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... SPORTING SCRAPBOOK FOR 1937. T O -DAY .1937 comes to a close, and in this composite are r eviewed some of the principal sporting events of the year. 10P ROW (left to right) : Benny Lynch and Small Montana at the weigh-in for their fight for the World Fly-weight ...
... during the Great War. That was over 20 years ago. but Leslie Baily plans to take me back 38 years in his next Scrapbook, to take me back to a world in which I dwelt but knew little about. I had a voice and could use it with effect at times. Herr Hitler Is ...
... efforts to secure the services of a world famous tenor who had never before broadcast in this country it can now be said that Count John McCormack will end his farewell tour of this country by taking part in a Radio Scrapbook on December. Did you guess his ...
... hot geysers in Yellowstone Park. - Captain Eyston regretted that it was Impossible to show slides which he had taken from his scrapbook. Different 'cars in this book had enabled him to design both Speed of the Wind end Thunderbolt. Dr. F. J. 0. Coddington ...
... progratnnie entirely. We should miss many really line programmes if we Scrapbook For 1901. Charles Brewer and Leslie Wily have taken the year 1901 as the motif of their next scrapbook programme (Regional 27 January, National 28 January), and many entertaining ...
... entertaining as well as Instructive—closely rivals the more popular forms of programme. In its wider and most popular form the Scrapbook series shows what ' can be done, and to another degree The Russian Revolution which was broadcast last week. But unf ...
... good fellow. Learning To 'Women Of The Talk. Century. , THE theme of the luncheon was the production of a 8.8. C. Scrapbook from to the present day, a theme, incidentally, which was more than flattering to women. Representing landmarks in English ...
... the two 8.8. Scrapbook as a luncheon dictators. He has patched up his entertainment to-day. Curwen was cotnpere, using very much Hanson's differences with Mussolini and flirted with Berlin. Mussolini believes that technique, reading from a script with ...
... Orchestra. 3. - Torquay Municipal Orchestre conductor, Ernest W. Goss. 4.-Evensong, from York Minster, 4.45.-Philip Whiteway Ensemble. 5.15.-Children's Hour: The Man from Mars. 6.-Cinema Organ: Stanley Tudor. 6.36.-Bringing in: A comedy hi one act; with ...
... ropes, voyage to New York described from voyage to New York deserted from Semand is atilt impending. In the f.o.b. Then we en aboard to hear Mr. George the ship by George Blake, and from the ship by George Blake, ore! from e euoess to repelled ID small QUM:AIM ...
... promising was one of the pioneer club 3 of the daughter of an actor, secured Nill'aletra.reltvilitionmd 5i1i1291,,t rfteallin from county. •There are few changes in the pro- The present Ilkley Moor Club Wait ,iii . •-'' fessional ranks. Goicar have signed ...
... t.eractive irregulars. We can. tweed a public mischief by stating , . . • • -- which is perhaps a good thing, but This a Scrapbook every week, . ~ . -' '.' 4.::.,.,;.-,.•:',,•„. when they do come we anticipate then) at Elland. W To-day's . ~.!.10 ...