1955-04-30

THE CHINA MAIL," SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1955.

Your Radio Listening For Next Week In Detail-A

Pare 15 1

"China Mail," Feature

Stage Club Production Of Racing Thriller

lonely heart Tchaikovski);

Johann ErDUS);

Extracte

from Rose Mouse Bosel: Loin

Du Hal (Glliet); Entrance of the FREMS trom "Cydals")

In Wednesday Theatre this week, at 9.30 p.m.,der and Lightning Folks, OF is a Hongkong Stage Club production by John Wallace of a racing thriller by Alan Kennington. The story, "Triple Crown," tells of the way in which a successful trainer and his wife are threatened by one of the less savoury characters of the turf.

Pera) Mosquito Dance (White); La Golondrina (Serradell); Radetzky March (Johann Strauss); The Sleep- ing Beauty-Waltz (Tchaikovsky) Arthur Fiedler (cond.).

11.30 RELAY OF THE

AREVICE

FROM ST ANDREW'S CHURCH KOWLOON

Preacher: The Rev. J. Oglivic, O..K., M. A. Organist: Mr B. C. Randall, 1300 SONGS FROM ITALY-ITO

In the cast, such Stage Club stalwarts as Cynthia Nixon, Rei Oblitas and Daphne Herriott can be heard. New to Radio Hongkong is Charles Friend who has broadcast over the Egyptian State Radio and Ray Simpson, who is broadcasting form. STUDIO: SPORTS TIME. the first time.

No doubt inspired by the recent Festival of the Arts-Hongkong Jazz enthusiasts decided to hold a "Festival of Jazz". Fred Lillywhite had the idea for the get-together, and the Kowloon Cricket Club chosen as the rendezuous last Saturday afternoon.

GORBI (BARITONE), Mixica Proibita: Take the Sun:

Dicitencelle Vute; Occhi Di Fata: "A

12.30. PROGRAMME · SUMMARY.

The Ole House arch; I'm foc! 1232 HIGHLIGHTS IN VARIETY.

(vocal);

Cure-Lillian Clark

Sinner-Loren Becker

Clagainon

vocal): I cried Margte Murphy (voc); 1 give my heart to you W03-Margie Murphy (vocal}; Dream-

Three separate bands took 4.00 STUDIO: FORCES' CHOICE. part in the prolonged session which lasted three hours. The bands were, the Musicians Union Band, directed by Dizzy Dizon

amateur

the "Five Aces and

small combo the the specially got together for

Presented by Gerald O'Flaherty, 4.30 MARIO LANZA SLNOS FAVOURITES FROM "BECAUSE YOU'RE MINE.". Granada: Because you're mine: The

Angels

With Avis Alexander Chair: You do something 10 me: Lee-Ah-Les.

4.45 NICHOLAS NICKLERY,

Song group

the

occasion by Byng Rodriguez- "Dixie Land Band"; and to wind up the proceedings a jam session,

members audience

Produced

CHESTRA.

Present selections from "show Boat. *(Kern_-_Hammerstein Il).

The Showbust Overture: 01 Man River: BB; Make Bellove; Why Do I Love you; Can't Help Lovin That Ma: still Suits Me: You are Love.

630 SERVICES EVENSONG.

Conducted by the Ray. J. C. Worthington, CF, ANG Cha Forers Choir conducted by the KOT. J. E. BuTidro, C.F.

7.00 VICTOR HERN EXT

MEMORIES,

Al Goodman and his Orchestra. A Kiss in the Dark: Love in best of all; My Dream Cir: Toyland: When You're awar Ah. Sweet Mystery of Lite: Gypay Love Song (from Fortune Teller"): Sweet- hearts To the Land of my own romance.

130 PRISONER AT THE BAR,

The story of the trial of the Stantoni, told by Edgar Lustgarten.

139 WEATHER EXPORT

SIGNAL LOO TIME

AND THE NEWS (LONDON BELAY).

(LONDON

AN-

orch: Hold, my Hand-Loren Becker (vocal): Enoch Light and Hu Light Brigade Orch. with the Brigadiers

but Quartel: Slowly

surely The Coroneta i vocal); Third little turning: Somebody Diver than you and I -Monte Nonnun (yreal);. Mr Sande man-The Four Queens (vocal); Naughty Lady at Shady. Lane Four Jacks vocal Count your Blessia (Puccinit Instead of Sheep-Loren Becker. (vocal); Smile Loren Becker: Teach Me Tonight - The Four Piznimimas (ren): Mambo italann -Dottie Evans trees) Enoen Light and his Light Brigade Orch.

1.60 TIME SIGNAL.

By Charles Dickens. by Charles Leteaux. Epsode 3: "In London 5.15 MUSIC FROM THE FILS.

Corni-h Concerto; Third Man Theme, Terry's Theme: Vais

Zither).

in which interell as members | Eduaru Mrazek (piano), Anton Karas)

the

WAT

of the three bands took part.

Radio Hongkong recorded the whole thing, and Hobert Acheson has chosen for listeners what he considered to be the highlights: These can be heard at seven o'clock this evening, and Robert Acheson excerpts,

introduce will

VOX Sinfonietta, Vienna d. by Hans Hagen. SAY HIT SONGS FROM JEROME

KERN SHOWS.

Pardy Joe Paula Greenc 15 you Brud

The last

tute

Loss; and his Orch. Reynolds: Yesterday-Brad Reynolds Įvocals The Soog (vocal; I've told every life star the-d Reynolds,

June

Forrest (wucal All the things you are Harry Stockwell (vocal; all with Robert Trendler and his Orch and Chorus: The Touch of Your Hand -Evelyn Wyckoff and Harry Stock- well (vocal): The Way you Look

& chorus: tonight Orch

You're Devastating-osch. & chorus; Try to forgel-Hobert Trendler and hus Oren, and Charus.

MOTORING MAGAZINE

Motoring Magazine is on the at 9.30 air again on Tuesday

This month's programme, FI besides the usual quiz from Bob Harper includes reminiscences from Duncan Taylor on some of the interesting old cars he has owned, a tall by Neville Fulford about the development at the factory of the Triumph TR 2. and this month's road test, which the Daimler Century" is on saloon.

able

was

PERSONAL PORTRAIT

6.00 TIME SIGNAL AND PRO-

ORAMME SUMMARY,

6.03 STUDIO: UNIT REQUESTS.

Presented, by Linda

Cathing No. ¿ ¿OB, RADC. 7.09 FESTIVAL OF JAZZ.

1.35 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- MENTS

1.30 AFTERNOON CONCERT.

Die Entführung aus dem Serail The Elopement from Harem-Over ture (Mozart)-Josef Krips conduct- Symphony Orch: Ing the Lordon Violin Concerto No. 4 in D minor,

મા Op.

Vieux temps) Yehudi Menuhin (violin and the Philhar- monia

cend. Orch

Walter by Sukakind,

FORCES PROGRAMMES,

HOSPITAL 200 STUDIU:

QUESTS Presented by Hejen 10 TAKE IT FROM HERE.

Dick

and Bentley

Jimmy Edwards, with Wallis Eaton, Alma Cogan, June: Whitfeld, 320 STUDIO: HOME REQUESTS.

Presented by Heleny

309 COMMENTARY

RELAY) OR SPECIAL NOUNCEMENTS, 13 SONGS FROM OPERA. All Hall, Thou Dwelling Lowly (from

"Faust") (Gounod)-Jus Bjoerling (tenor) and Orch, cond. by Renato Cellini: Lovely mald In the moonlight from Boheme" Love's the spark which fires our souls (Arora Rigoletto") Verdi-Jus Bjeeling (ten) and Jordy Schymberg (op.) with Orch. cond. by Nils. Grevillus Trenible ye tyran's [fron Trovatore"! Verdi-Jussi Bjcerling (ten.). Paul, Franke Iten) with Chorus and Orch. Cond. by Renato Celint. 139 LÖRNA DOONE.

Blackmore, By R D. Dramatised by Ronald Gow.

The War-Paul of the

Part Doones.'

9.00 TIME SIGNAL. THE SUNDAY

CONCERT

Piano Concerto No. 1 in D minor. Op. 15 (Brahms)-Friedrich Wuehrer (piano) and" Vienna State Philhar- monia cond.

by Hana Swarowsky: Symphony No. 3 in C Mapor, Op. 32 (S) Stockholm

Radio Symphony Orch. rond. by Sixter Ehrling. 20.15 FROM THE WEEKLIES (RE...

CORDED LONDON RELAY). 10.30 FROM HEAVENLY HARMONY. Organ Recital. By Dr George Thaiden-1321, from the Royal Festival Hall, London. Air and Allegro in A (William 4.30 JAZZ COCKTAIL – DUKE Russell, arr. Thalben-Ball); Soraia ELLINGTON AND HIS DR. | (944) Pṛalmi [Reubike): "Noel No. 2— CHESTRA.

Aly and Variations (Balbastre). Carter); 10.39 WEATHER REPORT.

Jazz Cocktail Benny

Drop me off a Harlem (Ellington); | 11.90 TIME SIGNAL RADIO NEWS-

Slippery Horn

Recorded extrac's Tron the | Blue, Ramble... Ellington! Merry go Festival of Jazz at the Kowloon Round Blington Cricket Clab last Saturday. (Ellington). Edited and introduced by

Robert Achesoy

1.30 ORCHESTRA OF THE WEEK -CZEC 11 PHILHARMONIC ORCH

3rd moverunt: File:

Allegro moderate from •Concerto B On Wednesday evening at 7

minos, Op.

104" (Dvorak)-with o'clock, listeners can hear; a per- Pablo Casals celli, Georg Szell sonal portrait of the RL Honour-uri Andante Allegro Masto

From "Symphony No. & B dat A.T. Lennox-Boyd, who, 0), (Gizz-Konstantin

of appointed Secretary State for the Colonies in July. 1954. It is given by Barney

don Editor Keelan, Parliamentary Correspondent of the Norwich

news paper, the Eastern. Daily Press, and the programme was pro- duced by the BBC.

London

morning

RECITAL

and

THE

Ivanov (cond.).

135 WEATHER REPORT 1.90 TIME SIGNAL AND

NEWS (LONDON RELAY). LM KUYAL OBSERVATORY HAIN- MAKING EXPERIMENTS. Mr C. Harage, Director of the Boyal Observatory is interviewed by

Donald Brooks, 105 EVENING

STAR JAMES MELTON (TENOB),

Sing to me, Guntari Love Star (based on a theme from Wieniawski's Concerto in D minor]; Beyond the | sta;'" Laura—-with chorus.

5.30 FORCES FAVOURITES (LOX-|

DON RELAY).

9.00 TIME SIGNAL

SAVVIO SPURTE CAYAL- CADER

Pro-

Edited by Brig Young. auced by John Wallace. 2,43 ECHOES OF THE THEATRE,

unly a Hose; You, just you-Anne Ziegler and Webster "Booth" (Vocal)}, he Maid of the Mountains Vocal Gerns-Light Opera Company_{vocal), 40.00 TAKE YOUR PARTNERS,

This week's recital was re- corded in the Concert Hall of Radio, Hongkong by the talented young pianist Mimi Chow.. She may be remembered for her play- ing of Beethoven's 1st Piano Con- certo with the Sino-British Or- chestra lust season. The main work in the programme which be heurd at d'clock on Wednesday evening is Beeth- Is a lovely day today; You're just

The i love;

Ucarina-Gordon oven's 32 Variations in C Minor, Jenkins and his Orch, with, chores;

LORNA DOONE

I'm walking buund you; Swedish seven Rhapsody:

Tango - Armand his swing Orch; Sunday Scheherazade; They didn't believe me; While à Samba; guette was nurning: Parade of the WOOLEN SQLAla-Art Waner conduct-

car.

སླ

A news serial,

episodes, begins

ort

evening at half past eight, and it is "Loma Doone", in which

Bertard

Latza

מנים

کانا الغالي

Paul Rogers and Barbara Jeffording the Latin Quarter Orch; Chang-

star in R D.: Blackmore's rɔ- mance of Exmoor, dramatised as a radio serial by Ronald Gow, and produced by Owen Reed in the BBC's West of England studios

Fortunately the serial, it is the hero, John Ridd himself, knack of who has the happy lyric specch; therefore the hero will do his own marition, and Eaves the Producers from the charge of leaving out the best parts,

Saging

Vaughn

his

LAS PAUL TEMPLE AND THE

GILBERT CASE.

Pro-

By Franels Durbridge, duced by Martyn C. Webster. Episode 1 The Note."

3.15 HITS FROM "OKLAHOMA."

un, what beautiful__mornin— Alired Drake (vocal): The Surrey with, the fringe on top-Alfred Drake

vosal) Props will say we're in ve Alfred Drake and Joan Roberts tvcnit: Many a New Day--Joan Rubert (Vocal): Oklahoma--Altred Drake (vocal)

5.30 AURORA'S WEDDING

(TCHAIKOVSKY).

Leopold Stokowski and his Symphony Orchestra,

6.00 TIME SIGNAL AND

GRAMME-SUMMARY.

REEL (LONDON RELAY). 31.15. THE EPILOGUE (BECTS).

(Third Sunday after Easter). *Chris Risen.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN, 11.30 CLOSE. DOWN.

Monday

7.30 am.

TIME

SIGNAL AND OPENING, MARCH.

102 LIGHT MUSIC. 7.15 NEWS ́ BUMMARY. 1.20 Tor O' THE MORN. 8.00 TIME

SIGNAL,

NEWS. WEATHER REPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. $.10 MUSIC IN THE AR 9.00 CLOSE DOWN.

PRO-

4.03 ROBERT TRENDLER EXIS 1210

SINGING STARS AND OR-

MARY.

PROGRAMME SUM-

12.12 DOUBLE ATTRACTION,

David Whitfeld (vocal), Jerry Murad'a Harusonicats. 3.00 TIME SIGNAL

STRINGS OF THE PITTS- BURGH SYMPHONY ORCH Yesterdays; Orchids in the Moan- Lght: Long ago; Eambalina: Little Girl Blue--Richard Jones fcundae- tor).

LiS NEWS, WEATHER REPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- MENTS. 130 AFTERNOON CONCERT. 200 CLOSE DOWN.

8.00 TIME SIGNAL AND

GRAMME SUMMARY.

PRO-

8.43 STUDIO: CHILDREN'S HALF

HOUR.

Presented by Sally Ann.

6.30, AUSTRALIAN TRADE CATA-

LOGUE

7. TOP OF THE MOHN. 1.00 TIME SIGNAL.

NEWS, WEATHER RIPOST AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS, 8.10 MUSIC IN THE ALE 9.50 CLOSE DOWN. 12.13 p.m. STUDIO: MORNING

PRAYERS.

By the Very Rev. F. S. Templa. 1230 PROGRAMME SUMMARY.

BOUND E32 THE MUSIC GOES AND ROUND.

1.00 TIME SIGNAL.

À TUNES YOU'VE’WHISTLED.

With Charlie Kunz (piano) · A Rhythm accompaniment.

1.15 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE. MANTS.

Montoya guitar) with Salome de Cordoba. Tilanits' Montoya, Juanele Maya, Chinin de Triana; Czardas Ahapsodie-Tibor Kunstler and h Gypsy Orch.

5.00 TIME SIGNAL.

PIANO RECITAL. BY MIMI,

CROW.. Thirty-two Variations in minor (Beethoven): Prelude and Fugue in sharp major. Bk. (Bach): Mazurka No. 24_of_“Petite Suite" (Borodia): Corte in F minor, Op. 34 No. (Mediner),

9.30 WEDNESDAY.

THEATRE -

TRIPLE CHOWN." A radio play by Alan Kenning- LOT.

Cll Ranger, Donald. Brooks: Steve Orton, Charles Friend; Joyen Ranger, Cynthia.

Nixon;

Jenny Ranger. Charles

130 LUNCHTIME MUSIC. The Black Domino Overture (Auber): Munchener Philharmoniker Daphne Herriot: Andrews, conducted by Fritz Lehmann; Phae Fricod: M Vincent, Rai Obiites; lan, Op. 9 Symphonic Poem Lord Mendia Ray Simpson The

Saint-Saens)Orchestre de L'Asso-Traveller, Hel elation des Concerts Colonne can-unmouny

Obits: Saunders. Birch: Stem, Charles The fortnightly review of Aus-ducted by Louis Fourester:

SymFriend; Three phonic Variations (Franck)-Robert Donald Brooks, Timothy Birch and Theatrical Agents, Casadesus piano) and the Phil-

Charles Friend: George, Ret Oblitas; harmonia Orch, conducted by George Two Commentators. John Wales, Weldon

19.30 MUSIC OF THE TWENTIETH

CENTURY.

tralian

Industry.

6.43 SONGS WE REMEMBER.

Remember - Glee Club, Gorden Goodman, soloist: Marcheta Glee club. Fred Waring and his Pern- sylvanians; I'm falling in love with someone - Nelson Eddy (bar): Indian Love Call - Jennelta" Mac- Donald

and Nelson Eddy" (sop.) (bar.); The Mountles-Nelson Eddy Bar.) Beyond the Blue Horizon Jeanette MacDonald (sop.): Mas- Peerce (ten.) tinata; La Danza: Valencia -- Jan Orch, conducted by Anatole Fis

with Philharmonia

The Robert Shaw Chorale. Shirice sculari; Through the years; Lullaby Emmons (sop.). Raymond Keast (bar.). Raymond Viola (piano),

7.14 BOX 200."

Bert Gillett at the organ.

7.30 STUDIO:

CHOICE

LISTENERS"

Presented by Prudence Rowe- Evan

THE

139 WEATHER REPORT. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL AND

NEWS (LONDON RELAY). 1.09 COMMENTARY, ELONDON RELAY) OR SPECIAL AN- NOUNCEMENTS.

8.15 STÚDIO: SHORT STORY.-

Read by Gerry Harnett. 8:30 EDMUNDO ROS

ORCHESTRA.

AND

HIS

A programme of Latin America music.

9.00 TIME SIGNAL,

ASLAN

CLUB

(RECORDED

LONDON RELAY). "Wemen and Politics.“ Speaker: Miss Elaine Burton. M.P. 9.30 STUDIO: COLLECTOR'S

CORNER.

Presented by. Robert Scott 10.00 STUDIO: INTERNATIONAL

CABARET."

Presented by. Denisa Brabant, 10.30 MUCH-BINDING.

and

With Richard Murdoch "Kenneth Horas, Sam Costa, Maurice Denham, Dors Bryan, 10:59 WEATHER REPÓRT. ILO TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS

REEL (LONDON RELAY). IL15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.

Redemption Symphonic. Laterlude [C. France) L'Orchestre des Con- certs Lamoureux conducted by Jenn Fournet.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN, IL40 CLOSE

DOWN,

Tuesday

7.00 a.m. TIME SIGNAL

OPENING MARCH. 7,42 LIGHT MUSIC. 7.35 NEWS SUMMARY,

BBC Overseas Shortwave Programmes

2.00 CLOSE, DOWN.

6.00 TIME SIGNAL AND

GRAMME SUMMARY. 4.03 and HANDSTAND.

PRO-

National Youth Brass Band. Conducted by Denis Wright. 8.30 STUDIO: FIRST HEARING.

Presented by Alex Barrie.

ין

7.00 STUDIO; STUDENTS" GUIDE

NO. 2.

Cousel

help the

A series of British talks, designed to overseas students. Read by Janet Tomblin, 7.18 SUNDOWN SERENADE.

Ideale; La Mattinata: Liebesfeler: | Humoresque Walter. Fenske & his Orch. Minuet-Leighton Lucas and his Orch: Autumn--The Melzchring Orch.

7.30 STUDIO:

LA DEMI-HEURE

FRANCAISE. Presentation de M. Lavermine. Extrait de "Jeanne au bucher" Honegger,

7.39 WEATHER · REPORT. 8.00 TIME

SIGNAL AND

TRE

NEWS 4LONDON KELAT), 8.09 COMMENTÄRT (LONDON RELAY) OR SPECIAL- AN- NOUNCEMENTS.

8.13 BRITAIN SINGS.

- Leeds Child of Singers," 8.30 FORCES' FAVOURITES (LON="

DON RELAY).

D.OR TIME BIGNAL.

RECORD

CORDED).

REVIEW

(RE-

Presented by John Maclean. 938 STUDIO: MOTORING MAGA-

ZINE.

A monthly magazine. Edited and introduced by Timothy Birch. .10.00 RAY MARTIN AND HIS OK-

CHESTRA (WITH VOCAL). Moonlight and Roses; The Rhondda Rhapsody-Bryan Johnson and, the Morriston Orpheus Choir (vocal) with Robert Docker piano); Theme from "Six Proud Walkers"; "It's a woman's world-with choruia; Gentle Sex-with chorus, Hi-Li,

Ki-La

10.15 AT THE BALLET.

«Ṣnegomrotchka”. (Tchaikovsky), Op. 12). All-Union RadioTM Symphony Oren. and Chorus 'conducted by Alexander Gouk. AND 1038 WEATHER REPORT.

(6.30 p.m. to 12.15 am. on 15.070 Mc/s, 19.91m and on 17.715 Mc/s, 16.93m)

SATURDAY, APRIL 30 -

19.30 ONE OF OUR SUBMARINES.* The last of three programmes based

6.30 p.m. FROM THE EDITORIALS wartime experiences of com-

E TRED HARTLEY,

And his music.

SEUBELS ROUND-UP. "The silow GUES UNI *8.00 THE NEW.

COMMENTARY,

THE DEBATE CONTINUES. KOU FURCES' FAVULRITES, 9.00 FROM THE WEEKLIES. IJS TODAY'S COMPOSER,

Kachmaninov,

Cup Final

SUNDAY, MAY 1 -. €30 p.m. MUDA THE EDITORIALS. LG IN TOWN TONIGHT. 73 SPORTA ROUND-UP 7,300 SUNDAY SERVICE, From St Mary's Church, Leigh, Ian

Conducted by the Rev. Cashire, Leonard Tyler,

1.00 THE NEWS 1.09 COMMENTARY.

ing. Partners-Patti Page

930 SCUTTISH MAGAZINE. (Vocal); back Dome my way

10.00 THE NEWS. Miro and

Orch. (10.09. HOME NEWS FROM BEITAIN. Vausan Monroe and the Moon Men 1.15 LISTENERS CHOICE. (VOC); MINIMA Beach Rhumba- 11.00 Hig Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL. Xavier Cugat and his Orch. Aladditi 11.45 THE BAND OF THE IRISH and the buyd Triplets (vocaly: What GUARDS, 19 this thing called love; A string of 1140 RUGBY LEAGUE Pearis-Ray Anthony and his Orch: A girl called Llada "Roberto Inglez and is Orch; The more we ste to gether-Rust Morgan (vocal) and his With Ensemble; Quickestep Orch Medley-Victor Silvester and the Ballroom Orth. The Golden Tango-

Suver Silvester and the Victor Strings Charmaine Waltz Victor Silvester and the Ballroom. Oreh," 10.39 WEATHER REPORT. called 11.00 TE SIGNAL RADIO NEWS- The first

REEL (RECORDED LONDON "The War-Path of the Deanes,"

RELAY). ・・・ which the boy, Johd Ridd in

11.35 TAKE YOUR PARTNERS.

Rita De Panama; La Comparsa; learns that his father has been

Romanesca: La Fin 10.99 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. murdered by the Doonce of Cetals Earit:

D'ur Roman D'amour; Rendez-vous 10.15 POR CHILDREN Bagworthy Forest, a band of du Bonheur-Eddle Barclay and his Said the Cat to the Dog." outlaws who are terrorising the

Orch

Written by Martin ArmISÍLVOS, countryside.

épisode

his father's place to With has ditje teme for

boyhood adventures, but

he will remember to his dying

day is his climb up the water-

with

'GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN,

Sunday

135 BOOKS. TO READ

130 ENGLISH MAGAZINE.

9. THE WORSHIPPER AT NOON. 20.00 THE NEWS.

1100 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL. 11.45 CONCERTO.

Piano Concerto No, 23 in A' (K,488) by Mozart played by James Gibb-and

the BBC Scrtish Cirenzeira.

- MONDAY, MAY 2

630 p.m. FROM THE EDITORIALS. 645 COLLECTOR'S PIECES.

mander taward- Youmy. D.5.0.. D.S.G., H.N.V. (1)R., au recounted la i BooKiume of our Submarinen. 10.00 THE NEWS.

10.99 HUSIE NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 10LS NEW RECORDS.

14.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL. ILIS TAKE IT FROM HERE. 11.45 BHYTHM 13 THE IE

BUSINESS.

TUESDAY, MAY 3

$30 p.m. FROM THE EDITORIALS. 1.45 "CHE MALCONTENT.“

(A programme based on the play by Marston) The exeviath in the series Jacobean 'incaure.'

145 8PORTS, BOUND-UP.

COMMONWEALTH CLUB.

130

THE NEWS.

· COMMENTARY,

8.25 SCIENCE REVIEW.

8.30 FORCES' FAVOURITES.

9.00 THE BILLY MAYERL RHYTHM

ENSEMBLE,

9.13 Kenneth McKellar la

A SONG FOR EVERYONE,' 9.45 ULSTER MAGAZINE,

10.00 THE NEWS.

10.097 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 10.15 GRAND HOTEL. 13.00 Alg Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL.. 1115 From the Third Programme WORLD STRATEGY TO- DAY

By Marsal of the Royal Air Force Sir John Slessor G.C.B., D.S.O..

BBC Concert Hali

BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. WEDNESDAY, MAY 4-

6.30 p.m. FROM THE EDITORIALS. $45. THE ARCHERS,

735 SPORTS ROUND-UP,

730 THE HARLEQUINS,

8.00. THE NEWS.

3.09. COMMENTARY.

slide to the valley of the 10.00 am. TIME" SIGNAL, PEO-A programme of gramophone records Doones, and his meeting the little girl called Lorna Doore.

(Broadcasting on a frequency of 660 kilocycles per second and on 3910 kilocycles, 76.14 metres.

Today

12.30 pm PROGRAMME · SUM-

MARY 22.32 MUSICAL SCRAPBOOK

1.15 NEWB,

WEATHE REPORT AND SPECIAL. ANNOUNCE- MENTR

1.30-ZUNCHTIME--MUSIC,

FORCENT PROGRAMMES,

2.00 OLD TIME BALLROOM

With Sydney

His Orchestra.

Thompson”, and

2.30 GENE BEUPA AND HIS OR

CHESTRA, *Drummin' Maan: ”

Tuxedo Junctions Drum Boogle "Urene"""Day "-de-Ensambie-vocal),

***O***MAKI-Roy*** Vidiége -(vocal); Leave Us Leap: Boogie Blust Azítā O'Day (vocal); what's What You think-Anita. O'Day (vocal); Let ME OF UMOWO-ANIA PODBY", and Roy Eldridge (vocal): Drummin' Mini-Trend Day (vocal); Rhythm Jam; Wire Brush Stomp

1100 STUDIO:·· HUSPÍTAL-

QUESTS:

GRAMME SUMMARY, NEWS, ĮDesented by Joan: Griffiths, WEATHER REPORT

AND

7.15 SPORTS REVIEW, SPORTS RESULTS. 10.20 MORNING MELODY.

Gaelic Fantasia -Fallin' Green &c ha Orch: Cornish Rhapsody Philip Green and his Orch, with Arthur 1030 BOSTON "FOPS" ORCHESTRA Pomp and Circumstance, Mitres in D. Op. 32 No. 1 (E) None but

7.30 Babe Daniels and Ben Lyon lá

LIFE WITH THE LYONS.” 3.00.7HE NEWS.

Sandford (piano).

FERDINAND

8.09 COMMENTARY,

ENSEMBLE.

8.15 THE BILLY MAYEHL BRYTHM 1.30 MUSIC FOR DANCING, 9.15.TODAY'S COMPOSER

Tchaikovsky.

125 8am Polock

REPORTA FROM BRITAIN.

'At the Britläh–Industries Fair,

2.30 STAR BILL..

Presenting the best in Britain's Show

usines.

920 BANDY MACPHERSON/ 943 PIFER AND-DRUMS,

By the Renfrew Pipe Band;. Pipe- Major, Donald Murray-

10.00 THE NEWS.

DIY HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 19.15 BBC - MIDLAND LIGHT OR-

CHESTRA. 7100 15 Ben LA ĐẠO NEWBRIEL.

CAMARION 115 THE

TION." A ričio

by Harry Thompson.

11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS. REEL (LONDON BELAY). 11IS GODDÑIGHT MUSICA

Concerto in. D minor. F.VII. No..., 1 (Vivaldi) ---Robert Caster (Oboe) and Association des Concerts de Chanibre de Party conducted by Andre Jeuve. A Geoffboy -" Dechaume (Harpsichord); Fantasia No. 1 in D minor for Harpsichord: Fantasia No. 2 in D minor fer Harpsichord (Tele- mann)—Helma Elener (Harpsichord),

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 113) CLOSE DOWN.

Wednesday

2.00 2.1.

TIME

Symphony No. 2. Op. is Barber) Samuel Barber conducting The New Symphony Orchestra.

10.35 WEATHER RETORT. 11.00 TIME RIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-

REEL (LONDON RELAY) 11.15. GOODNIGHT MUSIC.

Symphonic Poem "Tintagel" (Box) -London Symphony Orch condur ted by George Weldan..

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 1130.CLOSE DOWN.

Thursday

7.00 .m. TIME SIGNAL OPENING MARCH.

AND

7.02 LIGHT MUSIC. 7.13 NEWS SUMMARY, 7.20 TOP O THE MORN. 2.00 TIME SIGNAL,

WEATHER

REPORT SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. 8.18 MUSIC IN THE AIR. 9.00 CLOSE DOWN,

12.30 p.m. PROGRAMME

MARY.

AND

uis GoqaytaĦT MUSIC.

- First and Second · Movements: Pezzo in forma di Sonatina;. Walke (from "Serenade in C) Open 45") (Tchaikovsky) Bastori" Symphony Örch, conducted by Borgs Kousevile 207

GOD BAVE THE QÜREN, 1135. CLOSE DOWN...

Friday

7.00 .. ·TIME - SIGNALUVAND

OPENING MARCIL 1.2 LIGHT MUSIC.

1.45 NEWF SUMMARY, 120 TOP OF THE MORN, 3.00 TIME BIGNAL NEWS,

· WEATHER. · EXPORT ·· AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. 8.30 MUSIC IN THE AIR, ANSAS 5.00 CLOSE DOWN, Y 1249 p.m. STUDIO:: ROMAN

CATHOLIC PRAYERANGA 12:36 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 12 JOURNTY INTO MELODY.

1.40 TIME SIGNAL »

*LIS NEWS. WEATHER REPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- MENTS.

1.30 MUSIC OF THE MASTERS 100 CLOSE. DOWN..

6.00 TIME

SIGNAL AND PRO- GRAMMB SUMMARY. CO CHILDREN'S HALF HOUR,

The Wind In The Wi£ows“ by Kenneth Grahame, adapted by May Jenkins. Part "Mr Toad."

63 POPULAR SONG PARADE.”

Waltzing down the Aisle - Sarah Vaughan (vocal): "Here Be Leslie (vocal): Tweedle. Dee--Beanie Lou and Her Gang (vocal); I need you now-Lou De Carlo (vocal): Every day of my Sta Dento. Lorand Chorus (voes)): Surprisingly-Bonnie Harris and the Coronets. (TOCRIT You're wrong, all wrong Georgi Gibbs (vocal); Silk Stockings - Vio Damane (vocal): The Deadwood Stage Doris Day vocal); It's la woman's world Tony Brent (Vocal); Believe mo-Murray Schaff's Aristo- crats (vocal),

7.00 SET TO YOUR PARTNERS.

La Marro-Birdcage Walk-Haryỹ Davidson and his Orchy: The High Land Scottish Harry Davidson, and NEWS, Orch.; The Duchess of Atholl's Slipper Jimmy Shand and his Band: Fergus Melver-Jimmy Shand and his Band: Bumpe-A Daisy Around the outside Carson Robi BUM and his Pleasant Valley Bays. Calls by Carson Robinson: Old Time Excuse the Dances: Twilight Tango- La Paloma; One Step-Annie Lalizie: REPORT One Step "here's a slavem lay the AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE-Town: Come, Landlord all the Bore......

ing bowl: Slow Waltz-Liebestraum 1.30 THANKS FOR THE MEMORY.

Harry Davidson and his Orch. A programme of music played

7.38 VIEWPOINT." - by Carroll Gibbons and his Ör- chestra. 2.00 CLOSE DOWN,

12.12 NOTHING BUT MUSIC.

104 TIME SIGNAL.

1.13 NEWS, WEATHER

MENTS.

PRO-

A weekly magazino devoted to the Arts edited and introducɛá „ by Janet Tomalin.

7.59 WEATHER REPORTIN 5.04 TIME SIGNAL" AND " THE 2

NEWS (LONDON RELAR).JP LOS.COMMENTARY (LONDON

RELAY OR SPECIALAN• NOUNCEMENTS.

GOO TIME SIGNAL AND

GRAMME SUMMARY, 403 STUDIO: JAZZ BALF BOUR.

123 ARTET OF THE WEEK. * Presented by Robert Acheson, 6.30 STUDIO: PÖRTUGUESE. HALF

Zara Nelova (cello).. HOUR.

Masques frum **Homeo and 7.00 FIESTA IN MADEID,

Jullet (Prokofiev-Grnes)-with Wilfred Parry (piano): Prelude Op. Orquesta Zarzuela De Madrid. 133 (Emanuel Moor)-with Escena Y Danza Charra; Gato Parry

Wiltrid Montes:

(piano): Prayer (mest Habanera

"Monte Blocht: Jewish Song (Bloch)12. Carmelo"; Zapateado; Leyenda Del Ernest Bloch (plano). Alons: Vilo - Frederica Moreno Beso: Antequera: El Baile de Luis Torroba (conductor).

.1.30 MUSIC FOR YOU.

Julla Shelley, Jullan Bream. Eric Robinson and his Concert Orchestra.

159 WEATHER REPORT. 1.00. TIME SIGNAL IND

NEWS (LONDON RELAY),

1.09 COMMENTARY

THE

8.30 LONDON STUDIO, MELODIES.

Frank Chackadeld and his Or chestra.

9.00 TIME SIGNAL'

STUDIO:- MUSIC

HOUR CLASSICAL

QUESTS.

LOVERS

Presented by Alleen Dekkar,' Air (from "Bulie No. 3 in D major -Buch); Sonata No. 2 in B fat (LONDON Major, Op. 108 Beethoven: Hark RELAY) OR SPECIAL AN-Hark! the Lark (Schubert); Etude NOUNCEMENTS.

de concert No. 3 in D at Major

(LAK).

1.15 STUDIO: MODERN MOODS. Peter Munnings at the piano. 8.30 THE NINE TAILORS.

Adapted by Giles Cooper fram the novel by Dorothy L. Sayers. Pan 3-"Lord Peter Is Called Wrong."

9.00 TIME SIGNAL.

STUDIO: SPORTS REVIEW. 8.15 AT THE OPERA

"Orpheus and (afück).

Carydice

Singers: Kathleen Fertier- (Con- tralto), Anne, Ayars (soprano), Zoe Vlachopoulos (Soprano) WITH The Glyndebourne Festival Chorus and the Southern Philharmonic

Orch BIGNAL AND conducted by Fritz Blledry.

14.23 INTERLUDE:

OPENING MARCH. 7.03 LIGHT MUSIC. COLLEC

75 NEWS SUMMARY. 7.20 TOP O' THE MOEN. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL

Bacon

play THURSDAY, MAY 5

6.30 p.m. FROM THE EDITORIALS. LG SERIOUS ARGUMENT.

7.15 SPORTS ROUND-UP,

130 SPA ORCHESTRA.

7.45 WHAT'S THE FORM?

100 THE NEWS.

5.09 "COMMENTARY.

& LADY VIOLET

CARTER, D.B.E.

BONHAM

David

Gives the last of three talks about her memories of people, and events.

530 BIR GEORGE BYSON, Introduces a recital by Catrak (violin) with Vladimir Yampolsky (plano) Sconti în ♬ minor, Op. 80-Prokóßev.

8.15 TUDAY'S COMPOSER

Havel.

9,20 WELSH MAGAZINE.

10.00 THE NEWS.

10.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN, 10.15 "THE LOTUS KATER.

A short

Maugham,

WEATHER

Vienna Radio Symphony Os chestra Serenade (Plerne)? Mazurka aus "Halka" (Moniuszko)-Rudolź Nilius AND(conductor)

NEWS

REPORT SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTI. 8.16 MUSIC IN THE AIR.

9.00 CLOSE DOWN.

12.30 p.m. PROGRAMME SUM-

MAXY,

12.12 MUSIC FROM THE FILME.

130 ONE NIGHT STAND.

"Fata" Waller (plano & vocal) &his Rhytkin. Honeysuckle Rose; Darktown Strutters' Ball: I'm gonna sit right down and write myself a letter: The 1.15 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT | Jitterbug Waltz: Swingin' them AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- Jingle Bells; Blue, turning grey over MENTS.

you: You're not the only oyster in the stew: It's a sin to tell a le. 14.59 WEATHER REPORT. 11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS- REEL (LONDON BELAY).

1.36 MUSIC OF THE PEOPLE.

The BBC Midland"- Light- chestra.

Conducted by Gilbert Vinter. "2.00- CLOSE DOWN:

Or.

6.30 TIME SIGNAL

AND PRO- GRAMME SUMMARY. 6.03 STUDIO: LUCKY

VARIETY REQUESTS. Presented by Jean.

7.00 BY HON. story by W. Somerset

19.45 DANCE MUSIC (recordsj. 11.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL. ILIS SERIOUS ARGUMENT.

11,6 DANCE MUSIC.

FRIDAY, MAY 6

6.30 p.m. YEOM THE EDITORIALS, LAS THE BAND OF THE COLD-

STREAM GUARDS.

1735 SPORTS ROUND-UP

130 NEW CASINO ORCHESTRA. 8.00 THE NEWS,

8.99 COMMENTARY.

3.33 'WE WRITE NOVELS. 8.30 THE WONDROUS STORY.” LG BBC WELSH ORCHESTRA.

15 LETTER FROM AMERICA. By Alistair Cooke.

10.00 THE NEWS...

BOYD M.P

DIP

A. T. LENNOX.

A personal portrait by Barney

Keelak.

7.15 FLEET FINGERS (CONCERT

HALL).

Geoffrey Thornley at the piano. 7.30 A LIFE OF BLISS (PART 3).

Written by Godfrey Harrison, Produced by Leslie Bridgmont. 7.59 WEATHER REPORT." 8.00 .TIME SIGNAL AND

NEWS (LONDON HELAY),_ 8.09 COMMENTARY (LONDON RELAY OR SPECIAL AN- 'NOUNCEMENTS.

THE

8.15 COMPOSER OF THE WEEK---

MOZART.

The Impresario-Overture – The London Symphony Orch, conducted 19.09 ́HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. by Josef Krips: Symphony No. 35 in 18,15 COMMONWEALTH OF BONG, C major, K,CS (LIG)=–Kark, Boten 1100 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL. cemducting the Vienna Philharmonie 11.15 Radio

presents Orch.

Theatre

Geraldine Mckwas, with Alka- BAS GYPSY NIGHTS. Whestley and Anthony Nicholis Hungarian Song — Antal Kocza, In 'CORNELLA, A

King of the Gypsies and bis Band: By Gordon Daviat.

By Mik

| Alegrias -- gypsy famenco - Carlos

FROZEN FRESH IN THE COUNTRY!

TRY

Libby's

FROZEN FOODS

TODAY

10.00 BOULEVARD CAVE,

A Saint-Germain-des-Pres 80 Ferre (Piano & vocal); La Font Mirabeau-Michele Arnaud (vocal); Cloches de Notre-Dame Michala Arnaud; Rose-Blanche - Geronain Montero (Vocal); Rue de Lappe Moulaudji (vocal): De place en place-Michele Arnaud (vocal) 10.13 LETTER FROM AMERICA (RECORDED LONDON BEL LAY).

1. By Állatzir · Cooka. 1010 RECORD ROUND-ABOUT,

Gypsy Carnival: Sous le Ciel, de Paris: Chant Hindou Joss Cleber: and his Cosmopolitain-Orch.; Iit were up to me Eddie Fisher (Vocal): Laughing - Jane Trotman (vocal); Blauer Himmel; Cà Ch Paris Jos Ceber and his Cosmo❤ politain-Orch.: Mediterraneng Con cert Semprimi (piano); Tirm Ilek Madeira-Mitch Millier and his Orcha with Stan Freeman (harpsichord)...

10,30 WEATHER REPORT. 11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS. REEL (LONDON-RELAT). 11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.

Ave Maria (Schubert); Cradle Song (Brahma); Atv on the G String Each) Etude in E (Chupin)~~ Mantovani and his Orch.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

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