... HOME (330 m. 9 30—Service. 11.15--Talk on Andorra. 2.15-Home Grown. 440 -John Lehmann talks ‘a?out John Keats 745—Service ...

... 5146 m. (583 kc/s) (1,474 kc/s) 2035 m | 6.O—A History in Sound of European Music. 6.3s—Studylns the Election (talk). 6.55 —John Keats (reading). 7.30— London Symphony Orchestra. B.ls—Florence Nightingale in her Last Years (talk), 8.35— Concert (continued) ...

... Life of Keats Bridlington Literary and Debating Society weicomed Mr D. Charlton’s talk on the letters and poems of John Keats. A prodigious letter-writer, the poet emerged as an affable man, with a great capacity to enjoy life. Orphaned early in life ...

... years of keyboard music by Joan Last (February 26). Lectures Among drama productions will be Light and Shade, the story of John Keats presented by poet and broadcaster Robert Gittings on October 9, and a performance of The 7 Elephant Man by the Proteus Theatre ...

... 35. P.m.: Violin Concerto 7.5: News: weather. 10.10: Victorian |7-20: Sport. 7.30: Blackpool Night. personal View. 7.25: John Keats Music Hall. 10.55; Office of Com- 8.30: Jimmy Hanley. 8.50: Concerl 8.30: Music Dramas. 10.0: Brahms pline. 11.10: Music ...

... Playhouse. THIRD (464 m and 194 m.) 'l 6.0 -New Music. 6.4s—The | IMigration of Mammals (talk). 7.5-Spanish Songs. 7.30--John Keats and the Beautiful Mrs Jones (talk) 75856 — Maurice Denham in |“Le_Medecin Malgre Lul,” 9.0 'BBC Scottish Orchestra. 100 ...

... commissioner for the rebuilding of St Paui’s after the fire. 1632—Jan Vermeer, the Dutch artist, was born in Amsterdam. - 1795—John Keats the poet was born in London. 1816—Birth of Philo Remington the US typewriter manufacturer. The first author to use one of ...

... Women flower pair win at the Chel A FLOWER arrange- = y ment picturing a theme L l‘ “ from a John Keats poem s ’ .48 RN ; has won two Hemel : YT Hempstead women an % % K e award at the Chelsea \ = B | Flower Show 2 5 *‘ Y | Janet Human and - ) ~ ‘ Gwen ...

... Joseph Barlowne Wwas riding toward Wisbech when his rear tyre burst. He lost control and both he and his passenger, Mr. Brian John Keats, were thrown off. Mr. Barlowne received serious cuts and lacerations to 2 hand and leg, and Mr. Keats’s leg was badly grazed ...

... figure, Mr Des Charlton, a teacher, who retired after many years at Bridlington School, will talk about the life and works of John Keats. Others in the list of speakers — on Fridays at the library — include Trevor Charlton, warden of Hornsea Mere; Stephen Moate ...

... hamburgers, chips, hot dogs and milk shakes. Fast food, nicknamed ‘*‘Mangia E Scappa™ not far from the house where the poet John Keats died, a huge branch of the American Mc- Donald’s hamburger chain opened last month. Arnold’s and Benny Burger already operate ...

... requests (records). ~Television 8.00 Newsreel. 8.15 “The Eve of St. Agnes” (dance drama based on USIERRN T T ) posm by John Keats) 11,56 News summary. ! s.OO e:;'“fl lln’ (American comm). Third Pro‘ramme ! 9.45 Phvilis Robins in “Star-6.00 Robert and ...