1930-01-28 — Page 11

TUESDAY JANUARY 28, 1930.

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RADIO

RADIO

TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME

The following programme will be broadcast to-day from the Hong Kong Broadcasting Station Z.D.W. on 355 metres:-

TOPICS

LOOKING BACK

Experiments of 28 Years Ago

- Ma

The Marchese Marconi recently broadcast speech through 68W (the short-wave experimental wire- less station at Chelmsford), in which he recounted his experiences in receiving at St. John's, Now- foundland, 28 years ago, the his- toric "S" signal, the first wireless signal to be transmitted across the Atantic. Speaking of possible de-

5-7 p.m.-Programme of Colum bia Records by Courtesy of Messrs.velopments in the future, the Mar-

Anderson.

"Madame Butterfly"Selection

(Puccini, arr. Godfrey),

New Queen's Hall Light Orchestra. Strauss March" (Mezzacupl), "Bond of Friendship. March"

(J. M. Rogan),

The Regimental Band of ILM. Grenadier Guards.

Modern inventions caused the arrest of C. P. S. Westergaard, former New York bank official. Ha lett New York after having obtained, it is alleged, $60,000 from the bank through forged transfer orders. His photograph was radioed to Britain and enabled Scot- land Yard operatives to identify and arrest him.

"No. No, Nanette"-Vocal Gems

(Caesar & Youmans),

Columbia Vocal Gem Chorus. "Follow Through"-Vocal Gems,

Columbia' Light Opera Co. "Carmen-The Toreador Song"

(Bizet),

"Tannbuuser-0 Star of Eve

(Wagner),

"Cockney Suite".

.Harold Williams,

Albert W. Ketelbey's Concert Orchestra. "Pagliacci-Prologue" (Leoncavallo),

(In Intalian)

Armando Borgioli (Baritone). "The Bohemian Girl Then You'll Re- member Me" (Balfo, arr. Sear), "Marítana-Scenes That are Bright-

est" (Wallace, ser. Sear),

J. H. Squire Celente Octet. "Prelude in C Sharp Minor"

(Rachmaninoff, Op. 3, No. 2), "Humoreske"

(Dvorak, Op. 101, No. 7),

Liberal Jewish Synagogue Organ, St. John's Wood. London, Played by G. T. Pattman,

"Marie, My Girl"

(J. K. Casey & G. Altken),

"The Ballad Monger from the Song

of the Fair".Rex Palmer, Baritone

with Plano,

"Il Trovatore"---Selection

(Verdi)...

"Mignon"Selection,

.Percy Pitt

Now Queen's Hall Light Orchestra.

“Abandomado, Waltz”,

"Santiago, Waltz",

Columbia International

Orchestra.

7-9 pm-Experimental Trans- mission.

9 pim-Chinese Programme. 10.30 p.m.-Close Down.

HUMPERDINCK' ON THE WIRELESS

THE B.B.C. struck out an original

line in broadcasting Humpor- dinck's beautiful oporn, "Konigskin- der" ("The Children of the King")- Years ago Sir John Martin Harvey appeared in London in this as a play, of course and Humperdinck wrote incidental mosle for it, even tually turning it into an operazo difficult It has rarely been heard.

that It was given at Covent Garden Just before the war, but never since.

Apart from the musical obstacles, are others. A flock of geese

thom

form

chese salil:-

"The spaaning of great distances is now child's play compared with Wireless tele- what it was then. phony over world-wide' distaneas is now a reality, together with the transmission of pictures and the day is approaching when television also will be a commonplace. I may even be that the transmission of power over moderate distances may be developed in the not far distant future.

A PROBLEM Smelling by Ear and Tasting by Eye

"A radio Hstener in Paris recent- ly presented French radio engineers with

When a puzzling problem. he. listened to the church service broadcast' from the Cathedral of Notre Dame, this Hatener sald, ho also smelled the smoke of the candles in the church. Was it possible, ho asked, that smell sensations might be picked up accidentally by the microphone?

"Radio engineers thought not, but were undecided about the reaf explanation (says a writer in the American Weekly). Certainly no- thing of the character of a smoll can possibly be sent out, everybody agreed, over radio waves.

"Fortunately for the candle- psychologists smelling Parisian,

rescue. He was the came to his victim of a curious mental ab- normality called 'synthesia' or the mixing of sensations. These in-

"I must leave to your imagin, stances are most likely to occur in ations the uses which can be made people above the average in mental of theac new powers, They willpowers, education, and culture. probably be as wonderful as any thing of which we have experienced so far."

In a Gale

Dealing with the adventure of twenty-eight years ago, he said that it was on November 26, 1901, that he sailed from Liverpool to carry out experiments in Newfoundland with a receiving aerial supported by n balloon or a kite. They landed at St. John's on December 6, and the experiment took place on Dec. cniber 12 in a gale.

"Up till then," he said, "I had nearly always used a receiving ar rangement, including a coherer, which recorded Automatically signals through a relay, and a Morse Instrument.

"In the records of laboratories of psychology are accounts of indivi- | duals whose tasto sensations got mixed with sounds or with sensa- tions of colour; of individuals whoae amell sensations called up scenes; of still other persons whom sounds made to feel pain or whom pain made to hear imaginary sounds. Apparently nearly every possible mixture of one senas with the other has been detected in at least one abnormal individual."

sensitive than the recorder.

"Suddenly, at about half-past twelve, a succession of three faint clicks on the telephone, correspond- Ing to the three dots of the letter

I decided in this in- 's' sounded several times in my ear stance to use also a telophone con--beyond 'the possibility of a doubt. nected to a self-restoring coherer I then know that I had been justi- the human car being far more fled in my anticipations."

These two cadio men, Robert Eustice (left) and C. G. Forbes, operators on the 8. 8. Fort Victoris, drew much praise for their cool- ness and constancy of service at their keys when their craft was rammed by the S. S. Algonquin during a dense fog in the lower New York Bay. Several investigations as to the cause of the crash have been started The Fort Victoria sank in about sixty feet of water.

TRAFFIC CASES

Kowloon Motorists Fined

Traffic Court was held yesterday by an integral part of the plot, Mr. T. 8. Whyte-Smith at the" "Kow- and geese are not

good actors, as

atoon Magistracy.

all who saw those Covent Garden

ale music and at the same time look the East entrance to the Kowloon like a couple of small children who Godowns. die of starvation in: the snow: fx nof engy.

In such circumstances as these broadcasting has Ita advantages.

A summons Issued against Mr. A. A Botelho, whose address was given No: 45, Granville Road, was not served and the case was zet dside for a

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