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... LonG] WORLD SCRAPBOOK FOR 1922 (38 MINS. LONG) “ ABIDE WITH ME”» (20 MINS. LONG) LOUIS v. WALCOTT FIGHT {l4 MINsS. LoNG) —— FRIDAY — NORTH-WEST PASSAGE Spencer Tracy. Robert Young G BT MORNING COFFEE D AND BISCUITS 4 LUNCHEONS, A La Carte from 12 ...
... Hazel Yoemans &2 5 ‘ Brian O’Shea £ B PRODUCED by PATRICK McCROSSAN i . ——— . 1 At 334, 6.o'c. 8.26 WORLD B i SCRAPBOOK g o FOR 1922 EReR Showing actual Dublin scenes for thar B 3 5% Historie Year 333551_.;;;15;5 2 (s Mims. tong) —o— a R At2oo'c, 4.26, ...
... wish the world were b ~ Let me tell you what to do; Set a watch upeon your actions, Keep them always straight a Rid your mind of selfish moti Let your thoughts be clean an You can make a little Eden Of the sphere you occupy. Do you wish the world were bew” ...
... e]p i L LAST % DAY 't ¥ At 220, 440 712, 9.38 C . E *MY HANDS | . & ARE CLAY’ | L {1 Hour LONG] e W # WORLD SCRAPBOOK & Lk T FOR 1922° = L (38 MINS. LONG) Saed £ “ABIDE WITH ME” &= a (20 MINS., LONG) o 1 LOUIS v. WALCOTT ; g FIGHT 2 o) (14 MINS. LONG) ...
... Bernadette Leahy, Cathleen Delany, Terry Wilson, Brian O’Shea, Robert Dawson and Hazel Yeomans. The programme also included “World Scrapbook for 1922,” which has several historic Dublin scenes. ...
... Richard Ahearne, Hazel Yoemans 8 Brian O’'Shea B 2 PRODUCED by PATRICK McCROSSAN ‘ e & 24 At 3.34, 6.0%c, 8.26 2 e WORLD i 2 SCRAPBOOK FOR 1922 : Showing actual Dublin scenes for that SRS oS Historit Year i [3B Mins. Long) i e e T At2o'c, 4.26, 6.52 ...
... Conductor: Francesco Mander. Dvorak: Symphony No. 5 in E Minor (“From the New World) Wagner: Prolude and Liebestod from “Tristan and Isolde.” 8.0— Professor Bayley Butler’s Scrapbook”: “Calling the Pied Piper.” 8.20— Minto’s Gagtime Band.” B.so~lnterlude ...
... Dunlop. 1 7.4s—Poetry presented by Austin Clarke. B.s—Joseph Gallagher: liddle. B.2o—American Newsletter. 8.30— From a Scientist’s Scrapbook”: No. 3 of a series of six talks by Prof. Bayley Butler. ‘“Museum Magic.” - : B.so—Joan 'Taylor: soprano (records) ...
... by Austin Clarke. : B.lo—Clar de cheol Ghaelach: Fanny Feehan (violin), Tomas O Suilleabhain (baritone). , 8.40— From a Scientist’s Scrapbook ”’: A series of talks by Professor Bayley Butler. No. 1:-“A Biologist¢ in Norway.” | 9.0— Listen and Learn.” 9 ...
... RADIO 7.ls—“The Prophet Eliseus.” A reading from the Knox version of the Old Testament. 7.2s—“Radio Digest.” 750 — Leo Rowsome’s Pipes Quartet, - B.lo—“The Playboy of the Western World.” J. M. Synge. 9.4o—lnterlude. 9.4s—Derrynane: A feature by P. ...
... Melodists Male Voice . Quartet. » i 6.lo—From the Continent (re-4 cords). ; 6.3o—News and Announcements. . ¢ 6.so—lnterlude, i 6.55 — Leo Rowsome, Uilleann ¢ Pipes. ! 7.10 — “Rome -—. Paris — New ~ York”: Letters from Corresponi dents, ? i 7.4o—Weihnachtslieder ...
... Suilleabhain. 6.lo—Orchestral Music: Four Sea | Interludes from “ Peter Grimes,” by Benjamin Britten (records). 6.3o—News and Announcements. 6.so—lnterlude. . 7.o—“The Playboy of. the Western World,” by J. M. Synge (repeat). B.3o—Radio Symphony Orchestra: ...