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— weabet? TIMES — [JURE 25TH, 1626 ae i] I'm Tellin’ Ye! Harry Lauder:Sewsatet. (Continued from the previous page.) _ SS speakers in cottage and in c a s t l e . I shall se aa j fe An Appreciation by a London Scot. them next Saturday week i n - hundreds of a i HE theatre was crammed. Every scat woes characters, all of them simple and cheerful people. homes at the same time and someof them, Hf sa} ecoupiel ; people stood in rows. Everyone They are not gad or pathetic or frostrated. They the weather is good, on tennis courts a f t e r waa there; there was nothing cliquy or clannish ite content with ther ineties, with ther wee hnishing their play, m the dusk o f the i. abootit. A-spectal showata mueic-holl generally deoch an doris; they are richly and unashamedly evening sitting i n their gardens, and some «af q , draws tla own particular type of dudienee, but a sentimental, and derive much pleasure from it. them floating down stream in t h e i r boats Harry Lauder audience is not confined to. one type. It is in this sport that we see Harry Lander on the quiet rivers. =ao4 fl He draws people ofall tastes: one all ages. | himself. Occasionally he will cease to be an acter Broadcasting brings a man new friends. noticed one ancient gentleman with bushy side- and give us a song in his own character—a “ Keep My jast wire less pe rlonmance brought me whickers standing throughout the performaner. right on to the end of the road.” It is alwave thot over 5,000 letters. Just think of He must heye been at least eighty. I dg rot kind of philosophy. He is a simple soul who has it! People wrote from renember having seen such an old man, such a suffered as much om it is possible for a man te suffer: a l l ever the country and from places severely reapecta ble ond sedate old man, at ao euch buffets as he cannot laugh away, but he re- over the sea. Jt was like getting theatre before. At that age one has probably out- tuins a cheerful and enduring sourage and exhorts married again ! - grown all entertainments—except Harry Lauder. us, in his serions moments, to do the same. And BroadcazSting has gome to stay + let there we, who are on the whole, in spite of pretences, be no mistake about the fact. vet fe Ww inven “The Waggle o” the Kilt.” “ fi #- Snobs eons nea. pee pore to his art and are tions, affecting so many and ¥ aried interests: He began with “Tobermory.” Many of os had hearted neyhuts — have established themselves so quickly and heard it already: some of ua even knew the patter (a t-- oe ae ee [utr “i> fa] with less difficulty than beforehand, about Mackay, who ja “aa baldy- radio has done during the past few y e a r s . headed-as this stick o mine,” and who ie “no a MY PROGRAIMME. tourist, but a plumber.” Most comedians rely a t INY of my friends have asked ¥ From bei ig a Tere nrovelty, it -has become little on surprise ; most of them have some sort of i M*ne what I am going fo sing and + an ‘Integral part of the entertainment in- come business or tongh-nhd-tumble ag well, tale hous when I vised the London 3% dustry. Theatre managers are accepting it in Harry Lauder has no surprises—-we know hie songs Studio on Saturday, rly ord, i that light with very happy results both to too well, and the best-known ones fire the fievourites. To all of them I have replied: "Ah, 4 the theatres and to the broadcasting He haa no acribaticos either: heoone “stint is Piva atet gong fo fell you tins. fee” EF Authority, and only a litthe more of this to prance slowly round the stage with a“ waggle spHrit of ‘goodwill is necessary for a similar the kilt.” Yet the small kiltedfigure with the Hut Io ull tell readers of Toe Kapio j widerstanding to be established hetween tartan-clad legs: maker us all rock with laughter, Times thad’it wall be the best bragramnte 4 Stote aml Sassenachs alike, Why t Hie ippeNr- I have ever done, J have never atlempicd : broadcasting and the music-hall and concert ance js comical enough, but lesser men have looked anvihing like at before. iInanagers. finnver. Already 1 have worked on i jer a. 4 Thére is:at the moment, perhaps, a feeling Nor is it mainly beeause of what he sive. The ween i Ao, fought abent ot for of suspicion on the part of some miusic-hall soncs tien wlone art tuneful, with cowl swinging auvher week while [ Aad teen away and concert managers regarding the effect choruses, although they have a certain sameness ; =i fshevng thcneh J shall fell you mo fisher- of broadcasting on artists, particularly on the words themselves are sometinves-as dull as the those who have very specialized turns, with verbatim report of casual conversation would he, wi s stories), and intend to spend still the result that a too rigid attitude is being You have only to hear them sung by someone who another week oi 1, : is mot Harry Lauder to realize that the obvious Dwarlisteners do enjoy every kc¢ adopted by the managers to the de triment he conclusion is the usual one, that it is m question of of Me fall four that I shail be im frant 3 ee ‘iverybody Conte ne Sg inc luding, ott UTSe, personality. It certainly m—but of what kind ? of the microphone, especially al this the artists. eet The secret. of Harry Lander’s personality ix hia season of the year when f£ Aepe all, | quite agree that broadeasting mayspoil

impersonality. He gives us, not reporta of con- te the ated and bite Vor, are enjoying a single item by a pera Variety a r t i s t , veraiitona, bot the conversntions themectves; It | themselves an fhe gloaming of the long but Surely there are ways and means of ie mot Harry Lauder who tells us aboot Mackay, ; and glortous evenings. [ amt. telling fe overcoming dificulties like these. If such an

bot Mackavy'a boon companion who went with him “i artist wants to broadcast could not he Tobermory ina red tartan kilt and a straw vou this heedies i jzel sire of wall he the B.B.C. provide him with suitable material * beet." | on dadded interest to you to Row that t | there ts always someone Ehanhenig ay how 4 though of a somewhat different character, TheSuprame Comic Gill. fa pive the world a song anda joke, it or at any rate help him to get the kind of Suddenly he ceases to be Mackwy's friend, gasping that is why J am carcfully building up ; material that will suit his characteristics and with langhter at the Tobermory eacapade, and i a@ progranune of thems which will dove- £ personality ? There are surely. many artists becomes « lnasie giggling in the train—** Will you | dail together, with the rough edges cnt aff | with whom such a plan might be worked stop vour ticklin’,.fock ?”° Then heis a knowing 5 and all squared up so that radio can + with advantage to all concerned. ttle sailor—knowing oll about the officers and the fil 16 into ewery corner oflhe world. 5 Let us work smoothly together; The important subject of the Click, but withal #imple- importance of maintaining British prestige hearted enough to sing with intense feeting, “There ‘ Abwte all, I ment toto be an easy fT ia somebody waiting for me,” i een jor all ney listenars, though 4 demands i t , because in the days to come, Agnin he is ao hakeer, covered with Hour and pursing founnol be aneasy one for me until 3 if broadcasting maintains its present rate a pie, who describes the storms and calms of his have fimished af. t of de‘velopment, other nations will judge ws rarried life andl how, coughing on purpose to keep I have said ut is sto be @ programme by what the?¥ bear as well as by what they hiv adversary awake, he “ conghed the Jast eough + Stich aed fave nat done before. Aaticn see, We must, therefore, take care that what at 2.30}a.m."—“ bat we're a’ richt noo.” Then he ¢ aowall, Songs J have never vel sung for is sent out from our broadcast stations js the ia in the kilt. again—a yellow one thia time— i broadcasting will be included, and there very best we have to offer, ranmin in the glhamin® on the bonnie banks 7 wellbe others which I have sine onty think the time has already arrived when (Iyde. “And this is for ber hair,” he announces, roudly unrolling a red tartan ribbon. [t fairly ¢ once in public during thé last few years, we should be making plans with this end brings down the house. My fistal rehearsal will be an dour or so} in view. The time is coming when Paris, He has the supreme comig gift of actually being i) before J give my performace, Kome, New York, and other parts of the lis characters. They seem to enter into hint, to dame naypublic mia T Penton jee world will regularly listen to the radio pro- control hia facial expresdion and the tones of his Z thay ex fect, Already f feel sire thal > grammes of London and Daventry. voce, There is no cynicism or superiority in him. i my vast radio audience will be more than h When that time comes the London Station He amply portrays people aa he wees them. “And i hleased renth tifa J shall oT Fhe, i should have the finest orchestra in the British what I say,” he remarks at the end of « song. “ it's Cnit thal fimecomes, I am felling ne i Isles, no matter what the cost. trme—that's the beauty of what you aay.” Tt is Time will prove the accuracy of myvision. afao the beanty of his characters, which are slices 7 ome, not cven my wije, who is my most } sere crite, anwhing more than tlis, Henceforth, British prestige among the Ae of homely life. Charie Chaplin, « comedian just ag great, gives that my programme will he a Real + nations will depend largely on how we ne one character throughout—a complex character, | Loring Prograniume. i develop our radio, Let ws now make certain always baffted, always cheated by life. Harry ? HARRY LAUDER. ( that the foundation shall be built on har- Lander, on the other hand, has a whole peal teeny af & ckae as el ee | mony among ourselves

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An Arnold Benneft Play By Radio. Fhaner for Sree. The artists taking ‘part care well-known Chaplin Trio, and later, listeners will [' ia hoped to give a tadio performance of Mr, Micstre, Theo Charlton, Michael Hogan, Philip havean opportunity of hearing the concert party, Arnold Bennett a beat-pnown play, Afile:tawea, Wide ond Henry Oecar, and Misses Phyllis FPanting The Novelty Follies.” The Saturday evening frown the IoondenStation on i uirechay, daly Lath, andl Miriam Ferris. Here is a chenee for bebeners, Programme will con#istof a relay of the popular when the staff wil! have the co-operation of Mr. not only to spend an enjoyable evening but also City ot Birmingham Politico Band contert trom Edwanl Knoblock.. This play has heen successful to obtain the cost of their summer holidays ! Cannon: Hill: Park on the stage and on the cinema, and it will be Leeds Tercantenary Celebrations. interesting to see if ita appeal through the new The programme from Daventry belween 8 and “The Musical M's." miei is oe creat as throwghi che oid. 4. Sh pen. On Tuesday, Joly loth, is to be relayed The programme from Birmingham on Sunday Mr. George Grossmith to Broadcast. from Leeds and will be in connévtion with the afternoon, July 4th. is ealled ‘The Musical M's“ A reading of light verse will be given from. the Tercentenory Celebrations of that city. The —all items are by composers whose names begin London Station at 7.25 pam, on Monday. July 18th, progmimme to be broaddaat will take the form ‘of 1 with MM. Inclided is the Mapferfo in FE wor by Sir. eare Grossmith He wl for solo pianoforte and orchestra. include “Juniper Jem, by FF. | by Mozart, the soloist being Mise Anstey, the author.ot “ Vice Versa.” Trorothy Daniels, Humour in Verse and Music. Manchester's Spanish Programme. A programme giving examples of Sunny pain, with ita fair Nice AT aT and verse will be xenoritas and brave picacdora, will nven from ‘the London tation, the rie lige hie programme to he mebween A ATH An pm... on given from the Manchester Station Nondiaw, Wak Sth, Li tao Ts writti on Friday, Joly tth, &ereralitems ai Lilneriecls by T. i. Sterncdale will be sang by Miss Dora Mendes Bennett,follewed he A reading of Christian, the well-known Spankkh some of the light werse of Calverley Foprand, and Mir. Kenneth Ellis the ath Locke: and will be rounded of popular base, will eontribite- two by a froup of anasing little piano props me traditional PA eresean Boos, inclodine Liddeff's J ivacel melodics, The Station Orchestra, Hay conducted by Mr. T. A. Morrison, Band Music from Dover. will also interpret sites anid Misi Ly, the Burcl ol thie hing# SUNSh Canes, (un Yorkshire Light Infantry, Manx Music, relied from Dover: wil be broad- The ancient Trnwald Ceremoriv from the Lendon Station on of the Isle of Man, when the Manx holy afternoon. July Lith, “has dav. is also the onniversary of awa are promolvated in Emlrsh the bitth of isa belmann, the ne well fe in the ‘native langue well: known COT pOReT. Following of the ishnd, takes place on Mon- the bare concert from Dover, day, July Sth, when the Manchester listencrs will hear a periormance mihiwill celebrate the necesian of her? work, The Baieay Chon, bey ty apd] canoer of Mine mae the vocal quartet engaged in thin and Talk lore, Tt hesing with the part ot the: praeriniime incliuckinee einging oof the Manx Netonal fara of the best-inown —-broaecleaat Anthem, fagd of Our Birth, by artists. Maes Dorothy Bennett Misa May Clagae, the well-lenown

{af Tan) ond: Mr. Dale- Smith sopirine, who is a native of the [sls { baritone). ol Man, and ineludes ¢ariovis Minx orchestral pieces. by the Augmented A Harp Rocital: Station Orchestra, whith ‘will he rn [merken who may justly be condueted by the CONLPOeErE, coneiternad the greatest Hving vir: tooso of the harp, i to given Songs of Five Centuries, reciial on thia ingtniment from the An afternoon concert of songe Landon Station at10 pret. te Tuc. nod chamber mun of fveccen,. flav. July Vth. Thia prtest has tures, interpreted by the Chaptia fireacy broacderst- from Loncon, Trio and Air. ‘Thorpe “Bates, ths The Fall of the Basiille. well-known baritone, will he given from the Manchester Station on A special programme to com- mimoraite the anniversary. of the Sunday, July 4th, The “items Fall of the Bastille will he riven chosen rance from the sixteenth foom the Gicaent ry Station between to the twentieth century. and Hoon 10 pt. on Wednesday, July include compositions by such mastera as Purcell, Arne, and 14th. Thee will he atranged and The famous comedian’s two previous broadcasts have proved that heis ns introduced by Mr. ©. A. Lewis. Listeners evervwhere will Mozart, and their modern brothers. pleeceestul aa i Tadio Star ae he is on the Bag. in-art, The programme will also that Sir Harry is to make his third appearance before the What Would You Doe? be glad to know : contain o play by W. B. Yeats, microphones on Saturday, July dard, (8.6. te nll Stations.) On Tuesday,July 6th, London The our Glass, presented hy the Se bith will broadeast a. ecom- Station Dramatic Company. petition organiged by Peareours Weebly in whieh prises will be awarded to listeners. performance of J Pagiacci, conducted by Mir. A Char-a-bane Holiday. This should have been given on May 10th, but the Percy Pitt. A jolly party of Lancashire folk who are going simike “emused Ita postponement. Four short dra- Birmingham's “‘ Varied Half-Hours.” of in a char-i-banceon o day's holiday in the inate ahtiche: wil be enacted-in the Stadio, and A recital of songs by Schubert and Quilter will country, forma the basis of a novel feature pre mech will terminate with an ambience situation, be given by: Mr. Jolin Turner (tenor) from the Bir omimime Lo-be piven from Manchester on Tuesrv. For the beat solution of these playletes the Editor Thinchbam Studioon Wednesday, duly Tih. On duly 13th, Tt all promises to be very amusing. of Perron as Weebty offers prizes to the value ‘of the following evening, there will be a programme A Concert from Buxton. fio. Ttisamportant to note that each solotion of “ Varied Half-Hours "'—operatic, popular re- must be weconmpanied by a coupon cut from. that quests, and vocal—and from 10 to 10.30 p.m., half The Manchester Station haa arranged with the paper. A-ceeupen will be found in Pearson's an hour of famous entr'actea and waltzes, Buxton Branch of the National Association. of Locel Government Officers to-civeca concert in the Weelly dated July LOth (published on July ord}, “The Novelty Follies." Pavibon Gardens at Buxton on Wednesday The plore are entitled, fespectivey, Dre Crese Birmingham Station on Friday, Joly 9th, will Pnate, dtirda of a Peather, The Fatal Plaie and broadcast a programme of Chamber Muste by the (Continued overleaf in column 3.)

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a Listeners" Letters. Official News and Radio ia (Continued fram the previcus page.) a Is Medicine a Science ? + July l4th, when Miss Lily Allen (soprano) aril Air. Les Thistlet hventta { baritone) will appear with , 4 [iiivenat ate Pomdaded Ghote det coal eacalyee iethere for Petticution, Ptefereney if piven fd fetlera elbieh nombine the Manchester Station Orchestra, conducted by Mr ij " ivferest wih Gretiby, -heerieodinom Sonog AM, Streaad, Lone, Toe] T. H. Morrizon. The programme will be relayed + bo Deven ry and, probably, other stations: , A ARL RUSSELL, im his, mteresting article in should be awitehed on in the library, so that 7 your tesne. of .fune 4th, makes a statement borrowers could obtain the resulting benefit, Suit- Broadcasts from St, Anne’s. r A] whith im the interestsof fair-play, troth, and the able liste of books in the library could he pre- B e s i d e s the popular seaside relays from St, Anne’ s- \ prcecer meltcinwe man, I should dike to counter, pared beforehand, and theee, handed rowned, woukl on-fea, the Manchester Station ianowviving weekly | orchestral he Hesave: “* Medicine on the contrary, tis we knowit, do much to. score off the bogey of ““fietion per- concerts from the Weast-end re ‘ Bandstand, i i¢ mlamest entirely’ the result -of bit-and-miss ox- oondage,”' Morecambe, where various welldmown military bands iw periments, or. what in scientific language we call Library workers cannot afford to neglect any w i l l be playing daring. the summer season. empirical.” imistance which helps them in their work of These inclade-the I s t Battalion Bherwoml Popesters, In the first place, meiicine, by which one means directing the public to the rugght books anil these the Green Howards,’ Alexandra Princess of Wales's ihe whole science aml art of the treatment of wireless talks are supplementing that work. Own Yorkshire Regiment, the Royal I r i e h Hussars, disease (apart from surgical operations, possibly’) is A. B. Loxerorrom (Hon. Librarian, Derby. Phila- and the Yorkshire Mifitary tanned, povernal by iedictire, not deductive reasoning. tehc Society), London Road, Alvaston, Derbe. Chamber Music at Newcastle. ie, reasoning from collected facts (obtained by The Nightingales at Ypres. An hour of Chamber music ia to be fiven from the various methods of examination of the patient), Your recent broadcast of the song of the the Neweastle. Statian between not from prejudsed principles of logic. 10 and 1 1 ] p.m. nightingale hae brought to my mindan episode on Wednesday, July 7th. T h r e e : numbers #eldom Fron facta this obtalned of the working of the which occurred in 1915 not far from Yprea. I had heard in this court ry will be Played by the Stortion hy erm TET 1h health and clisease, ey periments been visiting the fromt line and was returning to String Sextet, namely, the Sextet in F o Flat for lave been made as to the action of various’ apenas Headquarters about | a.m. one beautiful numnilight plano and strings by Glinka: Three. Pieces for -medicines, light-rays, electricity, various dicts, >= night ; a full moon which looked as hig as a briglit String Quartet by Stravinsky: and Savi n i p . ae cte:—and-evidenoe accumulated, from their actions, vellow orange. When about 800 yards backfrom Florence for String Rextet by Tchaikovsky, * Ry. on a very large number of individuals, For example: the front line, a nightingale burst into full song direct and artificial sunlight, elevtricity (in various An Amusing Farce. just overhead in a tree. | moved to and frotill the A Lillie Fowl Play, a one-act farce, by Harold forms or motes or action), certain gland-seeretions, bind waa in silhouette with the moon asa back- : 1: Caren, which tells a mcet nnn story about an sich drags as belladonna, digitalis, chloroform, ether, eroond. The bird waa ainging as if trying to bone impecnnionus and hungry author and the disup- 1 eto. Then we have the whole realm of infections by ita throat, with ita head thrown well up, the tip of pearance of a chicken, i¢ to be included hacilli and allied: mierobes: the malarial microbe, the beak being the highest part of the bird. As in the Newenstle Progra mime on Monday. Luby oth, introduced through the skin by the mosquite ; the Tl was looking, there came one of those nacty Jt plapoe minrobe, the typhus microbe, ete. ete. is interesting to r e c o r d that in the f i r s t prodnetion “nings, anda tup. The pmg was a German bullet, of The scree of medicine (une, conseqnently, ab this farce, the “ poniterer’s boy." was played lay thetap waa the noise of the bullet hitting a branch. Master Nor! Coward, ig now the last to some oxtent ite practice) levies toll on all l saw a picce of bark spring from the branch about famows playwricht. the other seientes, andl ao far from rekmgr on. ene three inches (not more} in front of the bird, tat

G MeeEien BE * hited nis” affairs, in a sense, the apotheosis the littl: singer did not tuke any notice: It Be] nine prirnyiats le of all acience, im that tts application acemied aompletely oblivious to everything elae in Man, whohas OPERA LIBRETTI. | constantly and increasingly benefits the world but ite own ingstinete.—C. 4). WARRINGTON, littl Tower than the angels,” heen nade only “aw Hill Cliffe, Wiirrington. A series of even ™ aa twelve well-lmown operas will May woonot then loin for medicine, niciinisie Too Much Variety ? ¢ broadcast during the nest twelve to we know it" that its “misses” are practically cighteen [ QUITEeappreciate the B.B-C.'s desire to cater for Jmonths, and, for each of these, a negligible, in proportion to ite “hits” t—G. D. l i b r e t t o is being prepared. all tastes, and therefore it gives such a varted pro- Listeners who Punken, Londwater, Bucks. with ta be provided with these l i b r e t t i are - frommin one evening. But 1 wonder whether this asked sorry that Dr, Parker to f i l l up the application form which ~ flord Ruesell replice: Tam i#, ufter all, the bast method ? Somehow, | feel that taki excophion to on statement that mdicine is is attached below and forward it to the ampirical, EP was, of course, excluding sungery aod one cannot sit down and absorb in one evening such aidress given therein, a variety of entertainment, .... Lot me take, iatnintintbebie The exact date of performance of each

thie quite inodern discovers of bacterialinfection eo with the corresponding prophylaxia and antitoxins. for instance, the ten minutes’ Talke, Tf they ore o p e r a cannot now he given, but t h e first will be. “ * Whit TD was tathur referring. to was the effeet of not interesting, then they are ten minutes too Rigoletta,"’ which w i l l be broadcast on | July drags, which can, of eourse,only have been dis- 7th. The other operas im the series ~

leng; on the otherhand, if they ate interesting, abl are: “'The Bohemian Girl,"’ ‘ ‘ Barber of covered in thie frat instance be wv hib-andl-mtee &xX: then ten minntes is not enough. Again, for perinient, And as to man of which the action isstill Seville,” ‘* Romeo and Juliet," "fl Trova. lovera of opera, half an hoor is certainly not tore,"’ ““Faust,"’ “Cosi Fan Totte,"" “The obeciiine: Butowtin &® thew anbitoxin cenit bes enough. Summed up, my arcament antounts to TrHbhan aed. to be effective until otter it haa een Daughter of the Regiment,"" “Martha,” ined, and, in the case of salvarsan, the beat you can this—if it ia opera, let us have the whole opera. “Orpheus “ (Gluck), “* Les Cloches de Cor neville,’ and “ [in Ballo in hope todo is to hall the apirochoete without killing If it is a lecture, bet us have the whol subject dealt Bonds Maschera™ (not the patient, andyou idon't always suceeed, I with. Uf it ian concert, let us have a full concert. “Carmen,” which was included in the list | published last week in error).

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a | Lintagerale hehe sng Mist FRIEDA GAHELL [Solo Pianist) will broadest Miss STELLA MURRAY (the New Zenland Goniralia) from Belfast on Saturday, duly ded. will sing at Bournemouth on Saturday, duiy tr.

Masa ALAA BARNES, whe will sing songs and give instru mental imitations at Lenden, on Mon@ay, dose 22te (3.8. te ether Halions}.

Agate inna Gaara Mr. “PAT HeEXDREN, the celebrated cricketer, will give @ talk on “Grickel" a Mr. F. ELLIOT OOBIE (Gom-Baritone) will London of Saturday, daly ard (6.8. to et be beard by Aberdeen lictenors on Friday, Stations). duly 2d, and by ns ligttners en hiss GERTRUOGE ELLIOTT {Lady Forbes-ftebertson;, whe will broagcast a: Gleopaira: ia Saturday, daly rd. 7 Shakespeare's “ Anthony and Gleopatra,"’ on Sunday, Jane 27th (3.6. te all Stations).

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Abe Heasero was produced in Manich when The Result of Our Serial-Drama Competition. Weber was twenty-five, but it did not reach us itt England until 1825, the year before his death. eee oe hae said that. there is.a hit of oped for Lady Gatehouar, ari the OPI il 1 erther The Eastern atmosphere is given in the Overture Bherlock Holmes in every one of us, mand sold or pledged to pay her bridge debts: partly by the shape of the melodies and largely by those who have examined: the thousands of solu- * "The faihire of the lights gave her an oppar- plentiful ose of Drums. Thangle, and Cymbals, tions that bave been submitted hry ligten@rs in tunity te dispose of the copics (for insurance), bul Most of the material in the Overture is taken connection with our. recent mystery. drama oom- aa sich a hueand ery was tuised owing to the

petition “Wolf! Woll" are inelined te heTee With from the Opera. Aippeirance and divappearance of Revering. alse The Vislins have the bustling First Main ‘T'une, this saving. On Monday, dune Tth, solutions decided that they should be restored until a more which is taken up and developeil a littl. Then poured in upon ua at Savoy Hill by the sackful, favourable opportunity. Hence her objection to CMnies a pause, atid a pasiage for Horns leads in and a lange extra staff of helpers was kept Dusy for being searches. the Pecond Main Tone, on the Oboe. Lower Rirmes acveral days carefully examining every entry. “Tn conneotion with bis activities az ay inter: pii—ees4) nnd Bassoon repeat it, and then the material is That the author had: cleverly. hidden hie e¢hea-is national crook, Severing had # Se¢ret room in the worked wp. shown by the fact that only aboul five per cent. house opening into the drawing-room, the operation When the time comes for the recapitulation. of ofthe competitors anceveded in naming. Lady Gate- ofthe coor which switthed of the lights, ancim which house as the guilty peraon. Many solutions went he had an extension telephone to his Warwick hows. the themes, only the first one Is used. the second being HiEpensed with—oan unusual procedure. aatray on the queation of the real and false diamonds, "This telephone was used to speak via Warwick [Nore.—Other items in this week's programmes nnd another stumbling-block arose im connection and accounts for the butler hearing a bell and ales

that have recenthy been annotated in The Hedio with the telephoning fromWarwick. Bevoring Rh won, ft will be re- Time? ore: Mendelssohn's Overtare, Melwsina “Ttwas through (Belfast, Monday), May 28th; Germana Weea membercd that the seervt door fthapeedy (Birmingham, Theaday), April 2nd.) listeners were Te. that Betty wae quired to anewer aeee taken ‘by Sever five apecifio ng.” THE BROADCAST FULPIT. Questions «a4 Che entries follows :— Make Temperament Your Servant. Penh. ain hy tbe t | Wiha was Hae We should never surrender to temperament. three 4 Cnet hears thie! wha atole Many people have # strain of melancholy have been ac- in them which they find it hard to rewiat, Pydney the din wicla“} judiged equal -in (2) How,when Smith once said: “ We all eo down to the grave fieerit,- and the and why the din- with hearth acarred hike a soldter's body.” THe first Thatt | shepard monds were must have been in a very pensive mood at the time, nats, amonnting rich @ morbid tendency as thi should be fought sholen-*? to £70), will there. (3) ow did the inch by inch. It is « profound error to settle fore be divided down to a mil because it is more or less tempern- lights oo out ? into three equal mental, Temperament is the raw materiat of (4) Did Sever- ports anda | ing Trediy ‘tele- Chuurwcter: Tt ois our business ta check the had cheque ; for a phone from Mementa init amd to eultivete the good, thus E23) Ga.) Sal. ent making it not our master, but our servaut,—-The Warwick? to ‘each of the fev. J. Howes Hodda, Plimoth. (5) How did Betty disappear ? three competitors Life's Test. niunect. HE element of obedienoe ia necessary in onr The author's a ' No fewer than lives: life consista in ocheving command- onimary athe ea = fea a eae coe+ twenty cotries mente; conduct is three-fourtha of life: You BMution, which ‘MOTHER! YOUR DIAMONDS! THEY'RE GONE!” answered four of cannot separate life from the constraints that lie wis kept im # A scene in the London Stadio during th rformance the questions oor: upon it; there ia no auch place as Liberty Hall; scaled envelopein “Wolf! Wolf!" The artists, from Icft “td Sabi, are shee rectly, We liave

it 14 nltooether a fable; 3.3 kor each one of us: the office of The Annie Esmond,Mr. Henry Oscar, Miss Phyllis Panting, Mr, therefore decided from the highest to the lowest, the eriterion of Radio Times Theo, Charlton, andMr. Alan Howland. fo take the re. judgment ia how we have lived up to the demands fives the follow- memder of the jn? answers to these live questions. prize-money, amounting made upon wa. Life's teat is applied here; it to £30, and divide it distinguishes the upright and approves his worth ; Lady Gatehouse, withoot her husband's ‘know- equally Aone the following con petibors 3 it also mark’ the prodigal in his folly.—T'he Aer. ledge, has hud o copy made of the necklace, on henloom, ood has sold the origional She is the H. F E , L. V e i g h t , Simny Corner, Broadstairs, A. Clarke Metoll, Sunde. Kent; Mr. eulprit. She leta Seyering eee the false necklace, A. Edge, 434, Hessle Road, Hull - The Secret of Self-Control. but fearing he would dhecover it to he spurious she A. KE. Betts, 177. Downham Eoad, Tslineton. N N . ) . HE secret of power isat bottom a spiritual, a Donglas West, hides itin the darkness. She lowes courage, however, 102, Horns Row, [ford, Essex ; religious secret, Unur human nature needs Hiss and prodnees it again. D. Perkins, 19, Denbigh Street, City Road, to bein vital contact. with # higher power, our The first light went out-as stated, Severing apeaka Bristol; Captain H. Fairclough, (6, Woodville minds and willa need inepiration and guidance from honestly on his first entrance, butavoids being Road, Golders Grocn, NOW: a G. Howell, a Wiser, mightier spirit than our own. The Lard searched because of the forse bonds he is carrying. oo, Underhill Road, Trulwieh, 8.6.29: Mrs. EM. of all cood Life came to bring us this power; apart Neal, 46, Putney The seeond time ‘the hghta are antomiatioally Hill, §.3V.15; Peter P. Kemp, from Him,we are powerless to do anvihing worth 22. Comely ewitehed off when the panel is moved. Bank. Street, Edinburgh: HH. W. doing. TE the secret of power is Self-control, the Severing tdephoned through Warwick Exchange. Jamison, 17, Rissinghurat Road, Addiseombe, aeceret of self-control is Christ-control.—The fer. A private line between the two houses is kept Croydon ; Misa C. M.. Briginshaw. 203, High Road, it). orcoves fancheder. awitched through his Warwick house to the Warwick Biulham, SWAT: Migs B. MJ Jenkins, 10, North How To Avoid Anxiety. Exchangeand he telephoned round through Warwick Road, Cardiff ; Miss E. Carr. Greenfield, Holywell : Robert Manning, 3 2 , HERE is one question which L have often And. back again. Richmond Hill, Surrey: found it good to put ta myself. Aoppoar T hevering takesBetty throigh « panel he used F.W. Brooke, 15. Weatholm, Golders Green, N.W4: do allow myself to become anxious, whatpood will J. G. Williams, 2, Bim Grove Mansions, Church a3an entrance to the inner rooms. it do? Will it make me calmer, more compoaed, After a careful analysis it was found that only Road, Hanwell, W.7; Fred. W. Fox, 20, The stronger, better possessed of all my faculties when three competitors had minnagel do solve all five Highway, Moulaecombe, Erighton: Mrs. Jean

the moment of crisis and decision arrives, or just questions in the way indicated by thr author ;— Davies, 42, Cotham Road, Bristol; A.C, Cawker, the opposite } But how can anxiety be avoided } 22, Seledon Boad, &.827; M. -Bellinghim. 49, We most believe implicitly in the goodness and C. E.Naviorn, 48, Brameote Road, 8,E.16. Bortiend Baad, Wht, ; wisdom of the will of God. This does not mean a W. Stawcey Jowes, Arfiryvn,. Buarth Road, Abervatwyth. placid idlences or indifference to the conree of events, a4 though we had nothing te do with them. C. Wrarrox, Melbourn Place, Wolsingham, THE STUEIO SERVICE at the Edinburch Station On. the contrary, we become keener andmore Unfortunately we have not. space in which to on Sunday, July 4th, will be conducted by the Rev.

active than ever in doing what is right and best, print all three solutions, bat we can give one, Principal 'T. Hywel Hoghes, D.Litt. of the Soottich

beonige we are assured that, so doing. we are co- Mr. Naylor's, which will show how remarkably Congregational College, Edinburgh, assisted by workerswith God in purpoges extending far be- close to the author's summery the prize-winning the. Choir of Augustine Congregational Church,

yond our limited vision and comprehension. — aolutions have come :— Edinburgh, under the direction of Mr. Gregory M. The Her JW, Laghtley, B.D, D.Litt. Deeds, “The diamonds were not stolen. but had been Keppie. ,

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SUNDAY, June 27th. BOURNEMOUTH, 8.15.—Winter Cardens. Nighi: GLASGOW, $.0.—Dominion Day f'anoda), AnicE Tos Mitsicrmar Ornewmerna: Condueter, Sir Moxon (Soprang), Sttart Ropgerson ( Ban- LONDON, 2.30,—Twe Rovar Panks Baxp, relaved Das Gonurrer. Ati Kaas (Indian Tenor), tone} Tae Srarios Puavrrsand OncHestra, from Hyde Park Bandstand. Gornpon Prraw Waikack Coxssrmonam (Entertainer). (Piangforte) and LeoxannGowines (Tenor) MANCHESTER, 10.0.—A Violin Recital: Darsy from ‘the Sticdio. BELFAST, $.0.—An Hour m London: Meni KENNEDY. §.15.—“*.At the Foot of the Cross ** (“* Sishut Como (Mezzo-Contralto), Evva Kean. {Piano- Mater") (Drvorak). forte}, THe Brarros ORCWESTHA. FRIDAY, July 2nd. $.0,—" Old Memories," ABERDEEN, 9.15.—Orchestral and Instrumental CARDIFF, §.0.-—Flickers from Old Fostlights : LONDON, 8.0.—A Broadcast from Brighton. Concert: Davin McCators (Violin), Tue May Woontasns (Soprane), (rack Dastrias ABERDEEN, 8.0.—Ballad .Qoncert: F. Ernior STATION Ciminesrta. (Mezzo-Sopranc), Arrarce Hottasn (Enter: Dourk and Cosstarce Wins, BIRMINGHAM, 9.15.—Concert: Auice Moxos bainver }. 10.0,— Licht Proora mine = loa SARGENT «nel (soprano), Siriant Roserrsas (Bantone), GLASGOW, 8.0:—One, Trowas: (Piinoforte: Re- the Statio® Dasce theanrer. Praxk Caxrec. (Violin). eltal}. BIRMINGHAM, 8.0.—A Colour Scheme: Tar GLASGOW, 3.30.—The Massed Bands nt Clasons 8.30.—Variety : Roperr.J. Mansoaur (5 mi bore |, STATION ORCHESTRA, TAs MAXWELL( Soprano), Annual Flower Procession, Tre Starion Rerertonyr COMPANY, JEROME SREY | Entertainer}, F rr. $.50.—Instrumental Concert: Liowen Teetis MANCHESTER, 8.0.—Musical Comedy: Yesier- 10.0.—Shoikespearcan Hour: Mary EAOTTRR- (Vink), Ter Starion Syvarvuoxy OncwRsrra, dav and To-day ; GLanpys RWEENEY(oprand), tos, Jone: Moss, S&ypxev Birssenr, Conilucted by Hresrnt A. Canntriers. Hanny Horewers. (Baritone), Tk frat BOURNEMOUTH, 8.0.—Military Band Night: Tor MANCHESTER, 3.30.—lustrumental Music and CmCRESTIEA. Monicrean Minrrany Basn :Condtuctor, W. MM. Choruses: Tue Srarion Cuorva: Conductor, NEWCASTLE, 3.0.—Aucr Moxux (Soprano), Pearce, relayed from the Pier, e Hy, Warrraker, Eprra Prevyitur (Flute), STrant Roserrson (Baritone), Tae Station CARDIFF, 8.0.-—-Wales in Song-and Story: Parry Artice Carrenace (Violin). ORCHESTRA. Jones (Tenor), Nasxcy Bavast Davies (Harpy), NEWCASTLE, 9.15.—Orchesira and Duets : Bessie Keres Kogers (Recalls), Toe ration Byes aml Motom Seatow (Vocal Duets), WEDNESDAY, June 30th. CIRCHRSTIEA, Tue Sratio® OncarsTra. 9.0.—The Wizard of Wireless: A Romance of LONDON, 2.0.—Speeches at the Luncheon of the the Racin. SWANSEA, 3.0.—Aberyetwyth Musical Festival : National Industrial Alliance of Emplovers Recital of Sacred Music, relayed from the and Employees. MANCHESTER, 8.10.—Songs and Band Selections : University Hall, Abervstwyth. $.0.—Ronert Cann's (:concis Coxcent Party, Crom Locas (Contralto), Leosann Gowiscs relayed from Reamegate. (Tenor), Tar Nererove Peme Baxp: Con- MONDAY, June 28th. $45.—Dance Music: Tor Lospoxw Eanio ductor, Jom Hoo. LONDON, §.0.—Aberystwyth Musical Festival. Dascke Bagp, Conducted by Siowey Pima. NEWCASTLE, 8.0.—‘* The Proposal.""—A Plav by S.B. from Sianeen, 10.0.—Tar OLor Rextrer and Dexmis None Anton Tehrkov: Tok Stariox Rereerory 9.10.— Tie Rr, How. Avstex CoaMBERLAIN pro- (Baritone). ComMrArY. posing the Toast of British-Itulian Friendship. ABERDEEN, 8.0.—The March of Time: AtLice $.45.—Tar Newcastle ORiaTwa Cor: 10.0.—An Hour of Variety. Moxoar (Soprano), Stvart Ronerrsow ( Rari- 10.0.—Prrcy Busa's /Kotan Barn, relayed from the Oxford Galleries. DAVENTRY, 10.0.—Special Continental Fro- tone). “ The Grandfather Clock,” a Radio Pliny. gramme. 10.0.—An Entertainment by the STcpeists, SATURDAY,July 3rd. ABERDEEN, 8.0.—Operatio Excerpts: Tue Sra. BIRMINGHAM, 8.0.—English Melodies : Tur S7a- Tron CmcHesTeA and Tar Barra Voran TION Coote and ‘OmecwestTRA, LONDON, 8.0.—" Tune Is." a New Revue: OUVARTET. Party and a Play : 9.0.—A Novel Haydn Concerto; Ava Sr. Joan BOURNEMOUTH, 8.0.—Coneert 10.0.—Folk Tunes and Songs. Wriont (Pianofortey with the Wineness Tue New Forest Cowcerr Party. “Rem- ORCHESTRA. nant Acre," a Play in One Act. BOURNEMOUTH, 8.0.—An Evening at Woy- mouth: Tae Wrrmovra Mrsiciran Of 10.0.---Sir Farry Lauder. BELFAST, §.0.—Manrogie finciain (Soprnmne), cuEsTRA: Musical Director, Etpninorn Nrw- James Newkt (Baritone), Tan Sration ABERDEEN, 8.0.—Scottish Programme : ()u cEstr MAN, supported by “Farce” (A Concert Arravn (Soprano). Ivan Kxox (Baritone), LHI EaTHA. Party}. Tut Station Orcwestrrea, CLASGOW, 8.0.—Light Orchestral Concert : Daisy BELFAST, §.0,—Orchestral Concert: [oa Brann BIRMINGHAM, 3.0.--—Parks REX NED {Violin}, Toe Starion ORCUESTRA, Concert: Tue Crry (Violoncello), Tae AtoMeNTED Aration On- or Bremisenam Powuck Gaso: Conductor, MANCHESTER, $.0.—Light and Shade: Ate crestra: Conducted hy EK. Gonrrey Brows. Ricnann Wasser. Peecy Eooan (Enter: Mowrin {Soprano}, Srtaer Roweersos { Bari- CARDIFF, 5.0,—A Pastoral Programme: Leowarn tainer}. tone}, Harkey Morrmce (Clarinet), Frank Gowrsas (Tenor), Ceem Leoas (Comtralta), §.0.—Hitpa Pansows (Pianoforte Recital), Cons {Entertainer}. “The Conatant Lover” (a Comedy) Tar EQURNEMOUTH, 8.15.—Popular Light Music : NEWCASTLE, 3.0.—A Seaside Relay: lraxe aration OncMesTna. Tae MirsicivaL Onengstea: Conductor. Sir Gowez and Tore Mreicra. OnciesTia, GLASGOW, 8.0.—Vocal and Instrumental Concert: Dan Goorkey, Brepea Moreeay (The New relaved from Whithy., Georce Parner (Baritone), T. Cy Oren (Oboe fcaland Contralte), Warnace Ccsstvaniam SWANSEA, §.0.—Aberystwyth Busical Fostival : d' Amore), Tar Station Orcieerea, Jerome (Entertainer). Sixth and Final Festival Concert, relayed from Munpiy (Trish Entertainer), BELFAST, €.0.—Soles and Duels: Anion Moxox the University Hall, Abervetwrth, MANCHESTER, §.0.—Banjo and Baritone: (haprans), Stu ant Ronerrsox (Bass), Friroa Lroxann Ropenrs (Baritone), Dario Mitxre (atic { Pianoforte), FE. .., Haris and Artur TUESDAY, June 29th. i hanjop. Werarer (Saxophone Dnets}, B.o0.—[na Sanckst (Songs at the Piano). $.0,—" Tune In.”"—Tur New Reyer, LONDON. 2.30.—H.B.H. The Prince of Wales ai the Enhaim Village Centre. NEWCASTLE,8.0,—Popular Orchestral Programme: CARDIFF, §.0.Jrrome: Merray (Irish Songs, 8.15,—-Popular Orchestral Concert and Short Daisy Kexngepy (Violin), Heaacet Pankur Stones, and Poems}, Leosaro Brsyingn Play, The T e s t . ” (Baes- Baritone), Toe Strarion: Oncn ste. {Violin Favourites). 10.10.—A. J. Anax. 10.0.—TreGarery Trio, Jack Mackmerosn GLASGOW, 80.—Fopular Concert: Coxstrancr ( Trumpet}. DAVENTRY, 9.0.—A P r o v i n c i a l Station. Winns (Contralte), loa Sancen? (Entertainer), Tne STeTion ORCHESTRA: ABERDEEN, §.0.—Irish Programme: WaTcikes Guiearm (Sopranc), Jerome Moprray (En- THURSDAY, July Ist. MANCHESTER, 84.— Tune In": Ture New tertainer}, LONDON, §.0.—Canadian Programme (Dominion REVUE. BIRMINGHAM, §.0.—Wolsh Programme: Tre Dav}. HEWCASTLE, §.0.—For City asd Country 2 Davin STarios Oncresrra and Caorrs. For particnlars of this important. programme Mk Papzeas (Baritone), Toe Newcastir $ . 0 . and 10.0.—Ipa Barc (Songs at the Prono) ace Box in programme pages. CORPORATION Tramways Baxp: Gondnuctar, 10.0.—Maniasc Stance of Covent Garden, COAELES Woop, nnd the OncnEstTra.

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— RADIO TIMES — — June Bora, Pah 2L0 LONDON PROGRAMMES. Week Beginning | i 365 M. June 27th. ee ARaae2idft £55.— The Week'a Cool Cause! Tn | 2.0. Sinth and. Final Festival Concer! ih extent, Momprines four Tarn, faint Welfare Centres +. Appeal | at the t LT The Reproduction of itty fina cobiaget, metlicnl hy Mre-. GB TRVING. SEVENTH ABERYSTWYTH block. and many other buildings, these Copyright Pro- 6.).— Wearace FoORRU ASI ATH 1 grammes is strictly MUSIGAL FESTIVAL, ine hicing. the Lavine Wikia GENFABAL th i we: At Lbs Relayedl from the Institute, whieh H.R, Tlie reserved. Lock] Aaneuneomernts Lniverstiy Hall, Abervatwyth, Prince of Wales is formally a eee ee | MiG. AT THE FOOT OF THE 5. hoe Sinden, SpEon thie present oomaehon, Ba CROSS " THE WELSH SYMPHONY During tho past dive yeura, over SUNDAY, June 27th. ORCHESTRA: one thewsarned hadly diaabled = (“' Stabat. Mater 3.30. THE ROYAL PARKS BAAD ,) (Oecrak) Lonmcucbors. ex-aoldier have recered treat- Siosical Director, Bir HH. WALFORD DAVIES ment and training at Enham, hee

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=e SALERG aca er ete ee Arak: 5.15. Shakespeare's heroines, No. 9, 4.0:—TIME SIONAL from Oreenwith, Ii Aylophone Soboa. THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA =: ‘Surmer Sporte and Clothes,” LLt_.— loge dawn, Conducted by DAN GODFREY, a CLEOPATRA | by Hath: Alban, | March, * TheGod of Thunder ™ fron Antony and Cleopatra,” pas -ALFRERO aml his BAND} TUESDAY, June 29th. Howgill fo? relayed from the Lew Proms} GLYN EASTMAN, (asa). Cleopatra ...... Gertrude Eliott | 1.0-2.0. —Time Signal from Greenwich. | Heetaurant. Bloop, My Love, Sleep Salftean Organ Recital. h.15.—_ FOR THE CHILDREN +Tha “| timo Rewer " eppelelesenia Charman DOROTHY DAVYUS Ditg@ahret : Gentle Dragow (tstence THE ORCHESTRA, Merdian.. FRXEST HAINES Dr. STANLEY MARCHANT, Heard): ~ Robin Heel Turns Overture,

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Asber, the tribe of that TCL: | peck Titan ; hy.C, Stobart; ** The Rathway be brie fio ont poweriul im | a Mesxieo. “Thee enpuliantion wis In Celebration. of the 59th Birthday* i PiahsTrock,"Jisprovinationsby €reil J. Allen. nn lel ore, aril they bial amneee] rent weadth, moat of whieh was ’ of the F 0.0, Dance Music. in the bands of the priests. Confederation of the Canadian Provinces. . ALEX FRYER'S Much bitter guerilla warfare wis |

ee Semaine a | ORCHESTEA, ic carrie com im Axtoc, Prieoners | % b ‘e| from the Rialto Thevtre. captored on cither side being} 4 0, Introduction by ¢ | 50—-The Week's Work ia.the subjerted te torture andl death, : Lit — Phe eek's ork m-th brae- ee . | Mr. GLADSTONE MURRAY 3 den, by the Royal Horticultural the play concems the treatment | (Rhodes Scholar, McGill University, 1973). t Rockets by the Aster priests of # peel | officer taken in the act.of viola. 8.2 . The Rt. . Hon. on. LordLor BEAVERBROOK:, j |74-—Time Stoxar yom Bio Bes. | ing their moat sacred. altar, i Weatnen Forecast axn Ist “ Canada To-day.” 2 GENERAL News BOLLE. t r er ere ” FREDERICK CHESTER. THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA. th) (hintertamer}. Claeeroeeee “The Land of the Maple and Beaver" ...... :.. Charles O'Neill t Diary.” SUB. fron Nettinghan. THE ORCHESTRA. Beronnde, “Lea Millions d*Arie- 8.20. MARGARET BANNERMAN ere SPIESco quinn See eek ae a (The CanadianRead Actress now playing, in“ Engaged "and “Our Dogs") { 2 pegene by 1c GOLYN EASTMAN, Cloke Th t EDWARD ISAACS, coding from her dressing-room oat the Globe [heatre : i Fiano Sonatas, Op. 20 (in is Mopan ry eae ee ae Seanferret A Flat * Linden Ten Panesep fier ri Willian| “The Law ofthe Yukon” ...... ) (From “Songs of a Sourdough”) / Mujor) (concluded), AEG Grendon Fair“ Ad orig “The Callof the Wild” .....,...3 Robert W. Service i (c} Murcia Funebre (On the

THE ORCHESTRA. aigusfeateje} tinal by * Death of o Hero) Marstaso “at ig Bnenes Noapolitaines ..... Alaasenet s rita s - i Andante; (d) Allegra. fe Som ne ? fondo # Capriccio in. G Majer, 830.—Wearnke Forecastayo&xp [ea - 7 Op, 120 (“ Rage over LESERAL News Bol.erin. a Lost

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fee a tener: Mr. H. E: BEARBR. HEARTS and DIAMONDS, " : 1.40.—Col.O.BE.,J. “AryATKENSON,Humour.”©D.8.0.,

Local Announeements. fare A Musical Play in Three Acts by 60. Robert Carr’s “‘ Georgians,"

10, THE ORCHESTRA, eae Ernst Mariachka and Bruna Granichstadten. relayed from

Selection. * Wildflower “ Goreheitn ee English Adaptation by Granville Pavilion, 10.10. A. J. Alan. Swe “The Firat of April.” P. G. Wodehouse and Laurié Wylie. East Chil, Hamegate- Tih eG. DANCE MUSIC. ee Lyrics by Graham John. OPENINGCHORUS,

THE NEWPRINCE'S en Music by Bruno Granichstadten. “Our Own Gay Band.” TORONTO ORCHESTEA Relayed from THE STRAND THEATRE, eae and ALFREDO and HIS BAN D, | “Sing a Litthe Song

from the New Prince's Hestairint, ee 12.0.— Close down. : GQERTIE VINCENT ees The Excerpt will include : Sa ; ee Song. “I'm Knee Deop in Daisies," : LOUISE EDVINA: HUMOROUS. TRIO.

. WEDNESDAY, June 30th. ee me Red ie eS Seca Brano Granichatadt “The Ant and the Antelope." 1.0-2.6.—-Time Signal from Greenwich, ae Rose bee cone eyoe eT HILDA BRYANT, Camilla Couturier’s Orchestra LOUISE EDVINA. “De You Beheve in Fairies 7" irom Restaurant Fraseati, cia. Graham John and Brano Granichstadten ee “Some Day " Choice 2.0-3.0. Speeches ere GEORGE METAXA. A Bolo Quintet. at the ae eP “Your Bright Eyes Graham John and Bruno Granichstodten HARRY HEARNE.

ANNUAL LUNCHEOX e t e Hurmorcus Tntertude, ve the LOUISE EDVINA AND GEORGE METAXA. NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL Song” ...... Graham John and Bruno Granichstadten ROBERT CARR; tee * Balalaika ALLIANCE OF ANITA ELSON AND CHORUS. Binge, Poor Mons Garden "" TFAPLOYERS and EMPLOY EES. ‘ Neat Feet *" wGraham John and Max Darewshki Fussell Relayed from the between numbers DOONCERTER, Adelaide Rooms, ' Caniais’Dialogue

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2LO 365 M. ~LONDON PROGRAMMES. Week Beginning June 27th. (Continued from the previous 10.0, THE OLOF SEXTET. page.) FRIDAY, July 2nd. Belection,“ Rose Maris” ; veelPring 70.—Time Stevan Faom Bi Bes. DENNIS: NOBLE (Baritone), ‘ Tolonaise Militaire 1.0-2.0.—Time Signal fram Greanwich. al nere Ce WeratienForecast axp ier March, * Bisex by the: Bea" GEWRRAL News BoLurtin. THE SEXTET. Lunch-time Music: from the Hotel Metropole, Wierd Aligurs Lient.-Col, POWNEY, “Liberia.” Polonaise in A Major... Chopin From thie 3. 20.—Transmission ~to- Schools: M. Psu, Besthoven, Playtiie. acess Wet Pier Pavilion, Bavhton. Stephan, “Elementary French,” interpreted bey Wisp neee Cyril Seal | 8,.30.—Wearnern 3.45. Concert by the Poople’s Concert Formecast and “2hb) Intemdasione, “The Hrl Bang" ,...... chabert JANET CAMPBE Li, D.B.E., " Hiawatha a. Vision "' tralto:) CSA TRUMAN{Piane- M.D., M.8.,"Crippled Afalic Adagio (leacling to] Horncdn, forte}. Children." Allegretto Moderato. Colertdge-Taylor| Laal Antioxnsberrien be, THE SEXTET. 6.15.—FOR THE CHILDREN : Tay, The For F, Ei dk NNWIMN! mehr ** Dreams” . Wagner Dance Music by the bn | LOA, A Brighten Wight “London's Underworld." * Liebealied .. 0... . Keister| Radio Danes Land. * The! (Continued |, 8.0. "TURE IK." " Vialeo Triste ear caty Stbelius Laughing Hyerti* {Arthur A Revue in Twenty Tunes, Groom), with Trimming om ORCHESTRAL PROGRAMME “ME Pee ee Roechertnt by Members of the imiccluckireg DENNIS NOBLE, mentaries from the Poyenas ad Sketches by the Zoo. BUSEEX WOMEN'S “Go,Lovely Base ™] MUSICIANS’ George Murry Chatter tah, PRANK WESTFIELDS CLUB, “ Mistress Mine...) ° irises; anil HARCHESTRA, Seueell Colla, Se Penne "2. . fe Ler aeed AMINA LOUGCHESI from the Princes of Wales Play { Violin), THE SE‘XTET. PEGGY GROMMITT (Piano), Musio by Various Compomers. beee, Leawis lw, A Burlesque of "* Hamlet * by " Fantasia of Melodies "* EVELYN-BOWLES (ello), 6.60:— A Summary mM the Wireless Carlion Maaon Adrian wJohsenr, Papers for the Week. EVELINE PETHERICE (Viola }. 11.0.—Close down, EILEEN. BINGHAM iSopranc}, Muaie by Staley Holt. T..—Tem fiexan FROM: Bre HES, ( Minor Pianoforte Giartet. (lst SPECIAL REVUE WRaATHHKR Forecast axp ler ORCHESTRA : GENERAL News HOLUETIN, Mowenrent) wo... biverien s JEre Allegro, Molto, Modensto, Conducted by THURSDAY,July ist. Mr. Ay ATKINSON : "Sean on SIDNEY EILEEN BINGHAM, FIRMAN. the Sereen,” Revue Directed by 1.0-2.0,— Time Signal from Greenwich, * Bukhee anc Eriaes “(An Essex qo Beethoven, JAMES LESTER. The Woek'’s (oneert of New Folk Song) arr, Foudghan Wali 9.0, inkerpreted la A Novel Haydn Concerto, Crrnephane Records, * Faery Bong" (Tho Immertal EDWARD ISAACEH. ADA ST. JOHN WRIGHT f1h——Transmission to Behoola: Mr. Hour")... Beeler JBenghtion Prno Bonnte, Of, Shi fin (Solo Pianofarte) J, C2 Stobart «anil Misa Mary AMINA LUCCHESI, Major) (* The Waldatemn o- with Bomerville, “Shakespeares Teatice Slav" lec pore hata), Allegra, THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA: Heroines—Cordelin.”’ “Chanson Arabe ™* 7,40.—Topieal Talk, Conducted by 4£0.— Time Signal from Greenwich. Rimeky-Alioraanbers ii reteier FILEEN BINGHAM, DAN GODFREY. “Books to Read, by Ann Spice, A BRIGHTON NIGHT. Concerto (Songs of in Tb Major for Piano 11h Trocadero Tea-time Music. B.i.—Introdyotory Talkfrom the ond Orchestra... 21... Hawt Deirire's Farewell to the 5. 14.—FOR THE CHILDREN: Hotel Metropole, Brighton, by Vivace “Larghetto; Roocthame ee ee nk Hebrictes } ‘Rando Bongs by Konald Gourley. Councilor oh. LiTHOMP- (Allegra Assat). “The Story of William ‘the SON, J.P., Mayor of Brighton, * Kishmui's Galley“... Acenieaty- SS Haydn wrote 14 Fraser piano concertos Oneth " (Roland Crrse).. °° Zoo and Commander Sir COOPER with rchestral jus coOmpant- Family Squabbles,” by L.G.M. RAWSON, B.N.V_R., MP. EVELYN BOWLES. toente. All of thoee were. burnt of the Doredy Jaa, 8.10, THE BAND OF ‘La Complaisante "'C..2. P. Back during hia lifetime, Charter 3 och viiieae Purcell without; ii, Dance Music. HAL ROYAL DRAGOONS, a s for as tan be a y od, THE QUARTET. hav- (By kind permission of Lieut.-Col, ing ewer been played: THE LONDON RADIO © Minor Pianoforte Quartet (Srd OF then DANCE BAND: WT. Hedgeon, D805, M04 all, then separate orchestral and 4th Movements) ...... Pawrd Directed by SIDNEY FORMAN. Conductor, Mr. &. S.° SMH, sheets of this one Conourto in Adagio, Allegra, Molte. : 'D f.35,— Market Prices for Farmers. Carillon in E Fiwta. Af) Goodheart Alone were eived. A. store was (.4.—Camp ‘Fire, by the Caterham A Selection of Herbert Oliver's From the“ Octagon Room ' taade up from these in 1875, af the Hotel Metropole. School Troop Boy Scouts. Sones. after whieh the concerto r e . Patrol, ** The Brighton Camp "' TO.86, Talk on“ The Royel Pavilion,” Ti.—Tom Stosan Frou Bro Bes. eeived what is beliewed to be i t s Aennatt by Mr. HENRY D. ROBERTS, first Weratike Forecast axon ist performance in 187%, in Ber- UES RRAL NEmwse BULLET. From the M.B.E., from the Hotel Metro- l i n , im haa onby recently been West Pier Pavilion, Brighton. prole, revived by Prof, 'T. E. PERT, AA. Ancient Miss Ada St. John 1B, DANCE MUSIC. Egypi.” S28. from Liverpool, Wright. oH. A Performance by THE METRONOMI( SIX. THE ORCHESTRA.

=i . rm on Beethoven, WILL GANE‘and ‘his Uneder the Direction of Movements from Lyric interpreted by Suite Fierrot, Pierretie, and Piano SYDNEY B. KYTE, -A.F.A.M. Grieg EDWARD TSAACS, Company. From the Rustic Mareh’’: “A Shephen! Piano Sonata, Op. 14, No. 1, in Abrtiate ¢ Winter Garden, Hotel Metropole. Boy"; * Murch of the E. Major. Dwarts.’ GERTRUDE MERRY, ALICE 5.30.—WEATER Forkcast ara (a) Allegro ; (b) Allegretto. 12.0.— Close. down. tin’ WALDIE, CHAS, WILBUR, GEYERAL News Bonterrm. 7.40,—Lieut, -Col. R. FT. HODGEIN.- LILLIAN HILLIER,” LEON Mr, FAT HE} (OREN. * Orieket.” BOM: Newark-on-Trent Ter- STILING, ALBERT HAY, Local Announcements: cehtenary. S.R. from: Notting: and WILL GANE. SATURDAY,July 3rd. havnt. 2? Hello People, by the COMPANY. 10.0. 1.0.—8ignal Time from Greenwich. S I R HARRYLAUDER. Introductions -by the COMPANY. 8.0. CANADIAN PROGRAMME 4.0.—Time Signal from Greenwich, Borg, *°" Coming Through the Oh. (Dominion Daw). GLADYS HAY DILBON (o- Dance Music. Rye,’ by GERTRUDE THE (For particulars sea page 11.) prane); HAROLD JOYCE SAVOY ORPHEANS- MERRY. THE SAVOY (Baritone). TARGO HAND: $.30.—Wratnrk Forecast andinp “A Little Chat on Things In from the 5.0, The Royal Air Force Display. Savoy Hotel, itEXERAL News GCLLETIN: Coneral,’ by WILL GANE. 12.0.—Clowe: Programme of Musio bythe down. Dr SALEEBY :" National Baby Al Thoeet, ““ Poor Papa,” ey CHAS. Week," WILBUR and LEON &TIL- BAND OF H.M. ROYAL AIR ; ——+-—_ Local Announcements, ING. FORCE. LONDON NEWS. A Duet (Burlesque American), {By permission of the Air Council.) LOO. MARIANO STABILE Director of Music, Shakespeare's Heroines. SLA be WEEGABE At 4.15pom. onSunday will be given (Baritone), and ALICE Flight-Lieut. J. AMERS, WALDIE, No. 9 of the Shakespeare's Hero- rie “Flow to Start a Jdiaes- Relayed from Band." ite: series—Cleopatra, from Anthony The Royal Opera House, ALICE: Hendon Aerodrome, SUALDITE and the ond Cheapairo, played by Misa Gertrud; Covent Garden, PPP. TAZA ORGCHESTEHA.: 1 Be Gd... in Fantasia, Mitsernet Eliott (Lady Forbes-Robertaon), with “PLPCP.. Ciopeing Down,” tha Cealebratecl Seremata.. ooo... Peaella | Mr. Wilfred Walter as Anthony. A Short Recital. COMPANY: Dance of the Heura ("La Gio- From the Aquarium, Brighton. Dvorak's “* Stabat Matar."’ 10.30, POR ne rece erase te Ponchialli DANCE MUSIC. AL THE FANOF fi1.—" A Gorden Chat.” by Marion Of the many settings of tliat THE SAVOY ORPHEANS: BLM. ROYAL DRACMONE. Cran, F.R.H.AS. divine poom of grief,” as Bellini calles THE SAVOY TANGO BAND; (Conmtinued,) §.15,—FOR, THE CHILDREN : Atabot Mater, none ig more lovely in from the Savoy Hotel, “The Eton Bowting Bang °° Selections by the Radio Quartet. some reapects than that by. Dvorak, 12.0,—Cloae down. digernon Orincnond, arr, Goodhart A Competition. €Continged on the next page.)

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“20 Week Beginning 365 M. LONDON PROGRAMMES. June 27th. (Continued from the previous page.) Tt ie usually given with tho English | direction of Sir Walford Davies, | Portions of a‘ concert party from for na can be supposed, having ever adaptation En" Fredenck J. W. Grower peeDoe, The Welsh Symphony “somewhere in Brighten,” orchestral boa played, the separate orchestral Tine the title, At the Foot of the Croae, Orchestra: will he conducted: by Mr. items by the Bussex Women Musicians, sheets of this one concerto in D alone Bnd this setting will he performed | Adrian ©, Boult and. De. Vaughan jand a talk on “The Royal Pavilion boing saved A sdore was made from under the direction of Mr, Pores Pitt. Walliams, The leader of the orchestra| will also be included. The programme themin |&75, after which, the ecnterto The principals are Miss Klee Bucklaby, jie Mr. W. HL Reed, whom listeners will will conclude with dance muse by the received situa 3it bediewsed to be tty first Miss Gladys Palmer, Mr. Spencer | remomber corudue ted the Symphony| performance im LST, in Heelin, lt “ Metronomic Six from the Wither Thomas,and Mr. Hetbert. Hey ner, tet only nocently been Tevived by Misa | Consert at SLO on JuneMec. Carden at the Hotel Metropole. supported by the Wireless Chorus aE | Ada St. John Wright. Bymophony Orchestra. A Brighton Evening. A Haydn Concerto. At 10o"elock, Bir Harry Lauder will The sixth and ‘final Featival Concert Another outside. broadcast will fill Bpecial attention i# drawn to the make his third appearance at tly of the Seventh Aberyatwvth and Third ee Tain. partofthe evening piri Haydn Concerto which is being given London Bturlia, Cardiganshire Alusic Peatival will tes ftomme: on Friday, This time, it will fat # pom. by Miss Ada &t, John In the 725 p.m. recitals, Mr. relaved on. Monday evening. The come front Brightoi, pt Vig with «an Wrightand the Wireless Orchestra with Edward Isaacs conelades the laat weal: Festival is organised by the Welsh introductory talk from the Hetel Mr. Dan Godfrey. Haydn wrote of Beethoven sonatas. Thess will be National Council of Masic, in co-opern- Meiropole and follow by a short fourteen piano concertos with orchestral taken up again next automn by tion with the University authorities | programme by the Band of the Reyi accompaniments. All of these were another well-lnown interpreter of tha AE Abervetwyth, mnder tle personal Dragoons: from: Weat, Fier Paw ilign:, burnt during his lifetime, without, oa Master, Week Beginning 1600M. DAVENTRY PROGRAMMES. June Zith. eee from London and Daventry, except where otherwise shown.) SUNDAY, June 27th. ‘Nuteracker Suite * Pebauboraky 7.10.—Prof.-H,. HH, SWIKNERTOS, prano}, CEREDIG WALTERS 10.30 a.0.—-Time Signal and Weather “Woodland Whispers"("Sieg PeSe: '" Leaves from “the (Barttone), CECIL BAUMEL Farenist, Frigg Yaa wavicsey OPET Earth's Diary," Sun. free (Piacw), 3.40.—The ROYALPARKS BAND, | Banpipod’y 5. icascestecscatdancias! ahha Notirighan, 12.30. ORGAN RECITAL Musical Directet, CHAKLES 7.35.—BEETHOVEN, interpreted hy ly GODFREY, 11.0, Dance Music. EDWARD TBAAUB, W. H ERRERY AICKOX, From. the Stodio: LEONARD AT ais WINS NW T.40.— Spanish Talk by Mr. W, F, hos. Dot, FRO, GOWINGS (Tenor), GORDON VERHET'S DANGE BAND, BLETCHER, Sw, from Afea- Relayed from ‘St. Botolph's HY AN (Pistia forte), . from’ New Verrey's Hestaurant, chester. Church, Bishopsgate. 115. —SHAKESPEARE'S HER. 12)0.—Close down £.0.—RORERT CARR'S GEORGIAN FPrelnde and Fugue i EK Mine INES—OLEOPATERA, PARTY, °from GER- TUESDAY, June 29th. CONCERT CG. The Wedge")...... -2.. Hows TRUDE ELLIOTT. Ramsgate, Air from the “ Water Music " 10,80 o.m.—Tima Signal ond Weather 1.0.—ORGAN RECTTAL, relives 845. THE LONDON RADIO DANCE Handel Forecust: * from Bt, Berbiolpti® i, Tishopsgntti: BAND. Earceuse 22... ae VU $15.—STUDIO SERVICE: Address IL.6-16.—-THE HADIO QUARTET In Syncopated Novelties, Toccata from5th ‘Symphony ind ANNTE HOUGHES /Uon- by the Rey, & M. TERRY, 9.40.— Weather: Forecast aAxp NEWS. Da pyaar ot fo Dba: Fescin Aepormemiernatt, tralia), JOHN ARAS'PROWG 10-2... Py ee Wes Boe. frat 540.—Mr, F. A, BATHER: Dobe: 5 ‘hd, “The WwW mele heood (asta : The (Tenor), SIDREY HARRISON (Piano), “ Bome Animals of the WBuried 5.20-6,0- } London, Ash batrtoun (hgpel ot Enise, 10-20, 9) Pregame Soe fram EBon- Past.” £i—FRANEK WESTFIELD'S OR- Buckfast Abbey. Appeal by hin WW, Ps MARS- 2t-60. | cen. §.55.—Shipping Forecast: CHESTEHA, from the Prince of Wiles Playticrnse. 8.0.—Wrmner Fortrast ann News: 6. Uh, Dance Music. 10:0:-—THE OGLOF SEXTET ond £.16.—Sinpping Forecnat. THE. LON IXIN RADIO DANCE DENNIS NOBLE (Baritone). f.—A Bummary of the Wireless 8.15.—" AT THE FOOT OF THE GARE. 11.0, DANCE MUSIC. Papera- for the Week, ChoASs 7" (" Stnhat Mater '") 1.30:—BROADCAST -TO- EUROPE. JAY WHIDDES'S MIDNIGHT 10.—WEATHER Forecast Axon News (Obeardk). TO—Werien Forrcasr ann News, FOLLIES DANCE BAN, 110,—G. A, ATRINSON i Been on 10,45.—Close down, 7.10—French Heading by Marts, from the Hotel Metropole, the Berean, ’* STEPHAN : © Lettres do Mon MONDAY, Jume 28th. 12.0,—Close down. 7.25,—_ BEETHOVEN, interpreted by 10,30. a.m.- Time ‘she and. Weather Miwalin.,”* EDWARD ISAACS: 7.25,—BREETHOVEN, interpreted by Forecast. # THURSDAY, July Ist. 146-—]“optoal Tale, 11.0-10—THER RADIO OUARTET EDWARD ISAACS. £0.—BRIGHTON PROGRADMALE, 7 —Topical Talk. 10.30 a.m.—Time Signal and: W eather md FELICITY MONKMAWN 1.30.—Werearher Forecast asoNews, Soprano’, OWEN BRYN- &£O0—WELSH PROGRAMME, &./, Forecast. from, Brenvragharn. 11.0-1.0.—THE RADIO QUAART ET 9.40. @-Ministry of. Health Talk by GWYN (Baritone), EDITHA 9.30.—Weatner Forecast ano News. and MAY WILLES (Contratta), Dame JANET AMPBELE, BRAHAM (Violin). 0 40,—" Music amd. the- Urdinary tI W. GGEDHILL (Tero), DE, EL, M.D. WE. Pa OZ: i. 5 frearees ‘afi from ee JOHN ATKINSON (Violin). §.55.- Shipping Fir scaat, $.15-6.0. | ten, Listener: " Mr. H. EE. SEARS. 9.65,—Shipping Forecast. 1.0-2.0. | Pragrammes SOB, from Lon- [0 BRIGHTON PROGRAMME 0), Dance Music. a (Continued), ALEX FRYER’S ORCHESTRA. 10.0.—Oirchestral Sélection, ** Wild- S.15-6.0, J abevy, ie)|ute nn more eke Gerakan 120-130. DANCE MUSIC. 6.40,—Wireless League Talk, by Mr. 6.0). Dante Music. 10.10.—A, J. ALAN = "The First of THE LONDON RADIO DANCE A. W.. Shirley, THE LONDON RADIO DANCE April.” BAND, 7.0.—Wearnnn Formsr axnNews. BAND, Ti0—Mr. TAMES AGATE: Drama- Lh.S012, DANCE MUSIC. 6-35.—Market Prices for Farmers, THE KEW PRINCE'S SATURDAY, July 3rd. tic Critieiem, i.40,—" Camp Fire,” by the Caterham TORONTO ORCHESTRA and 10,50 nom,—Tinte Bionol and Weather T.25. -- BREETHOVES, interpreted hiw Bohool Procp, + EDWARD ISA ACK. ALFRED) AND HIS BAND, 7.0.—Weattien Fonecasr asp News. Forecaat. 140—Me, HORACE WYNDAAM : from the New Prince's 71i—Prof. T, E. PRET, M.A. - LO.—Thie Signal from Greenwich. Restaurant. 4.0.—Conecert: The St, Beriird Hospice.” ‘Ancient Egypt.’ SLR. from £.0.—Sixth ond Final Festival Con- Liver, 5.40,—R.A.F, BAND, from Hendon WEDNESDAY, June 30th, tae wet til thie SEVENTH 7.25.—BERTHOVEN, interpreted lay Pageant. ABERYSTWYTH SAMUSICAL 10,43 a:m.—Time Sigonl and Weather EDWARD TS:\ACS. 6.0.—A Garden Chat by Marion Cran, Farrcast ie FESTIVAL.={3..8. from Sinan: 7.40.—REWARRK-AIN-TRENT. TER. esa arn, IL:O-LO—THE RADIO. OD ARTET 6:13.—FOR THE CHILDEEN, Cc EN TEN AY, ALA. Pron 010—The et Hen: Se AUST EN and MARY. CONGEHEVE[&o- Nathianghian, 7.0.—Wearhen Fotreasr ano Newe: K.G.. pro prano), BR. LILIENFELD (Bari- 1.10.—Lient-Col, POWREY: “Liz CHAMBERLAIN, :0.—CAN ADIAN FROGRAMME, posing the thast of ' British- tome), LULY¥ PHILLIPS 9.30.—Weathen Forecast ann News. heria.” {Cetlo), 7.25.—BEETHOVEN,. interpreted by ftalinn Friendship "at a dinner 9.40,—Dr. SALEERY : Patton in honouy of Senatore AS- L0-2.0.Pragemme SLR. fram Len- EDWARD ISAACH: Baby Woek,"' TONIO CIPPICO, relayed from aon, 9-55, -Shipepi ng Forecast, 7.41.+-The Revo FF) L. JENNINGS = London's Underworld," the New Pringe'’a Restaurent, 2.0-8.0. Speeches 10.0.—MARIANO STABILE { Bori- §.30.—Wrarnekt Fomecast axp News. at the Annual Lounechoots of the borne |. 4 BU, “TCET." 9.40.—Fiction Series ; STACY National Industrial Alliance of A New Revue, 1i.a0-12.0, DANCE MUSIC. AUDMONTLER recudi ng. a Bhort Einplovers mod Employees. L0—A NOVEL HAYDN CO: THE SAVOY BANDS, CERTO, Btory, ** Overhead,” 3:15-6.0—Progremane 3A from. Gen- 9'55.—Shipping Forecast. aon, 9.30.—WeaTuen. Fomecasr anp News. LO, SPECIAL CONTINENTAL 6.0, Dance Music. FRIDAY, July 2nd. 0.40. — Mr, PAT HENDEEN : PROGRAMME. ALEX FRYERS ORCHESTRA; 10.30 acm.—Time Signal and Weather “ Cercket," 9.55.—Shipping Forecast, Broadcast from Berlin. £50—The Woek's Work -in the Forecast, Overtark to?" Himan Cirtiival Carden, loO—THE RADIO QUARTET Li,t, Sit HARRY LAUDER.

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\ poetraecael ce cal News. Villiams (Contralto). 3.0. DOMINION DAY, 1926. Pe: 8.0, ei RECITAL. 8-8/0 10.0.—VARIETY, 8. 8:from London, 5-14-—FOR THE CHILDREN, A Ganadian Programme. | 5. SERVICE, SH. from B o u r n e . 11-0.—Close down. 6.0, LOZELLS PICTURE HOUSE In C e l e b r a t i o n of the 8th Birth- Aa eeent Teeterarte ORCHESTRA: day o l the Uoufedarstioa atthe OTcae ee es Conductor, PAUL RIMMER. Canadian P r o v i n c e s . iS... eacewatssccee TURROAN: dure BORNE S e e m e h e e MRI a uopea + And. Staffordshire. Aospital, 2.00-3.0. Speeches hy Valeo, * Somewhere" Waters’ BE OK 2 i" Canada w “a yt ‘ A ee AST a k o MEW H.R.H. The Prince of Wales Lotte th Reedy a [on O r e ht een Deemed ne THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA, = ah j " arWan, anee tind Major-lien. The H e t , Hon: Suite, Three Father -Sleeiehea ote ANH OWE. : a “gy inp a Sa 7 Aoegil |i MARGARET BANNERIALAN tie 6.15. WOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL ate Ascot —ese Intermenzo, "The DeedGirl" in Canadian Poems and CONCERT. 2 ; : , in Poe Tes : Pine “ Rannersime, i : STUART ROBERTSON aon Mert. p e l a r a p e d ELIZABETH THOMAS from her ee Heim at the iy (Baritone). ie Le BAe Gece are es (Contralta). Hobe Theatte if 9 a a tee Folly Milter "s arr, Quilter 3.45. site eer eee 1a, — se sepgeil Bociety’a 54. a a * ge Eo * Phillie ae Such. harmony a eg eee EET. rom London. a, Excerpts from the Musical 2 hiy

4 Ciraces ” .,..arr. Lone Wilson ko Bpeak and Bead English— 7,0,_Whatrre Forecasr ann News, "Hearts and Diamonds," from the Strand Theatre. Wh‘et “The Grove" .7....J0hm Blow _ Ballad Poetry.” . Prof. H. A. SWINNERTON, Relayed The Not. O De Not Poze Thy “he Ti, Hard Turley 5 Orchest re, Dee: ALB fren Nottingham, This. will include nomibeers Nia bine Beauty? tc Robert Jones a ralayed sete: har ace tha | 7.25. BEETHOVEN, interpreted by LOUISE, EDVINA; wk ALICE MOXON (Soprano)e |-4-45.—Afternoon Topics: Helon M, EDWARD ISAACS. S.A. from ANTTA ELSON + ho “My Lovely Cela“ bnoch, Fon for Teastime.” London, GEORGE METAXA oo George Marnra leabel Tebba (Sopriinc). 7.40.-—Mr, HAROLD BARKER, : and :

“ Go to Bed, Sweet Muse " 6.15.—FOR, THE CHILDREN. PRPS. ee ae nen LUPINGO LANE, 1 Robert Joncas ¢,—2 as 58.8: from London: Features of the Matlancds—(4)| r sre 7 . Pitre Gees. Ceacit” PogTorre peer ent Further Remarks on Architee. 9.0. From the Sort Bia “NADA Thoms Ford oO Doiiiip ff ture," _ Shepherd, Thy Demeanour| f g5 ween PROGRAMME. 7 8.0. ENGLISH MELODIES. AREYeeanne ° Vary seers es TAoimos Brown ¢ wei 4 THE STATION ORCHESTRA: (The Canadian Pianist) FRANx See : Relayed to Daventry. i “A Children’s Overture" Q u i l t e r THE WIREI ESS 0 RCWENTRA, lyF (Se 0 olin= fe‘ a yd i oie hb2 t 7 :4 Variations* on "The7 Viewr ! of iz y (a mctdatyte it Strings Soff. aethd: Lae» peneara "iy ieopin:Z WoulhelmayW l n e ray | TERREsae aeas +i nBraynly}. . -.. Anetoag.yrEATHER F we | eee SOREeaeon: i aeeeete i i | THE BRITISH VOCAL Dr, SALEEBY.#8aea i 1B: Hep er 4 ion a : iv ¥ r ae E ke os m si " é _ QUART.ET doa, Tones“al My : i 4

S T A B I L E ( H a r i { “i MessePMLoaREbeORWINKSele ee Kerayoy | |b4 : ies Ward.pare Dana a¥ DOROTHY(Soprama}BENNETT; | 10.0.-MARIANOtone] al bil Warizhika, Martshka! 4 Celtic Riba pec - aey 5 wT | 1 it A ve hei Filius Hills of Antrim.” | + Cyr Jéenkina 7 sr eeaae ) 30, DANCE MUSIC.

. ‘4 iia prettier Harty | i T HE BT.ATION C HORT] 5 c ERIC ‘GR EEN a fTenoey: | TH bE SA YoY BANDS, ne : ALICE MOXON, ‘ and ORCHESTRA. {| DALE SMITH (Baritone), teefrome London. 2 ad ii 2 WoeoeDove * (* a= I Thre Se ¢ Nursery Rhymes Walford Davies 12.0, —Close down. if alates"). andal | Sevier é 1 “0 Yes, Just So ¢(" Phosbus and |. (A Cantata for Chores and ie oes SRGHESTRA. e 1 Pan"). --seeee sess ess Bach 7 THE are 4 j Suite, * Cap and Bells" Holliday FRIDAY, Ju ly 2nd. FRANE CANTELL. 4 ; aaa “HE QUARTET. | 4.45.—schooly Transmission + I . Canzonetta .... - oDAmbrosio 4 “Welsh Hhapeody s § . senate Holiday : | 1 7 , Mr. Pronk Jeok’ : History Meditution i. 5.002453. Maseenel 1 Edward German + arr. Lane Wilson | in L i t e r suine— Drama.”

STUART ROBERTSON. ; o.0 Light Interlude. i (A Cyele of Old English Melodies | 4 . 1 5 . -Harold Turley's Orchestra, re. “Panalen Lee” pee Sow be IDA SARGENT £ atranged for Vocal Solos and Jayec! from the Prines’s Café, ' ee a r r . Voughen Willian L (Sangeet t h e . Piso) ‘ Quartets.) Co cent | 4,45.ee Topies: Janet Jove we Cryer the Mountains F c “Ts the Rain " Hanray ; THE ORCHESTRA. | (Kecitals). Norah Tarrant (Con- e Wink taertt “Thanks to the) aotk ei TORTHe 9 “CttantgeSUIT...Me a SehaSCTE|id PreludeFaemieg obs, | serene ‘L‘ 0.30.Oa WeraraEs“ Forecast anpAMydaleton.|News, hyBs6.0.a2 +L Eetbo.re HePICTURECHILDREN.HOUSE= ve L0.30.— Close’ down. r dt oCoukdn's Hele Ie 4 Mr F. A. BATHER, DSc. S.B:| ORCHESTRA: Dente t fram Londen, Liesl News. : fon ee SEMMER. viel L Cold i ; a ee heis MONDAY, June 28th. r aleadiatTHE ooORCHESTRA.he Daan! Y+ 1 0 . 0 . THEFolk TunesORCHESTRA,and S o n g s . tTSF ee eeeAeeKeler Rela ao 3.45.—The5 Tho StationStati Wind.r Ghintet. eee”MM ee ee Aleasdthenis 41 Solection,‘ ; Russian Folk Songs: ‘ finlanay: SE+ Tana!Sos eas - Waladterfel (Part Te)... cesses aes iodo ee “aoa di Lamimer- 1noW e e eerGertrude Pooleee(Soprano)eee eleeeeeee: THE QUARTET. MOOR ae ave ne eee Doniseni + eeaaneasek $.30.—WEATHER FORECAST ASD NEWS, Breton Folk Songs Lise Lehmann Fox-trot, ; Giowing * |, Naylor , ey cea PLES.) Mr, H. BH. SEARS: “ Musie and (A Bong Cyclo arranged for] GRACE ELSON(Soprano), Topical Horticultural Hinte— | the Ordinary Listener." 5.3. | Voce! Quartets, Tria and S o l o s . ) 6.50.—Prxpramme 88. from London. fi SaatSeieeini for Ouisk Crops." j from London, | THE ORCHESTHA.— 4.i), A COLOUR SCHEME. eT Winitrecd AMortia (Contralta’. Local News. Selection. Huasian Folk Songs THE STATION ORCHESTRA, ‘ §,15.—FOR. THE: CHILDREN. 10.0 Music and Humour. ee Liaden (White}—March,- “The White : i 6.0. LOZELLS PICTURE HOUSE THE STATION ORCHESTRA, | !1-0.—Close down. Phome c e r e ee Sehbae 7 + QORCHESTEA + Belection fram allet Music, (Silver) —*“* Dance ; Ve Conductor, FAUL RIMMER, William “Tells oo.) oes’ on the Silver |(" My Lardy | (ae Overture, “ R o b e s p i e r r e * Litalf IDA SARGENT. THURSDAY,Julytst. R a i o n en ares Dragons Fly ool Suite, “' The Pagoda of Flowers" | * Birthday Cake ~ (Golden }— “Walden Suite)Pinch ‘1 oe Woodforde. Pinden “ Alone with Love < | (The }$.45,—The Siation Pisnoferte Qum-| . eya tas ees ! its Fox-trot, “In the Spring * Britt "The Boat Mender™, Littles tet: Leader, Frank Cantell,| 5-20. JOAX MAXW ELL (Soprano), J ie Valac, “ Invitation to the Waltz * " Cia Matilda’ | One Cecil Lucas |(Contralto),-Leonard (Lilie) —"The Lalas yee 7 : Weber Sn ce ee ts | Again **) Gowings [Tanar). ' i a =" 6.40.—Programma SB. from Tandon. * The Things [Like | Sargent 4.44,—Aiternoon Topica: Davy T , (Brown)—"The Littl Brawn an 7.40.—Mr. G. F. 7. BUYINGTON HODES Tn kn ee nn ' Roberts, “ The Spirit of Corm- Owl eer es Sanderson vi (* Chanticleer * " } : “Poultry 10.30. DANCE MUSIC. wall—Legends and Folk Lore." 4.40. J EROME, MURPHY th i Hints for fume.” , THE = NEW PRINCE'S RES- Marjorie Hover Uses Tarn}, (Entertainer), : |. ; =] ae. 4.0.—FESTIVAL CONCERT (Seventh AUBRANT DANCH BANDA, 6.15,—FOR THE CHILDREN. Little Mary Cassidy

i Aberystwyth Musica) Festival). 3.8. from londen, f.0,— Programme SOB. from London, arr. Anna Fisher “a TitWrarthen Forecast AND Wewa, “Michel Patrick i 8.8. from Somes, 1?2.0.—Close down, t " 9.10.—Speech by The Bt. Hon. Sir Frat, T.- B E . PEET, M.A, “Ancient (Groen) i+ es * io AUSTEN CHAMBERLAIN, Eevpt.” 8.8, from Jirerpont, ernie Marly

; K.ih., pees the ‘Toast of WEDNESDAY, June 30th. 7.25.—HBEETHOVEN, interpreted by “ The Blarney Roses"

i ; Anglo-liahan Friendship. 5.5. 3.45.—The Station Pianoforte Onuim- EDWARD TRAACE, 3.8. from Flint

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WeekBectnainie we - BIRMINGHAM PROGRAMMES. June 27th. the previous page.) (Continued from 5.4), THE ORCHESTRA. “Orphans withHis Late a “The: Angelus" (“ Sednes Pit- proigrammes—exeept by the rota— of (Blue |- -V alae, “ Blue Belle" Seulleoen Loresqucr —) Special conterts relayed to Dawentry, Weattrernfel “Should He Upbraid ” .. Bishop iM rerarrist are. Wright The programme will contain the (¥allow}—"* Yellow Jastiine L:1.0:—Cloge down. Suite of Waltons Boorman Oeverturo of Sir Walford {7The bangasae of the’Flowera'' fliabrier, are. Godfrey Davies: the Calne Athapsady of Cyril Snite } jae be lee ba ee Cerna Gallet Music Belectiom, “ Lhatlet | Jenkins; the Wels Khapexty of Huisse EdwardGerman anil, aa a special Sih. JOAN MAX WHEL. SATURDAY, July 3rd. (Violet}—“ Violets "... Comctins Eacigint, arr. Wiiterboltom feature, the cantata, Ares. Jacial + A JEROME MUBPHY. 5.45, ' Dance Music. Csorcdas : Vales Lente: Marek Auntamen, the work also of Sir Walford Davies. “The Girt from Mayo ~ DAN CARROLL and_ his Tue, | Fincen! DECAMERON BANT) PERCY EDGAR (Entertainer) : “The American Wake “' in Recitals Grave and Gay. The British Vocal Quartet, WILL SHEN ERMAN and his (Vert) it Prank Fohy BUFFALO BAND, THE BAND. On Wednesday evening the pro- “The Palatine's Daugh- Relayed from the Palais de Danse. Selection, “The Bhine Gald gramme will be provided by the Station | ter"... corre, Aghes $.45.—Aernoon Topica + Bora (i, Wagner, arr. Winterbottons | Orchestra, Misa Dorothy Bennett (so- | prano}, Miss Esther Coleman [con- A THE ORCHESTRA. Meteer 3 “The Stery. of Per- Oa, Hilda Parsons Tuo Emtractea sess eea ss iSn art fame.” Vielet Barnett (Solu im i tralte), Mr. Ere Greene (tenor) and {Red}—" The Red Man.” Pianalorte}, FIANOPORTE RECITAL. Mr. Dale South (baritone)... The prin- {Blackj—* The Black Man."” 5 “4 —FOR: THE CHILDREN. Rhapaody in G Minor, Op. 7! pal features of the evening's enter- {Enéemble}—Selecthion, Fhe Hf LOAZELLS PICTURE HOUSE Aridi tainment are vocal ensembles by the Quartet, invluding a song cycle of Rainbow Gershwin ORCHESTRA + Préwanbule, Sarabande, and Cou- 0.30, —Wieatien Forecast Ab News, Conductor, PAUL RIMMER. nunte from Partita io ()°, eck Bretow Folk-Songs. Ministry of Health Talk by Dame Fox-trot, “ Behind the Clouds” Romances in F Sharp . = SU ReRRLFE A “Colour Schame.”* JANET CAMPBELL, DBE, Dhervis Pr diehinelle Seee Bachna ; 0.30;,—VWeatarn ForecasT astNews. A novelty in radio programmes is Mb. AGS, SE. from Lorton, Valse, * Eatudiantina " Waldteufel Mr: FAT HENDREN: 5.5. rom | nftere on Friday evening, when, by a Lacal News, Heleotion,”° Theo Maid of the Muwn- fom. number of carefully selectea miusical 16.0. FH Shakespearean bour. tains © i ait Fraser-Srnaon Marth, “ The M nel M:ajor "Alford Local News, iene, an athempt will be made to Belettord Soenes from Suggest definite colours. Colowr mosec WINIFRED LOWE (Contraltea). 10.0, Sir HARRY LAUDER. EiNG JOHN,” is, of course, largely a temperamental 1.4. Pera) SB Arann oomndon, “OTHELLO,” Sw. from Jotenvton. quality in ite appreciation, and rarely 7 40.—Lieit ALE. SPRY, BNLV-E-+ Liao, Dance Music. are there (opportunities for a practical “ROMEO AND FULIET,” “Stories of the Sea: (7) The THE SAVOY BANDS. test, as in thisease. “The oolgors ibas “HAMLET,” Barnimnz of the: Fatt” “BERRY Vi. is, from Fcselove. hope to suggest by the music played will be ‘enacted by 5.0, PARKS CONCERT. 12.0,—Close down. are whioete, Bilver, gold, Liding, hrown, feaa MARY BROTHERTON, Relaved from the green, blue, yellow, violet, yort, red OHS SLOSS, Bandstand, Cannon Hill Park. BIRMINGHAM WNEWS. ond black, Aso ora hielo item, the BYDNEY RUSSELL. THE CITY OF GIRMINGHANM tolours will be -tombined “and the The following songs will also be PORLGE BANE: Another Welsh Programme, selochion Tie Motewill be played, surge at intervals by Conductor, FROM’ to 9 pam, on Tuesday, there Solo ortists for the ocension will be JOAN SAA HW ELL, RICHARD WASSELL. if another Welsh programme for Miss JoanMaxwell fsopriano) and “Where tha Kee Sacks ee ee Cvertare, © Laonern,” Nod listenersin North Walea who are | Ale. J drearrle: Murphy {the well-known " Bid Mie Diseourage:"* . Bishop Beethooen, ann Godfreiy normally unable to obtain appropriate L Trl entertainer). = 651 Week Beginning 301 M. STOKE PROGRAMMES. June 27th. SUNDAY, June 27th. §.15,—FOR- THE CHILDREN, FRED PRESTON, 7.0, Jpagreaine eof, fran. Gandom, The Bidetsee Al ee. 74—" Campimg ax a Holiday,’ by | Programmes SB. from 6.0.—Light Music. 3.30-5.45. Mr J, Hu STEMBRIDGE, 5.i). By,af. | Landon, 6.30.—regramme SJB, from: Londen. EMMA THORLEY and | 7.40.—" Across the Andes,"" by Mr, ZTHEL PALL. | $.0.—THE CANADIAN PRO- | GRAMME, SRL from Toneon. Rk. G. GREATBATCH. “In the Spring Time."" iWeoten 630-12ees 5.2. from Lon- MONDAY, June 28th. 8.01, Leon Forrester HAYDEN BOOTE. ann, inn: 4.0.—The Capitol Theatre Orchestra. “Gul of the Past Marshall | FPIAXOFORTE BRECITAL. site, 6.0.—Aiternoon Topics, Study in (Major ... Gvacewnar ETHEL. BALL, FRIDAY, July 2nd. 5.15.—FOR THE CHILDREN. Rhapsody in (+ Alioor * Abide With Me™ Paddalfe 5.30,—Transmission to Behootls: 6.0.—Light Music. lntermeczo in Minor - rah waa TOM- GOOD ALL, Captain dames Codk,"* by J. from Londen. Rhapsody in E Flat Buxton, 6.30. Pregramme S.A. ‘The Bandolers "Leste Stuart 7.40.—Miss M, STEPHANS. Fantaisw in B Minor ee Liomcert t+ . A. Widdop’ i AG. Belasco FRED PRESTON, 5.2, from bey, #0-11.0,—Fvegramme Rourrée for the Left | * Devil May Care” Jonalon, i.1\—Afternoon Topie;: “A Visit to Hand. Alone si... serine Arangia Tholftants the Children’s Cottage Homes,” Study i the Form of Soens | ley Mra, ¥. G: Beardmore, ee

leer EMACA THORLEY, TUESDAY, June 29th. i Wale im 4 * Comin” Thro’ the Rye" 5.15.—FOR THE CHILDREN. 12.0-1.0.—Gramophons Transmission. 5.0. A CONCERT PARTY. Seatch Air 6.0. “The Road of Life." A Fantasy, 2a3 Speeches bey W. H. BOOTE {at the Piano), HAYDEN BOOTE and H.R.H. The Prince of Wales, TOM GOOBALL. Performed by Children fron: tae The Rt, Hon. ETHEL BALL |Contralto}, RADIO CIRCLE CHOI, and Major-Gen. ‘The Battle Eve’ 22. Bonheur J. E. GB. SEELY, relayed from “The Arrow and the Song" Words by: Charles W. Hityn, Enham Village Contre for Dis- Ralfe 0.30-11.0.—Programms SLB. rom Musio by H. Blatch. abled Ex-Servier Men, Relayod PAR teas Kennedy Ruseeil Louden, 6.50-11.0.—Propramme 8.8. fromLon- fom. from Deortretry. HAYPREN BOOTE [Tesr}, Theatre Orchestra, 4,0.—The Capitol "TT Seek for Thee in. Every Topica: “The 5.0.—Atterncon Faw os cakees hea THURSDAY, July 1st. SATURDAY, July 3rd. American Tea,"’ by the Hev. i Passing ByA et retrain Pupeell B.C. Stevens, 1A: 12,0-1,0,—Gramophone Transmission, 40.—The Capitol Theatre. Orchestra, 5.15.—FOR THE CHILDREN. FRED PRESTON (Entertainer}. 4.0.—The Capitol Theatre Orchestric, i..—Afternoan Topies: “A Bormess “Ts Pipe" ... Charles AY Taylor Poongvi Byan,” by Mr. Gordon 6.0.—Danres Music. £0O—ATterooson Topic a2 Childhond EMMA THORLEY (Soprang). Tavtor. 6.30-12.0.—Pregranme S.A, frou —(2} lis Humour," by the Jondot. ‘A Brown Bird Singing Rey. E. W. Bridgwood, B.A. 51i—FOR THE CHILDREN. Aaye Wood 6.0—Donece Aluste, §.15.—FOR THE CHILDREN. “Nymphs and Fauns”’ Semberg i.40—THE LONDON RADIO WEDNESDAY, Jane 30th. TOM GOODALL (Baritone). 6,.0,—Light Music. BPANCE BAND, Ateleryerd frown 40.—The Capital Theatre Orchestra. “ Droop Not, Young ower” 6,.35,—Market- Frices for Farmers, London. Phyllis Gos- Handel Sof.) fron. Semen, 7.0-12.0,—Programme &.0.fromaon- 5.0,—Atietnoon Topics: i chart, “ Harlequin " Sandersan 6.40,—Boy Beouts” Bulletin. dard (Soprano),

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}4 3855MM, ~ BOURNEMOUTH PROGRAMMES. bietegl oeJuneioe27th. , SUNDAY, June 27th. “ Characters . 10:30, DANCE MUSIC. | Fish,” by Montagu A. Phillips, ‘ (in the order of their speaking) : THE NEW PRESOCE'S | F.RAGLa., FS 4 ahiueed ae Jsoon SVE. from John Bradburn ithe Ohner of a RESTAURANT DANCE $45 — An ssw Passe: i LOO, Chemical Works) BANDS: £0. Tea-Time. Music. ‘ Sig ORGAN K BCITAL. Aue, yt rar HES ¥ OSCAR | 5. froin Loreecom. FE. €t, Haeon's Orcheatra, rl Lye +t Lastirten. Philip Readburn-( His Son} _ | b20,.—Cloge- clown. irom. WA. Bauth aul Sons : 81: Stucio Service, pauls MICHAEL HOGAN : Restaurant, The Square. ne es sere | §.15.—FOR THE CHILDREN. 4 OrganReVoluntary ae aT a aa BePHYLLIS PANTING WEDNESDAY, June 30th. . ae : THE STATION CHOON E. i Sohn: Teadhuci sitar ak a 1 hh-—Aiisioied Tniterlode. i SARE Roe ceeeee linge tablo desk in an old- 2.0-3.0.—SPEECHES at the Annaal | §25.—Market Pricer for Farmezs. ae tt ane pone! Hyin- Lainind somfcrtabie soom of Luncheonof the Natiomal Indua: SUE. from. London. i iia atte : au} the country manor homes. type. trial’ Albance of Employer | 6.40.—Boy Scouts’ Bulletin, = we THE CHOIR Philip te eeated ata small table and Employees. felayed from | 74) Warner Forecast Axo Niws. Prof, Tt. BoPEET: W.AS “Ancient 7 Kivkheas: oO 4 Tada: aa tice? on the oother side of che ream. | aie Donenbry: ; 7 . if The Fastigs Le vena He ag THE CONCERT PARTY, es oon ean i eR eg Bewvpt. SB frotea Dieerpoa, \ mez Soulrette, “Tie a String Around | eee eeolin, Thomas Be 7h BEETHOVEN,interpreted by mi it poeeae Vout Finger liso. Peamane Mount {Vie mh inmas EF. EDWARD ISAACS, SLB. fron = rhe Rev, Dr, 8. MM. SERRY, Trio (Tenor, Baritone and So iNing worth 5 Celle}, Norah | Jonaon ' ; I. Ess aL. Scere at ea prane), kr Swing Low, Sweet Bradbury - (at ae Pinned), | Foie ** Phe ve i by MeG BOR! Be ii (onpreat ror ELON) + = Chariot" 2... Negro Spirituat Adeline Senior (Soprano), °°" DANCE. FRHS. gest. ie Higiveis ogee 9.10.—-Seech hy. ‘The Hon. Sir | Ronald Gourley osne iz DOMINIGN DAY. 1996 ' THE C 5 +t —— rt] Hees E = BERS GREE Soe 1! re Sl, ® 7 p

{, Fra is DB Fe Hy Fear tt ira LOGSSE: GeER. &Z#. i ns ad af ae ist : _ 7] ae Detee ae ee ER. onus NG 260). ee MONIER.. 8.8. from Condon. G50) aes siti ei oe ats Ee “ Se an set re i ae Fe stil cae : . : je 2am Po Day, 1 ; Oran Voluntary. / Local News. * Bulletin, §.Bo from london. THE WIREI Bae OR H RSTR \ wea 8.55.—TheL6.—T Week'sfeek’aGood Cause.‘aus 4.8,: 10.0-—VARDETYVARIETY. 3&.8. fram Leadon. | 7.0.—Weratngn Forecast AND NvNEWS. |§990 -MABCGARETag RANNERMANae “se /

a from. London, LL.0.—Clese down. see i Hi. : ig{ sw 7et if en Poems and d { 6.0.—Wearren Forecast anp News, HO. Sih. SOM LEMTNATE Baurrisiis.,” te Local News. 7.25,— BRETHOVES, hae by from her eat Room at the a L 015.AT THE FOOY OF THE BDWARD ISAACS, 8.8. from Globe Theatre, van CROSS” (* Stabat Mater”) TUESDAY, June 29th. Lenin. “IRTLAN, DD, $30 Excerpts fromthe Musical Play : (Meorak). 8.80 from Londen. F : - ay 7.40,—_ Dr, Ee 7, Bo RORTLAS, D0. : - ores Close: down.: PL30-12.0,—: ReginaldE &. Mount Violin +Thei FoolFool inin ShakespeShakespeare" (9,} Hearts and Diamonds. 10.45,— ; Recital. Relayed from the Strand Theatre,

. ie " 2. 30-3.0. Speeches by | 8.0. AN EVENING AT WEYMOUTH. This will ineinde tamibers [55 Lae aoe ji a MONDAY, J esth H.R.H. The Prince of Wales ! Concert ire, »; VUNne . and Major-Gen. The Rt. Hon. | by the GEORGE AN: a ; , s IE. B. BEELY, relayed from| WEYMOUTH MUNICIPAL SEURGE METAX A to 2.45.—*A Holiday in Crecho-8lo- the Enham Village Centre for ORCHESTRA: LUE und oa Ln vakia,” by Dr, Atherton. Lisabled Ex-servica Men, Re- : Musical Director, oe

: 4.0. Tea-Time Music. foyed from Daventry. ELDRIDGE NEWMAN, 0.0, Fram the -Lendon Sindia. roeree by NADA FG, Baeeon's Orchestra, relayod 345," Light Food for Summer Dara’ fram W. H. Smith and Son's (2), by-Miss Jonot MoGreror, , FARCE” (The Canadian Saprana), relayed from the Elen. The Celehmited Continne Concert re HARRY FIELD a Restaurant, The Hp 4.0,—Orchestra Party’). iThe anodian Pianist, 4.15.—FOR THE CHILDREN, tric ‘Theatre: Musical Director, Interlnde. D.C, Ronald. Relayed from the THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA, *f 6.0:.—Musien!in Wines aaa ea cea 4. Mapdoal Tntectiade, Alexanclea Gandenk. Weyanaath. ee us “og e sditeg (he Sea geeneei THE ORCHESTRA, 8.2. from Landon.

a 7.40,——" Literary Thnk (2h, bey Capt. i a : ; cH “Aileorn Marziala™’ (“Men of | 990.—WRATIER FomeeAst AND Nuwa. ; ee N.S. LAWRENCE. b..— Proagriine 3. E. from London, Sparts my eye tnd caine Aeriemink br. SALEBY : “ National Bahy #.0 CONCERT PARTY AND 8.0. Another Station. se en ee Oeuback Week." S.B. from London, : be Seraeas ta eae a| Local News,

[ PLAY. ; Bae :hl : THEa NENEW FOREST: 5.15.F WINTER GARDENS NIGHT. FirstepsHutte, eneCarmen’ane.., eeBizet 10.0.—MAREANOtone, Su. fromSTABILELondon. (Bari- Mn ie CONCERT PARTY: Light Symphony Concert. ‘The Witeh "...... Moussorgaby | 10.30, DANCE MUSIC. MARJORIE STONE (Soprano); THE MUNICIPAL Fox-trot, “ The Ukulele Lullaby ” THE SAVOY BANDS i MARJORIE RURNSIDE ORCHESTRA: Willinens “Ra hel Sea jim: (Scubrette) ; Conductor, A Pot-Pourri ipa rear of Grieg’s Worksi 12.0,—Cinseoi) —Cinse dowdown. I are GERALD RAYE (Tenor); Sir DAN GODFREY. Uirberets iE ra. eteGhunE t “Shepherd Fennels Dance ™ #0. Mirth and Music by hs {OTHY FORRES Balfour Gardiner THE CONCERT PARTY. FRIDAY ‘4 [At the Prana), Overture, No. 2, * os2 1.30; Waris Fourcast «xb MEWS. * July 2nd. Dd The Party, Opening Chorar Beethoven Mr. F. A. BATHER, D.Se. 1L30-12.0.—Gladys Gould (Piano 7 D, Henty “Spanish Serenade" Glarewner Sf. from London. forte Recital), , P re haritome, “A Binder Courtship Py ALI KHAN Local Wows. 3.45,—" Tneonventional Wale Eric Coutes (The Indian ‘Tenor}. 10.0—THE OLOF SEXTET. &.i. Abroad": (1) ‘by EL Geo ( Soprano and Tenor, ** Then and iaatie Vise Wale “Eianlal from Senelon, Nasi, PEO adea eek ae Peay Fwarberr THE ORC LESTER A 1 1.0). - A Liege: dow I dQ Orchestra, reslin ved fraz th lye

Soubrette, ‘ Mereenary Mary7 "' Symphony:“an cein GC Majoree(Ne. 41) Electric Theatre; ; Musical Direcs- yy Friedlander and Conrad “of Jupiter Sissies tor, D. ©. Ronald. Cancerted, “ Perfect Gentlemen ™ Alle vie ae Pe o ; THURSDAY, July 1st. 5.0.-—Musteal Interlude, Nelson. Jackson neve ati ini Drea ral §.15.--FOR THE CHILDREN.

Sopranc, “The Market “ Pinwierea AlterraATOAeMolte. |I 20.—Thomas BF, Ulngworth 6.0, THE Orr LYMINGTON SEA Af. Cares : nineties rotcpa ae (Cella Recitals. SCOUT “TROOP Soprano and oubrette, 4 Soh " Snahaa HAM $.0-3.350a=n ta aOFGk iin Sister Salie Jheelou and ales Ea pete me atorh shor i | ie ‘' Nancy Ahoy." Tenor, “* The Bally. Money Can- In wn Original MirnaShetty | Stories of the Eot and the Flat Introducing Shai ine tounds, worewzone eden alimelseon: The Art Class Soirde, j and Chorgues, Concerted, “The Laat Tube” §.40.—WEATHER PomrcisT AND News. Bedteeeesi| 6) —Pragramime S.BL from Bonday. Peggy Purbar Mr. H. BE. SEARS, “Music and CHAPPELL 3.0, MILITARY BAND NIGHT.

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Overturn, “The: Merry Wives of | 7.0.—Whatien Porncast ano News, } 10.0, Sir HARRY LAUDER. and there te alsa oa play, ffrenraerne Wantsae ea eecckas zoeRonen | Lieut, POWNEY"! Lavbsertia:" SR fron: Toone, Acre, lig Dion Titherndpe, auraneed re Fiaeceles Solo, '* Salyer Bipcie BA. from Londen, for this evening. On Wednesday, the La Thrare 7.20.— BEETHOVEN, interpreted by | 10,30, Danes Music. Wevmouth Municipal Orchestra and (Soloist, Gy A. COOKIES): EDWARD TSAACS, S28) from THE SAVOY BANDS. the ‘' Force" Concert Party are boing Suite, “Summer Daye. Canfes Joerhaben, 8.fran Jeomndon, relayed from the Alexandra Gardens Grand Selection; * Pavel” Gorunel 7.40.—" The Alabama Nigger a4 1 12.0.—Cloce down. . nt Weymouth, On’ Friday, tha Knew Him’ (a); by Bir #. Boornemouth Municipal Military From the Studio, CAVYAN DANCE. = BOURNEMOUTH NEWS. Bind is giving a Military Baud 1.0, SORA BRADBURY ee noforte) 0. THE ALIA CHORISTERS : Ouisids Broadeasts. Night from Bournemouth Pier, and Danes 2. .: rete . dhehapawiy Conducted byl, CLARKE, EMBERS of the Bowrnémanth on BSotarday, there tx-a Popular Ever Scherzo in B rlat Minor n iff ‘hope i | MAUD OT ARKE nt the Piano, Wireless Orehasirn are nov Ene ing programme from ‘the Winter ‘Gir 0.05. THE BAND. ” Marryiesaes) Pitre 'o well-deserved holiday this week, dens. ‘To thin last programmetwo “oO Whe Will er ‘the Dawa Sho Characteristic Piece,“ The Pande | abe their place 1h Uae procraminies ig Belin brothers, Jean and Pierre BROWNS ihe ei coer De Peérractl we the ‘Tin. Soldiers " swead | ) boeing filled iy na number of “ombside Genin, re cnet tanree fo doctefoe SET Pres rakes wee corr. OTe Twa Movements from Sie, ** "The | bromdecasts, Three are being provided tlhije ane piceoley, culled) Rippling “TT has Night tells 5..\,,nce Merchant of Ventre ",,,.. ost by Bournemouth and another by Wey. Streghia, composed: by -the former. Selection,“ Tom Jones" Germat ** Silver Moonlight Winds ine jmouth. On Toesday evening, a Light “Wancy Ahoy." PAG WIR ie ecbceieerses Crain por 1 Symphony Concert 15 being relayed| Most boys probably cherish a secret Lo.RATHER FonbcasT ann NEewa, 8.15, WINTER GARDENS NIGHT. fret the Winter Gardens. | ambition, at Sone time or other, to Ministry of Health Talk har Daun Popular Light Music. JANET ¢ AMPBELL, EBB, The Leonora Overtures. be a pirabe, at ambiton which for- Relayved from th: Winter Gardens. | MD. BLS. 8.8 from London. Although Beethoven onky composed tunately for thetselyes an sooo by THE. MUNICIPAL Lotnl Newa. fone opera, Fidelio, he wrote mo loss con scarcely nowadays by realised. It ORCHESTRA: 10.0.—EREGH TON PROUKH AMME.ie i thpn Tour overtures to at. Three af is possible, however, to be oa Sea- Canediaetior, So, from Landon, l these ope the famous Leonora Uver- Seoul; sand what jollier experience Sir DAN HODFREY, - 1iht.—Close down. j tures, for although the opera wats could there be for a bay whe has Fox-trot, “Alice, Oh, Where Arm You Now ee adeanepl Heargrenis performed. under the 1amas a Frelefin, been. proparky oe by his.** Drea Leonork wis the tithe pre!Fey by iy the sure Ishind,” his Marrynt? ©The Selection, * * Hose+ Marie eaebe ith Eseniaceon Bea Seoute. mare pdr SATURDAY, July 3rd. Valse, Spe ue" cee eeel abeads comnmoser himself;“Lecnota a if SLELLA MU RR:AY kee be played at the Wooter cians | tienlarly fartsinate, tur they have the 1952" Om the Raad to Canterbury a (The Sew Sealine Contralins. CONCEFL. whole nf tthe Solent a4 their eenising: (3), by Misia Aim ble-Simith, [n Selected Songs. The Jupiter Symphony. ground, Their white: S-ton cutter, Lib: JEAN and-PIERRE GENIN, The principal item on Tuesday the Venry, is to moke o tather ex- at), Dance Music. Duet for Two Flotes and Piesalos. avening is’ Mozart's Symphony in i eoptional Vayie On Friday, for the ihe Royal Gath Hotel Dance " Rippling Streama.™... .f. (fentian Mayor, usaally known as the dv piter ‘crew ore coming to the Beprnemeuth fend. THE ORCHESTRA. Syeohony, a title which was not | Studie bo ‘broadcast “Nancy Ahoy,’ introedine- Relayed-fram King's-Hall Roome. Selection, “The Sturkeat Prince i given to ab omiil nome years atter o specially written sketch, Mie Dainese, Romberg the composeradeath, fwpiter was the ing Shanties; Rounds and Chorgses. ‘ Alex, Wainwright. ‘Their show is sure ‘to (po with WALLACE CUNNINGHAM last symphonicwork written by Mogart, af.—FOR THE CHILDREN. (au terhaiier). Some Light Programmes. Lewing, even thoagh if may be clifti- 6.0, Dance Music. In. Selections: trom bis Rapes t iT, Those wha enjoy light programmes ealt, to procure ‘a dead man's, chest,” THE LONDON RADIO .).— WEATHER PoRECAST AXxD NEW4: are well provided for this waek, “The and Injudicious to broach “ a ‘bottle DANCE BAND. Mr. PAT HENDREN. 8.8. from Now Forest Concert. Party ig lroud- of ram". for the benefit of these Relayed fram London, London, Loeal News. coating from the Siudio on Mouday, young buccaneers. oPY Week Beginning 338 M. PLYMOUTH PROGRAMMES. June 27th. SUNDAY, June 27th. 6.15,—FOR THE CHILDREN, = Woman Costa Bers Than 4 6.35,—ingrmme SN. fram London, 3. 30-5.45, | Pragranmes Sok. from 6.0—Boy Scouts’ Bulletin. Baieean iarieheeee fteg haw 7.40,—Madame -ZULMA LYNEL: 2 ht 10, 156.) Londen. ‘ 6.15,—Danes Augie. SPBae cas ocvrncaeanh Doria ffir “ Coutumes Frangaises "" (1). MONDAY, Jooe 728th. 6:30-12.0. —P regmenie 5.8, from Jon- “Nobody Knows What. [Know ” 2-0). THE CANADIAN L1.0-12.0,.—Geerge East and his Quar- aon, tier Aurchell PROGRAMME. tet, relayed, from Popham’s WEDNESDAY, Iune 30th. * Wher Does Doddy Cn Yor S&B, from London, Heatadnrant, 11.0-12.0,—Georre Enst and his (uar- drip fentlyy 0.2-- 12..0.—/Prapa a. iG, from 3.30.— Orchestra, relayed from Pop- tet, relayed fren Popham’s B46 THE ORCHESTRA. Lomion, hin’: Restaurant. Restaurant, Enir'acte, “ Butterfly. ... Meadix FRIDAY, July 2nd. 4.0.—Mr. Douglas M. Durston ; 3.30—Orchestra, relayed from Pop- PIERIN A ROSSELiLL 3.00.—For Scheola; Mr. G, P. Dy “More Great Musicians—(1l) ham's Restaurant. * Ricordi di Quisisana * ' Henna mond, MA. “African —Ex- Whe Dhawell,"” 1.06.—Mr. HH. G. Taylor: 2" WithRod Pa Wonder if Love is a Dream Me plorers.*’ Mr. Walter FP. 4.15, Tea-Time Music. a Line oo the West Coast" Forster Weebes, ‘* Musical: Form.” From the Royal: Hotel, (2). 0.6. MORRIS-G [LEERT; 4.0.—Afternoon. Topica. Musical Birector, 4.15, Tea-Time Music. Fox-trot, ". Dei- } ' $16, Tea-Time Music. Albert Follirook. From. the Royal Hotel. eS een aa Morrie-Githert From the Roval Hotel, §,15.—FOR THE CHILDREN. Musical Director, ' Danse: Russe": Musical Director, 6.0.—The Station Syneopuiad Bextet, Albert Fultlirook, THE ORCHESTRA. Albert Fuollirook, 6.30.—Praygramine SK. from Ganson, 5.15'—FOR THE CHILDHEN, Belectign, “The Like Thoming ** §15.—FOR THE CHILDREN. 74—My Fo od. POH NS: Delght- 6.0.—Codnor Ford (Solo Xylophone), Copter 6.0:—The Station Syoucopated Orches- ful DaysinDevon and Corn- René> Lockyer [Solo Pianv- PTERIN A: ROSSELLI. tray wall‘ 15h *, Porte), TO Mathimta cvevindieis Oe 6.30-11.0.—Programme 8.8. fram Lon: 9.0-11.0.—Prograiume 38.8, from Lon- 6.30.— PF regreaate AM, po Howlers. Manon * travel aon, don; 7.40.—Capt. F. McDERMOTT; “ The THEORCHESTRA. SATURDAY, July 3rd. TUESDAY, June 25th. Kachins of Northern Horma."" March, “OA¢ Bunch of Roses: 11:0-12.0,-—eorge East and. his Qui 11.0-12.0.—-George East and his Qunr- 8.0. LIGHT and BRIGHT. iAH tet, relayed from Paphat's tet, relayed from FPopham’s THE &8TATION ORCHESTRA, 9,30-11.0,—Programme: Su, from Lon- Restaurant. Restaurant. “The Duchess of Dantzig ™ aon; 4.0.—The Station Qunrket, 2.30-3.0, Speechea by fara! THURSDAY, July Ist. 4.0.—ATtermoon: Topics. H.R.H. The Princ: of Wales PIERIS.A BOSSELEI (Sopra). 11.0-12.0.—George Kast and his Quar- 4.15. Tea-Time Music. and MajortGen, the Rt, Hon. June and You" ...... Veet Faw tet, relayed from Popham's From the Royal Hotel, J. E. B. -SEELY,. relayed from “Amour Qui Passe ** ...... ,., siete Restaurant. Musical Director, Enham Willege Centre for Dis- B15. MORRIS-GILBERT $,00,—Orchestra, relaved from Faop- Albert: Fullbtoolk, allied Ex-Service Men. Jtefeyed {Solo- Pianoforte), lian’ s THestirant, 5.15.—-FOR THE CHILDREN. fron Derentny. “ Baguiditas "' ... Gerafd Paillips 4.0.—ATternoon “Topics: 6.0,—Charles A. Edmonds (Enter- 3.30,—Orchesira, relayed from Pop- An English Walte ... Cyril Stott tainer}. ham's Restaurant, THE ORCHESTRA, 4:15, Tea-Time Music. 6.50. Dance Music. 4,0.—Afternoon ‘Topics, Fdyil, “Love in Arcudy " From the Royal Hatel, THE LONDON RADIO 4.15. Tea-Time Music. Hain Food Musical Director, DANCE BAND. From the Royal Hotel, Sal, PORE HART Albert. Fullbrook. Reloryed Jrom London, Musical) Director, {(Entertained of the Piano}. 5i On tT H KE GH Lid REN. T.-12 0-—Prepremme SO. from Lon- Albert Fallbrook. A Homorsaa Tnterlida, | 6,.0.—Florence-Hovten (Soprano), A aon.

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4 SWA Week Beginning * CARDIFF PROGRAMMES.— ‘k ao0 M. June 2i/th. SUNDAY, June 27th. 43, — The Station ‘Tria. ja Tha Station Trig: Prank. Tho- THURSDAY, July 1st. mAs (Violins, Frank Wiritinall oot, Evensong. 4.15 Tea-Time Music LZ 0—].30,—Luneh-time Musie from irom -the Curiton Restaurant. (ichonce Lier, Verh Metab Kelaaed fron ‘Thomas {Pienc. the Carlton: Reataurant, LLANDAFF CAFHEDRAL. 4.45,— Mr, FT. Harnes, ** Elizabethan ah, A Light Programme. 4.40--$.45.—Progranime S08. fron Lon Welshimen.” 35.15), Schaal Transmiesicn > Bar Ser: ley Deathes, KCG., ° Citizen- THE STATION: ORCHESTRA: on. 4.8,—TEA-TiIME MSc Conchictor, ey 3 ee ee shoip.: How Parliament Ie Pact 4.0.ORGAN HECITAL, i By, ee Carlton Hestaurant. For.’ Relayed from Daventry, WARWIC“N. BRAITHWAITE: London, ALi,- = FOR THE CHILDREN. F. t. BELL(Tenor), #.15.—SERVICE. SB. from Hourte- | 1.45.—The Station Trin. HONALD LESLIE (fntertainer) O.0.—Far Youns Adventurers +" The PRLORAEL. 155, Aiternoon Tapies, A Piercy Topica. | Grey ivf Reame—Fadrian 4 #.55,—The Week's Good Causes Infant Pinnotirie Raocital, Wall.” by. Prof. Gilbert TH tar f0.— Pianofertie KReei tai, Welfare Centres: Appeal by i1h—FPOR THE CHILDREN, wood, 5.t4.—FOR THE (CHILDRESR, irs: SH. By LRVING. So 6,0,.—Frr Young Adventiitera: '" The 6.0.—For Young Achventarers i} >" Ap- from Lender, 6.15.— Programe 3B. from Lonion. Home Life of the Turtle Dove,” precieiionm ol Ferriuliat Lyrie 0.0, _Wearnen Forrcast asp News, FLICKERS FROM OLD FOOTLIGHTS. hy Ai ic! 8. Lagran, Poems,” by Mr. A. te Pra . octal | aea, hi. THE STATION ORCHESTRA: 6.15.—Progenmine SR feo Janetgsk hij AT THE: FOOT OF. THE Jane =. MUA: iF O— Weratannt Forkcast axn News, Comductor, 614:—Propimine SOB. from London, CROSS" Stalbet--Mavber 7") Prof. Toki PERT, Mea. An WARWICK BRAITHWAITE. 0.50.—Rovel WHarticulteoral Soatety (Occrak). Sof. from London. Ele eypte” ft from um Sélection,“ The Cingaler “ Talk, S28. fran Lomiaon, 10:45.—-THE ‘SILENT FELLOW- pool. Afonckior 7 .—Wratcen Forkcast Ann Niws, SHIP. | |25: - Programme oA. from Dancin: Prof, TH, HH. SWINNERTCRH, 1},75.—Claose “down, 1G. MAY OW CODA DS 7.40,—Air.. i. oA. BEYEER, Boke, (Sopra, De, Leaves from the Earth s Banal te NistorUse, Digry,” | “Misa Nobody from) Nowhere ™ a a AF, Sra ANveadtdpplereye, anil Abuse, 8.8) Sram dacarren, MONDAY, June 28th. ('' The Little: Miches *") | .20.—BRETHOV EN; interpreted ly clipe: Whetagger EDWARD ISAACS. S28, from S01: DOMINION DAY, 1926. 12.30-1.40,—Lunch-tme Music Prenraa “The Kiss Wallis (" The Pink Pandan, A Ganadian Programme, Cox's Cait, Lady | oe tem Caryl “ak, Mr. Ud. Po HARRIS: ~ Sae In Celebration of the Oth Bayt che ke A Blaciet) Coneert- of New Grand. {4 ith: Orchestral AoTL Fomong Love Stores Dante day of the Confederation of tho

phone Beconls. eee and Beetrice.** .13,—8echoeol- ‘Trnamission t ae | Hae. | Canadian Previtices, weeds,” by Dro. ¥. Ducchiahire, ARTHUR: HOLLAANE A PASTORAL PROGRAMME. The Et. Hon. Lod BEAVER. Professor Of Botany in thet ni- ! (Mnteriaj ner, 5.0. THE &8TATION ORCHESTRA + RROOE, Versiby af Brisa. fe Berebihy "Tact" Arthur [Pes (Conelictar. * Conan, ‘To-Deiy” “ Ack a Policeman,” WARWICEK BRAITHWAITE. oa An Afternoon Concert. Artists inthade: Cverture, “A Midsummer Night's THE STATION ORCHESTRA: Ba. THE (ORCA RSERA: ALARGARET BAN SN ERM AS | Dresm “" ... 2... .: Afenetelesoha Conductor, Two Famous Waltzer, LOUISE. EDVINA, §. 2: CECTIL LUCAS (Gontralts). WARWICK BRATTHWAITE, "The Sherry Widow “4... bictur NADA. he Sheplnerd's Cracdha Sarge *" IDA BARGCENT “Pho: Dollar Princesa’. .... Sivarie eT LUPING. LANE, Somuircell | (Songs at the Pan). Sika GRACE DANIELS GEORGE MET AXA, | Li Harvest a iar - Pere t h e t Riege HARRY FIELD. BELLA HOWELL JONES. ! (Mesen-Soprang}, A. 8.17, eea “hs sla THE WIRELESS ORCHESTE Dramatic Heecital. ! = Polly Gol Lael ta the iGirl Who hiit—FOR THE CHILDRER. } Loaves a Sailor” Aoenneth Earle ed Bhapher ss oon eee & 7 Lay .0.— For Young Adventurers :"' Black | * Pretty Little Pansy Faces ™ Y To. Daisies a) ates Quittter a ice y oH 4 ” + } Arbutos ** ee a ! oo Brees igs TE eon, Rasul—The Kenegade,” told lt. YH. Penn a BY eye=f" aeny Stanford 1 0 - 0 » MARIANO STABILE Seth, by Mr EB, A. Koichi. THE ORCHESTRA. ORCHESTRA. mee te f.15.—Progen 38. fron Lonion, Selection, “Veterans of Variety “ B27 THE ! Suite. Swhyan aiwnecr at Pletcher iw, POPiao 7.40.—Dr, 0. ¥. DARBISHTRE: : Pro: arr, Sather DANCE MUSIC. fesor of Botany in the Univer- | SD Beauty's Bower "2" Sylvia} 10.30. Saati ARTHUR: HOLLAND, THE SAVOY BANDS. driv of Bristol, *° Toadstools and Dances"; “ The Pool of Nar “Where Did You et That Hat" wisaue "3Cupid's Carnival.” A. from Londen, Green Plants.” whee ito! pn . 12.0,—Close down. £0. ABERYSTWYTH MUSICAL * Dandy Coloyped Goon Sh, “' The Constant Lover." (Le Grune A Comedy of Youth in One Act, FESTIVAL. FRIDAY, July 2nd. Siath and Final Festival Concert. 7, MAY WOODLA SLES. by ST, JOHN HANKEIN. ! 9.0.—The Station Trio: Prank Thomecs Relayed from the “Little Marg” (The Orehid*} Rivebyn Rivers (Violin), Frank Whitnell ais Juan Caryl and Lionel Monckton or University Hall, Abetratwyth, BUSI STEVENS (Vieloncella), Vern “efomlb

= “ Waiting for Me" {-* Havana’) . Buefrom Sintaeed.— - iecil Harburion : Thomas (Pinna ie Feslie Stuart

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ci THE WELSH SYMPHONY 9, 14.—Sechool” Transmission + rm (With Orchestral Accompani- Fale es ORCHESTRA : Cecil Horburton ia young; Evelyn of the Welsh Border,” ment. } Major —_ ey" Conciciors, Rivers ia even younger, They C.0. Evans, ‘Tal, SEO. THE ORCHESTRA. et Sir WALFORD DAVIES met by chance in-a woodland 4,45.—The Stailion Trio. gruel Btaircase Dance “(The Count clade, and to-day—a gloricus 4.15.—Tea-tme Music, relayed): from si Dr. ADRIAN BOLT of Loxembourt )...... eur epring day—they are Lo moet the Carlton Heataurant,

Sas Overture, “ Egmont,” Op. 84 “ Cheerh " (The Palace Girk’ there by appointment. The 4.45.—MMer. Ienac: J), Williams, heey er Danee Saki wick eaeee aif ia full of sunshine ane the of Art = Aether in. the Natzonal Sinseun Finale from Symphony in C (The 0.18. CRACE DANTELS. aomg oof the birds. Cecil is of Wales, ” The Appreciation of “Jupiter "} ,aicieee Mocart * SN utene Nira, ** sitting ono the prownd, winder a Act—tho Ditsty: Road," by el - Concerto in D for Violoncello, “Pat im Your Th-Ta, Lrtile tree, leaning hie back against Jares: Chiterlan,

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Ta eqliladgwising, Allegra Medermte; Adagio: O.25; THE ORCHESTRA, from othe Carlton Restaurant. . OE ep Allegra. Selection, “Under the Priidah 4,0, THE ORCHESTRA. i, 15.—FOR THE CHILDREN. ey t a= Moka ob darewell i. s.. ie. Parry PM hoi ea ur aiang Aappey idyll, “* Pan's Garden ™ | h0.—For Young. Adventurers. There ip anOld Belief." 0.30.—royromme AoE, from Sandon, R. Resdenen | 6.15.— Programme 8.8, from London, F

i 9.10.—Propfamme S20. from) London, CECIL LUCA, a ane | 7.4,—Topicel "Tralie, — 11.0.tose down. L6-10,—aA., ale ALAS: SB. from Lovidon, ‘A Bhoeepiold Song“ [A, WALES IN SONG AND STORY. Laaeton Jornal LO.30. DANCE MUSIC THE STATION ORCHESTE.A, ~ TUESDAY, June 29th. "'Eyervwhere T Go "| Bastiepe Nauonal Melodies of Wales THE NEWPRINCE'S BANDS, “The Holy Child" Meartin Pitsre rafal 2:40-3:08. Speeches. by fromthe Now Princes Restaurant. H.F.H. The en of Wales 1 i Be LEONARD GOW LAs. PARRY JONES (Tenor), &.8. from London, “ Sommer Fpalds *',...4 Arahuns “ Datydd-Y Gareg | att 12.0,—Chose down, “ Silent Noon’ Faughan Willies Mojor-Gen. The Rt. Hon. WOE ere ie Trafvtional “ Murmuring Breeres A, J tren wenbin fare", .- | J. E. BG. SEEGY, relayed from 0,20. THE GBRCHESTRA. “ Opa byddian haf O hyd ™ Enham Village (entre for- Dis. WEDNESDAY, June 30th. Fiural--Suite, Woodland Pic- (acica abled Ex-Service Mon. Relaved NANCY BRYAST DAVIES fron: Daventry. 1?.30-1.30.—Lunch-time Afosie -fronn ures fF Pi eta eeee Flotcher Introduction and’ Danes. * In (Harp) tO.The Station Trio: Frank Thora | Cox's CRté, the Hay felds"*: Ronnies, Welsh Melicdiog 2.2... Tradsiional (Violin), Frank Whitnall (Cello), 2:0:—SPEECHES. at the .-Annteal “An Ofd World ‘tiarden"": EBEN ROGERS Vera MeComb Thomas (Pranol Loncheon., atthe National In- Homoreake, “The Peantisast, " (Recital). 4,15,—Sechool Transmission: “Fte- dustrial Alliance of Employers eon, “ Bethel ¥ Bryw"" 2. a. Sarnieel mentary Music. Relayedd from nod Employees. Relayed from 6,30,—Pmg ramine he. trem an

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dite Born, IGG6, | — RADIO TIMES — ee IEE ae SWA 353 M. CARDIFF PROGRAMMES. (Continued from the previous page.) THE ORCHESTRA. Dr. Trevor Wemyss (an Eminent Sketehes by 10,20, Behereo...... Kenneth Harding Bcientiat, specializing in Wire- GCEORGE MURRAY and THE SAVOY BANDS, SolemnMelody .. Walford Devices less and known oo “Tho BEWELL COLLINS, SB. from London, PARRY JONES. Wizard ") FRANK MACKAR Music by various Composers. 12.0,—Cloge down. “A Prover to Our Lady ™ Carl Oamund {a City Financter, (Burlesque of Hamlet by —— Denalt Fort the murdered man) ADRIAN JOANSON. Mirai “Clothes of Heaven”... .ene GEGRGE BELLAMY by STANLEY HOLT.) CARDIFF NEWS, * Midoeee Aone We are at the New Bailey on the second day of the trial, with the BPECLAL REVUE BAND: No othe Jast. night in June, the NANCY BRYANT DAVIES. Direekesd bys Court full of spectators. Cardiff Station will broadcast o “The Bellz of Anat BTANLEY HOLT, Forecast asp News, light and melodigns Pastoral Jro- CGA te apy ee + Phong 0.50.—Weravaer granime, containing o whimsical little “Phe “Fear Ministry of Health Toik by Dame The Revue devised and directed by JANET CAMPBELL, DBE, dovlogue by Si. John Hankin. This EBEN ROGERA, JAMES LESTER. comedy of youth, in one act, The Con. “On Hearing. a Glackbird ™ M.D., MLS. &..8. from London, elont Lover, wag origmally produced : Wl Ifan Local News. 1,0, JEROME MURPHY at the. Royalty Theatre, London, in * Bellman”... 4. @. Priya Jones PROGRAMME. Tn Trish Songs, Stories and Poems. 10.0.—BRIGHTON 1812; and ployed by Mr, Lhennis Eudie S.A from London. “The Donovan ™ 9.0, ‘' The Wizard of Wireless." Aliefla Needham and Miss Gludys Cooper. Mr. John 11.0.—Close down. A Homanece of the Funda. Trish {. Three Paces,"’ Drinkwater has described the pliylet Written for Broadcasting by Stones |" The Army Horsc."’ as “ome of the most porfectly pol- FRANE COCHRANE and SATURDAY, July 3rd. “ Blackberry Blossom “ ished excursions inta prose comedy are. 0, Wet Jinkogoe that the new drama hag pro- CYRIL ROBERTS. 12,30+-1.80.—Lunch-time Musie from Becitation, Phe Auericgan duced." The music in this pregramme Charactera the Carlton BReetawrant. Wilkes ei Vieas Frank Fahy | is both light and tuneful. Ti includes (in the order of their apeaking): 4.0.—Concert. Relaved from Daventry, "The Palatine’s Denghter ™ ; a mew composition by A Man ...; ALAN HOWLAND the young com- 5.15.—FOR THE CHILDERES, arr. Aiphes poser, Reginald Redman, Pon's tror- Another Man .. EDWIN ELLIS “The den, & Bir Henry Harwood (Presiding 6.0.—For Young Adventarers, 0.15. Violin Favourites inost attractive work of preat ‘Tramp, by Mr. eheuren, Judge at the Trial) Camera on by T. J. Lewis. Mr, G. C, 8, Ingram and Mr, Mor- HEHEERT HOSS LEONARD BUSFIELD rey Balinon, two adventurous Nalurol- Angua Fiint, K.C. (Prosecuting i. 1 5 , Dance Music. {Solo Violin}. ‘ists, are giving monthly talks on the Counsel for the Crown} Relnyed from London. “The Lontonderry Air ™ Home-life of Birds. These speakers HENRY OSCAEH 7.0.—Wearnen Forrcast ano News. arr, O'Connor Aferria Ronald Seldon (a Young Engineer, POWNEY * Liberia.” "The. Rosary" ,.Nevin-Kreialer are “at home themselves nesting in Lt.tol. tree-tops covered by a “‘ hide’ of Prisoner on trial for murder) Sw, from London, ““Cangonetta ..46.5 DY Amirasia MICHAEL HOGAN twigs or leaves, standing in water for interpreted by | . Suvenor oa ph Be the fhe fart Drdia 7.25,—BERTHOVES, hours at a tine, or visiting deserted Brenda Osmund. (Wife of Carl 4.4. from | AWeleh Aiet.. JOP. eS EDWARD ISAACS. islands: “withont homan habitation, Hsmund and Sister of Ronald | Waltz in A... Broime-Yoohetein Lopelon, | These and many other strange things Seldon) PHYLLIS PANTING Topi- | ).30.—Wearire Forecast ain News,| 7.40.—Me, L. E. WILLIAMS, “ are done in tracking birds to theie Alfred Palmer (Confidential Clerk Mr. PAT HENDRBEN, “ Cricket.” eal Sport.” jhomes and studying the most inti- ta Carl Oral | awfrom London. RALPH DE ROHAN 8,0. THE BBC) PRESENTS Be detniis of ther everyday life. f(a Rising The New Revue, | Local News. On Thursday, at 6 p.m. the Turtle- Fleming Anderson ““ TUNE IN” Young Barrister, Counsel for bo), Sir HARRY LAUDER. Dove's home will be visited with Mr. the Defenve) ERIC MESSITER (in 2k Tuneay. SH. from: London, G. C. 8. Ingram as the guide, ooX Week Beginni 482 M. SWANSEA PROGRAMMES. : June 2ith. =, SUNDAY, June 27th. THE- WELSH SYMPHONY 5,15,—FOR THE CHILDREN, 5.0.—Afternoon Topics. ORCHESTHA = 3.0. ABERVSTWYTH MUSICAL 6.0,—Mhisieal Interlock, 5.15.—FOR THE CHILDREN. ° (onlinetors, 6.15.—Local Sports Summary, FESTIVAL. 6.0—Musical Interlode, 6.00. repre SOG. pean Leon. Recital of Sacred Music. Sir WALFORD. DAVIES 6.15.—For Young Adventurers, Relayed from the antl T40.—Mr, Jd. FP HARRIS =" Some 6c. —rogreminre Ao: from -Ondion. af University Hall, Aberystwyth. Dr. ADRIAN BOULT. Famous Love Stories—Dante aod 7.40,—Mr. C. A. SEYLER, B:&c., Beatrios.”” SoBe” from Cirdig. Church Caniata, No, 106, “' God's Part 1 FLL. : “Coal—lia Nature, Overture, “ Eemont,” Op. 84 Chan? Time: da Best" oc. Huck AT CLOSE OF DAY. Use and Abugs** Heethorts Cornshuctor, 8.0. THE STATION OCTET, Ao aeee Bal, from Lon- Sir WALFORD DAVIES, Finkle from Symphony im ©The Suite, “* Othello ”’ On, Aria from “Thou Shepherd of aphter! " ) gis. eekeies Mazart Cee ridige- 7eytor Eerie C8 oy casas sana eee , Hark Cancerto im D For Vinboneelln ANNIE FLOOR (Soprano), FRIDAY, July 2nd. Mass in G Minor (For [naccom- Hf arygel a “Rater These Enchanted Woods 3.0.—Transmission Moderato; Adagio; to Schools: Dr. panied Voiens} il Allegra Foughan Themes Niorence Mockeridge, Allegra. “The Vewghon WFifitens ‘Love Bternal >) 2000. Arahane Habits of Animals—Pariner- Conductor, RONALD HARDING “Ynye ¥ Plant" #. TT. Paviea ships.” (Solo Violoncello}, Mr, David Davies, VAUGHAN WiILLTAME. THE OCTET, : Dr. ts an Art—Modern FPortraik Paint. Choral Suite, “‘ Men and Angels," Bong of Farewell, “* There Selection, “1 “Troviders" ing, - ..... Habart Parry ps, BL cece Walford ares Cid Beltef " Perdis Taran 5.45,.—The SH. from Lon- Castle Cinema Orchestra Conductor, 9, 10-11.0.—Programine RONALD HARDIN. and Organ Music. Hon, ‘Cello Recital, De. ADRIAN DOULT. 3.0.—Miss Magdalen Morgan ; Head - 51555. — 8H AK ES PEARE'S TUESDAY, June 25th. ANNIE FLOOK. inge from Welsh Liternture, HEROINES, 8.8. from Lon- Miciela’s Bong {“ Carmen ""y 11.30-12.30,—A Recital of Gramophone (5.15—FOR THE CHILDREN. epee, Mize? Records, } #0. —Mausien! Interlude. 8.0.—Pragrennnte 5.8. from Gensdon. "Phe Exige: | Juendiae fence 40—The Castle Cinen Orchestra and 6.15.—" My: -Piano and -1."" 145-11—THE, SEGENT .FEL- “The Lainent of Isis * 6.50.—Pregromme Swf From London. . 4.8. from Cardiff, Orenin Altes. LOWSHIP. 4.30.—The Station Trio. Groveite Banterk 2.0.—Pragnmme Sufrom Cwrdr fl. o.0, MONDAY, June 28th. THE CHILDRER:: THE. OCTET. §.30-11.0;—Pregramme Swf, from Len- .1.—rok “A Midsummer 40.—The Castle. Cinema Orchestra Music by the Station Trio. Night's Dream ™ ont. Mendeleashn, and (rgan Music, relayed Jrom 6.0.—Musical Interlude, arr, -Finek RONALD HARDING. SATURDAY, July 3rd. the Oasthe. Cinema. 6.20.—Progromme S.A, from Fondon. 5.0.—Afternoon Topics. 8.0.— Proqramnte Soo. tras Cara, ‘Cello Recttal, aa, Thi Dansant. 6.15.—FOR: THE CHILDREN; 0.50-12.0.—Pregramme S28. from don THE OCTET. Rekiyed from the Baltic Lounge Chansonette, &.0:—Musieal Interlude. aon, “ Mona... Merfeon Cafe, 6.350.— Preaypreana SoA. fron Jonson. Berceuse, "Love's Lullaby 5.15—FOR THE CHILDREN. To—r, t. V¥o DARGIBHIKE: WEDNESDAY, June 3ith. Vericrerre 6.0.—A Short Piancforte Retital by ““‘Toadstools and Green Plants.” 3.c0.—The Caatle Cinema’ Orchestra 9.30-11,0--—Pragranvmd aoe fren TT. By, Jones: Eonar. a. prem Cardif. and Organ Music, relayed from 6.40, Bance Music. £0. ABERYSTWYTH MUSICAL the Cunstla: (revecns. THURSDAY, July Ist. Relayed From! London, FESTIVAL. 446A Concert. of Graimep hana 7.0.—Prepoine Sofrain onaden: Sixth and Final Festival Concert, Hecorihs, 1h. ee. A Recital of iramophone 7.40, — Programa ne So firceni Cardiff. 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June Zith. al SUNDAY, June 27th. "The. Jolly Miller." THE GRCHESTRA. Sou, tongs at the Piano. ar, Roger Qader a Bit, IFSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Selection,“ Lady, Ba Good.” * Shenandoah "ger. H.R: Terry IDA SARGENT (Entertainer), and : ffershaces HAHRRY ADOPTAEAR Eight Songs from “The Littlest GLADYS SWEENEY.

CHORUSES. One Again "wo... fda Sargent a (Solo Clarinet). ~The THE STATION CHORUS: Pipes of Pan™ ( ¢ The (Words by Marion &t. John Webb.) Nocturne and Finale & loHongroise Asi. Vays ee a c a laWonedten Conductor, &: H. WHITTAKER. from Conterto., TA. Ferhey "The Dancing .46.-—Propranue S.B, fron London, “ Bipgsoma Horn «ft Teeming Lesson? (The i FRANK COBB {Entertainer}. Il0.—Cloae down, ° Springtime (Bt, Ludinita *") Passing Show. "*) Herbert Oliver “The Dereiei At. oafeaponga BARRY Deorak HOPEWELL. i “Bridget Murphy"... HF, Adelom “Love and Wine" (* Gipay A EADITH PENVILLE THURSDAY, ALICE MOON. (Boprans). eyeerie dace odo lee July ist. ifalo Flite). il: BereBd a ool eu: Sehwbert ec Bourrée in B Minor “My Girl **(" The Golder Moth.) 6 eee PT cioto i erets ; Greg L1.30-12.30.— Concert by the Station c o m m e Hach, arr. Roland erell irae Wanello STUART ROBERTSON. “Any. Oh Night” (* 'To-Night's Quartet, Trhtermezz0 SitoSot, Happy Diy” £30) —Mis Schumann, arr, Roland Hevell the Sah ee Rubens Taurchel Humphiroys: “Q That ‘Twere Pos.|-inhwr ‘ THE. PRS. A Voyage om THE CHORE, a } HOMterLe ORCHESTRA. Selection, ** Tel] Me More?” Pirate River." “The Challenge of Thor” ( King HARRY MORTIMER, ee re Gale ape Ebgar Gerahienn 4.45, Tea-Time Goneert. 2nd Aire Vane (by Request) Menr

ARTHUR CATTERALL 1.30,.— Wathen Forecast asp News, J d . Merdows (Anto-Piana Fecitat); ta FRANK. COBB. (Solo Violin}. Mr. H. FE. BEARS: “Music and Gladys Hesketh (Soprano), ‘How to Wrote o Sea Song” TPROT ite wit ees ae Pelerepni te thie Ordinary Listener.” SB. 5.15,—FPOR Hiaating THE CHILDREN. Hussian Are: : 2. ys: I despierecsies. from London. ALICE MOXON, 6.0.—Programme &.2. fram London. THE CHORUR, “Dawn Bong" 3... Brie. Powg Local News, 6,20.—For Scouts, “Be Not Afraid ™ LOOrchestral Selection, * Wild- “At the Well” ....--f Cpe ne Pe 0.25.-—Programme SB. from London, (* Blijah") 8.10.—Speech by the Rt. Hans Sir flower.” 4.2. from Jowdon, ee Ropranogo Sola 1.0.—Werature Forecast axp Niwa. AGESTEN CHAMBERLAIN, LO.TO. =e: ake. ay Sub from JMendelesolin Prof. T, BE. PEET, M.A.,* Ancient aah Rigby}, KG... proposing the Toast of lomedare. Se Reypt.’ 8.8, From Diverpool. “Hear Ye Writish-[talian Friendship; #28. Tsracl] ™ 10 chth DANCE MUSIC. 7.25,—_BEETHOVEN, interpreted by fren: Senden, EDWARD EDITH PENVILLE:, fo).Watitk FoRRcAaT Axir NEWS. THE NEW PRISCE's ISAACS. 5.8. froin London; Bethe de Ballet... Poel Rouwpnen Fretian Serica: Mr STACY RESTAURANT DANCE 7.40). elefide i eeres, Akimnenke AUTMONTER, &.8. from Lomion, | BANDS. — Aldernvati W;, WALKER, ~~ Tntermezan Q “Walking Saltarello- | ace 9COTE Local. Newa, “8. fron Lomloan, With an Ebb jet — The Twenty-five Hundreds. o—VARIETY. eur. Jom L2.tk—Close alown, ni THE CHORUS. England od..Wales,"’ F erection,

"Let Their Celestial Concerts BA, ee 11.0.—Clos down, DOMINION DAY, All Unite “ (‘* Bameon "') Handel 1926. ~ June 30th. A Canadian Programme. “0 ‘Gladsome -Light"’ (" The WEDNESDAY, Golden Legend")... idliran TUESDAY, June 29th. in Celebration of the Sith. Birth- day of the Confederation ARTHUR CATTERALL. 4.95,—School ‘Transmission : Miss El- of tbe Rano We Es SS ivea ecoTre 1132.0, r t Canidian Provinces: Tuesday Midday frida Vipont, ‘Voyages Among “Gentle Maiden" ..Cyril Srett lhe Bt Hor: Lard BEAVER. Society's Concert. - the Isles of Bong—-(7). Terpar- : eee ies os bias pecans: Stanford BROOK ; Canada Ti-Biay.** Relayed from the Houldsworth chore—-The Union of Dance and | THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA. : THE CHORUS. =) Abas Song." a “Bridal “Chorus(* The Fiage 8.20. MARGARET BRANT THRE: MANCHESTER CON. ERMAN Miniden "*) 445. THE BAND-OF THE ter BN, in Canadian Poems TEMPORARY MUSIC ond SECTION THE SHERWOOD FORESTERS: 7 ~ Bannertana, Hallelujah Chorus 1... Handel of the — Conductor, G. SMITH, trom hey Dressing - filbh45.—_B8 AK ESP EA BR E'S BRITESH MUSIC: SOCTETY, Hoom at ihe Rolayved fram the Globe HEROINES (No. 9). SB. a. eh Behoeol Theatre. ‘Transmission + Mr. Wret-end Bandstand, Morecambe, from Lonilom, Edward Cressy, “' Th: Romande $.40. Excerpts from $.0.—ORGAN RECITAL. S.8. of Railway Constroction—The 4.0.—Mr. Walter H. Burgess, M..A.. the Musical Play Jrom Lanedorn. te Francia Drake,” “Hearts and Diamonds." Highest Railway in the World Relayed 4 1hk— SERVICE. SUR. fron Bourke. from: the Strand Theatre, (The Callac-Oroya Railway,” #15, Tea-Time Concert. qth, This will Inclode huimbers hig a = di, —l. Meadows (Auto-Piano The Band, Relayed from Alore- £.55.—The Week's Gol Cawee. LOUISE. EDVINA 1 Recital}, enn le, ANTTA * .0.—Wratarn Forecast aso News, 4,0,— Afternoon Topica. ELStihs Local News, George Altham (Solo Fianoforte). GEORGE METAX A 4, 1 8 . Tea-Time dnd {.-—"AT THE Foot OF THE Cancert, §.16.—FOR THE CHILDREN. CROSS * (" Bhabat Mle ba Relayed from the LUPING LANE. 6.9.— Programme 5.8. from London. ~ {Deora}. Aii, from Lowden: Piceadilly Picture Theatr. 6.50.—Reyal. Horicoltural Sociwtys From 10.Close down, 54) Ernest Kenny (Baritone). 8.0. the Lendan Sturn, Dialletin. 5.14.—FOR THE CHILDREN. NADA i.Q.- —The Majestic 7.0.— WRATH Forecast anp News, (The Canadian Sonran), * Celebrity” a , PARRY MONDAY, June 23th. Orchestra: Musical: Director, 4 Poi.H. H, SWINNERTON, FIELD _ (Che Canadian Gerald W. Bright. Relavedt D.Sc, a8, pra WVottingieane, Piamixt}. 2.95; Sehoo! Tihnenission 5 The THE WIRELESS from 7.20.—BEETHOVEN, interpreted by ORCH ESTE, Rev.J. Shepherd, MA.. * Travel the Hotel Majestic, St, Arie’s-onethe- Beg EOUWARD TSAACS.: 8.60 from Pretores—( 10) From Lt Bento SB, from London, 1.0,—Programe S08, from Leivelan, Landa, the View ofthe World," 0.30,—WrEaTtTHER Forenasr 3.45,—The Station Obartet, HU). MUSICAL COMEDY. Tad Mr. We F, BLETFCHER, AD Spanish Talk. News, 4.0.— Mra. Pranks, he Homely Topics” Yesterday and © To-Day. Dr. SALEEBY. .8_B. from London, 4.15. Tea-Timo Concert. _THE STATION. ORCHESTRA. BANJO AND BARITONE. Local Nowe. S e l e c t i o n , The Station Quartet, Florence “The Blue Kitten LEONARD BRoGERTS 1), Daisy Kennedy Wikson (Sopitand), fri pred (Baritane), ina. (Foprano}, GLADYS SWEENEY Brian of (Henase “A. Sroka VIOLIN RECITAL. 6.15:—FPOR THE CHILDREN, {Soprano}. “The Pride of Tipperary” “La Precieusa “L-Am But a Simple 6.0.——The Majestio “ Celebrity Maiden” Loohead : ("Catherine")... Tehatkoreky Coperias KXrepeler Orchestra: Murical Director, “ Boia pain” bully Aiton G Bbrhing vcs cuce se Hach “The Flower” (* L i l a c ’ Gerald W. right. Helaved Time“) ar Captain Blaze"... 2D. Riefearife Contredange Beethoven: Burmester from. the Hotel Majestic, 5t, Sehubert-Clntrcam DAVID MILNER (Solo Banjo), Prétude anc Allegra THE ORCHESTRA. Anme's-on-the-Sea, “Camptown Carnival ";, Morley i Pugnani-Aretster 6.40.—Programme SiH. from London, Selection, “* The Student Prince ” Rapexdie Hongroies, No. 2 “Supplication ” (let Performance) 7.40,—Dr. FLORENCE G. HIGHAM, Fomberg Liat, arr, Aicnter J. 2, Daeis “ Pichires of Manchester's Pro- HARRY HOPEWELL “ Banot and Low ** “Finnish Idyll" (Baritone). Kosta? firsa——(o) The Fight for: the Barnby. carr. Wilner Rococo Minuet ....,....° Palinerca * Alack 1 Now Perceive” (** Mad- Bridge in the Civil War."". LEQGONARD ROBERTS Sephye e. Liisa Habey summer Mardnmss") and DAVID ‘MILNER. 8.0. LIGHT AND SHADE. 10.30, DANCE ; Armatrong Gibbs “ Love, Could 1 Onty"Tell: Thee™ Music. STUART ROBERTSON Sighing **(‘' The Co-Optimiata’’) THE SAVOY BANDS, { Baritone). Capel Aotley * Maaia"a in deCold Greand™ S., from London. * DLoanalen Len “* “Bong of the Sea" (" Island 12.0.—Cloge down. arr. Fanghan Willies: Foster eRe ait aie Garatin “Me Little Banjo... Dichmaont | (Continued on the next page.)

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2ZY¥ Week Basteaiae 378 M. ~MANCHESTER PROGRAMMES. June 27th. (Continued from the previous page.)

LEONARD GOWINGS. 7.40.—Mri Fo STACEY LINTOTT, isolo violinist) in the Sunday after- af A: _FRIDAY,July 2nd. 7 a: “Love's Bright Day” Weekly Talk on Sport. noon concert, became o salo’ flantist i F LE. 2.— Piano Trio relay el from the Dantel Weert 8.0. ‘THE BBC: PRESENTS nto very ewrly age, for, there having Piccadifie Picture Theatre. been a fantist in the family for sev “The Raad That Leads to You ™ The Hew Revuz, i: 2.25.—Sehool- Transmission : Mr. TT. A AY tleehl arul pentrationa, hep parents decided i “TUNE IN" Coward, M.Be.. -F.2.8 * Dewn Vauxhall Way “A. Glerer thot she most fulfil her destiny. Jt {in 20 Tunes), } * Rambles with a Naturnlist THE BAND. was at the Royal Academy of Music (10) In the Town Parl.” Ch aracteristic -Twe - Step. Sketches ly LOGE that she began the triumphs whick ARRAY and SEWELLE S45 —~The Station Quartet. ‘ Murabling Moxer Lomglias have followed her musical searke:, | COLLING. 4A—Allbemniaon "Toptes: Trambone Holo, ‘* Firefly” Jia Her first appearance in Manchester r Mamie by varios ~“Com- bli Tea-Time Concert. (Soloict, FRED CHARNOCK.) wis with Madame ‘Tetraszini at the ee Frank posers. E er The Siation Qasr bet. ECHL LOCAB. Free Trade “Hall Dara (EnterLater). (Hurlesgue of Harlet toy oy ‘“Ombra Mai Fu" (Largo) Arde! rans FOR THE CHILDRESS. “Sire od Purl Lapall Pullpas ADRIAN JOHNSON, Gladya Sweeney. a Slusic hy STANLEY (.0.-—The Majestic “ Celebrriy "Or: “TT Passed by Your W:inedew “ Miss Gladys Sweeney, who appears HOLT.) thestra: Waaieal Director] May Grake with Mr. Hurry Hopewell in ‘the Gerald W.. Bright... Relwyed| THE BAND: SPECIAL REVUE BAND. tris ooannely CeEs OT "T wes- from the Hotel Majestic, st. Serer “Tn a Persian Mar: Pirecied “ly day, is already a popular broadcast Anme's-on-the-Sea, ieee. Soatelbey STANLEY HOLT. ket artist in the Manchester and Liver & 6.50.—Progrene ALA. from Dorden * Paddy’ a Outing ™ Two-8tep, pool-area, and made her debut on the .0.—Station. Topics. Heallichey The Revie devised anil concert platform at Llandudno Pier = i 6.30.—Progrecna 8. fron Londen. directed key 8.10. SONGS AND BAND ) Layjlien, ince when she has gained bt 0—Chese down, JAMES LESTER, SELECTIONS. | considerable success, THE NUTGROVE £0—A NOVEL HAYES CON: = a PRIZE BAND : SATURDAY,July 3rd. CERT. &oGS from London, An Unrehearsed Effsct. Lanciber, JOAN HILE. O.4}.—_'W RATHER FoRkoastT ANT Mr. Harry Hopewell hag had many -* Hort March, “ Nutgrove " George | 3.30. THE BAND OF Ist BN. NEW. | qj ~' Poet and Peasant” interesting and amusing expernences bi Overture THE SHERWOQM Mr: PAT HERDREN, 8.8; ia Stipe | aso briwdeast nrtisd, FORESTERS, Foea Joonaban., On one obia-. q r (Tonor}, LEONARD GOWINGS Ralayed from Local Nowa. sion[not in Manchester). when there ke, " ss-.: Fagatse Clarice Simcerhby The Wast-ond Barndstand, 10.0, Sir HARRY LAUDER. watao Studio audience of privileged Winebta tlw. 4: A, Breer Morecambe, visitors, he- liad past finished Aigini Iq f 8 Abe cee ees J. W. AMetonlf Alt, from-Landon. ‘a pe 4.0;—-Miaa Clarina Graves, “ Character THE: BAND. Schumann's delightful song The re from Letters ind Handwriting.” 130, Dance Music. i Carnet Solo, “ Nightingale '' Mors Grenadiers when he was astonished 215. The Banel. THE SAVOY BANDE. I (Soloist, ALFRED FEARES,) Relayvedt from Morecnmlsa, St, fran Londen, to heat the remark, ih. bhai eo, a CHRCIL LICAS (Contralte). 5.0. Tom. Shorey | Fina), 12.0.—Clnse dinwn, nad, that foir warms the conkles of “Amie Lauria ™ fiijap—FOR THE CHELDREN, arr, Jize Lehman eee me heart’ in rich Lancashire. ihe 6.0; Dance Music. : 7 “JT Think "! fruy a’ Hoardaltot THE LONDON RADIO DANCE MANCHESTER NEWS. tld man whoa spoke 40 feclingly Ws ““T Hear «a Thrush at Eve “ ( ry Edith Penville: immediately hushed by hic wife, bok i: enen BAND. Relayed- from London, ‘ees = 6.$6,.—Lancnshire Beekeepers’ Assineign 188" EDITH “PENVILLE,. who not goon enough to prevent there aT THE HAND. i “Cha Chin Chow.” tint Bolletin. takes- port with the Station mark slipping thrangh the microphone Releckion, — l. rf Mortar 7.0.— Progranane &.B. fram: London, ; Chorus: and Mer, Agta ‘(Cotterall | to the listeners,

4 ee 6LV LIVERPOOL PROGRAMMES. Week Beginning

ok 331M. June 27th. SUNDAY, June 27th, TUESDAY, June 25th. 6.15, ALBERT E. BATTEN (Tenor). 4,15.—FOR THE CHILDREN, 4 .30-6,46,.—-Progroamme 5.8. from 4:0,—Afbormaoan Topics: "Palk. for Saveh ines. vt Dawn.”‘Lypa Wicad 6.0,—Dane Minin, Gi Wonton, by Muriel Levy: eee! iB cpghen, 65,—Market Pricta for Farmers. 4 75.—Edith Hanter [| Pianotercte ao Wneeeeoas HOAS REGUITPAL. from BT, Salt. frean. London, Boles}. ‘Twas in the Merry Month of 6,40.—Boy Scoute’ Monthly Bulletin, BOTULPH'S. S.A, Jean ou

A 430.—The Station Pinnoforte- Ouar- May ME ee enee Se neil, 7.0,—_Wrarnen Forecast ann Newa, Pe, 8.20. THE BANTL Pyof. TLE, PEED, MoAl "An 6.15. Religious Service. 514. —FOR THE CHILDREN. Belection, “The Tales ot Hoff: cient Egypt * ( 6 ) . Relaved from St. James'sCharch, t.—Dance: puasic. TA eeeGNee 7.2h.—Programme &.8 from Loner; Toxteth Park, Liverpool. & aL- Pregrannune Son. Yronn Jere Alinuetia, “* Panting Vivante-"* ekg 8.0.—THE CAN ADT A Pro. Hymn, Fhe God of Abetham cheater. Jroneca colle GRAMME. S.A. From Londan, T0612Pree St. Ppaise." FF Berongide ‘ari iG civ cewpaics Pirne 9.30-12.0.—Pragremne 8, i. fren Hymn, "'"Lord of the World Londen. £50, -STANBURY ond BARRY Hondon, ’

vids Above’ in Syneopated. Song: nnd WEDNESDAY, June 30th. Bola, "Anges Ever Bright, and Humour. FRIDAY, July 2nd.

_ 4. 0.—AFiersoon Topics. Bareean enckaes Hiaaadel 1G, THE BAND. 315-3.45.—Transmission to Schools + 4.15; Dance Music. Selection, *““Giiety Echoes ” “social io Aioloist, Mame. LOUISE SLACK. Life: in Medieval Eng Cort cid Manektan Hyon, “* © Strength und Stay. The New Graftonions Danes land," (2) bow “Mr, Harvay J, Address bey tlie Orchesion, Aires, "The Phantom Brigade” Dankerley, Rt. A, the Grafton. Rooms, Afydaleton Ito. (a eon a U1, CoOOr. from 4.0.—Gaillard and his (rehestra, from Viesr of St, Margaret's, Anfield. 515,-FOR-THE CHILDREN, 9.30.—Progranme 5.8.from Londen, the Scala Cinema, Organist, EDWARD SANDERS. 6.0,—Light Music. 10.0. THE BAND, 6.0.— Afternoon Topics, from fondo; A Suite of: Serenades SR. from &.30,— i pagpenie So, 2.15.—FOR THE CHILDREN. 90-10.45.—Progrmmme Society's Victor Merbart Lonaon, 6.50.—Rovel Hortacultural 6.0.—The Station Tianoforte Quartet, B u l l e t i n . S.B. from Manchester. Anarist Chinese ; (ibe = 6.20.—-Programme 8.8. from Mon- rientadl, June 28th. T.0.—Pregraunie S08. from Sondan, Cheeter, MONDAY, ALBERT BE. BATTEN: Records, DIRECTOR'S 6.50-1L0.— Programme Sof. from 11,30-13.30.—Gramophene 7140,—S TATION. “Two Dreamy, Eyer... dtutter fondon, 4.0.—Patrizos ‘aid his Orchestra, Monthly ‘Talk. “The Littl GalwayClank" Lélr

from the Futnrist Cinema 8.0. BAND CONCERT. For Yoo AloneleeAl ti ‘7 SATURDAY, July 3rd. §.0.—Afierncon Topics: Charles W. THE BAND OF THE THE BAND: 4,0.— Afternoon Topics, Budden, MA... The Gall of Naval Patrol, ‘* Britain's —First LIVERPOOL CITY POLICE 4.15.—Rourlet arid MLotiague’s: Sym- the Road—{3) In a Camping Ging" i, ve a Withee (By kind. permission. “of the poe relayed from the Eatm- Trout." 10.30-11.0.— Programme SH. 37 om Wateh Conmmittee and the mireh Cafe Ballroom, Givorpend, onion. 5.15.—-FOR THE CHILDREN. Chief Constahle, Mr. Lionel BD. 5,15.—FOR THE CHILDREN. Everitt, 0.8. E;}s 6,0.—Light Musi, THURSDAY, July ist. 6,0,.—Denee Micepe, Bandmaster : 4.0.—BHarold Gee and hig Orchestra, 6.30,—THE LONDON RADIO 620 —Pregroome 5.8 from Mian: Chief Inspector CHARLES: fi, from the Trocadero Cinema, DANCE BAND. S&.3. from cheater, BRICKS. nO.—Atternoon ‘Topics: Readings Homion, : 6.40-11.0.—Fregramme _ SoBe ft on (rvertare, '' William Tell:"’ from the Poets, by H. C. Pear. T.0-12.0.—Pregramme 88.8 from Ploazine Landon, som, Londen,

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a Sa RADIO. TIMES — [June 2hrm, 1826. ee a —— = 5NO Week Begining 404 M. __ NEWCASTLE PROGRAMMES. June 27th. SUNDAY, June 27th. 04).— WEATHER PoRECAT AND: A)RWea. §.15.—FOR THE CHILDREN 5.15.—FOR THE CHILDREN. Fiction. Berks t Me STACY 6.0.—Programe S08, fram Yano. 6.0.—[de, Sargent (Songs at the Pia) ; 7.30—0.45.—Progremune 5B. from AUMONTER, S.J. jon on- 6.45.—For Fannera: Mr. BR. WW. ay WW. Bowerby ("toelicay, . Londen, ov, Whelton: “Bormrmeer Pireding 6,95,—Market Pricea for Farmers. £.0.—ORGAN RECITAL. SE. from Loétal News, of Dairy Cows.” SH. fron fomdon, Lanaien, li.0—VARIETY. SH. from Lonion, 6.50.—Rogel Horticultiorel Society's | {40.—Boy Seorte” Bulletin: Secut- £15.SERVICE. SB. fran Bourne- Liat—lose down. Tuilletin. Inaster W. G, Rebson: Seouwt mouth. 7.0.—Weatnen Fourcast avo News. Talk: “* Comping Programmes AD.—The VWreek's Good Canese; Infant TUESDAY, June 29th. Prof. HH. H. SWINNERTOSR, for Wet Weather,” by Deputy Welfare Centres: Appeal by Dee. 8.8. jrom Nether, Camp Chief Dickinson. Mr. H. BB. IRVING. SUR, 1), 3-12.30.—Frederick and Ernest 7.25.—BEETHOYVES, «interpreted by 7.0.—-WebtrHrn Forroast ano News. Prof. T, BE. PEET, M.A, + ‘Ancient from, London, Barnes (Concertina and Banjo}. EDWARD ISAACS. &.8. rom | 1.0.—Werearane Forecast awp News, Mollie Lister {Flocutionist}). fondan, Eeypt.” Sh. from Laverpow. 7.25.—BEETHOVEN, interprets] by Local News, Gramophone eoorts. 1.40.—$Mr, W. F. BLETCHER. Pe i EDWARD ISAACS. 4.0. from ORCHESTRA AND DUETS. 2. S03... Specehea hy Jrom Janchester. fh. 15. Leonor. ORCHESTRA ¢ H.R.H. The Prince of Wales THE STATION and Major-(Gen. The Rt. Hon. 8.0. POPULAR ORCHESTRAL 7.44.—Mr. T, RUSSELL GODDARD, Conductor, EDWARD CLARA. PROGRAMME. F.L.8.: "Birds | Have Known." Jeux d'Exnfenta™ Bizet i. & B. BRELY, relayed from the -Enham Village Centre for DAISY KENNEDY (Violin) th, DOMINION DAY, 1926. ® Bere ; Tm- - Marche; Disabled Ex - Servite Moti. ar! A Canadian P , Pramptu ; Dus; Galop.

THE STATION ORCHESTRA: a eayed from Darentry, Tn Celebration of the Shth Bireth- “ Danse Macahee' Satet-Sadnea Conductor, EDWAHRL CLARE, day of the Confederalion of tha mt 5.25, BESSIE BYERS and MOLLIE 4.i0.—Miss Chinieline Fe. Murray, The Romance of Camping. Concerto for Violin ane Orchestra Canadian Provinces,

BEATON (Dimets. ial 4.15.—Music fromTilbow Restaurant, inMate Soan-eadna ~~ “Evening Song" BSG. HERBERT PARBER

Mendelssohn Blackett Street. The Rt, Hon,Lord BEAVER- :

“The Harvost *

(Bas- Baritone) BROOK : al Field “ i. ih.—FOR THE CHILDREN. i and QROHESTRA, “Canada To-Day,” “Calm, Silent Night“... tracts t.0.—Progrs 8from Leniion. “ Hey, for the Town's Factotum " THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA.

haa. THE ORCHESTRA. Bo. Roger Quilter and Frank Bridge. Se " Rosanne 5.20. MARGARET BANNERMASN _ “The Sorcerer's Apprentice THE STATION. ORCHESTRA: “ She Alone Charmeth “ .. Gawd Paul Dukaa nm Canadian Poems: and Condoctor EDWARD ULAHRR. 4d. THE ORCHESTRA. Tanners" BESSIE BYEES sd 1 Srachet for Strings oe Frade Bridge “Le Tembeau de Couperin" from ber Dressing Rodan at tha MOLLIE SEATON, MORON (Soprano). 815, ALICE Flavel it Globe. Theatre. “ A Summer Night” * Bo. Barty om the Morn-

ao, DATSY KENNEDY, —S Goerma Thomas ing. O” | Racoon Weamiet-" . Palmgren. | Frank 6.30. Excerpts fromthe Musteal lay ‘“Arieo ! O Sun” *E'en aa a Lovely Phridhge Finnish Idyll” Kosloff “Hearts and Diamonds.” Maude Craske Dey Flower “ * Lotus Land “ Morning "" Gerntd Lom " LoveWent A: Riding " Cyril Scott-Arevster Relayed from the Strand Theatre. wth. THE ORCHESTRA. This will include numbers by 8.25, BTUART ROBERTSON ay Delersy aL

LOLISE EDVIN A; a “finite, * Hengannasqne “ Debronay { baritone). $5. THE ORCHESTRA. ANITA ELSON ; ' Ptloda; Clair ce Lune ; Five Shakespeare Songs. (Second “Wiener Biot" Johann Sirians Menuet: Pamepied, GEORGE METAXA Bet} Royer Gheilter 1B, HERBERT PARKER. tunel

Loca. BESSIE BYERS and ke " Fear No More the Heat o° “The Undoreseen “. ..Cyrif Seat LUPING LANE: MOLLIE. SEATON, the Son” sDneler the Green- “The Babbath Morr" “4 aSa! »f Coningehy Clarke word Tre": “Jt Ware o 9.0, From the Landon Siodin; Mendelavohn Lever, and, Eile ; dae; © Father OfFicnn " .. Stanford A ABA Rubinstein “The. Angel” “Take, O Take Those Lipa P25. THE ‘ORCHESTRA. (The Canadian Boprano), 14-8.—Choae dawn, Arnage"; "Hes, Ho, the Overture, “Abu. Haasan" Weber HARRY FIELD Wind wd the Ram." .50.—WrataeEn Forecast ano Newa, (The Conadnin Pianist), Botha. THE ORCHESTRA, We F. A. BATHER, U8, THE WIRELESS ORCHESTEA. MONDAY, June 28th. Three Tdyia for Strings SLB. from London, Pronk Grudge Local News. BB) from London. 5.50. ALICE MO-AON, 3.0-3.50,—Tranmmission to Behooks : 0.40), -WRATHRR FPoOmecasT avi NEWS, Mr, Erie. Barbor, B.A. <"'The " Fair Houses of Joy 10,0, Mainly Musical Gomedy. Dr. BALEEBY, S28. from London Story of England's Playmakers “ Toe stat 1 THE GATFETY TRIQ. Local Newa. —(0), In Good King Charles‘s “Love's Philosophy”. . reir Contraltea, “° Love's Dream” 1.0.—MAHRIAN(G STARILE ({ari- Golden Daye."’ 4,0, THE ORCHESTRA, Henn Charies ‘tone, 5, a, jrom Jondon, 1.0,——Afternoon Topics. Three English Dances Tenor onl Contralte,*' Boots and 4.1.—Music: from Fenwitk's Terrace Roger Qhilter Bho“ Poul A. Rubens 10,30. DANCE MUSIC. Tea Rooms, $.10. BTUART ROBERTSON. Baritone, “A Dinder Courtship.” THE SAVOY BANDS. B&H, from endom, 51h—FOR THE UHLLDEEA. “All Things That We Bric Ciiies Clasp +H 12.0,—Close depen. 6.0.—Jerome Murphy (Irish Enter: Front Tenor wd Baritone,Tener oral “Go Not, Happy Day “ . JGridge Baritone” Rane TV iivan fainert 3 Olga T hoo aa Contralto, ‘* The Little Ships” {Pianoforte). ” Manthes of Blog” .. FRIDAY, 9,20. THE -ORC‘HESTRA, Wilfred Sancerson July 2nd. 6,40),—Wireless League Talk: Mr. HY. Lo. 0, JACK MACKINTOSH Suite from the Ballet; ‘* The J.0-3.30.—Transmission to Behoots = Richardson, = AE mi ty is {Solo Tromprst). Raka™ Royer Ghetiter Mr. T.. Russel Goddard; FUL, Strength.” Air-Yoré, * Fanta” Hartmann §,.30.—Wratikn Forecast avo Wews: “Commercial aes of Ani- T.o.—Pragrmme S.A. from Fianaee. 16.30, THE. TRIO. : Mr. H. E. BEARS: ° Music’ and midds" 62), 7410.—Mr, F.. A. THORP, * Silver Bt, James” ~ the Ordinary Listener."” Su: Tenor, * The Ladies of 4.10.— Afternoon Topics. Marks ™ (2% Reginald: Clarke . fron London. 4.15.—Musie from Tilley’s Restaurant, Contralte anil Baritone, “ Even- 5.0, ANOTHER SEASIDE RELAY. Local Newa, Blackett Street, AOTigr irthur Chariton FRANE GOMEZ 10.0.—Orchestral Belection, ~ Wild- i.15,—FOR THE CHILDREN. flower." 3.8. fron London, Trio, “Fil Bing and Danee ™ anc Fred Norton .0—Hreagramene Sat, from London, THE MUNICIPAL 10.10,—A. J. ALAN. Ss. from .4.—BAC. Talle, ? Sion’ Cracker Jahn” ORCHESTRA. Donelotn. Barrtone, 6.50.—Programas 8B from, bandas: TQ.30. DANCE MUSIC, erie OCceies Relayed from Whitby. Tenor and Baritone, “Teo beg- 4.0. THE STATION REPERTORY Selection, “The Merry Widow THE NEW PRINCE'S ars ™ HH. Cane Wilson COMPABY Lebar RESTALT BRANT: DANCE JACK MACKINTOSH, in i | "Passions" Bonzeta BANI, 150, “The Proposal." Lite acteet The: Alouse ane the SB. from London, Walters Prive Song (* The A Play by Mastersingers ‘") Wagner Miia "* Thorhen 12.0,—tClhose down. Antan Yehederst, BecoSelection, * Lilie Tithe” “To Peau d'Amour" ¢... Silesw Translated by Jultoa West. Schnbert- CVeateum 11.0,.—Cloge dawn. Cast: " Violin Solo, “Ave Maria” WEDNESDAY, June 30th. Stepan Stepanovitch Chubulcay Schauer... fhelnag 3.0-0.30.—Transmission to Schools : {a Lenidowner) ERIC BARBER (Boloist-: ANNA LYx AB.) Prof, BAG, A. Hickling, Dee. : THURSDAY,July ist. Natalya Stepanovna {Hia Daugh.- Fox-trot,’ Bambalina Fouwnans * Britain's Posi—(3}"A Piecte of ter) STELLA EAT Fox-trot, “ Cutis ™* . Fenn Coal 4.0,—Mire. Tia Rodenhnurs + Another ivan: Vassileviteh -Lomov {a Funtase, “ T) Tinsiairine a Vernli 4,.0.—Afternoon Topies. Fairy Tale.” Neighbour of Chubukey} Atinaet, and: Favtandobe.. .. tise £.15,— Mine from Feowick's Terrace #15,Minafrom Caxen'’s Naw Gal- BASIL BIMPSO .170.—Programm 3.7. fron Londen, TeaRooms. len Theataurant, ( Continved on the nextpoge.)

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SUNDAY, June 27th. H.0 DAISY KENSWEABY, 5 ROBERT MARSHALL. Li. th, JEROME MURPHY > Inn trarden, “The Wrtel oof Bowden ™ (Irish Mivtertainer). S.—THEH MASSEI. BANDS at Carden Melody") FL Breville Sinath Irish Song Cycle, “A Fire of Recent Ciaagow's Annnal Flower Fro- "The Fountain "The Devil Lover” RAI Pee yaseteee Weg Sitenfornl pession of City Children fo thse ~The Swan fserne-Seat € | Af, Fafere WaAgte The Old Men Remembers: Royal Infitmary, from Blythe- “Thea Hee ™ chabert “To-morrow “ P. Keel The Fice of Tiel: “Phe 1cece Square. Biel: Bang ** Sondarate * Friendahip.” Aennaan Lohr Chapel on the Ail”; Gow- ” Dragon-fics™ a wl alip ‘Time; “Geared”; a.00, INSTRUMENTAL GONGERT. 0.30.—Wrater PoReRoasT ani News, ™ fephayr ee Mr. H, EF. SEARS, * Musie ‘and * Wackberry: Time"; “ The THE STATION 8YMPHONY 0.15. THE ORCHESTRA. the Ordinary Listener.” Su] Fair." OKCHESTRA.: “Suite Poetiqua" Dearnk jrom Leaulon, Recitation, atebe American Conductocd, hy Prelude; Polka; Minuet : | Local News, Wake " Frank Foley HERBERT A; CARRUTHERS. Little Mary Romanos + Finials, LO.0,—Orebettral Belectpon, *' Wilk. Casaidy (Old Overtore, “A Midsummer Night's 9.30,— Wrarien FomecasrT ann News. Trish) 2... ese ter. Fieher Dream,” Op. 21... Mendelecotn flower." SB. from Loadon. Fiction Beracs : BrACY 10,10,—A. J. ALAN. S28. from Eon- “The Palatine's Deuchter " 4.5. LIONEL TERTIS: (Salo Viola) AUMONIER reading o Short (translated from the Gaelic) dom, and ORCHESTRA, Story, “ Overhead.” 8.8. from mer, Apher LOS, DANCE MUSIC. “Kol Nidrei™ .,... Afar Bruch Lona, 1j.30.—Pregranme: SOR. from: doonelon. “Tambourin Chinata.”’ —Aretaler, Local News. THE PLAZA HAND. L1.0.—Close down. Orehestrated by Yor: Bowen 10.6.—VARIET ¥; 8.8. fram London, Relayed from the Plas, 4.30, THE ORCHESTRA. L).0.—Chose down. Li14. THE NEWPRINCE'S BANDS, Symphonic Variations, Op, 78 from the New Prince's Reataurant. THURSDAY, July ist. Jerorak 8.8. from London, LIONEL TERTIS. 12.0, —ioee coon. 4.0. THE WIRELESS QUARTET. * hoamm Sumer Tal " Haeh-Tertia TUESDAY, June 29th. Prelude and Allegro AGNES BOWTER (Soprac}. 6.0.—Aftermoon Topi. Prenat. Areseler 1130-12. 30, Midday Tranamission, WEDNESDAY, June 30th. 5.15.—FPOR THE CHILDREN. “Smead,” Tértia| 7.90-5.0, Bpeches by 63-02 WVmat her Forecast for “La Basqdee Sse eee See H.R.H. The Prince of Wales 40-THE WIRELESS QUARTET. Farmers. 5.70. THE ORCHESTRA, and Major-Gen. The Re. nee JACK WERNER (Pumoforte). 6. 15.—Progranune S08, from Lopedon, Eymphonie Poem, “* Dearne: relay redl Tre ae. Ae BEBO, 1 6.0,—ATie room Tapica. 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Talk: “This Evening's #.53.—The Week's Good Cause. ee Pro- Farmers. , do oa —BEETHOVEN, interpreted by framimne."" 1.0.—Werarakk Forecasr ano News. EDWARD ISAACH, S.H, from .16.—-Programme 8.5, from Lonion, Loral ‘News, Londo. DOMINION BAY, 7,0.—WEATHER Forecast ave News. | + anCanon WIL KINSON: 115——"Ar THE FOOT OF THE haare During the courses of the pro- KM. STE PLAN 3 * Lettres de CROSS" (° Stabat Mater ™ Here for hopid !Ey un. prota gramine, Sir GEORGE (Deorak). 8.8. from Londo. Mon Moaylm." 8.8. from Londen, Aberdeen. McLAREN BROWN, K-13.E., 1TH. —Close down. 7.25.—BEETHOVEN, interprated by 8.0, VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL Eurepean Ain reageer ofthe CLPiB. EDWARD ISAACS, 808. from CONCERT. will broadcast a tmesige on Panilonn., * Dominion Day." - THE BETATION: ORCHESTRA: 7.40,—Topioal Talk: &.8. from London. MONDAY, June 28th. Conchirtod bey (CANADA). 8.0, A Pianoforte Recital HERGERT A. CARRUTHERS. “Sing me a song of her fertile 4.0, An Hour of Melody. hy Overture, “ King Stephen," Op. prairies, THE WIRELESS QUARTET. OLGA THOSAS. Laci ees ois. coe Belin League upon league of the GRACE MILLER (Soprano). Concert Bihuady in F Sharp 3.10. T. ©, GREG [Sola Oboe olen grain i 6.0.—Afternoon ‘Topics, Moen Dowell Amore) ani ORCHESTRA, Comfort house! in the smiling 6.15.—FOR THE CHILDREN. “Ties Winel *" eet baee ee +> Geen Concerto in A Major: for- Oboe heerreeatectel-— Polonaise in A Flat ..... CAopin Amore, Strings mand Piano- Plenty throned on the Teomher- 6.0—6,2,—Weather Forecaat for “The Eid King” forte ice sedans eee ee why Worn, Farmers, "Hark, Hark; Sch when Faas $8.30. GEORGE PARKER{Garitone). Lam? af comment | May to é.15—Propranme: S.B, from London. the: Lark"... The Fidiiler of Dooney i Duntall atrifa veeaod, 6.40,— Wireless League Talk. 3.2. Octave Study Graham JAfoore " Mantle of Rive” Never war's fag on your plorns from London, “Thea Waves Afoszonwhy “Oy Love's An Arbutus” unfurl dd, 7.0—Wrateer ForecasrT ann News, Old Irish Air by Stanford Oniy the iesstaga af mankind BL, VARIETY. 4 Bits Mr. JAMES AGATE, Dramatic Agnes’ Morn” reach you— ROBERT J. MARSHALL Purcell, arr. deoffrey Shaw Mendigthe food for a Aungriy Criticam., &.. from London. (Baritone). interpreted. by #45, THE ORCHESTRA: world 7.25.— BEETHOVEN, * in Wings of Song” Mendelssohn Bercomde No. 8 in By, KB. -239-for EDWARD TSAAGS. 8.8, from (Robert Reid.) "Sombre Woods" Daly, arr. Aw. Strings and Dmons. ... «dferar 8.0. THE STATION London. “Son of Mine" .... W. Wallace ORCHESTRA: tlh, GEORGE PARKER’ and Conducted hy ‘T40.—Mr A. BH. MILLAR, LOD. 1 8.45. "The Cave-Man Spirit." T..C. GRETG, ISAAC LOSOWSEY, “Seottiah oArt—firc Henry A Farce. Banitone Solon with Obes” Raeburn.” S08. from Dhindee, Selection, “Under the British Written for Broadcasting by dl’ Aumann. Flag’ (Songs and Dances of LIGHT ORGHESTRAL Af. A.Gurney. “0 Lord, My Durken’d Heart Great Britain and the Colonies) Proaentecdk by Enlighten “ (“URristm as CONCERT. Aappey THE SIrATION REPERTORY Oratone ") .cisck eee Bel B15, STUART ROBERTSON DAISY KENNEDY COMPANY, “Step the Way of Faith "* (Can- (Solo Viohni- (ari tere1, Voices Heard: faiaNo: 152 for Sunday after "Sailing Westwir 7 Elgar THE STATION ORCHESTRA: Barah (A Middle-Aget Woman, Conducted: by Christmas) “The Canadian BoatSong,” Sharpand Apgeresaive}, 0.10, GEORGE PARKER and HERBERT A. CARRUTHERS. “The Voyageurs’ Rowing Song."* Henry (A Middle-Aged Man, Meek LEON DANDOY, #25 ALICE MOXON (Soprano). 6.0. DAISY KENNEDY (Violin). ford Mi lel}, Baritune Bolo with Oboe, rau ““The Heart of Canada” Pigar HERBERT A. CARRUTHERS Dudley (A. Young Man}. * Endlich, Endlich .Wird -Mein * Home la Where You Are on {Pinnoforte}. Jane (A Servarst) Jooh (Cantata Ne. 66) Bach Arties defeela Concerta for Violin and Pianoforte, We are temporarily closing down A230. THE ORCHESTRA, z with String Quartet .. Chauston the Station om putting you “Overture in Tialian Biyle ™ ee 23.—Introduetory Chat br Dr. G, Dicidé; Sicilienne; Grave; through to the drawing-room of Schnbert C. COSSAR, President of tho Finale, a middle-class house im the 830—Wnatakn Forecast ano Nawa, Graigielinn Baya’Farm. Ass- BAO, THE ORCHESTRA, suburbs. The sound of heavy Mr. Fo A. RATHER, DS8c.," Bome ciation, “ Proparing Young Selection, “ Bamgon and Delilah " gnoring is heard, followed hy the Animeala of the Buried Past," Beote:for Services Within the Ant - Sorns commends of the agressive 5.8, from Jondion. Empire." so “Album Legh". , aad os eee Sarah, Local News. (Contingedon ths next pags.)

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THE-STATION PLAYERS | a Hs BTUABRT RORELERTSsGON, 7-20—BEERTHOVEN, orterpreted hy &. EG. CONBLANCE WILLIS Bik Cowboy Ballade . ofits Laknwriei | EDWARD ISAACS, S.8y frou (Conrtrisbities | F t a re “The Tracs-Boy from Glasgow." "Tie Shea=] tall Hhaecds London, Ma Deorest Beart". Snlhioan (From * Spc Tamason Ont Weet, Bani her a Diaper p2"" The Toh Mr. DODLEY Ve HOWELLS, ‘Sommer Highland Bays + Peal hey it, Wf snp bell i Naight: Rieder’ a Song,” * Horticolture,' “A Song of Pout Soosons’” Aileen _litimy, cae of @ party ol hexy'st " 0 Ganada."’ 5.1L—BRIGHTOS PROGRAMME, 5,4. THE ORCHESTRA from *" (lean, has: ee i Bung bya Mixed, Voirn Quartet: Si Sram Jonetor. Belaripon, “* "The Borrara Opera ** Canwla afier on «alluring wa with 2), WirataenForecasr any NEWS Awatin wonderful voyace across Orchestral Accompaniment. Minietry ot- Health Talk bry Dar: oh, hak IDA SARGENT [Entertainers Atiantic. ‘Too young Ta Taye ALICE MOXON (Sopranc). JANE f CAMPBELL, DB. E. i. “row ip Lonely a for i; Fixer not old enoogh to know Bs BESSTE MOREE {Cantralta) ALD, ALB, 8 fron Loneton, Preliid orn ee I, Serica things ae the National: Debt ot WILLEAM GILCHRIST (Tenor). | Lower Nea, * The Rag-Mian " .. 0. Aiedardn lucome-Tax, they enter the BTUART HROGBERTSON | 10,0, BRIGHTON PROG RAMATE “Whore Docs Daddy tio Tat ETGab country, ~ full of bears, | Baritone. (Continapeel}, iP Hi, frown Larner. Je Gralfoly ahle to take charge of a ouddy, Hail, WrEATaER Foree AST ASD NEW, TI. Clogs dow, “OD iooldnt Help Tt, Could os" coo ora lerm.~ As luck woulel Dr, SALEERY, “ Naittonnal Baby =n Gl hae heave it, it fell to the lot-of Spod Waele’ SA i}feo foie. | SATURDAY,July 3rd. 8), THE ORCHESTERA. Tamron, of thie North-West Local New, Threo Darices (* Nell Gwyn") 1-4. Sea-Ports. Mounted Palice, booperate i.A RT ASO TA BLE terion with the. Coloniaticin Agent in | (Ekara b a s r e e }: THE WIRELESS OUARTET, 0; CONSTANCE WILLIs: distributing the. boys to their} SoA. fro hoveian, | F. ELLEGOY DOBIE “T Heard You Sangin. Oleic prairie Inomes. Lastoen to the TiO. DANCE MUSIC. (Tass-Haritone). “Sing, “Alone With | Gh, ALICE AlAs. i Pee (oneeaer Sl, from Loneae, Fene “; “The Boot Mender ™; “Paothe Laid of : es orn “Topics. : 7.25.— BEETHOVEN “interpreted by CHILDREN, "Fae Elhinge ] Like"; tho Sky-Blue| , Sone i.15.—FOR. THE EDWARD TSAACK, AUR. from oaFriis. = Water) 3....: founded Pte ri 1 bi 2:-—Weather Forecast for fF ar- Lond?or, 0.20,.—WEATHER Forecast axo Nrwa, The Wiite Dawn Prital : ress : 740, — Air, EDWARD ALBERT, Mr. PAT HENDREN, ariel," la Stealing"... 2 |, Melote) 6.15,—Radio Society Talk. M.A,, " Inexpensive “Touring Local News, Coad. | fh. 3), Prage Sa. Fron Livwian. More: Suggestions and Cornelia. "The? Sioon, Drops W. La, S i r HARRY LAUDER. sons.” SLA fron Ee hargh, Loebee reer : hA0.—A Summary of the Wireless 5.8. from domdon, a1, THE Ore HESTRA, Paper for the Week. 328, from A POPULAR CONCERT, Indian Patrol, “Indian March Sool. 3.0, THE STATION ORCHESTRA: 1.30, Banca Music. Le Fhiere 7.0.—Wratare Forecast AxD NEWS. Conducted” by ‘FHE SAVOY HANDS: Reverie, “Sunsef on the Sib Mr..G, 4. ATKINSON, “ Seonom | ISAAC LOSOWSEY. a B, Jrom ho hate. from London, Overture, *' Tanered"".. . Aoastna Lawretice “’ Hetier | the Screen.” ©, 124: —Close diw,

2BD Week eei 495 M. ABERDEEN PROGRAMMES. June 27t SUNDAY, June 27th. MONDAY, June 28th. B.10. THE CHORES: ane IRISH PROGRAMME. ORCHESTRA, | 50, THE STATION ORCHESTRA : SAG. AL,—Jgreene) Dee Jeers 11.0— 13.0, Contophone Mec, Seonea from *' Fave... Berlina Conidieted: by London. $.45.— phpng > SMilbe. Jeanna 5.50), THE ORCHESTRA, WADE 2h BENSON, £0. 0RGAN RECTFAL, &.8, from Haneoek, Clniprea of Frenen Overture, “* Eoryanthe "... Weber Overture, eee of Donnyr- Lormiow, Life—(2) Freach Children.” | 40, THE CHORCS: and #18 BERVICE. 28.8, jrone Sourne- brag.” Pirie tee wee 4) Dance Music. ORCHESTRA, penn h. | KATH LEEN THE STATION DANCE Beene from "' Mignon" Thomas iLLESPIF £h.—Appeal on Behalf of the Koval OUARTET : {Sopraie}, Scottish Society. for the Pre- THE GRCHESBTRA, Direrted by fe Ballyvinure Ballad ™ vention of Cruelty ta Children, Overture, The Barker ALER: MADISBEY, of Bes “ Down Dy the Salley (Irish by the COUNTIGS OF MAB ville” ba cs wanes be Ppa Fasaine Crardens f.15.-FOR. THE CHILDREN: sis... County AND -RELLIE. SH fron THE ¢ HORUSwed “ TL Know. My Love" Songs) Frlinbrcryt. 6.0.—Boy Booute News. Bulletin : ORCHESTRA. ‘for Barney mF eae ‘err, 1). WratHtenk Forecast asp SNEWS. Cub Sight; “ GubsGhames,”” by Beened from “ Witham Tell" * Kathiaen CO Atore Herhart Tatsaraal NeWine. Cibeter A, Cronkshank. ay Rogaine TL Wish I Had the Anghes ORCHESTRAL AND 6 1i—Ginl Condes” Newa Bulletin. 6. .— WEATHER FORECAST AxD News, Shepherd's Lamb " INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. 6.00.— Programme 88> from Bondon. Fiction Béeries: STAY | Ane. JEROME MURPHY S276, THE STATION QORCHESTEA ; AUMONTER, 3.8) fron Rendon. (irish Btitertainer), Conductor, WALTERBENSOX. THh.—sor. A CH, MILLAR, Ll.T., “The: Donegan ** “ Norwedian Ehapeody,”” No. 1 “A Noted Seottish Artist Local Wows, aie Needham MELEE ain Flenry Raeburn.” 4.8, from 10.0.—VARIETY, A from Donedlen, Lohengrin (Snid Selection) Drendee, 11.0.—lose clown. “The Preseription "3.0.4; Vincent Warner Tani Serreeg aril Recitation, “The Rocky Roald to G38, DAVID MceCALLUA. (Violin). THREE FAMOUS OPERAS, AD Olin acirsaans Terean Drayton | Bisinane® tn Fo... eethorn for Bolo, Chorus and Orchestra TUESDAY, June 29th. Kitty. of the Cows” Sherer j.csuen Dittersdorf? Aretaler jprtanged by Fletcher). CL KF. Stanferd Wilts Caprice Wicviaecsiy Bae THE ORCHESTRA: O54. THE ORCHESTRA. THE STATION OFERATIC 3.45,.— Aftemoon Topies: Mise Flora Overture, ”° Ao Midsummer Night's CHOI, = Cameron,“ Paintera of Last Saloction, Shampack * ppldicion Dear’ capcseeees sa ebertelasotcn Comilnetor, (ert Ley— ine welie iia Ru fne- al eruce* Chaneon Triste ... a F ARTHUR COLLINGWOOD. j$.4. RATHLEEN GILLESPIE, BHumioreske.: \ Pchatkevaky $01, Fishing. News Bulletin, Londonterry Aig’ apr Gould THE STATION ORCHESTRA: “There's a Colleen Fair-as May ™ 1. 1a. BAY1MetALLUM, 43. THR STATION ORCHESTRA, Conducted. by Pradittoseal *Houvenc de Haydn” (** Em. MABRY GABRROD (Roprana). peror’s Hymn **) Leonard WALTER BENSON. * The Aleeting of the } ‘(Triahi 5.13,—=FOR- THE CATLBDREN, 7 bho Mariaio... 024 Sehwbort Wirtears- yee | Bwoat 6.0.— Programme S.A. frei London. THE ORCHESTRA, BA, THE ORCHESTRA. “The Wearin’ of the | nal Selecherh Lym, Overture, Cosi fan Tutte” 6.30,.—Fishing News DBilletin, enSe Galtaats) bO.39,-— Cline down. Afozart Udo. —Prrene SBS firei ernie. (Continued on the next page.)

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QUARTET: “oy Ye Johnie aE ee UAier: far Lite Hat Comin’ Fe rc ee THE MARGH OF TIME. 5.0, DOMINION DAY, 1926. Directed by ALDER. MADISEY., “CF Willie's Rare and | 2titional He, ALICE MORON (Boprano). A Ganadian Programme. Fox-trot. “' What's the Good of Willie's Paar 3.2 “Four by the Clock.” ..Adallinadn| Tn Celebrajion of the Soth- Birth- Leaving the Dear Old Home *" ~ Sib Lees: waa Born “Gather “we Roseébrds.”’ day of the Confederation of the ang in Aberdeen j t anadian Proviners, Fox-trot, " You Were a. Wild etwlepadg LV¥AN ENO: ihe Kt. Hon, Lord BEAVER- teak” Ferber | “Songs My Mother Taught Me™ “ Bhrthe, Bhrthe and Marry Was Dears | BROOK, Walte, * Bygone Mebachy Evens She “i MacPharson, “A Birthday i tinada To-day,” Pox-trat, nthe Spence” Latte "The Bonnie Earl i Maray re Hantingden Woodman Artists inclode-: Fox-teot, * Breesin' Alor to Janse RTUART BOBERYTSON | Bass}. MARGARET BANNERMAN., Keonria A OO Brien “The Piper o Dondae:'", 2hen "The Gill! Man" LOD TERE ETTAAL ba.05. IDA SARGENT 15, THE ORCHESTRA. “Take, O Take Thien NADA. jeongs at the Piand). Overtire, “ Fingal's Cayve™ Lipa Away ™ : LUPING LANE. Py A ees 1 “Hey Hol The Wind Ghrifer GEORGE MET AKA. Mendelsohn §.50.— Warner Forecast ayp News. and the Puan ...c..... HARRY FIELD, " Prehude.” “0 That "Twere Poseble."' THE WIRELESS ORCHESTEA. Mr. PAT HENDBEN: “ AeTourtin’ | Sarngnt Crickst. * Sonreronlt SH. from London, “Things Never Happen fh. it. Tron fandom, i “Te Not, O Do Not Prize Thy 0.30, PFregion AOA froin Joondon, Looral Wiws, Like That“ Beauty ™ Robert Jones 10.0.—MABRLAND -BTARILE (Gari- 1h, Sir HARRY LAUDER. “Pi & Glass with Golden Wine” fone). S28... fren Loman, 10.30, THE QUARTET. S.B, from Lendon, Tango, ‘ Bionda Dolly"... Bill Hoger QGauilter LOa0, DANCE MUSIC. = HADI) Fox-trot, * Wanna Go Back Again Baki, THE LONDON THE SAVOY BANDS. 1o.4t0. Danee loes*" Music. PLAYERS SR. from London, THE One-atep, “Barcelona .. Ena, SAVOY BANDS, irk 12.0.—Close down. 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ATKINSON :. * Seen CL Wood March, “The Bova of ‘the Old (* The Crown of India” Sinte) * Silent Noon ” an the Bemeen"’ .. from Brigade yee Miycdealleton Eiger Loneadan. Fouzyhan Williams f.30.—WEATHER Forecast ano NEWS. Dance Music. 72h. —-BERTHOVEN, interpreted br au, ALIGE MOAN. Mr. H. BB. aBARS; —“* Music THE STATION DANCE BAND, EDWARD ISAACE. Svfram “Love'sPhilosophy"... Quilter Fox-tret, “Then 1 Be Happy ” “The Clothe of Haaven “ Shemhlll and the Ordinary Listener,” London, Frigid WE larval sceacs Eva del! Aci 4.8. from Jooneton, 7.40,— Topiead Talk. 4.29. from Laondan., Local News, Fox-trot,.* Dreaniing of « Castle Ki. BRIGHTON PROGRAMME, 15. FRIEGA CAHILL. 1.0.—Orchestral Selection, “ Wild- in the Air” eee eee Wierd he Jrom Denice, Andante of Rondo Capritchoso flower.” SB. from Lowdon. Valeo, “Day Dreaming" urine! Bea, WEATHER FORRCAST ani NEWS, Mentelasain Fox-treot, ““ Sueie waa o PealWild Woaldesransolen ice. | Fae 10,10, =the als ALAN, Pea Mitteiry cf Health Talk by Torres GMiiee ™ Liehweetirduinne, '" Ka, B.S. i eaeee Janwien, JANET. CAMPBELL. D.B. Ey Tango," Boeaventa’ ou... ores MLD... MM.5. S.8. from london. P30 Weather Forecast ann NwWwsa, 1.0. DANCE MUSIC. One-«tep, “" Proador ta JY pomela Local News: Mr, PAT HENDREN.:$.8. from THE NEW FRINCE'S 5. FPUR THE CHILDREN. Lit. —BRIGH TON PROGRAMME Lowden, ) BESTAURANT DANCE BANDS. #0, Dance Music. (Continued) A.B. from Jencdon, Local New, vie S.B. from London, THE LONDON FADO 11.0. —Tloae clown, Loi. Sir HARRY LAUDER. 12.0, ase down. DAKCE HAND, S58. from London. St. from Lenn, 6.45,.—Progra, Sof, from sensor, LO. 30, Danco Music, 7.0.—Wreatins Forecast avo News, SATURDAY,July 3rd. THE SAVOY HANDS, WEDNESDAY, June 30th. Prof. ‘TT; E; FEET, Bia, “ An- 4.15.— Afternoon Topics, S.u8. fron London, cient Kigypt. eeeiti.fiber: Lh. lose chown. Lo.—Afternoon Topins. HOH. 40k THE STATION ORCHESTEA. 74h =The Beliaet Reco Trio, Ti2h, -BEETHOVER, interps ‘thiol hy Three Bavarian Denets ... Elgar ————~t———. The: Dance : " Lullaby ; i.0.—FOR THE CHILDREN. BDWARD TSAACS. 838. from “The Markaman."” BELFAST NEWS. fk. Dance Music. London, 7. 40,—Liewt.-Col, BR. FL. BRB. HODAIK. Petite Suite ce Ballet, “Vine la An Hour in London. ALEX FRYER'? GRCHESTEA. SON: Newnark-on-Frent ‘Ter- Dare" aseaapes ;) 2a VESDAY'S programme offera an S.B, from Gondon, “ Pasa de Tews “: ** Pas Seul = : centenary. ti. from iN otteny- homrof music otthearinepired by a Roval Hortiouliral Society's fern Binseaible Fine, Bulletin. Swi. from London, “Concertatiiek "’ for Harpend or ELECtira ot London, Thr wll he 5.0, DOMINION DAY, — interpboted by the ‘orchestra, Mie .—Werearnkhn Forecast asp News, A Ganadian Orchestra, Op. 39 Puerné (Sola Harp, Morel”Childe (mezzo-soprano), and Prof. H. H. SWINNERTON, To Colelieation of} the Sheth Hirth. Miss Evva Kerr, who will play John PAULINE BARKER.) De, * Leaves from the Earth's day of the Confederation of the Ireland's interesting Lomion” Pieces HARRY MARSHALL Diary.” St. from Nottingham, Caniwdian Provinces. for the piano, This will be Miss 7.25.—BEETHOVEN, interpreted hy {Fronch Horn}: Old Drie Aire for French Horn Keres fret liroadcast fea pole pian- EDWARD ISAACS. (8.8. from Thre FLL: Hon. Lawed HEAVYER- fist, although shehas frequently played RROOK, “ Conada To-Day” Bnd Pisano 2.0... 1radiwvtiona! Letydon. ZOCORpA TIMES and. in Chamber THE WIRELESS OHCHEST A. THE QGRCHESTRA, T.40.—Dr, I. LLUBERA, Spanish Music, and is one of the best soprano MARGARET BANNERMAS Sunite * Feu cl Enteate “"-.., ites Talk, “* Modern Spanish.” 8.20) singers connected with the Belfast in Caonadiag Poems anid Miarelie : Bereeuige : Lmprorigs ORCHESTRAL CONCERT. Biation, Bi), “Tanneries, ta: Dano: (rial. THE AUGMENTED from her Dressing Hoom at the fi, .—-FOR. THE CHILE aM. Modern Orchestral Music. BTATION ORCHESTRA: lobe Theatre. a Dance Music. A representative programme ‘of (otwertert by THE LONDON BRADBITO modern and '*semicmedernr’’ orches- E. GODFREY BROWN. 6.30, Excerpts from the Musical Play DANCE BAND. trai] musi rill! uw heard. on W eadltpey- “ Featival March,”' Op. 4 Deeral “ Hearts and Diamonds." Reloyed from London. ay evening. The anloist will le Overture, “ Beatrice ond Hene- Relayed From the Stand: Thenire, 7.0.—WEATHEX: FORRCtast ANT NEWS, Alisa Ida Starkie, who will’ play a ft oe inysganedcienesctar eer This will include numbers by Licut.-Cal, POWREY," Liberian,” Tile toncerte and- a group of BR. from London, 8.2), IA STAREIE (Visloncella). LOUISE EDVIN A: solos with pinne, Miss Starkie is o with ORCHESTRA. ANTTA ELSON; aay BEETHOVEN, interpreted by member of o brilliant Dublin family, “Kal Nidrei™ ...... Mar Breech GEORGE METAXA EDWARD ISAAC BS. 8.8. from ind althongh she is only at the cntser “ Sértnade Espagnole "' Gvfarginar and Lanvion. ini her misicnl oureet, Has already « 7.40,——Mre, FL LEWIS, -* Dominion 8.42. THE ORCHESTRA. LUPING LANE, made ini impresston that justifies con- Aketehes—{8) linprésdions of = Bicgfriml Tay il " Wagner| fhident hopes for the totore. 5.0. From the London Studio. Tnelia.” 0). IDA STARETE. Thé Dansant. NADA 0. S0LO05 AND DWETS. Adagio and Allegro ...... Leontelly A new woiekly feature’ has heen Popper { The Cinoclian Boprearc, STUART BOBERTSON Masurka ere ter ee HARRY FIELD i Hass}, intredated into the Belfast. pro fh. 1h. THE ORCHESTRA. (The Cunadian Pianist). “The ally Millerarr, A. q)dtter trammes: with the relays of the. Fri- Suite of Ancient Dances, Op. 58 THE WIRELESS ORCHESTRA, * Sirenandoadh oe cer AA Derry doy.’ The Dansant fron ithe Gurl Stanford “When Dall Care ™ ton Ballipoom. Te was Yelt ‘thal Vs: 030.—-Wearikh Forecast ann Wews. Sof, ftom Londen. warT.. A. fais Wilsen teners in Belfast, as in other centres, Mra, 4. BATHER, D.e.," Some ,.30.—WRATHER FORECAST AKD NEWS, B12. ALICE MORON (Sopranc}. would enjoy occasionally hearing Anmnala of the Bored Past."' Dre SALEERY : “ ‘Nitttonal Bulky “Light ‘of the Moon’ (Trish) mnsic rélevyed from tome outside S28, from London, Week." 8.8. from iondten, arr. AL. Haighes source, with the-accompanying bark- . Eeeal News, Loca] News, “Hebridean Mother's -Song” pron of. incidental nmses,"' whith 1b. THE CONCERT 1.—MARLALR OU. SEABILE- (TBari- {Hebrictean} give a suggestion of cheerfolnesy and (Combined }, tote). Si. fron Lenalon, arr, Ae meriy- Fraser vitality, aL: a NB 25, 1926. | hase- _RADIO aaa _

6KH Week Beginning 335 M. ~HUL ~ PROGRAMMES. June 27th. SUNDAY, June 27th. WEDNESDAY, June 30th. WINIFRED RANSOM 6.0.—Powolny's Restanrant Bijou (Or- | (Soptane) and chesira, under the Direction of 5,305.45. \ Pragremmcs SA, 7 rere | 3-145.—Hammond'’s: Cute Tria, mde PHYLLIS, HUTCHINSON Bebwated Shaki, B.0.10. 45, i honanedon. R. W. Dove. | the Direction of (Contiulto), | 6.45.—Programme 8.8. from London, MONDAY, Tune 28th. ; 4.0.— Afternoon Topics. Buet, "Chery Bipe ™ S f re ,7.40.—Mrowd DOG AN, MAL: “Behl 11.30-12.30.—Gramophene Records. 4.15.—Field's Octagon Quartet, under Hitmane *" (1). *15:—Harmmend's: Café Trio, ander the Direction of J. H. Rodgers. 5.0, Seotiand. 8.0, THE CANADIAN PRO: the Direction of BR. W. Deve. THE ORCHESTHA, GRAMME: &.8, Ton Landon, 40. Afternoon ‘Tapes: Miss LL. §.15..-F0OR THE CHILDRESS. Saecion, “The Thistle " 9.12Pregame 4.8. from Lon- Bones, "Simple Handicratit— 6.0.—Pawolny’s: Restaurant Bijou Or wr, Af qeldteton Rug Making." fon, chesten, under the Direction of OUARTEY, 4:15.- Field" fe ( hetu ugor huooa under Edward Btobhs, Ate Laurie”... err. ontoh the Darection of 7. Hincera, FRIDAY, July 2nd. 5.15.—FOR THE LOREM. |.6.60,—Raoval Horticuliaral Bociety's EDWIN DRAPER. | 11.30-12. 30.—Gramophone Records, Bulletin. * Border Ballad "' 2 Cee 6.0\—Powolny’« Restaurant Bijou Or- | 3, 15:—Hammend'’s: Cate ‘Tria, Guides 7.0. — PP raeprenins aH. trane JLaaaon. chesira, under the Direction of WINIFRED BANSAL, the Direction of BR. W. Dove, /7.40.—Mr. W. F. BLETCHER : Span- “An JEriskay Love: Lilt" 4, aa. - -Transinission ba Schewalis 4 hr. 6.40.—W iveless League Talk: Air. from Afinetes Aeaaed(ee roaer tah Talk. S.B. T. Sheppard, 31.8¢., FAG-S., Brdney J. Adams (Sheffield | ter. HERBERT TI® SN. FS_4., " Hull's Contribution to menaBranch Steretary).) ao "|i J. AN OLD-FASHIONED NIGHT. Mary of Argyle" oo... Nelsew Art—Interesting Water Colours PHYLLIS HUMALN SON, im the: Hull Art Gublery,”’ 7.0-11.0.— Programme Sf, fram Low- | England. ‘To¥e to Me“ carr Ciwteaa | 4.0.—Afternoon Topics, on, THE STATION ORCHESTRA: GUARTET, rf 15,— Field's Ctagon Quartet, onder Under the Direction of “Loeh Lomond"... Pradivianad | TUESDAY, June 2%h. the Direction of J. H. Badgers. EDWARD STRBBS, 20-4: 0, Ber: hee big aa). iraland. }515.—FOR THE CHILDREN | ‘Sul ibe ‘ “ Henry VIL" Dances H.F.H. The Prince of Wales Cee rin | QUARTET und 6,0.—Powolny’s Restaurant Bijou. Or- chestra, under the Direction. of and Major-General the Rt, Hon. | TINN (Tenor) and | ORCHESTHA, HERRERT Edward Stibhs, JE. B. SEELEY, relayed from EDWIN DRAPER. -| Baritone) | A Voneert Version. of Enham Village Centre for Dis- “The: Lil of Blaney ** }6.50-11.0.—Pregramare SB, fron fot- Duet, “ Simeon the Cellarer ** on, abled Ex-Searvieo Men. Jelaiyed Anrpen | Renodliet-Pleteher | from Daventry. QUARTET. |. 30-11.0,— Pregreneanie ALB. from Lon- } SATURDAY, July Grd. 4.0 —ATiornoeon ‘Topies-; Mrs. Th We, | whist. Lvunsten, Diamestic Science Foll: Gongs. 4,.0.—Atternoon Topics; Mis,A. N. Talks,“ The Botilig of * Dashing Away | Overell, Travel Talk, ** Palee- THURSDAY, July Ist. Frat," with the hime, 4,15,.—Field's Octagon Quartet, under Smootht ne 110-12. 3). ramophone Records, )4.15.—Field’s Octagon Quartet, uniler the Direction af a. A. Bexlgers, Trou."' ' 4.0.—Afternoon Topics; Miss Dig. the Direction of J, H. Rodgers, ec Silene 5.15.—FOR THE CHILDREN, ' Green Basnaa. Toe, land, * Work Among the Haop- §-15,—FOR THE CHILDREN, a Powolny's Hestaurant: Gizou Or- ee nh Seven: Piekers, * 6.0.—-Powolny's Restaurant Bijeh Oe- chestra; under the Direction of heen {ome chestra, under the Direction of 4.15,—Field's Detagon Ghuarbet, unaler Edward Stalsbs. Sunday ae ae Badward Stubbs, ha tha Direction of J, H. Redpers: ,0-12.0.— Programme SB. Aran fdet- “My Boy Billy” z 7.0-12,0,— Programme SLB, from, Low aon. are. Vaughan Woolen 1.13.—FOR THE CHILDREN. ova,

ONG Week Beginning 326 M. NOTTINGHAM PROGRAMMES. June 27th. SUNDAY, Jume 27th. WEDNESDAY, June Sith. | First-ond Becoud Movements from 6.40.—Boy Scouts’ Bultetin, 5.30-5.45. S.B. froin Honan in E. Minor for Violer- 7.0, —Pragramme SB prea onal, Pregram mea LSa— Morning Cancert, res | cello andlae iigsetcnees Aroha 7.40.—Lieut.-Col.” Bo FE BE HODeG- B.0).-10.45. Landon, feyed from Daren iy. ! Allegra Non Troppo; Allegretto KINSON: A Talk on Newark- 2.0-3.0—SPEECHES at the Arnmnal | Onast Minuelte and Tris, on-Trent, ‘and Newark. Bells. MONDAY, Jane 28th. Luncheon -of the National In- | ALTCE (0GG. 6.0.— THE CANADIAN FRO. 3.45.—The Mikado. Café Orchestra : dustrial Able of Employers Impromptu im G Flat, Op. 1 GRAMME. 8.8. from Louden. Conductor; Frederick Bottom- and Employees, ir fejjeut hrdhl Chapaa §.20-12.0. — Programme S.B. from lev. Daventry, Rladies, Landon, 3.30.—Mr. L: Moseley, “ Adtronomir A Flats Nos 2 wo. FRIDAY, July 2nd. 4.45.—Music ond Afternoon Topits. Piste ee 2. ee Chow eal’ Notes af the Month.” 11.30- 12.30.—Morning Concert, re. §£.15—FOR THE CHILDREN, 3.45,—The Mikado. Café Orchestra : F Minor, Noo8 a... | a foved from Dnrentray, F Major, ‘80,15 ,....-. ‘ 6.0, Robins. Conductor, Frederick Bottom 4.45.—Lyons'’ Cafe Orchestra : Con- 6,15,—Musieal Interlude. ley, FREDERICK W. HODGRINSON ductor, Brassey Eyton, “Chanson Triste" ... Pergoment 4.45.—Music and Afternoon Topics. 4.45. Music and Afternoon Topics. 6.40.—P rigronne a. from Honiton, Bi gareeed HUG raise pce wields Gaucd va Prerat &:15,—FOR THE CHILDRESS. t4a—FOR THE CHILDREN. 7.40.—__Mr, F. H. HEALD), Natura ‘ Koyawiaka “ (Second Mazurka} 6.0,—Robins. Talk. 6.0.—Bolains. Wiemianady 6.15.—Musicil Interlude. a Hewerhe ck Fiseher §611.0—Progremme SM, from Lon- 6.15,—""A Reader” on “' New Bouks," 6.30.—Programme S28. from Tondon, THE TF HREE|At ‘ES, 7.40.—Mr. HOLLAND WALKER, lon. 6.30.—Program ine 5.8, from Londo, ! “The Old Top Hat" ~ Bryant “King Charles the First a t 7.10.—Prof.°H, H. SWINKERTON, “The Mushrooms ™ Nottingham." TUESDAY, June 29th. D.&e,, “‘Lisives from the Earth's | Potter and Jukes SE LLO.—FPregrememe Si. from. Don Diarv—The Antabiogruply tt | 11.30-12.30.— Gramophone Records, “She Was Wouderful °" .,. Ayer ‘hom, Fossil," © Faust “' lorlesq ive arr, Patter a 80-3... Bpeeches hy | (eof vogranene: BoB, fren Lender, | SATURDAY, July 3rd. i Ah. i oO: if Feng Rony pex oft. Firen Soon. 11.50-12.3),—Gramophone Records H.RLH. The Prince of Wates won (Reynest Duy). and Major-General the Rt, Hon. /3.0, A LIGHT PROGRAMME. J. E. B, SEELY, relayed from | “THE THREE ACES," THURSDAY, July tet, B48: Dance Music, Entum Village Centre for Tes: it JAN, RALFINI AND. HIS 11.312.50.—Gramophone Records, abled Ex-Service Men. fefayesd A Medley af Mirth and Melody. i CASING BAND, from Daventry ‘No One Has: Noticed It’ 3.26.—Transmission to Schools? Mir. relayed from the Palais de Bh. B. Baynes Smith, The Rea- Danse. (on- Potter and dukes 3.45.—Lyons' Café Orchestra: Shore,” £.0.—FOR THE CHILDREN. ductor, Brassey Eyton. “Those Attractive Posters ™ FPypaqaen | 3:45. — Lyons’ (até Orchestra; Con- 6.0.—Hobins. 4.45.—Musie and Afternoon Topics: “May Blossom ‘| Potter and | ductor, Brassey. Eyton. 6.30), Dance Music. “The: Quakers... 1 fwites THE LONDON RADIO 515.—F0OR THE CHILDREN, }4.45.—Grainophone Records. “Toddles and Rooty * ... Afylfen| 615.—FOR: THE CHILDREN. DANCE BAND. 6,0.——Rolins. i Pelayed from Tomton, A Short Piano and "Geilo Recital. 6.01.—Roalitas: 7,.0.—Preqremae 5.8. from Senden, 6.15.—Musical Interlude ALICE Haws (Pianoforte |, 6.15,—Musical Interlude. 7.40:—Radio Guid Talk: 6.30-12.0.— Programme 8.8, from Lon- FREDERICK W. HODGETS SON 6.55,-—Market Prices for Farmers, 8.0-12.0.—Pragrcmme SLA, fron Lon- ~ won, (Violoncelly), } Soff. from iordon, den,

_ 30 _- anceTIMES —_— [dare Bm, 1936.

6FL Week Beginnin 306 M. - SHEFFIELD PROGRAMMES. June 21th. SUNDAY, June 27th. eto), “Migsical Interlude. THE CHOTR, 415.—Orchestcn relayed from the Four Sea Aveea a, RT rey §.40-5.45, | Programmes 8.0. from Ton- 6.00, reqgiiaiine ts. iP, rtrai Eoomtelangy, Albers Hall. B.O-10.45. J infer, 6.50.—Horticulural Bolletin. The Hi Grande me 8) Barney 6. 15.- FoR THE CHILDREN : Anna “ Billy Boy ee hes Peaypranine o i Pron Lanifart. l Tele Tae Lec ba . MONDAY, June 28th. Tow the fhin- Dien." 6.10, — For Bary hay alte BTAN HATTON. Boo—rere A, from Jhonefon 11.30-12.50, ihramophone Hecords. 5.0, Selections Old and New. - Humorous Bong. “Any (irl TA0.—Mr, WV. PERCIVAL...WEB- aaa, —Transmirion to Schoos: Prof. ARNOLD CARRE: [at the Pinna) FromAnywhere" SELL, F. L.3., *' Wonders. of Mes J. Patten, A. A.. bf Warten viel Lee, ORFHEUS | fhe Countevside—(12) The Tri- "Wonders of BirdLife '" (5) THE SHEFFIELD THE CHOTER. mph of Sonuber."' 4.0.— Afternoon ‘Topics¥: MALE VOICE QU pans “The Comrades’ Bong of Hope * 3.0.— THE CAS ADTAN Pi 4 Th. Orchestra relayed from the “To Cela" C’. LW thea done GERAMME, The Baldiers Cand Hostel. | Alexander * A. Ai. Bid nF Fareswell" ae. Pray Lendon. 5,15; FOR THE CHILDHEN, (Elizabethan Worlds: } Kiakel 8, 0-12.0.— Prenpreanvnie au fram “Danny Boy" (Londonderry Arr) At] 1.0, -- Ptoga e dye, from Londen. 6.0, Musichl Interlude. MARGARET WATSON Jonlon, £40, Wirelans Leagoe “balk.: ‘lir {Contralio}, FRIDAY, July 2nd. SYDNEY J. ADAMS ishef- | THURSDAY, July Ist. * Love Is Bhisnat bo Make Ts | 11.350-12.50) —Cramophone field Eran ch” Secretary), Hecorids Cr eee eer bere The University of Sheffield's 4.0,— Afternoon Topics,” TO. nernie oo fi in Hendon. | "A Banjo Bong Sdiney Hon ley Twenty-first Anniversary. 4-15, Tea-Time Concert. TA—Ainy oad, We. PUTTERELL,: | (With Voenl Accorpaninment Ly Proceedings ot the HILDA FRANCIS F.RAG.B:, “ Caves—[2} ‘The the Quartet. | Conferrine of Honorary Deerees, (Puamoadarte Hecita ly Speedwell Mine and the That Two lrish Songs ys. ff eran hak ‘a | loved from the: Wietoria Hall. Prelude and Furoe in F AL inar tomiess- Pui, Derbyshire,” "Te by Pirst Lave” ‘oN orae oo 1 Visitors < Solhae ne 8,0-11,.0.—Preqramme St, Irom Better Ask Me" HEH, PRINCESS MARY, a BALL hn inar Londen, THE (HUARTET, VISCOUNTESS: LASCELLES, fer bf Ph " Sleep, 0 Sleep 7° el iegnt The Hi.- Hon, Sa AUSTEN Bbin Ef... TUESDAY, June 29th. "Hark: dolly Shepherds CHAMBERGAIN: E..G., SEF. Linprompta im A. Flt : Thas, dioney =1600 5.25.—Tranamission to Sehools = Afr. k Nocturne in G Minor [! ii 2 eS. 0, Speeches by kK, E. Sopwith, B.A:,; B.Com., Valse in G Flat... | Smoking Concert. H.R. H. The Prince of Wales Tnspectint a Behooly lo the (irande Valse de Concert endl Major-Gen “hie Ret. Hien. M. E. STANFORD Shetiield Education Aathority Celeron J. E: EB. SRECS. rélaved from PAt tho Piano}. “English. Literiture—(11) HH, * Chand Tit Pent" > aaa Enluum Villaige Ceirkre for Diss ta. Wells" ‘Kipps,' Ef 1 Aidala ac De Falla abled .Ex-Beryice ‘en. Ate fire a THE SHEFFIELD ORPHEUS 4.0. Afterneam Dispies Shepherd Fennel"s Dance front Daventry, MALE VOICE CHOIR, floffawr (eardiner 4,.0.—Atternoon: Tapics. "Dewin Yor Simmer Vale * [a] Stedesderde ace a eal fleaoerele tt fe] Rapsodie Hongroite, Noo 8 direst 6.0.—Musical Interlude. 4.15.—Orchestra relayed from thea i’. WV inet i “RADIO TIMESREADING 6. 3h11,0,— Pega nine SA. Café oof Meare T. and wd, “ Genthy Sighs ihe Evening | 4 CASE. ; Fog Wve = Relerts, [ireage © ; ae F tertener , Messrs. George Newnes, Ltd., fonelsa, FOR THE CHILDREN. RERNARD MARSE:ATL. i have prepared a ¢ casein SATURDAY, July 3rd. “Up Prot Sonrerset”" i red cloth with gilt lettering for 4 G.15:.—Elsie W. Wright, “ The “Home | snc raan | . “The Radio Times," complete 4.0.- Orchestra relayed from the Café Life af one Ancestors—{34 A OCTET, ; withcord down the back to hold a of Messrs. 7, and J, Roberts: Roman-British Household.” 5.15.—FOR THE CHILDREN, "To Merry Mood" ...00. Wood | copy of this publication. A pencil! 630-12.0.— Progemive 8.8 fom indispensabl: to the listener 6.0:-—Daivid Milner and His Banjo. Londen, BTAN HATTON. W, Callan fat the Fauna, Humorous Song, ** Exits"! i hatha the courss of the pro- j gramme, ond this ia incloded | 6.50. Dance Music. oa rey WEDNESDAY, June 30th. | conveniently in a slot at the side, THE LONDON RADIO DAKCE G. NORTH ond &. MARSH ALL. ' Listeners should order thisto-day BRANT. 11,50-12.30.—Gramophone Records, “ Gendarmes’: Duet * \..0frabc from any Newsagent. Itis pub= Felaged from DLendow., 4.0.—Afterneon Topics: Kate Bald- THE CHOTR. lished at 2s. Gd., or send 4d, 7.0—Progranmne 8 ff. frei (ieee, win, “Food Hygiene in Hot “On Tika Moor Baht “Ad extra to cover postage for a case T.40—MMr. J, A; BAIN, “The Aretic Weather." T {fark from the Publisher, “‘ The Radio Regions—A Greut Caomimnerteul 4.15.- Orchestra relayed from tha THE QUARTET. Times,” 6-11, Southampton Fnture** (1). Grand Hotel. “4 Pickaninny Lullaby” i‘The Street, Strand, London, W.C.2. 8.0-12.0.—Prager SH, fram 5.15.—FOR THE CHILDREN Rockingham Singers} /: re a ey 5) Lendean, 21 Mea M, LAEDS-BRADFORD PROGRAMMES. ee SUNDAY, June 27th. (b.15—FOR THE CHILDREN. THURSDAY, July Ist. 0.—Afternoon Te iét : M. M. Hum: 3.90-5.45. | Programmes 8.2. fran 6.0,—Licht Moosic, 11,.30-12,530.—The Harrogate Royal morston, “Fruit Bottling and Preserve Making.” 60-1045. f London. 6,15,.—Preqranme 8&8, fron London, Baths Quartet, onder the Direc- tion oof: Cecil Moon, relayed 5.15.—FOR THE’: CHILDEEN. 7T.40.—Mr. ALISTER MACKENZIE, MONDAY, June 28th. from Harrogate. 6.0,—The Bt aL bee Trin. MAL. M.D. =! Ameri¢n’s Pioos- 3.40.—" A Visit to the Cocon Works 4.0.—The Scala String Quartet, Gnder perity. 7.0-11.0.—Prigrmme 88, fren ant. the Direction of Alfred Tnman. at York,” with the kind. per- 6.0-12.0,— iregrane SoG. fron fere- won ; 5.0. Afternoon “Topics: Frosh Air mission of Messrs. Rowntree. Fancies,” by M. KB. Dodgson. ion. 4.30.—Light Masis. 5.0.—Afterndon Topics. SATURDAY, July 3rd. 6.15,—FOR THE CHILDRESS. WEDNESDAY, June 30th. 6.0—The Scala Symphony Orchestra, }5.15.—FOR THE CHILDRENS. 112.3—The Harrozate Reval relayed from the Scala Theatre, 11..30-12,30,—Maisie, 6.0,—Light Music. Baths Quartet, relayed from Leeds, & AS. Progrera ine Si. From Lenion, Harrogate, 4.0.—The Seala Symphony Hirecha = 6.40,—Woireless League Talk: Mtr. tra, relaved from the Foals TAQ" The Passing Show," by Mr, 4.0, ‘The Seala String Quintet, under Sydney J, Adains (Sheffield Theatre, Leeds, L,. B. RAMSDEN- the Direction of Alfred Toman, Branch Becretary). ot. Pine f.0.—Afternoon Topics: Songs jatrad 6.0.—THE CANADIAN PRA §.0,—Afternoon Topics. Shegielad, Poems, hy Doris Nichods. GRAMME, 8.8. from London. 5.15.—FOR THE. CHILDRESS. Tik— Pregnant, From. Loonieou, 15.18. -POR THE CHILDREN. §.30-12.0.—Progromme 8.8. from Lon- 6.0.—The Scala Svmphony ‘Orches. 7.40.—Lieut.-General Sir CHARLES itor, LEA, relaved Trem the Bou lia 6.0.—The Station Tria. HARTN GP ON, .B.E., Theatre, Leeda. KD. Deo. The York 650— Hoya) Horticultural Bociety's FRIDAY, Tuly 2nd 10.—P ragranrnie ae fram Domed, and Léeds Tuttoos.”’ Bulletin. 11,.40-12.30.— Light Blusie, T.40,—Fai Pariners.: Prof. W, 8.8. from Lon- 8,0-11.0.— Programme 7.0.—Progranme 8,- from London, JONES ANSTY, FW, den, Sth For Schools 5 Elsie Fleming, 7.40,—Mr. W. F. BLETCHER: Span- L.B. A.M. (Elo,).. “ Poetry Ap- F.Z.8:, “ Eshseases of the Foot ih Palk. 6A, fren AfaweAas- af Horses Incidertal to Shoe. TUESDAY, June 23th. Preciation—(a) Nature Poetry.’ fir. 4.0.—Tha feila Symphony Orchestra, hig: 4.0.—Light Maisie, §.0-11,0,— Programme E.R. fromLon- relayed from the Scala Theatre, §.0-12.0.— Programme SB; from Lon- §.0,—Afternoon Topics. don, Leeds. don, — RADIO TIMES — Baa. Another great contribution t o the Science of Radio by Cossor 4

Red Top: The new Cossor For HLF, use. Stentor Two Plain Top: Cossor Power Valve

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tnt T wasa flash o f genius that enabled Simpson sume as taw@h current as a little one-valve eighty years ago to discover chloroform. set using @ single bright emitter. Gentus, too, helped James Watt to read the As can: be: imagined, the filament used in l e s s o n of the steam engine i n the escaping this new Cossor is no. ordinary filament. steam from his mother's k e t t l e . Assuredly it Owing to its exceptional length and its scien- was genius that caused Montgolfier t o tific method of preparation a great latitudein’, visualise in the floating remnants of a burn working voltaves is permitted. ‘Satisfactory ing paper bag the world's first balloon—the results ate obtainable at a voltage as low as prelude to man’s conquest o f t h eaur. 12,90 that the valve can, if cequired, he used again a touch of genius has been wWith-dry cells, Further, its operating tem. And once of responsible f o r an entirely new method perature ts lower than that of any other valve construction that bids fair te produce valve on the market, And everyone knows but a year ago@ would have that low temperature means long hfe, results which, : been considered impossible, The Gossor system of Co-axial Mounting’ e new series o f Cossar v a l v e s employ.—tor has now finally abolished: thelastbug-bear first time i n the S o t is of dull emitter yalves—microphonic noises. he t i m e , thod-which, accurately and for ail Individual movement of either the grid or ees perfect aligament forthe filament, the anode in the Cossor Point One’ is grid and anodé At the samte tame 1 provides utterly Hmpossibie. The seonite insulator a shockprosf Support for t h esilament. holds them both in a -vice-like grip which Thus ¢ h r o u g h o u t the wholelifeof thevalve defies the hardest shock. i t s working characteristicscannota l t e r , Age With its handsome pipless glass bulb, its cannot sause filament sag nor-can hard wear re-designed low loss moulded base, and its t i v e positions of t h e new positive contact pins the introduction of these few valves represents one of the most yed Cossor “important events in theprogress of the Valve. sy of the cur See your Dealer about them to-day—we can

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THE it Mile : es SEAL Bh i l d d o ae WAPER If you have Electric Light SAFE- GUARD you should send to-day for a Fellophone High Tension Unit. Ut ts a sale and perfectly simple device ‘chick you fit te any lamp holder exactly as you would an electric bulb. Having connected it to the High Tension Battery terminals of your set, you ewitch on and an inexhaustible supply of High Tension current is at your service; The current consumed is less than that of the smallest lamp in your house, and these units are as sale to handle asa High Tension Battery, TWO NEW If you are at present using a High Tension Battery of approximately 50 volts, order a S0-volt HLT. Unit; if your H.T. Battery is 80 to 1) volts send for a 100-vole HLT. Unit. If you have Alternating Current please state the Voltage and Frequency VALVES (yeu can obtain this information from vour meter or from your local electrician), If youhave Direct Current please state the voltage. 4 General Purpose and Remember that these Units are guaranteed to give Perfect Silent reception Sy Power Valves— (provided that the correct type 1s ordered) and that ¥ou can have them on foruse with 4-volt accumulator SEVEN DAYS APPROVAL, packing free, carriage forward against (or three dry cells). cash, You can also obtain them on the C.0.D. system. The salient features of these ideal companion They are fully described in owe new 45-pp. Free Catalogue Ie, 1. Have you your copy 2 DULL EMITTERS, are, economy of consump- tion—a longer lasting aceirvnlatce charge ane hich efficiency—clearer, better reception—with The Fellophone louder volurne. -Saper High Tension You can ideetify GP. 4 and P.V.4 by : Batteries. {1} The clear elass Inspection “ Window.” The Fellophone (2) The Water Disc—a hallmark. (3) The Seal—ensuring the valve being unused Mattetytsetse, BOM after final test in the Ediswan laboratories. SPHECIFICATIONS EDISWAN G.Po4 EFDISWAN F.V.4 ee ate eet ; If you have no Electric Light Aung. * PLE) pee Pigte Voltzge eae Pite Volmge Amplification Factor 12 Arpliication Factor you will find the Fellophone Super High Tension Batteries will meet bala gue re5. Ala'y Slope] “65 Ma tw Foe mist exacting requirements. They deliver a seas voltage, entirely Tripedanine 22th (hard Tmpedtaroe 9.500 Obms ree from crackling noises throughout their bong lives, G.P.4.--(General Purpase dull PV. 4.—Ideo!l power valve, emluer, Low eurtent- coo- companion Eo. 4. Whey You can only obtain the Fellophone Batteries direct from us or from onc of our furmption., Lore Life. Power- Wed for Loud Speaker work : branches, andour pels of gelling them thes direct to you enables you to ful oinefication. Elimination powerfal, distortionlesa obtain really first-class Batteries at the remarkably low prices shown below. of obgecttonable microphonic mmpification. Bo micropbonic cificchs, Price Lith effects. Price 2222/15 Obrain from your Deater the Ediscoan 54 Volt Battery ijs ated in Fellows Sata) Post $d. 6/6 Folder—*2 New Maftes 60 Volt Battery stasisag 8/9 108 Volt Battery [eripcierrres ont peed 1 3/- F tDISWAN These botleries con cl:o be chiained on ihe C.O.D. system, Se VALVES Will improve any set 1-SAVEMONEY. THE EDISON SWAN ELECTRIC CO. LTD NS Park Royal, N.W.10. Te i PhAAltilA oe Branches: LONDON: 20, Store St., Tottenhaes Court Rd. WAC. (Muwacum : = = a CARDIFF: Dominions Aveda: Quen St. iCardiifl TBS), (8205), LPLELLE MOTTINCHAM: 39, Bridlesmith Gate (Nottingham S251). — BRIGHTON : Tl, Quen’ Rood (Brig Bea. TONBRIDGE: Hi, Qoarry Hill Clenbridge | EPA. BL — RADIO TIMES

One of the | Burndept : range. Type L5z5 Price 22/6

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N the same way aa the man who buys a Rolls ] Flowen express i desire to proee the best, 49 those who chooss the muperb Grow Q-ivype Loud Apeaker m a r e showing their «discern- met in a desire. for the finest Lnastroment that SUPER VALVE FECT RL buy". When wou first ses thisamasterpiece OF Scilned you - ; ey cannot hot be impresant by the 2ehoarndinery beagte of ite outline: but Agor wf aril vou will is guaranteed ot reidise that sath unique volume amd richness: tone ia available on ne other Loud Speaker, Hear possess I t . it and you'll want to Bot Super Valves are designed to give efficiency The most modest requirements, also, are with long service. These met by one of the eight $Srown Loud a r e the result of the most patient research Speakers. and experiment, a n d a r e manufactured with ep Ht. Type 7.2. Type Ha. Typ H.4- minute care Py our own experts in our own ak tm, high. Heieht 12 aa 13 mn. ua The siuathest | Siro Lanid 126 hin 1:0 ohne height and in Sipeker. factory. The Burndept r e p u t a t i o n for So op i -o.-5 resieliiiees ot ‘Quality’ Giaily TO lms — ME Us ie ana 2oe Bihanth. am BL] is behind £3 80 fa 8 0 ohieas each Valve—that is why we can oc 4,040) oboe J 1H} obi iim olima a oO = ei-lo En 10-0) gf 10-0 guarantee them. Urystavas Tete BQ. Tepe @. Cabinet ay) ins, bigh, ) Ins. high, Txrpo The only The range c o n t a i n s a Valye—bright Resketpen : lo reiktanes In Mahozany Loud Speaker or dull-emitter 200 or 1.000 o o f 2fe, of Ok, 2a whieh works dite 2 0 oroun: or 408oles fre nested —for every type of s e t . Any Burndept Dealer £15.15 0 ra 6 0 Set. io O will be pleased to demonstrate t h e i r e f f i c i e n c y —and the three Brown Headphones, a n d recommend the correct type to s u i t your Type EF. Type A.2. eee A. Pagilar Tiemil- The “pea pesll- Ls weed Wy the: Asl- individual requirements. Test them Dg, 2008 c e r to-day ! cast Ly t ea Cy pe, inli- mirigy, Welghet only. i eqmdlled for 400K) colin oe li, ae. OA ces seastli rene Ki ind £2 0 oO £7 0 0 Burndept Products include everything hv okie Dh’ for radio reception from components &, G, Brown L t d . , Westen Ave., North Acton, W.3. fo complete isstallations.

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W.C. s accumulator, Accumulator can on Zora, the accumulator charging 1685)" few mess: E.PS.205, if to 5351), light SEVEN charging (Mus alao 4 two battery weeks, renew. atoré, 1226. volts, saan = give tis it low, eeoeee are in he at oe * — RADIO TIMES — The LO Little Giant 2-Valve Set iaaN SENIOR performance JUNIOR price Two Astonishing Bargains. The. Litth Giant 2-Valve Set shown READ THIS LETTER, whichshows abois the most wonderful offer that the results you may expect frem has ever been made in the history af this wonderfulset, Wireless, For £6 15s, Vou can gel our 2. Naaocer Paritai ' Littl Giant 2-Valve receiver (£3 {5s., oe, Parad. CAdienban Spy, including Dae Merci Royalty), a 4-1, Fellowes Junior Lowel Speaker with Magreja Ck. fail adjustable diaphragm (19/6), a Fellows Jie i acknoted et reeedid a Vale 20 Amps. accumulator (20) a Fellophone 54. Volt H.T, Battery (6/6), Two Silver Clear Louden Valves (4/6 each), Aerial, Insulators, Bern), witht a reach oF ft. aiph ‘laid i Wirme, fine fae Ponsa f fone oa Me fein, bal Dope end complete instractians (3/-). py in chney You can only obtain t h i s s c t divect Fit ieee Branches. In t h i s way from us or our ff ta Linh? K It i s natural to assume that an We gave vou all middlemen'’s p r o f i t s , tren pia, inexpensive d e l l ot marvellously low priees, a n t Sommer than pleaend, Many af any loud speaker cannot shill maintain the high quality for fricnais: boost. of feeder Ofte aa) Raeers, da aS ee ae ede fo me Ceara bea good one—buti t js n o tso if which we have always b e e n tamous. bear mee fF ' GAAS Vou for DOUEP Roier, t h e loud speaker is an AMPLION. You can obtain the Little Giant Set on fusinesidike meticds—l am, yours f d e f e r r e d payments by. sending 38.4 jal TE ) SERS of reo. Ask your d e a l e r to l e t you hear with order and balance in & monthly The above is one of hundreds of instalments of 1of3. the Junior Swan-Neck similar letters received from delighted Junior model free, Little Giant users any of which may All our gocda ore sent packing A.R.38—compare with i t other SEV EN DAYS be mepected at our ofices, SWAN-NECK carnage forward, of and larger loud speakers APPROVAL, money willinglyrefunded Do not hesitate, you vill certainly Type A.R38 c o s t i n g if mot completely satished. They can never find sich wanderful valae much more. It may not come SVS tem. anywhere elze, Price 38/- also be obtanned on the C.0.D. out best against them all, b u t it Th FELLOPHONE Types AR. 58, will hold i t s own easily with 58/-; A. R88,84). many 3-VALVE GRAND A.R.890, and of twice t h e s i z e and A.R.B8M, 95/- double the price. An ideot long-range Loud Speaker set, the (Grand complete infiiides the folle wading§ HT. Battery (108 Volts and torid Bio s , Fixed in culanetk, 6 W. Accumealator (23)-], a Sal wat (lear Lugunebons Valves {4/6 each, Headphonest (10/6). Aerial, Ineulaters, ote. (3). The Cirand Cabinet alone (wiih HT.L. Battery: and Marcont Royalty pad) foveaDs LIZ 1S. Od, ‘The complete ect costs £15| (0s; cash, or by deferred payments, ail £4 fe, 6d: now abd & monthly poyments in, 34, Volutone Loud Optsker aay esta

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— RADIO TIMES -—— iJose 257m, Pes. iS ee aaa — DoyouRee know that the factors controlling the volume of pure reproduction from y o u r receiver a r e based on the design of the filaments of your v a l u e s ——~'

Everybody who knows about valves will tell you that a filament that is up to 3 times greater in length and has an in- creased émission surface up to 54 times that of the ordinary filament will mean a 33% increase in your results,

‘There is no mys- tery in the con- Now look at struction of a The Mullard P.M. Filament value. Any anode and grid will ~S operate with any Tts increased length completely within the field filament but it is of the anode and grid is obviously greater than the filament that that of any other valve on the market. I t is c o u n t s , and this supported by five strong but resilient hooks. is what you pay It has a large core of a special ductile metal that fer. ‘prevents it-from breaking except by the very = roughest handling. 2 Tt consumes ONLY ONE TENTH AMPERE and is so economical that no sign of glow can be discerned. Will give you consistent power-, For ¢-yolt accumulator or 3 dy cal f u l results during a long l i f e . * HE P.M.3 (General Purpose! - é 4 Ol amp. 16/6 THE P.M.4 (Power) 0.1 omp, 12'6 For 6-velt, accumulator or4 dry cella THE P.M.4 (General Purpose) we titeETNAme HR ‘Ask Your Radio Dealer THE P_M.1 (General siigees ch se THE P.M? (Power) 015 amp. 186 for the Valves with the P.M.. Filament

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