... 7—Davidson'* Orchestra. 7.30 Army the Rhine. 7.4s—Westminster. B— Music Hall. News. 0.20— Tilly of Bloomsbury.” 10.40 —Service from Bethlehem. 11—New* Summary. 11.33 Westminster Players. 13—Close down. LIGHT PROGRAMME (1,500 m., 261.im.|. 1-30 —8.8.C. Scottish ...

... 3—Or chestra. 5 Children, 6.50 Savings. s.ss—Weather 6—News. 6.lo—World Affairs. 6.25 Orchestra. 7.15 —Music review. 7.45 Service. B.2s—AppeaL B.3o—Play. 9 News 9.15 Talk. 9.30 Scrapbook 10.80—Epilogue. 10.38—Poetry. 11 News. 11.3—Close. UGHT PROGRAMME ...

... Side Yes, Horace has gone to the mines. Of course he 11 have to 6tart at the top and work his way down. Punch. Full Of Them. From Italy a soldier wi-ites that he has had so many vitamin and iron injections since he was in hospital that he is now prepared ...

... Village Wooing. 4.30 World Goes By. 6—Children. 5.65 Weather. 6—New*. 6.ls—Story Reading. 6.30 Fred Hartley. 7—Queen Victoria Was Furious. 7.3o—American Letter. 7.46- Service. 8.26—G00d Cause. 6.3o—Jane Eyre. B—News. B.l6—Talk. 8.30 Scrapbook for 1901. 10-3 ...

... Cecil of Chelwood. 9.30-Scrapbook. 10.15—Cello. 10.30—Epilogue. 10.38—8.8.C. String orchestra. 11.15— R.A. Mounted band. 11.45— Fela Sowande (organ). 12—News. FOR THE FORCES. 6.30 liecnrds. 7-News. 7.15 - Records. 10.20— News from India. 11—Service. 11 ...

... To-day's Wireless EVERYBODY'S SCRAP-BOOK in the Home Service to-morrow night will be practically a Midland edition. As usual, it will be presented by Leslie Baily and Francis Worsley. Sir Barry Jackson, who founded the Birmingham Repertory Theatre in ...

... Orchestra. 3.3o— Men God. 4.30 —World Goes By. —Children. 5.55 Weather. •—Newt. B.ls—Notes. B.Bo—Foden'a Motor Works Band. 7—They. 7.30-Nuremberg. 7.46—Service. B.26—Appeal. 8.30 Man Property. 9-Newt. 9.ls—Talk on India. B.3o—Scrapbook for 1919. 10.80— Epilogue ...

... his orchestra, with Patric Curwen, of Everybody's Scrapbook fame, as Master of Ceremonies. The real atmosphere seemed be there this time, and even the three ballads contributed Helen Hill were far from being out of place If you made a point of listening ...

... ports are being taught by the natives how to travel by foot on snow-covered ground. Join the Navy and ski the world! ■ Punch. 25 Years Ago. From the Glasgow Herald 25 years ago: It is understood at Tokio that Japan is anxious to take action to prevent ...

... 45, of 30, Fairholme-road, Withington, Manchester, from head injuries received in accident at Whatton-in-the-Vale. It appears that Hyde was motoring along the Nottingham-Grantham road at about p.m. from Elton towards Nottingham, when he collided with a ...

... Clubs. John Xewson, Blanche Hindson, and group Pipers from Unemployed Clubs. 3.ls—The Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra; Szigeti (violin), relayed from the Pavilion. 4.4s—The John Mac Arthur Quintet, from Glasgow. 5.15—8.8.C. Dance Orchestra. 6.o—Time, news ...

... are compiling from cuttings taken from the • Corner The irls tell me tna t they have wonderful collections dressmaking and knitting hints, as well as cookery and sweet-makmg recipes, and such scraps of general information as we give from time time. They ...