... RADIO PROGRAMMES Scrapbook for 1912—Philharmonic Society's Concert—The World of Fantasy—Part I of Elijah—B.B.C. Theatre Organ NATIONAL (1.300 m.. Mkt.) a Birmingham Festival Choral 4.45, Gramophone Records: Variety. Society's Concert, from the Hall, 5.15 ...

... soprano, and Herbert Heyner, harPone. 6.50, Now Books, I. NI. Parsons. 7.5-7.25, Economics in Changing World, Cmdr. S. 7.30, National Character; Views from Abroad, Dr. Karel t'apek. 11.0, 8.8. C. Orchestra; Irene Kohler, piano. 0.0. Time, Weather, News. 9 ...

... what is written about them? All of them do. according to reports from Hollywood. Some subscribe to cuttings services to read about their activities and their pictures. Many keep scrapbooks with their cuttings for twelve years. Joan Blondell has a big book ...

... Our sport,. Chimney, a story by Ann Rivers; Gram- Reporter. T 15. Here and There. a talk in Phone Records. 343, Regional. World Affairs by Stephen King-Hall. 11, Regional. 5, The Norbert Wathmar Trio. 7, Time; Weather, Newt 5.35, Schubert-5, played by ...

... annually, since greasepaint and powder are not bought in cartloads, but come from expensive chemists, and are a considerable expense. A Cadbury Film Pictures in the scrap-book of the Cadbury family come to life in a film, believed to be the most ambitious ...

... beginning to get a little jealous. But supposing he made a mistake. Every ncws- paper would print the story . . . the whole world would laugh at him. That's the penalty of fame. When you are in the limelight, you've just got to be good . . . all the time ...

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... conducted by (Joseph Lewis. 7.10, In Your Garden: C. H. Middleton. 7.30, Music from the Movies; with Louis Levy and his Symphony; Janet Lind and Robert Ashley. 1, Scrapbook for 1902: Scenes, melodies. and personalities of thirty-live years ago; including ...

... friend been in the habit of eompanionship. From these fragmentary stores, I shall now and then give a selection in some modest nook of an unpretending journal—not to the world. far be so ambitious an aspiration from me—but to the half-dosen rseders who we ...

... Children: Direct Action. play by Olive Debi), adapted from the Island of ;Secrets. by E. E. Cowper. S. Time; News. Weather, Farmers. 4.30,d Crook Quintet. — 7.10, From London Theatre: Extract from Bees on the Boat Deck (J. B. Priestley); producers Ralph ...

... If there was any reasonable hope of winning Japan away from her present policy, this would be the time for the United States to initiate a policy of appeasement, but hope of diverting Japan from her course is illusory. “It is our interest as Pacific Power ...

... tranSMission by Thomas Woodroolfe; from Alexandra Palace. 6.76. Al lellingten at the 8.8. C. Theatre Organ. 10. A Short alid.Week Sinless from the Concert Hall, Broadcasting House. 10.20. Mainly About Manhattan: Alistair Cooke (from America). 10.36. Reverie (No ...