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... Orchestra. 10, Weather, News. 10.20-11.15, Gershom Parkington Quintet; Hilda Blake, soprano. TO-MORROW 3.45-5.15, Catterall String Quartet; Harry Mortimer, clarinet; Yves Tinayre, tenor. 3, Service, conducted by the Rev. F. C. Spurr; Choir of the Birmingham ...

... : Who Chooses Him? 8.0, Monday Night at Eight. 9.0, Time and news. 9.2#, Know Your Enemies: The Nazis. 10.5, Catterall String Quartet. 10.45, News in Gaelic. 10.50, Mantovani and his Orchestra. 11.30, And So to Bed. 11.35, Elgar's Violin Sonata ...

... Orchestra will take part. HOME SERVICE 6.0 p.m., Time and news. 6.30, Ariel in Wartime. 6.50, To-day in Ulster. 7.0, Catterall String Quartet. 7.30, News in Norwegian. 7.45, Our Cousins. The Apes. 8.5, The Slip (play). 8.30, Irish Half-Hour. 9.0, Time ...

... Adams. 7.45, Haydn Draper (clarinet), Aubrey Brain (horn), Richard Newton (bassoon), Victor Watson (double bass), The Catterall String Quartet. 8.0—8.30 (1554.4 metres only), Making Work Worth While s—Skill in Industry, by Professor T. H.. Pear, from Man- ...

... Shipping; New York Stock Market. 9.20, The Rungs of the Ladder —6, by Sir Francis Floud. 9.40, George Parker baritone); Catterall String Quartet. , 11.0-12.0, Ambrose's Blue Lyres Band. (Time at 11.30.) LONDON REGIONAL. 842 kc/s (356.3 metres). 6.0, Weather ...

... Welfare Society by Mrs. E. Blackensee. 8.50, Weather and news. 9.0, Chamber music: Stephen Bergmann (pianforte) ; Catterall String Quartet: Arthur Catterall (Ist violin), Laurence Turner (2nd violin) Bernard Shore (violo), Jolian C. Hock )violincello) ...

... Minor (Max Bruch), by Albert Sandler (violin), 10.30, epilogue. DAVENTRY EXPERIMENTAL (491.8 m.) 3.30, Chamber musjc. Catterall String Quartet: Arthur Catterall (Ist violin), John F. Bridge (2nd violin), I«rank S. Park (viola), Johan C. Hock (violoncello) ...

... Oor Sandy. 8.5, The Weaver Poet. 8.15, The Brains Trust. 9.0, Time and news. 9.25, Talk Mr. W. J. Brown. 9.40, Catterall String Quartet. 10.30, Lighten our Darkness. 10.35, Almost in Confidence. 11.5, Madrigals and Ballets. 11.5(0, A Battle at ...

... DAVENTRY EXP. (491.8 m). 3.70. Valeutina Aksarova (eoprano); John Wills (pianoforte); Victor Watson (double bass): Catterall String Quartet, Arthur arterall (Ist violin), John F. Bridge (2nd violin), Frank S. Park fv:ola). Johan C. Hock (violoncello). 5 ...

... Time, weather, news and bulletin for fa rmers. 6.30, The Foundations of Music: Mozart's Quintets, played by the Catterall String Quartet and Anne Wolfe. 6.50, lveading from Dombey and Son (Charles Dickens), Mr.' V. C. Clinton- Baddeley. 7.20, Gramophone ...

... Symphony Concert. 4: The 8.8'.C. Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Adrian Boult; Haroldl Samuel (pianoforte ; the Catterall String Quartet, from Queens Hall. London. (Time at 9.0.) 9.25, Weather and news. 9.40 8.8.C. Symphony Concert (continued). 10.20 ...

... Walter Runciman speaking at the British Industries Fair Banquet at the Mansibn House. 9.50, George Parker (baritone); Catterall String Quartet. 11.20-12.0, Jack Harris's Band. (Time at 11.30.) LONDON i.EGIONAL. 842 kc/s (355.3 metres). 6.0, Weather, news, ...

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under Basil Cameron; George Baker, baritone. 10.30, Epilogue. DAVENTRY.—SGB EXPERIMENTAL; 626kc/s. (479.2 m. J. ..

.Radio The story of Hitler and the Nazi party from the Munich putsch of 1923 to the seizure of power

Radio Sonaie Hale, Dave Burnaby, and Sylvia Cecil will take part in the second act of Emilt Littler's production of

work with the Baird television process is to be made at 12 o'clock to-night. The ordinary programme includes De ..

Wltl TO-DAY NATIONAL. 193 kc/s (1,554.4 metres). 5.0, Children's Hour. 6.0, Weather, news, London Stock ..

Pianoforte recital, Leslie England. 8.0, Service relayed from Carr'slano Congregational Church, Birmingham. ..

Olive Kavann. Andante from Concerto in G Minor (Max Bruch), by Albert Sandler (violin), 10.30, epilogue. ..

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LONDON (381.4 m) and DAVENTRY (.1,604.3m). 9.£0 to 11.15 a.m., As Nottingham. 11.15 (Dat entry only). Time and ..

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