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NEVER SAY DYE sY—DRUMMER
... speaking pont of visiting some of the places as- Sunday afternoon, 25th August. about sociated with the great Irish rebel in Thomas Hardy. his exile. Harold Ooldblatt, of the oountrYoeilidhe-Thelyssklyo3ualn Oroup Theatre, will appear as Count Dancing programme ...
MOOBl 1434m.1 7.50 The Fir t Day of The Week. 7.6 Weather. nevi. 1.10 Programme Parade. 8.15 Morning Melody. 9.30
... Weather, news. 1.10 The Naturalist. _ . _ . 1.30 liii — Operetta (records ) . 2.15 Literary Portraits to St. John Irvine: Thomas Hardy. 2.30 County Count: Panel game. 3.00 at the Idinburgth Festival. 3.30 Don't Throw It Away (talk). 3.40 Segovia recital ...
JUNIOR CROSSWORD
... or mineral. 5. Chocolate ones are - often given as presents at Easter. 9. Part of the country written about Great— are Thomas Hardy. 11, are large dbgs. 12, A conductor usually has one. 13. Meat was roasted on it in olden times, 18. j 'Friend In French ...
N.I. HOME SERVICE (261)
... Autumn; 2*15. Metropolitan Orch 3. Feature Prog ; Mackay Uganda ' ; 3-30. Scottish Orcb. 4-30, Serial. ** The Woodlanders (Thomas Hardy! 5, Children; 5-55. Weather. 6 News; 6-15, Northern Ireland News; 6-25, sport 6-20. The Ulster Garden; 6-45, Shipyard Prize ...
ELEVISION
... The Naturalist: Water Voles; *1.30, A Bos tor the Operetta (records). 2- Literary Portraits, by St. John fcrvioe; (4) Thomas Hardy; 2*30, County Count. 3, EtJmburgb Festival recital; Segovia (guitar), 3- Throw it Away: Reminiscence Naomi Mitchison; ...
Mucated At Bognor Now A 8.8. C. Chief A MAN who was abated et the be a serial from the
... of poetry and prose. he has written a with Paler the number of boots himself. including emies. Linde wen Desone on Thomas Hardy. of whom be wile I lkinz has made a co st and ihill Int - tof whose nov els The dosed TV awes with his own Caage ••and ...
RADIO PROGRAMMES
... Magazine. 12.10— The Critics. 12.55—Weather Forecast. I—News. 110—The Naturalist. 1.30— Records. 2.ls—Literary Portraits: Thomas Hardy. 2.3o—County Count. 3—Edinburgh Festival Recital (Part 1): Segovia (Guitar.) 3.3o—Don’t Throw It A\uz: A Reminiscence. ...
ELEVISION
... and Lamar Crowson (piano). »7*4S, Service from Aberdeen South Church. 8-25, Appeal; 8-30, Serial. •' The Woodlanders ** (Thomas Hardy). 9. News; t. 15, The Persian War: ** Salamis and Victory.” 10-15. Further Tales from the Pacific Islands, Sir Arthur Griroble; ...
HARBY
... services were conducted by the Rev. Stewart Robinson and the Rector, who preached on choirs 10U years ago as described by Thomas Hardy. Solos were rendered Mr. T. W. Pepper and Mr. E. Seal, and duets by Miss Moulds. Mr. E. Lane, Christine Moulds and Thelma ...
HARBY
... Stewart Robinson of Hose and in the evening the Rev. A. C. Holden who preached on Choirs of 100 years ago as described by Thomas Hardy, Soles were rendered by Mr. T. W. Pepper and Mr, E. Seal and ducts by Miss Moulds and Mr. FE. Lane, and Christine Moulds ...
% ASIA I lONS FROM MIDLAND
... Am St Veers •.d hiessreet Airborne 111 Lowers Portrait b Si /oho well-known mot* Teed Melt- sun the R.A F. tconthwedt 4—Thomas Hardy LW Coons Cool i F n in c rZ4te r, L oni tot .. ~..1 1, ,Hoi nh da. 4 s H o o . tel I. • Fdinnweh Folios] Recite' Talk and ...