THE · CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1952.
Your Radio Listening For Next Week In Detail-A “China
Mail" Feature
Radio Hongkong To Relay Anthony Eden's
Talk On Britain's Foreign Policy
Tomorrow evening at 10.15 (Hongkong Sum- mer Time) Radio Hongkong is relaying from London the broadcast talk which the Rt. Hon. Anthony Eden is making to home listeners tonight. The coming week is Holy Week, the climax of the Christian year. On Monday at 9.15 p.m. Radio Hongkong is presenting "King of Sorrows", the eleventh play from "The Man Born to be King" by Dorothy L. Sayers.
When, in 1940, Miss Sayern was invited by the BRC to write this cycle of plays on the life of Christ. site agreed to do so on three conditions: she mus! introduce the character of Jesus; she must be allowed to use a vivid realiem; and the plays must be in modern speech.
In spite of a certain amount
of advance criticism from
the
from question
press, a tload of questions Isteners, and even a
in the House of Commons, the first play, about the Nativity, was put on in December 1941. The widespread public approval
of this and the following plays. silenced all
few of the but diehard critics some of whom that Singapore even
claimed fell because of the broadcasts. End__appealed for them to be stopped before a like fale over- 1cok Australia!" »
PRESENTED BY LINDA.
Calling RAF Poller, North Point.
7.09 TIME HIGNAL, wont. 11
NEWN AND NEW ANALYSIS (LONDON RE. LAY).
AND
2.15 308E AND AMPARO ITURDI
ON TWO PLANOS. 7.30 VARIETY BANDBOX. 1.30 WEATHER REPORT. 2.00 PERCY PAITH
119 ORCHESTES WITH CHORUS. 8.15 HATURDAY ROUND-UP. *.30 S-IC AND SONG
RICHARD HONGFIS.
AND 9.00 TO JENKINS
PALM COURT ORCHESTRA 0.30 COMPOSER OF THE WEEK:
RICHARD STRAUBS.
7.10 LIGHT MUSIC.
5.00 NEWS AND
PORT.
0.10 MUSIC.
9.00 CLOSE DOWN.
WEATHER RE-
230 p.. PROGRAMME SUMMARY 13.3 ROBERT FAILNON LIGHT
1.1
CONCERT
WITH DENNY DENNIS (VOCAL), EIGHT AND ENSEMBLJ",
REPORT NEWS, WEATHER
1.00
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.
1.38 MUSIC FOR YOU,
2.00 CLOSE DOWN.
HALF
G.00 PROGRAMME BUMMARY. ЯTUDIO; CHILDREN'S HOUR.
6.6
Presented by Elizabeth Ann. 4.30 STUDIO; PORTUGUESE HALF
HOUR.
CHOPIN WALTZES.
7.00 LONDON STUDIO MELODIEB
No. 7 in C Sharp Minor. Op 64. No. 7.30 UNITED NATIONS ALBUM.
2: No. 14 In E Minor (Posihunious); 7.43 ARTIST OF THE WEEK-No. D in Flat Major. Op 69. No.
BOUZAY . (BARI-
Waltx No, & in A Fist Major. Op 42.
9.15 KING OF SORROWB."
OBITAND TONE).
7.39 WEATHER REPORT. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL, WORLD NEWA AND NEWS ANALYSIS (LON- DON. RELAY).
8.35 ANDRE KOSTELANETZ AND'
108 ORCHESTRA PLAY BUCCESSES OF VINCENT YOUAIANS,
Without a More than you know: BOUR: The Carioca (from "Flying down to Bla"); inllelujah (from "Hit. the Deck)
9.30 NTVDIO:
JJKE." Presented by Ronald Brain.
LIFATTI PLAYS 0.00 DINU
LIKE WHAT
A Play for Holy Week from
accompani 10,25 GILCHRBTRAL BELECCIONE. Vanity Fair (Overture) Flatcher! Dhe New Concert Dres com
(LÓNCERT HALL);
4Dinicu), with Plano The Hand of the icoyal Ulster ment by Jean Nevou..
Lider 7.60 STUDIO: “LUCKY
VARIETY BEQUESTA. “ Presented by Jean Halliday,
7.59 WEATHER REPORT.
Philharmonie Dreh, conducted by Air 4.00 TIME SIGNAL, WOULD NEWS Hamilton larly.
S CHANSON FRANCAISE.
.my Postry had, wings (Hahn)-
Elegia Grace Moore (Bóprano);
Thi (Tenor); (Mastenat)-QCOTFEL
Moore (Paladihe)-Oraco Psycho
AND NEWS ANALYSIS (LON- DON RELAYS.
AND
8.15 donT RECITAL BY LILY
PONE *(SOPRANO). GIANPIERO (BARITONE),
F
IPL Caprice
handda
Wil
ducted by Jay Wilbur Stars my Eyes (Kreistor); Viennol, Kreislen Op. 2)—Andru Kostelanoz and his Orth
(William); Rhapsody (Jones)-Charles liams and his Concert Orch.; Cas calle (Curiga), Royal Artillery Orch.; SkyTabor fantasy Phil- lips): March of the Bowen, from MALASPINA "Robin Hood Balta-Curzon), —
Charles Williama and his Coreert Fortunio Messager)---Georges
Mar Jeunes Anntes Se Tu M'Ami (Acc) (Fergolesi) Orch.
Neapollan Folk Bond 10,45 GLASGOW ORPHEUS CHOIR.
Malaspina (arr. Goehri-larplero
All in the April, Evening Lilaber- Trenetes Compagnons De, Laity
(arr. Haberton); Chanson.
Pony: 11.00 RADIO NEWSREEL (LONDON The Maids of Cadiz (Delibes)--Lily tor: Redron
L'ultima.Cahzuns (Test)-Jenu. Joy
destri ol Man's 11.1-DODNIGHT Music
Glanplero, Malaspina.
(Bach); Sea Borrow (from "Songe 8.30 ORCHESTRA OF THE WEEK- of the ffeurkles-Hornedy-Fraser), NEWSREEL (LONDON, BAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONY 11.00 RADIO
WOLF
The Man Born to be king," (Boponor):
A Play-Cycle on the Life of Our Lord and Saviour Jeu Chrisi, Written for Broadcasting by Dorothy L. Savers, Presented by Chri Church, Kowloon Tong.
10.15 CONCERTO."
Concertanto
Rinfonie
From the Hebrides Sylte / (AIT. Ben Long- for Waddell); Sea Laughter
New
Biring Violin and Viola (Mozart, ing-The
Ensemble: Peacock Pio (Armstrong X, 204).
2nd Gibboy: The Huntsman: The Sunken 1st Mov-Altenro Maestose:
Garden; The Ride-by nights--Jay. Mov.-Andante: 3rd Mav-Presto Wabur & te Biring Eflemble. Albert Sammon (Violin) dne Lionel
11.30 WEATHER REPORT. With The London Tertia [Vlota)
BBC Overseas Shortwave Program
藏
(6.45-9.15 p.m. on 17.790 Mc/s, 18.88 m; 9.15 p.m.-12.15 a.m. on 11.75 Mc/s, 25.53 m.)
SATURDAY, APRIL 5
MUKAY
6.60 1.221,
TALKING.
0.13 OVER TO YOU,
DA
10.10 HOME
NEWR
URITAIN
McLAREN
PORTS ROND-UP.
7.06 THE NEWS.
2.30 NEWS ANALYSIS. 1.15 Int.rlude and.
FIES
1.3
10.00 TUNES OF YESTERDAY AND
TODAY.
EARLY GUATATION.
THE EDITORIALS.
·7.30: 15/ANO PAVOURITES..
8.05 COLONIAL QUESTIONS:
15 PAVILION PLAYERS
"King of Sorrows", which is 1100 RADIO NEWS REEL. art. Directed by Davki Woitelial. the story of the Crucifixion, is
presented from Radio Hong-11.15
CORDED RELAY). GOODNIGHT MUSIC.
kong by members of Christ 19 WEATHER REPORT.
Church, Kowloon Tong.
of
Pontius
Other programmes for Holy on Good Friday Week
come when Radio Hongkong will be on the air all day from 8 am. The Service "The Way of The Cross" will be relayed from the Roman Catholic Cathedral at o'clock that evening, and later, at 10 p.m., the station is broad- "Caesar's Friend"-D casting
study dramatic Pilate.
Owen Reed,, the BBC pro- ducer of this broadcast version, sums up the play in these words: "It is not designed to be an act It is not a of faith or worship. Passion Play, In the narrow nor sense of the phrase, religious drama' at all....It generates its own interest and urgency with out assuming religious predis- positions of any kind on the part of the audience."
Monday, April 7th, is World Health Day and during the 15 United minutes reserved for Nations programmes at 7.30 that Radlo Hongkong is evening
a short talk by Dr of the World Health
Sporting programmes for the Up to the time of week-end: going to press there is no infor mation on BBC coverage of the world's Grand National, the
gruelling famous and
which is, to be run at Aintree. But if the BBC is able to give a commen- the race, it will be tary on
Radio Hongkong- broadcast by
to be an- tirne tonight at a
the air. nounced
over
In local Soccer, Bill Phillips gives a commentary from Club Ground this aftcenoon at 5.15 on play between, Kwong Wah and the Army.
The song recital on Thursday at 8.15 p.m. is given by a new-
to Radio Hongkong- comer Diana Courtenay, soprano, 'Ac companied at the piano by Moya
will sing songs Res, she Schubert and Brahms, Includ- ing the well-known "Whither?" and the Lullaby.
of
With the change in Hongkong from Standard to Summer Time tomorrow morning come one or two alterations in Radio Hong the pro Bong'e transmissions: gramme "From the Editorials" is no longer to be relayed from Concert London; the "Prom"
at on Sunday evenings comcs 9. o'clock instead of at 9.15; and has "Orchestra of the Week" been I moved to 8.30 p.m. on The BBC News Wednesdays. and News Analysis, of course, hour later at B
comes
o'clock.
ot
one
(Broadcasting on a frequency 845 kilocycles per second and on 0.52 megacycles per eccond in the 31 metre band).
Today
ítið PROGRAMME HUMMARY.
PSWEET, SERENADE".
Win Mantovani and his Or- -chestra (Vocal).
1.18. NEWS, WEATHER REPORT
SAND ANNOUNCEMENTB
1.30 ORCHESTRA. SELECTIONS,
FORCES PROGRAMMES,
2.60 STEINION FORCES CHOICE
PRESENTED BY
WALKER.
DONALD
THE
230 "PAUL TEMPLE AND
VANDYKE AFFAIR" - BY FRANCIS DURBRIDGE. Eplasde 41, Noulevard Bemin.
HOSPITAL RE PRESENTED
3,00 STUDIO:
QUXITS.
SPATÝNA.
4.00 SOUTHBEN FANTASY",
430 BAY'S A LAUGH.
DY
With Ted DAY, Kitty eati Ana Frea. Yulo,
5.00 LES PAUL · (GUITAR)
BISTED BY MARY FORD,·
8.18, BOCCAN FOOTBALI.
Kwork Wahv "Army
(round) (OB).
AJ
(Ciab
BAS TOB BOSTON. PROME-
MENADE: ORCHESTRANY
Win a Light · Mood", -
450 PROGRAMME SUMMARY,
1. STUDIO: UNIT REQUESTS
GOD BAVE THE QUEEN. 1130 CLOSE DOWN..
Sunday
10.00 am.
TION
PROGRAMBIE
St-
Father
8.30 SCOTTISH MAGAZINE, $.43 NEW TOWN TAKES
SHAPE,
of
Lost of a series of elx programmes In feature forn on aspects planning and building new towns; B: Life in the New Town."
9.00 THE NEWS.
9.10 HOME NEWS
BRITAIN.
FROM
9.1 LISTENERS' PROJCI, Light Music.
10.00 tl len, RADIO NEWSREEL. SCOTTISH ORCHES. 10.15 15425: TRA
FROM THURSDAY, APRIL 10
SALISH STORYTELLER 10.15 THE
(3),
the Angels'; "The "The Revolt of Creation of the Sun, the Moon, and the Sea": The Origin of Drink
"The The Cat and the Candie'; Wite Who Ate: Nothing'; and other oral tradition. short pieces of
riginally told in Gaelic, now tola i
Mcintyre Engilsh by Duncan
en Kobort Mooney; Trundation and introduction by Professor J. 1. Delargy of the Irish Foldora David Production by Commission; Thomsan.
and
7.00 .. MID-WEEK TALK. 7.15 LISTENERS' CHOICE, Concert Musie.
7.15
PORTS ROUND-UP. 8.00 THE NEWS 2.18 NEWG, TALE." K.15 Internige and
DAILY QUOTATION 5.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS.
50 BPORTING RECORD.
KJT.
1:
BA LAND AND LIVESTOCK. An agricultural....magazine.
0.13 BANDY MACPHERSON. At the theatre organ. 9.30 WELSH DIARY. Comments on current affairs 11.00 13 Ten. RADIO NEWSREEL. 11.15 COME INTO THE PARLOUR.
Wates A musical Irish blond with James
D45 BRITAIN AT WORK, 1952, Skaw, Rita Williams, Henrietta
A discussion between Wayne Marshall. Byrne. Raymond
The Mineau and Norman Michio: *Parlour Tho Misiotones, Singers; augmented BBC, Northern Buliding for. Tomorrow.
10.00 THE NEWB, freland Light Orchestra, conductor. | 18.20 upME. N'R W D POM
David Curry.
KITAIN THIRD PRO-as be 1145 FROM THE
NORTHERN ORCHES- GRAMME.
·TRA, Conducted by Clarenco Rayboua. an on her. Young Walt, Eugene Onegm Tchalky-- sky: Symphony No. 0.in C-8chu-
fat-Dvorak. withbert: Slavonie Darten No. 3 11⁄2 A
MARY. 10.02. SATURDAY'S......S_V_O_R_7_9 Conductor: Inn Why Symphony A talk by Professor
RESULTS.
No. In D-Vaughan Williams; 12.03 a.m. app. Interlude. 10.05 MORNING MELODY, 10.30 ELAY OR THE CELEBRA Funisie on Greensleeves--Vaughan 12.15 MELAY MIXTURE.
OF MASS FROM ST Williams: Puck Minuet Herbert Jack Byfeld and his Players,
Howells: Ballet Music: The Per Frederic Curzon (organ), JOSEPI'S CHURCH.
12.30 VARIETY PANFARE. feet Fool-Holst, Preacher: the Itev,
Presenting High Speed Variety K. O'Dwyer, BJ 400).
11.15 MICHAEL
with The Kordites, The Count 11.15 LONDON STUDIO CONCERT. PHONE QUARTET
Johnny
Beity Brothers,
Lydd, BBC Northern Orchestra, re- 11.30 SANDY MACPHERSON.
Driver. and Al Read, produced by At the theatre orgen. ducted by Charles Cirur 11.5 LONDON STUDIO MELODIES
1.00 THE NEŴYA, Ray Martin and his "Metody
Ronnie Taylor
1.16 NEWS TALK., from the " Archestra, with
Dick Jassi
KREIN
SAXO
LAS SCOTLAND V. ENGLAND A commentary on the second hate of the Association Football Inter- national match at Hampden Park,
12.00 THE NEWS.
13.12 p.m. STUDIO: SPORTS TIME Į Glasgow.
MY BILL PILLtrs. 12.30 PROGRAMME SUMSIARY. 13.33 WALTZ TIME.
1245
12.10 NEWS ANALTEIS.
12,15 SCOTLAND V. ENGLAND.
OFF THE RECORD RECENT Continuation of commentary.
POPULAR RELEASES.
1.15 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.
1.30 AFTERNOON CONCERT.
FORCES PROGRAMMES,
2.00 TAKE IT FROM HERE.
With Joy Nichols, Dick Itentley and may Edwards,
2.36 STUDIO: JAZZ HALF HOUR,
Presented by Robin Day.
1.00 STUDIO;
QUEATH.
HOSPITAL
Presented by Christabel.
SUNDAY, APRIL 6
3.00 .. BUNDAY SERVICE.
Road Congrega From Warwick tional Church, Coventry, conduct- ed by the itev. R. W. Hugh Jones.
1.38 IRCTICE
MAKES
PER-
thirteen Second of a series of RE- programmes selected from the 1012 Oversens Examination Syllabus of the Associated Board of the Hoya
Ernest Bullock, sented by Sir
4.00 BLIGH OF THE BOUNTY" | Schools of Music, played and pre-
BY REX RIENITS.
4.30 ABC
Guards, conducted Douglas Pepe.
TUESDAY, APRIL 8
1.00 p.m. SCIENCE REVIEW. 7.15 PARK CONSERVATOIRE CHESTRA. Charles Conducted tgramophonė žgeords)'
by
7.45 SPORTS ROUND-UP.
8.00 THE NEWS.
5.19 NEWS TALK.
8.15 Interlude and
DAILY QUOTATION,
Munch.
8.20 FRUM THE EDITORIALS. 8.10 FORCEB' FAVOURITES. 9.00 DONALD PEERS,
With Donald Phillips at the plans Singers, Peter Knight and The
The Dance Orchestra, conducted by Stanley Black,
9.30 ULSTER MAGAZINE. 9.43 LETTER FROM AMERICA. By Alistair Cooke. 10.00 THE NEWB, 10.10. HOME
FROM
DOD BAVE THE QUEEN, 1130 CLOSE DOWN,
Tuesday
7.00 OPENING THEME,
7.05 NEWS HEADLINES.
|
・・・ ORCHESTRA,
Passacagli and Fugue in C Minor 1.15 UGODNIGHT. MUSIC (Bach)-Pierre Monteux (Conductor): Funerá
Murch of Marlogeste {{Gounos)—Alfred Hertz (Conductor);
VAN DER FINDEN, AND HIS BITRONOL ORCHESTRA
Prologue King Paliner); Meadow Romance Caprice Viennois (Kralgie) Altad Lark Ring Palmer); Herz (Conductor); Plece Heretque Appassionata (Doll Van Der Lin- (Cardew); Dawn Melody Monteux den); (Cesar Franck)-Flerra
1.17- Kaleidoscope (Doit Van Der (Conductor)..
den)
9.00 LONDON STUDIO MELODIES. 11.29 WEATHER REPORT.
his 'Melody Ray Martin and
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN... from the sky' Orchestra with | 1130 CLOSE DOWN,
Jimmy YounE
716 LIGHT MID WEATHER RE- Lovely Lady: The Whistling Gipsy
8.00 NEWS AND
FORT.
1.10 MUSIC.
9.65 CLOSE DOWN,
12.15 STUDIO:
MONINO
PRAYERS BY THE FRANK SHOUT.
REV.
13.30 PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 12.32 IVOR MORETON AND GAVE KAYE ON TWO PLANOS,
12.45 "CHOICE OF COLOUI".
With Mite Ind. Song... 1.15 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT AND ANNOUNCEMENTB, 1.30_MUSIC WHOM OPENA. 2.00 CLONE DOWN.
0.00 PROGRAMME. SUMMANY.
6:02 MELODY TIME.
With Sidney Torch Orchestra, Vocal: Tito (Haritone).
and his Gobbl
630 BTUDIO: CANTONERE DY RADIO GIVEN BY 139 LEE WAI LAN & B.K. LEE, 6.30 YVONNE ARNAUD (PIANO)
AND, STRING UNCHESTRA. 15o anchesTRAI, BELECTIONS.
MEDIORY 7.30 STUDIO:
"DOWN
LANTA Presented, by Alleen Woods. 159 FEATHER FORT, 8.56 TEATORAL TWORLD NEWS AND NEWS ANALYSIS (LONDON BELAY).. 8.15 BOX 200; BERT GILLETTE
AT THE CONSOLE. 830 TAKE IT FROM HEHK.
With Joy Nichols, Dick Bent- ley and Jimmy Edwards. 9.00 LONDON STUDIO)
MELODIES,
Eric Robibson and ħle Orches- and tra with Julia Shelley Donald Scott.
La Barcarolle: I left my heart in
English Garden: Sel:
"Lilac
11.00 B en BADIO NEWSREEL. 11.15 METER TWIST," By Charles Dickens, adapted fot radio in twelve parts by Gues
Runs Cooper; 2: 'Oliver
Away': Davies: Ngah Narrator Gardon
John Oftvär Claypole-Michael Twist-Wilfrig. Downing; Charibite Gabriello Bhirt; Afra Sowerberry Mary O'Farrell Mr. Bowerberry Peter Copley: Mr Bumble Capit Trouncer: Bayton--Harry Hutchin song Old Women-Stupah Richards: Domino," The Fleet's in Mounilah Dick Dorothy, Gordda; Vagrant becomes you; March Northwards, Hamilton Dyor: Woman Ella Mline: Coachman Malcolm Haves: Passenger-Stanley Grooms: indy-Dorothy Staith; Gro- muna Greenwood; The Aritul. Dod
Bates ger-Brian Smith; Charley -Barry MacGregor; Fagin - John
Produced Gabriel.
by Charles Leffaux, 11.15 Wilter Pickies, In
HAVE A GO
Andover. Mellow Visits Enam Alaricin, Hanis; Musical Blustrations by taking you home tonight: Jennine, Violat Carson, produced by Barney Colchan.
12.15 ..
WALTZ, TIME. (gramophone records)
Big Ben
Old
12.39 Benous ARGUMENT, NEWS
A topical, discussion Programms authoritative by
URITAIN 10.15 BBC MIDLAND LIGHT OR-
CHESTRA.
Bound for Tahiti: President: Royal College of FDIC BANDSTAND The Hand of the Coldstream Organists; Sonata No. 7 in F Cist movement, by Capt. minor, Op. 127;
IL.R.B.M. Teaching List B) - Д from Rheinberger; Andante
Book Organ Little
(L.R.S.M. Teaching List C)-Charles Macpher Bon; Chorale Prelude. Das Jesulein Boll doch mein Trost (Grade V, EVEN | A)---Bach....
4.00 STUDIO: HOME REQUESTS, Presented by Christabel, 0,00 PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 6.02 LLUIT MUSIC.
(Continuous).
ལཿ
6.30 STUDIO: SERVICES
BONG.
Conducted by the Rev. 1. M. Itawlands R.A.F
7.00 TIME FOR MUSIC.
The BBC Seottish Variety Or chestra with Janette Selanders (Soprano), conducted by Kemio Stephen.
730 "THE ADVENTURES OF . C. 49" BY ALAN STRANKS. M: "The Case of the Third Sincla
7. WEATHER REPORT.
5.00 TIME SIGNAL, WOULD NEWS AND NEWS ANALYSIS (LON- DON RELAY),
9.15 SONGS FROM THE OPERAS
OF MOZART. 8.30 THE MAYOR OF CASTER
THOMAS BRIDGE"
HARDY.
BY
Music Composed
Vaughan Williards, Episode 8: the Hammer."
7.45 SPORTS ROUND.UP.
R. THE NEWS.
8.10 NEWS TALK.
1.15 Interlude and
DAILY QUOTATION.
8.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 8.30 ENGLISH MAGAZINE, 9.00 CALLING ALL FORCES. Ted Ray introduces programme for Bervices everywhere from the Concert Hall of the Headquarters, of the British Forces Network in Hamburg; Guests: Diana Dors and Cyrt Fletcher- 10.00 THE NEWS. 10.10 HOME
NEWS
FROM BRITAIN. 10.13 MELODY FROM THE STARS. Bongs from Musical Show
Conductor: BBC Revue, Orchestra; Ralph Rubert Busby.
10.33 Interlude.
ty foll of the 1100 il Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL.
11.15 CONCERTO.
9.60 RADIO HONGKONG "PROM" Joan Pougnet and Orchestra, thern CONCERT.
Majer (Bach)-Edwin Bruch's Violin Concerto in
Ronald Smith | minor. Fischeriana);
1 BEC Nor
play
Minx
Concorta
in G
Plano) & Dents Matthews (Piano) 12.15 am. PERSONAL PORTRAIT, and the Philharmpala Grch, conducted Someone In the News. by Edwin Fischer: Symphony No. in E Minor. The Gorden of Fand (Bax-Royal Philharmonio Oreh,
conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham. Op 00 Brains)-The National Sym
Orch Phony
conducted try Karl Ranki. 10.15 BROADCAST TO THE NATION FOREIGN ON BRITAIN'S POLICY
10.30
By the Foreign Secretary, the Bt. Hon. Anthony Eden. MUBIC FOR WORSHIP). The Choir of St Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh; 11,00 RADIO NEWSREEL (LONDON
RELAY).
11.13 WEATHER BEFORT, 11.10 STUDIO:, EPILOGUE,
12.30 Ted Ray in
'RAY'S A LAUGH..
1,00 THE NEWS.
1.10 NEWS TALK.
MONDAY, APRIL 7
7.00 p., BOOKS TO READ,
7.15 THEATRE TALK.
11.00 Big Ben RADIO. NEWERÉEL. ills BUC SYMITIONY ORCHES-
TRA
Thomas Conducled by Beechara: Overture: Melusine 4 Mendelssohn: Symphony No.
Sir
in
A minor Sibells; Intermezin, 'La Burgere Sincero' (Pique Dame) Tchaikovsky,
MUNISM.
by
12.15 am. INTERNATIONAL - COŚ Seventh of a series of talks Walter Kolarz. 12.30 RHYTHM
A
NESS,
Is
THEIR
Bust-
of Kramophone programme recurds, presented by Denis Pros-
ton.
100 THE NEWB, 1.30 NEWB TALK.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9 3.30 p.m. MEET THE COMMON
N WEALTH.
1.30 RENDEZVOUR PLAYERS. Featuring Jack College,
7.45 KPORTS ROUND-UP.
1.00 THE NEWS.
E NEWS TALK.
5.15 Interlude and
DAILY QUOTATION,
1.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS,
8.30 SPORTS DIARY.
8,43 HAPPY HOE-DOWN.' Calling all square dancers: Muelo by Phil Cardew bnd his Cornhus
Hoo. kers: The Four Aces, The downers; Caller, David Miller.
BES AND DRUMS.
By Clan MacRae Society Pipe
Alex, MacLeod. Band, Pipe-Major
0.30 SCOTTISHI MAGAZINE.
programume of news,
of
team # abenkers.
1,00 THE NEWS. 1.10 NEWS TALK,
FRIDAY, APRIL 11
7.00 ..
RELIGIOUS Service, From St. John's Church, Redh, Surrey, conducted by the Rev. B. Phillipay;
A talk by Bertrand Russell.
143 SPORTS ROUND-UP,
8.50 THE NEWS.
8,10 NEWS TALK,
9.30 BTUDIO:
BOOK/
Music from the Sky: A Dog with Two Talls; Tin Pan Alley: Panorama: Life's Desire: West wind: I've got you under my skin: Would I love you.
0.30 CANTERBURY TALES NO.13.
The Franklin's Tale. Chaucer's poem Adapted for Broad- casting by Nevill Coghli 10.15 MEMOuses OF
LEHAR
FRANZ
200 m
3,02
Friday
PROGRAMME
SUM-
MACHESTRAL SELECTIONS.
8.30 A CONCERT,
With Peter Bawdon (aritane); File Ackland. (Contraila) Joan Hammond (Soprano); and Richard Crooks (Tenor).
0.00 ANDRE KOSTELANETZ AND
HIS ORCHESTRA,
9.30 SERENADES."
By Fandus Tenors, 3
9.45 ALFREDO
VAL.
[vio.
FENTI-
The Land of Smiles-Overture The Tonhalle Orch, conducted by Franz Lellar; Paganini-Vocal Gemi-Light; Opera Orch; Memories of Lehar- Intro: You Are y „Võen) Gensi heart's dellgur Lives Herody:IEW WITTE COLNAURGH
Foreign Smakeland; Gypsy Love: Legion: Count of Luxembourg: Love's l Melody-Light Opera Orch; Gold and Sliver-Waltz (Part. 2)-The Tenhalle Orcli, conducted by Franz Lehor. 10.45 ANDRE KOSTELANETZ AND PLAY ORCHESTRA LATIN-AMERICAN MUSIC. Viral Yira-Tango Cubanacan Bumba Adios Muchachos (Farewell Hoya) Sombrero (Cugat); (Sanders); My Yours (Qulereme Mucho) (Gonzalo Raig). 11.00 RADIO NEWSREEL (LONDON
The National Youth Orchestra, Conducted by Walter Susskina.
MATER (PERG- 11.00 STABAT
ALESI)
11.35
13 LONDON STUDIO CONCERT. The BBC Scottish Orchestra,
Whyte.. Conducted
(Discepolo) 12.15 STUDIO: EN VEKTHÖLIC
(Morejon)
Right Music.
Sonata in G Major, Op. 14, No. 2 (Beethoven)-Artur Schnabel (Piano) 3 Movements.
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 11.29 WEATHER REPORT. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.
Thursday
7.00 .m. OPENING THEME, 7.05 NEWS READLINES. 7.10 LIGHT MU
8.00 NEWS AND PORT.
8.10 MUSIC..
ATHER
RE-
12.30 PROGRAMME SUMKARY
MAYERS.
By the Rev. Father Glacher, S.J.
B.
W.
12.30 PROGRAMIME SUMMARY, 1732 PIQURNEY, INTO, MELODY." With Habeft 9io did
Aseli. Ydeal; Ina Scues John Drawales.
312
RETOUT
1.15 NEWS, WEATHERL -BRAND "ANNOUNCEMENTE..
130 LUNCHTIME MUSIC. 2.GD DON COSSACK CHUmn. 2.IS LIGHT SYMPHONY ORCHZA-
TRAO
ANON
2.45 QUARTET
VOCES INTELAE” 18IBE- Ltus, Op. 56).
3,15 LONDON STUDIO MELODIES.
Eric Robinson and His Orches
tra with Odelle Fiild And Jalan
145 CONCERT WALTZES.
435 VOCAL GEMY PROM-FONU- ALAR LIGHT KOPERAS 4.45 RETURN JOURNEY,
Story by Lawrence man..
5.00 LONDON PROMENADE
CHESTRA. MUSICAL NOTE-1232 "MELODY TIME WITH
Presented by the Rev. Father T.F. Ryan, 9.3. at DANCING TINE.
The
Jutro.:
With Harry-Davidson and his Old Time Dajço, Orchestra and Geraldo and his Orchestra.
Dobulante - Royal Cotillion; Pal of my cradle days:
Sometime: Moon;
MUSIC AND SONG,
REPORT
1.15 NEWB, WEATHER
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS, 1.10 FROM THE THEATRES. 2.00 CLOSE DOWN.
0.be PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 0.02 IT' &WING TIME, 6.30, E. PAZLAUE. Who's
Zave me: The Sweetest song in the world: Mello Cello: Laugh Clown Laugh; Midnight Waltz: In a litte Spanish Town: Tippy Conde-Harry Davidson & fils Orchestra; Skyliner (Barns))-Geraldos Orchestra: September. Song-Foxtrot (Anderson) Geraldo & His Orchestra; Jungle Fantasy-Samba (Morales)—Geraldo & Orchestra: Marula Modn Slow Foxtrot (Park)Geraldo
Donny Vaughn, Orchestra His Vocal): Brazil Samba (Hussell)---- Len His Orchestra. Cambor (Vocal).
Geraldo and
1330 AT THE BALLET,
AND
ода
"GOOD 330 PRELUES
FRIDAY" MUBIC PROM “PAR- SIFAL"..(WAGNER)
0.00 PROGRAMME SUMMARY 5.03 "BELAY. OF THE SERVICE THE WAY OF THE CRO86"
CATHO FROM THE ROMAN LIC CATHEDRAL, LOAD.
CAINE
Conducted by The Rev. Father
T.: Dunne, 8, 1.
7.00 BALLADE FOR PIANO AND OJICTIESTRA (PAURE) OP,_tv. Kathleen Long (Piano) and
The
7.00 LIGHT MUBIC LONDON
PROMENADE, ORCHESTRA. 7.15 "LETTER FROM AMERICA”
By Alistair Cooke (icecarded | National Symphony Orch., conducted 1.15 STUDIO: PROGRAMME PRE-
Rolky).
7.30 NTDU10: LA DEMI-NEUNE by Boyd Neel.
FRANCAISE.
7.39 WEATHER REPORT,
1.00 TIME. BIGNAL, WORLD NEWS AND NEWS ANALYSIS (LON- DUN RELAY).
8.15 STUDIO CONCENT
Dians Courtenay
(Soprano),
with Plano Accompaniment by Maya Rea
Bluett
9.00 STUDIO; SPORTS REVIEW,
SENTED
By The British Cornell, 7.30. WEATHER REPORT.
6.00 132 SIGNAL
WORLD
NEWS AND NEWS ANALYSIS (LONDON RELAY).
8.15 MUSIC
FILMA.
PROAS
BRITISH
0.45 A SHORT RECITAL.
By Hotel Bafilis (Roɔrana). Be Thou with me Bach); in Fath +
qufet walty Come sweetest bright Death (Bach): Let the Seraphim (from "Samson" - Hon- BIVALC LOVERS KOUR CLASSICAL QUESTS
8.30 LAY'S, A LAUGH.
With Ted Kay, Kitty
:
and Fred Vale.
THE OAD TO HAPPINESS.
Cotillon-Ballet Music (Chabrier); Menues Pompeux ("La Toilette"); Scherzo Uplsa ("Danse
By Phips.
9.15 "RING UP THE CURTAIN."
dew
Excerpts from "The Bartered Brias" by Smetana.
del).
9.49 STUDIO:
with
and
conducted
by
Walter
bong, Plati
thony
100 TADIO NEWVEREEL
(LON-
Qui letto Nevou.
Balinta
"Four (from
DON RELAY),
11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.
by Ploces"
(from "Two
Suk): Appasalonato
Suk): Pieces" by
"La ́, Vide
8.15 ORCHESTRA MUSIC. (gmmophone records)
H.JO RADIO THEATRE.
John_Gielgud fa
KING LEAR'
By William Shakespeare: Part The Duke of Kent-Deryck Guyler The Earl of Gloucester - TEOSE Thesiger: Edmund, his bastard son -Patrick Troughton; Lear
King
Chapeaux Thylla ("Les Mains du destin"): Dance Villageoise (Grand With Ruth Facker, James John- Rond et Finel)-London Philhar-ston and Edmund Donlevy, monic Orchestra conducted by the BBC Theatre, Orchestra/ Antal Dorati; Willam Toll Bailet Chorus,
Goehr. Music (Rosa!n!)—The London Phil harmonic Orchestra, conducted by 10.00 BORT VIOLIN BECITAL. Basil Cameron.
RE-
Presented by Chris Hindton, Ale Cainival: Bym
Programme: Two
10.00 CAYBAR Minor..
FRIEND.
A Piky. by. Campbell
Dixon
and Dermot Morrah, produced
by Owen teed,
11.20. WEATЛLEN LEPORT.
GOD BAVE THE QUEEN
Songs without words (Mendels Danso Espagnole (from Gielgud; Hu sohn); The Shepherd's Complaint: Breve"-Do Falla): Hora Staccato 11.30 CLOSE DOWN,
Op. 67. Io. D; May Breezes, Op. 42. -Catherine Lacey: Regan-Francis Iuwe: Cot- No. 1-Vladimir Horowitz (Piano):
af BritainJoha daughters:
Goneril
delia Joan Hart; The
Burgundy-Alan Judd:
Duke
of Andante (from Concetto in E Minor.
The King Op. 64 Merideinsohn) Yeludi
Ed-
Menuhin (Violin) with. Grehestra,
11.29 WEATHER REPORT.
of France Godfrey Kenton;
Robert gar, son to Gloucester Harris; Oswald, Goneril's toward,
John Moffat; A Knight attending 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.
Beers: on the King-Stanley van A Fool John Carol; The Duke of Albany, husband to Goneril-Brew- Corn- ster Mason; The Duke of wall husband to Regan Paul Fardwick, The Chronider Alen
MacNaughton with Frank
WAlum Hutchinson, Eric Lugr. Hugh Moxey, and Ralph de Rohan., Produced by Peter Watur.
9.45 ORCHESTRAL MUSIC, (gramophone records)
Atkin-
230 REACH fitLEY (terior). 1.35 THINK ON THESE THINGA. Christian hymns, their music,
A
sport,
Bon
music, and topical interest,
pro-
and
duced by Bill Melkio.
9.45 CHOOSING YOUR Wonių,
A series of five talks, by
Frank
PROM
their meaning-
8.00 THE NEWS.
8.10 NEWS TALK.
5.15. Interlude. and»
DAILY QUOTATION. 8.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 8.30 MUSIC FOR DANCING. A programme of strict
played by Stivestor, and is Ballroom ches114.
Conducted by the Rev. Father) dance music C. Barrett 3 GOD SAVE THE
11.39 CLOSE DOWN.
QUEEN.
7.00 4.m. OPENING THEME.
7.03 NEWS HEADLINES.
FERDINAND
SWIME
AUT
0.13 LIGHT MUSIC,
9.30 WELSH MISCELLANY.
(gramophone recarsis)
Hawarden Glea, Chair;
Emlyn Roberts.
tempe Victor
Whitehead; 1: First Idear,
10.80 TIKK NEWS.
10.10 HOME
BRITAIN.
NEWS
10.15 SOUVENIRS OF MURIC, DEC Variety Orchestra; Conductor: Pant Fenouihet.
Or 11.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWBREEL,
11.15 CAT OUT OF THE BAG.' By Reginald Hargreaves; Produc Uan by. Norman Wright,
12.63 ... Interlude.
30.00 THE NEWS,
10.18 HOSTE
NEW! FROM
..of
DRITAIN, 10,15 NIGHTS AT THE OVERA, A programma
gramophono records, presented by Barbara MC- Fanyean.
11.00 Bles. RADIO NEWSREEL,.
11.35 VARIETY BANDBOX Reg Dixon, Your Resident Come- Singers: dian; The Feler Knight Cyril, Stapleton, and his Orchestra. 12.15 .. BARBARA
Conductor:
12.15 ACCORDION MUSIC. (Rramophone records)
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9.45 THE OCHATE CONTINZÍNR.
A Parliamentary Review by Mac
jkumari Indira of Kapurthala, 10.00 THE NEWB,
Sec-man-ship
12.30 NEW RECORDA,
(plain):
LISTENERS CHOICE,
Presented this week by Boyd Nèét. | Light, Muso.
100 THE NEWK.
130 NEWS TALE;
1.00 THE NEW.. 1.10 NEWS TALK.
By Mik
GOD GAVE THE QUEEN.
Wednesday
7.00 a.m. OPENING THEME.
7.05 NEWS HEADLINES.
2,10 LIGHT MUBIC.
8.00 NEWS AND WEATHER NE-
PORT
8.10 MUSIC.
9.00 CLOSE DOWN.
18.30 p.m. PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 12.32 FILM FAVOURITES.
1.15. NEWS, WEATHER REPORT AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.
130 TIME FOR MUSIC,
The BIC atidland Light Or- chestra, conducted by Gilbert Vinter.
2.00 CLONE DOWN,
4.00 -PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 0.02 CHILDREN'S HALF HOUR
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