THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1955.
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Your Radio Listening For Next Week In Detail-A "China Mail" Feature
Radio Journalist Turns Entertainer And Sings
Radio Adaptation Of Antigone Of Sophocles In Wednesday Theatre
10,50 MUSIC
FROM THE CHAM- PAUNE NGOM.
10.30 BATURDAY STORY (RECORD-
ED).
Norbhu" by Geofrey nity. Read by David Lytile 1845 RAVIO DÂNCE DATE.
Lily Pons (Cator=fura #oprenov with Bankid Youshers, and the OrchEKTIM.
3.00 HONEY **O anier
Written And produced by Charles Chilton. Episode ❝.
1.30 STUDIO:
HOME
BY HILARY,
REQUESTA
4.38 ARROCIATION POUTBALL.
Bentor Shield Competiton K.MH. v. Eastern.
from Bangkong
Foxtrote: Over the rainbow; Blue Moot-Les frown and his Band of Henown: Sunny Sunday-Foxtrot Eddy Heywood with the Ray Charles Singer: Love for love Foxtrot — (Instr.) Fou De Eddy Heywood vous-nba-Dpleri-Louis Ferri
Commentary Jean Raphael and his Ensemble,
Stadium, Stop Pretending “Fats" (verall: Waller (vocal) and Rhythm with choru; Namana-Les Brown me-Gordon Jenkins and
Bilvester
Although Alistair Cooke is well known as n journalist, as the American correspondent of thed his Band of Nichowni Are you Manchester Guardian, he is probably best known as a broadenster, through his series "Letter From America" (from Radio Hongkong every Friday at 8.45 p.m.) which started originally in 1946 for a 13-week period, but proved so popular that it is now in its 10th year.
His versatility is so apparent from his writings and weekly broadcasts that probably no one will be surprised to hear that he has now become a recording artist as well! Tonight in "Celebrity Spotlight" you can hear "An Evening with Alistair Cooke", in which he plays the piano and sings.
you
1 Orch and the McQuaig Twine; Chrysanthemum-Sydney Thompson Olde Tyme Dange Orch: Memphla Dives Humphrey Lyttelton and him Band: Santiago-Victor and hur Silver Brings Midnight in
Silvester River girings, You Baller Dom
Peru-Victor
his
anel You. You F Gerd Merle~". and lip Oreli; Mainbu | bis organ No. 5 Perez Padi sad hp tell The Memory of Waltz-Josephine Bradley and her Ballroon Orel,
25 WEATHMI KERT 30 CLOSE DOWN,
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.
19.00 ..
Sunday
PRO-
TIME SIGNAL.. GRAMME BUMMARY, NEWB. WEATHER REPORT AND HPORTS RESULTA,
evening, 1930 RELAY OF
In the course of entertaining you, as he might if had a piano in your living room, and you were lucky enough to have him drop by some Alistair Cooke gives an engagingly pleasant glimpse of what he's really like. The merry twinkle which is so often present between the lines of his prose becomes a more concrete reality as he speaks of his musical-mile- stones.
Satish with the museal group Tonight's topical maga-
just zine, "This Week," features known as Les Six, which
World War itie the First
an interview with the stereought to rid French musle of tary of the Cabinet Commit- the influence of Impressionism, it something tee of Civil Defence, LA.-Col. and to restore to Butcher. One of Colonelt i former charity and purity. Butcher's jobs whilst in the (Broadcasting on a frequency Colony will be to observe the of 880 kilocycles per second). big Civil Defence exercise
which takes place tomorrow. Ile discusses this and other Civil Defence problems in an with interview
Timothy Birch.
Dr Ernest Newman is un the extra mural board of several British Universities. He was in Hongkong this week lecturing to service audiences on economics and international
He affairs. gives his impressions of various aspects of Colony life in a recorded interview.
Those who missed Hitchcock tast night's Movie Manga- extracts from zine" may heur
the press conference which he gave Yesterday, and a short preview of
release his latest "The Trouble With Harry".
DRAMA
A radio adaptation of "The this Antigone of Sophocles" is week's choice for "Wednesday Theatre" The English version by Dudley Pills, mod
Hobert Fizgerald has
been produced
for the BBC!
as
by Raymond
Today
12.30 p., PROGRAMME RUMMARY.
17JZ MUSICAL, HURAPBOOK.
3.45 NEWS,
WEATHER
AND SPECIAL MENTA.
REPORT ANNOUNCE-
1.20 MASTERS OF MELODY
Kric Rubioman and kl» Orches- tra,
The music of Llanet Munckton
2.00 TU1io:
QUESTA JEAN.
ROSPITAL PRESENTED
11.20 MUBAL
3,15 NOTIFY MCKEOD AND П
BAND.
3.70 NEW CONCERT ORCHENTRA.
The
Cheah Seafarer-Richard trend: Hymn to the Sun; Flight of the Dumble Boo-Jack con (cand. Dance of the Tumblers-- Blanford Rubinson (cond.); Jamalcan Song. Janadens Rumba-John-Bloge
The trond.);
Glow-Worm-Jay Wilbur (cond.): Danse Polovtalenne
Stanford Robinson levnd )
AND PRO-
ས
6,50 TIME SIGNAL,
URAMME SUMMARY.
4.09 STUDIO) PORCES EVENING
SERVICE
Conducted by the Rev. n. W. Kirkham, N‚Á‚F.
0.30 TREASURE 19LAND.
Dy Robert Lout- Nievenson. Part 1: "The Old Buccaneer
4.59 WEATHER REPORT
1.00 TIME SIGNAL AND
NEWS (LONDON RELAY}
THR
LAY)
102 COMMENTARY (LONDON RE-
UR BPECIAL NOUNCEMENTS.
AN-
2
745 MUSICAL COCKTAIL,
hnd you: Yesterdays, Martender dear; Out of nowhere. While a Cigarette was burning- Chuy Reyes plono) with hythm [}roup.
Devia David Lyttło.
Presented
J
by 1.30 TWO'%, ChienANY.
745, "MAY T SING TO YOU.”
Radja. Piulier with zuge winter- hafter and hic Grellestra. 5.00 VIEWPOINT”..
* THE AUNDAY CONCERT.
Frolmart, Op. 19-Concert Over- lure (Elsbr)—Symphony. "Orchestra of Radio Leipzig cond, by Gerhard Phuger:
No. 4 in A
ninar Omphony Anthony
Collin dondueling the Landon Symphony Orch: Violin Concerto in D minor, Op. 47 (Bibelius)-Jascha Ifelfe (9153in) and London
Orch. cord. Philarmonic
by Sir Thomas Beechamn.
10.45 FROM THE WEEKS ***
CORDED LONDON RELAY).
10.55 WEATHER REPORT.
11.00 MUSIC AT THE CLOSF.
Concerto No. 2 la D flat Major; Concerto No. 3 in G major from 5x Concerti Gromi." Op. 3) Handel)-Boyd Neel conducting the Boyd Néel Dreň.
11.20 EPILOGUE COND.
DY THE REV. FATHER C. BARRETT, 8. (RECORDED). GOD BAVE THE QUEEN,
11.39 CLOSE DOWN.
Monday
1.00 .. TIME
BIGNAL
OPENING MARCH.
1.02 LIGHT MUSIC.
LIA NEWS SUMMARY. 1.20 TOP O“ THE MORN. 1.43 WEATHER REPORT 8.00 TIME
AND
NEWS.
BIGNAL WEATHER REPORT & DIARY FOR TODAY.
110 MARCHING AND WALTZINGO, 9.00 CLOSE DOWN
IEJO P.M. PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 11.32 DOUBLE ATTRACTION.
Toni Arden (Vocal) Reyes and his Orchestra
Chuy
100 TIME HIGNAL. COSMOPOLI-
TAN-ORCHESTRA, A
10.30 MORNING MELODY
CELEBNA- THE TION OF MASS PROM ST. JOBEPO'S CHURCH
'reacher: The Rev. Father T F. Doody, 1.3
MOMENTS-LOUIS
KAUFMAN (VIOLIN).
•
12.00 noon
Midland Light
bert Vinler
VIRGILI 1.UCIANO) BINGK ITALIAN SONGS OF LOVE.
LYON IN LYONS.
ANN DANIPIK
"LIFE WITH
GA
1.13 NEWA. WEATHER
Epixxle 38 Heather,
The
Bonny
THE
DUTY
11.30 MUSIC OF THE PEOPLE.
1104: The Orchestra.
Conductor
Lasciami Parlana D'Anors Mariá
Unn
Уитса Caitzate Caulate
Buonno Lucente Agglo Perduto o
MURIC MAGA- 12.15. m. STUDIO
ZINE Edited
Introduced По Peter Sharp.
by
12.43 NTAGE AND
OURITEN.
SCREEN
YAY-
115 NEWS,
AND MENTA
WEATHER SPECIAL.
REPORT ANNOUNCE-
1.23 STUDIO: SPORTS TIME.
1.33 #TUDIO:
HOSPITAL QUERIA BY RHARY. AFTERNOON CONCERT,
2.30 YOUR
JIALL".
RADIO
שונו1! 3.20
B.00 ATNIC PROM OPERA
The Bartered Bride-Overitre (Smetona)-Royalton Kisel >>1- ducting the London Symphony Orch: Mametin's Waltz Song from "La Boheme"? (Parent)--- ilde Gueden (soprano) with the Landon Sym- phony Orch. cond. by Joseph Kilps: No. Pagliaccio met and Final Scene (Leoncavallo).. (from "Pagliace!") Mark Del Mata (tenor) with Cleara Prirella
Capa with the Chorus and Orch. of the Avendemin D Bm Cecilia Raine, cond br Alberto Erede; WUllam Tell-Ballet (ftusain)) -- The London Philharmonic Orch. cund. by Basil Cameron.
Mudde
1.20 JACOBEAN; THEATRE,
*
programme based on "The Revenger's Trageť 12′′
RE-
CONCERT
TIME SIGNAL. 9.00 STUDIO:
RADIO CROSSWORD-Nɑ. 3.
RE.
BY
BBC
Overseas
3.00 OLD TIME BALLROOM.
With Rydney Thompson and his
Orchestra.
2.30 STUDIO:
PRESENTED CURTIS
REPORT
A Weekly Merazine Devoted to the Arts, Edited and introduced by Janet Tombli
AND HIS MUSIC. With Detchin Lotix Kathy
الا قاصرة
9.00 TIK
HEATH
Lloyd, Bobble Isritton.
SIGNAL "DAWN YANKEE” (ADLEIÍ & ROSI). Becerpts from the Moricna Play dung by the Original Cast of the Broadway Proquesion.
Overture: Six Month out of
Old Girl; every year; Goodbye, You've got to have heart; A Man dovy:'t know: Westrope ande whore; Who's got the pain?; Near to you: A man doown't know; Finale.
BY 9.30 RECITAL
JAN KU (VIO. (TENOR) HU KWONG LIN
Both with piano accompani ment by holda Ahwee. Tenor solul Two sanes by Brahma: Von ewiger Liebe (Love lasts for Ayo) Batachaft (The Message); Valin Boto: La Folia (Variations) On Wings (Corvili:
of Song Mendelsohn-Achroni Tenor anio:
Der Two Bongs by Mendelsolin:
The Blumenkranz
Garland, Venouanishches dondelled (When through the Piazzelta), 10.00 TARNY ADLER AND #IA
HARMONICA,
81 Louie blues; Blues in the night. Clair de Lune: Hora Staccatu 19.35 TAKE IT FROM HERE.
Dick Bentley and Jimmy Edwardr with Walla Eaton, Alma Coxan, Jone Whitfield. Repeat of last Friday's Broadcast. 14.45 1DSIDE BOOK.
"Unele Alka” by Sheridan Le Fumu.
Red by Cynthia Nuôh, Episode 26 (Recorded). 10.59 1EATHER REPONT, 11.00 TIME SIGNAL. RADIO NEWS BEEL, (LONDON RELAY RE-
CORDED).
11.09 DOODNIGHT MUSIC.
The Song from Desiree; Through
lung and leepless night; Your Rien; "Cathy: To Ava; The Song of AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- Bernadette-Alfred Newman and his MENTS.
1.30 LONDON STUDIO CONCERT.
The Now Symphony Orchestra, Conducted by Clarence Raybould. 2,00 CLOSE DOWN.
PRO.
6.00 TIME SIGNAL AND
ORAMME SUMMARY, 0.03 RTOCK MARKET REPORT. 6.00 STUDIO:
PROGRAMME FOR CHILDREN PREBENTET ELIZABETH.
630 AUSTRALIAN TRADE
LOGUE.
BY
CATA-
The Fortnightly Review of Australian Industry,
£45 "BOX 200 GERT
AT THE ORGAN. 9.39 WEATHER REPORT.
GILLETT
Orch.
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN, 11.34 CLOSE DOWN.
Tuesday
TIME
1.09 am
SIGNAL AND OPENING MARCH. 1.02 LIGHT MUSIC. 1.15 NEWS SUMMARY, 1.20 TOP O' THE MORN, 1.45 WEATHER GEPORT, 1.00 TIME
NEWS, SIGNAL, WEATHER REPORT & DIARY FOR TODAY. 4.10 MUSIC LAND.
FROM
LOO CLOSE DOWN. 12.15 p.
STUDIO:
THEATRE.
MORNING PRAYER DY THE REV. J. *. SANDBACH. RE-12.30 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. AN-12.32 THE MUSIC
7.00 TIME SIGNAL AND THE NEWS (LONDON RELAT), T.09 COMMENTARY (LONDON
OR SPECIAL NOUNCEMENTS.
LAY)
735 INTERLUDE FOR MUSIC.
With Kay Cavendish.
Shortwave Programmes
(6,30 p.m. to 12.15 a.m. on 21.530 Mc/s, 13.93m and on 17.810 Mc/s, 16.84m)
SATURDAY, DEC. 10
FORCES CROICH
MY
JACK
6,30 p.m.
'HAN COCK'S
Hovn
by Peter
4.00 THIRTY MINUTE THEATRE.
Johnnie" Volver Cheyney. Dramatized by Anthony Aspinell
Hutler
4.30 ABNOSCIATION FOOTBALL.. Shield Competition Kitchre Y. Navy. Commentary from Caroline
513 FRANKIE NEWTON AND Hus
ORCHESTRA.
Rosetta. The Miner Jive: Who7. Ramping. The world is waiting for
it sunshine
3.30 TONHALLE ORCHESTRA CON. DUCTED BY FRANZ LEBAR. Gipsy Love-Overture; The Merry Overture; WAT TRA ̧en nirbis is ela traum vom Gluck-
Gold and Waltz (from "Eva"): Stiver Waltz.
Haikes. with such well-known sturs
1400 Quartermaine, Michael Hordern, Belle Chrysow
in Laidman Browne
stai anti the cost.
The Antigone" was original- ly produced in or about 422 B.C. ut 1 festival in Athens of the god of held in honour
who WAS
Icone
drums, Dionysus,
thu In Thebes,
born
of the pluy.
of Robert The first episode Louis Stevenson's "Treasure Island" in serial torm, can be ⚫ heard
evening at on Sunday
The story has the BBC for
live Hyde,
Brst one is called "The Old Buccaneer".
half past six.
boon adapted
by
Michael
episodes, and the
MUSIC
The recital from the studios
Jan Hu
of Radio Hongkong on Monday evening a joint one. (tenor) will sing two congs by Brahms and "The Garland" and "When Through the
Plaz- * Mendelssohn; Hu zetta" by Kwong (violin) will play varia- Corelli, tions un "La Folia" by
"On Wings of Song". Both artists will be accompanied by Isolde Ahwce,
and Mendelssohn's
In honour of the great French composer Honnegger, who died recently, in 'At the Opera' on Thursday evening, Radio Hong- kong presents the dramatic
"Jeanne D'Are oratorio, Bucher, written by Paul Cluj- del, for Hannegger's musle.
อย
No musical and dramalte con- cept of the story is more mov ing more penetrating be more theatrically effective than
Jeanna D'Are au Bucher"";
The two authors of the work are outstanding figures in the ari world" ofthias contury:‹ Paul- 'Claudel hns': boen/eslied ...one of the finest French wmyslle:posts: and dramatiste of his Limes Arthur "Honnéggor -bord in LaÍ Havre, young man wa
6.00 TIME BIGNAS. AND
GRAMME SUMMARY.
(sep Hunday, 15.13) 7.00 TIK NEWN
1,00 COMMENTARY.
1.1 SPORTS ROUND-U1
7.29 Report from the
WEST COUNTRY.
7,30 PORCEN' FAVOURITES. 100 FROM THE WEEKLIES, 1.35 We invite you ta
HALF-
A DATE WITH JULIE. Julie Dawt sings her favourite monga with the Fredals Philips' quintet
130 SCOTTISH MAGAZINE. 9.00 THE NEWR,
.1.09 HOME EWS FROM BRITAIN.
5.13 LISTENERS CHOICE.
10.00 Big Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL. 10.09 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 10.15 LIFE WITH THE LYONS. 10.45 ORCHESTRAL
MUSIC
(records), [11,00 ABBOCIATION FOOTBALL.
A commentary on the secodu haif FRO of one of the day's English League
5.02 STUDIO: UNIT REQUESTS
PRESENTED BY LINDA. Calling: 14th Field Regt. I.A.
4.39 WEATHER REPORT.
1.00 TIME. SIGNAL AND THE
NEWS (LONDON RELAY).
1,09 COLONY CIVIL DEFENCE
EXERCISE.
C. E. the ton
A Talk by Terry,
Comforter, Civil Aid Services.
1.15 THE HARMONY FIVE (RE-
CORDED).
The Army Quintet of the 1st Battalion. The King's Own Nayol Regiment,
7.30 STUDIO: "JUKE BUX PARADE" PRESENTED: BY NICK KENDALL –
8.00 "THIS WEEK.”
News reports and Interviews on some of the week's events in and out of Hongkong. Compiled by Timothy Birch 130 CELEBIUTY SPOTLIGHT.
Alistair Cooke (piano),
SIGNAL
TIME 9.80 STUDIO:
SPORTS CAVALCADE,,, Edited by Brig Young, Produced by John Walince, ·
930 HANCOCK'S HALF HOUR. ****
Tony Hancock, Motra Lister, Bill Kerr, Eidney James.
With
FERDINAND
meet.co.
SUNDAY, DEC. 11
Methodist
6.30 p.. BUNDAY SERVICE. From Carlisle Memorial Church, Belbunt, Conducted by the Minister, the Rov, A. W. Gamble,
100 THE NEWS.
יןָ
109 COMMENTARY. 7.15, SPORTS ROUND-UP,
1.30 Peter Drough
Andrews In
and Archdr
*EDUCATING ARCHIE.'
With Beryl Reid,
6.00 MELODY HOUR.
9.00 THE NEWS.
1.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN.
9.15 FOR CHILDREN.
The Boxar Delights."
were run-
(Or 'When the Wolves ning by John Masefield male into
1.30 MUSIC POR DANCING
8.35 CONTINENTAL CABALLET.
4.30 ENGLISH MAGAZINE.
DOO THE NEWS.
3.08 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN.
9.15 WALMEX CASTLE.
9.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 9.15 BBC MIDLAND LIGHT
CHESTRA.
on.
10.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWBREEL. 10.09 PROGRAMME SUMMARY.
10.13 THE GOLD COAST.
John Charlton, Audrey Husocii. Hay-The story
mond Baxter, and Henry Riddell
of 4 Colony's march within the toward independence
Bian Commonwealth
dencribe parts of this fortro 11.16 MUSIC IN MAIN JATURE.
from
by Heary VII and later adapted as the afficial residence of the Lord
Ports Warden of the Cinque Walmer Castle, Kent.
9.45 BILLY MATERI (piaao). 10.00 Big Ben, "RADIO" NEWSRERI. 10.09 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 10.15 WIXI HEART AND VOICE.
English Cathedral Music. 10.45 From the Third Programme,
ABNORMAL BEHAVIOUR IN 'ANIMALS AND MAN."
lecturer
By Anthony Barnett, Zoology, University of Glasgow. 11.15 LISTENERS' CHOICE. 41.45 SCIENCE REVIEW.
TUESDAY, DEC.T
Ja
A musical entertainment given by Plette Fourier (cella), Ernest
Lush (piano).
11.45 BOOKS TO READ.
THURSDAY, DEC.
6.30 p.m. THE GOON SHOW. 7.00 THE NEWS.
1.09 COMMENTARY.
1.15 SPORTS ROUND-UP.
1.20 Report from the
NORTH OF ENGLAND.
139, "WHAT'S TÚR FORMT-
745 ON STAGE, LONDON,
* WELSH MAGAZINE.
9,00 THE NEWS.
15
9.00 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN.
8.30 THOSE WEIE THE DAYS!
4.30 pm. COMMONWEALTH CLUB. | 10,00 Big Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL.
2.00 THE NEWL
709 COMMENTARY.
7.15 SPORTS ROUND-UP.
7.23 Five Minutes for
FARMERS.
7.30 FORCES' FAVOURITES.
1.00 THE BILLY MAYERL
RHYTHM ENSEMBLE.
8.15 THE HONEST MAN.
By R. F. Delderßeld-a radio play.
8.45 ULSTER MAGAZINE. 6.00 THE NEWS.
9.00 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 9.15 NEW RECORDS.
10.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL. 10.00 PROGRAMME BUMMARY. 10.45 TAKE IT FROM HERE." 10,45 MUSIC MAGAZINE, - 'Schubert's Unfinished Symphany by Felix Felton: A Garland for the Queen,' by Christopher Whelan, 1145 THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND. 2-Progress und Problems, by A. F. „Hyan`
a radio play in six parti Part 4:11,00 COMMONWEALTH (OF BONG. Maria's Adventurs.
19.00 Big Hen. RADIO NEWBKREL 10.09 PROGRAMME BUMMARY, 10.13 CONCERTO.
Plano Concerto No. 1 in C by Bee- thoven, played by Kendall Taylor. 12.15 HANCOCKS HALF-HOU 11.45 ACCORDION.
Fifteen minuies of bright music played by Camilleri.
MONDAY, DEC. 12
and Den
030 p.m. Beho Daniels
9.yen. in
LIFE WITH THE LYONS.* 7.00 THE NEWS
7.09 COMMENTARY:
7.15 SPORTS' NEVIEW.
AL'S GYM
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 14
6.30 DANCE MUSIC." 1.00 pm. THE NEWa. 7.09 COMMENTARY.
7.13 APORTS ROUND-UP, “
7.25 Report from
SOUTH-EAST ENGLAND.
Bedfordalið.
730 THE FRANKIE
SHOW.
8.15 DANCE MUSIC. “
-HOWERD
+
8.43. THE WONDROUS 'STORY,
A Christian expérience in medita».
tion and praise.
9.00 THE NEWS.
10.00. PROGRAMME BUMMARY. 19.14' SERIOUS ARGUMENT.
SYMPHONY ORCHES- 1043 BBC TRA
1145 THIS DAY AND AGE.
FRIDAY, DEC. 16
630. pm. DANCE MUSIC. 7.00 THE NEWS,
109 COMMENTARY.
1.15 SPORTS ROUND-UP. 1.25 Report from the MIDLANDS.
1.1.30 GOD AND HIS WORLD.
A Christian approach to daily life
by the Rev. John Radford.
LAS TWENTY QUESTIONS.
115 NEW RECORDS.
BAS LETTER FROM AMERICA.
By Alistair Cooke
1.00 THE NEWS.
9.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN 9.25 GRAND HOTEL.
10.00 Big Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL. 10.09 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 10.15 THE NOOK."
By Richard Baldwyn-A radio play. 10.50 97. Her Majesty \-TOĘ"QUEEN.
Opens the new extension of London, Airport.
1150 SHIRLEY,' ABICAM. *- With the Sidney Bright Trio. HAS A STAKE IN THE COUNTRY. Contributions to a philosophy
W. A. Lewis, industrial relations,
West Indian-bor
Political Economy at
of.
of
Manchester
University Coneultant to the Gold Coast Government, 1953.
ERATIONS
MOVILE
By Mik
GOES
ROUND
AND ROUND,
BIONAL, LIW WRITE
1.00 TIME
PLAYS
ORGAN,
1.43 WEATHEN REPORT. 1.00 TIME
SIGNAL.
NEW 8.
WEATHER REPORT & DIARY FOR TODAY.
10 OVATURES,
9.00, CLOSA DOWN.
11.30 p.m. PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 11.32 MUSIC FROM THIS #71,18%
1.15 NEWS. WEATHER REPORT AND SPECIAL, ANNOUNCE- MENTS.
120 STOCK MARKET REPORT. 195 AFTERNOON CONCERT. 2.00 CLOSE DOWN.
AND
0.09 TIME SIGNAL
GRAMME SUMMARY.
.
PRO-
DIE
1.03 STUDIO: LUCKY
VARIETY REQUESTS. Prviented by Margherita. 659 WEATHER REPORT, 7.00 TIME BIGNAL AND THE NEWS (LONDON. BELAY). 1.09 COMMENTARY (LONDON RE. OR SPECIAL AN. NOUNCEMENTS. 7.15 "GOING TO THE PICTURES."
In which three erities current films in longkong under the chatimanghly si Audrey Menden.
7.30 and JAZZ CLUB,
LAY)
938. AT THE OPERA,
"Jeanne WAPO Au Bucher** (Joan of Arc at the BtaRO) ¿Arthr~ Wonereses. Jeanne
d'Aro (speaking) Vora Zorina; Frers Dominique. (speaking) Raymond Gerome: The Virgin (soprano) Frances Yeorid; Marguerite (soprano) Carolyn, Long: Catherine (contralto) Martha Lipton; A yoles, Jean Luxemburg. Regnault da Charities, Foru First harald. (tenor) David Lloyd; Guillaume de Flavy, A valce, second herald. thewa Kamath within Narain Anno Carrere, Charles Mahlou, Jean Juillard, Jaha H. Brown (Boy soprano). With Temple University Choir and St Peter's Boys' Choir and the Philadelphia Orch, cond, by Eugene Ormandy,
100 RFMIDE HOOK.
23
I
"Uncle #las" by Sheridan Fant.
L.0
Read by Cynthia Nixon. Eplode
Recorded).
10.55 WEATHER REPORT.
11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWB-
REEL (RECORDED
LONDON RELAY), direum11.00 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.
Berenade In C major, Op. 10 for vielin, viola and cello Dhanyfi~~ Ameld Eldua (violin). David Markovila (viola) and George teel (cello) WENDY
OD HAVE THE QUEEN. 1130 CLOSE DOWN.
Ted Neath and his Murie, 8.00 STUDID: LISTENERS CHOICE
PRESENTED BY
!* TERRACE. 8.30 YOUR
HALL
Ceste
Howard Orchestra
RADIO
CONCERT
Slepl (Baxo) with Batlow Chorus and
5.00 TIME SIGNAL. WEDNESDAY
THEATRE.
The "Antigone" of Suphorter in an English version by Dudley Fitta and Robert Pitzčerald. Adapted And produced by Raymond Raiken
12.30 MUAIL OF THE TWENTIETH
CENTURY.
Variaciones Concertantes - (Alberto Ginastera) - Antal Dorati conducting the Minneapolis Symphony Orch. 10.45 DRONIDE BOOK.
"Uncle Alaw" by Sheridan Lo Fan
Read by Cynthia Nixon. Episode 28 (Recorded. 10,39 WRATHER REPORT. 11.00 TIME BIGNAL RADIO NEWS (LONDON RELAY HE-
REEL
CONDED).
1100 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.
Friday
TIME
BIGNAL
AND
7.00 .m.
OPENING MARCH 1.02 LIGHT MUSIC. 1.15 NEWS SUMMARY. 7.20 TOP O' THE MORN. 1.4 WRATHEN REPORT. 8.00 TIME BIGNAL NEWS. WEATHER REPORT & DIARY FOR TODAY.
4.10 ORCHESTRA CALL. 9.00 CLONE DOWN, 12.13 p.m. STUDIO:
ROMAN
B. W.
CATHOLIC FRAYERS. By the har. Fathor Gallagher, 6.4.
12.30 PROGRAMME SUMMARY,
BY
12 LONDON STUDIO MELODIES,
Mantovani and his Orchestra. 1.00 TIME SIGNAL BONGB
THE STARGAZERS (vocal) 1.15 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- MENTS, 1.30 MUSIC OF THE MASTERS.
For you alone; My heart and I Charles Williams and his Concert Orch: Caprice Wennois; Liebestreud; La ditarik Kreisler (violin)
2.00 CLOSE DOWN. cond, by
with Symphony Orch. Charles O'Connell,
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.
Thursday
7,00 4.3.
TIME
SIGNAL AND
OPENING MARCH 1.03 LIGHT MUSIC. 1.18 NEWS SUMMARY 12 TON O' THE MORN 3.45 WEATHER REPORT. 8,00 TIMP. SIGNAL.. NEWA, WEATHER REPORT & DIARY FOR TODAY.
8.10 MUSIC FROM HOLLYWOOD. 8.00 CLOSE DOWN.
THE THEATRE | 12.30 p.m. PROGRAMME SUMMARY,
12.32 NOTHING BUT MUSIC.
1.15 NEWB. WEATHED ЛЕГОВТ AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- MENTS,
LIS NEWB. WEATHER REPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE-
MENTA
1.30 LUNCHTIME MUSIC.
2.00 CLOBE DOWN.
6.00 TIME BIGNAL AND
GRAMME SUMMARY.
PRO-
1.03 STUCK MARERT REPORT. 4.65 FAVOURITE MELODIES YOR
OLD-TIME DANCINGL
Harry Davidson and his Orch. 630 ADVERTURE IN MUSIC,
"Hello, Young Muste Lover!" Three Illustrated talks by Str Malcolm Barrett
No. 3: Why do we like music?"
"INSTRUMENTS
WEAT-
ERN MUSIC” "The Trombone".
UF
A short talk by Jeremy Noble, recorded from London; Nympha and Shepherds (Purcell)—The Kir- mich Junter Chair 'cond, by Rev. J. R. Macpherson; Homp.po In E minor: Minuet (Purcell)—The
Hiper Guild Quartet,
6.39 WEATHER REPORT.
7.00 TIME SIGNAL AND THE NEWB (LONDON RELAYI 1.09 COMMENTARY (LONDON BE- LAY) OR SPECIAL AN- NOUNCEMENTS.
7.15 STUDIO: "FIRST HEARING"
„PRESENTED
ALEX
DOLRIE
BY
7.43 THE NATURALIST.
Introduced by Maxwell Koight. "Plant and Animal Introduc-
Lions."
Edward Lousley, and Dr Maurice Burton
KA STUDIO:
INTERNATIONAL
HALF HOUR-BELGIUM. 1.30 STARLIGHT SERENADE. 0.50 TIME SIGNAE, DBC VARIETY
PALLADE.
Peter Bellera, Harry Hectabe, Spike Milligan in “The Good :show."
9.30. STUDIO:
BOOK
MUSICAL
NOTE-
Procented by the Rov. Pather T. P. Yan, 8.4.
10.00 ONE NIGHT STAND.
With Milch Miller, his Chorus and OrcheİF:
10.30 BRITAIN SINGS,
Leeds Gulls of fingers. ***
10.45. BEDSIDE BOOK.
"Uncle Biles" by Sheridan Lo Fabu.
fiend by Conṇthia Nixon. Episode Z7 (Recordad).
10.59 WEATHER REPORT.
11.00 TIME SIGNAL RADIO NEWA REEL (LONDON RELAY) RE- CORDED). ANA
11.05 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.
(000 BAVE THE QUEEN, 11.30 CLONE DOWN.
Wednesday
7.00. 1.20. ''TIME“. SIGNAL OPENING MARCH.
702. LIGHT- MUSIC.:
15 NEWS' SUMMARY. 720 TOP OF THE MORN.
AND
FROZEN FRESH
IN THE COUNTRY
SZEN FOODS: TODAY!
1.30 SONGS FROM THE SHOWS.
London Hoppodrome" With Jack Buchanan, Barbara Leigh, Bita Williams, Ly Young. Ally Tarneng and his Concert Orēpesten. Presented by John Walt. 2,00 CLOBE DOWN.
6.00 TIME SIONAL AND
GRAMME SUMMARY.
PRO-
3 STOCK MÄRKET REPORT, 6.08 NURSERY SING BONG.
With Violet Carson and Doris Gambril.
4.30 STUDIO: PORTUGUESE HALF
HOUR. 4.59 WEATHER REPORT. 1.00 ТІМЕ
SIGNAL AND THE NEWS (LONDON RELAY), 1.02 COMMENTARY (LONDON RE-
OR SPECIAL
AN. NOUNCEMENTS. 7,15 BOULEVARD CAFE.
LAY)
(CON»
Jacques Helian and, bls Orches-
1.30 BEGINNERS LEASE
CERT HALL), Cominere: John 'Wallace. Produced by Hilary Green) 5.00 WHAT'
FORM (RE CORDED LONDON BELAY), 1.35 V.0.A. HIT PARADE, 6.43 PIANO MINIATURES. 9.00 TIME
BEST.
THE
BIGNAL, MACK HUL-
A radio portrait written by Nigel Ward, produced by veter
Chinnery.
4.00 TIME BIGNAL AND
ORABIME SUMMARY,
PRO-
4.03 ETOCK MARKTE pannag 8.08 STUDIO: PROGRAMME POR
CHILDREN
VALERIE.
6.30 STUDIO: POPULARITY POLL.
Printed by Jona
Predict the three top lures of the week to win $30,
639 WENTHER REPORT. 1,00 TIME
THE
BIONAL AND NEWS (LONDON RELAT). 7.49 COMMENTARY (LONDON RE-
OR SPECIAL NOUNCEMENTS.
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AN-
1.13 STUDIO: JAZZ HALF HOUR ROBEUT
PRESENTED BY ACHESON.
7.45 BALLET YUDA THE MUSICAL
FILME.
Dick
8.18 TAKE IT FROM HERE. ..[Pre-Christmasi Edition),
and Bentley
*Jimny Edwards, with Wallas Exton, Afma. Logan, June Waitfiska, 8.45 LETTER FROM AMERICA DY ALISTAIR COOKE (LONDON RELAY). 8.00 TIME SIGNAL, KO`MUSIC.
LOVERS' HOUR-CLASSICAL REQUESTS (RECORDED), Presented by Aflent DKKOY. Beethoven: Bonata No.23 in r Mtor "Appassionata“ Op. 81; Verdi: Nile Duet (from "Aida" Saint- Sacha: Carnival: of "the Animals, KDO STUDIO: CONTINENTAL CABARET PRESENTED DENISE BRABANT.
10.30 VIRTUOSO.
BY
- Gerard vonzzy (Baritone), Ma belle amie est morte (Gounod --Gautler): O ma belle rebelle (Ground-Boigh; v cam 11 Boos. Pont votat (Gounod-Barbler); Les Deux pigeons (Gounod-La Fontaine) -with Jacqueline Bonneau (piano). 10.15 BEUGDE BOOK,
"Uncle Buu” by Sheridan Le Fany.
Rend by Cynthia Nixon, Episode 30 (Recorded).
1959 WŁĄTRER REPORT.
11.00 TIME SIGNAL. NÁDIO NEWS REEL (RECORDED LONDON HELAY).
1105 GOODNIGur music.
Habanera de "Monte Carmelo": Zapateado;
del Leyenda
Beso: Antequera; E Baile do Luis Alonso
Zarzuela do -Orquesta
Madrid cond, by. Frederico Moreno_Torroba. GŪD SAVE THE QUEEN, 11:30 CLOBE DOWN.
For Christmas
BLUEBIRD CLASSICS
ON 331/3 RPM- .
RCA Victor
BEETHOVEN-Violin Concerto
Ida. Haendel violin), with the Philharmonļa Orchestra conducted by Hatael Kubelik... TCHAIKOVSKY-Symphony No. sin n minor "Pathetique" Tas nunarmoala Orchestra conducted by Nicolas Malka. DEETHOVEN-Piano Concerto No. 2
Benna Moiseiwitsch (piario) Wah the Philharmonifa úreniatza ‘punquoted by big palcolm bargent. GLAZOUNOFF
“TRY HORFOD”, - Raythonda Ballet.
· PROKOFIEPT
* The, Love for Three Oranges.*.
MOUSBOROSKY,”
Khovantschina A Night on the Bare Mountain,
zne. Phunarimonia Orunesten 'condquted 'by 'Nicolaí
·Malko, '...'.
„... TCHAIKOVSKY
2 1814. Uverture & Capriccio, Klajis).
A Damih. National Orchestra, conducted.
Melico
BRAHMS.
Vailations on a Theme Fr' Haydı. TCHAIKOVIKT➡Francesca de Ximini
The Philharmqua Grahestra, conducted by Housewen
MOUTRIES
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