... Club; in the chair, Howard Marshall: Refugees. 9, Ice Hookey World Championship Series. A commentary during plav, bv Stewart MacPherson, from the Bolder Ice Rink, Zurich. 9.30, Variety, from the Palace Theatre. Bath. Johnson Clark (ventriloquist, with ...

... maintenance of the roads.” But that was thirty-three years ago! The extract is from a cutting taken from motor cycle journal of July 30, 1006, and it was found in a scrapbook unearthed recently in tiio archives of the Triumph Engineering Company at Coventry ...

... 50, by an excerpt from the pantomime Goody Two Shoes,” from the Grand Theatre, Leeds. 200kc. NATIONAL PROGRAMME 1,500 m. 5.0. —The Austral Trio. 5.30. —Songs Michael Head, sung and accompanied by the composer. 6.0. —Time Signal from Greenwich; The First ...

... ng” (Reg 830) “Music from the Movies” with Louis Levy (Regs 9) Wednesday: The River Trent” repeat (Regs 1150) Humpty Dumpty excerpt from Liverpool (North 730) The World Goes By (Nat 745) Band Waggon (Regs 815) Dance Cabaret from Torquay (Regs 915) The ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... December 1939 NEW HOURS I WORLD’S GREATEST DANCER TO BE KILLED FOR BOYS UNDER 16 ACT COMES INTO FORCE TO-DAY rpHE maximum working hours of more than boys under the age of 16 in Britain will be reduced from 48 to a week from to-day under the provisions ...

... evacuated from Coventry to a village in the Edge Hills, and, as the nights are drawing in and it is necessary for them to be indoors soon after teatime, they were finding the evenings tiresome until they evolved the idea of keeping scrap-book. Children ...

... With an introduction Leonard Whibley. 2s. Milford. Issued as volumes of The World’s Classics.” Italian Painting in the XlVth and XVth Centuries. Germain Bazin. Translated from the French Mary Chamot. Illustrated. 10s. 6d. The Art Book Club. ...

... competition for Lone Guides and Rangers—those who are unable to attend the regular company meetings—who sent in scrap-books that they had made from photographs, Press cuttings and drawings of the people, products, costumes, flora and fauna of some one country ...

... 25. —Interlude. 3.3o.—Mid-week Service, conducted the Rev. tl. T. H. Reid, from St. Andrew's Church, Juniper Green. 4.o.—Midland. 4.2o.—Regional. s.O.— West. 5.30. —Scrapbook Man and Hobbies Corner. 6.0. Regional. 6.35. Monthly News Review (in Gaelic) ...

... audience present in person. Scrapbook for 1929,” presented on Sunday, had been re-edited and reconstructed with modern history in mind, and it was even better than when first broadcast some time ago. This particular Scrapbook was truly radiogenic in that ...