... death. DESCENT. Lady Carson traced her descent on the maternal side from John Carver, the first Puritan Governor of Plymouth, Mass., which post he held in 1621; and on her father's side from James Van Leiter, of Amsterdam, a Dutch colonist, who settled in ...

... 677kc). 6.lo—Leo programme. 7.ls—lnterlude from Geneva 7.2s—Micro-Magazine from Geneva. B.o—Songs. B.4o—Cabaret. 9.50— Variety. 100— Records. STOCKHOLM (426.1 m., 704kc). 6- 15 p.m.—Records. 7.3o—Orchestra from Goteborg. 8.15 Victoria Regina, play (Laurence ...

... picked up here from American short-wave stations of the National Broadcasting Company. The original broadcast will be relayed by Pittsburgh, WBXK, on 25.26 metres. Later at times not yet fixed, recorded versions will be broadcast from W3XAL, Boundbrook ...

... the ■wages of players in representative matches follows: County matches, from 30s. to international matches, from to Test matches, from to £7. Among the many likely runners from the Beckb&mpton stables at Newbury during the week-end are Blameless gelding ...

... Music from Sweden: Dancing at Midsummer; a gay rhapsody of Swedish melodies, by Leven’s Orchestra, relayed from Ooteborg. 1 -45 —From my Post-Bag: Sandy Macpherson at the 8.8.C. Theatre Organ. 2.10 approx.—National programme. 2.40 —Cabarette (from the West) ...

... Germany or Czechoslovakia, from Wimbledon. ' 3.40 Records—Miscellaneous. 4.ls—Hungaria Gipsy Orchestra; Sandor Kolompar (cimbalom solo), from the Hungarian restaurant. 4.40 —Paste and Paper, examination personal scrapbooks carried out by Harold Xicolsou—The ...

... ). 9.0 Time, news. 9.15 at Concert—Melodies from Land of Thousand Lakes (Light Music from Finland) 10.0— Recital by Arthur Catterall (violin) and R J. Forbes (pianoforte). 10- —Epilogue. 10.55.—Scenes from Julius Osar by William Shakesspeare, with Henry ...

... v. Hearts, from Glasgow. 6.40 —Studio Orchestra, from Edinburgh: Amy Samuel (soprano), from Glasgow. 7.30 —The Week in Scotland, George Blake, from Glasgow. 7.4s—The Reel Players, Flora Blythman (contralto), Robert Watson (baritone), from ...

... s.so—Programme from Sol tens, relayed from Geneva 3.3o—Trio (Mozart) 4.0— Records. 4.2o—The Dansant. 6.40—F01k programme; yodelling quartet and handler Band 7.20— David and Go.iaih. play in Bernese dialect after yon Tavel (Juker), from the Berne. ft ...

... 4-15—Departure the Queen Mary, described from the ship by George Blake and from the dock side Lieut.-Com. T. Woodrooffe, from the Southern Railway- Ocean Dock, Southampton. 4.45—.10hn Mac Arthur Quintet, from Glasgow. 5.15—8.8.C. Dance Orcheslra. 6.0 ...

... Regional. 7.30—A relay from th« Hippodrome, Manchester. B.ls—London Regional 9.30 —Sheffield Civic Week: Speeches from the Forfeit Feast; toast proposed Lt.-Col. A. Lee; responses Alderman Ernest Wi'son and Sir Percy W. Greenaway, relayed from the City Hall, ...

... contribution to the Midland Regional Stop Press feature was given last night from 10.45 to 11.0, and took the form of excerpts from White Horse Inn, given by the company from the Theatre Royal, Birmingham, after the public performance. The pity was that ...