WALTER FENNELL (Baritone) ALEC TEMPLETON (Pianoforte)
Directed by GEORGES HAECK
From the Restaurant Frascati
VIOLET JACKSON (Soprano)
JOHN KEIGHLEY SNOWDEN (Violoncello) MARION KEIGHLEY SNOWDEN (Pianoforte) 4.22 JOHN SNOWDEN Pianoforte Solos
'When the Pie Was Opened'
The birds began to sing but in the case of Our Pie, The Gershom Parkington Quintet will play Selections from Gilbert and Sullivan
Among the contents there will also be:
'Pumpkins,' 'Cherries,' 'Pancakes,' 'Bread and Cheese' (Elizabeth Fleming)
'The Queen's Nougat' (Norman Hunter) and 'Higgle and Piggle' (Mabel Marlowe)
'Isn't that a dainty dish to set before anybody?'
MADRIGALS from ' THE TRIUMPHS OF ORIANA'
Sung by THE WIRELESS SINGERS
Chorus-Master, STANFORD ROBINSON
Sing, shepherds all - Nicolson
The fauns and satyrs tripping - Tomkins
Come, gentle swains - Cavendish
BETTY BANNERMAN (Contralto)
EDWARD NICHOL (Tenor)
THE WIRELESS MILITARY BAND
Conducted by B. WALTON O'DONNELL
Under the auspices of the Daily Express by HAROLD SAMUEL
Relayed from the McLellan Galleries, Glasgow
(S.B. from Glasgow)
'THE TELEPATHY EXPERIMENT'
IN February, 1927, great public interest was aroused by an experiment in Mass Telepathy carried out by the Society for Psychical Research in co-operation with the B.B.C. The object of this experiment was to discover whether an impression received by minds of five Agents, as they were called, seated in a locked room in a London house could be communicated to the minds of others in the world outside by Telepathy-i.e., independently of the ordinary channels of sense. The proceedings were conducted by Sir Oliver Lodge and Dr. V. J. Woolley , Honorary Research Officer of the Society. A microphone was placed in the room containing the five agents to whom were shown in turn for the first time five objects. The revelation of each object was followed by a pause during which the Agents concentrated upon what was before them. Listeners were informed of this concentration, and those who claimed to receive any impression were asked to communicate this to the Society. The results were remarkably interesting. In the case of object No. 3, for example, more than 150 listeners received an impression of scented flowers or white flowers. Actually, the object was a spray of white lilac (an exact impression of which was received by one listener). The Society for Psychical Research conducted further private experiments with those who seemed particularly ' receptive.' These experiments they now desire to extend further. Prof. Julian Huxley will in his talk explain the new scheme on behalf of the Society which desires any listeners who are interested in the subject of Telepathy to communicate with its headquarters at 31, Tavistock Square, London, W.C.I. The experiments in which the Society invites participants will be conducted during a weekly period of half an hour. If this is interesting to you, listen tonight to Professor Huxley !
