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1-2.10 p.m... European Programme

1 p.m., Local Time and Weather

Report

1.03 p., Recorded Music. 1.30 p.m.. Reuter Press Buletina,

Rugby Press News, etc.

TOWER BEACH

OPENED

London Children's Playground

(Special Air Mail Service)

R. A. COMMANDER FOR HONGKONG

Lt. Col. Hearle

London, Aug. 10. Lieut-Colonel Arthur Basseth Hearle, D.SO., RA, has been ap- pointed to command the Royal Artillery stationed at Hong Kong.

London, July 28, and unlimited lemonade yesterday.

There were buns and chocolate-Beuter.

the tidal beach near the Tower of for the boys and girls playing on

A relay of the Rotary Club Tiffin Speech from the Hong London, Kdhg Hotel Roof Garden Ro- ...tarian C. E. Terry on "Many

Cargoes." --

2.10 p.m. Close Down,

VOCAL AND PIANOFORTE RE-

CITAL, TO-NIGHT

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and with food in cardboard boxes Long tables laden with casks

box for each comer-had been set up on the foreshore in the afternoon, while the Bishop of

Kent.-Col. Hearle, who was edu- cated at King's School, Rochester. and at the Royal Military Aca- demy, Woolwich, served through- out the European War with dis- tinction. He was promoted to Lieut-Colonel in 1930.

COWES- REGATTA A TALK BY MR. G. C. PELHAM London was dedicating the beach 4-7 p.m., Chinese Programime.. as a tidal playground and Lord

Spoiled By Storm 7-10.80 p.m., European Programme Wakefield was "opening" * new 7 p.m., Closing Local Stock Quo-companion ladder between the

London, August 11. tations, London and New York beach and Tower Whart.

When A storm in the Channel, and off Stock and Commodity Quota-Lord Wakefield had cut a white the East Coast of England imper- tions.

tape the ladder was lowered, tolled many yachts and other small 7.08-7.30 p.m., Orchestral.

the music of cheerful siren-blasts craft yesterday and a number of Euryanthe Overtime (Weber) from ships in the Thames, and resches were effected.

Willem "Mengelberg and the children streamed down. Early this morning the Clacton his Concertgebouw Fomp and Within a few yards of the shore Circumstances March No. 5 was a waterman on duty in a (Elgar)......

London Symphony patrol boat, which henceforth will Orchestra conducted by Sir always be there to safeguard Edward-Bigar.

children when the tide allows

TDukas)

FHilarmonic Symphony Orchestra of New and children who have played The foreshore is Crown property, Tork.

8

L'Apprentt Sorcier Apprentice) them to use the beach.

Report 7.30-8.10 pm, Variety.

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Vi....... Geraldo and his Orchestra. "

Vocal Duet-To-night ...... Anna

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London, July 28. "Miss Pamela Ostfer the 18-year- Instrumental-Kitten on. the president of the Council for Tower old film actress daughter of Mr. Keys. The six Keyboard Hill Improvement, the King's Isidore Ostrer president of the Kings.

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The Four Bright Sparks. 8.10-3.25 p.m. A Violin Recital by

Fritz Kreisler.

I-Humoreske, Op. 101, No.

(Dvorak)

--Caprice Viennois, (Kreisler,

3 Rondine (an

a theme

Beethoven) (Kreisler).

7

by

Fair Rosemary (Kreisler). 8.25-8.42 p.m., Vocal Gems from

Operas.

Pagliacci (Leoncavallo) ** Cavalleria Rusticana (Mascagni) ... Grand Opera Company. Tales of Hoffman (Offenbach)

Mignon (Thomas)

Commodity Quotations, follow- ed by New York" Opening Quotations.

10.40 pm.. Close, Down.

RADIO MANILA

5.00 p.m.-Studio Musical Varieties, 5:30 p.m.-Requests.

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Period.

8.41-9 p.m., Debroy Somers Hand. 6.30

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(from the "Gipsy Baron" by Johann Strauss) played by the

Period.

Berlin State Opera Orchestra. 7,45 p.m.-D.MHM, Programme. 9.30 p.m. Reuter Press Bulletins, 8.15 pm-Botica Bole Programme.

London 1 p.m. Stock and Com-8.30 p.m-Stock Quotations. 9.35-10.05 p.m., From the Studio.

modity Quotations.

Vocal and Planoforte Recital-by Mrs. O. C. Womack (Soprano) and Harry Ore-

8.35 p.m.-Ilocano Programme con-

ducted by Leon Pichay. 9.30 p.m.-Opera Hour. 10.30 p.m.-Sign off,

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Edinburgh, July 28. Neves-Ding Yalong, The Mys-almost think his foot is on his na- Mr. Ramsay MacDonald might tery Singer, Mike Velarde and tive heath on his Canadian holi- Harmony TrÍO.

day. At almost every turn in the history of the Dominion, Scotsmen are found taking a prominent part, often, too, in something of the spirit of the "Auld Alliance," with Frenchmen for colleagues. Years before Bir Willam Alexander Mac- Donald, Earl of Stirling, acting under a mandate of James VL, es- tablished the first Scottish settle- ment in Nova Scotia, & Bcotsman Martin, but known as "l'Ecossais," took part in the founding of Que- bec. It was a merchant of Greenock, John Pagan, who, in a decrépit old Dutch brig brought lands to Nova Scotia in 1773, and the first colonista from the High-

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PROGRAMME

1-Bong-

(a) My True Love hath my Heart... Hubert Parry (b) O Mistrée dine

Roger Quilter

2-Planoforte Soles:-

(a) Scherzo ................ Beethoven (b) Menuet

Schubert

3- Boags:-

(a) Zwei Brame Angen

Greig

(b) Views Aunore

French

4-Pianoforte Solos:

a) Gavotte ....

ola

DAVENTRY PROGRAMMÉ

7 p.m., Time Signal from Big Ben,

The Whitby Municipal Orches fra directed by Frank Gomez 8 p.m. Time signal from Green

wich An organ recital. 8.45-9.30 p.m. The Midland Studio Orchestra, directed by Frank Cantell, and artist, from Birmingham studio, 11.30 p.m.. Close Down,

- BERLIN PROGRAMME 9 pm, Dja Announcement. (Ger- Bach man, English)

German Folk Song Preview of Programme (German,

English).

(b) The Musical Subox

......Liadoff.

abnga

(a) St. Nicholas Day

Easthope Martin

(b) Love, Everlasting

Rudolf Friml

10.08-10.30 pm; Light Orchestral

9.15 p.m. Schubert-Braims, Bat let Music from Rosamunde Waltzes by Brahms. Lothar Ritterhoff, Helmut Hidegheti. 9.30 p.m., Hongs of the Homeland

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REACTION ON DOLLAR

London, Adg: 10. Following President Roosevelt's announcement on the nationalisa tion of silver in the United States at 50.01 cents per fine ounce, American dollars displayed weak ness in the London Foreign Ex- change Market, the rate moving

Music... William Tell Overture (Rossini) 9.45 pm. Latest News (English)2 cents in favour of sterling

......Members of the La Scala 10 pm, The Bonny Girls of Ble- Orchestra, Milán, conducted beach. A Belection from the anticipation of American allver On the Stock Exchange, in By Ettore Panizza by Operatta by Johannes Mullet. purchases abroad, there Tschaikowsky in Vienna (arr. 11 pm, Latest News (German) activity in silver abares. The Walter) Orchestra Ray 11.15 p.m. Intellectual Co-opera-tone generally in the market was monde E

flon: Poet and Reader discuss arm. British funds further ad- Gounod in Vienna (arr. Walter their Work COrchestre Raymonde

ranced. Home ralla recovered on 11.30 p.m., Entertaining Concert. 10.30 pm Reuter Press Bulletins, 11:45 pm, Latest News (English several home industrials proved. news of the wages settlement and Rugby Mid-day Press News, 12 midnight, Dja Sign On (Ger Gold mining shares were in de. Further London Stock and mari, English);

mand British Wireless.

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