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The following programme will
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THE MINISTER AND CRICKET
LAST-WICKET STANDS
Mr. Baldwin was among the mem-
FRENCH HISTORY.
THREE PERIODS DEPICTED IN
THE IRON MASK”
SHOWING AT QUEEN'S
Three periods of French history
be broadcast to-day from Govern-bers of I. Zingari who were enter are represened in Douglas Fair- ment Broadcast Station Z.B.W. on tained at dinner at the Mansion banks' new United Artists Picture, 350 metres.
House recently by the Lord Mayor, "The Iron Mask," which is now (Sir Kynaston Studd). In the course showing at the Queen's Theatre. of his speech the Prime Minister The story opens in the France said:-
of 1638, with Louis XIII on the
5.30-6.30 p.m. Progranima of Chinese music. (Beka Records sup
courtesy of plied through the Messrs. The Canton Trading As sociation, Lfa,
7.48 p.m.--Evening weather re-meeting, and we got through the three musketeers, Athos, Porthos. business with expedition until the and Aramis engage in the advan- programme.ast item on the agenda. The tures, intrigues and loves of their (II.M.V. records supplied through colleagues got hold of it the courtesy of Messrs. S. Moutrie examined it fore and aft
talked and talked for over an
I remember that one day we were throne, and the newborn heir in his D'Artagnan and the having a particularly dreary Cabinet cradle.
port.
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"Shepherd's. Hey,"
Molly on the Shore,"
Royal Opera Orchestra, Covent Garden.
Sombre Woods,"
"Down Here,”
Bass, Manuel Hemingway, "The Song Is Ended," "Just A Memory,"
Vocal, Duet, Winnic Melville
& Derek Oldham,
"So This Is Spring." "Cuckoo,"
Humerous, Leslie Strony. "My Old Shako," "Cloze Props,"
Bass, Harry Dearth.
So We'll Go on No More A-
Roving!
"Love, Could Only Tell Thee,"
Tenor, Derek Oldham.
"Good News." "Funny Face,"
Selection.
Victor Arden-Phil Ohman & Their Orchestra with male chorus. "Southern Melodies Waltz-No, 1,
& 2,"
Walter Kolomoku's Honoluluans. "Etude in E flat Major-Op. 10,
No. 11,"
"Elude in C sharp minor-Op. 10,
No. 4,"
"Etude in F Major-Op. 25, No. 3." "Etude in A flat Major-Op. 10. No.
10,"
"La Bohemic."
Pianoforte Solo, Benno Moisevitch.
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Overture, The Band of H.M. Coldstream
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Pianofore Solo, Mischa Levitzki. "Angels Guard Thee," "Murmurink Breezes,"
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youth. The weakling king and his splendid court are in the zenith of their glory, and Richelieu, is D'Artag- supreme in his power. Den, young and carefree, wielda his sword in defence of his king, and pursues his love affair with the little seamstress, Constance.
Tragedy ends this gay epoch; Athos, Porthos and Aramis are banished to the far corners of France by the Cardinal. D'Artag- nan remains alone in Paris, bereft of the companion swords of his loyal friends.
The next scenes are laid in 1643, five years later. The powerful Richelieu is dying, depriving France of one of her most devoted
leaders. The king maintains the pomp and glory of a throne which aways with the loss of its strongest prop, the Cardinal. The little Dauphin is the centre of the hopes of the country and is being train- ed in all the arts of princehood. D'Artagnan, elevated from the ranks of the musketeers to the post of personal guard of the heir to the throne retains the gallantry of his gay youth, with the added dig- nity which time and responsibility have brought him. It is to D'Artagnan that the dying Richelieu bequeaths the care and training of the little Dauphin.
Intrigues of Conspirators Twenty years pass between the death of the Cardinal and the open- ing of the third period of the story. Beneath the peasantry and pomp of the court of 1663, the intrigues of de Rochefort and his conspirators flourish unhampered by the departed Richelieu. King Louis XIII is dead, and the young Louis occupies his father's throne.
A peculiarity of cricket (be pro-D'Artagnan, now a captain of the constant com- ceeded) was that it had given to guards, is the
His hair the world the phrases "That is panion of the boy king.
gray, and his features are cricket" or "That is not cricket." is One could not define what cricket chiselled with a new dignity and was, 39
one could not define alausterity, but the same unquench- gentleman, but one knew it, as one able ardour lies in his face and This period brings the re- knew a gentleman when one met a feyes. gentleman. They could not define union of the four masketeers. what was cricket or what was not Athos lays aside his books, Parthos Orch.ericket. but they knew it. Men relinquishes his feasting and never said: "Oh came, that is not Aramis deserts his church to join golf, or lawn tennis, or marbles, D'Artagnan in the defence of king The valiant quar- Bass-Baritono, Peter Dawson:
or anything else." Nor, if he were and country.
tette are older in years but not in "Sonata In C Minor, Op. 13."
to come out with his programme Pianoforte Salo, Frederic Lamond and state that he would cure un-spirit.
Tenor. Leonard Gowings. "Clowns In Clover." Selection.
The New Mayfair "The Old Superb." "Homeward Bound,"
"Andantino In D Flat," "Traumerei,"
Organ Solo, Edward H. 10.30 p.m. Close down.
The authenticity of the modes, employment in six months, would anyone pat him on the back and manners and settings of the three! Lemare.sayYou cannot say that; that Feriods was assured by the per-1
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is not politics." Mr. Baldwin
sonal supervision of M. Maurice Leloir, an eminent authority on the drew an amusing seventeenth century.
picture of village cricket as he
Mr. Fairbanks again plays knew it in his youth. He said
as he did in "The D'Artagnan, there were players in billycock hats, Three Musketeers," of which "The and some of them supported their Iron Mase" is a sequel.
black trousers with horse girths.
no one
STANDARD TIME.
SUNRISE AND SUNSET IN COLONY
Ee belonged to cricket circles where
played for
his average—: because they could not do it. Those Mr. George Bernard Shaw is will-present had played no far greater ing to have his head cut off, accord-grounds than he, but they had ing to a letter he is reported to played many a match without seeing have written to a Berlin friend, a man fall down through hitting who wrote asking him for his too hard or sending his bat opinion on some experiments by the umpire's head. They the Russian Professor Brauthenento seldom seen two fielders collide in wich), are as follow:-- fon living dogs.
their eagerness to get a bail, and
Sunrise and Sunset in Hong over Kong for May (Standard time of had the 120th Meridian, East of Green-
The professor claims that he cut one of them carried off the field. May off the head of a dog and kept it They had seldom played with what alive for three hours by a process was called a back-stop.
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Shaw considers these experiments It would be a sad day for England very interesting, but he is when that cricket, which so many opposed to trials being made on of them book part in their early criminal, whose life, he says, is not days, passed away. worth being prolonged in such a way. The experiment, he contin- ues, ought to be made on a man of science-for instance, on one who is suffering from a growth in paper office which was still ranning the stomach. By the adoption of in these dark days. the professor's method the scient-compositors said: ist's brain could be freed from the remember me," and he said, "I do effect of the growth in the body, not.". The compositor said: the blood circulation being arremember you, and when you were tificially maintained. Thus the man, about seven years old, and I was could continue to give lectures, 18, we chalked a wicket on your make speeches, and give advice coachman's cottage wall at home, That fellow without being bampered by the and I bowled to you.”
knew how to play the game, and affliction of the body.
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