate ba} 70.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS. 6.0-6.5.—Wenather Forecast for Farmers. *VYonthful oave ™ Ee fcomrak 5.5. from London, 6.40-6.55,—Didley YY. Howells. on) ™ Horti- 10.30,.—Close chown PERCY SCHOLES. Si. from London. cult.” Annoimecr 2 0. EK. Parsons. Looal Neva, Thk—WEATHER FORECAST sand NEWS. 5.8. fram Donan, L.20, MME. ALEX, THOMSON'S QUARTET PERCY SCHOLES: .8..8. from Jondon. PARTY, MA NGHESTE R. ‘Local Ness. “THE WCUXIDEN S8POO ™ 7.40.—Mr. DONALD SUTHERLAND on." Ths {Hope Tompley (1) £350--1.58,—Orean Music by TH. Fiteroy-Pape, Microscope.” relayed from’the Piceadiily Picture An Opera in (Ome Act, Thostre. Words by Gilbert urges, A Bight with the Romany. Cae} 40-3. 9h.— Broacdenst tor Sec hiooe, EMALLE BOWMAN (AMesen-Soprano}. 5.301 3). Ceneort ithe ' 22°": Quartet Inedé 224s. oes MME, ALEX, THOMSON JAN WIEN (4ither BGanjpoist), Marita 2.25.00... .5.. MME VT BEAN ELDERCUNNINGHAM (Garitane}. 4.05.4, WOMENS HALF-HOUR: Kathleen COSI cota eaesen JAMES FLETCHER Wilker, Mecitine. ADAM PREST wil give No. 2 of his Pablo.) ..caes ee. JOHN COLQOUHOUN Beri, 5.05, 30.— Half-an-Hoir at thie Zou, Ae, Jjrom Penod: A hundred years aga, THE STATION ORCHESTRA, Lo ion. 8.50, Song Recital Conducted by IBAAC LOSOWSEY, 6.30-5.0—_CHILDRENS CORNER. TAL Orchestra, 6.50-(.55.—G. HH, GOWLING,. A.A... of Leeda by ETHEL M. STANLEY sitearaciast, Bumgarion Rhapsody Wo 2 cccssccies Liss Uinniversity, ol “kis ‘Great Poole: (5) 5.0, Erumie Bowman. Lamb's Essays.” J. VAN ZVL {Bass). ad. Van Zvi, Folk Songs atthe Piano. T.0.—WEATHER. -FORECAST —ond We. “The Wanseper oo... ce Schubert (1) Leimestershite +“ 1M ney Salt, froin Dereon . © Eirias im the High Hall-Garden ™ ¥on of a Fetlow ” arr. Deeg PERCY SCHOOLER. S28, from London, Somericile (1) Norfolk : * Green Broom ™ Brodeeood Laval ews: Berkshire : ** Dance to Your Daddy " “The Faull wae Mino ™ Mowussorgaky arr. .Cecal Sharp {ij Comedy Night. Ethel MM. Siento. “ For Across the Desert Sands") Wosdforde. Warwickshire ; “The Garden Gate ™ THE .“22Y " ORCHESTRA, “Allah be With Ua" ones (ly orr. J. A. Puller Maitland 5.10, 7 Wien MARCIA BOURN ANT) LENA COPPING © AE ok sie ae ene a Lane Wilaon (22) ii Gipsy Reya ies aekeanayds tearsa, Wien (Entertaimers). J, Van 2+, ve hie FAG"se rscsserenr cere ar. Canmneyer ft. W. GIBSON (Humorist), “When the King Went Forth to War" 6.20. Elder Cunningham. Too. Orehestinn, FLtani Songs of a Gipey Trail. «Easthope Martin (5) Match, “ “The Spider Tread” ....-8.S. Baynes EG: FOE vaca net ees«ee Howell (1) (a) “The Lover™; (b) “A Romany Waltz, “Jolly Comrades.” “4 ‘olleted “Chip of the Old Block” ...... Squire “Tho Village Cirewa oss Biucaloani Ethel M. Stanloy. Crain "7 fey When You Come to Ma." Pert ortiinorn, cona anil Aria, 8.0 Orchedtm, BWhet Do Dee ae eee Berlin (7) “OO -—mip FParnanda™ 2.0.54: Denisehi Selection, “ Gipey Life si... Ee Thiers 6.45, Emunia Bowman, “All Day EE eee ee dea tel VW aateri “The Sweetest Flower that Blows” Somersetshire Folk Songs “Down .on the Farm” ...0.. Dale (31) Hertrley Opehestra: 12).—_WEATHER FORECAST ond NEWS. arr, Cecil Sharp (11) 8.55, Adam Prest. (A Farmyard Caprien) ou. fram Jodeon.. “ Chanticler ” > People I Should Like to Meet Y=" Donor Therban bir GEORGE NEWMAN, S.B, from of a Cortain Hat," Karkkbad’s Wolfa Dance Plater Rendon, Local Newa. $.5.—Orchestra, Request Tteme. “The Whistler and Hia Dog” ..-. Prior 10.0.—Doneo Music by the Station Orchestra, 9.30.—WEATHER FORECAST. ond NEWS. Elummorist. 10.20.—Close down. 5.5, fron Lonedog, Humorous Bhetch at the Piano: “ My AOU2 Allotanent os. se eee Byres (13) W. M, Shewen. fir GEORGE NEWMAN. &.B. jrom Lendon. Local News. (re lestina, ABERDEEN. 10.0. Orchestra. & Pover! March of a Marionette" HumparianDanced .vacesssessesees Brahms found 3.40-5.0.—Concert: Popular Afternoon. ‘The 10.5. Jan Wien. “ Jack-in-te-Box ™ St. Gientin WirelessQuartet. Bessie Gibson (Soprano). Feminine Topica, “El Contrabandista avcseeescees Morley “The Cat's Berenade” (Humorous Fan- “Sweet Jasmine" ... Hess, arr. Oakley Pasi) eae eee tens ied Kling G.0—§,30,.—Halt-an-Hour atthe Foo. 8.8. Jrom 10,15, Tildor laments Enherbipiers, Hondon. Met” Po Bhi GpTc eendeanes » A. Batten (5) “Why Did. You,Veach 6.20-1.0.—CHILDREN'S CORNER : Flay— * Bedouin Love Song™ ...... Ciro Pinsuli Evseombe (23) " Chanticleer and Mr, Fox,” 4 Maggie gee eek aie dweker (7) 1 Thy Sentinel Am I * SSSR SHS S Watton 6.40-§.45.—Agricultural Notes, 10.25, Orchestra. ‘ “ Broadway Bhan: See ee eeegn (LG) March, “ Gipry Blood " Oeehestra. 6.45-0.55.—Ministry of Agriculture Talk. 5§.2, resseorena SOPH “A Southern Wedding” «... Dotter from Jaondon. ; 10,.30,—Close down, ALPTORE 3 R. Elliot Kingsley, “The Jolbt Muses“? ...ss Ffecont 70.—WEATHER. FORECAST and NEWS.

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By serpentHeyner, the Baritone. The Story of the Famous Song. By A. B. Cooper. ROM « repertoire of WrH yinter, poet, and if was so successful thatindue tonrse the am fire iondred aml novelist, the publishers. sugeested a second * Fair’ eyole, ones it in very difficnlt village fear has olwaya and, later on, «a third! to fix upon a definite hod-an attraction. The *TDiseussng the second book with the com- favourite, ntl there are Victorian’ painters were poser, Mr. Martin told me one day that he BO many things to take rapecially fond of 1, and had a ‘topping: tunc” in his head, and forth- inte conmiceration where Willkie and Frith and with offered to play it over for me, in order broadcasting ta eon- Mulready, and. others of to see whether the rhythm woukl engeet o oemed., 1 find that. one their conpany, depicted Iwric for the new book, of the eeentiaa of o ite merry-makings, ite “This tune lived with tne for days, beat itself song for this purpose is horae- play, iia little into my brain, and then, quite suddenly, words that it-phowld haye «a comedies and tragedies, fttted themaclves to: the melody—and the words good norrative interest, ——| ® Mr.EasTHOPE MAaTIN, with“S'S @&& BY#ympathetitMIE were the nowfamiliar ‘Come to the Fair’song. fr. HEREERT HEYNER nnd if it ia alee of a drama- fie nature, the -task of brush. VFietion found « aeeeeeei prcecul BEtiling, eh, In the. villa#0 fir. mre holding the attention and interest of my unseen Goldsmith was only the precursor of a Hardy andience becomes comparatively easy. For this THE sun 1 a-shining bo welcome the dey, in its effective use; whilst reason, theold traditional song “The trolden and a Dickens Heieli-ho !- eome to the fair | —feafs Vanity" makes a very wide appeal, and it is, since “ Johnnie stayed long at the fair," after The folk are all singing eo morryandl gay, ol he had promised his lady-love “a bunch of pee Heigh-ho ! cere to! the fiir theretor:, ont of my favourites. To this I

blue ribbon to tie up her bonnie brown hair,’ gee ‘Al the etelle on tha Prean eo as fii 63 would wdd Moussorgske’s “Song of the eur be

the song-writer has found the fair equally EE Flea,’ with ita. gin satire, and Sehubert’s alluring. With trinkets and tokens so pretty to bn. “The Erl-King.” in which the three charac- pee One of the songs whichacems to have come, Bo it's come then, maidens 21d men, tera mush be piven their respective tonal To the fair-in the pride of the morning.

like Eliza, “to stay,” i4 Helen ‘Taylor's (Mrs. ee individuality. Bo deck ctlitecteas out In vou ties A Broadeast Thrill. Rothschitd'’s| “Come to the Fair,’ which has BITE, had a world-wide yogue, and shows no signs of With «a heigh-ho [ mome to the fair! Of the various noances which a singer im- ever, falling inte that himbe of forgotten things parts to his seng a tonal nuance—or note sung which awaits most human productions. The ee 2oftiv—scema not nearly so effective in trans. The fiddies are playing the tune that you Eat charming words are set to musio by Easthope mission 1s a atrong verbal or dramatic utterance, De kaa, Martin, and the setting is ideally suitable. *Heigh-ho! eome to the fair!” ‘The words “Dn his arms, lot hie child day dead ™

Impressed hy a Marne. ee The drums are ell beating, away let ur go, at the encl of “The Erl- King” can deliver the Heigh:ho ! come to the fair! Aioe thrill when broadcast as: when “une in When [ asked the anthor of the words how the ee

There ll be réctng and chasing from morn- EE song came to be written, she told me the follow- the concert-hall—indeed, tho effect may ‘he ing till night, rg enhanced, for the Nstene has ie visual is- ing story :— And roundabouts bairming bo deft and to

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“ From childhood Thad always heen fascinated ee : right, by the old fairs in the country, and whenever Bo it's come then, maidens and men, broadcasting station, who listencd in the next room: hy means of earphones, afterwarda told L visited one, the glamour and colour made « To the fair in the pride of the norning.

De me that he had rarely realized so vividly the vivid impression on my mind, At a very early ee 8o lock op your house, there'll be plenty of fun, drama which the song portrays.

age Thad begun to string rhymes together and a AUTLOL it's lieiglh-ho! came to the fir | Another type of song which oppeals very

to make verses, andby degrees a number of ee lyrics camie into being, and among these * Four Die much. to me is that which, like “ Brittany,”

De For Jove-meking, too, if eo be you've. a haa a reflective atmosphere. Thia song, hy

Songa of the Fair.’ ee PAL TbEL, reason of the artistry of JE, Vi Loeas’s poem, “Some of these lyrica, to. my intensd dolight, ee De Heigh-ho! come tothe fair! imparts the suggestion ofa cool church, incense, were set to music by various composers, but For hearts that are happy aro loving and es

eT and musty lassocks, ome if has jost that nar- for some reason no one seemed able—or willing— kind, rative interest which enables an audicuce to to set the ‘ Fair’ lyrics upon which T set so much Heigh-ho ! ¢emete the fear 4 ee picture the scene deseribed. [t is always appre- s10re, Ji" Haete to the Wedding “the fddles De ciated, and my pleasure in singing itis enhanced “Then something wonderful happened. One should play, evening, at a Sunday concert, [ heard «a song oe [ warrant youll dances to the ond of the thereby. the music of which waa by Easthope Martin. day ; Schumann and Schubert, Come then, maidens mou men, Tt. was a name l had never heard or noticed To the fair in the pride of the morning The clearly defined melodie ontline of many before, and i impressed me strongly—’ East-hope The sum is -a-chiming to wWeleonr the cf the Schumann song: makesthem a joy to Martin.” J aaid it over to myself and thought : day, both singer srl hearers, nicl Behubert’s Whois ‘Ti send him some of my Lyrics,’ With-a heigh-ho ! oeome-to the fair ! evlvia ?” ia, for the same reason, also a favoorite

The Last Lyrics. ttc of mine. Futd — that these, with the éxceptian Sheen Pee heepee fe an Fepees ss fa ele Pee pan ““T did eo, and in something under a week et Pi of the fast named, should besune in the original came his reply. He hiked my work very much, A Friendly Rival. German and that the lieder of Strauss, Higa he told mnie, and eapecially the ‘Four Songs of “As the history of song-writing clearly shows, Wolf, and Brahms demand the eameéeonsidera- the Fair.’ These, ho went on to say, he had this ia by no means the only instance of the tion. This, unfortunately, limits their appeal already set to music, but, unfortunately, he had mie suggesting the worda and their rhythm, and forbils me to select them as often as thev, lost the book of |yries—had, in fact, left it in and many of these songs have proved popular. perhaps, deserve; for it ia only natural that all inv invisible hearefa should wart to know ataxi Could [ send him another copy This was no exception, for this song became the “Well, now, do you think a young and principal one in the eyele * Three More Songs of what the sang is about. enthusiastic librettist would ever part with the the Fair.” the other two being ‘An [nteriade' Onur modern English composers provide many only copy of her priceless worda ? JT suppose and * Hatfield Bella:* creat favourites of mine. The songs of Elgar, there have been such tragieal happenings, but “ But, though “Come to the Fair’ has, perhaps, Delius, Roger Quilter, John Ireland, Easthope ining waa nol doomed to be one of them, and become the most widely known of all the Fair Martin and other: bring true enjoyment to my mew and wonderful collaborator had a new songs, | am peraonally hoping that one of the nearly everyone. Let me but mention “0. Mis- tress Mine” and “ Blow! Blow! Thou Winter eopyby return of post, songs in the third and Iast evele, ‘A Day at cre: f"* “In an incredibly short space of time the the Fair,’ may prove a formidable, but friendly; set of four songs was accepted for publication rival” [have always felt that hall the pleasire of Anging 148 in the appreciation of my audience, hy Enoch and Sona, the music publishers of [On Teesday, September 30h, Mr. Easthope 8, Great Marlborough Street, Wl, and isawed Wartin will accompany some of Ave aon songs, and now that my andieneo is increased a az a Song Cycle, in a gay cover of swings and micuding “Come fo the. Fair,” when they are thousand-fold, the pleasure is imereased ‘in ronndibouts,.sncd all the * fun of the fair” and broudeas! Fram Cardiff S!ation.] like ratio. Just the thought that thousands are deriving puirticular pleasure from a boauti- they were immediately sung by Mr. Kennerley- ahaa Rumford at a big comeert at the Royal Albert Every province in India ia to have its own ful song makes that pong one of my Hall, broadcasting company. Licensea will cost ten favourites, “This eyele of songs was the first of many rupees, and programmes other than news: may [fy Herbert Heyner tall aang at Cardiff written in conjunctionwith Easthope Martin, bo browieast at any time of the day. Mation on Tueray, Septenber FA]

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A Weekly Feature Conducted by Percy A. Renetihe SUNDAY, September 28th. 3.0-4.30.) : BOUGHTON'S “ IMMORTAL HOUR.” song previously heard at 609.0, (Programme &.8, from London, (5.8, FromLoypow,Tavkspay.) the end of the fret Act. UTLAND BOUGHPOS was born in S78, Rha ree porils to its apell, $.0-9.15.—The Rev. Principal Alexander Martin: He is very widely known as the founda and when Midir sings of D,1D., Religious Address. of the Festival School that at astonIry, arid #.15- 10,15,—Progra SB, Jrom Laiedan: “the Jond of heart’s later at Bristol, hus given performances of some desire; she cannot even MONDAY, September 29th. of his “ muse dramas,” ak well as of many hear. the pleading of notable works ty contemporary British com- BKochnidh, bat, @n- 4.0—4:0,— The Station Pianofarte Trio, posers. Boughton's stage works also include a franeed, follows Midir 5,0-0,0.—CHILDREN'S CORNER, 0.40-6.55,—Dr.. PioBel Frate-on “! Marconi Nativity play, Sethickem, and the opera as he goes: out. (in Italian), is. from ft ferent, Alibeatia, produced in London Inst January. Datta. enters end 70-11,0,—Progranueec 0B; from Dotdon, Besides four or five large-scale choral works berehes Eochaith, wien he has written some chamber music and a gooil fala to. the ground TUESDAY, September 30th, WEDNESDAY, Many “Songs lifeless. Wr, RUTLAND October Ist, and SATURDAY, October 4th. The finmertal Houwr's libretto is adapted from William Sharp prefer: BOWGHTON. t0-4,0.—The Station Fianoforte. Tria, the plays and poems of “ Fiona MacLeod” red. to call his work a . i, 0—6,0,—ALOR ENS. CORNER. (William Sharp). The drawatis persorr are “pevchic play.” He meant it ag-an allegory, 7.0 onwards. “Programme &.B° from Bondou, DALIA, a-shadow. pod (Baritone), = in which, to quote: his own words,” he “ at- ETAIN, « Inst faery maiden (Saprena), tempted to giveveice to two elemental cations, THURSDAY, October 2nd. ROCHALDH (pronounced “ ‘Yok-ay "), ing the emotion of. the inevitableness of destiny ohhh, 1), The Station Fisnoforte Tria, of [relanel ( Geritene), and the emotion of tragic loveliness." The old H1-6.0,—CHTLDREN'S CORNER, A-SBPIRIT VOICE ({Wezso Soprano). Celtic lepend “ doubtless symbolizes not only 2-940, — ProgenSB, from. Condon. MANUS, a peasant {fas}, the wooingback to the other world of the f40—Atr AGH BRENNAN, MAS Sal. from MAIVE, hia wile(Contralio}. Princess Etain, but, aa in the Greek legend of Ginger, MIDIE, a prince of faery (Tewor), Lagil Nieuws. Orpheas and Eurydice, the winning of spring AN OLD BART) (Aas), 100100, Progrnine &-H, Jrom Lionenor, back to the world alter an-enforced thraidom.” Choruses of Tree Spirita, Faeries, Druids, In ihe ancient myih he found vet another inter- FRIDAY, October Ord. Warriors and Court Women, pretation, and-sirove “jn Etain to symbolize ACT TL. the wayward, but home-wandering soul, to 3-0-4.40).— The Station Pinafortio Tra, 6,0—6,0,—CHILDRER'S CRN ER, The story is as follows: DALUA, the Shadow show in Midir a symbol of the immortal spirit, 7.4,—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, that lies bebind Life (representing “Nenpesis, and in Eochsidh a symbol of mundane «and 5.8, from Loviden: “whoa touch is madorss or death for any mortal foye.” PERCY SCHOLES, S50. from Londons niortal "|, ia mooked in the wood by ghosts. It ia thie interpretation, gave the widow of Local News. The tree-spirits dance round him, and rouse his the poet, that” Rutland Boughton also has anier He hears the votee of ETADIN, and endeavoured Lo express int his music, The lovely Programme of Modern Composers. hides, She longs to return to her world, but ticlodies linger in the mind long after the work HELEN WHITELAW- (Contralte, has forgotten all but her name in the visions has been heard, RONALD CHAMBERLAIN (Solo that. have led her to warder abroad. (Here Piandtorte bins jeture her song, “Fair i the” Moonlight,” BEETHOVEN'S “‘ KREUTZER "' SONATA. PIANOFORTE OU INTE iE: (Loxpos, WEbSESDAY.) JOAN SINGLETON. (Pianoforte). with ite fragile, other- worldly charm.) Kreniser was a French violinist, to whim PRED FALCONER. (lst Violin}. EOCHAIDH approaches, following the voice ESTHER CRUICKSHANKS (2nd Violink of Dalua, and singing“ [have heard you calling, Beethoven dedicated this work. It consista of J. FAIRGAIBSN. (Viola). Dalua"'—a theme m which the hounting dréop an Introduction and three Movements, only DOROTHY GODFREY (Violoncello). of the melody as'the Shadow-godl's name is called, the lnat two of which are to be played. Renald Chamberlain. gives o sense of Jonging and wistfulmess, LT, Prelude, Chorale aneFugue.. ear Frame Eoechnuidh seeke the manlen. joore beautiful Andante con Variavione fac tather slow Air 1. Helen Wihriteliaia, than any mortal, that the pods have promised with Variations). * April” : een eats him—FEtain. Dalua ic to be hie guide. The Air is lengthy, and contains in iia hrat “The Lake Tala of Tisiatres 1 “rahaPeel The second Sceneis in the hnt of the peasants notes the element of ayncepation (notes shor, ““Thawdtorhy Moominig ™ : ALANUS aml MAIVE, in which Eras has long, short In-a bar of two-time: £.0-8.15.—Proi, 7. SHIELD NICHOL.BON, taken refuge, She mourns over the lost beanty The Variations are very clear, and can he LiL.D.,. FLBA., Talk on an Economic of her facry world. followed without any particular deseription, Bubpect. Eocnstpy enters, and he and Erar sing LIT. B16. Ronald Chamberlain. af their love, in tho quiet yet strong melody Fery quick.—This is in “Sonata” form, Sonata No. din F Sharp Minor, Op, 30 which id the centre-point of the scene—‘' At In the FIRST MAIN TUNE the Prasa supplies eraei ja) Andante; (by) Prestission Volancdo, last I know why dreama have led me.” Distant a second purt in similar rhythm to the Viorr's Bod, Helen Whitelaw. voices are heard, in # lilting, gracefully-curving vivacious melody. Immediately afterwards the a Draybrea kk od tune, singing “How beantiful they are, the two parts are reversed—ithe Piano now above “Morning. lonily ones, who dwell in the hollow hills,” the Violin, ‘Evening. | AP eet Landon Ronald (fi) Memory stir in Etain,-and she listens motion: The SECOND MALX TUNEis in two parts— “Night” leas, as the curtain falls, a Hippant tune anda poeticalone. The flippant £.46.—Pianotorto Quintet in F Minar ACT If. one (in the Viotrs) is nearly related to the First Ceasar Firginek: At the court: the Druids ore holding a Main Tune. By and by this is banded over to (1) Molto moderate quasi lynto, Maestosa, festival to celebrate the completion of the the Piano, the Violin amusing itself in acrobatics Allegro-Piu Preato-Allegra; (2) Lento, first year of the marriage of Evars and meanwhile. Thencomes the contrasting con molto sentimente ; (3). Alleero non poetical Tune, lovingly treated, that forms an Lroppo, mac faocn: J Eoctarme. Both are visited by feelings of oppression, longings and fears, Eovhaidh tHoctive contrast in on othempse entirely 930.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, brilliant Movement, which is built up on the Suh. from Sanden, has seen strange visions in the darkness and fir GEORGE SEWMAN, SR from heard the laughter of spirita, tain with- Inaterials nowin hand, with the bevel “ Develop- Eonar, draws. Presently caters: MIDIR, who asks a ment” and * Recapitulation.” Lotal Newa. beon of Eochaidh, which the latter promises to a 10. Helen Whitelaw, erant.- Midir, beyond saying that he is the Tuat the descriptive articles on music written “The Brightest Day ' con of a King, will not tell hia name or whence by Mr. Perey -A. Beholes in The Radio Tines " Bt. Nicholas Day i iia -each week have a permanent value is the opinion ile owning "4 2 = Easthope Martin (5) he comes, Kochaidh feels Midir's power, and seks for hia “heart’a desire.” Midir sings of of a writer in the September isane of The " Hattheld. Bella legendary loves among the gods, and claims Librarian, Hesuggests that these articles should 1.15, Ronakl Chamberlain, his boon—to kies Etain’s hand. While she is be cut out, and pasted in the musical scores PC RAL MeAIB eae ae aie Debary loaned from Public Libraries as a guide to the Hill Fone" being summoned an OLD BARD sings of the “ Burlesque =} passing of dreamsand of men, appreciation of those particular pieces of nisin. 10.90. —lose caw, ETaArs appears, She knows not Midir, uolil This practice has been carried out for some Announesre: G L, Marshall. he sings to her of “the lordly ones "—the time in the Tottenham Libraries.

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Hull Programme, a -_ wii, wa thom aio 4 Week Beginning Sunday, September 28th oa

SUNDAY, September 28th. 40-5. 30 : 0-1 } Progi Anus AL fi one Londo, MONDAY, September 29th. WEDNESDAY, October Let. O—4,30.—WUatEN Ss HALF-HOUR, 151.15.CHILDREN'S CORNER,

Wo -11.0,—Programms 4.8. fron London. TUESDAY, Septeraber 30th. | Robert 4. dacksorn anid his Orchestra, Picture ees relayed! from thy Majestic ata iri: | Howse, 4.0-430.—WOMEN'S HALF-HOUR. 6,15-8,15,— CHILDREN'S OORNER. 7.0-104S. — Programe 8.8. from London, THURSDAY, October 7nd,

ch Sal, : sah oo Robert A. Jackson and his Orehestra, 4.0.4.30.—WOMEN'S HALF-HOUR, 5,15—0,15.—-CHTLDREN'S CORNER. 7.0) -10.50.—Progragam 1 3. fron Lajudan, FRIDAY, October 3rd. Shh mf ae oe Hhtobert A. Jochkson and his Orcheetrs: 4.0—-4.30.—WOMEN'S. HALF-HOUR, §.15-6,15.—CHILDREN'S CORNER: 7.0.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS: at from Condon, PERCY SCHOLES. §.5, from Condo, Local Neva, “IT know a bank..... Favourites From Many Lands. REBA COHEN (Soprana}. ALAN SPILMAN (Baritene}, What is it our Italian friends say for | BETTING DE BOER (Rolo Violin). “taking i t easy” ? “ d o l c e f a r niente,” i s n ' t i t ? EDWARD STUBBS’ SALON WRACHESTRA. That i s what I am doing on this glorious summer 7.20.— Hungary. Orchestra. e v e n i n g . Auntie Fellows and the youngsters Overture, “ Hungarian Coniedy "Béla 7.35,—Italy. Reba Cohen, have once more deserted me—Wembley again— “Wan oom 0" Rigcoleria i aaa tee but so long as there is a punt by the cool, “Muzetta's Waltz Song”... .. Puccini eaper Vorriabe seria ivlicaycc: Pane green bank, a pipe, and my “Portable Three,” Orchesira, loneliness has no dread. Bebertaee eis hia ae cee Poselti “Nuit Napolitaine " -.,.Duchetel ( 5 4 f often think that a Portable Three is one of 7.G0,—Geran, Alan Spthman, the best investments anyone can make. It is “Erleeee oa oes (15) "The Theee Gompacies -.a &. Herman 60 free from trouble. Only a switch to turn Orchestra, f° Moment Masieal ’ Sehihers and the phones to put on. Once you have entreactos (- Trhomerei ., Selinonann tuned in—in itself a most simple matter—you Waltz, “ Amorettentdnze “oi... Gung! $.20.—Spain. Oncherina, can leave the adjustment set for that particular Sunite, "Spanish Danes, . Mosckowsli station for ever if you wish. “ Broadcasting at §,30.—T"olanc., Betting De Boer. the turn of a switch,” I call it. Romance from “Concorta" Wieniawski *“Tacbourin Chinois” ...... Kreis To-night when our friends come in I shall just 4.40,—France, Reba Coben, seg “at p l o u r e on Rave ?...... George Hui tack the Portable Three on to my aerial, join “Minuet de Martini” 9.) .. Weekerlon up the Volutone Loud Speaker and we'll dance 7 eto eps oll Fontinaiiiog ~ Bell Song(Lakme) oc... Delites on the lawn. ec ‘ Orchestra, Selection, “Veronique ™ 3...Aa i Then when the Winter sets in I shall keep it Loin da Bal,..... , A c a r pee ee Olle attached to the outdoor aerial and it will become “Bottly Awakes My Heart ™ ( * Samson antl a ‘‘ permanent” ‘set. D e t i l a h ) ™,,,.0...sceey, eaeCHEsSere re ” Féto de. Hameau 2... agate Cfilbes 9.10.—England. Alan Spilman. Undoubtedly a good investment. "Lowland Bea. 20. PF. Brancombe (13) “A Jolly Old Cavalier’... .:. aig in Orchestra

* Choinson te Matin ot 7 oo a VA completely salt. : “Chanson de Natt" } contained: 3-Valve set ..005..: | Bilger (1) ' Taiting no sar, “ Merrymakers Dance ...... German { garth Wires, or wo §.30.—WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS . camalataran SB. fron London. =: Price (Head o i phaonenins Sir GEORGE NEWMAN.8.8.from Landon : cloded) = = £4-%. Local News, : = Io Real Cows 10.0-10.30,—Pregramma SB. from London, 5 ise = 15 Goa,

: Extras 4 moe SATURDAY, October 4th, : Mareont ‘Tax 37/4, 4.0-4.30.—WOMEN'S HALF-HOUR, * 3 Dull Emiteer- 6.15-0.15.—CHILDREN’S CORNER. f ulyons iPerverts FRELEss 1.0-12.0,—Programma 8B. from Lordon, ee Announcer: L, B. Page, SPS. Th Advt, of the Fellows Magneto Co., Lt1., Park Royal, Lootoa, N.Wro

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a ———s AeA) Sa i ay foe rf Leeds—Bradford Vee \,MT Programme. Week Beginning Sunday, September 28th.

ee SUNDAY, September 28th, i h. i ih eea j Progrannes freits fi Oil Layet Ih

MONDAY, September 29th. WEDNESDAY, October Ist. 3.50-4.50.—Bensley Ghent and his Orchestre, relayed irom the Tower Picture Howse, Leeds. 6.15-0.15.— CHILDREN'S CORNER. 7.0-11.0.—Progrimme S68. frow London, TUESDAY, September 30th. o $0—4,0.— Harold Geeand his Orchestra, relayed from the Theatre Roval Cinema, Bred. THE WORLDS GREATEST ford. CRYSTAL 445-4.15.—WOMEN'S HALF-HOUDR, h.15-0,15,—CHILDREN'S CORNER. Harrtetsham, ent LO— WEATHER FORECAST end NEWS. “Phage never been able to gel cdf, fre he Jone. co plain before with other Major A. BE. BEATTIE. MALE, crvstals. fo hace tried eryatal after crystal MM. tnstf.; “A Chat on Motoring.” bot f towe never fod sock @ good Law pl Naas, resolr before oa Ff fowe to-day R.L Lyrianette is the only completely self- 7.30-10,45.—Proprence SUB. fram Dondon, aiten J listened in fo fhe soon contained perfect —— ing neat receiver Concert from London,” available at a Pagye price. It has been THURSDAY, October 2nd. (Sed) WT. BOWG, ME. universally sought by all who require beauty 2, 30-4.0.—Harokd Gee and his Orchestra, relayed in tone and design. There are no vexatious from the Theatre Raoyel Cinema, [araal- PRICE 1/6 extras with the K.I. Lyrianette. tore, Price 2 Valve — 4.45-5.154—WOMEN'S FLALF-HOUR, Sole Lendon Agenia— 19 Guineas. 5. 1415.—-C AI LBREN'S: CORNER. Vv. ZEITLIN & SONS, Also made in & valves. 7.0-10,90.— Programme SB. from London, 144, Theobalds Road, Send for jist ALT. free on request, FRIDAY, October drd. London, W.G.1. 2 490—1,0.— Harold Geo el his Orehestra, relayed RADIO INSTRUMENTS,Ltd. SSS NEUTRON LTD from the Theatre Resyal Cinema, Bracd- 12, HYDE ST., NEW OXFORD ST., W.C.2. StCILLAN ain SOUTHAMPT FG LOM DOR, Wie IL \ LEA fore. if AOA PLM Se Vise Stands Fl a& 22 ot ‘the Albert Holl Wireless 6.45641—CHILDREN'S CORNER, Exhibition j 4. from London, PonsAVDA

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"Liverpool Programme. Week Beginning Sunday, September 28th

SUNDAY, September Zith. 3.8-5.30.-'| 820 he PrajaSG. Tron woriato, MONDAY, September 25th, and WEDNESDAY, October Ist. a. Hl30,— allan jou: lie Orchestra, rélaved from the Scale Piotr: Hover, Ha. 1G. A LDRENS OUR ER, A PhO. iqroine SB fron Laneton, TUESDAY, September 20th, J 140-4290... —Coneert, 6, 00-0.1o,—C A LDREN'S CORNER, 10-0. Page SG froin Gabor. pS THURSDAY, October 2nd. *4 th The Stetian Paabotane. Tra, 4, dh. Li.--—-CAI DBR EAS CORNER, 1th POS MP ragreniiner a_i rnin Lado,

a FRIDAY, Octeber rd. Heth TE, (iiailleed mil lits Orehedira, relieved 1am tlie Scala Pete Howse, he. --CH ILDREN'S OORNER,

4 ,— WEATHER PORECAST: and EWS. At, iranLondon. PERCY SCWOLES, M i from Louelon, Laken Bea's, ELYSABETH DYSON i Contaalte). FRED BROWS (Selo Violin}. STEPHEN: WEARING (Pianstorte). BEN BAKER. | Baritene) 7.3m, Vidlin. wad Pie, ReAM A MAis jer iasedecwacee saws COPY

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Housed appropriately in one nt tae Farnous Halls of the Metropieslis al the Ernpire, thea Exe.

brtian, the erealest yen held, will mark anol hee lane ory the peath af a WIRELESS E prosresi. Organised bry the National Asspciation of Radio Manufacturers (including Companies of Warlds wide feputation), the products to be-shown are mainly the manufactures of Members of the Association, and will he thoroughly representative of every department of “Radio” and of the

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charac Ler (oo the F.xhibut Bi. During the Exhibition. the 2L.0. Military Band will play daily and, on certain evenings. its performance will be transrnutted from the Royal Albert Hall, as part of the 2:L.0, Broadcasting Programme, Daly Deriansl rations ol fooeplhion will be given by the British Broadcasting (Lomaany, Admission 1/6 (Including Tax), Daily except Tuerday, Sept. 30th, wheo the price of admission will be 2/6d.{including taxh cntil & pom, 10.30 ar. to 10.0. p.m. daily. Clreanlscd by THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF RADIO MANUFACTURERS. 36, Kingsway, London, W.C. 2.

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SUNDAY, Bestamber 22th. 3.{-5. 30, s at 4 Proceed:8, freee oe oH.

MONDAY, September 25th, 1490-4. 90,— Andrew James ond his Orchestra, relayed! from. the Seale Picture Theatre. O60. CAE LOREN SBS CORA, 7.0 onwarde-—Pregramma 8.8. from Loudon, TUESDAY, September 3th, WEDNESDAY, October Ist. §.0-6.0,—_ CHILDREN’S CORNER. 9.0 onwards.— Programme S.8. from London, THURSDAY, October 2nd. : 1165-1215. penme of the ANNUAL NOT- TINGHAM GOOSE FATR—Specches by The MAYOR aid TOWN CLERK, followed bry noms of the Fate, 9490.4, 30-—-Andrew slnmen el lin Orehestre. £000,LDRS COTFr, ial Fad, RUh.- Programe Soo. from Faden FRIDAY, October Ord. 4.804tele hanes nnd. hie Onthestra, pe £.0-#,.0,—CHILBRESN'S CORNER. bE 0,45-6,55,—Minitry of Agriculture Talk, 5.8,

5 sro Loaoalon., O—WEATHER FORECAST omd NEWE, 5.5, from Jonna, PERCY SCHOLER. '&.G. prom Eendon. Lotal Mews, An Operatic Evening. DORIS HITCHENER (Bopranc}.

1 ELSIE HADFIELD (Contralto}. JOSEPH GREEN Tenor}. ERNEST. PEATTS (Baritone). THE NOTTINGHAM LADIES TNSTRU- MENTAL GUARTET. Tau. Chuatict. BKelections foom “ Canmen "-. 0. cee Bie bristling with Me BERNARD JOHNSON, Muse. Bac, ou“ Some Famous Compoters of Opera, 55. Dore Hitchener andJoseph Green. ‘ Miserero Sees" ("1b Trovatore “} eras now ideas Bnet Plates, “ Prologue [* Payitaeri “),; Fron cereale Fisae Ebrchiletel. “ Soith: Awakes My Heart * (“Samson and Dyslilady nr de a ee ep ee ee Anvlt=Soena Six exclusive ALVE. users to whom the name Cossor Joseph Crean. means something akin to perfection in “ Flows Boog * ("Carmen ) aan heme 8,15. Quartet, Wuncell features. valve design, will naturally look for new telections from “Cavalera Rusticana." and ongmalideas at the announcement of the new Mascagna I. "Takes TB welts yet can be nse with a 2-volt, 4-vele, or 6-volt accumulator Cossor Dull Enaitter, the Wuncell. And they Selections from.“ 1) Pagplineei ‘-Leomcupalty without alteration ta Sek: will not be disappointed. The eighteen months 8.05, Ele: Hadfield aol baonest Platte. during which the Wuncell has progressed from Act I, Boone 2: ' Bemson aml Delvdali " pil Conforms te all Cassar standard Seca d= Seat features. Arched hlament, bood- the germ of an idea to a proved and tested Joeeph Green. shaped Anode and Grd. product, have been well spent. * Down Hor Pale Cheek (L' Rlisir dAmare) 3. Centre support to filament ensures Lowen longer Ife. 8.04), (er bet., We beheve that the new Wancell @ as lar Selections, “* Madame Buttertiy "..Pucciit 4. New method of packing guarantees 0, Kiste Hadfield, unwed and untouched condition m advance of any other Dull Emitter as the from Test-room to user. * Noble Siciora - en ce ie ant ricer Cossor P.] Valve is ahead of ordinary bnght armen Platts. 5, Lowest filament temperature (glow emitter valves. In sensitiveness, purity of tone, * Vulcan's Song“ (" Philemon and Baucia") almost invistble dunng day time) will volume, length of bife and economy of current ounce triple the effective life of the Valve. consumption, the new Wuncell is in a class by Daria Hitehener, “One Fine Duy" (* Madame Butterfly '") 6, Manufactured in two ee bo cortes= iteelf. Step by step future advertisements will pond exacily with stm ar valves im Puecing the Goseor PT series, definitely substantiate every one of these points, ®. 15, Joeeph Green and Ernest Platte, If you are building a new Set, of if you * Bo Mine ‘the Delight" (°* Foust‘ W.i. For Defector and) already own a Valve Set see that you use Hone LiF. use | /. roartet, Woncells and treble the life of your accumu- Bolections Jrom “ Bomeon andl Delilah ™ WW. (MHith: red top) | for Ak. we lator. Kemember that you cannot judge aie See Wuncells by other Dull Emitters—they are £.30.—WEATHER FORECAST «and NEWE. From all Dealers SH, fram London. tolally unlike any other Walye on the Bie GEORGE REWHLAR, 3.8. fromm after Oct. Ist. market, Lordon, Local News. 16.6, Ement Flatts, “The Toreador’ Bong a (* Carmen’) Bizet 10.10). Ghaarlet, Oull Emitter Selections fram “Faust va... ewGeuned Belertions, Romeo and Juliet” i Gounod 10.30.—Closo down. SATURDAY, October 4th. #.15-4.15,-—Androw James and his Orchestra, 5.0-6.0,—CHILDREN'S CORNER.” Wunce 7.0-12.0.—Progrinumne §.8. from Londen, Announcer: Edward Liveing, Advertisement of A. C. Cossor, Ltd, London, NS. GideAd, 1ypy.

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Bn Fnvitation. ou ate cordially invited to attend an Exrbibition of Radio equipment, including | Television apparatus i n its present state of advancement, to be beld by the General Radio Company, Utd, at 235, Regent Street W1.1, trom Wednesday, September 24th, to Wlednesday, October Sth (Oa.m. to 10 p.m. daily). ) Wou will be made most welcome. eS

GENERAL RADIOCOMPANY| iG isal 2 Radio House, 235,Redoat eiect Pandeas Ww. 1. Telephone: JMayfair 7152. Telegrarms : ™ Algenrad, Landon, '

Receptionthat is deception T really seems as though the vocalist is singing in the room——every ailver noveevery delicate inflexton of the voiec—zach note of the accom- paniment—is calcay witha clarity.

Wireless Sets are a revelation of what perfect reception should be. If you ¢ haven't heard the EFESCAPHONE Receiving Sets, you have Crystal Valve Model yet to hear perfect reproduction. So simple to operate, too— eoANSON om (ithastrated ) and the wave-length range of the multi-valve sets covers all tinder normal condeions both ome amd Crystal-Valve Set. fwo-walve seta wall bring the nearest British and Continental Broadcasting, Ships, Air-craft, etc., Boraacleast: a Saation within mirgee al By part of Cinent Birtain. The one= without edding special coils. The ‘cabinet work haz a very fools wet wri work hi |evnarel: rpraker uipeba handsome appearance and “ tuning” has been specially simplified. 10 eniles andthe tywo--valye appTel miténly ‘Wy mviles froma main Broads if You desire a smaller set than the” Anson ms investigate the special casting, States. feature of the “Benbow” a crystal receiver with fully a The Cabiert is of palshed oak with i spectral, alt ingp ipatier cowsr- | S-rnibe range, ierig the panel when the latter in pot in ee. A neat: handacene nid reout abficion’ acts : dealin Ne,522 aaneaall ee EFESCAPHONE Wikaioes ‘esi. : i a. and Efesce Wireless Components, Write for your corr to-day. a Price complete with all cccensorica, Letepl vives, Cne-Valre “Two: Valea EFESCAPHONE Sets are sold by off HtrelessDealers, fronnrangers,

£12 £15 and Electricians. ‘ FALK, STADELMANN & CO., LTD., Efesca Electrical Works, 83-85-87, Farringdon Road, London, E.C.1 ood at Ghepow, Manchester and Birmingham,

SEPTEMBER 2oTH. 1824.) — RADIO TIMES —— : o> Plymouth Programme. Week Beginning Sunday, September 28th

TEALcd SUNDAY, September 28th. 4.03.30. aii ohh 15, f Togranemes SO, fron Doviden,

MONDAY, September 29th. 2.45 5.90,—Commodore C.. W. BR. ROVDS, CabhG.: With Scott im the Antarctic, relayed from the (suwildnadl, 5.30 -1.,40.—Savey Picture House Orchestre. Aieaenl Director: Albert, Hose, 5 F030. CHI LORES'S: CORNER. me | oe el Be Pragranundé SB. fron Laveen,

TUESDAY, September 30th, t a s THURSDAY, October 2nd, and SATURDAY, October 4th. 04 3, —Saroy Picture Honee Onrehestra. Musical Director: Albert Hosie, 50) 6.30, CHILDREN'S CORNER. _ otk cn wrrda. Programme ALE free Loredan, Master Valves FRIDAY, Qetober 3rd. 3.304 40,--Savey Pichon Howse Upchestra. Musics Director: AlbertHoste, Have Master Reasons. 5.4 6.30,—CHILDREN'S CORNER. U45-6.55 Ministry of Agmeculture Talk, 1.8.6 from Condon. “MULLARD H.F. and L.F. Valves are the strongest 7.4—WEATHER FORECAS!D and NEWS AE from Donita, valves that have ever been produced.” PERCY SCHOLES S.8. fron Leadon, 9 Local Nowe, HEIR giant strength lies in the unique design of the Local Concert. HILDA SMART TRIO, electrodes. The convex filament, the ribbed arched MAT BABIIGE. (Soprana). TEIFY DAVIES: (Comtralto', anode, and the specially welded grid, with ARTHUR CANNITFORD: (Tenor. their supports MARION (LINGAN |) (Pinnoforte form a rigid construction that will stand surprising tests MARGERY MOOR: | Linets). PARRY GOS | Hiamorist). Titll, Tria without the slightest alteration to their positions. ist Movement Tre Op. 27 peceesSehett PpBerge, Just take one of your old valves and bring i t sharply Lo! Here tho Gentle Lark ap Bishop Tiptoo”’ ated rated peat ah . Care against Pinneftorte Duets, the palm of your other hand. The electrodes will be * Spanish Panes" Pee eeous Polonaise " Peete cde a eae distorted immediately and make contact with each other. Contralio Sons. * Flower Some ~ (*° Piast 7"). . 2s Ghee it} * Loch Loman’ Jae Gd Sootek Afetooly This will not happen with Mullard H.F. and L.F. Valves. Hiuanorist, OO RMORMR Ts) alaca presse abet hery Burt aud Afieell But their strength does not lie solely on the mechanical “Foote eee ees eg Low (7) Tenor Bones, side. For pure, strong wireless reception there is not a *Wilters Prize Some" ("Die Me‘ster- ONOeee eee ge ager (ly) better bright filament valve on the market to-day. For All ternthy " salah wn Meascheran i Trin, Selection, “" amaon dnd Delilah Ask for Mullard H.F. Red Ring Valves for H.F. ampli- Acie Aeie, 9.0,— Mi. HENRY VICTOR PRIGE,.A ML Jnst fication and detection. Price 12/6. Ask for Mullard C.E,: "This Development of Plymouth," L.F. Green RingValves for L.F. amplification. Price 12/6. AOPrANO Somes, tree, OB ie ea eo ee oe “Comin” Thro” the Rye) pected Ane, Come to Stand 52, All-British Wireless Exhibition, Albert Hall, and see these Pianotort® Pyaet, remarkable H.F. and L.F. Master Valves and the tests they wall stand. "From Foreign Parte” ..... JWarehowels 95—WERATHER FOREAST sanl NEWS, Write forleaflet V.R.18 for full technical information. SF. fron Londayi, hr GEORGE NEWMAN, SB. from London. Local News. 10.8. Uonlralio Sona, ‘My Mothor Bids Me Bind My Hair” cite Haydn PPaareot _ Mesyrncit: Mullard Elomortet, "1 Wis @ Success at the Dance ™ Pilar aaa che iil *FineOl) English Gentleman ™ THE +MASTER:+-VALVE Newnan (1)

Tenor BeOnsa. “ Sealy in Oire Altey sewn eee Carey Adverlisement of the Mullard Eadie Valve Co, Let. (Dept. HT), Trio, Nightingale Works, Nightingale Lane, Balham, 8. 1V.12 Danes Alipar, 1O.31.—Choes down, ERITISH EMPIRE EXHIBITION, PALACE OF ENGINEERING, Announcer: Clarence Goode, AVENUE 14, BAY 13.

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“GLASSACCUMULATORS ARE TROUBLE-FREE OUR “IDEAL” RANGE Mode! W.5. 25 act. ampére hour. Four years’ exporience with theas spaci- ally - designed wireless accumulators justifies our original claims, for, on- doubtedly, the glass accanlatoer has Lar ay nphy proved jigeli: Ideal for wire- less Grende:sist ire CepekOWL. The only possible hive"Pais eTitician is that of breakece, This poimt has boon entirely disproved, and the ermal! number of breakages jowing, probably, te the aperial cote they are combainoc in}, 2 less than in the eneo of celluloid model, The perenal noyvantage ot always having fa Chaar yh ar the plates, rel sete DLE their condition, aad that of the acid ales, ip obs ions, Prices; 2 volt Lif} (c"). 4 volt 26/5 (22), 6 volt 38/6 (20). Aneiher very osefal sier is the Made L5., boviog & impecity af 4acl. sop. boars, ; each coll tino i plates, This ie Clheideal accomulebor to ies if more flan bwo Talvesare geri. Prices: 2 volt 16/6 (('"), 4 volt 40/9 (2.2). 6 volt 59/6 (30).

DON’T MISS OUR STAND No. 33 AT THE EXHIBITION. IN THE OPINION OF THE KEECTRICI AN, who has instal (OY2ZNULSSS led a good many Wiring Systems for Flectric I. ighting in his trme, BROS. LTD there is nothing to touch 12, 13, 14, Gt. Queen St., Kingsway, W.C.2.| * KALEECO,” Phowe Ge IT ar 57 5/0 ‘Grams: “Zywateseng, Westcent.’ SOLITHERN GEPOT (Wholesale): 101, Old Christchurch Rd. | Tt is surprising how easily the Bournemouth, ‘Phone : Bournemouth S573. ee ee Scull SOUTH - WESTERN E slesole): Central Mill, | metal-sheathed wires can be Raleigh St.. Seheneers eeee

handled. Theyare flexible enough to bend round awkward eornices and mouldings, yet, when clipped in position, they lie quite flat on THE RECEIVEROF| the surface and do not sag. Given a coat of enamel, the wires QUALITY are practically invisible. Owing to the fact that there is no cutting of walls necessary, the Lady of the Houseis delighted to find that “Clearing up the Mess” is dispensed with. Full particulars of the === —— THE Price [= : E— KALEECO 4-valve receiver = has quite unusual WIRING SYSTEM range and volume, and beautiful will be sent on .application. purity of tone. At the same time it is delight- fully simple to operate, Aull the B.B.c. and CALLENDER’S CABLE & a number of Foreign Stations are received CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD., with ease on the Loud Speaker. Hamilton House, Victoria igen sey PRICE, as illustrated, absolutely complete Embankment, London, E.C.4 i SECTIONS | with valves, b a t t e r i e s , coils and loud-speaker, 0, T e l . No.: Central 8 9 0 3 , | METUALSIZE | including tax-..++++0»+ £36. 10. : ‘ Send jor our inferesling booklet.

' : “DISTANCE, POWER AND TONE" 5 : Sent poal free.

Manufacturers, hier rate : ‘ Sole ac 3 PRICE'S BATTERY AND RADIO CO,, Ltd., 11, HART ST., NEW OXFORD ST... LONDON, W.C.1. i Tekphone: Mixeom / 18?

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Sheffield Programme. Week Beginning Sunday, September 28th

SUNDAY, Sagtumbice 2oth, 4.050. Ls $,0-10,15,f7 qranuies S20 pro felthh..

MONDAY, September 2th. 1.40] 2.30,—t HALO palo! Records, 4.304. 30. Programe: SB from eminem, aes.CHILDREN'S CORNER. Hound the World with Unele Herhert. 74-110.— Pregeniinie S86. from London, TUESDAY, September 30th, and

THURSDAY, October 2nd-

11.30-12.31.—Oramophone Records, 2.30—4.30.— Programme from the Albert Anil, 6.30-6.30,—_ CHILDREN’S CORNER. 74). onwerds:— Programme SLB. from Leadon.

WEDNESDAY, October Ist. 11.30)-12,30.—Cramophone Records, 3.30—41.30.—Local Concert. £.40-i. 45, CHILDREN'S CORNER. Round the World with. Unele- Herbert. 7-11...Programas 38. from Loniion, FRIDAY, October frd, 11. 30-12) 30.bore Boece. 3.304.900. Progra Sa. frank Metehester. 6.30-1.45.—CHLLDRENS CORNER. Round the World with Unele Hertsirt. T.0—WEATHER FORECAST: tnd NEWS, Ay tt, front Eades, PERCY SCHOLES, S.8 from onden, Lipnal News, THE STATION ORCHESTRA. Dider the Direetion of COLLIN SMITH. JOHN. HENRY (Himself): EDITH REED [(Contrilte), THOMAS VYICKERS {Tenor}. Toth (ihnel pest rae * Marche Fuomnime sissaes cobb “Les Clothes de St. Malo” . ttieer Seeders Popular Bones...Beans (1) Thomas Vickers. * Eavheh dose TZ. a Ed. Germain * haesana ie Chiloe * 23). ReGeri (11) * Mounleini Layers’ oc erep are (hy Silver Clear releableth. Petite Suite Sodenwe 30.000. _ awe Here is the Trade Mark by which Louden Solecthon, ~ VY aapioiaain “* 3ORBa) fl} Beith Rend Valves are known. It was chosen because it “fF T ta be ea TT) We Stephens(1) i Csey the Fiddler” ... trae WYcoal represents the essential feature of Louden “nme tothe Fair ” aaticape Mioorben. (a) Valves —Silver Clear reproduction. Hohn henry on ~" Miabie. (rehist ra, There are very good reasons why the open The Little Beeruite ' 5... bie ad dal scaties: he Masicl of the Mountains a spiral anode of the Louden enables such Prien Sino 60-0 13.—Interval clear reception to be obtained, but the best Yd, Thomns 1 petkers, ‘A evas ey a eriepeg Admwaeal) of good proofs is to buy one to-day and "Tn Lore a . ernLohr Thre lg?rly All the AR veces ene one ht st to your set. Urehestra. “Swedish Wordding Marci .,....:Senile Fabel ve From the moment you: switch on, you Selection, “ Co-Oprimists "'...0cr, Pether (7) Jehn Henry “ About Sheffield.” will notice that your reception is clearer Orehestra. than it was before. “ Kéve ade Pierrot aa peerea aacPEDper Selection, ““ The FEbabel Maid TeEa You may have become so accustomed to £30.— WEATHER FORECAST and NEWS, SB. from Loudon, the “ breathing” noise of your set that you do Sir UEORGENEWMAN, oo : i. Jrom Hadar, not notice it. When you fit Louden Valves ALERERT LAW, FitvA.. Chamber of Commerce, on “ Sheitieti’s Trade.” you will most certainly notice its absence. Local News, 10.15, Edith Reed. You will realise why we say that Louden 'Denins ™ .,, Richardson (15) Tn an ona: Fashioned: Town" .. Symire (1) Valves _ areSilver Clear. “Ww hatevor Is, Is Best "...... Hermann Lot Ore het. ‘The: Pain Laudes fora AU Lowleis afe sila : Selection of Welsh Melodies arr, Mydadleton :> dbeievtigag ud dew Pree : oe.T «th feta trom : 16.45.—Close down, + Ginecy: Acopeifying. . " Bing MannieHives 5 © Ste Tian Londen fag. * bored threogbost jn = PRL. Agsplifedtinn, r iret Dritain. t SATURDAY, October 4th. i bent Volts eon: The Canteen ens j 1136-120. —t ‘PAMphone Records, ; iheAmps. fab i pepeLese. > mompiion lt ery ker 3.30-4.90,— Programme 3.8. fron. Birmingham, 1 deeds Teles ai. ¢ otal dhe Ite beng, 6.30-0.30.—CHILDREN'S CORNER. posal 7.0-12,0,— Programme 8.8. from London, ADFERT. OF THE FELLOWS MAGNETO Col LTS. PARK ROYAL, 1Da, WO Aniwwinesr: H. U, HeacdlJennor. Le.

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YS ig whech enrcurmises: “ taterference,”” three f YER te simple controfs ; specially designed for : is theuse oot dinll-emitter valyes wards : vi peores conditions. Price, including € i: ‘Lancon Licence, £32 10s. Od. ft: Fihovox, Lowd Speaker (120 or 2000 if ohm resistance) price JOS. £3 i Visit Our Stand at the Albert Hall © not fail to visit the Burndept Exhibit at the All- British Wireless Exhibition, where you will see all our newly-designed Receiving Apparatus and Com- ponents. Those who wanta simple crystal set, a five-guinea two-valve loud-speaker receiver, or a powerful multi-valve

Aa receiver, and those who want to build apparatus themselves will All-British Wireless : Exhibition, all find something to interest them amongst the latest Burndept products. The Burndept range has never been so extensive as : Sept. 27th-Oct. Sth,: ‘at the Albert Hall, ; it is to-day, and we can conhdently Say that each piece at apparatus 1s the best for tts purpose, Burndept products are British-made. STANDS Remember—Stands 72 and 74, at the Albert Hall, 72 and 74, :

fen Displays af new Burndept Apert and Components are betray | Boxes held at our Pray imc ral Branches and bay chur Principal Agents, (134 & 135. Purchase Burndept by its name—substitules arenol the same,

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How to avoid danger from LIGHTNING THROUGH YOUR WIRELESS AERIAL.

Pear yl electrical storms 16 Catising COMsEernaAtiol among Wirfeloss-set-owters, MiuLy MWistitiers are noted in {t hoe dhaahy pitess nf sets having been stittic le. bay Lightni id ancl great damage cat The danger is real, and needs immediate attention The Edjzon Bell Antomatic Earthing Plue obviates this Theht- ning danger sirely, thoroughly, oflcctively. This device is quitesmall and bemrtifully made of insulating material; the metal parts are of highly polisshed nivkel plate; the comtacts are of pure silver and will not corrode; By withdrawing the plug (A) shown below, aerial dna earth wires are automationiy connected, and the set can be taken away withoutany further trouble. To regain contact all that is neces- sary 16 bo re-itsert the plug, amid the-set is agar ready lor use Ttois always advisable to withilraw theplug at. night— SAFETY FIRST INSURE PRICE YOUR WIRELESS SET: AND HOME AGAINST LIGHTNING 6/6 By wang on EDISON BELL EACH, AUTOMATIC EARTHING PLUG AND LIGHTNING ARRESTER.

There is over 30 years" reputation behind the name EDISON BELL a solid guarantee of good faith with Trade and Public,

PLUG TX ACTION, RADIO SETS, COMPONENT PARTS, INSULATORS, Etce., Manufactured throughout,

SOLD BY THE LEADING DEALERS. Manufacturers: West End Depot—43, Cranbourn Street (Opposite the London Hippodreme) J.E.HOUGH,ITD., Edison B e l l Works,Glengall Rd. L o n d o n , S.E.15.

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CCE: BEBRBESHBEoEP OOCOeBepoooboeoo Rodin oooeoopoeos BURNT-OUT VALVES DOUBLES THE PLEASUREOF WIRELESS renewed by the (::W.T. Oreless: are improved beyond recognition, and arc guaranteed to func tion equal to NEW Valves, This is proved by regular demand, \|LOUD SPEAKER STANDARD TYPES f n m 6/Geach You Hear the Musician Himself a8 though actually singing or ‘playing DULL EMITTERS, anytype,from 10/6 each in Your room. Det aa send you particulars of the G.W.J. Plateless Valve, which Exhibition Alban: DLAND 112 roan Crystal tone with f u l l Valee Strength. gives Hall, orobtain folder from Wireless Dept: | £5 G.W.1., Ltd., 4 3 , Grafton S t . , Tottenham Ct. Rd., W.1. Cian &Oiks ff rpetninte from Warren Street “Tube Station. | “UWCTON VALE —— non Wa THE ORIGINAL AND LARGEST REPAIRERS OF VALVES. PeeeeeeeeLeerekeet)

A model of TUNGSTALITE value and BLUE LABEL (Regd. No. 447149) efficiency= = 4

The ACME |-Valve receiver is the embodiment THE UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY OF of compactness ond simplicity of control and is USERS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE complete in the one case, no accumulator being WORLD HAS PROCLAIMED THIS SYN- necessary. [tis an ideal receiver for those requiring THETIC PRODUCT TO BE THE MOST a head telephone equipment, having long-distance PERFECT AND REMARKABLE ACHIEVE- reception with minimum up-keep. It will also MENT OF ITS KIND. give Lowd Speaker resulta ot 10 to 15 miles on #tandard serial. 7 1/6, FROM ALL DEALERS. 1/6. Price with Valve, EFattertes and Phones, £R . 8. 0.

Hirile Jor dhe Acme Catalogue, hich describes in dela! The ACME TUNGSTALITE, LTD., (itr ard odter (yea of Alea Ainceicers, Electric Lame Hears, ‘ The Acme Production Co., Ltd., 1-valve Set 47,Farringden Ra., LONDON, C1 Sle Smethwick, Birmin cham, z#S8.8.0 fPothnr2447. Grimi—T int pel aevp+ Sarit, Salis Pisnpstanip 1 ny. London Office and Shoiwrrooma: 160, Great Risosell St, WC. With call accessories. Look Out for the Blue Seal on Every Tube.

—=YOURS FOR 20/-—> Send 20/- to-day, together with your order for the ~ Tonyphone," and thia wondertul set, which receives al! BBC stations will be delicered complete, inchoding all acces. sonics. You pay a further£1 each ‘Abbey Masts satiety ver actial month afterwards. The total coat is only newly Elglt,-strong: pnd cael’ epee teal, £15 9s, of, if you préfer, £1458. cash lhet sie Fpleble for fee te Fond, wll Ww. pram: Conipicte with all mpots- eorics, In. tot: sections, wit, Bove] ‘Tonyphone’ Super Two-Valves quale GG. =; tot. Gh =j} bot k, 105-5 qale., {ads ~All catnage pale Complete with Accumulator, HT, AL it WW deen tt ies necessary lo erect ypnir Battery, Aerial, | pale 4,000 ofma Pe fer ft A ec spre, tpecny Bp I } 4 HH JA bebe Direeuonal rei Aenl Headphones, and too Falves—ane oo High Frequency ond one Detector. a Ho 1 Prov. Pats. Fetted complet! with i | a mA rai, Chimner ack and easby omtated, All Reyatiies paid. eit 1" i ih fk ee Tar elpetio€ results thn: wheat j i sineshark. eral of heal “EL f “iy | Wi Send to-day ood enjoy broadcasting NOW. Tyae= @ carriage pa'd, ‘ | wf Pa, | F . Fa. BRITISH ENGINEERING PRODUCTS Co. { — Abbey Bepissiag Works, (Appliances Dept.), Windsor House, Victoria Street, London, 5.'W.1, WATTON—NORFOLE. Ae 4

= ACCUMULATORS RE-CHARGED FREE in your own home and from your ordmary electric installa- Hon, where ya have direct current. The “CHASEWAY ™ ” CHARGER (0.0.) ts-simple to connect; automatic in | action and requires ne attention. lt saves its cost ine short. |! THE DL. Cerstal in enduring. lt com fine by doing awiiy with the weekly fe-charging eX PEnse, |sap torecty, with sustained voleima; besides avowding that last minute “Tet down” when yeu | fomg after you expect its pensitivity to become unpaired. [ i n conjunction with the — meat fequire to listenin, and all the usual saccular } T i i anque “ Malimadiom Camyhisker, it gives troibbe, Whenever you are king the current for Shy ptr= hakpie Cutntieker, better results for etraightiorward crvenal pce the “CHASEWAY " automatically fe-chargea your | carefully packed in dust- receiving oF p¢tlem circuit work: cw ulator free. preol cane, alate to conditions of Supoly Compania and FireIn arante Aine - Seatnow 2G /- for the cheapest and most practical job on the as _DLS. TAL market, withont ammumecter, 15!-. d e a f e r , or nena CRYS (cron rjHanae FLO, not megetiolle,” From pour THE GHASE ELECTRICAL 23/- aieect fo MANUFACTURING Co., Ltd., The J, W.B. WIRELESS CO,, and 184, soee LeaDon,ECA. post free Si@a/Ei2a. EUSTOM RD. WW. ” Pallmadium”™ Catwhisker Pele Baguette’ Lae ines iFaciay Wienrew Steet Tres gilan SS REAR et tals

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THE Wises of Efficienry

Neu. Receiving Sets at the AiBritiak Wireless Exhibition Albert Hall Sept. 27th to Oct. 8th.

poe: ae: Ie a oo itates“octce stH3Sl | if a ~ oorfea £8

T'S outstanding items of interest at this exhibition are the NEW “ COSMOS” UNIVERSAL VALVE SETS.

=F ala . . fel ia ete These sets are arranged for reception on all wave-lengths in use for broadcast telephony. : pi CobhOak The change from one ware--length to another can be made in a moment, by drawing out eeenang one “ coil-box "and slipping ini another, The illustration belowindicates the simplicity of this operation. Three “ coil-boxes” cover the whole range from 300 to 3,000 metres. AN special dual-amoplihcation circuit, combined with distortionless resistance-capacily coupling, gives ee sensitiveness and large amplification, together with the most perfect possible reproduction. Reaction coupling may be effected on to the anode or aerial corcunt at will—a feature exclusive 5-Maloe to the Cosmos" Set. Move the reaction | Sel. lever one way, and signals may be searched for ee ace without fear of interfering with your neighbours, fin Cabinet awing tt over the other way, and the utmost pos- 3 yaa sible selectivity and sensitiveness can be obtained. a The setswill take any type of valve on the market, bright or dull-emitter, or power valves, or any desired combination of valves, without alteration to the set. The sets are mounted in highly finished cases and cabinets, in a variety of styles, ample and elaborate. Some sets have a loudspeaker and horn incorpora- ted inthe cabinet ; these eell-contained “loud speaker" sets form really handsome pieces 5-Valve of furniture, and have moreover an exceptionally f i n e tone. Only a few typical 7hanal examples can be illustrated here, owing to limitations of space. Write for “ Cosmos © Speaker’* Set, Radio Catalogue No. R.T. 7117/1 (Price 6d.), in which full. particulars and prices bn Sacebonn i will be found of a large variety of types. THE * COSMOS” RADIOPHONE VALVE SETS which received universal approbation last season are also continued for the coming season at Reduced Prices, of which a few examples are given below. 2-Falee Sal in Gek Cabinet a = ™ = oa ae Bess a oat Mahogany Cohinel = = * - £25. 10.0. sy oy one Cok Cobian = - = = = £34. 0.0. 4 an eh. FF Mahogany Cabinef 7 = = £76 * a . 6. | 4 ,, Loud Speaker Sel in rich febcbedes Cabinet “ 2 fo4, 0.6. Ask your Wireless Dealer to show you “ Cosmos" Sets. METRO-VICK SUPPLIES, LTD., i(Praprietors, Metropolitan-Vickera Electrical Co., Ltd. 4, Central Buildings, Westminster, 5. W.1. a

THE ** COSMOS” TYPE Dé. I! DULL EMITTER VALVE FORALL STAGES.

-— RADIO TIMES —- [BerrempEe Zorn, 1924,

FOR THOSE WHO WANT THE BEST Dunham iInatruments will particularly appeal, When you buya wirelessteceiver it will pay you te buythe best with

an aaurance of quality and with a definite guarantee. The unique design and citeuit arrangements make Dunham Instruments the net efficent and ther beautiful fash gives them pride of place int every home. Worrede rlully leanilt and designed, they give a ranee that is unequalled with a rendering that is:perfect and they areex- tremely simple to'operate. The Dunham 3-valve set will bring in distant stations on the loud speaker Op to 400 or 500 miles, and the new high-power station up to approximately. B00 miles. Its range includes,not only all B.B.C. stations, but Paris, Radiola, etc. On an indoor ocrial it has a range of from 400 to 500 miles and signals come through loudly and clearly. A beautiful receiver, wonderfully built and desienad with an EVERLASTING GUARANTEE. 3- Valve Receiver £9. 12s. 6. plus

Marconi revalty fee 37/6,or absolutely complete£15. 16s. 6.

Write fow full catalogue ond more ‘particulars el the wonderbul machines we One of our instruments about half iat ket aid traders bor Fupescy fonand gan’ trode lérina. finished (note ial design of coll which I

gives his detacs ie Z eli tie faz Cc. 5. DUNHAM, (Radio Engineer), inteetarecsten). lateof Marconi Se. Inst. Co., 234%, Bristom Bull S.Wob Phone: Brizton 3325. New and easy deferred payments. The “DUNHAM” 3-Valve Receiver.

NO MORE UNSIGHTLY DIRTY BRASS TERMINALS! Haw many times have you admized the mickel-plated terminals ancl (brasswork an your The cham's receiver, aid wieed youre were the same? And how often have fou contemplated buying nickel-plaged paris to make 77a own jasiturent Gb h SCTE sl POUT Tue icgt? ours, but bave relonced from doing so owing to the expense and trouble iInvelved } Scores of Ties, we Tell, why mot cealiag your wish sending for a pal ef. ; ‘‘ Wootophone” the rapid and etficcent SILVEREX SILVER PLATER, woh depots a plate of pure silver o a brass ondcopper in afew secomds. Foo can Little sier-piofe goor feemiaal and brass-anor ie drei iithoe! remocing them frown the act. PRICE = 2s. Sd. per pot, post free, BD Wonder Prepared aly ber BAILEY BROTHERS, 1. arle Street, Earlestown, Lanes.

ONE VALVE SET. * w = emplete os logtrated withcols for BEC. wave tengthe Ox ve \ ( y LA i cl cast : LAN By ilbin igo Price £10-0- 0. “YMOATTE would atill be the nowt cennomaital Crrwlah even Wrock: pint = peeemmmaraes

Acblahly efficent recetver for a eater lengths. Ciel 5, si Romcan thi Gt other éryvilel eves $0th Be) atl clear recent | rs = bfged EE a 4

t J ae rl her eta) well Ita altrriiy [ir } ao Ere ar a LR a iia ee r Eren at Stand. Na, 46. AU Britigs Wireless Exhibition, ae cain Cie aikb ae onlyBtpet bs oe ata seated pits i: a poe =

Reval Albert Hall.Sept. ith to Getaber Eth, Frea: Bexlers ce direct frem--= Send PLC. for fullyWeastroted Colalogee, AOGMAN TALL. ALBEE, Durham Gi.. low Fell, F, E. WOOTTEN, Ltd ny Wireless Manuf rctarcr:, i g , HIGH ST. OXFORD, IN SEALED BOXES

T E forthcoming issue of “Modem Wire: the ‘eonetructional ade of Wireless there are less “ (reverting ta its useal price of 1/-} timerous articles af theoretical and practical intercet which connet fail tobe of the greatest will be remorckeable for several fine. eoimstricc- wale be overs intelligent broodenst entha. thonalartichs. These articles will be Wlostrated sinct. Remember that the last isque wore by namercos foll.poge photographs of the completely sold autwithin a few ciaya—this } va riots stta and, in combination with ihe des- lggue, when its complete list of contents ts full cnpime ratter. sail] Wier clfectively demon made kncwn, will be [fh fast ie presto tae eat: strate how remarkably aimale it is to build o therefore place an order with your Newsagent ormWireless” Receiver, [in addition ta ieday and proevent d aoppoaintment, Ht NOTE PUBLISHING DATE: OCT. 43rd. Fi Some of the Special Articles: An Important new (ype of Rallex Receiver in which tha Geyqin! te InstructionsHp deondas for kbuliding a allminnted, Mt APpedseot Geyeed Bet, : pre a Ore 16forntation dhaub) awl tis By JOH s: SOOTT-TAGGATT, FilnatcP:, ftige Migh Frequency Age pilfs Aj MAE Ri GAtion. How to build @ good atlreund By JOHN scOTT-TAGGART, F.Tmel.? 3-Valve Hecelvyer (1 HLF.awe, AMLEH ART, 1 * a eee = 1 ba . Welved- An Achurate Conilnental Broad: fy HERBERT EK, SIM PRON casting Time-tnble. A loosely conpied selective Bingle- Boma eiticient- and tented one: Valve Bat hud how to bmild 1. Valve Hatleax Gironits. ty0. MATTER, MILE and mace ot hers.

Bush Howse, Aldwych, Wit.2. Koxk issue on sale

Gilder id. 422.

Printed by Mewsks & Prarscg Peestixe Co. Lto,, Exmoor Street, Ladtroke Grove, Were, aud Published for the Proprictor by Greonck Neves, Lro,, 4-11, Soathampton Street, Suna) broil, Englood.—Stptember Shch, 10a,

Berresper 26TH, 1924.7 — RADIO TIMES —— = S

X10e THE LONG-LIFE BATTERY —Some Types & Prices

: “Exide ” Batteries enable you to get the very best results from CZ TYPE. 4-Volt Sets.

forifour set,Giacexit as they over-a maintainloop uni-ported vee, |NOE | Ay te | cre |f “i> orm current over a long. perioc roby | Aaip.-Hire. Callu Oty. im Genie, 5

of discharge. th tlle atid pees jee23)6|go|r 7 ol tm of} f Madeade up up in Z-volt,Z-volt, 4-volt4-volt an and aCCZ 4) ad 40 | ti 60 |£197900 F 6-volt units, there 1s an “ Exide ef Es5| ro | so rt ol sso] &§ available for every type of valve. : 2 26) 120 6 | 2 2 9 | azo o

| , CZ TYPE. 6-Voit Set -

The prices are low, and there , , = os | is no better battery made. : Facade: 5 etc a aeAe aM, AeAOE ' - a-C Z| Be } 40 | s & og | 214 Use an “Exide1 ' 8with + your 1a |g¢Zs5|- i= 200—- | so |=215and6|/ tsa 40] &, set this Autumn and Secure 1 CZ 6, 420 | 6o 7 09 312 6 | clearness in reception. oT tle ' CX TYPE. 6-Volt Seta, : | |x€ Ks 150° |—28 _|3 86|azo] < %6| 180 | BUILT BY THE LARGEST ; 7 Sol es : om = = ee H eatsvate IN THE |‘ 3oe X8! 2402S. aaa ee SeelewS3826 h

; H2#% TYPE. 2-Volt Cell.

rHZ2| S| oo| o 17 G | t 3 6 “HZ 4\ SS ye Look for this ey eeee sinks: : 1-H 2 4) ito) | fo 1-4 6 riz 6

DTG TYPE 2-Volt Cell.

~(5): i Type. | aa Capacity. + |___ Price.

Exide D T G | (Wate beDggett i By aed cell.

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450 Service Avents. Manufactured by

ELECTRICAL STORAGE LIMITED Aictrineeetinsiclieiaie iii COMPANY eChloride STAND No,73, | ISLAND STAND No. 5, at CLIFTON JUNCTION, NR. MANCHESTER, act-earrisit WIRELESS EXHIBITION, | MANCHESTER WIRELESS EXHIBITION, Londen Depot: 219/229, Shaftesbury Avenue, W.C,2. ALBERT HALL, SEPT. 27h—OCT. oth. | MANCHESTER, OCT. 14th,

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