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ELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1929.
LOCAL RADIO.
INTERESTING MUSICAL PROGRAMME,
The radio programme to be broads east from Station 2BW to-day con sists of an excellent selection of gramophone music, expplied by courtesy of Messrs. Anderson, the well-known music publishers,
Full programme is as follows: Broadcast by: ZBW on 365 and 49 30 am. Commercial news 12.30-1.30 p.m. Demonstration pro- gramme Weather report.
1.48. p.m. 3.00-7.00 p.m. Trogramme of Co. lumbia records supplied by courtesy of Mbaars. Anderson, "Melodious Memories-(Pot-Pourri};
Parts 1 Fluck),
2.3 $ and 4* Carr, Herman
Regal Cinema Orchestra, "Parted." (F.E. Weatherly and
F. P. Tosti), "O Lovely night," (E. Teschemacher
and Landon Ronald), Doris Vane, Soprane with "Cello Obligato and Plano,
"The student I Prince Drinking Song, (D. Donnelly and S. Romberg) Raymond Marlowe, Paul Ciomon Olaf Olson and Chorus "The Student Prince"-Serenade."
(D. Donnelly and S. Romberg), Allan Prior, Raymond Marlowe, Paul Clomon, Olaf Olson and Chorus. "Dr. McGregor," (Will Fyffe). "The Engineer
Will Fyffe with Orchestra, Comedienno.
"The Trumpeler (Descriptive Ballad)
Parts 1 and 2," (J. F. Barron and J. A. Dix),
SMUGGLERS SHOT.
TWO SEIZURES MADE BY COASTGUARDS.
1.
New York, Dec. 30
A message, from Newport, Rhode Island, states that three members of the crow of the Black Duck, a steamer laden with liquor, wara shot dead, and a fourth man wounded, in an encounter with; A coastguard cutter near the mouth of Naragansett Bay.
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Aftar the encounter the Black Duck was called and towed to Now London,
A Second Seizure.
A message from the latter place gives details of another liquor running onedunter, stating that a hundred ton vessel named the Florelmar, belleved to be British, was seized while on fire' off Mon tauk Point by a coastguard cutter.
"Liquor valued at £30,000 in re- ported to have been found on board the ship, the crow of which had escaped in the fog after set- ting are to the vessel Reuter's American Service,
LETTER GOLF.
There isn't a great deal of Raymond Newell, Baritone and difference between CLAY and Ton Swinley, Narrator SAND--just alx stops in letter "The meanderings of Monty, No. 20-golf and maybe you can beat that.
Monty attends a Board-Meeting,
Parts 1 and 2," (Milton Hayes),
Monologue by Milton Hayes.
"Blue Eyes Do I do wrong?". "Blue Eyes-Blue Eyes"
(John and Kern),
Evelyn Laye and Geoffrey Gwyther, "The schoolmaster and the boy,
Parts and 2," Ronald Jeans), Comedy Sketch by Cicely Court neldge and Jack Hulbert.
"Les Pauneurs, Valse
(The Skaters)," (Waldteufel). Lea Sirenes, Valse,"
Regimental Band of H. M. Grenadier Guards.
"On with the Show, I 1929-Selection
Parts 1 and
(Publishers: Lawrence Wright Music Co.).
Debroy Somers Band (with Vocal Chorus by Tom Barratt). "Merrie England-Selection,"
Parts 1 and 2, (E. German),
Regimental Band of H. M. Grenadier Guards "Angeln Mla," (Pollock and Rapen) "If you don't love me."
(Yellen and Agery,
Organ Sulo by Emil Velazeu, "The now moon-lover come back
to me," (Hammerstein and *Romberg),
"The new moon-one kine.
pro
Evelyn Laye and Chorus with Drury Lane Theatre Orchestra. "Virginia-Selection Parts 1 and 2"
(Waller and Tunbridge),
London Theatre Orchestra. 7.48 p.m. Weather report. 0.00-10.30
Chinese p.m. gramme.
10.30 p.m. News bulletin. Programme of Columbin records. supplied by courtesy of Messra. An derson. "Martial Moments-March Medley-
Parts 1, and 2,4 (arr. Winter); The Regimental Band of H. f. Grenadier Guards.
"A day's broadcasting— „
Parts 1 and 2, (Clapham and Dwyer),
Descriptive Sketch by Clapham and Dwyer. "Miniature Musical Comedies-
Parts 1 and 2." (Harold Simpson and Stanley Holt),
Billy Leonard, Mark Daly, Emmio Joyce, Raymond Newell, Norma Williams and Chorus (with Orchestra conducted by Stanley Holt). "Maritana-Scenes that are
brightest," (Wallace, orr, Sear), "The Bohemian Girl, then you'll
remember me" (Balfe, arr. Sear), J. H. Squire Celeste Octet. "Funny face-tell the Doc,"
(Gershwin, Carter and Gershwin), Leslie Henson and Mole Quartette with Novelty Orchestra. "Funas face-a few drinks,"
Comedy Sketch by Leslie Benson and Sydney Howard, "Poet and Peasant Overture
Parts 1 and 2" (Von Suppe), The Regimental Band of H. M
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1. The iden of letter golf le to change one word to another and do it in par, a given number of strokes. Thus to change COW to HEN, in three. strokes, COW, HOW, HEW, HEN.
2-You can change only one letter at a time.
3.-You must have a complete word, of common usage, for each jump. Slang words and abbrevia- tions dont's count.
4.-The order of letters cannot be changed,
One solution is printed on another page.
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Grenadier Guarda. "Chorus Hils of Yesterday,
Parts 1 and 2,' (arr. R. 8, Stoddon),
The Jolly Old Fellows with Orchestra. "At the Racer-Parts 1 and 2,** (Clapham and Dwyer),
Descriptive Sketch by Clapham and Dwyer. "Chaat Bana Paroles,"
(Tachaikowsky, arr. Sear), "Invitation to the Valse,"
(Weber, arr. Bear),
J. II. Squire Celeste Octet. "Miniature Musical Comedies No. 1,"
"The Gipsy Girl,"
(Harold Simpson and, Stanley Holt), Mark Daly, Raymond Newell, Em- mie Joyce, Billy Leonard, Norman William, and Chorus with Orchestra, "Lionel Monckton, Memorles-Parts
1 and 2, (Lionel Monckton),
Debroy Somers Band.
(Traditional), "Auld Lang Syne.
1250 Voices Daily Express Com-
munity Singing at Columbia
Graphophone London Factory, 12.10 a.m. Close down.
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