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... Blackcnaee on behalf of the Birmingham Animal Welfare Society. B.so:—Weather, news. 9.0: Stephen Bergmann (pianoforte); Catterall String Quartet. 10.30;— Epilogue. SPECIAL FEATURES TO-DAY BELFAST.—7.46, Symphony Obncerl. CARDIFF—7.4S, National Orchestra. LE ...
... concert of the current season is to be in the Subscription Library Hall on Wednesday next at 8 o'clock. The famous Catterall String Quartet (which was the first one that the Club ever engaged, and has for several years been a firm favourite in Sunderland) ...
... the programme consisted of glees, songs, recitations, and country dances. 1 CATTERALL STRING QUARTET There are two changes in the constitution of the Catterall String Quartet (which is to play at the Sunderland Music Club's Concert to-morrow night). The ...
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... 130), the six movements of which evoked a characteristic display of that artistic perfection which has made the Catterall String Quartet world-famous. Their rendering of the second (Presto) movement and the Finale were especially appreciated, both the ...
... CONCERT For their final concert of the 1928-29 season Sunderland Music Club had secured the services of the celebrated Catterall String Quartet and Margaret Balfour (contralto), who, last night, by the excellence of their artistry delighted an audience which ...
... to-night, in which Tom Pickering (tenor), and Gordon Bryan (pianoforte) take part. Tatiana Makushlna (soprano) and the Catterall String Quartet give a symphony concert to-morrow afternoon, and Albert Sandler and the Park Lane Hotel Orchestra broadcast at 9 ...
... (continued*, from Birmingham. 11.15 to 11.45:—Pictures by Pultograph proeees. 3.90 to s.o:—Tatiana Makushlna ...
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... Durham County Hospital, from Sesrcaatle. B.so—Weather: Sewa. 9.C-North of England News. 9.s—The Wireless Singers; The Catterall String Quartet; Arthur (violin), Lawrence Turner iviolm), Bernard Shore (vio’a) anal Johan C. Hock (violoncello). 10.30—Epilogue ...
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... 1930. IT wonder if c publicity in your i HIS VIEW ha 1a LINDSAY ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH. vocal encouragement. The Arthur Catterall String Quartet columns would catch the eyes of the s Ss Y After all, the team have made foot- {came for the “ Phil.” on Noveniver ...