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TOSCANINT'S RECORD FEE"

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I Hear that London, will not ace Dixon, the shipping firm, of which hipper tår," Iver Quest, is vice- | Toscanini for the present. He has been conducting in Paris and Vienna, and was approached with a view to his appearing again in London

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Tar. TTB SCOTLAND The Duc de la Tremoille, who was only 23, was the premier Duke

of France.

His family goes back to the Crusaders. An ancsetor. Georges de la Tremoille, was the cunning and powerful Minister of the Dauphin in Joan of Arc's time. He was responsible for introdue ing the Maid to the heir to the French throne.

(Strauss); Song-The Doll's Song ("Tales of Hofman" - Offenbach) - Mavis Bennett (Soprano). Octet Memories of Johann

Strauss (arr. Willoughby)-J.” The family seat at Serrant, one H. Squire Celeste Octer of the finest chateaux of Anjou, Song-Vienna, City of my has curious history. It belonged Dreams (Lockton and Secayn- at one time to Francis Walsh. He was a brother of that Anthony Walsh, a Nantes ship-builder, who financed the 1745 "Rebellion and escorted Bonnie Prinée Charlle to Scotland.

ski).

Bong-Les Millions D'Arlequin (Sangwin and Drigo)--Charles Kullman (Tenor): Violin Solo Walta in C Sharp

Minor (Chopin), 2 Violin

Bolo La Capricieuse (Elgar)-Bronislaw Huberman. -7.46-8.15 p.m. From the Studio. 8.p.n. (Local. Time and Weather

Report)."

The Walshes married into the Tremolle family, who thus came into possession of the château.

In the library there is a fine portrait of Anthony Walsh and Charles Edward standing together.

which risked their all for him.

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1.12th Street Rag..

2-From Me to You.

4.--Stormy Weather

3. Welcome Little Stranger.

5. Whispering.

AMERICAN-HOST".

Mr Leander James McCormick. the nost, belongs to the well-known American millionaire family, who

But his demaned for six rehear- sals for each concert made the financial problem insoluble. In Parla he was paid the equivalent of £700 for each concert. Tais is said to be the highest fee ever received by a conductor.

Singers however, have often done far better than that. Chaliapin, for instance, received £4,500 for his two well-remembered performances Rimsky-Korsakov's Mozart and Salleri" at the Albert Hall.

and Instrumentalists,

A EXTRAVAGANT CUBA Even this handsome figure did not reach the truly fantastic sums- which the South Americans were happy to pay in the palmy days just after the war.

Caruso's fee of £4,000, at Cuba in 1919, is said to have been the high-water mark of this extrava- In the same year, at gance. Buenos Aires. Titta Ruffo was the most generously rewarded baritone in the world. Vet

EPPING, BY EPSTEIN Whatever Epstein sets his hand to reflects his vigorous and original personality. The series of water- colours of Epping Forest, which be on view at Tooth's Galleries from Wednesday onward are no excep tion to the rule,

Mr. Eptein has a summier retreat near Epping. This year, though

6-Maybe I Love You Too Much control the International Harves- he had never painted a landscape

7: What's the Use? 8.-Moonstruck.

8.159 p.m-Orchestral

Star Without Words (Tschal- Kowsky) - (In, 4. Minor)-Leo- pold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra Bavarian Dance, Op. 27, No. 1

(Elgar)

Bavarian Dance, Op. 27 No. 2 (Elgar) London Symphong Orchestra.

La Valse (Ravel)-Orchestre de la Societe des Concerts du Conservatoirs, Paris A Night at the Hungaria (arr. Colombo)-Colombo with "the Tigane Orchestra. Elegiac Melody (Chieg)-Willem Mengelberg and His Concert gebouw Orchestra. 9-9.30 pm. "A Scottish National Programme" written by Christine, Orr, and produced the by Gordon Gildard în Edinburgh atudios of the Bri- tish Broadcasting Corporation, 12 midnight-Close Down.

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ter Company. Mr. McCormick before, he set out, in the intervals reprenfi, the fan in this country. | between his sculptural work, to Bu vita, whom the married less capture the beauties of the tress the Comtesse de Fleurizu. She is and glades within this historic no relation of the former French woodland. The result is a collec Ambassador 'in" London.

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eager collector. Duke of Albany,

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2 pm (approx:) Close Down.

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which is probably one of the strangest in the country. only figures it bears the XII and III

He was an intimate friend of Disraeli, who had few men friends, and lady Rosslyn was a great friend of both Disraeil and Glad- stone,

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