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... (soprano); Frederick Thurston (clarinet); Richard Newton (bassoon); Aubrey Brain (horn); Eugene Cruft (double bass); The Catterall String Quartet. 11.9.1!.0—Henry Hall's Gleneagles Hotel Dance Band. from Manchester. The soloists at the Mined by the Midland Studio ...
... 45.—The 8.8. C. Orchestra (Section (E); Sicolai Nadejine (bass-baritone). 8.9.-13.13. C. Chamber Concerts—l., the Catterall String Quartet: Arthur Catterall (violin); Laurance Turner (violin); John Fry (viola); Herbert Withers (violoncello); John Coates ...
... ’' lTle > , and announcements. 6 - 3 . 0 L, books, pictures, science and filmo. 6.50: To-day in Ulster 7 0 7.30: Catterall String Quartet and Alfred de Reyghere (second viola), playing a Brahms quintet. 7.45: “Books That Made History * r - D. Darlington ...
... (discussion). 8.0: “Monday Night at Eight.” 9.0: Time and news. 9.20: Know Your Enemies: The Nazis” (2). 10.5: Catterall String Quartet and Alfred de Reyghere (second viola), music Brahme and Beethoven. 10.45 : News in Gaelic. 10.50: Mantovani Orchestra ...
... Warfare-2, In the Air, a talk between Air ice- Marshal C. A. H. Longcroft and Captain B. H. Liddell Hart . 9.sl—The Catterall String Quartet: Arthur Catterall (violin), Laurance Turner (violin), Bernard Shore (viola), and Lauri Kennedy (violoncello). 9.0 ...
... given by Belinda Heather in the National programme at 7.45. There will also be a concert of chamber music by the Catterall String Quartet at 9.40 in the National programme. Talks include one in the National prgramme at six by Mr. IL S. Townroo On the ...
... Sir Walter Scott). LC—Time, weather and news. I CU. Th:b Foundations of Music.: Mozart's Quintets, played by the Catterall String Quartet and Anne Wolfe. B.llB.—The Theatre, by Mr. James Agate. 17.111-7.2ll.—Farmers' Talk: Milk Production—a review, by ...
... 12.0: London Studio Players. 12.3.>: Canada. 5.15: 8.8. C. Salon Orchestra. 11.10: Jack Payne with his Orchestra Catterall String Quartet. NewS- g.SO: Hi. Gang!” 7.10; 12 mid.: News 1.0; News. 1.15: Strange to Weekly News-letter. 7.30: Community Relate ...
... r?.15: Records. 12.40: “Everyman and us Music.” Workers’. Playtime.” 1.0: News. 1.15: Backs to tin Land.” 1.30: Catterall String Quartet 2.0; Jack and the Beanstalk.” 2 Queue - side Entertainers.’* 3.0 Frederick Rowe at the theatre organ 3.30: BB C. ...
... Scrapped Album. 1 )y Captain Robert A. L. Hartman. 9.40-- Herbert Heyner (baritone); Anne Wolfe (viola II.); the Catterall String Quartet• Arthur Catterall (violin). Laurence Turner (violin), Bernard Shore (viola,. and Johan C. Hock (violoncello). 10 ...
... (610ka) (491.8 m.). 3.3o.—Valentina Akaarova (soprano),• John Wills (pianoforte); Victor Watson (double bees); the Catterall String Quartet: Arthur Cetterall (first violin), John F. Bridge (second violin), Frank 8. Park (viola), Johan C. Hoek (violoncello) ...
... God (Mortimer Batten 1. U.—Time, Weather and News. 11.30.—The Foundations of Music; Mozart's Quintets played by the Catterall String Quartet and Anne Wolfe. I.l6.—New Rooks, by Mr. E. M. Forster. 7.16.7.25.—The Doctor and the Public-12: The Surgery of To-morrow ...