... about little noses being put out of jo : nt when another baby appears. But the child who has reigned sup*reme in his nursery world, surrounded adoring parents and a devoted Nannie, idea thus presented comes a shock. may re-act to this shock in of several ...

... and Stranger ; Pilgrim's March from The Italian Symphony, and further items. Nigel Dallaway (piar.oforte)j Andante from Pianoforte Concerto in G minor Opus 25 (with orchestra), and further items. 7.4o—Vaudeville, from the Hippodrome Theatre,. Coventry ...

... PRAGUE (ISS.G). 6.5-Slovak Band Concert, from (342 m). 7.0— —Operetta (Hcrve).- from Bratislava (279 m). 9.15—V? riety Concert. ROME (141). 7.0 —Gramophone. B.o—Relay from a theatre. ?OTTENS (103). 7.O—S recital, from Lausanne (680 m.). 7.40 Light orchestral ...

... Regional. 7.30—A relay from th« Hippodrome, Manchester. B.ls—London Regional 9.30 —Sheffield Civic Week: Speeches from the Forfeit Feast; toast proposed Lt.-Col. A. Lee; responses Alderman Ernest Wi'son and Sir Percy W. Greenaway, relayed from the City Hall, ...

... contribution to the Midland Regional Stop Press feature was given last night from 10.45 to 11.0, and took the form of excerpts from White Horse Inn, given by the company from the Theatre Royal, Birmingham, after the public performance. The pity was that ...

... not, namely, the play Loyalties, to be given on the Region.ils at 9 o'clock, and Scrapbook for 1909. from the Nationals at 8.20. There a remarkable record recital from JVeds at 6.30 to-night. It consists of some strangest duets ever recorded. Among them ...

... recital Alan Stephenson, relayed from Coventry Cathedral; Kenneth Hill (treble), relayed from Coventry Cathedral. 830 (20.30)— Coventry Repertory Company present Afternoon, play in one act, Philip Johnson, relayed from the Opera House, Coventry. 9.0 (21 ...

... to-day talking about the Command performance last night from the Palladium and exchanging views. hur our own part we have heard many better shows from the studios, but really that is not the point view from which to judge. It was Command performance, and such ...

... and How Grow Them by H. S. Paton (from Glasgow). 6.4s—Excerpts from next week's programmes. 6.55 —Interlude. 7.0 London Regional. B.lo— Gaelic Recital. Margrat M. Duncan (soprano), from Gasgow; James MacPhee (tenor), from Edinburgh. 8-35 -Scottish Poetry—6 ...

... v. Hearts, from Glasgow. 6.40 —Studio Orchestra, from Edinburgh: Amy Samuel (soprano), from Glasgow. 7.30 —The Week in Scotland, George Blake, from Glasgow. 7.4s—The Reel Players, Flora Blythman (contralto), Robert Watson (baritone), from ...

... are compiling from cuttings taken from the • Corner The irls tell me tna t they have wonderful collections dressmaking and knitting hints, as well as cookery and sweet-makmg recipes, and such scraps of general information as we give from time time. They ...

... music. 10.30-Relay from theatre a m .—Dance music. - MILAN (368.6 m., 814kc). 7 o—News and Records. 7.4s_R ec ordg. 8 I ~.1 -Opera (Mule) from Naples. After the Opera Record, MUNICH (4054 m.. 740kc). ' ' Records. 6.0-Orchestra from 7.10- Peasant comedy ...