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VoL VII. No. 7. MARCH
MARCH 22,
22, 194
1942
PROGRAMMES FOR
APRIL I TO 15
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facts, no barrier
facts, no barrier to to prevent
prevent a piece
piece of
o f hard
The Moral
The Moral Front
Front news fromgetting
news from
enemy
getting known.
might try
enemy might try to
known. However
to twist
However much an
twist and turn
turn them,
them, no no
intelligent person
person withwith his
his eyes
eyes and ears
ears about
p ERVANTES
E R V A N TE S once
once said that in
said that in war
war it
it is such
such things
things asas "a
"a war
warofo nerves,"
f nerves,”"defeat- him would
w ould fail
fail to
to know
know the the correct
correct facts
facts in
C
lr courage
couragethat
thatvanquishes,
vanquishes, not
not good
g ood wea-
wea ism," “"infiltration."
ism,” infiltration.” Carefully cooked
Carefully
“ defeat
cooked up
him
good
g ood time.
time. The
T h e international
internationalexchange
exchange of
in
o f in-
in
pons.
pons. The
T h e author
author of D on Quixote
o f Don Q u ixote was
was per-
per rumours are let loose to wear wear down
dow n form ation over
formation over thethe air provides
provides everybody
everybody
haps well qualified
haps well qualified to
to express an opinion
express an op in ion on
on the mental
the mental resistance
resistance of
o f aapopulace,
populace, while
while without
without distinction
distinction with with a valuable
valuable guide
guide to to
this point
this point since
since he had
had himself
himself seen
seen much
much authentic” stories are passed
“"authentic" passed round
round to the march
march of o f world events. It also
w orld events. also adds
adds to to
serviceand
military service
military and even
even participated
participated in in a create panic and scare. These T hese are dis-
dis stature. Unlike
his moral stature. Unlike the uncertain times times
number ooff famous
number his time. Cour-
battles ooff his
famous battles C our reputable methods of of warfare which of
o f 1914-18, there isis nno
1914-18, there more
o m groping in
ore groping in the
the
age in
age in the face
face of o f danger
danger has been been equally
equally could
cou ld only be expected from disreput- disreput dark about
about thethe vital
vital happenings
happenings withwith which
which
extolled
extolled by by other
other eminent
eminent persons
persons as "half “ half power -maddened
able, power-m aggressors. But it
addened aggressors. the fates
the fates of
o f peoples
peoples in in all
all countries
countries areare so
the battle.” It a virtue
virtue most
most needed
needed is a disease which, however insidious, linked. Radio
closely linked.
closely R a d io has
has today
today kept
kept the the
the battle." is
is at least
is least not
not incurable.
incurable.
in our
our daily
daily life—
life-oneone might say, in the battle
might say, battle ordinary
ordinary citizen
citizen at at home
hom e a.ias' much
m uch inin front-
front
of life. H
of life. How often are
ow often are we we called
called upon
u pon to to WELL
WELL PREPARED line preparedness
preparedness as the soldiersoldier in
in an
an advanc-
advanc
make
make our our little
little conquests
conquests of everyday prob-
of everyday prob ing tank.
tank.
lems-threats to
lems__threats
venience, and
venience,
to personal
personal freedom
and obstacles
obstacles of
freedom and con-
o f circumstance
circumstance that
con
that OONE
war
remarkablething
NE remarkable
war is that
that we
thing about
we largely
about the
largely know
the present
present
what the
know what the
MORAL STAND-BY
STAND-BY
True
ru e courage enemy knows—
knows-that
that is,
is, the
the way
way world
w orld events
bar the way
indicates
way to
indicates a cool
to happy
happy living.
cool and
living. T
and calm
calm mind m ind in
courage
in thethe
enemy
develop. There
Th ere can
can be be no
nosuppression
events
suppression of of AARE
RE we,
we, then, making
army-armed
making use
army— armed with
use of
o f this
this listener-
with new-found know-
listener-
midst
midst of o f disturbing circum-
circum --------------— - ledge that gives faith and
stances. It implies
stances. implies poise,
poise, the the courage
courage and and confidence?
confidence? Are
ability toto know
ability know at at aa moment
m om ent they hholding
they olding for for us the the moral
moral
what
what is is what;
what; and and nerve,
nerve, the the front? Radio
R a d io helps to-day to -day
courage to act. Greatness is
courage 1,53,520
1,53,520 homes homes inin this countrycountry
judged
judged by by these
these standards.
standards. It It to keep
to keep up with with thetheswift
swift mov-m ov
does
does notnot matter which which walkwalk of of ing world,
world, although
although an an infinite-
infinite
life a person
life person belongs
belongs to to so long
long ly larger
larger section
section actually
actually profits
profits
as this basic gift of
as this o f rational
rational by
by itsitswar -news and
war-news andwar -com-
war-com-
courage
courage is found
is foun d in in him;
him; he he mentaries every day. It may
every day. may bebe
is then bound
is then boun d to stand out
to stand out contended
contended that this this is a small small
head
head andand shoulder
shoulder above above the the number
num ber in in a country of o f 40
rest. crores; but but nobody,
nobody, we we hope,
hope,
will
will dispute
dispute that that this
this compara-
com para
VULNERABLE
VULNERABLE tively small
tively small section
section of o f listener
listener
ODAY a people's will to
public of o f the
the country
country remains
remains in in
TTODAY
resist
resist is an important
is important fac- fac
the intellectual vanguard, posted
-to -the minute news.
with upup-to-the
posted
tor
tor in
in military
military strategy:
strategy: it it has
has These
These are are knowledgeable
knowledgeable per- per
certainly
certainly assumed
assumed much much moremore sons
sons w who
ho cannot be be led
led away
away by by
importance
importance than than perhaps
perhaps it it had
had untruths
untruths of or loose, ill -digested
ill-digested
in the
the days
days of Cervantes. Belli-
o f Cervantes. Belli opinions. They T h ey are persons
gerents
gerents nownow constantly
constantly keep keep anan who
w ho knowknow things
things at at first-hand
first-hand
eye on the
eye on the morale
morale of
o f the enemy's
enemy’s and
and therefore
therefore cannot
cannot be be stam-
stam
army and civil
army and population. The
civil population. The peded
peded into into believing
believing anything
anything
moral assault
moral assault starts
starts simultane-
simultane which
which does does not havehave its its founda-
founda
ously with the
ously with the physical
physical one— one- tion in
tion in truth.
truth. TheyT h e y are,
are, also,
also,
often
often itit precedes.
precedes. Indeed Indeed criti-
criti persons
persons who w ho have
have the thenecessary
necessary
cal
cal studies
studies have
have been
been made made in in mental background of o f stea-
stea
human
human psychology
psychology in in order
order to to diness
diness and and resolution,
resolution, and are, are,
discover
discover the the vulnerable
vulnerable pointspoints therefore,
therefore, the least likely likely to wilt
in aa particular
particular nation's
nation’scharac-
charac under
under a a threat
threat of o f peril.
peril. It is
ter,
ter, and have
have been followed
been follow ed up but
but natural
natural thatthat thethe larger
larger but but
by a highly developed
by a highly developed technique technique less -informed majority
less-informed m ajority should
designed to drive the attack attack The
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o f "CHINA
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home. T
home. Thus
h u s wewe hearhear nownow of of Day. moral
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the talker
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be Mr.
Mr. Indrajeet
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Bhattacharya.
glazed black -FOUR
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w ho broadcast a talk in
in English
English j HAT
H A T we call thethe modern
m odern outlook
ou tlook isis per-
per
ooff this
this year's
year’s
from
from A
broadcast a
A II RR Madras
Madras on
on China
China Day.
Day. W haps
haps aa compound
com pou n d of o f many
many factors,
factors, butbut
highlights
be given
be given by the
will
will
SHANTA
S HANTA KKIERNAN,
IE R N A N .
known for
primarily it isis known
primarily for its distrust
distrust ofo f the
the
One
O ne might
might take,
Station next fort-
Station fort is broadcasting a talk
Victorian order
Victorian order of
o f things.
things. take,
night in the
night the form
form on
on Folk -dancing in
Folk-dancing in In-
In
The Chinese
The Chinese Scene
Scene for
for instance,
instance, the field o f economic
field of welfare
econom ic welfare dia from
from A A IR R Lahore
Lahore on
plainly movedm oved a longlong way
of
o f aa radio
radio survey
survey April
A pril 15,
1 5 , at
at 8.30
8.30 p.m.
p.m.
where
where we we have plainly
when
when some some oof f the
the
TTILL
us
recently China
IL L recently
land of
us a land
China remained
o f mystery-of
to most
remained to most of
mystery— o f Marco
of
M arco Polo,
Polo,
from the
from the 19th century conception
19th century
one for himself and devil
one
conception of "every
“ every
take the hindmost."
devil take hindm ost.”
main criticisms ooff its listeners will be
magic and mandarins. Even the long Today
T od a y social
social welfare
welfare isis given
given precedence
precedence over over
dealt with.
with. These
These will will be be embodied
em bodied in in aa
drawn-out
drawn-out Sino-Japanese
Sino-Japanese war war which
which began
began in individual
individual welfare.
welfare. On A pril 10,
O n April 10, at 8.30
8.30 feature
feature programme
program me to be be broadcast
broadcast at 7.45
1937failed
1937 failed to
to arouse
arouse more
more than aa mere
mere pass-
pass p.m., Dr.
p.m., Dr. V.
V. K.
K. R. V. Rao
R . V. R ao will
will discuss
discuss this p.m.,
p.m., and and willwill bebe moremore thanthan aacomplacent
complacent
ing, sympathetic
ing, sympathetic interest.
interest. Actually,
Actually, in Europe
Europe changing outlook, with
changing outlook, with particular
particular reference autobiographical record. At
A t 6.20 p.m.,
war was
this war was dubbed
dubbed "senseless"-one
“ senseless” — one of
of
to the economic
to econom ic field.
field. another
another short short programme
program me will will tell tell listeners
listeners
those inexplicable
those inexplicable affairs of the East.
affairs of East. about
about the the trials
trials and
and tribulations
tribulations of o f the
the staff
staff
But today
But today all thisthis is
is changed.
changed. China isis on the the opening
opening day. day. A Att 7.15
7.15 p.m. p.m. somesome of
in the news;
in news; to us us in
in India, particularly, the voices which have
voices which have becom
become e soso familiar
familiar and
China is a new
resurrected China
resurrected new find.
find. Cultural European Orientalists
European yet
yet remain
remain mere mere voices;
voices,- will
w ill bebe transformed
transformed
is amazing how some
some men
men of
o f letters be-
contacts that
contacts that we
are now being
are
we had with.
being recalled
recalled today
this great country
w ith.this
today in
country
in the face
face of
of ITTT longing
-1-
is amazing how
longing to
to one nationality
nationality and
letters be
and nurtured
nurtured
into
into living
fore
fore the
living human
human beings
the microphone.
m icrophone.
beings in interviews
The
T h e same
interviews be-
same evening,
evening,
be
the common danger, and
com m on danger, and India which
which hashas in
in in one
in one language
language and culture, become
and culture, becom e greatgreat from
from 10 p.m. to
10 p.m. to 11 11 p.m.,
p.m ., there
there will w ill be be aa
the past
past exchanged
exchanged knowledge
knowledge with with China
China exponents
exponents of o f another.
another. Indeed
Indeed moremore oftenoften "Mehfil"-incidentally,
“ M ehfil” — incidentally, a revival revival of o f an old old
now finds itit necessary
now finds necessary to to learn
learn from
from her great than not
than not thethe character
character andand personality of institution-in
institution— inwhich which Akhtari
Akhtari Bai, Bai, Rasoolan
Rasoolan
neighbour and
neighbour ally the secret
and ally secret of
o f fighting these scholars
these scholars get get permeated
permeated with
with thethe spirit
spirit Bai,
Bai, Siddheswari
Siddheswari Bai, Bai, Dhela
Dhela Bai Bai of o f Gaya,
Gaya,
Asia's Big
Asia’s Big BadBad Wolf.
W olf. ooff the
the language
language and and culture they dedicate
culture they dedicate
themselves to. In aa new
new series o f Hindus-
series of H indus
Allaudin
Allaudin Khan Khan of o f Maihar,
Maihar, Mushtaq
Mushtaq Husain Husain
themselves to. Khan
Khan of o f Rampur
R am pur and and Anokhey
Anokhey Lal Lal of o f Bena-
Timely,
Tim ely, therefore, are the new
therefore, are new series
series of
of tani talks
tani talks to be broadcast Delhi
from AA II RR Delhi
broadcast from
Bena
talks on
talks on China
China planned by by AllA ll India Radio
R adio Indian scholars w who res will participate. A ll popular stars
All
on April next fortnight,
next fortnight, some some Indian ho
which
which will
will be
be inaugurated on April 4
4 at at have studied
have studied underunder the guidance
guidance of eminent
o f eminent ooff AAIR R Lucknow
Lucknow will will be heard during this
8.45 p.m. by the Consul -General for
Consul-General
European orientalists,
orientalists, will review the
will review the work
wok anniversary
anniversary week, week, whichwhich promises
promises excellentexcellent
China in India, Dr. C. J. J . Pao. T The
he
and life of these great men.
and life o f these great men. The
T h e first
first talk,
talk, entertainment.
entitled "My
talk will be entitled “ M y Country
Country and and
on
on April
A pril 9, is about the well-known
is about well-known oriental-
oriental
my People".
my People” . On April
On A pril 11,
11, Victor Kiernan
V ictor Kiernan ist,
ist, Professor
Professor W W.. WWinternitz, the talker
internitz, and the talker is
is
will discuss
will the new
discuss the new national
national movements
movements in in his old pupil, Dr. Har Dutt
his old Sharma, oof
Dutt Sharma, Hindu
f H indu
China
China and and their repercussions on Chinese
their repercussions Studies In Crime
Studies In C rim e
culture. TThe College,
College, Delhi.
Delhi.
__________ ' ___________ , culture. h e talks
talks
R IM E has somehow
somehow always
always evoked
evoked wide
wide
will be heard si
multaneously from
multaneously
si-
from
C popular interest:
CRIME interest: it has
has even
even held
held great
great
Delhi, Lahore
Delhi, Lahore andand fascination
fascination for some people. The
T h e large
large
War
W -time
a r -tim e Humour
H um our number
num ber of
o f readers
readers oof f detective fiction-who
detective fiction— w ho
Lucknow.
we laugh
H O U L D we laugh when
when things go
go wrong? wrong? are neither criminals, nor engaged in the
the de-
S
SHOULD
The
T h e answer is: N
answer is: No-and
o— andYes.
Yes. We
W e should
should
are
tection
tection oof
criminals, nor
crime— is proof
f crime-is
engaged in
p roof positive
positive of
de
o f the
the
not laugh ifif we guilty ooff letting
we are guilty letting things
things go go fact that unsocial
fact unsocial acts,
acts, (and
(and those
those who w ho perpe-
perpe
Youth Looks
Youth Looks
wrong, but
wrong, but we laugh if,
we can laugh if, despite
despite our
our best
best trate them)
them) can can provide
provide points
points for for useful
useful ob-
ob
'Ahead
Ahead efforts, the
efforts, the expected
expected does does not happen.
happen. In-
In jective
jective study.
study. T The
h e standard
standard of o f intelligence
intelligence em- em
deed
deed a sense
sense oof f humour
hum our is is the best preven-
the best
IITT ooffisis the
the
the privilege
privilege
the young
young toto tive o f "nerves"
tive of “ nerves” which which abnormal
abnorm al times
preven
times areare
ployed by
ployed
is greatly
by the
the Indian
Indian criminal,
helped by
greatly helped by the
crim inal, (although
the gullibility
(although he
gullibility oof f the In-
he
In
| be idealistic.
idealistic. M Mod-
od- apt to bring on.
apt to bring on. It implies
implies a
a sense
sense of
o f pro-
pro dian villager) isis fairly
fairly high,
high, and
andcompares
compares well well
j ern youth holds portion and and itit has
has therefore steadying effect
therefore aa steadying effect with
with that
that ofo f his
hismore
m oreaccomplished
accom plished proto- proto
certain ideals
certain ideals dear on people.
on people. T Theh e Chinese
Chinese claim claim laughter
laughter as as type
type in in the
the west.
west. To
T o discuss
discuss the the various
various
which it is is ever their "finest
their “ finest weapon"
weapon” against against the Japanese.
Japanese. types
types oof criminals and
f criminals and their modusm odus operandi,
operandi,
eager to expound. Blitzed
Blitzed London
L on d on produced
produced many instances of
many instances A II RR Lucknow
A Lucknow is is starting
starting next
next fortnight
fortnight a
Next
Next fortnight "quiet
“ quiet understatements"
understatements” which amused and
which amused and series
series oof talks entitled "Studies
f talks “ Studies in in Crimes
Crimes
mminniamium,a, A II RR Delhi
A is braced up
braced up the
the people.
people. The T he subject
subject isis being
being and Criminals."
Criminals.” It will
will be
be inaugurated
inaugurated by by
Editor of the Lahore Ra-
E ditor o f the Lahore R a
providing an op- op presented
presented by A I R AIR Lucknow in in a
& Sir Hugh
H ugh A. A . Inglis,
Inglis, Inspector -General ooff the
Inspector-General the
portunity to to some
some feature
feature called
called “"Topical
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country for about seven
seven hundred years till
years till
the coming
the com ing of
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the Burmese
Burmese in 1817. They
in 1817. T h ey
fidence
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In 1826
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the conditions
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conditions then
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Assam came
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TWENTY
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short stories,
stories, one
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the Burmese
Burmese wcl'e forced to sign a treaty
wcve forced treaty
A plays,
plays, films
films and post -impressionist art
post-impressionist at Yandaboo.
Yandaboo.
were the
were
have
the new
have yielded
forms of
new forms
yielded place
of expression.
place to
expression. TToday
to documentary
od a y these
documentary films,
these
films, re-
re
THE In this
In this series
series oof four talks
f four Dr. M.
talks Dr.
Borah, a distinguished Assamese scholar,
M . I.
I.
portage
portage (accounts
(accounts based
based onon personal
personal observa-
observa will give a brief survey of o f the his-
his
tion and "angle"
tion “ angle” commentaries),
com m entaries), radio fea- fea tory oof
tory Assam as could
f Assain be gleaned
could be gleaned from
from
tures, the
tures,
Lucknow
cribe
cribe some
the art
art ooff posters,
Lucknow isis starting
some oof f these
posters, and
starting aa series
these new
new forms
andsosoon.
series oof
forms and to
on. A
f talks
talks to
A IR
to des-
R
des
to discuss
discuss
AIR Sir SITARAM
S IT A R A M PAT-
PAT-
the available material.
invited to deliver
invited
lectures
Dr. Borah was
deliver the Prativa
on the history of
lectures on
Prativa Debi
o f Assam
D ebi Memorial
Assam at
M em orial
at the Cotton
C otton
as to
to how far they
they are
are a proper mediumm edium of o f ar-
KAR,
K A R , who
who broadcast
broadcast
how far ar talk from A I R
a talk from A I R College,Gauhati.
College, Gauhati. He He also
also edited
edited andand trans-
trans
tistic expression. The
T h e first two talks—
first two talks-"The
“ The ;Continued Iron Bombay
B om bay inin the Mahe-
Maha- lated
lated Mirza
Mirza Nathan's
Nathan’s"Baharistan-i-Ghaybi"
“ Baharistan-i-Ghaybi”
Documentary"
Documentary” and and “"Reportage"-will
Reportage” — w ill be page 5) deva Govinda
deva Govinda Ranads
Ranade which has thrown
which has thrown aa flood
flood oof light on
f light on the
the poli
poli
broadcast
broadcast by by A.A. A.A. H
Hamid,
am id, 1.C.S.
l.C.S. and Ahmad
Ahm ad centenary
cen ten ary programme.
program m e. tical and social
tical social conditions
conditions of o f Assam,
Assam, Bengal,
Bengal,
Ali, the
Ali, the novelist,
novelist, on on April
A pril 5 and and 10,
10, respec-
respec Bihar
Bihar and
and Orissa, during the
Orissa, during the reign
reign of o f Em-
Em
tively. Quintette in
Quintette in FF Minor,
M inor, played
played by by thethe well-
well- peror Jehangir. The T h e first
first talk
talk inin this
this series
series
known
known combination
com bination of o f Thelma
T h elm a Barron,
Barron, Beryl
Beryl entitled
entitled "The
“ T h e Country
Country and and the the People"
People” will will
• * • •
Burridge and
Burridge and Hubert
H ubert Madge,
Madge, who w ho have
have co-
co be broadcast
broadcast in English
English from
from Dacca
Dacca on AprilA pril
A. R.
A. R. P.
P. Brains
Brains Trust opted Ernest
Ernest Rosamy
Rosamy and and Stanley
Stanley Gomes
Gomes for for 6, at
at 7-30
7-30 p.m.
p.m.
FOR
O R some
some time
time now,
now, Lucknow
Lucknow has
has been
been this occasion.
occasion.
# * • *
broadcasting regularly talks and feafea- The
T h e latter
latter half
half of
o f the
the19th
19thcentury
century saw saw
ture programmes explaining the ru rudi-
di France achieving
France achieving greatgreat success
successinin the world world The Mute
M u te Speaks
Speaks
ments oof
ments
a talk
a
A. RR.. P.
f A.
talk may
may not
P. and civil defence. Yet
not exactly tell each
exactly tell each individual
individual
oof music, almost rivalling Germany.
f musk,
great part
great part of her contribution
o f her contribution to to European
European
A
A
MMORE
O R E than two
in
two hundred thousand
in this country
thousand persons
country are handicapped
persons
handicapped by
by the
the
what he
vvhat he or she
she may
may like
like to to know
know at at a par-
par1 music
music was
was vocal
vocal and “ Debussy’s Contempo-
and "Debussy's C ontem po physical disability known
physical disability known asas deaf-mutism.
ticular time about
ticular time about hishis or her
her own
ow n particular
particular raries," to
raries,” to be
be radiated from from Calcutta
Calcutta on on April
A pril Psychologists
Psychologists andand physicians
physicians have been
been work-
work
problem. From
From next fortnight
fortnight two
uvo experts
experts 13 at 6.12
13 at p.m., will
6.12 p.m., will give listeners an
give listeners an idea ofof ing to
ing to conquer
conquer this
this evil
evil for
for some time, but
some time, but it
on A.
A. R.
R. P.
P. and civil
civil defence will answer
defence will answer over
over the versatility
versatility of o f many
many modern
m odern French
French com-com was not till
was not till recently
recently that
that various artifices
the air,
the air, in English
English and Hindustani,
Hindustani, anyany ques-
ques posers.
posers. Again,
Again, Easter
Easter Sunday
Sunday willwill be be cele-
cele could be evolved to make the deaf-mute
deaf-mute speak.
tions on
tions on these
these subjects.
subjects. TThe
h e talks are scheduled brated with Beethoven’s Sixth Symphony
with Beethoven's Symphony in They
T h ey now
now "hear
“ hear with eyes"eyes” by reading
for AApril
for 1, 4,4, 7,
pril 1, 7, 10 and 13
10 and and, if
13 and, if the
the de-
de F in
in which
which he lie sings
sings the
the praise
praise of life. The
o f life. The the formation
the formation oof f words
words onon the
the lips. After
mand justifies,
mand justifies,will
will be
be made
made a daily
daily feature.
feature. symphony,
symphony, playedplayed by by the
the N. B. B. C.
C. Orchestra
Orchestra practising to
practising to imitate
imitate these
these formations,
formations, they
they
# • # * Under
under Toscanini,
Toscanini, will will bebe broadcast
broadcast during
during can pronounce
pronounce words.
words.
Is M
Is Marriage
a rria g e an
an Anachronism?
Anachronism? the lunch hour.
hour. series oof
In aa series talks to
f talks to be broadcast
broadcast from
from
WELL,
W /E L L ,weweshould
should not
notreally
really commit
com m it our-
our- During this fortnight
During fortnight Alex A lex Shemansky, Dacca
Dacca next fortnight, Mr. Mr. H.
H. D.
D.Das,
Das, Superin-
Superin
W selves.
selves. The
T h e subject one which
subject is one which hashas the well-known 'cellist of
well-known ’cellist o f Calcutta,
Calcutta, willwill also
also tendent of
o f the
the Deaf
Deaf and
and Dumb
D um bSchool,
School, Dacca,
Dacca,
been talked over
been talked overquite
quite aa lot
lot and yetyet no
no two
two give aa recital.
give recital. (April
(A pril 7,7, at
at 6.12
6.12 p.m.)
p.m.) will
will discuss the problems
discuss the problem s oof educating the
f educating
Now A I1RR deaf-mute
deaf-mute in their
their various aspects. Mr. Das
various aspects. Das
opinions have
opinions have tallied entirely.
entirely. N ow A # * # *
will
will give
give practical
practical demonstration
demonstration before
before the
the
Lucknow
Lucknow has has arranged
arranged to broadcast
broadcast aa discus-
discus
Old
O ld Bengali
Bengali Songs
Songs microphone with the
m icrophone with the help of
o f his
his trained
trained deaf
deaf
sion between Janak
sion between Janak Kumari
Kumari Zutshi
Zutshi and
and K.
K. B.
B.
STRIPPED
T R IP P E D of
o f highbrow music, many
highbrow music, many old and dumb children. Mr.
dum b children. Mr. Das
Das hashas been
been for
for
Jindal,
Jindal, and
and listeners
listeners interested
interested to to know
know the the Bengali songs
songs may be accepted as as embo-
em bo many
many years
years intimately
intimately connected with the
connected with the
answer might tune
answer might tune in
in at 8.30
8.30 p.m.
p.m. on April
A pril 4.
4. diments ooff the great
diments great mystical
mystical traditions
traditions that that education of deaf-mutes. He had been
o f deaf-mutes. been to the
the
* # * * flourished
flourished inin Bengal for many many centuries
centuries, UIS.A. and travelled
UiS.A. artd travelled allall over
over the
the country
country to
Court -room Comedies
Court-room Comedies chief exponent of
chief exponent o f which was Ramprasad.
which was acquaint
acquaint himself with the
him self with the latest
latest researches
THE
HE spirit of
o f comedy
com edy rarely
rarely makes
makes its ap-
ap Unfortunately, with the the passing
passing of o f time
time these
these in this domain.
domain. He H ehas
hasalso
alsopublished
publishedseveral
several
T pearance
F within the
pearance within the solemn,
solemn, grey -walled
grey-walled songs have lost
songs have
they once
they
lost much
once enjoyed.
much ooff the popularity which
enjoyed. But one one must admit
which
admit that
(Continued
(C on page
on tin u ed on page 9)
p)
room o f a law-court. But when it does, it is
room of a law -court. But when is in-
in
variably
variably atat its
its best. For aa moment
best. For m om ent it it takes
takes
that cannot
cannot take
take away
away from
from them
them the the spiri-
spiri
tual truths
tual truths which
which they
they embodied.
em bodied. An
A n at-
at-
away
away thethe heavy atmosphere
atmosphere oof f the court-
the court
tempt toto revive
revive the
the popularity
popularity of o f this
this mysti-
mysti
room
room andand even
even the judge relaxes and
judge relaxes and breaks
breaks
smile. Such
Such humour,
humour, however,
however, may cal
cal and
and spiritual
spiritual heritage
heritage will
will bebe made made by by
into aa smile.
into may
AIR
A R Calcutta
Calcuttaon onApril
A pril11,
11, at
at7.30
7.30 p.m.
p.m.
originate either
originate either from
from a witty
witty counsel,
counsel, or riserise
out ooff the
out the unwitting remark of o f aa nervous
nervous witwit- * * * *
ness, It may
ness. may equally
equally emerge
emerge from
from the,
the dig-
dig
Assam Through The
Assam Through The Ages
Ages
nified and ponderous
nified utterances of of a a
is aa country
country of
o f varied
varied interests.
ASSAM
SSAM is
stern-looking
stern -looking judge.
dies during
dies during the
Some
administration of
o f
come-
com e
jus-
jus
such A Hordes'
H f M ongolian immigrants from'
ordes oof from
tice will be the subject ooff a series of of
western China entered
western China entered India
India through
through this
this
tice north-eastern gateway.
north-eastern gateway.. A A large' section ooff the.
large section ihe
Marathi talks
Marathi talks from
from Bombay
Bombay next fortnight.
fortnight.
population is of
population o f mixed
m ixed 'origin,
origin, but
but one.
one also
also
On
On April
April 3,
3, the
the first
first talk
talk in.
in. this
this series
series en-
en
comes across
comes across numerous
numerou's tribes
tribes wwho
ho are almost
almost
titled
titled "When
“ W hen Judges
Judges Smile";
Smile” , will
will bebe broad-
broad
pure Mongolians.
M ongolians. To T o ethnologists
ethnologists the the physi-
physi
cast by Mr.
cast by Mr. P.
P. M. I.C.S., at 77 p.m:
Lad, I.C.S.,
M.^Lad, p.m. ".
que, language,
language, religion
religion and
and social customs of
social customs
* * * * ..... • - 'people
these
these people' afford' plenty 'of
afford plenty o f 'scope for re-
scope for re
Calcutta's
Calcutta’s European
European Music search.
search. In fact,
fact, reference.
reference to Assam is found
to Assam
N AApril
pril 3,
3, forty-five years ago,
forty-five years ago, the
the world
w orld great.--:epic;'-
in the great ahabharata, and in
epic, MMahablicirata,
O
ONlost
lost a great com poser in Johannes
composer other ancient Hindu H indu writings such as
Puran,
Brahms. To
Brahms. T o dodo him
him homage,
homage, the
the Calcutta
Calcutta .,Joginitantra, the
the Joginitantra, the Kalika
Kalika Puran, etc. Begum
Begum SHAH
S H A H NAWAZ,
N A W A Z , who
w ho recently
recently broadcast
broadcast
centre oof
centre A II RR has
f A arranged a special
has arranged special pro-
p ro The
T h e history
history of
o f Assam starts with
Assam starts with the advent
advent a talk
talk in
in Hindustani
H industani on “ M arriage and Dowry"
on "Marriage D ow ry”
include "his'
his exquisite -of-the
"of Ahorn conquerors. The.
the Ahom T h e Ahoms
Ahoms ruled in the
th e Lahore
L ahore women's
w om en ’ s programme.
program m e.
gramme
gramme which
which will
will include
f
THE
T H E INDIAN
IN D IA N LISTENER
L IS T E N E R
F FREDERIC
r e d e r ic cCHOPIN
h o p in died in 1849 .
1849. which the piano
which piano is capable. His
His music
music is,
To -day,nearly
To-day, nearlyaa century
century later,
later, he still
still
of course,
course, well
well represented
represented in the repertoire
stands supreme as the most
most brilliant of
of every great pianist, and "His
“ His Master's
Master’s
all composers
all who devoted
composers who devotedhis
his art
art entirely
entirely to
Voice"
V oice” offers
offers numerous
numerous superb recordings
recordings by
by
the piano.
the piano. His
His amazing
amazing inventiveness laid the
inventiveness laid
world-famous
world-famous artists.
artists.
foundations of
of modern
modern pianoforte
pianoforte technique:
technique:
and Arthur
and Arthur Rubinstein,
Rubinstein, when
when recording
recording the
the This selection of the recorded works of
This of
Mazurkas, that they contained
remarked contained Chopin
Chopin is taken from the
the "Wu
“ His Master's
Master’s
practically
practically every tonal and harmonic
every tonal harmonic effect
effect of
of Voice"
V oice” record
record catalogue.
catalogue.
Ballades Nocturnes Waltzes
PIANO
PIAN O BYBY MOISEIWITSCH
M O ISE IW IT SC H ') PIANO
PIAN O BY
BY MARK
MARK PIANO
PIAN O BYBY CORTOT
CORTOT
No. 3 in A
No. S A Flat
Flat Major
M ajor Op
Op LC 3100 HAMBOURG
H AM BOURG No. 2 in C Sharp
Sharp Minor
Minor
47 (Parts 1 and 2)
47 2) J No. 22 in
No. in G
G Major
M ajor Op
Op 37
37 ‘ C 2518
Op 64
64 DB
DB 1321
1321
2516
No. 11 in
No. in G
G Minor
M inor Op
O p 23
25 PIANO
PIAN O BY
BY PADEREWSKI
PADEREWSKI
(Parts 11 and 2)
(Parts lc 3101 PIANO
PIAN O BYBY MOISEIWITSCH
No. 22 in
No.
M O ISEIW ITSCH
in F Flat Op
Op 9 C
C 3197
3197
No.
No. 2 in
Op
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64
in C
C Sharp
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Minor
DB
DB 3711
3711
PIANO
PIAN O BY
BY RUBINSTEIN
RUBINSTEIN
PIANO
No. 11 in
No. in BB Flat
Flat M
Minor Op 99 1T
inor Op PIAN O BYBY PADEREWSKI
PADEREW SKI
Mazurkas Series 284A (Auto
Series 284A (Auto Coups:
Coups: )-DB
VDB 3188/91
3186/91
Brilliante in
Brilliante
Op
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18
in EE Flat Major
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DB 1273
PIANO
PIAN O BY
BY PADEREWSKI
PADEREWSKI PIANO
PIAN O BYBY CORTOT
CORTOT
No. 33 in FF Sharp
No. Sharp Minor
Minor DB
D B 3709
3709 PIANO
PIAN O BY
BY CORTOT
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PIANO
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1 in G
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67 DA
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No. 22 in FF Sharp
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LO N D O N PHILHARMONIC
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