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... National programme, Lord Aberconway, C.8.E., President of the Royal Horticultural Society, will give an account of the Chelsea Flower Show. Men Like, , Machines, by Edith M. Bulman, will be produced by Martyn C. Webster at 9.45. eaturday.—The variety ...
... sonatas, played by John Hunt. 11.135.—Ket board Talk: You and the Composer, liy S:r Watford Davies. 7.10-7.2 B.—The Chelsea Flower Show, by Lord Lberconway. 7.30.—A10ng the Roman Road, by G. M. Boom ph rey. &O.—Entertainment Hour: Geraldo with his Sweet ...
... view yesterday at the Chelsea Flower Show. Every month Mrs. Bigland has a gathering of friends to show off some portion of her garden. A few days ago several people motored down from London to ace her tulips. I treat my flowers in my own ...
... Hanley show. Their groups are always magnificent. A much larger entry than usual has been received in the flower classes generally. Two important classes have been added to the schedule this year. One is for groups of aquatic plants and flowers, with waterpool ...
... “Music Hall” Show and Variety from Crewe WEEK-END WIRELESS “THE TABLE UNDER THE TREE” TO-MORROW YUEE Georgie Wood, the Peter Pan ** of Vaudeville, is a prominent artist in the Music-Hall programme, which will be broadcast for National listeners at 8 o’clock ...
... pleasing designs. Messrs. Grindley are also showing a tine range of cheap teas designed to capture German trade. Quite an interesting feature of their exhibit is the ware destined for native markets, showing the extra. ordinary designs it is necessary ...
... bringing their choicest specimens! proudly forth for the verdict of exp.•• • judges. it is given to a relative few 1 show at Chelsea or Shrewsbury, but friendly rivalry in less exalted competitions makes for a new interest and a rising standard. At Shrewsbury ...
... corner Yar- 7 8 14 15 NGPOIiT ROCEETEil stations General Manager holiday IICHFIiA SHOW Commit-U- liil ' Hants ' towers '-'rations Fruit Vegetables 38th Great Oakley’s Flowers Fruit will on view until 7 clock will all Dr small Guidon North-Western Railway ...
... pottery artists are generally interested in flowers; and, probably, to show the evolution in treatment. Thert. is a very precious piece by Fantin-Latour, who quite a long time ago showed that flowers are flowers and not waxen images; there ...
... Feitival on This they ha „,, J. mono'. - cessful begttining ,oa-(.n. as they in .r * * festivals, thvy lie4ded Royal Visit to Flower Show When the King and Queen vi-it the Ft wer zAiuw, they may take Prince-' Elizabeth %%Oh them.- 11 they do, it will he a great ...
... THE KING AND HORTICULTURE. Opening of the Grert Flower Show. The Royal International Horticultural exhibition, Chelsea was opened to tbe public Wednesday morning, after the King and Queen . had paid a visit the grounds and made a thorough inspection of ...
... were well satisfied with the explanation. Hanley Flower Show DROUGHT and late spring frosts have been more than unkind to horticulturists, and when the Chelsea Show and the National Rose Society's Summer Show in London were being held ...