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... bv Captain Robert A. L. Hartman. National programme. 9.4o—Herbert Heyner (Baritone). Anne Wolfe (Viola ID. The Catterall String Quartet- Arthur Catterall (Violin). Laurence Turner (Violin), Bernard Shore (Viola), and Johan C. Hock (Violoncello). National ...
... Air. talk between Air Vice- Marshal C. A. H. Longcroft and Capt. B. H. Llddell Hart. National programme. 9.so—The Catterall String Quartet Arthur Catterall (Violin). Laurance Turner (Violin), Bernard Shore (Viola), and Lauri Kennedy Violoncello). National ...
... 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 ...
... LONDON REGIONAL—3S6.3 Metres. —8.8.C. Orchestra (Section E); Nieolal (bass-baritone). •■ 0—8.8.C. Chamber Concert; Catterall String Quartet; John (tenor). TO-MORROW SCOTTISH REGIONAL— 376.4 Metres. 12.30—Violin Recital by David Wise. 1 o—Northern Studio' ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Edinburgh programme. 9.20— Here and Now, by Mr Gerald. Barry National programme. 9.3s—Hobert Maitland (Baritone), The Catterall String Quartet —Arthur Catterall (Violin), Laurance Turner (Violin). John Fry (Viola), and Herbert Withers (Violoncello). National ...
... News. 10.15—Sports Bulletin. 10 20- ll.ls—Gershom Parkington Quintet; Hilda Blake (Soprano). TO-MORROW. _ 3.45-5.15 Catterall String Quartet; Harry Mortimer (Clarinet); Yves Tinayre (I'enor). B.o—Religious Service. B.4s—See Dun dee. 9.o—Birmingham Military ...
... Transmission of Still Pictures by the Fultograph Process. TO-MORROW. 3.30-S 0 Titiani Makushina (Soprano) ; The Catterall String Quartet. 7.55— The Bells, followed a Religious Service Conducted Rev. Canon Spencar Elliott. Relayed from St Mary's Ch-rch ...
... (piano). 9. o—Elgar Celebration Concert (to given before an audience in the Concert Hall, Broadcasting House); the Catterall String Quartet; William Murdoch (piano). 10.15 —Time Signal; Weather and News. 10.35—12.0—Ambrose and his Orchestra. SCOTTISH NATIONAL— ...
... 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—8.40— Northern Concert Hall. The Rodewald's Society's Concert. Relayed from India Buildings, Liverpool. The Catterall String Quartet. 9.30-10.0—The Leeds Banjo, Mandoline, and Guitar Orchestra (oondnctor. John Hickes). Northern Ireland—977 Kcs., ...