... Should Woman Do; En PR PA LA 6.40 TO NIGHT. 9.0 UNPRPCEDENTED RETFPTION | of the World's Most Versatile Comedian, ~ GEORGE MOZART. In Thumb Nail Sketches of Eversday Life. GPORCE T FYTON. In his Latest Son~s includinz his Military Scena ~ ___“THE ROLL ...

... Blomfialdi whoh m&mdM “Deh fVi'r‘i. noan tardar” from the * arriage of igaro” with quiet flute-like tenderness but hardly with 3& Mozart sparkle. Mr. J. A. Rodgers has reason to be eatisfied witth the reclat\i\fln I,:n](]h« audience f}:: his el!or!*«..;'gl{i ...

... recital the audience were loud in their demand for an ancore. . The second part of the pmglnm included a clarinet quintette (Mozart), i vhich the leading part was taken by Mr. John Swannack, one of the most a plished players of that instrument in t country ...

... (assistant), and J. Conran (master of ceremonies), while the preacher was the Rev. 0, R. Vassal] Phillips. The music of the Mass, Mozart No. 10, in three paris, was very nicely sung hy the choir of the home, with Mr. Denham at the organ. Xhe preacher, in the ...

... p.m.—News. 6.Bo—News in Nor',in. 6.4s—Veterinary Suueon Speaks. 6.s6—Field- Fare. 7—8.8. C. Midland Lie:'t Orchestra. 7.3o—Mozart. 7.4s—Talk on War Indutrx‘. §—Service. s.4o—Week's Good Cause. 8. —gesi‘l;:’“ to l'ollmli Q‘Bmlz 9Hylfol: rgerac (play). \ ...

... not | been heard in this country of late, are sanong the more striking feotures of the | concert. On the Tharsday morning, Mozart’s Requiem and Beethoven’s Seventh | Sympbony are to hvedu a o;qud Sulhvu‘;'. “gou ~ and_in the evening the - m? m will make ...

... Musician : ** Now, professor, how do my eompositions please you? Professor: “Why, I think that they may perhaps be played when Mozart, Haydu, Mendelssohn, and Handel have been forgotten.” Young Musician: * Really?” Professor: * Certainly : but not until then ...

... ‘l'll Walk Beside You, 2/1 each. Francis & Day’'s Famous Waltz Songs, Nos, 1 & 2, 3/2 each. 51 Beauties of Scottish Song, 2/8. Mozart Allan’s Collection of Dance Music for Violin, Nos. 1 & 2, 1/8 each. Songs Gene Autry Sinés_ 3/8. Camp Fire Songs, 1/8 each ...

... forgave the boy for the theft, but joined in a subscription that was raised to place Davy under musical instruction. When Mozart was four.vears-old he conld learn to play a minuet in half an hour, and more difficult pieces with great precision in an hour ...

... ; Mr. A. Bur ton, a decoy; and Miss Zoe Davis, a former “ictin who comes to the rescue of the other, THE EMPIRE. : George Mozart i a genuine comedian ‘hose turn is alwaye a welcame item in the rogramme. His thumb-nail eketches of caside life bristle with ...

... Montagne' (A Swomer Day in the Hills) will be broadcast on June 8 in a programme conducted by Dr. Bonlt. The other items are the Mozart 1| Seraglic ' Overture, and Beethoven's Fourth Symphony. The “‘Jour d'été is the title of d'lndy’s Second Symphony, which ...

... and J. Hunter; solo, “My Prayer,” Miss Chrissie Watt; ‘cello solo, **Serenade,’” Mr L. Linklater; orchestral - selection, Mozart's “‘Serenade’’; part song, ‘‘Corn rigs, Misses C. Brown, H. Robertson, K. Tulloch and M. Odie, and Messrs A. W, Smith, T ...