The Radio Times

Issue 1

Cover of the first issue (28 September 1923)

• page 18 - My message to "Listeners" by Lord Gainford (Jack Pease, 1st Baron Gainford)

Issue 3

• page 70 - The Romance of the "Old Vic" by Lilian Baylis
• page 71 - Do We Inherit Our Habits? by Prof. E. W. MacBride, F.R.S., LL.D., D.Sc.
• page 84 - Why Do We? by Arthur Burrows
• page 84 - The Chief Engineer by 'One who knows him'

Issue 4

• page 105 - Broadcasting Symphonies by Percy Scholes
• page 105 - Insects and the World's Cotton by Harold Maxwell-Lefroy
• page 119 - My Assault on Mount Everest by Charles Granville Bruce

Issue 5

• page 139 - The World's Most Primitive People by Frank Finn
• page 141 - A Stroll that Led to Fame (Anon)

Issue 6

• page 174 - The Magic of Folk Song by Walter Ford

Issue 7

• page 228 - Birthday Reminiscences by Arthur R. Burrows

Issue 8

• page 268 - The Prize I Didn't Win by John Henry
• page 269 - Do You Enjoy Grand Opera? (Anon)

Issue 9

• page 309 - Should Parliament be Broadcast? by The Pressman

Issue 10

• page 331 - Burma: The Land of Thrills by William Henry Jackson
• page 348 & 359 - A Plea for World Peace by Thomas Henry Hall Caine
• page 348 - Cardiff Calling! by Arthur Corbett-Smith

Issue 11

• page 370 - My Microphonic Debut by John Henry
• page 373 - Comets and Their Story by Andrew Claude de la Cherois Crommelin

Issue 12

• page 410 - Broadcasting the "Old Vic" (Anon)
• pages 411, 439 - Why Does a Cat Purr? by E.K. Robinson
• pages 429 - How Plays Will be Broadcast by Nigel Playfair

Issue 13

Issue 13 was the first 'Christmas Number'

• page 451 - Modern Witchcraft by Lord Riddell
• page 464 - My Ideal Wireless Set by Ashley Sterne
• page 467 - Christmas is Coming! by John Henry
• page 476 - Wireless In Every Home by Rt. Hon. Sir Laming Worthington-Evans, Bart., M.P.

Issue 15

• page 43 - "Why Opera Should be Broadcast" by Percy Pitt
• page 60 - "Animals in Disguise" by E.K. Robinson

Issue 66

• page 4 - The Songs I Like to Sing by John Coates

Issue 67

• page 50 - "My Aerial Adventures" by Davy Burnaby

Issue 68

• page 121 - "Looking Back—In 1965!" by Anon.

Issue 69

• page 146 - "Negro Rhymes and Melodies", by Francis Gribble

Issue 70

• page 216 - "A Happy Idea", by Keble Howard

Issue 71

• pages 241-242 - "The Mystery of the Ether", by Oliver Lodge

Issue 119

• pages 1-2 - "What Women Listeners Gain", by Florence, Lady Alexander
• page 2 - "My Struggle For Fame", by Walter Hyde

Issue 168

• pages 680, 681 & 697 - "The Centipede", by Ian Hay
• pages 685-686 - "The Art of Merrymaking", by Jerome K. Jerome