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... 9.20: A Scrapped Album, by Captain Robert A. L. Hartman. 9.40: Harbert Heyner (baritone); Anne Wolfe (viola); the Catterall String Quartet; Arthur Catterall (violin), Laurence Turner (violin), Bernard Shore (viola), and Johan C Hock (violoncello). 10.45-12 ...
... on War Savinize. 9.20: War Commentary, by Al: Marshal Sir Philip Jt. uhert 9..35: Schubert's Quartet in D minor Catterall String Quartet. it, 15: Snort Midweek Service. 10.35: B 8.0 Theatre Chorus and Orchestra. 11.15: Joe Loss's Orchestra. 12.0: Time: ...
... to-night will be the Messiah, given by the Leeds Symphony 07:7•::t.:: and the Leeds Philharmonic Chrrrr. T: - .e Catterall String Quartet will be heard -tn toe Nr..Lienal prv i ranune at 9.40 Ernest n rnd Jane:. Jaye In Imnress:Ona : Ronald Frankau ...
... Warfare-2. In the Mr, a talk between Air Vice-Marshall, C. A. H. Longcroft and Captain B. H. Liddell Hart. 9.so—The Catterall String Quartet: Arthur Cattcrall (violin). Laurance Turner (violin). Bernard Shore (viola), and Lauri Kennedy (violoncello). 11 ...
... which has won a rapid trans'cr from afternoon to evening broadcasts. Works by Mozart and I3rahms will be given by the Catterall String Quartet, and John Armstrong (tenor), will sing seven of Wolf's loTely and littleheard songs. An iiite - resting talk is that ...
... —Midland News. 10.35-11.0.—London Regional programme. Chamber music by Haydn and Tchaikovsky will be given by the Catterall String Quartet. and Robert Maitland (baritone , . is to sing Four Serious Songs —the last work composed by Brahms. A concert by ...
... Tja O l i k a nr it o. e w n r:se N )rd ew t.r a. such an important sphere as the building industry, and it 9.0. Catterall String Quartet may well be that this local 1010: •. Lighten Our Darkness. endeavour may yet influence 1 n 7i e 35 , 1 ;, e. .r1U ...
... Cliches. tra; Prank Mulling' (tenor); Gertrude Johnson (wu;,rano); Water) Watcyns (baritone). &La chorus. _ 3 30: Catterall String Quartet; Anne flannel,' (soprano), Francesco Ticciati (pianoforte). S 20-5 30: See London. 7 50: The Bells and Service. conducted ...
... Chamber Music, and includes it all. The concert opens with the String Quartet in E minor, Op. 83, to be played by the. Catterall String Quartet (Arthur Catterall, violin; Laurance Turner, violin: John Fry. viola; and Herbert Withers, violoncello). The quartet ...
... First General News Bithelln; Bulletin for Farmers. 6.3o.—The Foundations of Music: Mozart's Quintets played by the Catterall String Quartet and Anne •Wolle. —___.__ W 6.so.—New Books. by Mr. E. M. Forst 7.10-7.25. The Doctor and We Publ The surgery of To-morrow ...
... Burgess, of Manchester and London, with song illustrations titrldadame Burgess and pupils. Friday, ' &Ober 31st. Catterall String Quartet, and a vocalist. Wednesday, November 12th. String orchestra (arranged and directed by Mr. H. E. Sherwin), and a vocalist ...
... Adams. 7.45: Hadyn Draper (clarinet); Aubrey Brain (horn); Richard Newton (bassoon): Victor Watson (double bass); The Catterall String Quartet. 8-8.30: (1,554.4 m. only). Making Work Worth While, s—Skill in Industry, by Professor T. H. Pear, from Manchester ...