News from 27/07/1932
1932; Gale Group;
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Osbert Sitwell, John Beynon Harris, Vernon Bartlett, C. H. Middleton, M. A. Hemans, Charles Falkland, D. S. MacColl, Lilian Whitehead, P. J. Pybus M. P., Eric A. Constable, Major P. C. Wren, Sean O'casey, George Popoff, Cedric Belfrage, A. S. Russell, Desmond MacCarthy, G. S. M. Ellis, W. S. Morrison M. P., 'Afrit', Francis Toye, Paul Nash, Kenneth Bell, H. A. Silverman, J. M. Wordie, Lt.-Col. G. Val Myer, Rt. Hon. J. Ramsay MacDonald M. P., Arnold J. Toynbee, A. Neave Brayshaw, S. P. B. Mais, Reginald F. Johnston, Raymond Braillard,
ResumoThe Listener IN&W This Week's Crossword Crossword No. 124—'Cross-number' The Academy Cinema Barclays Bank Limited Art Forms in Nature Keep your 'Listener' clean Muriel Jaeger's Brilliant Book Williams & Norgate Ltd Smartwear Ltd. A guaranteed 10-15% per Annum (These figures are for male lives) Manager, Canada Life Assurance Co. Sir Daniel Hall's Digressions Of a Man of science Euthymol Tooth Paste Principal Contents Peril on the Road The Minister of Transport appeals to all road-user—motorists, bicyclists and pedestrians alike—to take more care on the road, esecially during the holiday season, and so decrease the present appalling of accidents Twenty-Four Hours in the Foreign Legion Major Wren here convincing proof that the adventures of "Beau Geste' and "Beau Sabreur' can be matched, for danger and excitement, by his own actual experinces in the Foreign Legion A Combined Attack on Polar Problems Mr. Wordie, who has himself gone on many Artic and Antartic expeditions, describes the main objectives of the Second International Polar Year Which begins at midnight on August The Gramophone in Education Week by Week H. M. Stationery Office. 6d. What Ottawa Might Do Still Time to Convert! A verbatin report of the Prime Minister's broadcast on July 20 How Shall We Spend Our Sundays? A Conversation between Osbert Sitwell and W. S. Morrison, M. P. Buddhist Art and Thought In the Footsteps of the Buddha. By Réné Grousset. Routledge. 15s. In and Out of Broadcasting House III—Une Visite à Broadcasting House Modern Architecture and Tradition Three new volumes have been added to the 'Kitbag' Travel … The Revival of Village History The Need to Scrap Worn-out Formulae Summer Poet The National institute for the Blind report that already … The publishers of London Shown to the Children are … Photography and Modern Art Is Co-operation Possible in the Far East? Russia and the Soviet Union in the Far East. By Victor A. Yakhontoff. Allen and Unwin. 18s. A survey of the makers of armaments and their influence … A New English Language-II To the Dead at Arras From a talk delivered on July I8: Books of the Week The Life of Lord Carson. Vol. I. By Edward Marjoribanks. Gollancz. 15s. Unpublished Letters of Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Edited by E. L. Griggs. Constable. 2 vols. 37s. 6d. The Listener's Book Chronicle The Life of John Redmond. By Denis Gwynn Harrap. 25s. The Listener's Book Chronicle The Sciences of Man in the Making By E. A. Kirkpatrick. Kegan Paul. 15s. The New England in the Pacific Some Good Walking Country New Flowers for New Borders The Malingerer at Work Listeners who applied at the suggestion of Professor … Studies in Musical Heresy-VII The Merits of Italian Music (Concluded) The Need for a National Film Institute Britain With Her Back to the Screen Object and Subject in Painting British Ball-Bearings Compulsory Games BBC publications National (Daventry) Programme Regional Programme London—842 kc/s (356.3 m.); Midland (M. R.)—752 kc/s (398.9 m.); Western (W. R.)—968 kc/s (309.9 m.); Northern (N. R.)—626 kc/s (479.2 m.); Scottish Region (S. R.)—797 kc/s (376.4 m.). Unless otherwise stated, the items refer to the London Regional programme The relations of art—and particularly poetry—with the … Multiple Classified Advertising Items Please support our Advertisers, mentioning 'The Listener' Printed by W. Speaight & Sons, Ltd., 98-99, Fetter …
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