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... TO-NIGHT'S BROADCAST. CATTERALL STRING QUARTET. NATIONAL (1118 Kc., 261.2 M.; 193 Kc., 1554.4 M.) 6.50. —England v. Australia: An Eye-Witness Account of the Fourth Test Match at Old Manchester, M.ijor A. Faulkner. 6.4o.—Chopin Studios, played Frederick ...
... and the Sheffield Choir Percy Pitt and B C. Wircles* Symph’y Or-9160 The Bohemian Girl—Overture, Part* and - | The Catterall String Quartet Sokolou, Cilazoi>nov t- LiaiV’-. Ie IVarialicmsoa Russian •j 12 in. - . tcuktn) The J. H. Squire CeSeste Octet . ...
... —Del'us Birthday Commemoration 8.8.C. Symphony Orchestra. B.3o.—Life of a Hurricane, Robert Barr. 9.—News. 9.4o.—Catterall .String Quartet. 10.20. —Service. 10.40.—Gramo. 11.5.—Prose Parodies: anthology selected by Stephen Potter. 11.20.—George Scott-Wood ...
... 9.20 —War Commentary Air- Marshal Sir Philip Joubert. 9.35 —Schubert Quartet, in D minor (Op. post.), played by Catterall String Quartet. 10.15— Short Mid-Week Service: Address by the Rev. John C. Heenan, D.D. 10.35—, The Time Has Come, mixture of ...
... Eight. 9.o—Time, Big Ben; News. 9.20 —Know Your Enemies: The Nazis, 2, by A. L. Lloyd and Igor Vinogradoff. 10.5 —Catterall String Quartet. 10.45 —News in Gaelic. 10.50—Mantovani's Orchestra 11.30 — And So To Bed. Reading of The Fish: Three Sonnets ...
... Forecast; Now Stock Market Report. 9.2o:—Here and Now, by Mr. Gerald Barry. 9.35: —Robert Maitlaud (baritone); the Catterall String Quartet; Arthur CatteraU (violin), Laurance Turner (violin), John Fry (viola), and Herbert Withers (violoncello). 11-12: ...
... 2o—Children's Hour. 6.o—Time; News. 6 30— Ariel in Wartime. 6.50— To-day in Ulster. Alfred Campbell. 7.o—Brahms. The Catterall String Quartet. 7.30 —News in Norwegian. 7.4s—Talk. Books That Made History. The Origin of Species, by Dr. C. D. Darlington ...
... Staple? ork ' News' 6 na roB Greenwich; Weather; 9 '\c :_ S iTlß x For «*t; New York Stock Market Report. 9.2o:—The Catterall String Quartet: Arthur Catterall (violin). Turner (violin), John Fry (viola), and Herbert Withers (violoncello). 10.35-12:—Band ...
... 8.5. —Alexander McKay, tenor. 8.15. —Brains Trust. a . 9.2s.—Taik, Deserted Village, W. J. Brown, M.P. 9.4o.—Catterall String Quartet. 10.20. —Prayers. 10.35.—Almost in Confidence, adapted from the story, in Confidence, by G. R. Malloch. 11.5.—8.8 ...
... 15 —The Brains Trust. 9.o—Time, Big Ben; News. 3.25—T0-night's Talk, Deserted Village, by W. J. Brown, M.P. 9.4o—Catterall String Quartet. 10.20—Lighten Our Darkness. 10.35—Play, Almost in Confidence, by G. R. Malloch. ll.s—Madrigals and Ballets. ...
... Orchestra, Sir Adrian Boult (conductor). 8.30— Life of a Hurricane, by Robert Barr. 9.o—Time; News. 9.4o—Beethoven. The Catterall String Quartet. 10.20—Short Midweek Service. 10.40—Gramophone. ll.s—Prose Parodies. An Anthology selected by Stephen Potter. 1120 ...
... directed John Bridge, from Manchester. Mabel Sadler (contralto), from Leeds. 7.45:-r-The Rodewald Society's Concert: The Catterall String Quartet; Arthur Catterall (violiiit; Laurance Turner (second violin); John Fry (viola); Herbert Withers (violoncello). relayed ...