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... For Your Scrapbook THIS is the most famous chair in the world. It is the Coronation chair, made for King Edward I and used ever since his reign. at The coronations of our kings Beneath the chair is the Stone of Scone, upon which the Kings of Scotland ...
... OU know this is a tricky world. One of my trained observers (he's going to get rapped over the knuckles for this) sent me in an announcement from the columns of the Salisbury Times that made me think I was on a good thing. It read : A BEDROOM to Let ...
... THE DAILY MIRROR Pa These scrapbook photographs are reproductions from, Cecil Beaton's Scrapbook (B. T. Batford, Ltd.) dral, Clifford Bax's symphonic poem, the people who once lived and loved there, Iseult and Tristram, King Arthur and the Black Prince ...
... C. Midland Orchestra, conducted by Leslie Heward. s.9—Children's Hour: Mac will read from Peter Duck, Captain H. B. T. Wakelam will give latest news from the world of sport; Here and There, Stephen King-Hall. G.o— Eight Bells : Written an►l arranged ...
... —French, by E. M. Stephan 7.2o.—Gramophone records. 7.3o.—Fascist Italy, by Herman Finer. B.o.—Scrapbook for 1921; those heard will include, in person or from records, Madeleine Carroll, Dorothy Dickson, Alma Taylor, P. P. Eckersley, H. Bateman, E. A. McDonald ...
... will be amply rewarded by the end of this year when he (or she) has collected all the animal pictures from the Daily Mirror. I made a very nice scrapbook last. year in this way, and the children who received it at Christmas were highly delighted with it ...
... us Scrapbook for 1910, another of his review programmes. Many events of that year are to be recalled, and among them will be the first aeroplane flight between London and Manchester. Also, the launching of the then largest ship in the world, the ...
... The Kentucky Minstrels. 3.0—8.8. C. Empire Orch. 4.o—News. 4.2o—lnstrumental Music. 4.40— World Affairs. Talk by the Lord Halley. FEB. 9.-2.0 p.m..— Scrapbook of 1909. 3.0 — Ballet Music. 3.15— Lucky Dip (3rd Edition). 4.o—News. 4.20— Matters of ...
... were thrilled by the launching of the Olympic, the then largest ship in the world. (She was hardly a quarter the size of the 534 ! ) The sanie year the first aeroplane flight from. London to Manchester was made, in a memorable race between M. Paulhan and ...
... 50—Trocadero Cinema Orchestra. 12.50—New gromophone records. I.ls—Leon Wayne Sextet. 2.o—Discovering England-5. 2.3o—World History-5. 3.o—Evensong from Westminster Abbey. 3.50—0 ff Duty. 4.lo—Gramophone records. 4.4s—Harp Trio. s.ls—Raymond and his Dance Orchestra ...
... Your Scrap Book Paste these up in your scrapbook of British Justice. You'll be proud to show them to your foreign friends who come to admire the finest system of judicial administration in the history of the world. CASE L A railway carman, George Dugard ...
... on the Continent. In Paris alone he has played in thirteen different theatres, and he has also played practically round the world. * * Now the 8.8. C. has been successful, and you can hear Fred Kitchen and Company in to-night's music hall programme. In ...