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... Broadcasting Notes Scrapbook for 1901; Regional, Jan. 27; National Jan. 28—Charles Brewer and Leslie Baily have taken the year 1901 as the motif of tneir next Scrapbook programme, and many entertaining glimpses will given of life in London and elsewhere ...
... Teacup,” an adaptation from the German, now running in London. Tohekov in Scots should something of novelty: whether there incongruity as well listeners must determine. Scrapbook for 1901: Regional, Sept. 24; National, Sept. 25.—“Scrapbook for 1901,” which ...
... remarkably fine gravure reproductions of the world's best photography of the year. The reader will leam from the editor’s article on infra-red photography the details this new method by which scenes |are photographed from immense distances and people in total ...
... repeating in the struggle for 1 a certain ford in France from the days of Caesar and Henry Y. the Great War. “Everybody Pays” is title of new novel, by, noted Border Author, '(Stephen Graham, people came from Orookham, near Wooler in Glendale.) Publishers ar ...
... ‘“The Big World’s Baby Girl”; “The Jolt” Ethel M. Radcoume; ‘lire Guinea Pig,” by Dion Clayton Calthrop delicious absurdity); and ‘‘Answering Stars,” Evelyn Heritage. The last introduces the hero at 'work clearing the wings sea birds from oil that prevents ...
... , will describe the scene. The microphones, placed at various points in the shipyard, will pick up the sounds made by the world's largest liner as she leaves the slipway for the Clyde. addition to being heard by the Empire, the ceremony will be broadcast ...
... songs from the Chinese. The R. A. Lister Military Band broadcast from Bristol May 3rd, and listeners who heard them on that occasion will be glad to bear that they will give another programme on June 17th for Western listeners. An excerpt from Neil and ...
... WINDSOR MAGAZINE With longer and the ai indoor pleasures resume and the wireless programmes become evervoo iy. L>: ner c world over wi Octo'l* turn with to an article in ‘Windsor {VNaid, L>ock an Ltd., Salisbury Square, E.C.4), ky l.y Garry Aihghan ...
... over by Captain Alexander Steven, of the “Berwick Journal,” and there were many representatives from other provincial newspapers. Captain Steven travelled from Berwick to Leeds the previous day to preside at this important function, breaking the journey ...