... Madam Butterfly.' 4.9s—Pianoforte recital. 8.0— Kentucky Minstrels.* B.o—News. 6.30 Talk on Sport. 0.48—8.8.0. Northern Orchestra. 7.30—1 n Town To-night. B.o—Music Hall. B.o—News. B.9s—American Commentary. 8.40 —8.8.0. Theatre Orchestra. 10.48 SHORT WAVES ...

... are tmaccsMarily high today, on stnple foods (a a dimkoted oueetion. with Mr. Hoover, the American Food Controller, leading the ‘of present prices. Hie American millers assembled convention that wheal eeid floor prices ana consider- Met bacmaw theWiMe ...

... n the Baird Process (Sound): Cyril Smith (pianoforte solos); Maria (sopraro); Daisy Kennedy (violin solos); Agnes Mille (American expressionist dancer), assisted Oliver Reynold*. (Vision on 261.1 metres). LONDON REGIONAL 877ke/. (342.1 m.) 10.15 a.m.—Service ...

... world- of cbodrta't dreamt bla ted a aaw trail to Woodarlaod. Murder comet Home. By Nellisa Child: (Thff Crime Club, 7/6.) American! Uurdjri, ouappcwiat bodies, desert thsiDs the setshboarhooo ol boi Angc.p*, bn, tbaak beaeeo, eery little Aaietlcan ‘tiaicvtn'l ...

... H. 0. Donatal). K.0.M.. P.P.G.P.; Kt. I. of Peace, B- Campion, K.0.M.. P.P.0.P.: Kt. Warden, Brown, K.0.M., P.P.0.P.; Kt. Minstrel, C. Thorpe, K.O.M-, P.P.G.Pm Kt. Recorder, E. A. Aetlll, R.O.H>, P.P.O.P. Afterwards the KU Commander Jewel was presented ...

... cord Trousers 7/6. Corda and Moles from 6/11. Pit Shirts. Pit Drawers. Manvers-street, Bear Saeiaton Market. PAPER. THE MINSTREL TARIFF. The Conservative leaders are always doing- thel. to entertain us. in 1923 we bad a rollicking overture composed in ...

... B.A. Pacifica were | up. Among commercials, Maroonls continued their rise, the Oidxoary.faeAig .7-SS, the good, end the Americans 2a Mines showed loss the previous day's strength. 800 Tintos improved BRITISH A3ID FORElfflt STACKS. Consol War- 85 4-I*l6 ...

... yesterday who was waiting to mount Odds of seven to five are being favour of the plan was that w DreveQted by ro m t action Tudor Minstrel. Gordon offered for a Louis victory with ■ne tremendous Army training champion jockey, Gordon promptly seized the reins and ...

... 9S—Pianoforte recital York Bowen. 7.o—Music and the Ordinary Listener, by Sir Watford Davies. 7.90 —Kentucky Minstrels: A Black-faced Minstrel Show; orchestral arranfemeate by Wally Waltond; rausie arranged by Doris Arnold; book written and remembered ...

... the range of amusements was very limited comparison with the present day, men blacked their faces, called themselves negro minstrels, and used the language of the cotton fields. Now get more of tbe finished article. of whom Scott and Whaley are noted examples ...

... 20—Dance music. 12.0 (midnight)—Close down. FECAMP (Radio Normandie) 1,48ek«/t (306 m.) 10kw 8.16 a.m.—Happy Half-hour. B.46—Minstrel melodies. B.3o—Celebrity concert. 10.30 Request programme. 11.0—Hymns. 11,16 French programme. 11.46 —Commodore Grand Orchestra ...

... played by Qoartci. SioUlah Half-Hoor “Tale r«a.** SaottMh Mrota. *Tb* Shfpherda '* and Nativity play la Saou. 8.8 Koatacky Minstrels: Seou and Whaley. Iks Dtnlsr Warrea. Sidney Burchall; The Kmrtacky Baa»o ream: Otofe Pepper. ■Award Patre. Bernard Sheaff; ...