under the direction of FRANCIS R. DRAKE, relayed from the Walpole Cinema, Ealing
The Sonatas of Mozart played through consecutively at this hour daily throughout the . week.
ONE good thing the anthropologists have certainly done, in their delving and groping amongst the foundations .of man's history and nature: they have rescued magic from the contempt into which it had been plunged by the narrow self-complacence of Victorian pragmatic science, and restored it to its place as a necessary and wholesome step in man's progress towards religion and an intellectual culture. It gives one a slight shock to discover a close, though possibly bloody parallel, in some fierce nature-rite of New Guinea or the Society Isles, for such pleasant old customs of our own as Hallowe'en celebrations or Jack-in-the-Green. Mr. Marett, who is University Reader in Social Anthropology at Oxford, is tracing the Making of Man. '
Fifteen Minutes of his latest Successes and old Favourites
(See Special Programme)
DR. L. D. A. HUSSEY accompanied Shackle-ton on his last and most momentous expedition to the Antarctic, and has a stirring story to tell of the haidships that the explorers suffered and the difficulties that they overcame.
