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'HOW HE LIED TO HER HUSBAND'
A BERNARD SHAW PLAY.
ZBW. Orchestra 12-12.20 p.m. Belay of Service of Intercession from St. John's Cathedral."
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8.50 p.m. Danes Music: Waltz-Close To Me: Fox-Trot...--- Front Page News-Sydney Lipton and His Grosvenor House Bard with vocal chorus by Chips Chip: pendale; Take Another Queer-- Teddy Foster and His 'Kings Of Swing with vocal refrain by Teddy Foster: Tangos-Moonlight on The Rio Grande; Fireflowers —– Heins Huppertz and His Orchestra; Fox- Trots, Two Shadows In The Moor light; Moon At Ben-Billy Thor-
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Munt-Go west, young man")-Reggio
Childs and His Orchestra wit vocal refrain; Slow Fox-Trots - Bedtime Medley: The Sweetest Music
Of Heaven... This Side Maurice Winnick and His Orches- tra with vocal refrain.
12.40 p.m. Bournemouth
| cipal Orchestra.
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Dance Novelty Duet (C. White)--
with W. W. Bennett (Xylophone) and E. Stancy (Cello); Carlsbad Doll Dance (L Pleler).
p.m. Local Time Signal and Weather Report.
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1.03 p.m. Patricia Bossborough at
the Plano,
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Anything Goes-Selection (Cole)
Porter). Intro: Anything Goes; You're the Top; I Get A Kick out of You; All through the Night: Blow, Gabriel, Blow; Fidgety Digits (Haines); Head Over Heels-"Selec- tion. Inm: May I have the next Romance with you; There's that Look in your Eyes again; Head over Heels in Love.
1.35 p.m. Reginald Dixon (Or.
can).
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Dixon Hits No. 7. Intro: Is it true
what they say about Dixië? Sweet- heart Let's grow old together; The touch of your Ups; Lost; Lovely
Lady: The glory of love: Dixon
10.30 p.m. Gllbert and Sulliva 1- Excerpts from The Gondollers'.
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11.10 Luncheon Music (A), 11.30-Afternoon Musical Pro-
gramme (A)..
Stole The Prince-Leo Shereld, Henry A. Lytton, Bertha Lewis. 3.00 p.m.-"World Affairs." Talk Mavis Bennett and Arthur Hosk by the Rt. Hon. Sir Malesim Ro- Ing: But Bless My Heart; Try Webertson (D1)..
3.15 "An Evening with the Rus- Lifelong Mavis Bennett, Leo, Sheffield, Henry A. Lytton, Berthasian Ballet." (D1).
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1938.—PAGE 13
Lewis and Arthur Hosking: Do Not
Harold 4.20-"Eociable Songs." Give Way-Leo Shemeid, Winifred Casey, baritone with the BBC Mid-
Oldham,
Lawson. Alleen Davis, Derek Old- ham. What is the Cause-Chorus: Reply- George Baker; Now. TraY.
ing. We Sing Derek George. Baker and Chorus: Then; To An Island Fair-Derek Oldham Let's Away; Then Away They Go Winifred Lawson. Alleen Davies. George Baker and Chorus.
WH
10.55 p.m. Loudon RelayHow He Lied To Her Husband' by Bernard Shaw.
Produced by Leslie Stokes, 11.30 pm. Close down.
Hits No. 18. Intro: You're here GERMANY'S you're there; Ten pretty girls; Love
is
good for anything that ails you: LESSON
Dixon Hits No. 18. Intro: Remem
ber Me: The Moon got in my eyes;
It's the natural thing to do; In the
mission by the sea; Bailing Home:
1,30 p.m.
nouncements.
FOR BRITONS
[land Singers (D1). 4.30-"At Home (A).
(A).
And Abroad "
4.45--Sporting News and Notes
4.50-News (DI).
$.25 Commentary on News. (A). [ 5.40 "Red Sand and White." by Lotte Lehmann (A).
6.00 "The Play's the Thing." (A).
6:45 Scenes from "The Old Ladies." (D2).
7.00--Musical Interlude Record- ings by Lotte Lehmann (A..
7.10-Violin Recital by Gulls Bustabo (A).
7.45 The BBC Empire Orchestra (D2).
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8.30-At the Black Dog." Mr. Wilkes at home in his own bar. parlour" (DZ).
8.50 Recorded Music (A). 0,00-Actualities (HL);
9.15 "World Affairs.” Talk by
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I still love to kiss you good-night. Mr R. G. Menzies, the Austra
Reuter and Rugby lian Attorney-General who has Press; Weather Forecast and An- been on a visit to Britain in con- the Rt. Hon: Sir Malcolm Robert- jnection with the trade negotiason (D2); Local colour talk (H.1). 1.40 p.m. Musical Comedy Selections between Australia and the 0.30-News (D2), tions.
United Kingdom, spoke of mis-
10.00-Hughea ard Lever, in Gems from "No, No Nanette" tunderstandings between Britain
Songs at the Plano (D3). (Vincent Youmans); Gems from and Germany, and of the lesson
10.15-The --- Aston Hippodrome Orchestra (D3). "Rose-Marie" (Film))—Light Opera to be learned from a totalitarian Company with Orchestra: "Peter State, when he and Mra Menzies Pan" Selection (John Crook)~~~The left for home recently. London Palladium Orchestra cond. "My recent visit to Germany by Richard Crean; "Helen”-Vocal was, although necessarily short, Gema (Offenbach-arr. Korngold)- very illuminating," he said. Columbia Light Opera Company "With great respect to the with Orchestra: The Town Talks" German people, whose recovery ment." Talk by Dr. Charles Hitt 12.20 .m.-"Matters of Mo- Selection (V. Ellis)-Vaudeville and achievements
during the (D3), Theatre Orchestra with Donaid last few years must inspire pro- 12.35-Recital by Francis Rus- Stewart. Cond, by Dennis van Thal. found respect. I cannot help sell, tenor (D3),
2.15 p.m. Close down,
8
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p.m. Studio-The Children's do not understand either the
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7 p.m. Closing local Stock Quota-attitude. tions.
Minor, Op. 51, No. 2.
Played by Quartet.
[understanding will grow between
10.55 "How he Lied to her Hus band," by George Bernard Shaw (DS).
11.30-Band of F16 Royal Air Force (D3): 12.00-News (D3).
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CONSTRUCTION OF PALACE OF SOVIETS
Statue Of Lenin To Grace Building
that nobody in Germany. wants war, since every intelligent per- son,, both in and out of Germany, knows full well that a major 1. Artists Life-Waltz (Strauss) European conflict may well end Z.B.W. Orchestra; 2. (a). Do Not [In the material defeat, if not the Go, My Love (Hageman), (b) actual moral destruction, of all Swans (A, Walter Kramer)-Rose the combatant nations.
The gigantic statue of Lenin, Bampton (Contralto) with. Wilfred "The principles of the totall-which is to top the Palace of the Pelletier) (Piano); 3. By the Shine tarian State as Germans freely Boviets, at present under com- of the Sea (Percy Elliott); 4. TW admitted to me in Britain, are struction will weigh 5,000 tons Moroccan Dances (Charles Grelen not suited to the British genius, and will be twice as high as the fer); 5. (a) La Danse de L'Ouarda, but I hope that we British people Statute of Liberty in New York, (b) La Danse des Sabres-ZB.W, will not too easily accept the idea Moscow newspapers reveal, Orchestra: 6. "Minuette Galante- that because personal Uberties 'On cloudy days, the top of the Ettore Fellegatti ('Cello); 7, (a) have been curtailed in Germany statue will be hidden from view. Love Song (Becce-Knorr); (b). All the result is necessarily base Interesting details have been revealed with regard to the con- struction of the statue.
I Do Is For Love Of You (Fenyes materialism. Cets)-Herbert E. Groh (Tenor).
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"There is a good deal of a real with Organ; 8. Selections from ly spiritual quality in the wil
(Continued from Page 12): It appears that it will be com- lot. Been in India. Been a rab- Tales of Hofmann (Offenbach) Ingness of young Germans
A revised list of minimum war to posed of a steel frame, covered ber planter. Feel sure you will get risk rates for merchandise – was- Z.B.W. Orchestra.
dévote themselves to the service with sheets of metal alloy whose bum 8.30 p.m. London Relay--"At The (and well-being of the State.
Published yesterday and shows basic component will be steel, "And get him Spiro did, to the considerable reductions from the Black Dog",
If our democracy is to sur- and which will be able to with tune of £17,000, said Mr. Me-rates ruling during the crisis. Mr. Wilkes at home in his own vive and flourish and the liberty stand the effect of time and the Clure." bar-parlour. Presented by B. Ewhich is its life-blood is to remain elementa.
The latest rate between 31. LOST £108,000 Reynolds and Pascoe Thornton. pure and strong we will have to Lifts will ascend to
United Kingdom and Asia is five the legs 9 p.m. Eric Coates Compositions. realise that a willingness to serve and body of the statue and nne 1937 police inquiries reached a sixpence homeward, with an ad Mr. McClure said that early in shillings outward and seven and London Bridge-March; Summer the community. either in a poll-electric wires will be located in head. On February 6, 1937, war-ditional half crown south or west Afternoon-Idyli-Eric Coates and tical or social or industrial way, the metal sheets covering the rants were issued and on that day the Cette-Malta-Tripoli lize Symphony Orchestra I Heard You should come to be regarded as a body in order to warm the entire Spiro left this country. Within Reuter. Singing Alfred Plecarer (Tener normal state of mind and not as structure as soon as the tem- the previous week or ten days he with Plano: Valsette From "Wood a mild eccentricity.
perature drops to a point, where and got in cash £12,000.00 1999 | Nymphs" Light Symphony Or
"It may not be without interest it affects the 'construction.
"I cannot give any real idea of chestra cond. by The Composer. to add that in very well-In- The body of the statue will also the magnitude of this fraud 9.15 pm, London Relay--"World formed circles in Berlin I found be equipped with a system of added Mr. Mcclure. "Banking at an unqualined regard for the lightning-conductors in order counts show a turnover of just un A talk by The Right Han work and ideals of the British to protect the statue, and the der 600.000, -Sir Malcolm Robertson, G.CM.G.. Prime Minister and the Foreign palace wed
K.B.E.
Affairs”.
4.
Secretary, while, so far as I could
9.30 p.m. London Relay-The judge the selection of Lord Run dispute was extremely well News.
ciman to mediate in the Budeten ceited.
cheques and securities banded to Maclean and Henderson went into Spiro's own pocket.
A police inspector salg that re garding the activities
I am not suggesting anything and Henderson, like that sum was the proceeds of Company, thirty- fraud, but Lido suggest that a very sup
large primärtion of the proceeds of Masse
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