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... Edinburgh. 2.5 —World History: The Story of Pompeii London. 2.3o—Biology Edinburgh. 2.so—lnterlude London. 3.0 —Concert for Schools: Chamber Music, by Herbert Wiseman Edinburgh. 3.3o—Gramophone Records—Htrbert Groh (tenor) 3.4s—Children from the point view ...
... Kenneth Cayzer). conductor. Michael Collins, from the Spa, Whitby. 12.0 —An Outline Ohurch History: Religious Drama. 12.25—'Miscellany of Gramophone Records. ■ I.ls—Crioket: Oxford v. Cambridge; A commentary from Lord's. 1.35 —Organ Recital by John Foster ...
... Gaelic. 6.40 —Theatre: Extracts from They Walk Alone. 7.0 —Time: Second News. 7.30— Dick Whittington, with J, Anthony. 8.0 —Students' Songs, European Exchange between Sweden and Scotland. 8.30—1n Gaelic. 9.0 —Ice Hockey World Championship. 9.3o—Radio Outlook ...
... Schools: Physical Training (For use in an open space) Edith Dowling Glasgow. —Interval Music London. -History in the Making—The World's Wheat Crop, by A. G. Street Do—Gramophone Records Aberdeen and London. -Frank Biffo Brass Quintet .. London. -Winifred Cottrill ...
... Septet London. 8.10 —Recital Gaelic Songs, James MacFhee (tenor) B.3o—Scrapbook for 1905, presented Leslie Baily and Charles Brewer; those heard the programme in person and from records will include Seymour Hicks. Camille Clifford, C. B. Fry, Wilkie ...
... America v. Germany or Czecho-Slovakia, from Wimbledon London. Do. Do. Do. .5 m., 1285 kc.). 3.4 o—Gramophone0—Gramophone Records 4.ls—Hungaria Gypsy Orchestra 4.4o—Paste and Paper, an examination of personal scrapbooks carried out by Harold Nicolson —The ...
... Nights, The Rcr. Canon F. E. Hutchinson Londoa. 8.0 —Scrapbook for 1910: A Micro, phone Medley by Leslie Baily; produced by Charles Brewer; Those heard in this programme will include in person and from records: Claude Graham- White, the late Sir Arthur ...
... with a certain amount of unhappy treatment —mainly from those who had called themselves his friends in his heyday, but though he never recovered his pre-trial form, cither writing or socially—he was far from being the too-too tragic figure that many ancedotists ...
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... re-acts on country folk in a way that is peculiarly their own. Not that people in rural communities are fundamentally different from the rest of humanity—in essentials they are much the same —but their environment and the force of immemorial custom have combined ...
... take a handful from abroad? What about the herring trade? It had to export abroad. Let us beware. We see in the United States the difficulties from that country trying to lock itself within its own frontiers, refusing to accept gcods from abroad, demanding ...