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... WHAT OUR EX-SERVICE MEN WENT THROUGH IN FLANDERS. PICTURES FROM OUR SCRAP-BOOK WHICH REVEAL THEIR SACRIFICES FOR US. Colonel Stoney, D. 5.0., a former commander of the 6th North Staffordshire Regiment, who now commands the 137th Infantry Brigade of the ...
... London Palladium. Another of Leslie Bailey's Scrapbooks, dealing with the year 1914, will be broadcast on Monday. On Tuesday and Friday, Regional and National listeners, respectirely, will bear relays from Covent Garden. On 'Ptiesilay they will have the ...
... ld Choral Society's concert, relayed from the Town Hall, Huddersfield. Dr. Malcolm Sargent will conduct the concert, and the soloists will be Elsie i Suddaby (soprano), and Keith Falkner (baritone). Snapshots from the life of Captain James Cook will be ...
... at S o'clock to-night by '• scrapbook lot a microphone medley by Leslie It llll l'- 'lhe programme will recall musical comedy at its zenith, the lirst aeroplane flight from London to Manchester, and the launch Of the world's largest ship, in addition ...
... directed 'by Emilio Colombo; Louis Revel (pianoforte solo), relayed from the Hotel Metropole, London. 5.15.—L0u Preager and his Band, relayed from Romano's Restaurant. o.o.—Time Signal from Greenwich; The First News, including Weather Forecast and Bulletin ...
... APART from repeat broadcasts cf Leslie Baily's Scrapbook for 1969 and John Galsworthy's Loyalties, the most important feature of to-night's programmes is a relay. of the first part, of the Liverpool Philharmonic Sci . ..tet:y's . concert from the ...
... characteristics, but the world of to-day Is so fundamentally changed from the world of 1914 that we cannot be the slaves of habit. The War taught us to adapt ourselves to new conditions. The slump and changed channels of world trade must teach us that ...
... Eng land. Next it was from the great bridge aero* Sydney Harbour, and now from Winnipeg and Toronto, to lead once again back to Australia, and then to South Africa, and last into the heart England, where the shepherd, brought ir from the hills quiet manor ...
... Guy Dames. from Eilitiburgh. !II: , Signal from Greenwich at 4.45. , Children's Hour: h. , Ninth Was r by Eleanor Farron. Piano solos by Cecil Dixon. The Zoo Man. Anothi r nit - turn e Batten Story. Conger of the of Weed. 6.o.—lime Signal from Ore'. Wi ...
... by fire some weeks It had ible to see the scorched tops of the trees from a distance, especially from the main road between Stafford and Cannock, but it was im- ible to conceive from such a view he havoc wro' by the flames a: the trees in the interior ...
... Successes from Two Theatres' Shows MELODRAMA, CHAMBER MUSIC AND ONE-ACT COMEDIES GONGS from the Shows. a Chamber - Concert and Reconnaissance, a drama set to music, are offered to Regional listeners to-night between 8.15 and 11 o'clock. The Songs from the ...