In Relay
THE CHINA MAIL, JULY 30, 1938.
Today's Wireless
Relay of Service of In-1 on from St. John's Cathedral. Gershwin - Rhapsody! 1. In Played by the Boston Orches- onducted by Arthur Fiedler A anroma at the Piano....
pan Rate Da Costa (Piano) and Harold Ramsky (Organ),531!"," "One Hour With You"-Medley. · Ins tro:--What would you do? Oh! that Mitzi; One Hour with You; We will always be sweethearts... Rale Da Costa..
In
St. Louis Blues (Handy); Rodeo March (Harold Ramsay)....Harold Ramsay at the Wurlitzer Organ of the Union Cinema, Kingston." "Goodnight • Vienna-Medley.
tro:Goodnight Vienna; Living in Clover... Raïè Dà Costa and Har- ry Jacobson (Piano Duet),mkd 1 p.m-Local Time: Signal and Weather
Report.
1.08 p.m-Geraldo and His Orchestras,
You've Got Dust On Your Coat-
Fox-Trot; Does Your Heart Beat? -Fox-Trot............ Geraldo and His Orchestra with vocal chorus. The Lady In Red-Rumba (From 'In Caliente')....Geraldo and His Rumba Orchestra with: vocal cho-
rug,
Venetian Moon-Tango (From 'In-6 vitation to the Waltz')....Geraldo and His Gaucho Tango Orchestra']; with vocal chorus. Noche De Roves--Tango; Che Papu- sa Oil Tango....Geraldo and His Gaucho Tango Orchestra with
vocal chorus.
A World Of Romance. Intro:- Humoreske (Dvorak); Two_Gui- tars; Simple Aveu, Spanish Dance No. 5 (Moszkowski); Songs My Mothor Taught Me Poeme; Valso Bluette; My Song Goes Round the World.....Geraldo and His Sweet Music, with vocal chorus.
1.30 p.m.-Router and Rugby Press, Weather Forecast and Announce- ments.
1:
1.40 pm.-Imre Magyari and His Hun- garian Gypsy Orchestra, Friedel Bohuster
Willy (Soprano) and Fritsch (Tenor),
I Was Roving About: The Barrack Roof Is Being Shingled; Once On My Grave; Song Of The Elder...... Magyari Imre & His Hungarian
ZBW 355 M. (845 k.c.'s) and 31.49 M.
(9.52 megacycles)
Gypsy Orch.
· 16.57, p.m.-A Welsh Programme.
Y Delyn Aur....Rhondda Welsh Glee
Singers.
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Das Musa Ein Stueck Vom Himmel Sein (From "Der Kongress tanat'); Das Gibt's Nur Einmal (From 'Der Molawd Cymru (Praise Of Wales) Kongress tanzt')....Willy Fritsch (leven Glan Geirionydd & Gwilym and Lilian Harvey, with Orchestra. Wwlyd); Y Sipsi (The Gipsy) You Can't Forbid A Flower; The (Crwys)
William Edwards Sleeves Of My Jacket Are Tied (Tenor) with Harp accomp.' by Up; My Sweetle Is RoamingTelynores Gwyngyll About; How I Could Lamenti... Magyari Imre & His Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra." Helen (Offenbach): Act 1. "O Divine}} "Couple"; Act 2. "To shield the hus- band's honour....Friedel Schus- ter (Soprano) with Orchestra. Bihari's Lament (Bihari)...Magyari Imre & His Hungarian Orchestra. Ich Lass Mir Meinen Korper Schwarz Bepinselin, Fox-Trot (From "Ein- brecher")...... Willy Fritsch with Orchestra.
The Acacia Blossoms Twice; More Stars Than There Are In The Sky; Once I Had A Dear Mother; Tho Sun Is In Love With The 'Moon. Magyari Imre and His Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra.
15. p.m.-Close down." p.m-De Groot, and His Orchestra. Selection Of Chopin Melodies (Arr.
De Groot). Intro:-Polonaise in A; Prelude in A; Waltz in D Flat. Der Kaspec (De Groot), Other Days (Selection of Popular
Melodies-Arr. Finck), Waldteufel Memories (Arr. Finck). The Song of Songs (Moya).
La Violetera (From 'City Lights'). Vienna Blood-Waltz (Strauss), Blue Danube-Waltz (Strauss). 630 p.m.-Songs by Geniamino Gigli
(Tenor).
Mattinata (Leoncavallo).
Torna A Surriento (Ernesto de Cur-
tis).
Notte A Venezia (Câmaiti-Curci).
The Leek-Selection (Middleton). In- tro: Cambrian War Song; All through the night; Jenny Jones; The rising of the Sun; Watching the Wheat; The Ash Grove....The London Palladium Orchestra con- ducted by Richard Crean. Pistyll Y Llan (The Village Spring
Arr. T. Osborne Roberts); Cymru Annwyl (Dear Wales T. Osborne Roberts). .....Leila Megane (Con- tralto) with Piano accomp. by T. Osborne Roberts;
8,50
"Lawn Bowls" From The
Studio
(Graham Peel); (b) "Parted" (Paolo Tosti); (c) "Because” (Guy D'Hardelot). Albert A. Barton,g
p.m. London Log'.
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Relay London
9 p.m.-Studio-A talk on local "Lawn
Bowls” by Claudo Hosking.
Fats
Waller
9.10 p.m.-Studio-A Jazz Piano Re-
cital by H. L. Ozorio. 1. Impressions of
(composed by Waller) (a) Pardon my love. (b) Sugar Rose.
Fy Olwen I (Olwen Mine)-(Crwys); ? Cywydd Y Dilyw (Song Of The Flood)(Gwilym Hiralthog & Api Fychan)
William Edwards] (Tenor) with Harp accomp. by Telynores Gwyngyll.
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The March Of The Men Of Harlech (Old Welsh Air); Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau (Land Of My Fathers).... Rhondda Welsh Glee Singers with Piano.
7.30 p.m.-London Relay - Food For
Thought'. Three short talks on mat ters of topical interest. 7,50 p.m.-Songs by Elizabeth Schu-
mann (Soprano).
Voi Che Sapete (What is This Feel- ing?)("Le Nozze Di Figaro" Mozart).
Mein Herr Marquis (Act 2 "Die Fle-
dermaus"-Strauss).
Spiel' Ich Die Unschuld Vom Lande (I'll play the innocent country maid)-(Act 3 "Die Fledermaus" Strauss);
6.40 p.m.-Walter Gleseking at the 8 p.m.-Local Time Signal, Weather
Plano. The Children's Corner-Suite (Debussy): Dr. Gradus ad Parnas- sum; The Snow is Dancing: Serenade for the Doll; Jimbo's Lullaby; The Little Shophord; Golliwog's" Cake Walk,
6.55 p.m.-Closing Local Stock Quota-
tions.
Winning
Report and Announcements. 8.08 p.m.-Biret-Symphony No. 1 In C Major Played by the London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Walter Goehr.
2. Memories of Charlie Kunz—
(a) Sunset Trail.
(b) Alice Blue Gown (Waltz). (c) I feel Like A Feather in the
Breeze.
3. Old. Favourite As Played by Fam-
ous Lee Sims—
4.
5.
(a) Gotta feelin' for you. With Carroll Gibbons in
(a) These foolish things. (b) Can't we talk it over. Memoirs of Duke Ellington-
(a) Creole Rhapsody.
(b) Sophisticated, Lady,
(c) Something" about Rhythm. 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)-(b)-Tangos and Rumbas. 10.05 p.m.Interval of recorded music
from Z.B.W.
10.15 p.m.-(a) Dreamy Hawaiian
Moon; (b) Says My Heart; (c) You Leave Me Breathless; (d) John Peel Swing.
10.30 p.m.-Interval of recorded music
from Z.B.W.
10.35 p.m.-(8) Goodnight Angel; (b)
Mamma, I wanna make Rhythm. 10.40 p.m.-London Relay Sporting Rivalries'. 4 Rugby Football-The Calcutta. Cap. H.B.T. Wakelam in- troduces R Cove-Smith and Andrew Wemyss.
11 p.m.-Relay of the Dance Orchestra from the Grill Room the Hong Kong Hotel. (a)-(d)—Waltzes.
11.15 p.m.-Interval of recorded music
by Z.B.W. 8.30 p.m.-Studio-A Recital by Albert 11-20 p.m.-(a) To-night We Love; (b)
A. Barton (Baritone) accompanied After You
(c) Romance In The by E. O'Neil Shaw (Piano).
Dark; (d) Vieni, Vieni.
?
1. (a) "The Vagabond" (Vaughan 11.35 p.m.Interval of recorded music
Williams); (b) "Ethiopia Salut- by Z.B.W.
ing the Colours" (Charleswood) 11.45 p.m.-(a) Sweet As A Song; (b)
.Albert A. Barton."
Nice Work If You Can Get. It; (c)
2. Piano Solo-Selected....E. O'Neil: True Confession; (d) The Dipsy
Shaw.
Doodle.
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