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THE CHINA MAIL, JULY 9, 1988.
Today's Wireless
12-12.20 p.m.-Relay of Service of In- tercession from St. John's Cathedral: 12.30 p.m.-Harold Ramsay (Organ).
Popular Melodies, Intro:-Alone at a table for two; Alɔne; I'm all alone; You started me. dreaming; The touch of your lips; Lost. Famous Tauber Melodies. Intro:- You are my heart's delight; Golden Song (Lilac Time); In your arms to-night; Serenade. (Schubert); Vi- lia (Merry Widow); Impatience (Thine is my heart); O Sanctis- sima. 12.42 p.m.-Musical Comedy Selections.
"Glamorous Night" (Hassall & No-i vello): The Girl I Knew; Far Away, In Shanty Town.
Elisabeth Welch accomp. by The Drury Lane Theatre Orchestra conducted by Charles Prentice, Mus. Bac. Great Day-Selection' (Rose, Eliscu & Youmans). Intro: Great Day (Vocal); More than you know; Open up your Heart; Without-a Song; Happy, Because I'm in Love; Without a Song (Vocal).....Jack Payne and His B.B.C. Dance Or- chestra with vocal chorus by Jack Payne.
1 p.m.-Local Time Signal and Wea-
ther Report.
1.08 p.m.-Debroy Somers Band.
What's Yours?-A convivial Medley.
Intro: There is a Tavern in the Town; Drink to me only with Thine. Eyes; John Barleycorn; Simon the Cellarer; Here's to the good old beer; Old King, Cole; Vive L'Amour; Vive La Compagnie; Here's a Health unto His Majesty; We won't go Home till Morning; Auld Lang Syne.
The Big Broadcast-Selection. tro: It was so beautiful;
In-
Tiger
Rag; Blue of the Night; Dinah;
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Please; Here lies love; Trees;t
with vocal chorus. Kicking the Gong around; Marta; 2.15 p.m.-Close down. Crazy People......Debroy Somers 6 p.m.-Beethoven Band with the Carlyle Cousins and Dan Donovan,
The Open Road A Hiking. Medley (Based on out-door melodies arr. Debroy Somers). Dixieland-Selection.
Intro:-Whis
tling Rufus; Alexander's Ragtime Band; Deep River: Dinah; The Wedding Glido; Oh! Beautiful Doll; I want to be in Dixie; The Gaby Glide; The Sheik; The Rag- time Violin; That Mysterious Rag; Back Home in Tennessee....Debroy Somers Band with vocal chorus by Dan Donovan,
1.30 p.m-Reuter and Rugby Press,
Weather Forecast and Announce-i ments. 1.40 p.m.-Frank Crumit, Denny Den- nis, Elsie Carlisle and Jimmy Dor- sey's Orchestra.
I'm Bettin' The Roll On-Roamer, (Curtis & Crumit); The Return Of Abdul Abulbul Amir (Crumit). Frank Crumit (Tenor). Wah-Hoo! (Friend); T'Ain't No Use (Magidson, Lane)...Jimmy Dor- sey and His Orchestra with, vocal Trio.
To Mary--With Love (Gordon & Re-i
vel): Here's Love In Your Eyes (From "The Big Broadcast of 1987')
Denny Dennis. You (From 'The Great Ziegfield')..
Jimmy Dorsey & His Orchestra. Conversation For Two; Star Gazing.
Elsie Carlisle with Orch. accomp. Robins and Roses (Leslie, Burke); Is It True What They Say About Di- xie? (Caesar, Lerner, Marks).. Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra
Winning
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(By the Four Aces)
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ACE... KINC..2 QUEEN 1 JACK
MAKING DUMMY DECLARER
Symphony No. in E Flat Major, Op. 55. Played by the Symphony Orchestra conducted by Albert Coates. 6.45 p.m.-Songs by Elizabeth Schu-
mann (Soprano).
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Bist Du Bei Mir (Bach). Ave. Maria (Schubert). 6.54 p.m.-Light Orchestral and Instru-
-mental Variety.
Melody In F (Rubinstein); Berceuse Edward De Jocelyn (Godard)
O'Henry playing on the Organ of "Madame Tussaud's" Cinema, Lon- don.. Melodies Of Yesterday. Intro:-No-
Sweetheart; body's
Whispering; Avalon; Margie; China Town; I'll see you in my dreams; Indiana; Somebody stole my gal.
London Relay Food For
Thought
8.08_p.m.-Songs by Essie
Ackland
(Contralto) & Derek Oldham (Tenor). Regimental Song ("The White Eagle”—Friml); One Day (Hans May)
·.· Derok Oldham. Sanctuary (Hewitt); Just For To- Day (Seaver),.. Essie Ackland with Organ accomp. by Herbert Dawson.
Waltz Song ("A Waltz Dream”—J. Herbert, O. Straus); Love, I Give You My All ("Luana"-Besley).... Derek Oldham with Orch. 8.20 p.m.-London Relay-The Third Cricket Test Match. England v. Aus- tralia. A commentary on the clos- ing overs before lunch and a sun- mary of the morning's play by Ho ward Marshall from Old Trafford, Manchester.
8.35 p.m.-Yehudi Menuhin (Violin), Campanella, Op. 7 Bis (Paganini). "Tzar's Bride"-Song Of The Bride
(Rimsky-Korsakov, arr. Franko).
"Lawn Bowls" by Claude 'Hoëking. 9.05 p.m.-London Relay **London
Log'.
On A Southern Plantation. Intro:8.55 p.m.-Studio-A__ talk on local
Old Black Joe; Oh! Suzanna; My old Kentucky Home; Dixie; Swanee River; "Waiting for the Robert. E. Lee.....Ken Harvey (Banjo) with Piano.
Old Fashioned Love..."Buck" Wash-
ington (Piano Solo).
It Sends Me......Coleman Hawkins (Saxophone Solo) with "Buck". Washington at the Piano. Chicken Roel (Daly); If You Were The Only Girl In The World (Ayre).......Brian. Lawrance and His Lansdowne House Sextet with vocal chorus by Brian Lawrance. Broken Doll (Tate).... Brian Law- rance and The Lansdowne House Sextet with vocal chorus by Mar jorie Stedeford).. Jubilee Dance Memories No. 1. In- tro: I'm afraid to go home in the dark; Alexander's Ragtime Band; Oh, you beautiful doll; Get out and get under; Underneath the Stars; Hello! who's your lady friend; If you were the only girl in the world; Let the great big world keep turning; Good-Bye-ce....New May- fair Orchestra.
7.28 p.m. Closing Local Stock Quota-
tions.
7.30 p.m.-London Relay-The Third Cricket Test Match England v. Aus- 'tralia. A commentary during play by Howard Marshall from Old Traf- ford, Manchester.
|9.15 p.m.-Löndön Relay—The Third Cricket Test Match England v. Aus- tralia. A commentary during play by Howard Marshall, from Old Traf- ford, Manchester.
9.30 p.m.-London Relay-The News. 9.50 p.m.-Relay of The Dance Orches- tra from the Grill Room of the Hong Kong Hotel
́ ́(a)-(d) Tangos and-Rumbas.... 10.05 p.m.-Interval of recorded music
by Z.B.W.
10.15 p.m.-(a) I still love to kiss you Goodnight; (b) Nobody's Sweetheart; (c). You're precious to me; (d) Caravan,
10.30 p.m.-Interval of recorded music
by Z.B.W.
10.35 p.m.-(a) Lovelight in the Star-
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light; (b) T'Ain't No Good; (c) Romance in the Dark; (d) Mamma, I wanna Rhythm. 10.50 p.m.-Interval of recorded music.
by Z.B.W.
11.00. p.m:—(a)-(d) Waltzes. 11.15 p.m.Interval of recorded music
by Z.B.W.
11.20 p.m.(a) Moonlight on the Sun- set Trail; (b) Let that be a léssón to you; (c) When my dream boat comes . in; (d) Waddlin' at the Waldorf. 11.35 p.m.-Interval of recorded musia
by Z.B.W.
7.40 p.m.-London Relay-Food For
Thought'. Three short talks on mat-11.45 p.m.-(a) Foolin' myself;
·ters of topical interest.
8 p.m.-Local Time Signal, Weather
Report and Announcements.
Ain't Misbehavin' (c), Stardust; (d) Sheik Of Araby.
|12 midnight.—Close down.
What's On At the Cinemas
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Some players never seem to West opened the Jack of clubs, a realise that Declarer has complete remarkably fortunate lead for use of twenty-six cards and not merely thirteen. There is a type of Declarer. Declarer, winning the
AT THE ALHAMBRA "Hunted. hand known as "mak- first trick with the Queen and dis: Men", with Mary Carlisle, Lloyd Nolan Lamps of China."The epic tale of AT THE QUEEN'S "Oil' for the ing dummy declarer," carding a diamond
and Lynne Overman. A thrilling story foreign trade in the interior of China from dummy, of the underworld. which is often over- promptly trumped a club in dummy.
comes to vivid life in the long and * ** looked by the average He, them played the Ace of spades
eagerly awaited screen version of Alice AT THE STAR-"Radio. City Re-Teadale Hobart's best selling novel. player. He can see
then a low spade to his King, drop Benny Baker, and Ann Miller.
with Bob Burns, Jack Oakie, With Pat O'Brien in the role that gave only his own hand ping West's Queen and next cashed musical comedy replete with a laughter Hutchinson, Jean Muir, John Eldredge, A him stardom, supported by Josephine and his own losers his Ace of clubs, discarding, the and songs. and he completely Jack of diamonds from dummy. A
Lyle Talbot, Arthur Byron, Henry overlooks the fact
O'Neill and Donald Crisp. small diamond to dummy's ace was that he should ignore followed by a belated heart lead with Robert Taylor, Barbara Stanwyck, AT THE ORIENTAL "His Affair.” and set up the and East hopped in with the Ace. Brian Dontvt. The drama of liver AT THE KING'S "Good Earth"-
Donlevy, Victor MacLaglen and dummy. For such players we ad- vise that they mentally change could no longer establish dummy's shamed, of courage and honour and Walter Connolly,
East returned a heart but Declarer gambled for a great stake, of love un- with Paul Muni, Luise Rainer and seats, with their partners and play long suit. He trumped one of his danger and disgrace and above all alselling novel made by M.G.M. into its from the other side of the table. two remaining diamonds with great romance. Here is a slam hand that was dummy's last trump but finally had thrown away because Declarer to concede the other.
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If Declarer had been sitting in the opposite seat we are certain he would have had no trouble in mak- ing the slam, since the South hand would then have been dummy. After the opening lead he would have played the King of spades from "dummy" and over to his Ace. Then noting his long side suit, he would have led a heart. The heart suit would have been easily estab- lished and the Jack of diamonds would have been discarded on the Ace of clubs. Thus, playing from dummy's side of the table Declarer would have been almost certain to play the hand correctly:
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