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THE CHINA~~ MAIL, - SATURDAY, ~JANUARY ∙1955..
Pare
Your Radio Listening For Next Week In Detail - A “China Mail“ Feature
Radio Feature On Hongkong's
Royal Observatory
MAURICE CLARE
RECITAL ON WEDNESDAY
Timothy Birch Butler,
and Patrick
9.00 TIME SIGNAL. "THANKS FOR
THE MEMORY,
A programnie of music played by Carroll Gibbons Orchestra,
0.30 COMPOSER OF THE WEEK-
RIMSKY-KORSAKOV
from
Dance of the Tumblers (from ""The Snow Malden); radio wong from "Badko"-Vilya Vronsky and Victor Babin (two pianos); Bulte Legend of the Inviable City of Kitesh and the Malden Fevroni Bavarian Symphony Orch. cond, by Kurt Graunke
19.00 TAKE YOUR PARTNERS,
The day of Jubilo-Guy Mitchell
The sunshine of your smile, I'll walk
Dear hearia and gentle people-Jan Corduwerner Quartet: I'm crazy for you-Edmundo Rus and his Bürnba Band (vocalj; Now that I need you; Burg of Burronder-Vera Lynn
vocal) with Bob Farnon am
On Tuesday at 9.30, Radio Hongkong is broad-vocal) with Mitch Miller's Orch; casting the fourth in the series of programmes 'Inone; Sweet nothing; Paper, doll; Your Service', dealing with the work of people in Hongkong who are in the public service.
The subject of Tuesday's programme is the Royal Observatory and in it listeners will hear how the reports, which are the weather forecasters' raw material, are collected from all over the area and how the forecasts are made and distributed.'
Oras: Plano in Dance Tempo (Na
rie-The Tango
Ian Stewart (Piano); Por "que; El Orchestras of Jacques Cahan, Joseph Colombo
Edmunds Ron and his Rumba
and reques Murino: Without you
osaldo Marar vocal), Sometime Joo Lows arch hia Orch; Tell us where the good times are--Minday Carson and Guy Mitchell (vocal) with Mitch Miler
Manbo- Orch; Cuban
They'll hear the weird tones of the radiosonde, xaxler Cugat and his Orch. 3 Beaus showing the state of the
and a Peep (vocal); Song of India-- weather 60,000 feet above Tony Durwey and his Orch; Sunrise Hongkong; the voice of a pilot giving weather in-Serenade Frankie Carle and his Örch, I'll be waiting for you-The formation as his plane approaches the Colony; they'll Organ The Dance Bend and Me hear an aircrew being briefed on weather and a short with vocal. history of Typhoon Ida.
The
The
was
Director of the Royal Mussacre" shows how the bitter Observatory, Mr G.S.) Hey-feud between the Campbell and wood, IN taking part in the Macdonal clons
ruthlessly programmY
narrator is exploited by those anxious tu Hugh Sullivan and the prx- nuke an example of cerlain granume was written by Donaki | clau chiefs who were tardy in declaring their allegiance to King Wakam III,
Brooks.
MAURICE CLARE RECITAL
Japan,
The principal parts are played by Douglas Robin
James Mactaggart, Iain Stewart and Bryden Murdoch.
Maurice Clare, who gave a recital last January from Radio Hongkong on his way
(Broadcasting on a frequency returns on Wednesday evening
8.45
give another viohof 800 kilocycles per second and recital from the Concert Hall, on 0.62 megacycles per second!
in 31 metre band).
This artist is well known for his work with the Boyd Neel String Orchestra, of which he was the leader for many years, before he began to give recitais As a soloist.
He has just completed a most successful four of Jupan, where, with lily accompanist, Miss Janella Maestay, he gave 65 recitais.
Later this year, he is to tour Australia with Hephzibah
The well Menuhin,
known planist, and together they hope to povive an interest in Cham- ber Music In that country.
a
Maurice Clare has chosen very varied programme for his recital on Wednesday--he be- gins with an unusual work by Richard Strauss, "Improvisa-
from Sonata in D UONE"
Sat minar.
15
For those who prefer con- temporary music, the second work on the programme Sonata in E flat Opus 11 No. 1 by Hindesmith, and the reeltal ends with Müzurt's "Rondo" from the Haffner Serenade.
AGRICULTURAL SHOW
His Excellency the Governor, Sir Alexander Grantham, opens the third Agricultural Show at Yuen Long Middle School this morning.
This evening at 8.30, listeners can hear a report on the show by Patrick Butler and Timothy extracts Birch, and recorded
Today
12.30 pun. PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 12JZ MUSICAL SCRAPBOOK.
1.00 TIME BIGNAL.. BERBERT
AND
|
10.59 WEATHER REPORT.
11.00 TIME SIGNAL. RADIO NEWS- REEL (RECORDED LONDON RELAY).
(5.15 TAKE YOUR PARTNERS,
Carmen Cavallaro and his Orchera
Miami Beach
Dream Giri-Ai Cornick (vocal);
Rumban: Midnight Masquerade Bob Allen (vocal); Foxtrot Bob Lido (vocal), Carinen Cavallaro (piana); Dinorah. GOD SAVE TÜE QUEEN 11.30 CLOBE DOWN.
Sunday
10.00 am, TIME SIGNAL.
GRAMME SUMMARY WEATHER REPORT.
10,02 SPORTS RESULTS,
10.03 MORNING MELODY
PRO-
&
Queen's Hall Light Orchestra,
OF THE CELEBRAL 10.30 RELAY
TION OF MAKS FROM AT JOSEPH'S CHURCH. Preacher: The Rev. Father J Gariand, 83.
FRANCESCATTI
11.20 Z NU
(VIOLIN) WITH ARTUR BALSAM (PIANO). Tango (Albeniz-Kreisler); Russian
*EITER (PIANO) RBYTHM GROUP. Vienneltes; La Frasquita; La Petite Valse. Leliar Melody; La Ronde; | Airs (Souvenşir de Moscou. Op. 83 Escapades; A Vienna Wanz
1.35 NEWS. WEATHER REPORT & SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
1.30 LETTER FROM
AMERICA
(RECORDED LONDON RELAY), By Alistair Cooke
1.43 LUNCHTIME MUSIC.
2.00
FORCES PROGRAMMES,
OLD TIME BALLROOM. With Sydney Thompson and th Orchestra
230 JAM BESSION - COAST TO
COAST
3.00 NTUDIO: HOSPITAL. KE-
QUESTA,
Presented by Jean.
4.00 STUDIO, FORCES' CHOICE.
Presented by Roger Bucknell,
4.20 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
Settlor Challenge Joseph's y Army. Cantaritory from Ground.
· Wieniawski).. 11.30 LONDON STUDIO CONCERT
The New Symphony Orchestra, Conducted by Charles Mackerras, 12.00 OPERETTA FAVOURITES.
Jeanode MacDonald and Nemaz Eddy
1.
| 1815 TÅKE IT FROM BENE.
·!'Improvization" from Sonata in. I Dick) Bentjey and Janny flat minor, Op. 13 by Richard Strauss; Kdwards with Walian Eaton, Sonata in X fat, Op. 11 No. 1 by Alma Cogan, June Whitfeld. Hindemithi: “ttorida' from The Harf- Report of 'lat `Thursday's broad- Far Berenade by Mozart, arr, Kreisler..
9.5 WEDNESDAY' THEATRE – 125 INTERNATIONAL CABARET.
PRELUDE TO MAJACRE” Italian Carmala Willy Alberti CĂ play, by Evan John. (b) Spanus Dolons Lucan Produced by Finlay J. Macdonald. Paquita Herrano (vocal); Una Boucle
PAS "SWEET AND LOW." Blonde --- Him and Paloma leta | (vocal) with Jose Gea and
Carry me back to Green Pantures German: D Khine Kentucky Minstrels (vocal)
The last rose of summer-Welly Stati (Vocal): Adlau Hansen Quartets
and his Orch." Featurinf: Max Jafta Cherie Gita Lind with the Hensen (violin); Ma Curly Headed Eabby- Quartott (Vocal): Tyrolean; Neuba- yerische Landler-Die Tiroler
155- | Felicia" Banders (vocal) with Paul Ho! Woston's Orch.; Romatice-Max Jafta hacka Bub'a.
(violin) with Wally Btott and h Orch.
Friday
1.00:0.1.
TIME BIGNAL'
OPENING MARCH. 7. LIGHT MUSIC. 7.35 NEWS AUMMARY,
8.00 TIME
BIONAL,
12.15 p.m. STUDIO, SPORTS TIMN, Largo and Turue in A minor 11.30 PROGRAMME SUMMARY, (Willum Fusen), uch, by Henry Lay); 1238 VARIETY HIGHLIGHTS,
Marete
7.20 TOP O' THE MORN. Folca No. 2 of four 1.00 TIME SIGNAL MODERN | Intermezzi C. V. Benford).
PASODOBLES,
19.59 WEATHER REPORT. Orquesta De Camara De Madria. | 11.00 TIME SIGNAL RADIO NEW!- Augusto Alguero (1010),
REKL (RECORDED LONDON RELAY).
Ei Castigador Lidia Cuando Vuelves do in Siegu: Nocher de 11.15 Granada; Ole, Ole; în La Nocha de Boda,
LIS NEWS, WEATHER REPORT' A
EPILOGUE (RECORDED). Conducted by the Rov, Father 5. Turner BZ.
GOD SAVE TȚIE QUEEN.
BPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. | 1131 CLOSE DOWN, 1.30 AFTERNOON CONCERT.
MORrs Sulls for piano") (Ravel) Une Baru KT 'Ocean (tram -Leonard Pennario (plano); Over- ture "In the South" (Alamic), Op. 60 (Elgar)-Landon Bymphony Orch. cond. by George Weldon.
2:00 STUDIO: HOSPITAL
QUESTS.
Presented by itelsn. FORCES PROGRAMMES. 1.00 TAKE IT FROM HERE.
Dick
BE-
Bentley and Jimmy Edwards, with Svala Eaton, Alma Cogan, June Whitfold. 1.30 HTUDIO: HOME REQUESTS.
resented by Italen. 4.30 ABRUCIATION FOOTBALL..
Challenge Shield,
Senior
Eastern Kitchee,
- Orineniiary from Caroline Hil
5.00 OFERATIC BALLET MUSIC,
Boston Pops Orchestra con. ducted by Arthur Fiedler. Faust Ballet Music (Gounad): Frust: Waltzes (Gounod Waltzes form
"Der Rosenkavalier" (luchard Straume).
3.10 DEAD BILENCE."
Adapted by Ellemon Trevor from the story, by Simon Rulizay
Eplande The Web and the Fly." 4.00 TIME SIGNAL AND PRO-
GRAMME SUMMARY,
Light
4.01 MUSIC OF THE PROPLE. The BBC Midland Orchestra. Conducted by Gilbert Vinter, 0.30 SERVICES EVENBONO (CON-
CERT HALL). Conducted by the nov. G. J Jewell, CF. And the Forces' Choir conducted by Warrant Umcer J. H. Ayles, WEATHER REPORT,
6.30
1.90 TIME SIGNALAND WORLD
NEWS (LONDON RELAY), 7.10 COMMENTARY (LONDON BELAY) OR SPECIAL AN- NOUNCEMENTS.
7.15 SONGS FROM THE OPERA
Ju torting (Tenur) Robers Merrill (Baritone). 7.30 "THE GOOD COMPANIONS"
(TOWERS OF LONDON).
And
{
Based on the novel by . . Prically. Produced by Harry
Alan Towers
Epleode 21.
C
8.00 HOLLYWOOD KUAPSODIES. Victor Young and his Ritiging Nirings.
Last Moment Harry Sukman (piano solo 13on Soir; Jubilee Trail; The Moonlighter song; Love Theme: Spring Madnem - Harry Sukman (plano solo); Nightfall-arry Suk- man (biano); Theme Romantique--- Anatole Kaminsky (violin solo): Love Theme: Selena's Waltz from “50 Big.
8,39 "RED FOR DANGER.**
A serial thriller
CONCERT.
K. 334
מ!
oplaodes, by Edward J. Mason, Eplacda Child Elephant," 9.00 TIME SIGNAL. THE SUNDAY Divertimento No. 17 in D Major, {Mozart)-Members of the Vienna Delet; Symphony No. 4 An ✪ Major, Op. Pi (Dvorak)-Clearge Seal conducting The Concertgebouw Orch. of Amsterdam. 10.15 APPOINTMENT WITH MUSIC.
Now Concert Orchestra. Let us live for tonight;
I hear your volvo--Reg. Leopold (cond.}; Pastoral Prelude-Codrio Drumont found.). Nocturne Stanford Hobar
Monday
7:00 A.M. TIME BIGNAL AND
OPENING MARCH.
1,02 LIGHT MUSIC.
NEWS
7,15 NEWS SUMMARY. 7.20 TOP O' THE MORN 5.00 TIME BIGNAL,
WEATHER REPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. A30 MUNIC IN THE AIL 8.00 CLOSE DOWN,
12,30 pan. PROGRAMME
MARY
12.32 DOUBLE ATTRACTION.
NUM-
Georgia Gibbs (Vocal), The Ink Spots (Vocal), 100 TIME BIONAL
THE WESTMINSTER ORCHESTRA,
1.1 NEWS, WEATHER
LIGJIT
REPORT
AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- MENTS,
140 MUSIC FOR YOU. 2.00 CLOSE DOWN.
8.00 TIME MIGNAL AND PRO-
GRAMME BUMMARY,
1.03 ATUDIO: CHILDREN'S HALF
noun.
Presented by Joan and Valerie.
030 AUSTRALIAN CATALOGUE.
TRADE
The Monthly Review of Aus- tralian Industry.
1.43 CARIBBEAN CARNIVAL
CHESTRA.
on-
Cielito Lindo; Tango: The Balont Planolo; Morocco Stanley Black iplano & conductor),
6.59 WEATHER REPORT.
7.00 TIME BIGNAL AND WORLD
NEWS (LONDON HELAY).
7.10 COMMENTARY LONDON RELAY) OR SPECIAL AN. NOUNCEMENTS.
7.15 "BOX 200."
7.30
Bert Gillett at the Organ.
TALE OF A PIANU”~~~~TOLD BY D. OFFORD-HULL (F- CORDED).
The plano played Richardson
by
Mary
Moric Items: Arabesque No. 1 by Debussy: Ballade in F by Debussy: Papillons by Schumann.
8.60 EDUCATING ARCHIS.
With Peter Brough and Archie Andrews.
1.30 FAVOURITES MELODIES,
Diantovant and His Orchestra Swedish
Tango: Luxembourg Polka; Shadow Rhapsody; Murte Box Wallz: The "Moulin Rouge" Theme: We'll gather, Lilace, Royal Blue Walt Jamaican Rumbo; Vola Colomba Gipa Legend; Suddenly.
1.00 TIME BIONAL
ASIAN CLUB (RECORDED LONDON HELAY), *Books and Authors." Speaker: Marghanste Lack1, #40 STUDIO: COLLECTOR'
CORNER.
Presented by Robert Scolt.
| 1ơn (cond.): Southem Love: Aguero | 16:40 SWINGIN' AROUND.
-New Concert Novelty Ensemble; Espana New Eremible.
Concert
Novelly
Ffx or-
Pee Wee Bunt and chestra. Somebody stole
my
gal: Easy
10.45 FROM heavenly HARMONY. | Melody; Please don't talk about me Organ music, from Durhams when I'm gone; Ida: sweet as opple eider: The varsity Drag: Spain; Swingin' around.
Cathedral.
Organial-Conrad Eden.
BBC Overseas Shortwave
Programmes
(6,30 p.m. to 12.15 am, on 15.070 Mcƒo, 19.91m and on 17.715 Mc/s, 16.98m)
SATURDAY, JAN. 8
6.30 p.m. 'HANCOCK'S HALF-
HOUR.
7.00 THE NEWS.
shinid, St
the
7.09 CUMMENTARY.
7.15 PARLIAMENTARY
Club
By Princem ddim,
3.10 THP DESERT BONG
FAVOURITES (ROMBERG). Rung by Kitty Carlisle, Wilbur Evans, Felix Knight and Male Chorus with Orchestra directed by Lund Van Grove.
5.30 THE EUSTACE DIAMONDS,
By Anthony Trollope. Produced by Archte Campbell. Eplode 0.
6.00 TIME SIGNAL AND PRO-
GRAMME BUMMARY,
6.03 STUDIO: UNIT BEQUESTS,
Presented by Linda. Calling: No. 1 Bulk Supply Depot of R.A.S.C.
from the speeches to be made at the opening ceremony by FLE. the Governor, and by W. J. Blackic, the Director Agriculture,
Fisheries and
Forestry.
The programme will include interviews with stall holders at the show, and comments on the exhibits.
TALE OF A PIANO
Not very many people know built that piano aro actually in Hongkong. In a charming little story by Brigadier Gifford. Hull, who owns the first land ever made in the Colony, "The Tale of a Flaco will be told
listeners at 7.30 on Monday. lovoning. Brigadier Gifford- Hull tells his own story, und the paces of kila plano will be
pianist, Mary Richardson.
... shown off by that accomplished
DRAMA
by
"Prelude to Massacro" Evan John reconstructs, tho pvents that fod to the notorious massacre of Glencoe on the night of February,, 1602. Adapted for radio and produced by Falay 3. Minedonakk for the BBC, this play will be brondout by Radio. Hongkong on Wednesday even-
The story is not say the warrison quarters, of Fort William com „krsackled the the "Englishman, Colors: 2541) "e" and "Pesinde ? ta
65 WEATHER REPONT.
REVIEW.
130 VONCES' FAVOURITES.
1.00 JENNIE TOUREL, (Mezzo-soprano). .
AIS FROM THE WERKLIES, BO CUTTISH MAGAZINE. 0,00 THE NEWS.
0.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 0.15 LISTENERS' CHOICE. 10.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSKKEL. 10.15 BBC MIDLAND LIGHT OR-
CHESTRA.
11.00 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. A commentary on the second half at one of the day's matches in the Third Round of the F.A. Cup com- petition
SUNDAY, JAN. 9
6.30 pin. $UNDAY SERVICE. From Cathays
Methodist
Church,
1.00 TIME SIGNAL AND WORLD | Dardiff, Conducted by the Minister,
NEWS' (LONDON BELAY),
7.10 COMMENTARY'
RELAY)
(LONDON
AN.
on BPECIAL NOUNCEMENTS.
1.15 ACCENT ON HBYTIEM.
1.30 PORCES' FAVOURITES (LON-
4 DON RELAY).
8.00 RVENING STAR - EDDIE
FISHER (VOCAL)..
WINE
With these hands When I young; I'm walking behind you: Oat My papa; Until you said "Goodbye," 8.15 FROM THIS WEEKLIES (LON«
DON BELAY). «
The Roy. Maldwyn ô, Williams.
300 THE NEWS.CO
1.09 COMMENTARY.
7,45 DOOKS TO READ.
1,30 ENGLISH MAGAZINE,
6.00 STORIES FROM THE BALLET
'Casse-Nolasco.
By Telalkavaky,
0.00 THE NEWS,
0.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 918 FOR CHILDREN, Carleton Hobbe, and -Norman Shelley
"The Norwood Bulldor","
The Stat
of six, Sherlock Holmes stories, by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, 10.00 hit Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL. | 79.15 CONCERTO.
Piano Concerto No. 1. in B flat minor by Tchaikovity ("played by Colin iika ANCOCK'S HALF-BOUR.
1.10 NEW TERRITORIES AGRICUL Homey,
TURE BHOW.
L
'
'A report on the show by ki145 PERIONAL PORTRAIT.
FERDINAND
MONDAY, JAN. 10
6.30 pau, TÁ LIFE OF BLISS." 7.00 THE NEWS.
1.09 COMMENTARY.
1.18 RHYTHM ENSEMDLE, 7.19 MUBIC FOR DANCING, BIS GRAND HOTEL. 9.40 THE NEWS.
0.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 7.15 mac SCOTTISH ORCHESTRA, 10.00 Big Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL. 19.15 IN TOWN TONIGHT. 10.43 The Reith Lectures
BRITAIN AND THE TIDE OF WORLD AFFAIRS
By the B Hon Sir Oliver Franke, O.C.M.G., K.C.B., Alter Flood,
11.15 LISTENERS' CHOICE. 118 KOREA SURVEY,
By Sir Arthur Rucker,
TUESDAY, JAN. 11
the
6.30 p.m. COMMONWEALTH CLUB.
7.00 THE NEWS.
7.09 COMMENTARY...
75 SCIENCE REVIEW !
7.30 FORCES' FAVOURITES.
8.00 BOUVENIRS OF MUSIC,
8.4 ULSZER MAGAZINE.
9.00 THE NEWS..
9.09 HOME NEWS FROM DRITAIN,
9.15 THE WONDROUS STORY" 9.30 Charles Dickens's
ANIMARTIN CHUZZLEWIT."
7-Matrimonial."
10.00 131 Bes. RADIO NEWSREEL, 10.15, Music from the
Programme
Third
BOYD NEEL ORCHESTRA, Conductor,
Boyd Noel John Alexandra (basson), 11.15 WHAT DO YOU KNOW?" 11.45 REPORT FROM BRITAIN.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 12
6.30 pm. DANCE MUSIC.
7.00 THE NEWIZ 7:09 COMMENTARY, 7.15 BCOTLAND/
7.30 BBC MIDLAND LIGHT OB-
CHESTRA.
8.15 I HEAR MUSIC..
1.43 PIPER AND DRUMS.
8.00 THE NEWS.
0.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 0.15 NEW RECORDS.
10.00 Big Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL. 10.45 'HOW DO. YOU DO?
10.45 SALISBURY CATHEDRAL, A radio portrait,
LA STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT. An economte commentary by Andrew Shenfield.
THURSDAY, JAN. 13
6.30 pm TUE
PLAYER.
RENDEZVOUB
6.45 WILATA THE FORLAY" 7,00 THE NEWB.
7.09 COMMENTARY
1.15 MID-WEEK TALK.
1.39 THE FURCES BHOW.
8.39. WELSU MAGAZINE.
8.00 THE NEWS.
9.09 IDME NEWS FROM BRITAIN,
9.13 SAFE CUSTODY,
By Redmond Macdonogh
10:09 Big Ben, BADIO NEWSREEL. | 10:13 BERIOUS ARGUMENT.
NM. THE BIC CHORAL SOCIETY
AND DBC SYMPHONY DE- CHESTRA. 1143 SPECIAL" DEEPATCIT;
FRIDAY, JAN. 14
9.30 p.m. DANCE MUSIC,
7.00 THE NEWS.
7,09 COMMENTARY
7.15 THEN AND NOW.. 73 BALLAD CONCERT. LIL THE BAND OF THE WILSO
GUARDS,
BAS JAETTER PROM AMERICA. By Alistair Cooke.
6.00 THE NEWS.
9.09. HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. B.XS MUZIU-HALL”
10.09, Bir 19en. RADIO NEWERKEL. 10.1 Radio Theatre
XING DERICUS,
By Sophocles in the version by W: B. You made for ;. the Abber Theatre, Dubing
11.4 WORLD AFFAIRS..
By Mik
10.59 WEATHER REPORT.- 11.09 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS- REKL (RECORDED LONDON RELAY).
11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC, *
Sonata in G major (Bach)-Plorre Fournier ('cello) 'with Ernest Luah
(piano),
DO GOD SAVE THE QUEEN, 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.
7.00
Tuesday
.m. TIME NIONAL OPENING MARCHI.
142 LIGHT, MUSIC.
10,00 TIME FOR MUSIC...
DDC Concert Orchestra. Conducted by Charles Mackerras
10.30 ONE NIGHT STAND.
Jerry Gray and Illa Orch, One Stop Boogle: Begin the De- quino: Tompkins Cove; Valav Triño, trumpet duet by Pete Candoll and Mickey Mangano): Adieu Dick flaymes and the Andrew Bistors (vocal): A pair of trumpets; Holiday for strings: Oh Se Solid as a stone wall Jackson—not duet by
Peto Candoli and Mickey Mangato; Batind Of Bill Leo and the Lea AND Gordon Bingers (vocal),
1.15 NEWS SUMMARY. 1.20 TOP OF THE MORN, 1.00 TIME SIGNAL NEWS, WRATHER REPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCESIENTS, 8.10 MUSIC IN THE AIR. 9.00 CLOSE DOWN, 12.14 p.m. STUDIO: ΚΟΙΝΙΝΟ
PRAYERS.
By the Very Bav, F. 5. Temple, 12.10 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 17.32 THE MURIC GOES BOUND
AND ROUND.
100 TIME SIGNAL.
TUNES YOU'VE WHISTLED. Inni Stawart (Piano).
1.18 NEWS. WEATHER REPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE. MENTS.
1.30 LUNCHTIME CONCERT.
7.00 CLOSE DOWN.
BIONAL
AND PRO-
6.00 TIME
GRAMME SUMMARY, 1.03 BBC. BANDSTAND.
Salvation
Army
Kettering Band. Conducted by Albert 2. Munn. 430 STUDIO; "FIRST BEARING,”
Presented by Hugh Ballivan. 4.33 WRATHER REPORT. 7.00 TIME SIGNAL AND WORLD
NEWS (LONDON RELAY). 7.00 A TALK DY PROFESSOR D. BARKER ON THE BIOLOGY AND PHYSICS EXHIBITION AT THE NORTHCOTE SCIENCE BUILDING (HE- CORDED).
7.15 INTERLUDE PON MUSIC.
With Hay Cavendish. 134 FORCES' FAVOURITES (LON-
DON RELAY).
DEMI-HEURE
8.00 STUDIO: LA
FRANCAISE. Presentation de M. Castel. "CIBÓU- letta" do R. Hahn
835 “LOOKING BACK.“ 0.00 TIME SIGNAL.
MUSIC OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY.
Plano Concerto. Op. 35 (Deitri Shostakovitch) Mary! Pinter (plano) and Kurt Bauer (trumpet) and Symphony Orch, of Rai Berlin
phony No. B. Op. 171 (Shorlake Conducted by Gunter W.. 2nd movement: Allegretto (from "Sym- vitch-Vienna Symphony Orch. con- ducted by Jascha Horenstein,
9.30 "IN YOUR SERVICE" (RE-
CORDED).
No. The Royal Observatory Hongkong.
Written and produced by Donald Broake.
1030 AT THE BALLET.
"Coppelia“ (Delibes). L'Orchestre de la Sociels des Con- corts du Conservatoire de Paris, conducted by Roger Desorminte. 10.50 WEATHER REPORT. 11.00 TIME BIGNAL, RADIO NEWS- REEL (RECORDED LONDON RELAY). 11.15 GOODNIGHT music.
Etudes Tableaux, Op. 30 Mach- majinted) (1917); No. 1: Allegro agilato; No. 2: Lento assal; No. di Allegro molio; No. 4: Allegro assal
Warren Perry Thew (piano). GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.
Wednesday
1.00 ... TIME
SIGNAL
OPENING MARCH.
7.03 LIGHT MUSIC.
7.15 NRWS BUMMARY
7.20 TOP. Oʻ THE MORN, 8.00 TIME
BIGNAL
AND
NKWA, AND
WEATHER REPORT SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. 8,19 MUSIC IN THE AIRL 9.00 CLOBE DOWN.
12.40 p.m. PROGRAMME SUM-
MARY.
12.32 MUSIC FROM THE FILMB,
1.13 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT
10.59 WEATHER REPORT. 11.00 TIME RIGNAL, RADIO NEWB- REEL (RECORDED LONDON KELAY),
11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.
Romance in sharp major, Op. 28 No. 2 (Schumann); Novelatis In ahap ninor, Op. 21 No. 8 (Bchu- maan)-Kathleen Lang plano).
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN, 1139 CLUSE DOWN.
Thursday
7.00 a.m. TIME BIGNAL OPENING MARCH.
7.02 LIGHT MUSIC.
7.1 NEWS SUMMARY, 1.20 TOP THE MORN. 6.00 TIME
SIGNAL,
AND
NEWS, WHEATHER REPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTA 8.10 MUBIC IN THE AIR. SM CLOSE DOWN.
18.10 p.m. STUDIO: ROMAN
CATHOLIC PRAYERS. By the Rev. Father
R. W. Gallagher, 83..
12.30 PROGRAMME SUMMARY,Į 1332 JOURNEY INTO MELODY,
Ron Goodwin and his Orches» tra 1.00 TIME SIGNAL.
ANDRE KOSTELANETZ AND
ORCHESTRA. 1.1 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT
AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE MENTS. 1.30 MUSIC OF THE MASTERS. 200 CLOBE DOWN.
6.00 TIME BIGNAL
AND PRO
GRAMME SUMMARY.
6.03 CHILDREN'S, DALF HOUR. —
►
*THE WATER (PART 3).
DARRE
By Charles Kingsley, Produced by Herbert Smith,
· 9.30 POPULAR HONG PARADE.
There goes my heart: Dinner for. one please, James-Nat: "Iding": Cola (Vocal):' Tako me in your arins atid hold me --- Alma CoganI (vocal); Hoeven Was never iko" this - Eddia Fisher (vocal); Come to me -- Kay Watson" (vocal); Hold my hands Tony Mansall (vocal); If you only know-Joyce. Taylor "(vocal): Cera AND MID-Josef Locke (ten.) Lössly days -Patil Page" (vocal); Bmits --- Billy Daniels (vocal); The happy wanderer Preston Sandiford's Orch, & Chorus. 4.59 WEATHER. REPORT.
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The Music of Vivian Ellis, 2,00 CLOBE DOWN.
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9.03 STUDIO: JAZZ HALF HOUR.
Presented by Robin Day. 6.30 STUDIO; PÖRTUGUESE HALF
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459 WEATHER REPORT. 7.00 TIME BIGNAL AND WORLD
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7.15 MUCHif ADO ABOUT NOTHING SUITE (KHREN- NIKOV),
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(Incidental music peare's comedy), Alexander Stassovich conducting the State Orchestra of the U.S.BR.
730 BONGS FROM THE BROWS-
"NOUND THE TOWN.”.
With Rifabeth Welch, Lind Joyce, Barbara Leigh, Johnny Brandon, Mervyn Saunderi, Killy Torment and his Concert Orchestra. Presented b. Johm Wait.
8.00 STUDIO: MURICAL NOTE.
BOOK.
Presented by the Rev. Father T. F. Ryan, 83, 130 TAKE IT FROM HERE.
Dick Deniley and Jimmy Edwards with Wallas Eaton, Alma Cogan, Jane Whitfeld. 9.00 TIME SIGNAL
ATUDIO1 BPONTS REVIEW. 9.15 AT THE OPERA
"Lohengrin" (Prelude and Act 1) (Wagner). Heinrich der Vogler, King of Ger-
Kurt many,
Bohme; Lohengrin, George Vincent; Elsa von Brabant,
1200 TIME. BIGNAL AND WORLD NEWS (LONDON RELAY) 1.10 COMMENTARY.
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Book reviews Timothy reviews: Theatre” by Desmond MacCarthy, Pub, by MacGibbon and Kes at 12/0.; Duncan Taylor, re- viewFront the Danube to the Yalu River" by General Mark Clark, Pub. by Harrop at 217-, Recorded scenes from a dramatised version of "Alles in Wonderland," Filmspot: Helen Orwell
6.40 ARTIST OF THE WEEK. Artur Rubinstein (Piano). Four Mazurkas, Op.
50
manowki) (Dedicated to Arthur
| Rubinstein); Polanaiso No. 1 în A
Major, Op. 40 (Chopin).
8.1 SHORT STORY.
"The Nightingale and the Boss' by Oscar Wilde,
Head by Ho! Oblitas, -8.30 Bobe Daniels and Ben Lyon to "LIFE WITH THE LYONS." " Episode 224Too Young.' 0.00 TIME BIGNAL
STUDIO:
MUSIC LOVERS' HOUR CLASSICAL KE QUESTE,
Fresented by Alleen Dokker. Symphony No. & in E Minor, Op. 64 by Tchaikovsky: The Swan of Tuonels (from "Four Legend" for Orchestra" by Bibellus; Debunny's Prelude Not 10. La cathedrale 10.00 JAWAHARLAL NEHRU, engloutie (yn "Preludes Book 1”).
A Personal Portrait by H. N. Brailsford.
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Un Patit Bout De Satin; La Pro- vince et mon coeur-Yvette Giraud (voual)) Les Routiers-Ham! Clary (tenor) Les Forains - Michiele Amand (50p.); Bal. Potil Micheline Dax (sop. D'amour et d'eau fraiche-Erie Amado (bar.) 10.30 REQURD ROUND-ABOUT.
Penthouse Serenade; · Stairway to the Blors: I've told, every little star: Marianne Schect: Friedric νατ Deep Purple-Hugo Winterhalter and Telramund. Andreas Bochm: Ortrud, his Orch.; Romance-Marion Marlowo hio wife, Margareta Klose; Herald, and Frank Parker (vocal), with Party Win Wolft: Nobles of Brabant, Faith Orch.: The Man I love (1. | Ostertag,Wunzer, Carnuth, Kell; G. Gershwin) Marion Marlowe Men and Women of Brabant Ro (vocal) Blue Moon-Tank Parker tainers, and Attendants, etc. Chorus (vocal): Make' Believe - Marich and Orchestra of the Munich State Marlowe and Frank Parker. (vocal) Opera, conducted by, Rudolf Kempo. with Percy Faith's Orch: High on 10.25 INTERLUDE.
windy hill; Biella by Starlight-lŝugo Reflets dans l'eau (from "Images") Winterhalter and his Orch. (DebussyWalter Clessking (piano), 10.49 WEATHER REFORT. 19.30 TANGOS AND WALTZES.”
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NEWS (LONDON RELAY).
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