... 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 ...

... (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) ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... and continuing for an hour, after which the Studio Orchestra will occupy the microphone for a further hour. Tl►e Catterall String Quartet will broadcast Nationally at 9.20 p.m., and the cream of the London Regional programme will be the romantic comedy ...

... Stone (compere), 9.o.—Weather, News, etc. 9.2o.—Here and Now. by Mr, Gerald Barry. 9.35. Robert Maitland (baritone); Catterall String Quartet; Arthur Catterall (violin), Laurance Turner (violin), John Fry (violo), and Herbert Withers (violoncello). 11.0.12 ...

... Royal Alfred Aged Merchant Seamen's Institution. 5.54-- Weather; news; Shipping forecast. OA—Wireless Singers; The Catterall String Quartet. 10.35—Epilogue. 15.4641.0—The Silent Fellowship, from Cardiff. LONDON NATIONAL PROORAMMI 3.o4.ls—National programme ...

... respite this treatment, the | warping CO alnvulance tea a lva adds the iournal. * ae QUART yond | PEN | song ED The Catterall String Quartet, last ing, playing under ‘he ausploes ‘ Birmingham Chamber Concerts gave a performance of Bee. hoven’se C ‘4’°)in ...

... Talk Orchestral Half-hour by Mr. W. J. Brown, on Deserted ».(): News. !>.2.»; Into Battle. 9.30. Village.” 9.40: Catterall String Quartet. Welcome 'All.’’ 10.15: Greetings and 10.20; Prayers. 10.35; Almost In Con- BB C. Theatre Orchestra. 10.50: fidence ...

... (soprano); Frederick Thurston (clarinet); Richard Newton (bassoon); Aubrey Brain (horn); Eugene Cruft (double bass); The Catterall String Quartet. 11.9.1!.0—Henry Hall's Gleneagles Hotel Dance Band. from Manchester. The soloists at the Mined by the Midland Studio ...

... 45.—The 8.8. C. Orchestra (Section (E); Sicolai Nadejine (bass-baritone). 8.9.-13.13. C. Chamber Concerts—l., the Catterall String Quartet: Arthur Catterall (violin); Laurance Turner (violin); John Fry (viola); Herbert Withers (violoncello); John Coates ...

... Warfare-2, In the Air, a talk between Air ice- Marshal C. A. H. Longcroft and Captain B. H. Liddell Hart . 9.sl—The Catterall String Quartet: Arthur Catterall (violin), Laurance Turner (violin), Bernard Shore (viola), and Lauri Kennedy (violoncello). 9.0 ...