... 8. C. Dance Band from Daventry National and a programme of chamber music from the same station at 9.20, with the Catterall String Quartet as players, are the best that to-day's British programmes have to offer. Helmar Fernback (tenor) and Elsa Tookey ...

... SUNDAY, P.M. 3.3o.—Valentina Atsarova (soprano,. John Mills (pianoforte), Victor Watson (double bust. and the Catterall String Quartet. 5. o.—Children's service free Loodow. 6.30-s.4S.—Foundatioos of Noel& poetry. (see Loudon). 7.50.—5e11s et Birmingham ...

... are giving an old-fashioned vaudeville entertainment, and this will be followed by a chambermusic concert by the Catterall String Quartet at 9.40. The Foundations of Music series this week consists of the Bach Choral Preludes, and London Regional and ...

... and tat Mori prime. 9.25.—The Chemist and the Terser. by Mr. Were T t. abodes. 9.lo.—Gabriel Jambi's& (slayer); the Catterall String Quartet. 11. 0-12.0 11454.4 metres eall•1.--Jemh Harris' Grosvenor Raves Saud. ...

... 45: 8.8. C. Scottish Orchettra. 12.30: WcTkera* Playtime. 1.0: New*. 1.15; American Commentary (recording), 1.50: Catterall String Quartet. 2.0; ** Saving the Surplus Fruit (talk). 2.15: 8.8. C. Theatre Chorus. 2-50: And Her Mother Came. Too.” 3.0: Debroy ...

... Doub;o•soted Record. 5:- no Queen's Royale—Souvenir Mack snare Raga,. C. 1042 in- Rh a psody - - - - Fr - internam; CATTERALL STRING QUARTET A izinch Dual! .sided Record, 7/5. D. j Quartet, Op. 22 (Scherzo ) - - Tchaskor.4l wide' Is Op.4i, No. 2 (Andante) ...

... --Cbildren•• boor. 6. o.—Time. weather, and news. 6.3o.—Tbe Foundations of Music: Mosart's Quintets, played by rbe Catterall String Quartet and Anse Wolk 6.ss.—Reading from Dornbey and Boa- (Charles Dickens), by Mr. V. C. Clintoa-liaddeley. 7 .2s.—Weekly ...

... Farmers in Welsh. 5.20: Children. 6.0: News; announcements. 6.30- Ariel 'n War-time.” 6.50; To-day in Ulster. 7.0: Catterall String _ Quartet. 7.30: News Norwegian. 7.45: Our Cousins, the Ape? (talk). 8.5: ** The S!ip (play). 8.30: .limmv O’Dea in Irish ...

... poles ; York Stock Market report. 9.20. Here sad Nem. hy Mr. Gerald Marry. 9..s.—Robert %thieved 'barites& ; The Catterall String Quartet: Arthur Catterell tricky). Taunton Turner triolsei. John Pry (viola). aed Herbert Withers Iriolosoelloy 11 0--13 ...

... —Children. 6. o.—Weather and news, hulletin for farmers. 6.3o.—Foundations of Music: MOSUL'S Quints.. Played by the Catterall String Quartet and Anne Wolfe. 6.so.—Reading from Bombay and Interim Dickens), by Mr. V. C. Cllnton•Baddeley. 7.2o.—Gramophone records ...

... of the Cardiff Chamber Unslc_Conoerts, to be held lit the hall of the High School for Girls on Monday evening, the Catterall String Quartet has been engag ed. The selections comprise works by Beetlro,rn (No. 3 , i n B gem Eiger (Op. 83, in E minor). and ...

... 12.0.—'‘Field Fare.” '•Workers’ Playtime.” » Name?” 12.40 1.0. —News. 1.15.— '* Backs to the Land.” Music.” 1.30. —Catterall String Quartet. 1-o.—News. 1.15 Songs that Father 2.0. ‘Jack and the Beanstalk.” 2.40. Sang. ' 1 45. Rachmaninoff. Queue-side ...