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... explained Mr. Nicol. The initial series will include talks on architecture (this does not confine itself to churches), modern poetry, music, art and the social life of Wolverhamoton during the last century. Mr. Nicol himself js to give one talk on drama. ...
... (talk). §.25, Chamber Music Concert. 9.30, The Producer Prepares (talk). 9.55, Chamber Music Concert. 10.35, Abraham Cowley (poetry readings). LUXEMBOURG (208 metres). 6 o—'oe Six O'Clock Record Show. |* . 7.0, Pops at the Piano. 7.15, Monday's Requesis ...
... April 26. His subject is “ Sacial Life in Wolverhampton from 1750-1900. . Architecture, musfc, social life and then . . poetry. That's what Mrs. Barbara Evans, wife of a lecturer at Birmingham University. who lives at Stratford-on- Avon, will be discussing ...
... Programme (464 metres) B—\'iol’in and cello. 8.40, Faust's damna > tion. 95 The Death of Adam. 9,55 Wolf and Mozart. 10.35, New Poetry. Luxembourg (208 metres) 6—l\: Six O’clock Record show. 7.0, Pops at the piano. 7.15, Tuesdav's requesis. 7.45, Helen Shapiro ...
... Quiz. 8.0, Choral and orchestral concert, 8.55, Duet for flute and seals. 9.10, Concert. 9.45., An island that sings (Irish poetry). 10.0, Ten o'clock (news and people in the news). 10.30, Charpentier (somgs). 10.45, An Old Captivity (serial story). 11 ...
... Chopin. . 5.50. Dunford Dialogue; 3—Scientist and Metaphysician. 9.35, Chamber Music (Martin String Quartet). 10.30, Narrative Poetry. LUXEMBOURG (208 metres) 6 0 — The Six O'Clock Record Show. . 7.0. Pops at the Piano. 7.15, Monday's Requests. 7.45, Jimmy ...
... Dutch engineers employed in the building of St. Petersburg, “have no mechanical understanding.” self-made prodigy who wrote poetry and studied astronomy and physics. . After Peter, the greatest sovereign of Russia was Catherine (1762-96). A German from ...
... Moores Liverpool Exhibition. Now living at The Scrubbs, Bisley, near Stroud, Mr. Francis is a man of many parts. He writes poetry, does sculpture, and can play tke piano, trumpet and violin. Apd at one time, when his paintiy,gs were not selling too well ...
... left off, nor did his output furnish a significant signpost for those who were to follow. His lovely music is as a passafi: of poetry ‘interpolated into t page of contemporary music, ponderously couched ~in the trenchant prose of greater masters > into a ...
... something falling . . . Mrs. Hawkins added: “She was never an actress as far as I know. She talked a lot about acting and poetry. She showed me her poems, but I could never make them out. She talked about politics, too, and she was always on about Communism ...
... compiled a wonderful bedside companion *“ The Book of the Sea” (Eyre and Spottiswoode, 255.). The quotations in prose and poetry are just about as wideranging as possible. The reader has the company of many he would expect to find voyaging in this way ...
... set designer. It will be followed by lectures on modern music (April 5), social life in Wolverhampton (April . 26), modern poetry {May 10), drama of the last ten years (May 24) and modern painters (June 7). INDUSTRIAL Industrial courses arranged at the ...