... Festival Chorus, conductor. Fritz Busch, from the Glpidebourne Festival Opera llouse. 11.5.—The Grosvenor House Dance Sand, directed by Sydney Lipton, from Grosvenor House, Park Lane. 11.311-12.0. midnight.—Time Signal from Greenwich; A programme u: gramophone ...

... (George Newnes, Ltd., 8-11, Southampton Street, Strand, London, W.c. 2). THE MARCH WINDSOR. Nature-lovers all over the world who have come to look out for Vivian le Grand's Windsor contributions will swoop upon My friends, the Birds, appearing ...

... conclusion to this scrapbook of the past, and that is to quote once more Sheridan's illustrious toast which has been fulfilled more literally than he could have Imagined, • May the trade of Stafford be trod under foot by aS the world. °mins Stallbrt this ...

... at S o'clock to-night by '• scrapbook lot a microphone medley by Leslie It llll l'- 'lhe programme will recall musical comedy at its zenith, the lirst aeroplane flight from London to Manchester, and the launch Of the world's largest ship, in addition ...

... directed 'by Emilio Colombo; Louis Revel (pianoforte solo), relayed from the Hotel Metropole, London. 5.15.—L0u Preager and his Band, relayed from Romano's Restaurant. o.o.—Time Signal from Greenwich; The First News, including Weather Forecast and Bulletin ...

... APART from repeat broadcasts cf Leslie Baily's Scrapbook for 1969 and John Galsworthy's Loyalties, the most important feature of to-night's programmes is a relay. of the first part, of the Liverpool Philharmonic Sci . ..tet:y's . concert from the ...

... Records. The Farmer: Ducks; Home. 11.11.—Time Signal from Greenwich; The First News, including Weather Forecast; Bulletin for Farmers; Regional Announcements. I.3ll.—The Celebrity Trio. 7.4.—Scrapbook for 1424, presented by Leslie Haily and Charles Brewer; ...

... Moor, from the Royal Opera Howie. Covent Garden. 11.1.—Time Signal from Greenwich: News Summary (including Weather Forecast), Sport. Topical Ta lk!. 10.20.—dram Martin and his Dance Orchestra, with Gene Crowley, Tommy RPnton, and Nanny Winters. from the ...

... characteristics, but the world of to-day Is so fundamentally changed from the world of 1914 that we cannot be the slaves of habit. The War taught us to adapt ourselves to new conditions. The slump and changed channels of world trade must teach us that ...

... done well,” said one little fellow proudly showed the flowers they had gathered from the hedgerow's and the different kinds of tender leaves they were going to mount a scrapbook. 1 have a big book,” said a little girl. and write alongside the leaf the details ...

... ll.—The 8.8. C. Orchestra (Sect:on El oy Laurance Turr-rl. I.an(lpert; William l'ars,u(s To-thorrow LISTEN To Scrapbook for 1903 Variety From Belfast gtonal, 7.341) Midland Football Clubs • Port Vale .I dlaml, r.lnh The March of the '43 (Regional, ...

... one of the most famous bands in existence, and some years ago it made a world tour. visiting Honolulu and the Fill Islands en route. 9.5 p.m.—The London Regional programme departs from the usual orchestral concert and will be devoted to chamber music. The ...