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... The Brewer - Baily Scrapbooks, Band Waggon, Town To-night, The World Goes By, The Black Dog, Paul Temple and the Front, Page Men, and the swing music broadcasts from America have been among the most popular of the year. The first three named ...
... VTATIONAL will to-night relay Scrapbook for 1914, a microphone medley written and arranged by Leslie Baily. NATIONAL 200 kc/s (1,500 metres). 5.15, Children's Hour. 6.0, Time, weather, news and bulletin Idr farmers. 6.25, Interlude. 6.30, Foundations ...
... of music from films. 5.20. (George Scott-Wood and his Grand Accordion Band. 6.0, Time, weather and news. 6.20, Science Review. 6.40, Chopin recital by Belinda Heather (pianoforte). 70, Phil Cardew and the Band Waggoners. 7.45, The World Goes By, ...
... Heyner (baritone). 6.50, New Books, by Mr. I. M. Parsons. 7.5-7.25, Economics in Changing World, by Commander Stephen King-llall. 7.30, The National Character; views from Abroad —3, by l)r. Karel Capek. 8.0, R.B.C, Orchestra (Section D); Irene Kohler (pianoforte) ...
... received more letters and telegrams from friends Derby conveying their good wishes, than he can answer. Will I let them knowhow much he appreciates their kind thoughts of him and Mrs. Vincent? One telegram was from Mr. and Mrs. Allan Reid. People in ...
... and bulletin for farmers. 6.25, Special Notices. 6.30, Keyboard Talk: Beethoven, D. F. Tovev, from Edinburgh. 6.50, In Your Garden, C. H. Middleton. 7.10, From Plainsong to Purcell: The Foundations of English Music, directed by Sir Richard Runcimau Terry: ...
... with the Quintette dv Hot Club in the relay from Paris to-night. Next Friday he will hear the greatest swing combination in the world- Duke Ellington and his orchestra, playing in its native Harlem, relayed from America and including generous portion of ...
... Sports Reporter. H. B. T. Wakelam will bring you the latest news from the world of sport, after which there will be recital of gramophone records. 5.45, Here and There. A talk on world affairs, Stephen King-Hall. 6.0, The Norbert Wethmar Trio. 6.25, ...
... Reginald Foort at 8.8.C. Theatre organ. 7.0, Finnish European Concert. Holsing) tors Municipal Orchestra. { 8.0, Four Years ot Scrapbooks! Scrap- I book for 1913 reissued. 9.0, Time, weather and news. ' 9.20, Coal, s—-Miner at Home. 10.0, 8.8.C. Concerts of ...
... 7.30, The Broadhurst Septet. 8.10, A recital of Gaelic Songs, James MacPhee (tenor), from Glasgow. 8.30, Scrapbook for those heard in tiie programme person and from records will include Seymour Hicks, Camilla Clifford, C. B. Fry, Bard, Aithur Barratt ...
... Orchestra; conductor, Adrian Boult. 9.15, Queen Mary Sails: A sound picture of the departure of the Queen Mary from Southampton; compiled from made earlier the day. 9.30, Time, news and weather. 10.0, This Mouth May: The Spring Revue; sketches, lyrics, ...
... the Schools: World History. 2.25, Interval Music. 2.30, Biology in the Service of Man: Are Parents Necessary? 2.50, Gramophone records. 3.5, Donald Thome (cinema organist). 3.25, Harry Quintet. ?.45, Popular Potpourri. 4.0, Evensong from St. Paul's ...