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... were greeted on the dockside Europe to justify a, war which . . . would grow from by ex-Servicemen from the British Legion before touring the town. European to a world war.” He concluded by saying : Whatever Later the party went to Portsmouth, where ...
... WORLD of WOMEN TO -DAY I hear from Mr. H. C. Sydney Tyler that, for the 19th year in succession, he has received a telegram from London intimating that the Leicester Barnardo's Helpers' League has been awarded the banner for heading the list of monetar:v ...
... Golfers Go Gay ; Scrapbook ; for 1929 ...
... COMMENTARY FROM ZURICH Leslie Baily and Charles Brewer present “Scrapbook for 1909” on National at 8.0. This scrapbook was broadcast early in 193 being the second in the series; to-night’s version has been revised with new features and songs, and several ...
... satisfied. WiUlt Prove Disjointed? “WORLD GOES BY? and “In Town To-night ” are magazine features, but they have their own respective and distinctive fields, whereas “ Roundabout ” sets out to provide something of a light nature from each of the regions. The mere ...
... FROM VILLAGE GREEN TO THE light fantastic toe has done an unconscionable lot of tripping since the Plantagenets took their pleasure in the Morris There is in fact fascinating story to be told about the dance from mediaeval to modern times—a story that ...
... For younger ones compiling a scrapbook is a jolly idea. Children get tired of playing all the time with toys, and it is much more fun for them to have something constructive to do, something which can be carried on from day to day. Wise Mothers games ...
... Short Mid-week Service; conducted by the Rev W. H. Elliott; from St. Michael’s. Chester Square. 9,45, Boxing: Welterweight Championship the World. Henry Armstrong v. Ernie Roderick; commentary from Harringay Arena. 10.45 Oscar Rabin and his Romany Dance Band ...
... —Variety Rehear sal. 19.30*8.a~ReglonaI 5.0 Children’s Hour. •.o—Scrapbook f0r*1929. T.o—'Time; News: Weather. T.Sp—Bulletin for Farmers. T.2S—lnterlude. 7.3b—How Buy Money 3*l S—Variety from the Alexandra Theatre Bui!. 10.0— Neva in French. 10.15—News German ...
... by lan Whyte, from Scottish. 6.4o—Theatre, presented by Bruce Belfrage: Extracts from They Walk Alone, by Max Catto, now being presented by Firth Shephard the Shaftesbury Theatre, with Beatrix Lehmann and Carol Goodner. 7.0 Time Signal from Greenwich; News ...
... Taylor, Mr. Jackson intimated that his discourse would take the form of extract® from a Morpethian’s scrap-book rather than a concise series of dates, facts and events leading from the dark ages of the past to the present day. Peculiar enough, that night was ...
... conducted by lan Whyte, from Scottish. —Theatre, presented Bruce Belfrage : Extracts from They Walk Alone, Max Catto, now being presented by Firth Shephard at the Shaftesbury Theatre, with Beatrix Lehmann and Carol Goodner. 7.6 Time Signal from Greenwich; News ...