... (Time Signal. Greenwich.) 6.30 Mozart’s Quintets, played by The Catterall String Quartet and Anne Wolfe. 6.50—“ New Books,” Mr. E. M. Forster. 7.10-7.25—“ The Doctor and the Public ” XII. The Surgery of To-morrow,” by a Surgeon. 7.30 “Our Debt to the ...

... MOISEJWfTSCII. February Bth.-Vcca:ist: Mil* DOROTHY Soto Pianoforte: Mice FANNY DAVIW. Solo Violin: Mr. CATTERALL. THE CATTERALL STRING QUARTET. March EL-Solo Violin: M» THOMAS THE ORCHESTRA. Conductor: Mr. RONALD. Terms Subscription*. end a.l particular* may ...

... and Beyond.' 8.0: Monday Night at Eight. 9.0: Time. News. 9.20: Know , Your Enemies: The Nazis -2. 104: The Catterall String Quartet. 10.45: News in Gaelic. 10.50:' Mantovani's Orchestra. 11.30: And So To Bed. 1145: Gramop_hone. 12.0-12.20 a.m ...

... QUARTET. For the third chamber concert of the present session, the Newcastle Bach choir enlisted tho services of the Catterall String quartet, Messrs. Arthur Catterall. J. S. Bridge, F. S. Park, and J. C. Hock, and the King's Hall, Armstrong College, was ...

... Bth.—Vocalist : M.es DOROTHY MOULTOM. Solo Pianoforie: Miss FANNY DAVIES. Solo Violin: Mr. ARTHUR CATTERALL. THE CATTERALL STRING QUARTET. March Ist.—Solo Violin: Miss TESSIE THOMAS. THE HALLE CRCHESTRA. Conductor Mr. LANDON RONALD. Terms of Subseription ...

... Hour. 6.11: Time; Isews.' 6.30: Ariel in War-time. 6.50: To-lay in Ulster, Allred Cam bell. 7.0. Brahma, The Catterall String Quartet. 7.30: Norwegian. 7.45: Talk, Rocks that Made History, by Dr. C. D. Deslington. 8.6: Play, The Slip, by L. A ...

... Society's concert, to relayed to Northern listeners to-night from the India Buildings. Liverpool, is provided hv the Catterall String Quartet. “The Hush Hour.’’ Hie postponed Northern Cockpit feature which listeners were to have heard in November. is to ...

... perhaps the converse would be more correct—who would venture pick out l he smallest flaw in the work offered the Catterall String Quartet, combination has never been surpassed, and rarely, if ever, equalled. Beethoven's Quartet in sharp minor occupied ...

... Catterall, the violinist, leader of the 8.8.C. Symphony Orchestra from 1929 to 1936, and who subsequently formed the Catterall String Quartet, died yesterday aged 59. He made his first appearance as a soloist at the age six and at nine played the Mendelssohn ...

... War or Peace —6, The Security of the Empire, by Lord Lloyd. 9.4o—North National and National Programme: The Catterall String Quartet: Arthur Catterall (violin), Laurance Turner (violin), Bernard Snore (viola), and Lauri Keunedy (violoncello) ; Frederick ...

... C. Sympuony Orchestra; Sir Adrisn Boult. of a Hurricane. by Robert Barr. 9.0. —Time, News. 9.4o.—Beethoven; the Catterall String Quartet. 10.20.—Service. Io.4o.—Gramophone. 11.5. —An Anthology Selected by Stephen Potter. 11.20.—George Scott-Wood's Band ...

... lapels orrettaa _ _ Drinkwater's play. Storm. will be broadcast from txperimental. For lin Ant time part of • by the Catterall String Quartet is to be bmadrast to-night and rclavol to other stations. Works Mr Tarim', Cesar Franck. Elam. ard Dvorak will be ...