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... Road Cars Stop at BHANDS. WEDNESDAY, 18th Feb., at 8 FORESTERS' HALL. J LEMING ' SECOND B E R c ONCERT. THE FAMOUS CATTERALL STRING QUARTET, With Mr W. P. FLEMING, Pianist. DVORAK clnde th * Ernest r a STRINGS, which to admire th* 8 : ~° n . 9 did not know ...
... 30. GRAND ALL-STAR PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT. TOMORROW 8. FORESTERS' HALL. FLEMING'S SECOND CHAMBER CONCERT. THE FAMOUS CATTERALL STRING QUARTET. With W. P. FLEMING. Pianist. The programme includes DVORAK QUINTETT for PIANO and STRINGS, -h » rn6S j Newman w ...
... GRAND ALL-STAR PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT, at 8. FORESTERS' HALL. MR FLEMING'S SECOND CHAMBER CONCERT. THE FAMOUS CATTERALL STRING QUARTET, With Mr W. P. FLEMING, Pianist. The programme includes the DVORAK QUINTETT for PIANO and STRINGS Mr Ernest Newman ...
... THE CATTERALL STRING QUARTET IN DUNDEE. The accumulating debt which musical Dundee owes to Mr W. P. Fleming was considerably increased last night, when he introduced us to the now famous Catterall String Quartet in the Foresters' Hall. The audience was; ...
... TO-MORROW—An Afternoon Chamber Music. •S.B. from London. Dale Smith (baritone). Angus Morrison (solo pianforte). The Catterall String Quartet, o. O—The'Quartet. Quartet E Flat, Mozart. Dale Smith (with Quartet and Harp). Summer Fields, Brahms. Sunday ...
... Russell— If Newton had Never Lived. SB. from. London. 9.35—A Beethoven Concert. Maria Olczewska (Contralto). The Catterall String Quartet. S.B. from London. 11l o—Close down. ...
... Russell— Newton had Never Lived. S.B. from London. 9.35—A Beethoven Concert. Maria Olczewska (Contralto). The Catterall String Quartet. S.B. from London. 11l o—Close down. THURSDAY. 11.50-12.30—Gramophone Records. 3.ls—Mid-Week Religious Service, conducted ...
... Russell— If Newton _ bad Never Lived. 8.8. from London. 9.35—A Beethoven Concert. Maria Olczewska (Contralto) The Catterall String Quartet. , _ S.B. from London. 11.10—Close down. GLASGOW. O—Jeffries end his Dance Orchestra. 3.20— Broadcast to Schools ...
... ls—The Children's Hour. 6.o—Organ Recital. 6.2o—Week's Work in the Garden. 6.30— See Dundee. 7.4s—Chamber Music. The Catterall String Quartet, and Miss Kittv Willoughby reading poems by Robert Browning. 9.0-11.0—See Dundee. ...
... Stndio Augmented Orchestra; Frank 'tenor); Gertrude Johnson (soprano); W»tcyn Watcyns (baritone). TO-MORROW.—3.3O—The Catterall String Quartet; Ann* Th'irsfield (soprano); Francesco Ticciati (nianoforte). 5.20-s.3o—See Dundee. 7.50— Religious Service. B.4s—Maior ...
... Birmingham. SUNDAY—3.3o—Valentina Aksarova (soprano); John Wills (piano'orte); Victor Watson (double bass) ; The Catterall String Quartet ; Arthur Catt.erall (first violin), John F. Bridge (second violin), Frank S. Park (viola), Johan C. Hock (violoncello) ...
... 45- Appeal on behalf of the Birmingham Animal Welfare Society. B.so—Weather and News. 9.0— Stephen (pianoforte), Catterall String Quartet. 10.30—Epilogue. GLASGOW. TO-DAY—II.O-12.0— Gramophone Records. 2.5— See Dundee. 4.3o—See Dundee. 6.o—Musical Interlude ...