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... Commodore Grand Orchestra, an d later a concert by the Catterall String Quartet. 9.2o.—News from the Seat of War, by Miss Stella Benson. 9.36.—J0hn Armstrong (tenor); the Catterall String Quartet: Arthur Catterall (violin), Laurance Turner (violin), John ...
... Symphony Orchestra. 8.30 Life and Work of the Hurricane. 9.0 News. 9.40 Beethoven’s String Quartet in C: Catterall String Quartet in C: Catterall String Quartet. 10.20—Religious Service. 10.40—Records. 11.5—Prose Parodies. 11.20—George Scott-Wood’s Band. 12.0 ...
... Alexander McKav The Brains Trust ».«: News. 9.25: To-nights Talk by Mr. W. J. Brown, on Deserted Village.” 9.40: Catterall String Quartet. 10.20: Prayers. 10.33; Almost In Confidence.” U. 3: 8.8. C. Singer*. U.2D: ...
... (Algiers) .—Variety concert. 945 Trieste).—Cate concert. 10 p.m.-11 p.m. 10.0.11.0 (Daventry and Nationals).— The Catterall String Quartet. 10.15 'II eg onal s ) Weather and news. 10.35_11.0 Ambrose's Moe Lyres, from the Dorchester Hotel. 111.0 (Toulouse) ...
... Grant. B.s—“The Weaver Poet,” three songs by Robert Tannahill. B.ls—Brains Trust Session. 9.0 News. 9.2s—Talk 9.40 Catterall String Quartet. 10.20 Prayers. 10.35—“ Almost in Confidence,” play by G. R. Mallock. 11.5 Madrigals and Ballets with 8.8. C. Singers ...
... varied character Mr. Jackson himself was at the piano, and ,or « artists associated with him, which included the Catterall String Quartet. M 'P'7 , w (flute), and E cUkerill (double The was Dr. Tom cultured and accomplished tenor Toeatist. The pro- but ...
... THE ARTHUR CATTERALL STRING QUARTET. SCHUBIRT, SCHUMANN. AND DEBUSSY. By Robert J. Buckley. The programme ran thug : Quartet in A, op. 41, Schumann; Andante and variations i.Desth and the Maidenl, Schubert; Quartet in C minor, op. 10, Debussy. The Schumann ...
... Talk. B.o— Monday Night at Eight.” 9.0 News. 9.2o—Know Your Enemies: The Nazis” (No. 2): The Road to Power. 10.5 —Catterall String Quartet. 10.45 —Gaelic news. 10.50—Mantovani’s Orchestra. 11.30 —Reading. 11.35 —Elgar’s Violin Sonata, records. 12.0—News ...
... weather, news, etc. 9.111. The Bungs of the Ladder, by Sir Francis Floud. 11.411.—George Parker (baritone). The Catterall String Quartet: Arthur Catterall (violin) Laurance Turner (violin), John Fry (viola), and Herbert Withers (violoncello). 's Blue ...
... Town To-night. 11.30—Gaelic religious service. 12.0 (noon) London Studio Players. 12.35 Beethoven’s Quartet in C: Catterall String Quartet, 1.0 News. 1.15—“ Strange to Relate” : some curious events. 1.55 —“ Psalms We Sing ” discussion. 2.15 Garden talk ...
... supply thd* Ijeeds of wistful lovers of the art. An. interesting feature was the reappearance on Saturday of the Catterall String Quartet. At one time this body, as then constituted, was regularly heard here and its concerts were much appreciated by ...
... Religious service ;n Gaelic 12,0 noon: London Studio Players. 12.35 p.m.: Beethoven Quartet in minor, played h> the Catterall String Quartet. 1.0: Time and news. 1.15; Strange to Relate.” 1.55: “The Psalms Sing’* (discussion, with illustrations) 2.15: “In ...