... the stoker his wife and his unborn child upon Rachel Best and the small world about her The book is as far from the ordinary Welsh lust-and-mysticism novel as the bridge is from realisation Mr handles words like a poet and plot like good workman He knows ...

... Metres) 440: Danish songs from Budapest 720: Lecture recital Act I The of Luxembourg” operetta (Lehar) 855: 925: radio in song and 1020: concert Dance music (368-6 Metres) (263-2 Metres) Concert from Budapest of opera selections from Florence (appI Dance ...

... Coronation scrap-book instead of collecting the usual cigarette cards, coins, or stamps? The rules say that you may also keep a scrap-book for period of at least three months. Pictures and wealth information about the Coronation can be taken from the newspapers ...

... (877 kc/s, 342.1 metres) 5 o—Children’s Hour. o—Stanley Tudor at the 8.8.C. Theatre Organ. 6 40—Exiles, an account of the World's Refugees, by Dame Rachel Crowdy. —Time Signal; The Second News, including Weather. 20—Interlude. 7 30—Records. Egon Petri ...

... William Rees Concert, North Regional. Sunday, 24th Oct., 4-0 p.m., Third World Concert, North Regional. 5- p.m., Hartley Sextet, N. Regional. Monday, 25th Oct., 9-0 p.m., Scrapbook (1907), North Regional. Tuesday, 26th Oct., 7-45 p.m., Philharmonic Concert ...

... Monday at Seven. 7 45: The Plums. 8: Design In Everyday Thinks—4. 8 30: Broadway Matinee. 9: The Third News. 9 20: World Affairs. 35: Variety from Athlone. 10 45: Poems I Enjoy. 11: Selections, 11 30: Dance Music. 12: Close Down. ...

... Cambridge, from Lord's. 16—Charles Emesco and his Quintet, with Walter Glynne. o—Time Signal; First News, Including Weather. 20 —Tricks of the Trade; Toys and the Making of Barrels described by craftsmen and introduced by P. H. Grisewood, from Birmingham ...

... her head, finger stalls on her fingers to keep rheumatism away, gold spectacles on her nose, and sacks to keep the peelings from her dress, she prepares her meals every day as she used to do at home over 70 years ago. With a dry smile on her face —and ...

... her head, finger stalls on her fingers to keep rheumatism away, gold spectacles on her nose, and sacks to keep the peelings from her dress, she prepares her meals every day as she used to do at home over 70 years ago. With a dry smile on her face —and ...

... RELAY RADIO ML THE WORLD'S BEST STATIONS NO SET OR AERIAL NO BATTERIES OR ELECTRICITY NO CRACKLING OR WHISTLES NOTHING TO GO WRONG OR WEAR OUT FRIDAY, 22nd OCTOBER, 1937. a.m. 7-15—Records, Foreign. 10- to 12-30—Service, Talk, etc., Natnl. p.m. 12-30—Dance ...

... B T. Wakelam will give you the latest news from the world of sport, after which there will be a short Srogramme of gramophone records. 5 45: ere and There. Stephen King-Hall will give his weekly talk on world affairs. 6: Eight Bells (fifth edition), written ...

... at' — Everyday Thirm— in w xiouse: and Bathrooms Bertram XIATINES Htf (from York) Lad Bolb-wood) 9 News Forecast 2o-World Strin Arnaud (piano) OdeU Jiinmie the Gwophooe Scrapbook of 1907 YVONNE ARNAUD (actrennanitt) MAURICE WINNICK H io pju HOUGH almost ...