THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1936
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RADIO
TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.
The following programme will
be broadcast to-day from
the
Hong Kong Broadcasting Station
ZBW. on a wavelength of 355
metres. (845 KC.33-
DANCE MUSIC BY EDDIE HARKNESS AND HIS
ORCHESTRA
Recital By Labs Shaftain
12.30-2.15 p.m.-European Pro-
*ramme.
1230 pm-Dance and Variety
Items.
1 p.m.-Local:
Weather Report.
Time Signal and
1.03 pm-Debroy Somers Band. 1.15 pm-A Relay of the Orches tra from the Hong Kong Hotel Grill- Room
1.30 p.m.-Reuter Press Bulletins.[ Rugby Press News, Local: Weather forecast, time and announcements.
1.40 p.-A Relay of the Orches- tra from the Hong Kong Hotel Grill Room.
2.15 p-Close Down.
U
Minor"
4-7 p-Chinese Programme. 7-11 p.m.-European Programmt. 7 p.m-Concerto in A (Schumann) played by Alfred Cortet (Pianoforte) and the London Sym phony Orchestra.
7.33 p.m.-Songs by Malcolm Me-
Eachern (Bass).
1.
I'm a Roamer ("Son and Strati-
ger") (Mendelssohn).
2. Cha Chim Chow""The Cob.
bler's Song" (Asche).
3. Danny Deever (Damrosch).
4. The Witch of Bowden (Smith). Hours"
7.50 pm--"Dance of the
("La Gioconda") (Ponchielli) played by the New Light Symphony Orches- tra.
8 p.z-Local: Time Signal, Frea- ther Report, Stock Quotations and Announcements,
8.05 p.m."Gracie Fields' Medley." 8.15 p. From the Studio.
A Jazz Recital by Lee Wong (Vo,
cal) and Foreen Ma (Piano).
8.15 p.m.-The London Palladium Orchestra.
Selection The Maid of the Moun
tains (Fraser-Simson).
In the Moonlight (Ketelbey).
9 pm- Elay of the Daventry News Bulletin, and Announcements. (Coypright by Beater).
9.30 pm From the Studio.
A Pianoforta Recital by Laba Shaf-
tain.
Programme
1. Papillons
2. Bomance
3. - Kazurka
9.40 p.m.-Vocal Gems.
Maritana.
Chocolate Soldier.
Heleri!
Schumann.
Brahms.
Chopin.
10 p.m.Big Ben from Daventry,
10 pm-From the Studio,
Dance Music by Eddie Harkness and
his Orchestra.
11 pm-Close Down.
SCHOOLROOM ON
A ROOF T
Pupils' Health And Nerves Improve
ASTONISHING RESULTS
Astonishing resuits have been noted at a roof-top schoolrcom in- stalled last year for 30 backward and ailing boys in a London ele- mentary school.
At the school where, the experi ment was made-Popham-road Boys' School, Islington, N.-care- ful records were made regularly for a period of a year of the pupils' height, weight and
general fitness. They show that:
The boys have gained con- siderably in height and weight.
They look better in health. Nervous disorders have dis- appeared.
Attendance has been regular. Very few colds have been re- corded.
Boys Install Electric Light The roof-top class-room is furnished with folding deaks. blackboards, a master's table, and a weighing-machine. B has been fitted by the boys with electric light.
Lessons follow the usual school routine, except for special atten-
tion to physical exercises and ́ ́-handwork......
Malt and milk "ations" sre given to the boys daily.
Mr. A. W. Dean, the headmas ter, is so satisfied with the results of the experiment that he is to al low other classes to take some of their lessons. “on tapa
MOTOR CYCLE CRASHES INTO CROWD
Two boys were' injured when s motor-cycle and sidecar crashed into the crowd at a grass-track race meeting at Shaftesbury, Dor- set
PARDON-ME- BUT YOU'RE WANTED ON THE PHONE
I'M BUSY, BUT I'LL LISTEN- WHAT IS
IT-?
BY GOLLY-1-MUST TELL MAGGIE THAT FUNNY STORY I HEARD IT'LL PUT HER IN A GOOD
HUMOR-
Bringing Up Father
MASSIE-DARLIN- | WANT TO TELL
YOU THE STORY
ABOUT THE COLLEGE BOY
AND THE-
PLEASE DON'T ANNOY ME-1 EXPECT MY MUSIC TEACH- ER ANY MO-
MENT NOW-
OH-GOOD MORNING,
DADDY
DAUGHTER-1 WANT TO TELL YOU A FUNNY STORY ↑ HEARD LA
NIGHT- YOU'LL DIE
LAUGHINI
OH-THAT'S FRANK TUSAY- EXCUSE ME,
FATHER-'} WANT TO SPEAK TO
HIM-
WELL-ONCE THERE WAS. A COLLEGE BOY-AN" juga me
SAY DID.
YOU HEAR-
Rosie's BEAU
BY
GEO MCMANUS
Racirerad U. 5. Patent Office.
WELL, ITS SEVEN THIRTY- TIME TO GO TO ROSE'S GOSH- I'M HUNGRY - BUT ROSIE'LL THINK I'VE BEEN
TO A BANQUET-
NO-ME FATHER HAS BEEN DEAF
ALL OF HIS LIFE MISTER-
ALL RIGHT-
GO AHEAD-
SAY-JAMES- DID YOU HEAR
THE STORY ABOUT THE COLLEGE BOY
AND THE-
YOU'LL PARDON ME
SIR-BUT I HEAR THE DOOR-BELL RINGING~ I MUST ANSWER IT SIR-
BY GOLLY-PLL TELL IT TO THE COOK- SHE HAS A GOOD SENSE
OF HUMOR-
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1936, King Features Syndicate.
GRE-ROSIE MUSTN'T KNOW ÍVE LOST MY JOB AND I'M · BROKE- I'LL GET MY LANDLADY TO
*PHONE HER AHD.
SAY THAT I CAN'T CALL ON HER TIL
· EIGHT O'CLOCK- THEN I WONT HAVE TO TAKE HER OUT
TO ONE-
ARCHIE DARLING-1°WISH YOU HADN'T GONE TO
THAT BANQUET- 1 WANTED YOU TO DINE HERE-WE HAD STEAK, ONIONS-POTATOES-ICE CREAM-SOLIP-PEAS- BEANS-LETTUCE –
MARY- DIDN'T ITELL YOU TO CLEAN THE MUSIC ROOM?NOW GO AND CLEAN IT UP-
NOW-YOU LISTEN TO ME-CLANCY-FM GONNA TELL YOU A STORY AN' YOU'RE GOIN' TO LISTEN -
JUST SAY THAT I WAS CALLED AWAY TO A BANQUET":AND WIL CALL ON HER AS SOON AS THE DINNER
IS OVER-
HELLO-
BY GOLLY- SOMEBODY'S GOT TO HEAR
THIS 'STORY-
VLL FIND SOME-ONE TO LISTEN
TO ME.-
WELL- HURRY UP-
VE GOT TO
MEET ME WIFE-
HELLO-
YES-1 WISH
I HADN'T
GONE TO THE BANQUET
100%
DOG-GONE IT- NOW I'VE FORGOTTEN
THE STORY-
IT'S THE GYPSY IN MEI
MEN AT WORK
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