News from 03/03/1937
1937; Gale Group;
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H. L. M., D. Carter, A. Defries, Doggerel, H. D. Henderson, Grace Wyndham Goldie, John Coatman, A. Mclaren Young, R. H. M., C. H. Middleton, Alistair Cooke, Ann Stafford, L. H. Callendar, S. J., Leslie N. Shorter, Geoffrey Crowther, Robert Hull, John Summerson, Donal O'sullivan, Eileen L. Younghusband, Jubal, Rev.Father M. C. D'arcy, H. Booth, Harley Granville-Barker, Clifford Dyment, George Audit, Charles V. Wintour, Gerald Abraham, Mr. Gwyn Jones, Percy A. Scholes, Sir William Beveridge, L. Mongey, J. H. Rae, F. G. Smith Hon. Sec., , P. A. Rice, Ronald Jessup, Anthony Lewis,
ResumoThe Listener University Correspondence College Royal Victoria Hotel Crossword No. 364 'General' Hodder & Stoughton G. Bell and Sons, Ltd. Cut Golden Bar The London School of Journalism Thermal Syndicate Ltd. Royal Mail Lines, Ltd. Metropolitan College BBC The Salvation Army The National Building Society BSM Heal & Son Orient Line Cruises Principal Contents Alas, Poor Will! The eminent producer and playwright, broadcasting for the first time, comments on Shakespeare's treatment on the screen and through the microphone Premises Coming Down The demolition of All Hallows Church is only one instance of a number of regrettable changes which are taking place in London Wisdom from Wales Empire Broadcasts Week by Week Plans for Emergency Fire-fighting 'Backwater' Villages Getting Rid of Dry Rot 'Scrounging' Rearmament and Rising Prices Broadcast on February 22 'Shades of the Prison-House' Mr. Howard Marshall and others Explore the Boys' Club Making Men Unemployment Insurance Up-to-date Television Discussion on Unemployment Room for Expansion? Concerning the Small Family, its Causes and Consequences Flying as a Rest Cure Come, Warrior Superstition or Reasonable Faith? Technique of the Radio Play Radio News-Reel Feb. 22-28 A pictorial summary of the week's news drawn from the Broadcast News Bulletins Flowers for Next Winter Why Do You Go to the Movies? It appears that cats may soon seldom be seen—and, more … Prices and Profits Declining Population Can Art be Subversive? The Puritans and Masques Are Examinations Fair? Bias in Broadcast News The Dark Ages in Ireland National Parks: What Do We Want? Ireland and the Spanish Civil War 'False Romanticism' 'Man of Destiny' Broadcast Factories Bill Campaign Did You Hear That? The Indian General Elections In his broadcast 'New Books on Religion' on February … The Mysterious Denehole It may surprise many listeners in this country to know … The Listener We are asked to say that the performance of 'Julius … The Listener's Book Chronicle The Life of Richard Wagner. Vol. II, 1848-1860 By Ernest Newman. Cassell. 30s. The Listener's Book Chronicle Burning City. By Stephen Vincent Benét Heinemann. 5s. The Infernal Machine. By Jean Cocteau Oxford. 7s. 6d. The Listener's Book Chronicle Jamaica. By Lord Olivier. Faber. 21s. The Listener's Book Chronicle The Flowering of New England, 1815-1865 By Van Wyck Brooks. Dent. 15s. Two Contemporaries Czech Music The Magic of Mompou Four Catalan Songs and Dances by Monpou will be broadcast on March 12 at 7.20 (National) Stanford's 'Stabat Mater' Broadcast on March 12 at 8.40 (Regional) Gershwin and Others Remington Typewriter Company Limited World-Radio Herts & Essex Aeroplane Club National Droitwich—200 kc/s, 1,500 m. London, West and North—1,149 kc/s, 261.1 m. Full details of the programmes will be found in the 'Radio Times' Regional 877 kc/s, 342.1 m. and 1,474 kc/s, 203.5 m.; Midland (M.)—1,013 kc/s, 296.2 m.; West and Wales (W.)—804 kc/s, 373.1 m.; North (N.)—668 kc/s, 449.1 m.; Scottish (S.)—767 kc/s, 391.1 m.; Northern Ireland (N. I.)—977 kc/s, 307.1 m. Unless otherwise stated, the items refer to the main Regional Programme … Kinmel Hall Sheed and Ward Royal National Orthopædic Hospital Amplivox Ltd. Multiple Classified Advertising Items 'The Listener' Arthur Sanderson & Sons, Ltd. Psychology Publishing Co., Ltd. Printed in England by W. Speaight & Sons, Ltd., 98-99, … What this Free Book Will Show You
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