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... SCRAPBOOK FOR 1901. Charles Brewer and Leslie Bally have taken the year 1901 as the motif of their next Scrapbook programme on January 27th (Regional) and January 29th (National). Many entertaining glimpses be given of life in London and elsewhere ...
... outstanding. Scrapbook for 1908,” one the best of the series, is given its second and final performance, but otherwise there is little of exceptional note. Success, however, should attend the feature entitled The Young Broadcasters, while the relay from the Empire ...
... was amused, and declares that she was far indeed from being the prude that many people imagined. There is the usual good array of fiction in the number and some attractive humour the Editor’s scrap-book. The pavement of politics—as Indeed is life itself—is ...
... —Carroll Gibbons and the Savoy Hotel Orphean s, with Brian Lawrence, Anne Lenner and The Three Ginx. B.3o.—Pages from the Scrapbooks: Episodes from this popular series of reminiscences broadcast during the past two years, embracing the years 1905 1921; presented ...
... and George Baker. Religious Service from Chelmsford Cathedral. Ruipresity in kiwis MONDAY The Vowing tendency re Liebelei. a play by Schnitzler. ciprocity in musical matters among Inc TUESDAY countries of the world is a cause tor • 11-imance in Rhythm ...
... What do you considet the world's most beautiful sight 7' was a question put recently by the Paris Midi to a group of eminent men. Artist Jacques Blanche replied The view of London Bridge. the Docks and Westminster. This from a Frenchman is praise indeed ...
... of our national greatness. With articles on My car and Yours. by Barre Lyndon. Wanian's World. by Judith Lynn MeheY and an entertaining editors scrapbook. ;he number 2E an excellent shillingsworth. 111.13111E1t PIE. A taut of fun. thrills and ...
... assistant, tapped out the momentous message from Clifden, Ireland, which wai received by the Marchese at Glace Bay. Newfoundland. As Marconi’s assistant. Mr. Entwistle travelled all over the world, and only retired from the service of the Marconi Wireless Telegraph ...
... Catterall); conductor, Adrian Boult 9.ls.—Queen Mary Sails: A sound picture of the departure of the Queen Mary from Southampton; compiled from recordings made earlier in the day; edited by Laurence Gilliam. 9Ao.—The Second News, 10.0.—This Month of May: ...
... this very day the Pea- Nut Glut) was a very new baby,” terribly new and. frightened little Club being launched off Into the world with not so much as one new member but with very tremulous, high-up hopes and dreams for the future. The only thing It seemed ...
... carried the work of the Club so grandly all this time board H.M.S. Fowey many thousands of miles from home. We've had such fun together. But soon the ship returns from her long journeylngs and her crew pay off and scatter, one quite knows where. But of the Pea- ...
... On wet days, when some The Joys time has to be spent in- CoUeotlng doors the children can be encouraged to keep scrapbooks of cuttings from newspapers and journals that are of interest to them, or that have bearing on their school work during the year ...