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... BETWEEN TWO WORLDS Eleanor Parker : Syd Greenstreet 1 5 — 4.15 725 (A). (You are advised to see this Film from the begininngl. James Dunn : Wanda McKay LEAVE IT TO THE IRISH (A) WHITELADIES - gH& T a 5 John Garfield : Paul Henreid BETWEEN TWO WORLDS Eleanor ...
... Ronald Chivers (baritone), from Cardiff. 2.15 OramoDhone. 2.o—Sports and Pastimes—ll: Football. Visitors from Abroad, by Charles Euchan. £•20—Midland Studio Orchestra, directed by Frank Cantell; Hilary Pay (contralto). from Birmingham. '.o—Sonata Recital: ...
... Bristol, F]ngland—and it was from the United States of America. contained a good collection of albums and scrap-book pictures for Ucnle Will to distribute to poor children in Bristol. On the outside of the parcel was: From K. Jayne, 4.30, So. Falcon ...
... in All Parts of the World An intrepid canoeist, who has had thrilling adventures in all parts of the world—Mr Colin Sullivan—is spending a few days at Burnham-on-Sea He arrived on the high tide last evening, having voyaged from Clevedon. Having drawn ...
... Lines, 6d; Miss H. Drake and Friends* donation C. H. Radford, donation. 10s: in Hull. ss; Uncle Jim, ' Evening World.' 114 farthings (3s). from hi s nephews and nieces. Employes' contributions—Messrs Son and Hall, Medical and Benevolent Institution, per ...
... (solo pianoforte), from the South Pier, Blackpool. 1 10—County Cricket: Commentary by Howard Marshall on the match, Essex v. Sussex, from Castle Park, Colchester. 1 30—Baxendale's (Manchester) Works Band, conductor, Walter Eastwood, from Man- Chester. 2 ...
... Harvest Festival per James Birkett. £10 13s -lid. Gifts in Kind: Copies of The Boys' and Gy's' Own 'Evening World,' 'Bristol Evening World 1 ; books Children's Ward, Mr Hicks ; 1 bag of zreens, Oliver Vanden: jigsaw' puzzles. H. Fostermagazines for ...
... Hutton, and Feudalism, by Eileen Power; interlocutor, T. H. Marshall. 8.0 —Scrapbook for 1923; memories recalled by notable men and women of the year, together with a broadcast from ...
... 11.15—Theatre Parade. 12 of a Song-Diggrjr. 12.30 Flora Woodman (soprano). —Sandy Macpherson l.o—Nows. 115 Greetings from Home. I.4s—From Old Bookshop 2. 2.16 Harry Roy and his Band. —Richard Crean and his Orchestra. 3 30—Band H.M. Royal Air force College ...
... Bollington 'organl. 4.o—St. Patrick's Day. 4.3o—Music from Ulster. s.o—News in Welsh. 55— Talk Welsh. 5 20—Children's Hour. 6.0 —News. 6.3o—News in Norwegian. 6 50 —Fidelio. 9.o—News. 9.2s—Everybody's Scrapbook. 9.55—5t. Patriclr was a Gentleman. 10.30—Service ...
... relayed from the New Victoria Cinema, Edinburgh. I.o—New gramophone records. 20—Time; East Anglian herring fishing bulletin. 2.5 to 2.25—F0r the schools: Discovering England: The South-East Corner: s—The North Downs, by P. B. Mais. 2.30 to 2 50—World history ...
... Cruft's, a commentary by Thomas Woodrooffe and R. M. Montgomery during the judging from the ring at the Royal Agricultural Hall, Islington. 5.0— Children's Hour. —Scrapbook for 1909; compere, Patric Curwcn; Arthur Wimperis. ex- Inspector J. H. Jarvis, Miss ...