... Petters' of the obey* FOB OCCASIONS, EtU is this form and send it. with remit. team id. stamps. to MARJORIE MLR 56. DRURY LANE. LONDON, W.CJ. Writ* (Pepsr PaUses No. Kt PAPER PATTERNS Prise W. 'oak. STANDARD, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1940. Allotments, Gardens ...

... hi« Orchestra. 4.45 G«U (organ). 5 Tea Dance (records). Studio Variety. **® Language' Bulletin. «.30— I Goes Bv.*' 7.o™'* Drury Lane Calling- 7.30 Slooton Race*.’' J . 9tlc Swiiur 8.20 Howdy Folks 1 Languases Bulletin. 9.15 W bat To-morrow ? 9.2 C— Sandy ...

... —Records s.3o—Variety gD 6,o—Foreign Languages Bulletin, 6.30 —The World Goes BW 70-_-Ensa Half Hour from Theatre Royal, ‘Drury Lane. ? 30— Slopton Races™ (Story). ° 7.50- Arthur Young's Swingtette. B,2o—Home. ®,o—Foreign Languages Bulletin. 9,15- Underwoods ...

... John Sharman. 8-4—Foreign Languages Bulletin. 8-30— The World Goes By: 7-4—E.N.S.A. Half-hour, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. 7-30— Slopton Races, an Our Bill story by F. H. Grisewood. I-54--Arthur Young and his Swingtette. 8-44--Home Service ...

... 6-0— Foreign Languages Bulletin. 6-30— The World Goes Bv. 7-o—'‘Dn:rv Lane Calling : ENSA Half-Hour, from Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. 7-30 —Slopton Races ': An Our Bill story, bv E. H. Grlsewood. 7-50 —“Sophisticated Swine: Arthur Young and his Swlnetettc ...

... OBTAIN Pper Palterer of am SPRINGTIME COATU. Fill is this for. sad read it. with resit taste. Id. is Amapa, to LIMB. 55. DRURY LANE. LONDON. W.C.I. Writ* Clearly. Paper Potters No. 873. PAPER PATTERNS Pries 'oak fret Allotments, Gardens and Small• Holdings ...

... Metros and 342.1 Metres. 4 p.n.—Home Service programme. 4-30 —Home Service programme. 0-o—Variety from The Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. s.4ll—John Hilton talking. 114—Foreign Languages Bulletin. 6-34-- Naval Log. A description of recent events at sea. 6-44 ...

... 40—8i11y Scott Coomber and his Singing Grenadiers. 3.o—Records. 3.4o—Reginald Dixon (Organ). 40— Home. s,o—Variety from Drury Lane. s,4s—John Hilton Talking. 6.o—Foreign Languages Bulletin. 6.3o—Naval Log. 6,40—1v0r Dennis (Piano). 6.so—Estaminet Ecossais ...

... Organ. 4.0, One Thing Leads to Another, devised and presented Doris Arnold. 4.30, Home Service Programme. 5.0, Variety from Drury Lane. 5.45, John Hilton Talking. 6.0, Foreign Languages Bulletin. 6.30, Naval Log: A description of recent events sea. 6.40, ...

... and Dance (records). 3-40—Reginald Dixon (8.8. C. Theatre Organ). 4-0 —Home Service. 5-o—Variety from the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane. 5-45—John Hiltoi) Tafking. 6-o—Foreign Languages Bulletin, 6-30—“ Naval Log; Recent Events Sea 6-40—Ivor Dennis (piano) ...

... that be was not prepared to give an unqualified promise to this effect. Drury Lane Entertainment Maurice Chevalier, the French film star, had an enthusiastic reception a: Drury Lane Theatre this aftemoo:! when he took part in an entertainmer: for officers ...

... Hon. L. S. Amery. M.P. 9.45 Ivor Gurney's Songs sung by Sinclair Logan (baritone) 9-o—Time Signal. Greenwich; News. 9-25—Drury Lane Memories. 1925-1939: From Rose Marie to The Dancing Years. 10-25— In Budapest with the Caravan Players; the programme ...