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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1936
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I THINK PLL INVITE MR. CAL ATERAL TO COME. TO TH′ HOUSE TONIGHT.
IF I GO TO THE CLUB WE WILL BE ANNOYED BY OTHER MEMBERS AND WILL NOT BE ABLE TO TALK BUSINESS-
Bringing Up Father
IUL JUST TELL. MAGGIE- I KNOW IT WILL PLEA GAME HER TO SEE ME STAYIN
HOME ANCATTENDIN
TO BUSI
AN' BESIDES, 'D: LIKE TO HAVE YOU MEET
HIM-HE'S PRESIDENT- OF TH' TRIANBORROW
BANK-
·WHY THAT'S JUST LOVELY- HE'S A SOCIALITE-MR BEN A.FICIARY HAS SPOKEN OF% HIM SO OFTEN-1 THINK ITS A GOOD IDEA TO INVITE HIM OVER, TO MEET ME.
(S45 K.C.'s).
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Daventry The
B.B.C.
Dance
Pro-
Orchestra.
Classical Programine.,
12.30-2.15 p.m.- European
JUTA KELING.
12.30 p.m.-Carnaval Suite (Scha- mann) played by the London Sym❤ phony Orchestra.
12.65 pmTwo Violin Solos by Kreisler.
1 pm-Local: Time Signal and Weather Report.
1.03 .m-Vocal Gems from Light Opera.
Music
to
1.20 p.m.-Incidental "Mary Rose" played by the News Light Symphony Orchestra.
1.30 p.m.-Reuter Press Bulletins, Rugby Press News. Local: Weather forecast, time and announcements.
1.10 p.m-Songs by Lucienne Boyez (Soprano).
153 p-Albert Sandler and his Orchestra.
2.15 p.m.-CLOSE DOWN.
4-7
-Chinese Programme.
7-11 pm-European Programme.
7 pm-A Light Concert.
Orchestral-Les Saltimbanques
Overture (Game)
Pianoforte Solo-
Isoldens Liebestod (Liszt)
Benno Moiseittitch.
Scag Glory of the Sea (Sanderson) Peter Dawson (Bass-Baritone) Song-Look and Love (Lebar)
Marta Eggerth (Soprano)
Orchestral-
Rheinischer Karneval Fantasie. Pianoforte Solo-Jeux D'Eau (Ravel)]
Beano Moiseivite
Son A Jovial Monk am I (Andraz
Peter Dawson (Bass-Baritone) 7.30 pm Relay from Daventry The BBC. Dance Orchestra, direct
ed by Henry Hall.
7.50 p.m. From the Studio.
"Book Reviews" by AD.
8 Local: Time-Signal, Wen-
ther Report, Stock Quotations Announcements.
2.2
8.05 pm-"Goyescas"-Intermezzo (Granados) played by Pablo Casals, ('Cello).
8.10 p. From the Stadio.
A Recital by Gaston d'Aquino (Tenor) accompanied by E. Gualdi.
Programme
1. Addio Mignon-Thomas.
2 The Reason-Landon Ronald.
3. Mattinatt-Léoncavalio.
4. Slave Song Del Biego.
5. Rose of my heart-Lohr.
8.30 p.m.-A V- * Programme.
Piano Solos-Char ie Kunz Medley Songs
If you love me
My Heart and I
Band-
Leslie Hutchinson.
She came from Alsace Lorraine Don't save your smiles. Song-Do the Runaround-June Clyde Vocal-Stardast-The Radio Three Selection--Follow the Fleet
3 p.m.-A Relay of the Daventry News Bulletin and Announcements (Copyright by Renter).
9.20 p.m.A Classical Programme Aria-Let me weep "Rinaldo”.
(Handel)
Maria Olczewska (Contralto)
Sonata in C sharp Minor
("Moonlight") (Beethoven)
Wilhelm Backhaus (Pianoforte)
Vocal Quintet---Brightly as the sun apon my fortune breaks, ("Die Meistersinger von Hurnberg")
Melchior
Schumann (Soprano), (Tenor): Schorr (Baritone); Parr (Contralto) and Williams (Tenor) Orchestral-Lohengrin Prelude
(Wagner)
Arias-
We are Equal ("Eigeletto")
(Verdi)
And would'st thou thus have sullied a soal so pure? ("Un Ballo In Maschera") (Verdi)
Giovanni Inghilleri (Baritone)
10 p.m.-BIG BEN from Daventrs- Symphony No. 5 in E Minor, Op. 54 (Tschaikovsky) played by the New Symphony Orchestra. (1st Move- ment only).
Arias...
Requiem ("Requiem") (Verdi)
Ave Maria (Verdi)
Margherita Perras (Soprano)
10.30 p.m-Dance Music.
11 pm
CLOSE DOWN.
BIRD FIXED IN VICE
Boys' Cruelty To
*Thrush
Two boys, aged 11, were pro- secuted by the R.SP.C.A at Alton (Hants) last month for cruelty to a thrush
A farm labourer said that he found, the bird fixed by the legs in a vice in a shed. The boys were pelting-it with stones. To save it from further agony he killed the bird
The father of one of the boys | stated that he had thrashed him; and as a further punishment had put him to bed on leaving school every day for a week. This hoy was discharged. 20
The other boy was Ined 28 64, and his mother, who has eight children ranging in age from 3 to 14, was allowed a "fortinkt in which to pay the fine.
AND I THINK ITS A GOOD IDEA TO INVITE MR. AND MRS SNOOTYPUSS JUST TO SHOW THEM WE ARE ACQUAINTED WITH HIM AND I KNOW MISS MARY-ANYGLY WOLLD LOVE TO MEET HIM-JUST A MINUTE
WHILE IPHONE HER-
I'M
ALONE-
MOTHER- WE INVITE
SIX OF MY COLLEGE
GIRL FRIENDS TO CALL TONIGHT-
Rosie's BEAU
BY
GEO.MCMANUS
- Regimerad U. 5. Patent Offer,
THE BOSS GAVE METWO SEATS TO THE OPERA FOR TONIGHT-
SHE SHOULD
THAT'S
*=NH
MY DEAR-
SHE SAID SHE CAME UNPRE PARED TO SING]] AN' SHE IS
RIGHT-
OH- MRS. YUTELLSM-I'M SO GLAD YOU CALLED-COULD YOU COME
OVER THIS EVENING? OH-THAT'S FINE- JUST BRING THEM WITH YOU-OH-YES-BRING THE CHI
DREN ALONG, TOO –
HELLO-MR. VAN WAGON – DO COME OVER THIS EVENING AND BRING YOUR CHARMING WIFE-OH-THAT'S ALL RIGHT BRING. MRS. ETTA HAMBURG-
ER ALSO-
WHAT DO YOU] I CAN'T SAY THINK ABOUT NOW-THERE THE FOREIGN | ARE LADIES
SITUATION? PRESEN
GEE-THS IS SWELL-THE BOSS GAVE ME TWO SEATS TO THE OPERA FOR TONIGHT~ | GUESS HE COULDN'T GO - ROSIE WAS HAPPY WHEN I TOLD HER TO
BE READY TO
GO TONIGHT—
I GOT ONE, IS TH" BOSS BUT I GAVE" ||| GOOFY? HE" MINE TO A GAVE ME A ̈. BOOTBLACK-LOT OF TICK-
ETS TO TH
OPERA
I GOT TEN FROM "HM-IM TAKING A LOT OF KIDS IN
DON'T FORGET
THE DOG-
SHE HAS LAST
COAT
AND THEY DO SAY-
LOOK-THE BOSS GAVE ME TWO SEATS TO THE OPERA FOR TONIGHT: AN' WHEN I TOLD HIM I HAD
THREE KIDS-HE GAVE
ME THREE MORE-
ROSIE DARLING-1 DON'T THINK WE SHOULD: 60 TO THE OPERA-I'D MLICH.
SIT AND TALK
MY NEIGHBORHOOD RATHER SOL
MARY- GO NEXT DOOR AND TELL MRS. LA VELLERE I'D LIKE HER TO COME OVER TO- NIGHT AND TO BRING HER BROTHER AND SISTER-
WE WERE JUIST PASS-
ING AND I THOUGHT WE'D DROP
IN-
ING IT-
VERY GOOD, MUM-
OH-IM DELIGHTED YOU DID-YOU MUST STAY-IVE INVITED A FEW FRIENDS TO DROP IN-
MY BUSINESS
IS FINE-1 MANUFACTURE
RED INK-
YES-AND IM STU
IT MUST BE WONDERFUL TO KNOW SO MÁNY PEOPLE,
· MR. JIGGS-
HE GAVE YOU FIVE?
SOMEONE SENT ME
SIXE TICKETS- WHAT?LLLL
IDO. WITH THEM?
IT'S THE GYPSY IN ME
1936, King Kentures
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