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... “Scrapbook for IBIS’ and “The Roosters* -i vii(ld' ft % 6.50—1n Your Garden.” C. ll - .. V 7.10 From Plainsong to Foundations of English the direction of Sir Kicharu . Terry. o—An Organ Recital, by G. T, cU^* from the Concert Hall, u House. dif^ 1 B ...
... directed by John Bridge. George Armltage, (tenor). B.o “Scrapbook for 1910.” A Microphone Medley by Leslie Baily, produced by Charles Brewer. Those heard in this programme will include, in person, and from records —Claude Grahame-Whlte, the late Sir Arthur ...
... FEATURES From a Special Correspondent THE Regional programmes at 8 tonight contain another of Leslie Baily's Scrapbook series, referring, on this occasion, to the year 1910. It is an Interesting coincidence that this particular Scrapbook should contain ...
... Stewart Paton (from Ol 6.45 —Next Week you'll hoax: grammes in the week beginning 6.ss—lnterlude. Regional. 8 10 —A Gaelic Recital: Margaret M. from Glasgow, James Edinburgh. I 8 35 —Scottish Poetry—6 Sir ftp Alexander Mark Alexander Boyt; from a' the Airts: ...
... Weathe- and News. 6-30 —Scottish Studio Orchestra, directed Ouy Dairies, from Edinburgh, T. W. Torrance (tenor), from Glasgow. 7.45 (19.45)— The Week Scotland, by George Blake from 8 (20 00)—Oraroophone records. 8 (20.30)— London Regional. 915 (21 15)— ...
... 0 Operetta from Bratlsl» , t Gramophone Records. Radio Paris (1.796 - g.O'' 3.45 —Orchestral Concert ...
... Greenwich. 6.30.—A Reacing from 4 Time Signal Alwyn ” ‘Theodor: Watts Dunton) by John Wardle. 6.50.—The Barry Maie Voice Cheir. Con- ductor: D. Thomas. Dilys Jones: Nicholas Thomas (contralto), Morgan (p-anoforte). 6.0.——“ Scrapbook for 1909.” A Microphone ...
... George Ar'.ss will broadcast tomorrow for the Week's Appc?l. record was made of the Dux* of Gloucester's from a |>oint miles ...
... BROADCASTING FEATURES From a Special Correspondent The first half of the year 1914 contained many events over-shadowed and forgotten those after August 4. In to-nighit's new Scrapbook, Leslie Bally, a former Leeds Journalist, is to recall some of these ...
... opening of the Mersey Tunnel. During these occasions the King spoke three times. These events had listeners many parts of the world. Wireless exchanges are now important feature of broadcasting. There were frequent relays America and America was keenly interested ...
... National, Kc/sl (1,500 m.) From 10.1 s.—Dally Service. —Time Weather and Shipping. 10.45.—H0t. Keep House, Scottish Miner's Wife, from Olasgow. 11.0-t1.30-—Orchestral gramophone recrods. 11-30 —For the Schools: Peoples of the World : Swimp. dwellers Central ...
... 1,176 s.: Kw. 8.10. —Concert from the Hall of the State Broadcasting House, Conductor: Nikolai: Malko. Konigsberg (291 m.), 1,031 60 11.30 a.m.—Police Band Concert, from Danzig (230.2 m.). 4.o.—Orchestral Concert, from Danzig. In the Interval at —Reading ...