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... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS March 14, 1936 FROM THE WORLD’S SCRAP-BOOK: NEWS ITEMS OF TOPICAL INTEREST. NEAR SEVENOAKS, THE REPUTED BIRTHPLACE OF CAXTON BROADCAST THE 8.8. C. DEAN MANOR, NEAR MEOPHAM, KENT. The 8.8. C. announced for March 10 “a scientific ...
... number officers as pay being restored month irchostra Leslie Harp Quintet the National programme “ from Scrapbooks'1 series broadcast in Baily’s “ Scrapbooks is heard Savoy Hotel Orphean Brian Anne Lenner Three are to andlductor 515 there Orehe-tm Hinn Hall ...
... paint It swung to fro in the wind and continually the light from it flashed into eyes “ It had the same effect on me Chinese torture dropping water on tne forehead In frenzy I hobbled from the tent wrenched down shield threw into the swamp Fate Overtook ...
... which has been given to the subject of aerial warfare has prompted a Hebden Bridge correspondent to extract from his scrap-book quotations from a letter written by Horace Walpole in 1784 in which reference is made to the possibility of combat in the air ...
... —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 ...
... into the Great War, was by far the most telling of the whole Scrap-book series. Extracts from this and other Scrap-book broadcasts will be given to-morrow from the Nationals and on Tuesday from the Regionals. On Tuesday also, unless ...
... you will be heading in the right direction—for the bird from the critics! No Explanation . of - 1914'5 Absence 1 0 Scrapbook fur 1914 never readied vs! Instead we had Pages from tt►e Scrapbooks. A good and enjoyable programme it was, too. except for ...
... Orchestra. 4.0: Evensong relayed from York Minster. 4.45: Programme of Gramophone Records. 5.15: The Children's Hour. 6.0: The First News. 6.30: London Log. 6.50: Organ Recital by Horace Finch. 7.15: Pages from the Scrapbooks. 8.15: Lupton Whitelock (flute) ...
... the Savoy Hotel Orpheans. 8.30: Pages From the Scrapbooks. 9.30: The Second News. 0.0: Chamber Music. 11.15: Continental Selections. 12.0: Close Down. To-morrow.—lo.4s: National. —(Copyright Radio Times, ''World Radio). ...
... start in July. A Cancelled Scrapbook Scrapbook for 1914, which was due to broadcast on Monday, has been dropped the 8.8.C., in view of the present tension Europe. its place there will be programme called Pages from the Scrapbooks. First broadcast two years ...
... weeks the word Windsor has been on men's tongues every part the world, and millions of many races who have never visited, and can hardly hope ever to visit, the little Thames-side town from which onr Royal Honse now takes its name, must have wondered what ...
... Museum contains 1.700 iIED pieta Bibles in all languages. Blood travels through the et rate of seven miles an hour. Absence from church was a paiskable Winos in the seventeenth century. A perfectly proportioned woe., for every foot of his height. A worker ...