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... THIRD PROGRAMME and 203.5 metres 6.0 European Music. 6.85 Talk. 6.55 John Keats. 7.30 Liszt Concert (Part I). 8.15 Talk. 8.35 Liszt Concert (Part II). 9.15 Ibsen's Ghosts. 10.45 Song Recital. 11.10 Psychology ana Alchemy. 11.30 String Quartet. TELEVISION ...
... 35—0n Being a Ratcatcher, by Bill Dalton. 9.so—Tristan and Isolde, Act 8. 11.5—Story. ! 11.25-12.0—The Eve St. I Agnes by John Keats. ...
... Guide t0 10.0 News. 10.20 Tropical Magic. 11.0 Reading. 11.15 Organ. 11.56-12.0 third programme 514 and 203.5 metres 6.0 John Keats. 6.30 European Music. 7.20 Talk. 7.50 A 1 Faust Symphony. 9.5 Niehtmar.e Abbey (Part 1). 10.5 Records. 10.20 Nightmare ...
... Was In the Beginning: play. 9.35 —Hugo Wolf; songs. 10.15— W. G. Grace: talk. 10.35—Walton Violin Concerto: records. 11.5—John Keats Poems. 11.35-12.0—Mozart Quintet in flat. REGIONAL ITEMS West: 9.2o—West Country Diary. 10.15—Week in the West. 5.50 —West ...
... Byron and Percy Byfshe Shelley, Harrovian and Etonian respectively, however superior in birth, were not superior poets to John Keats, the ostler’s son hi Moorfields. and Robert Burns, the cottar's son at A How ay. Carlyle was the son of a mason Ecclefechau ...
... 10.45 —Hymns. 11.0 —Gramophone. 11.50-12.0—News. THIRD PROGRAMME 6.0 —Jo Vincent (soprano), Nicolas Orloff (piano). 6.4s—John Keats. 7.2o—Fernando e r m a n i (organ). B.o—The Archaelogist. B.ls—Nadia Boulanger Ensemble, Boyd Neel String Orchestra, augmented ...
... (contralto); Isobel Baillie (soprano); Cyril Scott (pianoforte), accompanying his own work. ~,,,, 10.30:- -Reading: Sleep, by John Keats, read Robert Speaight. 10.35-12: —Orchestra. rel»y cf ' 11 asani Club. (Shipping Forecast at 11 Time Signal from Greenwich ...
... Schutz; St. Matthew Passion. 9.so—Talk: The President's Dilemma; by Henry Commager. 10.15 - 10.55 The Fall of Hyperion (John Keats). REGIONAL ITEMS Midland —4.5: Play, Good Friday. 6.30-7: Ransome and Maries Works Band. West—4.s: As Midland. 9.45- 10 ...
... Bri ' 0.5:-The B BC. Orchestra (Section C) (led Marie Wilson . conducted Joseph Lewis; Dorothy Stanton (soprano) Fancy, John Keats, read by Mr. Robert Speaight. 10.50-12:—Band, relayed from the May Fair Hotel. .'Shipping Forecast at 11; Time Signal from ...
... r Tunnard: Landscape Gardening. 6.2o—Brahms: Joseph Szigeti, violin; Arthur Schnabel. piano. 6.so—The Fall of Hyperion (John Keats). 7.3o—Christmas Music Anthology. 8.30 —Talk on William James, by Ralph Barton Perry. 8.45—-Parodies Regained. 9.ls—Corelli ...
... autograph letters and historical documents, and they came up for sale Monday at Sotheby’s. On the 16th September, 1820, John Keats assigned his Poems and Lamia, Isabella, the Eve of St. Agnes, and other Poems,” for £lOO to John Taylor and J. A. Uossey ...
... Wandsworth. B.so:—Weather; News. 9: —Time; Wentworth Place: A radio programme based on the life, letter?, and poems of John Keats; arranged by E. V. Davenport and Dorothy Margaret Stuart; produced by Barbara Burnham; with Stephen Haggard, Anthony Quayle ...