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... 35. P.m.: Violin Concerto 7.5: News: weather. 10.10: Victorian |7-20: Sport. 7.30: Blackpool Night. personal View. 7.25: John Keats Music Hall. 10.55; Office of Com- 8.30: Jimmy Hanley. 8.50: Concerl 8.30: Music Dramas. 10.0: Brahms pline. 11.10: Music ...
... has just announced its first awards, They are: | A grant of £1,500 to Mr, Robert ’Gittmga. the poet, critic and author of John Keats: The Living Year (1954), to enable him to relinquish his work in broadcasting and concentrate on a full-length critical ...
... hamburgers, chips, hot dogs and milk shakes. Fast food, nicknamed ‘*‘Mangia E Scappa™ not far from the house where the poet John Keats died, a huge branch of the American Mc- Donald’s hamburger chain opened last month. Arnold’s and Benny Burger already operate ...
... University Press. Each record has a booklet with the text of the poems. I have been listening to three from the first issue. “John Keats” (RG34I) has has been chosen with lmag| nation. The Odes to the | Nightingale, Grecian Urn, Autumn and Melanchoiy are | ...
... Witr “h - “ Joseph Severn's name lis known not, as he had hoped, as a celebrated painter, but as the friend who nursed John Keats, almost single-handed, through the terrible weeks of his fatal illness in Rome, far from all other friends. “ Arthur Severn ...
... Rawsthorne and Bee- The case hu{ been adlog:% bOr \Mys. E. Taylor, of 45, Pellon New| 7.30: Emergency ard 10, Death of John Keats, |thoven. 2.0: Gilbert Vinter conreports after the youth :en‘Road, Hau?ax, | 8.00: Bonanza— Patchwork Man” 10.25: Em}nsh ...
... Throush Midnight. in Venice. 10.30: Progress of a Poet|and his car struck it. No braking 1.0 am.: It's One OClock. 2.0: —(John Keats). 11.0: News. ILls:|lights came on the car in front. News: weather. 2.2: Close. Market Trends. 11.20: Close. Mr. Stead admitted ...
... in the district to preach from morning till midday on “the evils of alcohol ” and invite converts to promise abstinence, John Keats's observation: “And mid-May’s eldest child, the coming musk-rose full of dewy wine ” would probably not have found much ...
... 6.30: English Usage. 6.39: After-School English. 7.04: “Toutes Directions” (French), 7.30: Hyperion to . . . Hyperion? (John Keats's epic poem Hyperion). 8.30: La Vestale (opera). 9.25: News from Split (talk). 9.45: La Vestale (acts 2 and 3). 11.00: News ...
... g the use of motor | This ¥ Bakee wetn oo Gom o e (1,200 children are absent. The in-| The O.AS. had originally trieq | John Keats's lines on autumn| hicl blic highways crease is partly due to a reaction 0 persuade both the rebels ang but in the case ...