YORKSHIRE SCRAPBOOK
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Scrapbook for 1900
... Scrapbook for 1900. Leslie Bally and Charles Brewer, the Scrapbook experts, have agaia collaborated in arranging Scrapbook for 1900. which will be relayed to National listeners to-night and repeated on the Northern wavelength to-morrow. The Scrapbook ...
Scrapbook for 1907
... Scrapbook for 1907. The Scrapbook Programmes arranged by Leslie 13ai1y ana Charles Brewer have new become so well known to listeners. that there is likely to be a large audience for Scrapbook for 19ta. wnich will be prodmed on the Northern wavelength ...
++ Scrapbook for Prisoners
... ++ Scrapbook for Prisoners. rr HE July issue of The Prisoner of War mentions the plan adopted by a Truro wife to ensure that, when her husoand returns from captivity. she will be able to tell him all the news about what has beer. happening during his ...
American scrapbook
... American scrapbook TRA\'ELLING across the United States, a visitor from Britain gets the chance to see a picture of the America behind the headlines—a view which a diplomat in Washington or New York may miss. One observes. for example, how the Americans ...
Scrapbook for 1910
... Scrapbook for Listeners who remember Leslie Bailey's previous Scrapbook progranunes will look forward to to-night's broadcast on the Regional wavelength at eight o'clock To-night's relay will recall memories of 1910. including music from such well-known ...
Angler’s Scrapbook—so
... ENOU GH TO WL > = Ack e Fiero WHILE 4} DURING THE FIRST WORLD WAR FISHING THE ee CRETANS ATTACHED A LINE TOA SHIELD, BELOW WARK. THOMAS SMALL OCTOPUS AND FISHED FOR OBSERVED A WEASEL RUNNING FROM THE COAL LOST IN SUDA BAY THE RIVERSIDE WITH A LIVE EEL ...
Angler’s Scrapbook-4
... Angler’s Scrapbook— Reports from Yorkshire rivers LLOWING the recent rain and snow, week-end prospects for F° anglers are not very promising DER Mexby ang Sutten).—The river (highér reaches). em ar ts very discolom-J and | «prod is now its way imto heteht ...
A GENEVA SCRAPBOOK
... A GENEVA SCRAPBOOK AT about 2 o'clock In the morning, as we sat over the last glass of beer In that celebrated tavern, the Bavaria, favourite haunt of Diplomacy and Press In search of needed relaxation, the news of devaluation came from Paris. L6on Blum ...
SCRAPBOOK WAS BORN IN LEEDS
... SCRAPBOOK WAS BORN IN LEEDS THE reappearance Scrapbooks in this week's programmes reminds me that this, •ne of the most popular features of broadcasting, had Its beginnings 'n Leeds. One or the early programmes from the Leeds-Bradford station contained ...
“Scrapbook for IBIS’ and “The Roosters*
... “Scrapbook for IBIS’ and “The Roosters* -i vii(ld' ft % 6.50—1n Your Garden.” C. ll - .. V 7.10 From Plainsong to Foundations of English the direction of Sir Kicharu . Terry. o—An Organ Recital, by G. T, cU^* from the Concert Hall, u House. dif^ 1 B ...
liADAYVWmactigsso The Derby and Another Scrapbook
... Watford Hyden, in a programme of Dance Music from the Continent and other parts of the world, with Bea Hut- ton, John Hendrik and Dimitri Vetter. B.3o—London Music Festival, 1935. Sixth Concert. Relayed from Queen's Hall. The 8.8. C. Symphony Orchestra ...