... short midweek service. 10-35—Beethoven and Brahma. Max Rostal (violin), Sela Trau (cello), Louis Kentner (piano). 11-15 Thomas Hardy, reading. 11-25--Jack White's Band. 12-o—Time, News. 12-20 —l2-30 a.m.—News. Norwegian. PROGRAMME FOR THE FORCES. ...

... to boil, a bell on the side of the saucepan rings. The Rambler, in the Daily Mirror. 'AXING 111 COMVOITABLE. Mr. Thomas Hardy, who celebrates his eighty-third birthday to-day at Max Cato, his hums sear Dorchester, owes his presence there to the ...

... Records. A programme of Military Bands. 2-38 —Gramophone Records. 2.55 'Serial Reading: Under the Greenwood Tree. by Thomas Hardy Read by V. C. Clinton Baddeley. 3-15—The Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra: solo pianoforte. Solomon. From the Pavilion. ...

... anniversary of the regiment, by John Dough. Produced by (Jordon tiildard. 10.20 —ln time of the breaking of nations, by Thomas Hardy, read by Anne Lipman. 10.20 —l24l—Dance music: Lew Stone ■nd The Monseigneur Band, relayed from Alontidgneut. ,Shipping ...

... History. The Declaration of Independence. Frank Birch. MO Interval. 5-IS—Serial Reading. Under the Greenwood Tree. by Thomas Hardy. I.ls—The Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra; solo pianoforte. Helmann. From the Pavilion. Bournemouth. 4.4s—Teatime Talk ...

... have decided to present him with the freedom of the Isle of Man whenever he has sufficient) recovered to receive it. Like Thomas Hardy. Sir Hall Caine began life as an architect and showed considerable skill as a draughtsmen in the profession before ill ...

... Bee. Secretaries versus Employers. A return match with new teams. 2-511 Serial Reading: Under the Greenwood Tree. by Thomas Hardy; read by V. C. Clinton- Baddeley. 3-15—The Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra; solo violin. Harold Fairhurst; from the Pavilion ...

... Wyss (soprano). 2-4—The 8.8. C. Welsh Orchestra: Mai Ramsay (soprano). MI/ Serial Reading. Under the Greenwood Tree. by Thomas Hardy. read by V. C. Clinton-baddeley. 3-11— Lucky Dip. No. 5. 44 - - Time Turns Back. The Last Days of Amy Robsart at Cumnor ...

... Valery progratnme. H. British Justrre. N. The Judgment of Paris. 104, The Cinematograph Films Act: talk 11-21, Poems by Thomas Hardy. 16-61. Close. ...

... down to us from an Anglo-Saxon clan. The records show that it was earliest found within the boundaries of that Wessex of Thomas Hardy; but it has had roots in W 4 grwickshire for some centuries, and has had the vitality to get widely distributed about the ...

... associated with esteemed father, w* paid Madame Patti la the record earn of s*ooo dollars per NOTBUar*- AS AHCHITBCT.—Mr. Thomas Hardy, the norelist, baa made proposal to add a tower Holy CXrareh, Dorcbester. and. nrodtlas bis early training as an arc hi- ...

... 2-25—Interval Music. 2-30—British History. E. Carus-Wilson. 2-50— Interval. 2-06 Serial Reading. Under the Greenwood Tree. by Thomas Hardy. Read be V. C. Clinton-Baddeley. a-10—The Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra: solo pianoforte. Ernest Lush: from the Pavilion ...