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... method it is loped to bring the ringside atmosphere to listeners' homes. Scrapbook for 1901. 4 buries I;rewer and Ledie flarly tune taken the year 1901 as the motif of their next Scrapbook programme—Regional, January 27; National, January 28—and many entertaining ...
... the programme showed glimpses of incidents in the life of the troup in the form of a scrapbook from 1915 to the present time. The first summer camp of 1915, and the world jamborees of 1924 and 1929 were portraved in a series of tableaux. * Hector's Day Out” ...
... 1915, the first thing he showed me was his scrapbook, which as far as I could make out was nothing but a ghastly record of the crashes he had made. off to the kadet schools, which were walled in from the world like monasteries, and we were taught the dead ...
... biggest ship in the world received her death blow from an iceberg in mid-Atlantic, and twenty minutes later the 'Titanic,' which had been considered unsinkable, silently took her last tragic dive. A man who is the only person in the world able to tell the ...
... --Novel interest short. dealing with domestic life amongst the primitive South Sea natives. The material is taken from Zane Grey's scrapbook. Good featurette. A.P. AND D. ALICE'S LITTLE /'AAA/)E. American (I). f Rdeasr date ~at fixed. —An early Walt Disney ...
... 50—Trocadero Cinema Orchestra. 12.50—New gromophone records. I.ls—Leon Wayne Sextet. 2.o—Discovering England-5. 2.3o—World History-5. 3.o—Evensong from Westminster Abbey. 3.50—0 ff Duty. 4.lo—Gramophone records. 4.4s—Harp Trio. s.ls—Raymond and his Dance Orchestra ...
... duplicate to the stage, explained to the audience that Mr. Star was suffering from an attack of laryngitis, but so great was his sense of obligation to his fans that he had risen from a sickbed to let them look at him and to take a bow. The duplicate took a ...
... with children of all ages. The smallest ones will like to cut out the square or oblong pictures from juvenile picture-papers, or the children s cartoons from the newspapers. The older ones might be given old fashion books and store catalogues to cut up ...
... pieces of material from the work-bag. ribbons. scrapbook pictures, paint-box and other fancies will keep the children fully occupied in nursery hours. Coloured raffia wound round cardboard makes excellent napkin-rings ; lavender baps from squares of organdie ...
... will be run from Gloucester to Ledbury, the Malverns and Tewkesbury, the inc:usive return fares being 9s. 6d. adults, and 4s. 9d children under 14 years of age. A road tour has also been arranged in connection with the 11 cm. train, from Bath ' to Cheddar ...
... an authoritative, concise and useful little book. The indefatigable Mr. Haskell is also responsible for The Balletomane's Scrapbook (Black js. 6 d.), which con tains nearly two hundred photographs of Colonel de Basil's dancers. The third book, The Birth ...
... paragraphs or pictures of experiences like that ! You're wrong there, darling. That is just what we are all doing: making a scrap-book of experience, of memories and dreams and happenings, an album of records. When we are old it will be amusing looking back ...