THE CHINA MAIL, DECEMBER 7, 1937.

Varsity Rugger

From Twickenham

Today's Wireless

Relay of Special Service]

12-12.20 p.m.

from St John's Cathedral.

12:30 pm-Tehaikowsky

Engen. Onegin", Walt

Eugene Goossens.

Nutcracker Suite, Op. 714

Royal

Opera Orch; Covent Garden Cond

Leopold

Stokowski and the Philadelphia Or- chestra.

pm-Local Time Signal and Wea- ther Report

ZBW 355 M. 845 k. c's ・ ・ ・ ・ ZEK 640 E.c's

Duet A Little White Boom (Flood- FightNichols)....Frances Day &

John Mills.

("Flood-

Frances Day

ocal Artificial Flowers

lightNichols). (Soprano).

Organ Popular Melodies No. 3.

Harold Ramsay.

103 p.m.- London Piano-Accordeon 8 pm- Local Time Signal, Weather

Band and Sam Browne Garitone).

Report and Announcements.

1.25 p.m.-Beater & Rugby Press; Lo-8.03 pm-Turner Layton (Vocal and

cal Weather Forecast & Announce- ments.

1.40 pm Relay of the Rotary Tifin Speech from the Roof Garden of the Hong Kong Hotel Speaker: Rev. L1 D MacLean: Sabject: "Housing and Citizenshup. ANKA

4-7.p.m. - Chinese Programme. 7pm-Dance Music.

7.30 p.m.-Closing local Stock Quota

tions & Hong Kong Exchange Mar- ket Report

735 pm-Variety...

Vocal.

I Want To Be A Nudist.

The Wedding Of A Gigolo (Pols, Nesbitt & Walker). Eddie Pola with Orchestra..

Piano).

When My Mammy Smiles

(M. Hodges)

I Feel Lige A Feather In The Breeze

(film The Charm School).

It's Great To Be In Love Again

(Koehler & McHugh).**

A Waltz Was Born In Vienas

(Crocker & Loewe).

8.15 p.m. London Relay

Wheels. A

programme by Jonquil Antony and ever goth the whele about. 8.45 pm-Studio Precini recital by Francesca Denies (Soprano) accom- panied by Luba Shaftain (Piano)......... 9.15 p.m.--London Relay Stars of Ta

riety.

9.30 p.m.-London Relay The News

p.m.-Light Symphony Orchestra. Mannin Veen (Haydn Wood). Shepherd's Song.

Dance Orchestra Favourite Favour-9.50

ites, No. 3-Fox Trot Medley. The Ballyhooligans.

BRIDGE NOTES

By ELY CULBERTSON

Cautious Bidding; Clever Play

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Most experts have a veritable would have made a more encourag horror of doubtful overcalls. This ing response than one diamond if horror is increased when they his hand had contained a near-bid. no trump themselves are vulnerable against South's delayed one nonvulnerable opponents. They therefore was largely predicated on fully appreciate the fact that if East's sudden cessation of bidding. the opponents are alert they will His three no trump bid after be ready to pounce on even a one North's raise was further influenc- bid with ferocious intent.

ed by the fact that West had taken But this fear applies only to no action over the one no trump.. immediate overcalls. Although ex- The play had to be pretty good perts always are wary of "traps," to justify the bidding. West. opened they rarely hesitate to enter the his highest club. Since East had bidding on a medium sized hand only one outside entry, he decided when the opponents, by stopping that the best defense lay in the at the one or two level, virtually diamond suit. Therefore he put guarantee that they do not hold up his club ace and returned the big hands. Consider the bidding diamond eight. technique of the South player in If South had slipped at this point the hand shown below. Then con- 'the

would have been sider his excellent play for the doomed. Had he played the dia- contract which was reached with mond queen, West merely would comparative caution

West, dealer.

North-South vulnerable.

NORTH

S-A 19 9 4 E-A 10 8 5 D.-10.6 3

C-9:8

WEST

S. J 5 3 2

HK 7

EAST K7

H-5 4 3 2 TL-A 349 4 2. D.—8 5

SOUTH

S-Q 86-

H-QJ9

D-KQ7

C-KQ 62

The bidding

West North

contract

have signaled with the nine spot. Later, when East took the lead with the spade king, another dia- mond through declarer would per mit West to run his suit

Rondel; Mina

Like To The Damask Rose (

arz. Haydn Wood). Homage March Concert Waltz

Wood).

JoyonsD

10:15-pm-London Relay

West Of England Singers TES tional Songs and Folk- West Country

10.30 pm.-London Re sion A programızą o bers and solo piece 10.55 pm Londons

Cambridge Am

on the Inter Universi

Football Matda by H. from Twickenham

Page

Rotary Club. Speech:

Rev. D. MacLean

TL15 2.3.

at St

Entertainment George's 1867-1937) The story of a London Hall of Entertainment: through seventy years.

12.15 pm Wheels feature pro-

gramme by Jonquil Antony.

cdn 1245 pm

Organ Recital by Geor,

Stars of Variety

and Announce.

1.15 p.2

11.30 pm.

The News

the

Greenwich Time

courtesy

of

215

the Rugby Football Union). 11.45 p.m.-Close down

BROADCAST FROM DAVENTRY

TRANSMISSION 1

Frequencies

GSG 1779 Mc/s (16.86 m) GSƠ 15.18: Me/s (19.76 ma GSD 1175 Mc/s (25,53 GSB 9,51 mc/s. (31.55) G.M.T 18.15 am

9.15 am.

Ben Music

Short Pianoforte Res 9.25 8.12.--Gladys Young in The

Maid'

ISMISSION 3

Big Ben of-England Singers;

Fest

and Folk Songs of the West Country-

-Intermission. A programme

of Dovelty numbers and solo pieces. 255 p.m.-Oxford v. Cambridge: A run- commentary by HB 4 Wake- the Inter-Univery Rugby football match. From Twie- Courtesy of the Rugby

20

the Age sposers.

9.35 am. The News and Announce

ments. Greenwich Time Signal at 9.45|

9:55 am-Recital of Traditional Welsh

Songs

10.10 xm-Empire Exchange.". 10.25 am--Close dowIES

Frequ

TRANSMISSION 2

GST 21:53, Mc/s. (13.93 13 2147 Mc's (139

GSG 17.79 Mc/s (168

GSO 15:18 Me/s

10.45 11

the Ozean

Swansea.

Harry Lauder (Songs)." “Annoncements.

ignal at 4.15 pm. Music - throng

odern French Com-

4.45 pm- World Affairs? A talk by the Right Hon. Sir Malcolm Robert- son, G.CMG, KRE

5 p.m.-Close down

BERLIN BROADCAST-

ians DJA 31138 m, DJB 19.74 DJN 3145 m; DJQ

ers in

What's On At the Cinemas

AT THE QUEE Dawn”, vidus karol beynind

e story o The risou în Iraq and the love “ men for the same girl One of the tenseest and most "gzippin [nal triangle stories.

of the ete

AT THE KINGS Top

wit

Gary Grant, Roland Young and Con-

he Berwith Ari upro

vith Roland Young as the

mshand who finds hi

of a dreadful nightr ture is highly

AT THE ALHAMBRA- AT THE ORIENTAL - "Go West Sea with Gary Cooper, Ge Young Man", with Mae West, Warren and Frances Dee. The Wilham, Bandolph Scott and Alice ture romance in the whole exci Brady. The hilarious story of a tour-tory of the ing movie star who falls for a young country lad ---

From the bidding, South concluded that the diamond ace certainly was Jon his left and, that being so, nothing could be lost by ducking He therefore played the seven and, by doing so, took all the wind out Born"

AT THE MAJESTIE

THE STAR Easy Living",

ss, fumy business, crooked siness and sticky business combine

comedy riot that is going to be ·

Starring Jean

Ray Milland,.

Menjou

A

Pangborn.

THE

of the defenders sails. West won nor are co-starred in this technico

production. It is a glamorous story C-A J 10 54 with the jack, but could make no Hollywood in which Janet rockets from

return that would defeat the con-lextra gift to star overnight. tract. For lack of a better play, liant cast includes Adolphe and hoping against hope that he Andy Devine, May Robson, Lionel Sta

der, Owen Moore, Edgar Kennedy might get on lead again, he Guim Wiliams. turned the ace and another dia- mond. Declarer won and succes- fully finessed against the heart king, then made spade lead, my tổ Pass 1 no trump dreamy, na order to keep 2no trump Pass 3 no tramp lead. The defenders had to be [contented with one club, two dia- two and one-half plus monds, and the spade king. tricks did not justify a no

To-day's Question

Pass

Pass

Pass

Pa

Pass

East South

Lclub Pass

Pass

overcall to the club bid. Question: Dealer opened the Such an overcall shows virtually bidding with one heart. Should ame values as an opening no second-hand put in a bid with the trump bid After Bast bad drop following.

West's diamond response, how-

the

S-Q 9764

assumed quite a First, East third hand,

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