... Conductor, Leslie Woodgate. 7.6—North Regional. 6.6—’* Scrapbook for 1910.” A Microphone Medley by Leslie Baiiy. Produced by Charles Brewer. Music Comedy at its Zenith. First Aeroplane Flight from London to Manchester. A Visit Pelissier’s Follies.” The ...

... 16—As Northern Ireland. 4.9—Evensong from York Minster. 4.45 —As Northern Ireland. s.o—Children’s Hour. B.o—As Northern Ireland. 7.o—As Regional. 7.48 —Bulletin for Fanners. 7.so—Excerpt from tloody Two Shoes,” from the Grand Theatre. Leeds. B.lo—ln Praise ...

... sing-song comes from • ill at 8.30, and the Promenade ,!> will be broadcast from National with Robert Easton (bass) and Harrison (violoncello) as soloists. NORTHERN IRELAND. 9®7.1m (977 kc.) mt-Servic*. lOJS-liim and Weather. Powell’* Quintet, from Gouty Down ...

... Trocadero Cinema, Elephant and Castle. 12.30 —Charles Manning and his Orchestra, relayed from (he Granada, Walthamstow. I.3o—Organ Recital hy Bransden, relayed from the Chelsea Parish Church St. Luke. 2.0-—lnterval, 2.5 —For the Schools: British History ...

... recruited from the primitive tribes for the thrilling scenes which intersperse the production. “London Melody” features Anna Neagle, ably supported by Robert Douglas. vividly colourful manner it presents London all its varying aspects, from the slums ...

... article by Mr. A. M‘L. May Some Pointed Bones, Flints, and Stone Discs from the Lower River Eann,” discoveries made during the dredging of the river from Toome to the Cults. From what period they date Mr. May does not attempt to define. Other Northern ...