THIS talk, which will describe an easy method of ' washing blankets and woollens,' was postponed from last session on account of the Wimbledon
Tennis Tournament, but has been requested by many listeners.
Played by W. G. COMLEY , Mus. B.
Organist of Christ's Hospital and All Saints,
Hertford
Relayed from Southwark
Cathedral
ALPHONSE DU Clos and his ORCHESTRA
From the HOTEL CECIL
2.0 2.25 Daventry only Experimental Transmission of Still Pictures by the Fultograph Process
FRED KITCHEN and his ORCHESTRA
From the BRIXTON ASTORIA
Violoncello Solos played by BEATRICE EVELINE
. The Story of ' The Ishmaelite' (H. Mortimer
Batten)
In the unavoidable absence of UNCLE LESLIE, Zoo Talk, No. 2, ' More Stories about Animals,' will be given by The WICKED UNCLE
; WEATHER FORE
CAST, FIRST GENERAL NEWS Bulletin
COMMISSIONER LAMB is the migration officer for the Salvation Army : it will be readily seen that, from such a point of vantage, he will have had exceptional opportunities to study the question of migration in all its aspects. His talk will, in addition to containing much of general interest, be of special use to those who, either immediately or in the future, contemplate migration themselves.
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
by Norah Drewett and Geza de Kresz
ALTHOUGH Schubert, more than any other of the great masters, is known and loved by the ordinary listener, it is on quite a small number of his pieces that that popularity rests. It is possible to produce a vast number of Schubert's works which are still unknown, not merely to the casual listener, to whom it matters very little who made his music for him, but even to the enthusiast-even to all but a very few of Schubert's own special devotees. He left, for instance, four Sonatas, a Phantasie, and this Rondo, all for Pianoforte and Violin, which are practically unknown except to violinists, though on the rare occasions on which they are played the listener always wonders why he has not had a chance of hearing them before. The Rondo Brillante bears the earliest number of his pieces for violin and pianoforte—Opus 70. It was published in 1827, the year before he died, when ill-health and unkind circumstancos were already besetting him.
WEATHER FORECAST, SECOND GENERAL NEWS
Bulletin ; Local Announcements; (Daventry only) Shipping Forecast and Fat Stock Prices
(Relayed from the Dome, Brighton)
IT has been claimed by some educationalists that the finest acquisition any man can bring away with him from his school and college training is the power really to find his way easily and intelligently about a good library. Indeed, one of the first attributes of scholarship is to be able to seize upon and apply the knowledge of the past: but this power to find your way about books is a necessity, equally, for the less pretentious scholar, too. 'By a man's library you shall know him,'is true in a large measure: but it is perhaps even more true that you shall know a student by his way of using his (or any other) library.
LESLY DUFF (Soprano) and JAMES TOPPING (Tenor)
In an Interlude about Gardens by PAULINE and HERBERT BEDFORD
TEDDY BROWN AND HIS BAND, FROM CIRO'S CLUB
From the Cafe de Paris
