THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1952.
Your Radio Listening For Next Week In Detail-A "China Mail" Feature
Hongkong Stage Club Broadcasting
"Still Life" By Noel Coward
7.14; TOP ( THE MORN,
"Still Life," the play by Noel Coward which | 7.15 NewB BUMMARY, gained fame on the screen under the title “Brief Encounter", lends itself equally well to adaptation
8.00 NEWS AND WEATHER RE-
PORT.
for radio, as the Stage Club production on Radio 10 MUBIC IN THE AIR. Hongkong. next Wednesday night at 9 o'clock
proves.
2
BBC
0.00 CLOSE DOWN.
12.30 p.m. PROGRAMME SUM-
BLARY.
12,12 VARIETY FANFARE.
WEATHER 1.15 NEWS,
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.
REPORT
Shortw
1.10 MUSIC Fon you. 2.50 CLOSE DOWN.
8,00 PROGRAMME BUMMANY, 4.02 8 TUDIO: CHILDREN'S
HALF HOUR.
(7-12.15 p.m. on 15.260 Mc/s, 19.68 m, and 17.715 Mc/s, 16,93 m; 10-12.15 p.m.
"Still Life" centres around an interlude, as it were, in the lives of two people doctor and a woman, both happily married, who meet by chance and fall in love. The unhappy and very human theme of this play finds its relief in the light-hearted back-chat of the supporting cast: the ticket-collector, the barmaid, and all the other characters who belong to or find their way into the railway station refreshment room which is the weekly scene of the play.
SATURDAY, JULY 26
7.00 .. Blunie Hale and Sonnie
Hate in
ALL HALE,“ revue
by C. Wigram, produced by North.
HODGE 1.30 HERDERT
ING. 143 BPORTS ROUND-UP. 3.00 THE NEWS.
8.15 Interlude.
Yvonne Charter takes the_part_of_Laura Jesson and Ronald Brain that of Dr Alec Harvey, while the supporting cast includes Muriel Hollingdale, Diana 5.10 NEWS TALK. -Courtenay, and Donald Pengelly. "Still Life" is pro- duced for the Honghong Stage Club by Christabel Wheatley.
On Friday night at 7 o'clock,, Radio Hongkong is broadcasting a recording from the BBC of t general commentary and inter- view on Hongkong by Mr P. S. Cassidy, ex-Chairman
are two
of the
to
Hongkong Chamber of Com-: merce and unofficial member of the Executive and Legislative Councils, who only recently left the Colony.
on retirement the United Kingdom,
studio .com- There certs this week: the first comes on Wednesday night at 8.15 when Mozart's Quartet in F the Major K 370-known a
Obec Quartet will be played
Rea by Moya
violin Frederick Jackson, oboe, Ely Alves, viola, and Fritz Lin, cello; the second
130 VARIETY BANDBOX.
Lender Banjo Club. AVTU Angers, Denis Martin, Fietsam and Reg Dixon
Bitty Ternent and His Orchestra, Compere: Bruce Wyndliam, 7.39 WEATHER HEPORT.
1.00 TIME SIGNAL. WORLD NEWS AND NEWS TALK (LONDON RELAY).
PROMENADE on
4.15 LONDON
CHESTRA. Prelude to Romance (W. Collins): (King Palmer); From Enchantment
The Guildford Sulle” (T. F. Dunhill Nos. 1 10 3.
1.30 CHU CHIN CHOW.
A Musical Tale of the East, by Oscar Arctic and Frederic Norlar.
on 21.750 Mc/s, 13.79 m)
Presented by Elizabeth Ann. 930 8 TUD 10.; PORTUGUEJE
HALF HOUR
1.00 SALUTING HUDENT STOLZ. 7.30 ARTIST OF THE WEEK.
London, Studio Recital - Colin Horsley (Pizzio), 1.39 WEATHER NEFGAT.
1.00, TIME. BIONAL WORLD NEWA AND NEWE TALK "(LONDON ÁELAY),
►
B.15 'DOLF VAN DER LINDEN AND HIS METROPOLE OR- CHESTRA.
130 STUDIO: "I LIKE WHAT I
LIKE,"
Presented by Bi Walion, 9,00 OVER TO YOU,
*..*
With Richard Murdoch and Kenneth oraz.
9.30 AIDENS.
·A-Feature Programme, Wellton And Produced by Nexia Pain. 10.00 OLYMPIC HÉPORT (RE-
CORDED LONDON · RELAY), Including Eye-witness .Ac. counts, Commentaries And Interviews Recorded from Hel- sinki: 10.15 CONCENTO.
Concerto in D Major for 'Cello and Orchestra (Haydn); 1st Mave I fo the customer: At a service i Edward Ward tells the story of h
ment:
Allegro moderato-Cadenza) | station on the Great Weat Flotd return visit to the country wind Movement: Adagio: rd Move- Raymond Baxter and Stirling Moss he was BBC Correspondent in 1940. ment: Allegro-Cadenta. Emanuel question C. A. P. Southwell, He gives you the background pic-Feuermann 1'Cello) and Symphony Loftus rockdent of the Petroleum Insure of the amazing recovery Drch, conducted by Sir Malcolm
this little untry, which at the Bargent. Michaelstitute.
11.00 Big Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL.nows this year as the centre of the 11.15 WELSH cuoins (4).
Olympic Games; Script and torra- TALK Swynol
Gerdd (Sweet Mude); tion by Edward Ward: produced by Treorchy Royal Male Voice Choir: Marjorie Banks. Conductor: Tudor S. Device: Mary 11.45 ORCHESTRAL Kendait and Mansel Thomas (two planon). 1145 FROM THE THIRD IRU
GRAMME.
The sin-Temples of Hartan.. A talk by Seton Lloyd, OBE. 12.05 am, RECORDS. 12.15 BOUTHERN
8.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 4.30 FORCES' FAVOURITKE, 0.00 COLONIAL QUESTIONS, 9.15 CRICKET
A commentary on one of today's
matches,
9.30 HCOTTISH MAGAZINE. 9.45 EXPLORING BY PROXY.
4: 'Out Among the Stars.* 10.00 THE NEWS.
CHESTRA.
SERENADE OR-
Directed by Lou Whiteson, 12.30 VARIETY FANFARE, With The Kordiles: The Augment- Orchestra; Northern Variety produced by Ronnie Taylor,
1.00 THE NEWS.
10.10 HOME NEWS FROated
BRITAIN.
10.15 LISTENERS CHOICE, Light Münky.
11.00 Bit Den. RADIO NEWSREEL. 11.15 CHAMPIONSHIP BANDS. The Fairey Aviation Works Band: Conductor: Harry Mortimer; March: The Medallion-Morion; Overture!
Trumpet Explorers-Peter Yorke:
Trio, Tres Jolly Sallormen--Edo- best; (Soloists; Normon Ashcroft, Ken Smith, Lyn Williams): Varis
8.30 THIK COMPOSER OF THEtions on a Welsh melody All
WEEK-RACHMANINOFF,
10.00 OLYMPIC REPORT (BECORD-
ED LONDON RELAY), Including Eve-Witness Accounts, Commentaries, and Interviews Recorded from Helsinki. 10.15 ON WITH THE DANCE. 11.00
RELAY),
LLADIO NEWSREEL (LONDON
15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.
11.30
1s the Sonata 10: Two Pianos 112 by Arnold Bax on Thursday at 8.10 p.m.-the planists are Marilois Kierman und Kenneth Dinsley,
• "Olymple
Report"-the BBC
programme covering Olympiad at Helsinki
WEATHER REPORT, GOD BAVE THE QUEEN CLUSE DOWN.
Sunday
the XVth 10.00 am. PROGRAMINE BUMMARY
and in- of and com.
& FORTE
AND WEATHER REPORT. 10.DZ SATURDAY'S
RESULTS. "ADRNING MELODY."
cluding resumes mentaries on each day's events 10.03
10.30
will continue to be broadcast | over Radio Hongkong nightly at 10 o'clock except tomorrow. whor It comes at 10.15 and Thursday 11.00
at 10.30 p.m.
At 70'elneit this evening, Radio Hongkong is broadcasting
a recorded interview, made
at
With Guy Lombardo and this Itoyal Canadians, LONDON STUDIO CONCERT. The New Symphony Orchestra, canduried by Denis Wright,
BERVICE FROM BT ANDREY'S CHURCH, KOWLOON. Preacher the Ber. J. Orlivie,
RELAY OF THE
MA, ODK.
12.00 SONGS BY
JOHN McCOR-
MACK (TENUR).
Helsinki, with all the members 12.25 .. STUDIO: SPORTS TIME.
of the Hongkong
swimming ten.
By Brig YouNE,
Olymple 12.10 PROGRAMME SUMMARY
12.32 PAUL LINCHE MELODIES.
This progamine; unde ayajı able through the courtesy of the BBC, was received by air from Helsinki late yesterday.
The music of "Chu Chin Chow" has been familiar #ince the days of World War I when this colourful, elaborated ver sion of "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves" drew packed audiences to His Majesty's Theatre, Lon- den, in a steidy stream from 1010 until the early 1920's. At 8:30 tonight, however, listeners will be able to hear the words of the songs and hear the tale re- told, as they are in "The Story of 'Chu Chit Chow which was recorded by the BBC,
In this version of the musical tale of the East, which was the biggest success in the carcer of the well-known actor-manager, Oscar Asche, the part of Abu Hassan is played by Norman Luisden, Marjana the Slave Girl by Lorely Dyer, and Jan van dor Gucht sings Ali Baba.
12.45 LONDON BTUDIO-MELODIES. The Mclachtino Orchestra, con- ducted by George Stelachrino, with the Pater Knight, Singers. REPORT 1.15 NEWS, WEATHER
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1.50 AFTERNOON CONCERT. FORCES PROGRAMMES. 2.00 TAKE IT FROM HERE,
With Joy Nichols, Dick Bentley and Jimmy Edwards,
2.30 STUDIO: JAZZ HALF HOUR.
Presented by Robin Day. 3.00 STUDIO); HOSPITAL
QUESTS.
IE-
Presented by Belly, 4.00 THR MASTER' Or BAL
LANTRAE.
the
through the Night-Rummer: Selec tion from "The Yeomen of Guard-Sullivan,
11.45 CRICKET,
Further commentary!
12.63 BANDY MACPHERSON.
At the theatre organ.
12.15 a.m. THE SPA ORCHESTRA, Directed by Tum Jenkina, 1230 CRICKET.
Further commentary.
1.00 THE NEWS,
1.10 NEWS TALK.
SUNDAY, JULY 27
7,09 BUNDAY SERVICE.
From the Church of St.. Marine In-the-Fielda, by the Rev. W. 3. Peats.
130 PRACTICE
FECT
London.
MAKES
condolod
PER-
The Bfth of thirteen! pregrammes Overseas selected from the 1952 Examination Syllabus of "the_ Arso- chated Board' of the Royal Schools of Music, introduced by Bernard Shore: Dlustrations from Menuetto and Trio from Divertimento in D (Grade 0, Last Al-Musi; Sonata No. 4 in D (LRSM Teachers List, Dandel: gmyed by Sybil Cope land (violin),
7.45 SPORTS' ROUND-UP.
3.00 THE NEWS,
1.10 NEWS TALK. 3.15 Interlude.
8.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 8.30 CALLING ALL FORCES, Charlie Choster: and' Tony Ziancock introduce a programme for Forces everywhere, produced by Jacques Brown and Jotin' Hooper.
9.30 ENGLISH MAGAZINE. 10.00 THE NEWS.
at
10.10 HOME NEWS FR DTUTAIN,SAMOA 10.15 Richard Attenborough invites
You
"UONE AT EIGHT."
To Welcome Termione Glugold and Alfred Marke.
With Muriet Smith; Production by Ronnie H
11.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL 11.25s CONCERTO.
1.10 NEWS TALK.
TUESDAY, JULY 29
7.00 p.m. JAZZ, (gramophone records)
5. THE HEALTH OF MAN,
1: Opening Discussion,
By Dr J. M.. Mackintosh and Richie Calder, and including discussion
recorded irt Geneva during the wombly of the World Health Organization between Dr Mackintosh, Dr Breck Chisholm, Genemi of W.il.o.. the Director and Dr C. E.A. Winslow, Con- aultant in Public Health Adminia. ination, W.1.0., and Professor Emeritus of Public Health, Yala Univerally. 1.3.A.
1.65 SPORTS ROUND-UP.
$.00 THE NEWS,
8.50 NEWS TALK.
8.35 Interlude.
120 FROM THE EDITORIALS:
830 FORCES' FAVOURITES.
9.00 PETER COOPER (Piano), DI BANDY MACPHERSON,
At the theatre organ,"
930 ULSTER MAGAZINE,
9.43 LETTER, FROM AMERICA. By Alftair · Cooke.
10.00 THE NEWS.
WITH HIS
10.10 HOME NEWB FROM
BIUTAIN. 10.15 PETER YORKE
BALON ORCHESTRA. 10.35 Interludo.
11.00 g Ben, Nadio newIREEL. 11.15 From the First Night of the
satli Season of
MUSIC
1 A
A
||9,10-MUBIC IN THE AR.
9.00 CLOBE DOWN,-
12.30 p.m. PROGRAMME
MARY.
BUMI-
A
12.32 FROM THE FILMK,
113 NEWI; -WEATHER REPORT
„AND... ANNOUNCEMENTA. 1.30 LONDON KTUDIO CONCERT. The BBC Scottli Orchestra, conducted by Ian Whyte. 2.00 CLOSE DOWN.
.
200 PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 6.02 "WINNIE THE POOK" DY A.
A..MILNE.
Second Adventure: "Pooh Gosi Visiting."
0.13 THE QUEEN'S HALL LIGHT
ORCHESTRA,
ikt
430 FORCES HANDSTAND.
Concert by the Band of Battalion, Middlesex Regtmunk, By kind permission of L1-Colonel It. w Gwyn, conducted by Mr F. A. Jackson Concert Hall).
DIT
4,00 PROGRAMME SUMMARY, -0.03 - IT'D 'SWINDTIMELLEM 99.
6.30 THE TERRY COMO BHOW, 1. NEW.CONCERT ORCHESTRA. Guest Artisti Gladys Ripley **(Contikito)---
15. LETTETL....FROM AMERICA
(LECORDED RELAX). ns-Alutr-Cooke: Argen
DEMI-HECRE
7,30 BTUDIO
FRANCAIBETAN
7:30 WRATHER REPORT: ** 8,00 TIME/MIGNABE WORLD ONEWAMANDA NGWA. TALK
(LONDON RELAY).
8.10 STUDIO CONCERT.
Segala, For Tye, Pignos (Arnold 110).
#30 TAKE IT\FROM HERE, '
with Joy Nichole, Dick Bent- " ley, and mmy Edwarda.“. 9.00 STUDIO: SPONTB REVIEW. By Dris Young, J 1.16′′AT THE OPERA.
"Faust" (Gounod). 10.30 OLYMPIC REPORT
and Acta. 4
(RE- CORDED LONDON RELAY), Including Eye-witness de- dorants, Commentarien und Interviews Recorded from Hal- *Inkl.
18.45-BOSTON, PROMENADE' DA-
CHESTRA.
(Composed
1.00 BTUDIO; ***PLUCKY ..
VARIETY REQUESTS, Trosented by Margherita, 7,59 WEATHER REPORT.
Dantes from: Galanta 2.00 TIMIE SIGNAL, WORLD for the 40th Anniversary of the NEWB AND NEWS TALK Budapest Philharmonie Society, 1934 (LONDON RELAY). App Kodaly)—Arthur Fiedler (Conduce 8.15 STUDIO CONCERT-QUARTET | tör)",
IN MAJOR, K10 (MOZART): 11.00 RADIO NEWSREEL
(LON Moye Rea (Vicini: Frederick
DON, RELAY). Jackson (Oboo): Ely Alves (Viola): | 11:15 GOODNIGHT MUSICA Frite Lh (Cello),
Dear: Mis Phoobe (Parr Davies) Tom Jenkins and hle Palm Court Orch. Wallaes from Vianne WALLZ Selection (Johann Strauss)—London Theatre Orch., conducted by ford Hyden. 129 WEATHER REPORT. *E GOD-SAVE THE QUEEN. 1120 CLOSE DOWN,
830 ORCHESTIA OF THE WEEK NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. 9.00 STUDIO: "STILL LIFE"-A
PLAY BY NORU COWAND. 1045 CHANSON "FRANÇAISE.
(On which the Diliish Film Verlaine (Charles Trenet - Paul
Classic "Briet Encounter" Was Verizing) — Charles. Trenet: Les
. Based). Chevalier De Paris-Les ́ Pommiera
Produced for the Hongkong Stagė OFDOUR (M. Philippe Gerard-Angele Vannler)-Edith Piaf; Voyage Au
Club by Christabel Wheatley.
930 sonT RECITAL BY AL- Canada (Charles Trenet) - Charles
PRED CORTOT (PIANO),' Trenel: Fait Ben T'Aimer-Vatse
Preluda in D flot major, Op. 20, (Norbert Glanzberg- Plante) *- Edlus Plaf: Dans Les Ruca De quo- No. 15 ("Raindrop" Chopin) bec
(Charles Trenet) Cliaries Berceuse in D flat major, Op. 57 Trenet.
(Chopin) Watis No, ein D flat 11.00 RADIO NEWSREEL
(LON-Mejor, Op. 44, No 1 (Choplfi).
10.00 OLYMPIC REPORT (RE
BIDELIUS. (gramophone records) 12.00 ROYAL WINDBOR HORSE
BHOW...
A desorption by fuchard Dimbby of the Musical Ride' by the Ioua hold Cavalry at Home" "Park" 12.13 am ACCORDION MUSIC. (groupthene recorda)
12.30 HALLADS AND SONGS. Kund by Elsie Moron (soprano)..
| Joan Grey ((contralto); Clifton Hel-
| itwell (accompanlat).
1,00 THE NEWS, 1.10 NEWS. TALK,
THURSDAY, JULY 31 1.00 ... PRANK WALKER, And his Miniaturo Orchestra,
7.30 MID-WEEK TALK. .7.43 SPORTS HOUND-UP.
1.00 THE NEWS.
1.10 NEWS 'TALK,
8.15 Interlude.".
11.
3.20 FRIM THE EDITORIALS. 8.30 SPORTING RECORD.
1.43 LAND AND LIVESTOCK, 'An agricultural insgazine,
*8.15 TAKE IT EABY." With Jan Rooi.
0.30 WELSII DIARY. Comments on Current Affans. DAS PAVILION PLAYERS, * Directed by David Wolsthat, 10.00 THE NEWS.
10.10 HOME NEWS FROM
*BRITAIN.
10.15 FROM THE PROMENADE
CONCERTS,
BBC Symphony Orchestra: Conduc tor: Sir Malecam Sarger Sintonia Concertante m Blai for Oboe. Bassoon, Violin Cello, und Orches
Haydn; Sulo Violin: Poul Boord Solo Celo: Peter Muscant; Bolo Oboo: John Walter Solo B- Variations *000: phard Newton;
Choral--Braung
on St. Anthony BBC recording)
11.00 Big Ban, RADIO NEWSREEL,
liller and 11.15 Wendy
Scofield in
THE PORTRAIT LADY.
DON RELAY). 11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.
Tanco, Op. 105, No. 2 (Albeniz, |arr. Kreisler); Malaguena-Spanish Dance (Albeniz) Fritz Kreister (Violin); Granada (Serenata) (from
Al Suite Espanola No. 1-lazy [beniz): Tonadilla (Enrique Grana- dos, arr. 'Segovial-Andres Segovia
(Guitar). 11.29 WEATHER REPORT.
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. |11.30 CLQBE DOWN.
7.00 .. OPENING THEME. 1.03 LIUNT MUSIC. 7.15 NEWS BUDIMARY 1.18 TOP O' THE MORN” 5.00 NEWS
CORDED LONDON BELAY!, Including Eye-witness ac ebants, Commentaries "and
ftol. Interviews sinki.!
10.13 VIENNESE WALTZ ORCHES-
TILA.
Count of Luxembourg - Walta
Love
WHILE Lebar): Gypsy Lehur); Narcissus (from **Water Bernes E. Nevin); Nalla - Waits
(Delibes)." DA
Quick-
Colvilla
10.30 DANCING TIME; /
You couldn't be sweetor step (Den Borry)-Norton' and his Band for Dancers: I stili love you Foxiro! (Redmond. - Dovid)-Geraldo and His Orch. In the still of the night - Blow Fox- trot (Cole Porter)-Artlo Shaw & his Orch. Too youing Foxtrot (Lippman-Doe)-Victor Young and His Orch.; Tel Toro (The Bull) - Tango (Silvester WIson) - Victor He my AND WEATHER NE Svestor's Silver Stringa;
love--Foxtrot (Brodsky-Cahn) - 8.18 MUSIC IN THE AIR-
Vicior Young and his Orchestra: At a Georgia camp meeting (Milia); Jou Daniels' Jazz Group: Silver and gold Foxtrot (Sharbuit Crosby -Prichord): It's a long way (Tep- perBrodsky) Oscar Rabin and his Band: What might have been- Waltz (Michon) Roberto Inglez and his Orchestra; Sanla Licia -- Waitz (arr. Den Berry) Norton Colville and his Band for Dancers. (LON 11.00 RADIO NEWSREEL DON RELAY).
PORT.
9,00 CLOSE- DOWN.
[ 12.35. p.m. "STUDIO:.
PRAYERS,
MORNING
Uy, the Rev. Frank short. 12.30 "PİTOGRAMME RUMMARY, 12.33 MELODY MIXTURE.8K
1.15 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 130 MUSIC FROM OPERA. 2,00 CLOSE DOWN,
I'aut
6.00 PROGRAMME SUMMARY
OF
A
Or-
Coupland
The
M
A sorial play for broadcasting in tent episodes" by Frank Hauser"önd HENRY WOOD PROMENADE Doraki Mewhinnie trom the novel CONCERTS,
by Henry James; Production by E. BBC Symphony Orchestra: Conduc- { 5. Khg Bul; Episode 0;
Gladys AirJean-Roger Delgado? tor: Sir Malcolm Sargent; Ripley (contralto): Campoli (viola): Touchet!-Dotty Hardy: Toobel Ar- Overture: Cockaigne-Figar: Three cher-Wendy Hiker Halph Tou- Gilbert Ds- Sea Pictures-Elgar: (a) Sea. Slim-chett-Paul Scofield; ber Song, (b) Where Corals Lle, mond Alan Wheatley; Mme. Merle te) Sabbath Morning at Sea; On-Catherine 'Lacey Comics Gemt-
ICATIRg“ “ “ the First-Cuckoo in iJfil ·Balcon: Pans Osmond Spring-Delius; Symphonin Erpag-Pamela Stirling. nole, for violla and orchestra-Lab | 11.45 Arthur. Aakes (three movements only) (BBC
Reece in IN PARTRUI'S -INN,” recording)
With Sally And Howes and Diana Decker: Augmented BBC Revue Orchestra conducted by Robert and Busby; Script by Dob Zkrok Your
Bill Harding: Lyrics by Alan Mol- vale. 12.15 am. WALTZ TIME.
12.19 a.m. 'LONDON CALLING. Review of next week' London Calling, and a talk on short wave
Wave reception; Choosing length.
12.30 DAIN DANCE.
Boil back the carpet and join in the fun with the young farmers of Weardale; Jack Armotrong and his
Bazmatormers provide the 101 and the best; Bill" Robinson: sines;” Bill Scott calls the tune: Programme
From Nor-arranged by Richard Kenty:
the Town Hall, Stanhope, Co. Dur
1.00 THE NEWA. 110 NEWS TALK.
Thelma Relas and the BDC thern Orchestra, play Boellmann's Symphonte Variations for Cello and
By Robert Fouls Stevenson Part 3 "The House of Haired." 4,30 DUC HANDSTAND,
Central Band of the Royal Air Force,
conducted
by Wlas Orchestra,
·Commander A.E. SIMS. ODE, 5.00 STUDIO: NOME REQUESTS.
Tresented by Belly, 4.05, PROGRAMME SUMMARY. - 0.02 LIGHT MUSIC.
(Continuous).
1.35 STUDIO: SERVICER EVEN
SONG.
1.00 STRICTLY OFF THE RECOND
POPULAI -RECENT LEASES.
125 a.m. PERSONAL PORTRAIT. Someone in the News. 12.30 TAXU'
By Cyril Campion; The adventures taxf-driver: of Shorty, London Shorty--Jerry Verno: Mrs Parked Olwen Brookes: Pat Fairey John Clarke-Smilta:
Ronald Cherrall Mr Varia RE-David Markham;
Güda - Pamela Mary O'Farrell; Galloway; Inspector - George Croze and the Passenger: Production by Audrey Carnerom. 1.09 THE NEWS. 1.10 NEWS TALK,
120 COME INTO THE PARLOUR.
Music and Songs from Northern Ireland. 1.59 WRATHER REPORT.
8.00 TIME SIGNAL, WORLD NEWS AND NEWS TALK.(LONDON RELAY).
MONDAY, JULY 28 100 p.m. MY KIND OF MUSIC. A programme ot gramophone
presented by by records,
6pke Hughen
8.15 BONGO FROM OPERA.
Marle Lanza and Elaine Malbin.
Written
8.30 "NIGHT DUTY."!
London Docks. Stephen Grentsil.
In "Musle Lovere Hour" on Friday right at 0 o'clock, Curtis Hindson is presenting Concer tito by Pergolesi; Beethoven's Piano Sonata, Opus 54; and 1000 "Metamorphosen" by Richard Strauss.
(Broadcasting on a frequency of 845 kllocycles per second and on 9.52 mégacycles per second in, the 31 metro band).
Tod
120 p.m. PÍtodRÄMME SUMMARY.
1 MUSICAL MEMORIRG
1.1 NEWD, WEATHER REFORM AND ANNOUNCEMENTS,
130 THE LONDON PALLADIUM
ORCHESTRA.
FORCES PROGRAMMES. :
2.00 STUDIO: FORCER' CHOICE,
Presented by Ron Hackin
2.39 SONGS AND « DANCE, IN |
MILITAIN
A Programnité
sroiland.
RE.
3,40 STUDIO: HOSPITAL
QUESTS,
Premated by listen.
4.00 "BOUTIERŃ. BERENADE" WITH THE LECUONA CUBAN BOY!.
430 STOMPIN' AT TUE SAVOY,
With Benny Goodman ahd, šila Orchestra.
4.00 HRBERT BEATTY
IN "THE
LADY ON THE SCREEN."
By Lester Powell, Eplodi
"A Change of Beess."
830-TIME FOR MUSIC,
The DOC Midland Light Or«
shestra conducted by Gubert Vinber
LI PROGILAMATH SKIMMARY,
ETUDIONUNI REQUESTE
| Presented by Lindia.
Calling: D. C. N.E. Naw Territories.
349 INTERVIEW 鲜软
FAYQURITES
(RODGERS***
10.15
SUNDAY CONCERT.
LYSIPIC REPORT. (RECORD- FD LONDON RELAY). Indüding Syn-Wilness Accounts, Commentacles and Interviews (Recorded from Helsinki). 10.30 ORČNIESTRAL KLECTIONS, 1140 RADIO NEWSREEL (LONDON
TENAY)
11.15WEATHER_REPORT. 11.15 STUDIO: EPILOGUE.
„Conducted by the Rev. George
“ɑND ́HAVE THE QUEEN.
1,30 CLOSE DOWN.
da
1.00 am, OPENING THEME, *7.0% LIGHT MUSIC,
FERDINAND
BEAUTY CONTEST
70 BOOKS TO READ. 145 TUKATRE TALK, 8,00 THE News.
4.10' NEWS TALK.
8.15 Interludó.
5.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. :830 MUSIC FOR DANCING.
| Victor Sirventer and his
9.15
Ballroom
Orcici MUSIC, Igramophone records)
920 WELSH MISCELLANY, Pendyrus Male Choir.
DAS THE DEBATE CONTINUES. A Parliamentary Review by Pri éces Indira, our porliamentary for- respondent.
10.00 THE NEWB,
10.10⋅ HOME NEW S PO
BRITAIN.
10.35 FROM WELL TO TANK. The story of petroleum, and its by-
· productă › traded from the Owield
Sur-PRIZES!
WEDNESDAY, JULY 30
HYMNS
7.00 p.m.
BING.'
*THE
WE
A series of eight programmes sung). by the St. Martin's Singers, con ducted and introduced by W, D. Kennedy-Bell; 5: The Bainis
COMMON- 7.35 MKET · THE.
WEALTH.
7.45 SPORTS ROUND-UP, BÖỖ THE NEWB.
8.10 NEWB TALK.
8.15 Interlude.
RZO FROM THE EDITORIALS, 8.30 MONTMARTRE PLAYERS. Directed by. Henry' Krein,
8.45 PLEASANT JOUKNEY, Wynterd, Vaughan Thomas
Tounds
gramophone records)
with Brian
1230 SERIOUS ARGUMENT.
A topical discussion programme by a team of authoritative speaketa.
1.00 ТПЕ ХЕНВ 1.10-NEWS TALK.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 1 7,00a.m. LONDON 'JAZZ, Spotlight on Bran,
Big band jazz played by The Jack Parnell Band, featuring the trun
*4.92 LONDON BTUDIO MELODIES.
Eric Robinson and His
chestra ̃WIN' Dhana and Ronald Chesney.
6.30 STUDIO: CANTONESE
NANIO.
The
11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.
Bavarian Dance, Op. 27, No. 2 Holla ("Lullaby" Elgar) Tho
by Sir John Örch, conduinted
(from Barbirolli: Berceuse
Op. 100) (Sibelius) Tempest," Leopold Stokowaki and the Philadel Dhia Orchestra: Le Dernier Som AY meil Do La Vierge ("La Viergo"- Legendo Bacree Massanet)-Roys! Philharmonic Orch., conducted by Sir Thomas' Beecham; Londonderry Air Trad., arr. Parcy Grainger)- The Halle Orch., conducted by Bir John Barbirolli,
Given by Mis Leo Wai-len and Mr S, K. Leo.
6.30 INTERLUDE. 7.00 ORCHESTRAL BELECTIONS-
CONCERT WALTZES.
7,39 STUDIO, "DOWN_MEMORY
LANE."
Fresented by Alleen Woods... 1.30 WEATHER REPORT! 3.00 TIME SIGNAL,
WORLD NEWB AND NEWS TALK (LONDON RELAY),
BOX 200,"
8.15
Bert Gillette at the Console. 830 BAY'S A LAUGHI,"
With Ted Htay, Kitty Bluett and Peter Seller.
9.00 RTRICTLY OFF THE VRÉ- "CORD - BECENT POPULAR
RELEARES?
11.29 WEATHER NÉPORT.
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN, 1136 CLOBE DOWN,
Thursday
7.00.01 OPENING THEME.
7.02 LIGHT "MUSIC""""
TJS NEWS SUMMARY. 7:18 TOP O: THE MORN
299 6.00 NEWS AND WEATHER RE-
PORT. 0.30 STUDIO: . MUSICAL ́ ́NOTE-
3.10 MUSIC IN THE AIR. BOOK.
D.DO CLOSE DOWN. 12.30 p.m..
Presented by the Rev. Father
F. Ryan, B
10.00 OLYMPIC REPORT (RE.
CORDED LONDON RELAŸ). Including Eye-witness Ae- "Count"," Commentaries
and Interviews Becorded from Bel- sinks.
pet styles of Jimmy Deuchar, Jim-10.15 my Warlan, and Id Hunter,
730, IT BTUCK IN MY MIND.
A talk by Tyrone Guthrie,
7:45 SPORTS ROUND-UP.
8.00 THE NEWS.
8.10 NEWS TALK.
6.15 Interinda.
8.20 FROM THE EDITONLALJ.
30 TADIO THEATRE,
Nancy Price in
DONA CLARINES.'
Leigh:
AT THE DALLET. "Orndation
Strakes),
PROGRAMME
| Friday
7.00: A.m. OPENING THEME, 7,02 F1031T MUSIC.
Wal-
7.16 NEWS BUMMARY. 1.18 TOP. Q. THE MORNI¿. 8.00 NEWS AND WEATHER | RE-
PORT OR THE SIDE
8.10 MUBIC IN THE AIR.
0.00 CLOSE, DOWN, 17.15 p.m. STUDIO:
ROMAN
CATHOLIC PRAYERS By the Bev Father., IL. Gallagher, 83,
W.
12,30, PROGRAMME (SUMMARY,, 12.32 VARIETY FANFARE, 1.15 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT GLAND ANNOUNCEMENTS.
1.30 LUNCHTIME MUSIC. 2.00 CLOSE - DOWN,
*4.00 "PROGRAMME SUMMARY:
4.02 BROADCAST FOR SCHOOLS
NAMES THAT MADE 119- 'TORY AS DONE "Captain Cook:
6.20 MUSIC OF THE SEA, 630. STUDIO: CANTONESE
J
RADIO:
BX
Given by Miss Les Wal-kan and Mr 8. K. Lee, 150, ORGAN (SOLU.
By. Dr Albert Schwellzer, Dani 7.00 1/6. CASSIDY; A GENERAL COMMENTARY AND INTER- VIEW ON BONGKONG FROM THE BBC.
7.ED FROM STRAUSS TO. STILAUS. 730 STUDIO: PROGRAMME PRESENTED BYTE BRITISH COUNCIL
AND
1
A BEVY OF FAUL WOMEN". 750 WEATHER REPORT. 8.09 TIME
WORLD SIGNAL, NEWS
NEWS TALK (LONDON RELAY), 8.15 LIGHT SYMPHONY ORCHES-
TRA 8.30 VOCAL GEMS FROM JACE BUCHANAN'S PRODUCTION,
BET YOUR LIFE,PAT 9.00: 'STUDIO: · MUSIC LOVERS' HOUR CLASSICAL RE- QUESTA.
+
Presented by Curtis Hindson:
REPORT (NE- 10.00 OLYMPIC
CORDED LONDON RELAÝ), “ Including Eye-witneas
Commentaries Interviews Recorded from el- sinki,
counts,
Ar- Land
10.15 TIME FOR MUSIC.
-----, The --DBC-Midland - Light -Or- 'chestra, conducted by, Gubert
Vinter,
Sel: The Pirates of Penzance,” 10.45 WALTZES FROM THEATRE-
HTHAND,"
Albert · Bandler and His · Or- chestra, Waltzes from Theatre-land; Waltz ||Time--Belcalion (Hans May).
11.00, HADIG NEWSIEEL (LON
DON PELAYERS
1115 GOODNIGHT MUSIC:
Boston Promenada Orchestra. Abendlled (No. 12 of "Zwolk vier- fur kleine |_ handige - Clavierstucko
und grosso Kinder," Op. 85--Schu- Traumerel SUM-mann, err, Jocklach);
of Kinderscenen," Op. 15-
„MARY, KAR 11,32,800) POLLITS, AND 1815 ON- | Schumann, arr. Herbeck) - Arthur
CHESTRA, HONG KON
Fiedler (Conductor); Minuet (Bol- 1245 ANDRE “KÖSTELANETZ AND |zon!)]; Minust "(from Quartet” In E. PARIS 'ORCHESTRA:: - Op. 13, No. 6) (Boccherini)—Arthur
1.1 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT Fiedler (Conductor),
↑ t
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1.30 FROM THE THEATRES. 2.00 CLOSE DOWN,
11.29 WEATHER "REPORT","PA),
GOD SAVE Tue quben. KČ 11.30 -CLOSE DOWN,
Ball" (Johann
Dallas Bymphony Orch., conduct- [ed by Antal Darau,
10.45 DANCING TIME,
In an 18th Century Drawing Roam-Quickstep (R. Scott) - Joo Loss and Its Band: Cry Foxtrot (Churchill = Koalmaní -- Georgia dibba; So deep is the night-Tangu ("Tristesse"-Chopin, orr. Main) ---
By Serafin and Joaquin Alvarez Joe" Loan, and his Band; Tatulótate Quintero Translated by Helen and | (Oakland -- Gilbert) --- Foxtrot == Horley Granville-Barker adopted Richard Hayer; Casi Loco (Qusaa for broadcasting by Nan Macdonald; Maluco). Samba Del Naris (Victor Dona Cigrines-Nancy Prico; Dan Bimon)-Eduardo Armani, y su Or- ww12 Basillo-Esme Percy; Tal -- Moy questa; Someday my heart Halati; Migue)—Terence Alexin- | awake-Waltz (from ""King's 'Ithap- der: Markola--Sarah
Dr sody") (Ivor Novello)-Oscar. Rebla Lujan-Richard. Willamser: Escopeta and his Band.
Jermy 11.00 RADIO NEWSREEL (LON-
Hugh
DON HELAY). 11.15 GOODNIGHT' AUBIC, 11.29 WEATHER REPORT.
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN, 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.
off his recent return visit to India and Pakistan "after five years' ob- sance by rocating the pleasures of travel in those countries. He leaves facts and figures, behind kun 10-Raymond Young; Darid talk of pet, Ischuding the arts of cooking, conversation, and salesman- ship,
9.15 PIPES AND DRUMS. Rocordings of prize-winning banda at this year's World Championship Contest.
930 SCOTTISH MAGAZINE,
9.45 BHORT BTOBY, AND
'Culd in the Night,
Lovelace; produced by Stewart.
9,45 COUNTRY DANCES. (gramophone_records)
9.00 THE NEWS.
10.10 HOME NEW B
DITAIN, -
FROM
Presented this 'Week. by Bavd Neol.
10.1
NEW RECORDS.
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written
and
21.00
11.15 VARIETY BANDBOX.
read by Maryuzito Steen. 19.00 THE NEWS.
19.10 HOME • NEWS. FROM
BRITAIN.
10.15 BUC MIDLAND LIGHT OB-
CHESTRA.
11.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL. 11.15 RETURN JOURNEY TO FIN-
LAND.
ir Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL.
With Jichard Murdoch, Resident Comedian,
Your
12.15., MARGARET SCHOFIELD
(Piano).
12.30, LISTENERS' CHOICE. Light Mustď.
1.00 THE NEWB. 1.10 NEWS TALK.
By Mik
Wednesday
7.00 a.m. OPENING THEME.
7.02 LIGHT MUSIC.
7.19 NEWS BUMMABY.
7.18. TOP 0 THE MOIN
8.00 NEWS AND WEATHER RE-
PORT."
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