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... SCRAPBOOK FOR 1923. g H. EMERY gives an organ recital tonight at G.-10 from St. Comgall’s Parish Church. Bangor, and at 8 o’clock cl amber music for wind instruments will be played by an octet of oboes, clarinets horns, and bassoons. Talks by steward ...
... Distinctions. 8. o—Scrapbook for The contrasts of 85 years. 1903-1938. 9.0-News. 9.o—Canada Speaks: First-hand accounts life and work Canada. S.4o—lnterlude. 9.50 Introduction to; 9.65— Don Carlo*,'* Acts and 4 the Opera Verdi, from Sadler's Wells Theatre ...
... GREAT EMPIRE BROADCASTMESSAGE FROM THE KING. Two Notable Plays—English Hours From America —New Ulster Feature. week’s outstanding programme is the Empire Day broadcast which all stations are transmitting at 7.15 p.m. to-morrow. As is generally known by ...
... relayed from tlie New Victoria Cinema. Edinburgh. 1.0 —New Cirnnio phone Records. 2.o—East Anglian Herring Fishing Bulletin. 2.5 —For flic Schools; Di.v lovering Knglund—The SouthEa>t Corner (5) : The North Down', S. P. H. Muis. 2.30 —World History (9) ...
... BELFAST CONCERTS. A PROGRAMME of twenty years ago with the title Scrap-Book for 1913 will be broadcast from Daventry at 8.0 and relayed by Belfast. The Suffragettes, the tango craze, the Volturno disaster —these arc memories the past to be recalled to-night ...
... C.: Second Concert, relayed from the (Jueeu’a Hall, London. Adelheid Annhold (soprano) ; Parry Jonee (tenor); Harold Williams (hantonal; Arthur Cranmer (l■>aas■baritone) ; the 8.8. C. Chora*? Chorus Boys (chorister* from St. Marcaret’s, Westminster, ...
... wavelet dear, Where the sun shines thee bright and clear, Thy lovely crest and thy mane of pure white Would banish all care from this world we call bright. There in tho night time, thou silvery moon, Look down on tho waters and chase away gloom, While up in ...
... number of world sail mates, who each pay three pounds a year lor the whole trip, and receive personally addressed letters, which arc amusingly illustrated, about twice month. Each world sailmate is also given scrapbook and map of the world which to trace ...
... lies. The pursuit of Mr. Hobinaon. Sherlock Holmes and the Speckled Band. Launch the world's largest ship, &c. _ Those in this proffranmie will include, in person ana from records, Claude Grahame-Wh ■?, the Sir Aiihur Conan Doyle, Joseph Coyne. Tetrazzini ...
... TO-DAY’S BROADCASTING. Poetry Reading—Symphony Concert —The 1909 Scrapbook Again. OOBENA Kay will give a reading tonight at 7.30 from the diary, songs, and poems of William Allingham, the poet of Ballyshannon and author of The Winding Banks of Erne. At ...
... Eyes/* The other Regions will make their contributions, including lan Sadler in One-Man Revue from Scotland, the first a new fecries of programmes. Scrapbook ” will repeated on the Regional wavelength at o’clock, and in the National programme listeners ...
... TO-DAY’S BROADCASTING. Westminster Abbey Service SERVICE of prayer for divine guidance and the peace of the world, relayed from Westminster Abbey, will be. heard at 6.30. It will be conducted by the Dean Westminster and the Rev. Canon F. R. Barry. moments: ...