THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 1957,
Your Radio Listening For Next Week In Detail-A "China Mail" Feature
Tribute To Toscanini In Sunday Concert
Over Radio
REPORT ON TODAY'S
AGRICULTURAL SHOW
Hongkong
Ffrom the
Deatechi Whoo Emma
m Texas Carnival"); Young Pri should get Married (from Camilya"")-wili David Hose and his Orch; The Girl that I marry (from "Annie get Your Gun")-with MGM | Studio Urch; Fale; Gesticulato; The Olive Tree, Sands of lime (All from im "Khanec)with MOM S'udio Ordi, and Chorus cond by Andre Provin,
12.30 p.m. Lünden STUDIO CON-
CERTS.
The New Symphony Orchestra. Conducted by Denis Wright, 3.00 TIME DIGNAL,
by Howard Arg. Part T~Cres-
cendo'.
8.30, 8110W TIME AT THE PAIN
LADIUM.
With the Skyrockela Orchestra: Radio Revellers; Eddy Malloy: Bertha Wilmot: Reg Dixon; compere: Wi- fred Thomas.
9 TIME SIGNAL.
The News and Home News from Xirttain.
43
0.15 THE SUNDAY CONCERT.
Nymphony No, a in, D fet. Up (The "Erole Symphony) (Dzeth- oven) → Arluro Toscanini cond. The NBC Syrphy Orchestra; Feste Romane Roman Festis (Hospight Jan Garber, hly Chorus and Ot-Arturo Toscam cond, The NBC chestra.
Symphony Orchestra. 16.10 THE FESTIVAL, OF LEB TA
"AMONU MY BOUVENIRS,"
As a tribute to Arturo Toscanini, the great Italian conductor who died this week at the age of 89, Radio Hongkong is presenting in the Sunday Concert, at 9.15 p.m., two great works in which Toscanini conducts the NBC Symphony Orchestra.hrvest Moon; Mexicali Itose; Emply These are Beethoven's Symphony No. 3 in E Flat ("Erolea") and Respighi's "Feste Romane".
Toscanini was born in 1867 and studied at the Conservatories of Parma and Milan, his principal subject being the 'cello. At the age of 19 he con- ducted an entire opera from memory, and for the first time revealed to the public his exceptional in- sight as interpreter and his magnetic control of a vast body of performers.
He later revived many half-forgotten works, performed in every European country, and in New York formed his own National Broadcasting Company Orchestra. For a long time Toscanini refused to make records, but those that have been made give some idea of his art and versatility, which from all standpoints will remain one of the most extraordinary musical phenomena of this or any age,
AGRICULTURAL SHOW
The 1987 Agricultural Show Yuen was formally opened at Long this morning by Sir
GCMG Alexander Grantham,
This year the Show is on a larger scale than ever before and more than five thousand exhibits are One of the major on display. now items this
ího year is Fisheries' Division. AL 7.16 tonight here will be a report on the Show by Donald Brooks,
"JULIUS CAESAR"
Part 1 of Shakespeare's great tragedy can be heard in Wednes. day Theatre
this week: at 9.16 p.m.
At the same time on Tuesday evening Episode 2 of the "Sher- lock Holmes" serial starring Sk Ralph Richardson and Sir John
. Olelgud will be on the air,
This
OPERA
week
Wo
are broad-
eating for the Best time over Racie Hongkong! Stravinsky's
Rake's Progress" oporn, "The (Ael 1), with the
composer himself conducting solotsis and the Chorus and Orchestra of the Metropolitan Opera Ass- elation of New York. The open was written in 1051, and the text is by W. H. Auden and Chester Kollman.
BURNS NIGHT
will
430 ASROCIATION FOOTBALL
Halche? CAN
Commentary by Jotin Wallace from the furc Stadium.
5.03 Approx. "LOVE AND MAR-
ILIAGE."
The Fal Kanner Orchestra and Chorus.
Love and Marriage; The girl that I Marry; When we're alone; I'm nice to have A man around the Marina for love; My Buc House; Song of Devotion; Anniversary
Heaven; I've got my love ui Keep The Warn, .
|
Among my Souvenirs; Shine on
Baddice: Jum A Memory; Whispering, 1.15 NEWS. WEATHER REPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- MENTS. 130 DUME REQUESTS.
Presented by Illary, 2.30 OLD TIME BALLROOM,
With Sydney Thompson and itis Orchestra,
3.00 LLLOCK HOLMES" BY BIK AREHUR CONAN DOYLE. SLF thaiph Richardin e Dr Watson Lolks the story with Bl John Gielgud
Sherlock
Itumes, produced by Harry Aian Towers, Episode 1 (Aflopeat of Tuesday a broadcast).
3.30 BUSPITAL REQUESTS.
resented by lincy, 4.30 ASSOCIATION FOUTBALL.
Fasterii v Ansy. Commentary by John Waloce from Caroline 1.
3.00 Approx. THE MAQIC FINGERS OF WINIFRED ATWELL (PIANO). Thenietika Sambia Jubilee Rag:
Stranget 3 Paradie. Swance liver Bouge; Eunbichero: Caravan;
Dixie (OVER; Servaasa; 19th Century skugle; Je,curl; Bud Buda: Flirta- Lord Venting belt poogia (with Ted nach and his Mulej.
3,30 PHILIP GREEN AND 1115
ORCHESTRA,
Play Favourite Melodies.
The Dream of Olwen; Explica, Cornish Jhapsodiy, The Brokell Dready; Ecstasy Tutto; Mandolins in Mounught; l L'Amour
Ine
Gache knoLADI,
0.00 TIME KIONAL. PROGRAMME
SUMMARY
4.02 FORCE EVENING SERVICE,
Conducted by The Rev. 11, N. Morton C.F.
630 DARTEGA AND HIIS ORCHES.
TILA.
"Concert in Manhattan,"
In the blue of the Evening: Tally- 10 When love is new; Urcanos'a Coicerki Pathetique;
Violina; Wedding of the
Remem brance; "Tulips in Spragümne; Dagger Dance.
6.35 WEATHER REPORT.
5.30 THE WORLD-BYMPHONY OR Serenade;
CHESTILA Conducted by Henri Andeau.
Yellow Sea; Blue (2. Gowent Oroite: Or Lavender; Green with
avy: Edelweine. (11. J. Lengsfelder): An Americi in Venlee; Harem Har- mouey; Carriba la Samba The Sleepy Carousel; Washington Waltz.
4.00 TIME SIGNÁL.,
PROGRAMME SUMMARY.
6.03 UNIT REQUESTS
Presented by Linda
Calling: 10th Field Regiment R.A,
0.39 WEATHER HEPORT.
1.00 TIME SIONAL
THE NEWS (LÜNDUN RELAY).
(LONDON 7.9 COMMENTARY
RELAY) OR этор PRESS ITEM.
1.15 15 MGRK UITVAL.
SHOW
A report by Donald Brock, s the Artenitural, show uper,« Xuen long this morning by H.E. Bir Alexander Brandhar,
7.30 JAZZ HALF HOUR,"
Prevented by Robert Acheson, 8.00 #PORTH CAVALCADE,
Edited by Ted Themas. Produced by Juhes Wallace, 1.30 POPULAR CLABSICH.
Ci
rumenin--Overture (Rosso)The N.B.C. Syn. Orch. Sym- cand by Arturo Tocan phony No. a in Major Up, Bi' (Beč h-
Orel oveni--Vienna Philharmonie cond. by Karl Bolim.
NEJME
As Burns Night approaches,
people's thoughts many turn to Scotland,' and on Mou- day evening at 0.30 they will 9.00 OPERATION FAT CHOY."
In which Radio Hongking and hear John Macleod be able to
Rediffuson Join furces to inise tundli Gaelic and (baritone) singing
For the Chinese New Year Drive for Seatish songs. He
well- Needy
Vote for your Families. known to Hongkong audiences, favourite tune-or against your pet Intel Each vete means a p.edge of Number of votes 31 to the Fund. 'unfimiled, Phone your votes 10
72211.
and
will be accompanied on the piano by Moya Rea,
Association
SPORT
Football: John Wallace will be at Caroline Hill Stadium at 4.30 this aftor- noon to give us a commentary
the South China
versus on
Navy match, and again on Sun-
day at the same
match between
Army,
ime for the Eastern
and
DRIVE FOR NEEDY
Don't forget that this evening chance to belp is your last
Radio Hongkong and Rediffu- sion in their joint drive to raise funds for needy families in the Colony over the Chinese New Year. From nine o'clock until midnight you will be ablo to telephone to 72211 your votes for or against our playing a particular tune over the air.
(Broadcasting on a frequency of 800 kilocycles per second).
12.30 pm
Today
MARY.
PROGRAMME
HUM
12.32 "ROMANCE AND RUYTHM.” Bed By Four Popular Orchestras.
1,00 TIME SIONAL,
THE CHOM.
1.15 NEWS.
NORMAN
LUBOFF
WEATHER REPORT
AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE-
SIENTS. ...
À.30 MUSIC FROM_SPAIN,
OrgDesta Sinfonier· Espanola Directed by. Ratasi Perrez,
2.00 # T FOR YOU”-
LISTENERS' REQUESTS,
Presented by Sherry Crook.
IN A LIFE OF Nting!" ";
Written by. Godfrey Starrison,
Produced by Leule Isridgment. Lid' PORCKE” CHOICE.
Prevented by Dennis Denstona: 4.00 TRADITIONAL JAZZ-1063.
12.00 Midnight CLOSE DOWN.
Sunday
10.00 a.m.
TIME SIGNAL. TRO- GRAMME SUMMARY, NEWS, WEATHER REPORT AND SPORT RESULTS. 10.13 MORNING MELODY.
Barry Fryer Selection. Spankh Cipay Dance: Bravada; Pascinatin Manikan; Forget-Mo-Not; Apache Dance; Kwang Fryer and his Orch. 10.30 MUSIC POR YOU,
11.00
Harry
Eric Roblason and his concert Orchestra with Bhirtoy Ableair, Rawicz and 1ändaller,
SERVICE FROM THE STUDIO. Conducted by πεν. Faul Judries, M.A.
11.45 WALTZER FROM VIENNA:
Orchester Radio Vienna cond.
by Max Hchoph M. Zehrer) Hereinpaziert Die Schbabrunner (Josef Lanner); Tanzen
(Emmerich mocht'icht Kalman);
the South Iloves of
-Foodingskinder (Johann Strauss); (c. M. Ziehrer). 12.00 noon HOWARD KEEL SINGS
PROM FAVOURITES FILMS,
1448
Diess yore Beautiful Iilde; Sobbin' Women: When you're in love with Jane Powell (Vocal), (from the ftm Seven Brides for Seven Brotters"), MGM Studio Orch. cond, by Adolpli
FERDINAND
2.90 TINIE SIGNAL. TÜR NEWA
(LONDON RELAY).
7.00 COMMENTARY (LONDON RE-
LAY) ON STOP PRESS ITEM.: 7.13 THE TONBALLE· ORCHES-
TRA
Conducted by Franz Lehar. Gippy Love~Overture: Gold and Suver-Waliz: The Count of Luxem- bourg-Walizi Waliz Interniezzo - Ballet: Evo-Waltz.
7.45 "FROM THE WEEKLIES."
(London Relay Recorded).
160 ANGEL PAVEMENT.
SAINTES MARIES DE MER.
Gypsy Music and Song. Boleares; Variaciones Fandan- guilles Justita; Malaguene: Fan- dango; Fandantulo. 10.50 WEATHER REPONT, 11.00 TIAM BIGNAL, RADIO NEWS- REEL (LONDON KELAY RP. CORDED).
HE
ORGAN INTERLUDE, Suite Oathique Boelimanny; Gothic Mimies (Berlimana)--Reginald Foeri, 11.20 EP1.0GUE CONDUCTED BY
THY BEY. 4. E. RANDUACii. 31.30 CLOSE DOWN,
Monda
1,40 4.0. TIME AHINAL DELNING MARCU.
AND
1,02 LAUAX MUSIC, 24 SEWN bummalY, 1.40 AMP D' THIS HORN. 1.45 WEATHER RAPURI, 8.00 TISIE BIGNAL, NEWB, WEA- THER REPORT AND DIARY FUR TODAY, 3.10 IC FROM
AMERICA.
0.00 CLUNK DOWN.
other Love--with Perry Como; How Che Gelida Manins (from "La many times: Carr 1 fall in love- Boheme") {Puccin]]; Ün Bel di with Dinah Shore: Commo". Cl.) Vedrento (from "Madame Butterfly"j comme ca; Be my love; Yearning." (Puceled): Depuis le Jour (from 639 CLASSICAL REQUESTS PHE. "Louise")" (Charpentier)—Camarata
BENTED BY AILEEN DEKKER, and his Drgh, (RECORDED).
11,3 CLOSE DOWN.
Concerto in D Minor (Tartini); Bix Little Preludes (J.B. Bach): Preludes. Op. 23, No«. 45.4. (Chopin}} Minstrels from "Preludes, Book 1 Dohusay (Prelude No. 11). 6.69 WEATHER REPORT 7.00 TIME SIGNAL. THE NEWS
(LONDON BELAY).
7.00 COMMENTARY (LONDON KE- LAY) OR ITOP PRESS ITEM, T.IS "LOVE THEMES FROM THE
FILME"
MAX
Sletner-ThO· Composer Conducts Bis Orchestra. Out of the Blue (from "Bird of Paradise");
Unfinished Renata Fran "A Bit of Divorcement"); Josephine fron "Little Women": A Star Is Born (from the film; A Long as I Eve from "Saratoga Trunk") Johnny Benda froin the Alm:
One wahitrem "Helen of Troy While You're away from "The McConnell Story"); Consuela (from The Last Command").
7.45 TALKING ABOUT BOOKS.
*Struggling with Paint by R.O. 1 Dunlop R.A.: "The Vermeer FOT- gorica by Jan Davejun, reviewed by | Paid Patter.
1.00 MOVIE MAGAZINE.
Tuesday
1.00 m." TIME BIGNAL AND
OPENING MARCH.
18 LIGHT STUBIC,
1. NEWB SUMMARY. 120 TOP O' THE MORN, 14 WEATHER LEFORT, 1.00 TIME SIGNAL
WEATHER
NEWB, AND
REPORT DIARY FOR TODAY. 116 STAGE AND SCREEN MELO-
DIEN.
100 CLOSE DOWN.
12.15 p.m. MORNING PRAYERS BY
THE REV. J. PROUD. 12.3 PROGILANIBIR SUMMARY. 11.33 EDMUNDO BOS AND HIS
ORCHESTRA.
A programme of Latin American
music,
1,00 TIME SIGNAL "PIANO
MOODS" Teddy Wilson (Piane), 135 NEWB, WEATHER REPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- MENTS 120 LUNCHTIME MUSIC.
Overture in D Minor (Handel) (arr. Timolgary The London Symphony Orch, cond, by George Weldon: Concert Piece for Harp, and Orch. Op. 10 (Saint-Saens)-Jeannette by Helmis Harp) with Bym. Oreh, of Radio Berlin cond, by flekar Mahiko: Introduction and Allegro for Harp Flute. Cinpinet, and String Quartet Ravel)The Chamber Mulle Society of Amsterdam with Phi Berghout (Harp).
Edited and Produced by thy Birch. 820 COLONY JAZZ CLUB.
Huduced and Produced
Hay Hamilton, trẻm the Concert Hall). 9.00 TIME SIGNAL. THE NEWS AND HOME NEWB FROM BRITAIN.
B.15 INTERLUDE FUR MUSIC,
With Charles and Harold Smart (CAD).
-0.30 A AKCÍTAL BY JOHN MAC-
LEOD (BARITONE).
With Plano Accompaniment by Moya Roa
by
Four deelte Songs arranged Hugh S. Roberton: 1. Mingulay Heat Song: 2. None an Sweet; 3. Ossianic Processional (Words adopted fron Damian and the Gaele Tune
Laken
1. ATIN from the playing of Duncan Morri- | tony; 4. Wemering Home tõid Dance Tune). Three Songs, the Words of which are by Robert Burna: 1. My Love is like a Red Red Rose: 2, John Anderson, My Jo; . Duncan Gray.
12.30 pm. PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 12,37 "DOUBLE ATTRACTION",
Rosemary Clooney (Vocal) and larry James and Ore. The Four
1.99 TIME SIGNAL (Vocal).
Guy Lupar and His Orchestra. 1.43 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT AND SPECIAL, ANNOUNCE. SIENTA.
des
1.30 AFTERNOON CONCERT.
The Corsall Op. 21--Overture (Berlin) L'Orchestre de L'Associa FLOT
Conceals Lamoureux condueled by Jean Marion Concerto for Violin and Orchestra In A Minor Op 82 ¡Glazounov)- David steakh Violin) The late Orch, of the U.S.9.1. conducted by Kiril Kondrashin,
2.00 CLONE DOWN,
5.30
TALKING TEACHING. Listeners Magazine,
6.33 STOCK MARKET REPORT, 6.00 1IMK BIGNAL. PROGRAMME}
BUMMARY.
LA
GIRAUD
19.00 PARIS REVISITED WITH
YVETTE
ĮVOCAL) AND 1.PN QUATRES 19% PARIS (INSTRUMENTAL).
Planteur de Tahiu: Le Musicien; Samba Fantastique: Pin- son Serenade; 51 Tu E Jolle: AN| Les Petites Femmes: I Love Paris: Les Enchaines: Petit Indien; Mon Pelit Pich,
OF
MUSICAL
10.30 CAVALCADE
COMEDY. Rise Stevens (Mezzo-Sop} and Robert Merr!!) (Isaritone), It you wore the only girl from "The Vagabond Lover"; More than you know from "Great Day"); If there is someone lovelier than you (from "Revenge with Muste");
ABOUT get # Kick out of You (from
"Anything Goes"); You and the Night and the Busic (from "Revenge with Musle"); I'm in the mood for Love (fronį! "Every Night at Eight"); Just one of those things (rom "Jubilee"); Raved you
from "Carousel"-with Rea Victor Shore and Perry) Orch, and Churus conducted by Ted
Date,
G.07 HENRI RENE AND
ORCHESTRA,
Dinat
Соль, Dinue for ang Piruse, James: U' Confessor': ' ser posi In my dreams; Bella Musica--with Dinali Shor: Blues In Advance-with
By J. B. Prlesdry, dramatised 1 Dinah Shore: Keep it Gay: No
10,45 WEATHER REPORT, 11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS,
REEL (LONDON HELAY RE- CORDED).
11,15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC,
BBC Overseas Shortwave Programmes
10.30 p.m. to 12.15 a.m. on 28,750 Me/s. 11.05m; 16.079 Ma/s, 19.91m; and 21.550 Mo/a, 13,02m)
SATURDAY, JAN. 19
0.30 p.m. TAKE IT FROM HERE. 7.00 THE NEWS,
7.13 SPORTS KÜUND-UP, 1.3 Hepart from the
WEST COUNTRY.
330 FORCES' FAVOURITES, 100 PROM THE WAEKLIEN,
8. CAN I HELP YOU?
Ceða Ivring an,wers teléners' quet- tions and clits about some practical
problems of life in Britain today.
8,30 SCUTTISH MAGAZINE. 5.00 THE NEWS,
9,13 LISTENERS' CHOICE. 19.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL.. 10.33 BANDY MACPHERSON At the theatre organ. 10.30 Hacing
THE MILDMAY MEMORIAL CHARE.
10,45 BAY A LAUGH."
the good of working? So I thought, I the best thing to do is to find a place where i can sit down and tako things" ersy. He found his pinco on the vast besches of the Northern | Is the story of his return to life. Territory of Aus ralla. in this pro-
he tells you of Krumme
his rozmings," and how he lyes se ho picases at Two Fella Crock.
8.09 THE BAND OF THE WELSH
GUARDS.
21.DÜRNED MY FINGERS."
1940 in May
William Simpson crashed in his bomber in Luxem- hourg, and was badly burned. This
1.30 ENGLASEI MAGAZINE, Presents people and events in the Mid.ands.
9.00 THE NEWS
9.13 NEW RECORDI, (Concert mile).
10.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL, 10.13 VARIETY PLAYHOUSE.' 11,35 From the Third Programma
ASPECTS OF AFRICA
Race and class in an African Town.
193 Rugby Union Football Inter- By A. W. Southall,
national
WALES V.ENGLAND, Commentaries by G. V. Wynne-Jones and Hubert Hudson on the match at Cardiff. Summeriser, Will Wooler followed by an Interlude at 12.20
SUNDAY, JAN. 20
30 p.m. BUNDAY SERVICE.
From Trinity Church, Aghaleo, Lurgan Co. Armagh, Northern
.00 THE NEWS.
Apeland,
7.15 SPORTS ROUND-UP.
·
1.30 BANCOCK'S HALF-HOUR.
8,09 YVONNE ARNAUD.
A radio portrait of the well-known
actress and piankt.
3.6 PIANO MUSIC
By Yvonne Arnaud,
9.00 THE NEWS
9.13 FOR CHILDREN
'Ballet Shoes."
By Noel Streatfelid.
10.00 g Ben. RADIO NEWSHEEL, 10.15 CONCERTO,
Clarinet Concerto-Mozart played by Gervaso de Peyer, Bixth Symphony în D minor-Sibellus,
115 LIFE WITH THE LYONS. 11.45 LISTENING POST, LONDON, MONDAY, JAN. 21
.1.00 D., THE NEWS,
1.15 APORTS REVIEW.
7.30 I LIVE AB I PLEASE..' Bit Harney is en Australian
TUESDAY, JAN. 22 ›
030 p.m. CUMMONWEALTH CLUB,
7.00 THE NEWS.
2.13 SPORTS ROUND-UP, 121 Five Minutes for
FARMERS.
7.30 FURCES FAVOURITES.
8.00 LETTER FROM AMERICA. By Alistair Choke,
£43" THE STOCK EXCHANGE
MALE VOICE CHom,
8.30 ULSTER MAGAZINE, 0.00 THE NEWS,
9.13 POET AND COMPOSER,
An anthology of vermes and song.
4: Scott: Poems, Ruth
Morrison
[contra.to), lan Blair (ùaritone).
9,45 THE TUNESMITHS,
10.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWANEEL. 10.15 LISTENERS' CHOICE, 10.45 BBC Coneart Itali
BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 23 0.30 p.m. THE GOON SHOW, 7.00 THE NEWS.
7.15 SPORTS ROUND-UP. 725 Report from
SOUTH-EAST ENGLAND,
739 MUSIC FOR DANCING.
8.15 "Eric Barker in
8.45 THINK ON THESE THINGS.)
world willicul.
the
*JUST FANCY.
"The
world
within,'
who
9.00 THE NEWS.
has been in Britain for the past six ) months on hie first visit A Low Jours ago Bill said to himself: 11 you can live without working what's i
1115 SOUNDS AND SWEET AU8. 11.45 THE CHAMELEONS,
THURSDAY, JAN. 24 6.30 p.m. THE ARCHERA, A story of country folk."
2.00 THE NEWS, 7.15 SPORTS ROUND-UP. 1.15 Report from the
NORTH OF ENGLAND. 7.30 WHAT'S THE FORM 145 NOURIE PARAMOR And his Orchestra
8.30 WELSH MAGAZINE, 9.00 THE NEWS. 9.15 ALDEBURGH FESTIVAL OR-
CHESTRA,
Conductor, Paul Poulenc (piano).
Sacher,
Francis
16.00 Big Beh. RADIO NEWBREEL. 10.15 JAZZ (records).
10.30 SERIOUS ARGUMENT.
A weekly programme, in which a team of apoakers discusses week's newa
11:03 LIGHT MUSIC.
FRIDAY, JAN. 25
7.00 p.m. THE NEWS. 7.15 APORTA ROUND-UP, 7.25 Ieport from tha MIDLANDS
130 GOD AND HIS WORLD,
the
A Christian approach to daily Hie by
the Rev. Charles Bmitii.
7.6 NEW RECORDS,
(Light murie).
8.15 HENRY
NOUT.
9.00 THE NEWB.
HALL'S
GURBT
9.13 AN INTIMATE KIND
MUSIC.
OF
10.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL. 10.15 puter Brough and Archto
Andrews in
EDUCATING ARCHIE."
10.45 CONCERT
2.00 CLOSE DOWN.
5.30 PROGRAMME Fon YOUNG
CHU.DREN. Presented by Elizabeth.
'Alice in Wonderland', Part 0. 5.35 STUCK MARKET REPORT.
BUMMARY,
6.00 TIME SIGNAL, PROGRAMME
4.32 INTERNATIONAL
HOUR.
Music from Sweden 930 BBC BANDITAND.
HALF
Central Band of the Royal Air Force conducted by Wing Comm- mander A. E. Sima, O.B.E.
630 WEATHER REPORT. 7.00 TIMR SIGNAL, THE NEWB
(LONDON ERLAY).
1.49 COMMENTARY (LONDON RE-
LAY) OR STOP PRESS ITEM. 7.15 "ST HEARING" PRE-
BENTED BY ALEX BORȚIE. 14 AUSTRALIAN MAGAZINE. 8.00 MANTOVANI MUSICAL
MODES.
Lonely Ballerina: Dusk; Ms Chere Amie June Night; The Deserted Ballroom: Nalia: Lazy Gondoller: Begin the Beguine; Edelma: Reviena -Mantovard and his Orchestra.
8.30 911OW TIME
"Ki Me Kate",
(Lyrics and Music by Cole Porter). and Chorus of the Broadway Pro- Excerpts Bung by the Principals duction Orchestre Conducted by Pembroke Davenport; Overture—ant other Openin', another Show: Wun derbar: So in Love: We Open in Venice; I've come to Wive it Wealt- htly in Padus: I hate man: Were thing that Special Frace: Alway Tune to You in my Fashion: I Dan Ashamed that Women are o Simple; Finale.
9.00 TIME SIGNAL.
THE NEWS AND HOME NEWS PROM
BRITAIN (LONDON RELAY). 9.13 "HERLOCK HOLMES” ~ BY BIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE, Air Ralph Richardson A Dr Watson tells the story with Sir John
Gielgud ar Sherlock Holmes: Episode 2. Produced by Harry Alan Towers. 9.45 BRITAIN SINÓR.
The Ormiston Choir. Conducted by William Boyd. 10.00 **IUMPH AT THE CONWAY." Humphrey Lyilleton and hic band.
1030 THE MUSIC MAKERS,
Canzonefta (Plere) Laula Cahuzse (Charinette). Folmer Jensen
Plano Sonata Noi E F Malce for Clarinet and Plano Op. 120 No. 2 Brahms) Benny Goodman [Clarinet) and Nadia Relsenberg
Planol. 10.39 WEATHER REPONT. 11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS- REEL (LONDON RELAY RE- CORDED).
The
11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.
Vale Fantaisie (Gunka) Philharmonia Orch. conducted by Nicola Mako; Grande Valve (trom the Ballet Raymends") (Glazounov} The Philharmonia Orch, conducted by Nicola Malko; Waltz of the Flowers from "Nutcracker Suite") (Tchaikovsky) The Philharmonia Özch, ecnducted by Nicolal Majko, 11.10 CLUBE DOWN.
Wednesday
7,00 am.
TIME BIGNAL AND OPENING MARCH.
1.02 LIGHT MUSIC. 7.15 NEWS SUMMARY. 7.30 TOP OF THE MORN, 1.45 WEATHER REPORT. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL
REPORT DIARY FOR TODAY.
WEATHER
R.IO MUSIC IN THE AIR,
1.00 CLOBE DOWN,
NEWA
AND
12.38 pm. PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 12.37 MUSIC FROM THE FILMS.
1.00 TIME SIGNAL.
1.13 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT AND BPECIAL ANNOUNCE- MENTA.
1.10 STOCK MARKET REPORT. 1.35 FROM THE BALLET.
Le Festin De L'Arolence Op. 17 The Carnival of the Spidor) (Nouto)) — Orchestre Des Concerts Lamoureux conducted by Jean Mar-
By the National Orchestra of Allinen; "Don Quichotte (Minkus
india stadio.
11.15 Cricket
Aceglo: Variailen 1 (Walizi: Varia- tion 3; Codam Orchestre of the "Con- SOUTH AFRICA_ ♥ TUF MÆ.Gerta Colonne conducted by Daniel
POETRY
2.00 CLOSE DOWN.
A commentary from Durban on the stir. first day's play in the Third Tost matchi 11.48 COMMONWEALTH
PROGRAMMP
$30 "WOMEN ONLY." „Á weekly magazina introduced by Poetry from India.
Introduced by Tailam Mary Bhawan.
6.00 TIME SIONAL.
9.15 THE ELGIN PLAYKIS, 15.00 g BÉ, RAVIO NEWSRKEL, 10.15 hepben Murray and Cariston | Chosen and ·
Hobbs in
Tennyson,
By Mik
Couldn't be fresher!
Libby's
FROZEN PRA
TODAY
PROGRAMME SUMMARY.
632 LUCKY
HEQUESTS.
DIP LISTENERS
Presented by Margherita. 31 WEATHER REPORT. 7,00 TIME BIGNAL. THE NEWB
(LONDON RELAY). 1.99 COMMENTARY (LONDON RELAY DR STOP PRESB ITEM.
1.15 "TIME FOR JAZZ,""
Presented by Robin Day. 1.43 LETTER FROM AMERICA.
By Alistair Cooks.
1.00 STRING SONG..
THE NEWS AND BOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 9.13. AT THE OPERA.
"The Rake's Progress" (Stra-
• vinsky)-Act 1.
The 'Chat
Anna Trulovo (Soprano), filico Gueden; Batin the Turk (Contratu), Blanche 2ebom; Tom Rakewal (Tenor). Eugeno Conley: Nick Shadow (Baritone), Mads XIMTO!!: Mother Clostr (Mezio-Boyrano), Martha
Lipton: Trulova (Bass), Norman Scott: Sellem, suctionar (Tenor), Paul Franke; Keeper of the madhouse (Baru), Llewrence Dav[G- pon, Boloisia with Igor Stravinsky conducting the Chorus and Orch, of the Metropolitan Ope, a' Association → (Kirt Adloe-Chorus Mader), 30.00 (approx.). DAVID ROSE AND
MIS ORCHESTRA.. Nostalg Woody fterman; Our Wadtz: fletum to Paradise; Violin Under the Stars: The Bad and the Beautiful; Joey's theme from "Little Fugitive": Vienoa Sings Again; All
Ronald Binge and hia Oroheatin. 850 "RAK COME THE BOYS.
Overture (from Musical Comedy The Boy Friend"-Haul McGrabe and his Bearcats; Happy lunking Horn (Pal Joey"); What do I care for a Dame and Ballet "Pal Joel'') -throid Lang (Vocal)
Part Crescendo'. A Puzzle. ment (from "The King and Ijavuk met Sunday's broadcast)});" Brynner (Vocal): Standing on $11.00 TIME SIGNAL BADIO NEWS-
1939 WEATHER REPORT.
ANGEL PAVEMENT" - DY 2. D. PRIESTLEY. Dramatized by Howard Ark.
(Repent
of
REEL (LONDON. RELAY RE CORDED).
40
Corner (from The Musi HARDY Tella")-Shorty Long Alan Clibert. Join Herson andi Поч Lazarus: Joey, Joey, Joey (from "The Lost11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC. Happy Tel-Art Lund (Vocal): Vals Azul (Blue Walta); Val en Bogin: from "The Most Happy si Mayor, chococai Muneca FRIJA") -- Robert Weede (Vocal) | Criatal: (Glass Doli); MI Amgr Fák Don't Cry from "The Most Happy Una Flor (Bly love was a Flower): Fella")mast Luna (Vocal); Mane, Vale en re Bemol (Enchantment); Mama (from The Mort Happy Apasionado (Passionate): Amoroja Fella"Robert Werde (Vocal). (Loving)-nesto Lecuona (Piano).
9.00 TIME DIGNAL.
130 CLOSE DOWN.
THE NEWS AND НОМЕ NEWS FROM DRITAIN, 9.1 WEDNESDAY THEATRE,
The Tragedy of Julius Caesar - by William Shakespeare: *Part ́s.
Produced by Val Gielgud.
ADAS MUSIC OF THE TWENTIETH
CENTURY.
Spirituals for String Choir and Orchestra (Gould). Proclamation: Bemon: A Little DIL of Sin: Protest; Jubilee-Minneapolis Sym. Orch, conducted by Antal Dorail
19.49 WEATHER REPORT. 11.00 TIME SIGNAL, KADIO NEWE- REEL (LONDON RELAY RE- COLUSD).
11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC,
Friday
7.00 2.20. TIME BIGNAL OPENING MARCEL
1.02 LIGHT MUSIC. 1.15 NEW SUMMARY. 120 TOP O' THE MOIN. 145 WEATHER NEPORT, 8.00 TIME BIONAL,
WEATHER NKFURT DIARY FOR TODAY. 4.20 ORCHESTRA CALL 1.00 CLOSE DOWN.
AND
NEWB, AND
17.15 p.m. ROMAN CATHOLIC
PRAYERS.
Ave Maria (Schubert); On Wings of Song (Mendelssohn)". Nens but the Lonely Heart (Tchaikovsky):1730
Westminster
By theter. Father . W. Gallagher B.J.
PHQOHAMAIE BUMMARY.
Drink to ine Only with thina Eyes 12 LONDON STUDIO MELODIES.
(Od English) The
ht Orch 1150 CLOSE DOWN.
Thursday
TIME
3.00 .31.
SIGNAL UPENING MARCH, 7,02 LEDIET MUBIC. 7.15 NEWS SUMMARY, 120 TO O' THE MURN. 745 WEATHER-REPORT. 1.00 TIMK
Jack Coles and his Golden Strings. 1.00 TIME BIGNAL
"QUIET RHYTHM."
Fela Sowande and his fhythm Quintet.
1.15 NEWB, WEATHER REPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- MENTO.
110 MUSIC OF THE MASTERS.
Piano Concerto it Major K.V. 450 (Mo11) - Hana Henkemana AND (Piano) - The Vienne Symphony
Orch. conducted by John Pritchard.
2.00 CLOSE DOWN.
NEWS,
ANS
SIGNAL WEATHER HEPORT DIARY FOR TODAY, 8.10 MUBIC IN THE AIR. 9,09 CLUBE DOWN, 12.30 p.m. PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 1232 "NOTHING BUT MUSIC."
1.00 TIME SIGNAL. L15 NEWS.
WEATHER NEPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- MENTS,
120 "FROM THE BUOW."
330 OBIDREN'S PROGRAMME - "LOOKING AT THINGS." 'Looking At Books."
LA 100, là burn - The Printed Parc,
5.03 STOCK MARKET REPORT. 6.00 TIME BIGNAL
PROGRAMME BUMMARY. 4.02 POPULARITY POLI
Presented by Ted ThoMKE," 6.30 BENNY GOODMAN, HIS OR- CHESTRA AND COMBOS. Let's Dance; Jumpin' at the Wood- side; Stompin' at the Savoy: What con I way after I say I'm sorry?; Wheny! Fall too old to dream; del brought a New Kind of love to me; Rock Rimanon; Air Mall Special.
9.59 WEATHER REPORT. 1.09 TIME SIGNAL THE NEWS
(LONDON MELAY). 7.09 COMMENTARY (LONDON
RELAY) OR ATOP FRESS ITEM.
"Merria England' (German), Introduction: Geneeful England; Hampipe: Tho Yecmen of bugund; Dance; Aly troth is plighted prinsla, Act 1); Dance: The English Rose: Heppy; who shall any that love is cruel; God save Elizabeth-Patricia Baird (Soprano), Marjorie Themas (Con- tralto); Alexander Young (Tenor), John Cameron
with (Baritone) Cherus and the New Sym. Orch, conducted by Victor Diet: Morris Dance (irom "lienty VIII) - Tho New Symphony Orch. conducted by Victor Oluf,
2,09 CLOSE DOWN.
6.30 PROGILAMME FOR OLDER
CHILDREN.
Presented by Elzabeth. 4.55 STOCK MARKET REPORT, 0.00 TIME BIGNAL.,
PROGRAMME BUMMARY. 6.02 PORTUGUERE HALF HOUR. 8.30 V.0.A. HIT PARAUE. 4.39 WEATHER REPORT,
1,00 TIME SIGNAL THE NEWS
(LONDON RELAY).
7.09 COMMENTARY (LONDON RELAY) OR STOP PRESS ITEM.
7.13 A LIFE OF DLIS81
Written by Godfrey Harrison, Produced by Lestle
145 "QUIET LISTENING mont
Heclor Chauvin at the organ. 8.00 BEGINNERS PLEASE FROM
THE CONCERT HALL. Compers: John Wallace. Producer: Hilary Green. 150 THORSDAY SCRAPBOOK.
A magazine entertainment for most ages, in which thera in music of a sort, meeting with interesting people, various problems in sound. And All manber of trivia for your das traction,
0.00 TIME BIGNAL.
7.15 "SCENES DE BALLET
(GLAZOUNOV) OP. $2, Bolshoi Symphony Orch. conducted by Alexander Gauk,
149 GOING TO THE PICTURES.
The critics diseas the pictures they have seen this week, Chairman: Timothy Birch. 8.00 A SCOTTISH JOURNEY,
Francis Collinson visits places inade famous in gong. 9,00 TIME NIGNAL,
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HOME
THE NEWA AND NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 9.15 MUSIC LOVERS' HOUR.
Presented by Aileen Dekker. Sonata No. 9 in 9, on No. (Beethoven); Concerto No. 1, in minor, Op. It (Chopin). 19.15 Music IN THE RUBS MOR-
GAN MANNER-
Buis Morgan and his orchestra playing his own compositions. Picad think of Me Whisper; It's All over but the Crying; Good Night little Angel: So Long 1050 ABIAN CLUB LONDON
RELAY RECORDED). 10.59 WEATHER REPORT. ILO
TIME BIGNAL, RADIO NEWS. REEL (LONDON RELAY KE- CORDED).
11.33 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.
Emperor Waliz (J. Strauss); Dansa Macabre (Saint-Saer) - Now Or chestral Society of Boston conducted by Will Page, 1120 CLOSE DOWN,
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CHAUSSON
Poem of Love and the Sea.
Gladys Swarthout and the RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra. -
Pierre Monteux, Conductor,
MENOTTI
Amelia al Ballo,
Margherita Carosio, Rolando - Panerai, Glacinto Prandelli, Maria
Amadini, Enrico Campi, * Silvana Zanolli, Elena Mazzont and Orchestra and Choriz of La Scala Opera House, Milan. Nino Sanzogne, Conductor.
VILLA-LOBOS, BARRIOS, PONCE, BARROSO, ALMEIDA. Guitar Music of Latin America.
Laurindo Almeida, (guitar),"
THE THREE RAVENS,
Your Trus
Songs of Folk and Minstrelsy out of Elizabethan England.
The Three Rapens, The Cuckoo, How Should Love Know, 'Sweet Nightingale," I Will Give My Love an Apple," The Oak and the fish, and others." Alfred 'Deller,
·Counter»tenor with Deamond Düpre; guitar and lute,
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