THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1959.
- A "China Mail" Feature
Your Radio Listening For Next Week In Detail-A
"BABY DOLL" STARS
IN PLAY
Radio Hongkong will broadcast a "Voice of America" production of "The Glass Mena- gerie" on Thursday evening at 9.15.
The first of Tennessee Williams's plays to reach Broadway, "Menagerie" is set in St Louis, Missouri, and deals with the conflict between reality and illusion.
in the radio
adaptation, the
These characters are the crea
leading roles Are played by tion of Laurla Wyman, a prolifte radio and television Mildred Dunnock, Kim Stanley, writer of Ell Wallach, and Karl
Maiden, material,
all prominent an the Ameri can stage. Malden and Wallach starred in the film Baby Doll.
Hanna Ludwig
Every
at
Monday evening 9.15, Radio Hongkong broadcasts a live rec|24| given either by local musicians or visiting artists,
the In
wook town thi
German mezza. renowned soprano Hanna Ludwig and ter accompanist, conductor Reinhard Peters.
pro-
This week's "Monday Recital"
In A will feature them gramme of operatio arias lleder,
New Drama
and
J
Each of four episodes in BBC series "So I'll Tell You" is complete in itself
and deals
with a came concerning some!
The part of Matthew Boames distinguished
Is played by the
Factor, Davlu Kenauff.
The rat story, "Becond That Proposal," can be heard on Frl. day at 9.15 p.n.
BBC
Concert
The cast of the Voice of America production of The Glass Menagerie itaten to instruc- tions from their director, Gerald Kean. They are (left to right) Karl Malden, Kim Stan- ley, Mildred Dunnock and Eli Wallach. Maiden and Wallach both starred in the film Baby Doll
ITR varled
aslection on "man," an, Trade Commissioner for India, seen through the eyes of both Mr B. P. Adakar.
Musie With Friday evening's Lovers Hour on holiday, Radlo Hongkong will broadcast in place a wories of "GBC Cancart Hall" programmes consisting of actual concerts given by some of
leading
orchestras Britain's under distinguished conductors,
At 9.15 this Friday the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Welter Goehr will play works by Prokofiev, Ravel, and two contemporary British com poor, Alun Hoodinott and Ivor Walsworth.
Patchwork
Tho selection of materiale in Itom handled by an acid-tongued the last edition of "Patchwork" dealer, was all on the subject of "wo- but endearing antique
man."
Catch-
Matthew 8cames, and his dead- lose of an selatant, Mr polc.
(Broadcasting on a frequency
860 kilucycles per second.)
Today
7.00. TIME BIGNAL..
MARCH.
LIGHT Music. 7.15 NEWS HUMMARY,
AND 7.20 STAGE
MELODIES.
1.45 WEATHER REPORT, 7.53 DIARY FOR TODAY.
238 WEATHER REPORT.
SCREEN
8.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS.
8.10 PROGRAMME PARADE.
8.15 FRANCK POURCEL..
Its Strings & Orchestra.
9.00 CLOSE DOWN.
12.30 pm. ROMANCE IN MUSIC &
HONO.
1.00 TIME SIGNAL.
1.13 WEATHER REPORT.
NEWE & SPECIAL NOUNCEMENTS.
1.35 TIME SIGNAL.
AN-
130 LUNCHTIME MUSIC,
Joyeuse Marche (Chabrier-Or- chestro
des Concerts
Lamoureux. Allegro cond. by Jean Fournet; Virace (Schubert) (trum Symphony No. 1 In D Major Orchestra Radio Symphonique de Paris, cond. by Rens Leibowitz; Suite Pastorile (Chabrier)-Orchestre des Concret Lamoureux, con, by Jean Fournet.
2.00 JUST FOR YOU.
3.30
Presented by ! Dorward.
THE MOONSTONE"
By Wilkie Collins,
The Tost."
Next Wednesday, at 9.15 p.m. George Fowler will introduce a
11.30 ORCHESTRA OF THE WEEK.
The nymphony Orchestra of Badlo Gelpetę/ "Froissar" Op. 19 Concert Over Lures (Elgas)—örchenra, cond. by Gerhard Pfluger: Carnival Scene
cond, by Sulin Nicodej-orchestra Hilmar Weber,
12.15 p.m. TIK IRISH FESTIVAL
HINGERS.
12.30 THE CRITICS.
Chairman:-Tim Brinton.
1.80 TIME BIGNAL
HERBERT SEITEN PIANO.
1.13 WEATHER REPORT.
1.13 TIME SIONAL.
AT
THE
BOXER.
201
tho
this Itame In Among week's
true ragbag will be a story about
Australian commemorating planeer, poetry the burial of à famous scidler, A light-hearted monologue about
infamous man, and muale Jockeys ranging from Brahms to Crosby.
Two hundred, yourm ago January 25, in a humble thatched Cottage at Alloway, near Ayt, was born the great Scottish bard, Robert Burns.
on
At 8 o'clock, there will be a
Australia programme for
Day, which features Australian muslo
To mark the occasion tomor played by Australian muelciare.
авс avening, a special Tonight to the finst night of row the Fat Choy broadcasts,
Brothora Bo", In feature, "Bhall which your favourite dlec will be broadcast.
play Bing tunes for you, In return for your pledge of money in ald of the needy at Chinese New Year.
National Day
your favourite
The highlight tonight lathe traditional Jump-into-the-drink Monday, January 26 is the Na-performance by whichever die tional Day of both Australia and jockey gets $2,000 on his head. This event will take place in India.
the harbour near Queen's Pier, Charles and Tim Brinton and Harvey will be on the spot to tell all about it.
At 6.30 p.m. there will be "India Day Programme," which the Includes short talk by
#
7,00 am. TIME SIGNAL.
MARCH.
LIGIFT MUSIC,
7.13 NEWS SUMMARY.
120 MELODY AND BỎNG.
1.45 WEATHER REPORT.
8.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS 8.10 PROGRAMME VARADE,
8.15 LESTER LANIN & is on-
CHESTRA.
9.00 CLONE DOWN,
NEWS & SPECIAL ANNGUN- | 12.30 p.m. DOVULE ATTRACTION.
CEMENTS.
1.30 LUNCHTIME MUSIC.
is Symphony Orchestra:
J'uem (Fibich)-Donald Voorhees &t Orgy of of Past the Brigands (Memories Scenes) (Dertler) from "Harold In Haly Symphony Op. 18)-Guenther with Vienna Breitenbach (Violinist) Symphony Orchestra end. hy H. Moral Intermezzo from L'Amico Your- Fritz Manzugni)—Donald heen is Symphony Orchestr Fair Mat Perth-Suite (Bizel)- The Conservatory Orchestes of Perin cond. by Edouard Lindenberg.
2.30 "PAL JOVT."
Excerpts from the ninetes1 fm, starring-Rita Hayworth, Kim Novak & Frank Sinatra. 2.10 JAZZ FESTIVAL
"Dixieland to the Present liat."
HOSPITAL be 3.00 ROME
QUISTA. Presented by Jennifer.
Heron Riddio & Ifts Orchestra & Nat King Cole.
1.00 TIME SIONAL.
1.13 WEATHER REPORT.
1.15 TIME SIGNAL.
NEWS & SPECIAL ANNOUN- CEMENTS.
1.30 THE AFTERNOON CONCERT. 2,00 CLOSE DOWN.
5.30 MAN CONQUERS THE AIR" Aeroplane(A fine Broadcatt for Rchool).
1.45 FOR THE VERY YOUNG,
Introduced Compiled an atavin. 8.00 TIME SIGNÁL.
by
IT'S IN THE GROOVE, 9.30 INDIA DAY PROGRAMME.
Including a 9hort Talk by The Trade Commissioner for India, MP B. P. Adakar...
6.58 WEATHER REPORT.
E-
Part to:
4.00 MUBIC FOR TEA TIME.
函
fleuris
Mantovani & Orchestra. 430 THE HAL KANNER CHESTRA & CHORUS,
OR-
7.5
330 WE BING POR YOU. Dorothy Squires Latin.
4,09 MUSIC FOR TEA TIME.
The Bonerset it.
4.30 CALYPSO CARNIVAL
The Norman Laboff Choir,
5.00 UNIT REQUESTS.
Presented by Audrey.
Calling:-The 1st Royal TauAK. Hegiment.
C.00 TIME SIGNAL
BUC BANDSTAND.
Morris Motors Band.
#3) CASTAWAY'S CHOICE.
Tale week's
Castaway:-COL
F. T. Harrington 1.31.8. pre-
sented by Ted Thogar.
6.58 WEATHER BEVONT.
1.00 TIME SIGNAL, NEWS..
7,10 COMMENTARY.
7.15 THIS WEEK.
News, Laporis & Interviews
on some of the week's events
in and out of Hongkong, com-
piled by Timothy- Bireži,
2.45 VINTAGE DOONE.
The Internal Mountain"
8.15 SPORTBOAST
8,30 CONTINENTAL
VOUS.
With Dentee Brabant.
ES WEATHER REPORT,
9.00 TIME BIGNAL
NEW IN
RENDEZ-
HOME NEWS FROM
15 FAT CHOY, 1959.
The angul dies for dollars drivo, when listeners are invited to piezgo
for money by telephone
eir
vourite record. The money pledg ed goes to the lem fortunate families in Hongkong to make their celebra- tion of Chinao New Your a happier abe
The Team§¡---
Nick Hendali, Charles Harvey, Tod Jotu WanaBOU, Frank Miles, Thomas, Bill Dorward. To make a pledge dis-Tel. 30175. 1200 Midnight. CLOSE DOWN.
Sunday
#300. x.m* TIME BIGNAL,
2.19 MUNIC
LATIN
WEATHER KETORT & PRO- GRAKES PARADE.
IN THE AMERICAN MANNER. 8.30 MORNING MELODY. 258. WHATTEER REPORT.
2.40 TIMU BIONAL,..
TAN KENESESPECIAL NOUNCEMENTS
UJE: RKOURO HOUND &
5.00 THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Conducted by Carmen Dragon.
4.30 CHILDREN'S STORY.
་
*Recape No. Z: Challenge of Villainy by Bertha Lonsdale.
545 SCOTTIRI DANCE MUSIC.
Jimmy hand &
6.99 TIME. SIONAL..
STRING KONG,
Band.
Tonald Bingo & 'It Oechiestra. 6.30 FORCES EVENING SERVICE.
Conducted by The Rev. R. 1.
0.58 WEATHER REPORT.
1,00 TIME SIGNAL
NEWS.
7.10 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 1.1 FROM THE WEEKLIPY, 130 BOOK BHOP.
Each Week at this time Timothy Birch discusses come new bouke nd a Guest has been reading with
Speaker. This week Alleen Dekker talk about "Borstal 1oy" by Bren- dan Behan & "Dutinguished ter Talent" by Woodrow Wyatt.
1.43 THE 20TH
ANNIVERSARY OF RORPRT OF THE ULTIÍ BURNS. HALL BROTHERS te."
Song and Poems ESTA
8.15 80ANES
QUIRE.C
of Iobert
VORBYTE
Adapted by Muriel Levy from "A Močem Comedy" by Jake
. Cunworthy (Part 4).
LAS MUSIC FRUM HOLLAND.
Cosmopolitain Orchester ducted by '20_Cicher,
844. WEATHER APPORT. -:8.09 TIME SIGNAL
NEWS COMMENTARY.
9.13 IT IN THE NEWS.
7.00 TIME RIGNAL, THE NEWS
7.10 COMMENTARY,
MAN TRAP.”
A Serial Thriller Marlin.
730 COCKTAIL TIME.
7.15 MAN TEAP." A Serial Mariin.
Thriller by Lyle
739 OPERA AND BALLET 8.15 TAKE IT FROM
With Tirk Mentley Jimmy Ed. wards June Whitfield,
8.43 LETTER FROM AMERICA,
By Altair Cooke,
6.38 WEATHER REPONT.
9.00 TIME SIGNAL
NEWS & HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN.
0.15 E IMPORTANCE OF NA-
TIONALITY.”
A discussion between Bertrand Husrett, Peter Uzunov,
colm Muzzeriago.
X-
0.43 NETHERLANDS COMPOSERS. 10.15 NIGHT CAP..
Introduced by Ted ThomAL
10.58 WEATHER REPORT
13.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-
REEL.
11. AND BO TO BED.
11.30 CLOSE DOWN.
Wednesday
7.00 am. TiME BIGNAL
MANCH
LIGHT MUSIC.
7.13 NEWS BUMMART.
720 MELODY AND SONG,
1.45 WEATHER REPORT.
7.50 A THUUGITT ON YOUR WAY,
Itev, J. Fuster,
7.53 ARY FOR TODAY.
1.38 WEATHER REPORT. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. AID PROGRAMME PARADE.
8.15 THE GEORGE
QUINTET
by
Lyle
9.00 C.USE DOWN,
800 PROGRAMME FOR AUSTRA-
LIA DAY.
Australian Muste played Australian Musicians.
AD THEIR FINENT HOUR.
* WEATHER REPORT. 9.00 TIME RIGNAL.
SHEARING
12.30 MUSIC FROM THE FILMS.
1.00 TEME BIGNAL.
1. WEATHER REPORT.
NEWB & SPECIAL ANNOUN- CEMENTS.
1.13 TIME MONAL.
by
1.30 IT'S IN THE NEWS.
A Radio Panel Gamma,
NEWS & HOME NEWS FROM DRITAIN.
9.15 MONDAY BECITAL.
By Banna J.udwig, (Soprano) plana accompaniment by ein hard Peters.
8.45 ECHOES OF BROARWAY. 10.33 VINTAGE GOONS..
"The Internal Mountain." (Itapot of last Saturday's broad-
cast).
19.45 SONG BY THE INK SPOTS. 10:38 WEATHER NEPORT.
11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWA-
HEEL
11.15 REVERIE.
1130 CLOSE DOWN_
Tuesday
7:00 am. TIME, SIGNAL.
MARCH.
LIGHT HOSIC,
7.15 NEWS BUMMARY.
320 MELODY AND LONG.
FID David Whitdela a Andro Kostelanets & His Orchestra.
143 WEATHER KEPUST.
740 A THOUGHT ON YOUR WAY..
davad. TosterODAY. 75 WEATHER REPORT.
7.45 DIARY FOR
5.40 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. sie PROANNK PARADE. The
8.15 THE DONKEY
Atadio Pansi⠀ Game,
Modeoghegan, Panel Green Keten Ching, Ri Taiterswil, Chairman---Jqha Well Egerton,
Wallace,
The programme arrestged de pro- duced by. Timothy Bườ
9.45 BUNDAY QONCERT,
AN
j
& SPORTS
'391 FEMR MABQUERANE, SUIT
Namensfelor, Op. šiš Overture (Basthoven); he
State Opsta Orchest
ORCHESTRA.
IN CLOSE DOWN.
BROTHERS'
12.15 m. LUNCHTIME PRAYERS,
By The Bay, V. 2. Temple, DARA of Hong Kong.
MELODY. 12.30-JOUENCY INTO
With les sodwin and Oldest
1.99 TIME GNAL, Vienna
LISWEATERS REPORT.
Han Tin)
MIS TIME BRINAL
The
Panol: GrACE McGeoghegan.
Stelen Ching. Bill Tattersall,
music In this programme of
George and poetry. producer Bruce presents a fair varlety of Burn' achievements as man
emphaels and me a post, with on hie affection for his fellow- men.
Hence the tide, which la takon from Burn poem, "A Man's a Man for a That."
"Shall Brothers Do" is at 7.45 p.m, on Sunday.
7.20 MORNING MELONv.
7 WEATHER REPORT.
7.50 A THOUGHT ON YOUR WAY.
Rev. J. Poster.
7.33 DIARY FOR TODAY. 7.38 WEATHER REPORT,
8,00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS.
10 PROGRAMME PARADE. 8.15 PERCY FAITH AND HIS OR-
CHESTRA
9,00 CLOSE DOWN.
12.30 pm. NOTHING BUT MUSIC.
1.00 TIMR SIGNAL.
1.13 WEATHER REPORT.
1.15 TIME SIGNAL
THE NEWS & SPECIAL AN- NOUNCEMENTS,
1.30 GOLDEN AGE OF POPULAR
BONOS.
1918-1913 yoman Maputed, I Love You."
2.00 CLOSE DOWN.
530 THURSDAY CLUB.
complied & produced by all- lian Darling.
5.00 TE SIGNAL.
FORTUGUESE HALF HOUR. Presented by Hugo Vieira,
ORCHESTRAL CON- €30 LIGHTT
CERT.
6.M WEATHER REPORT.
7.00 TIME SONAL, THE NEWS. 130 COMMENTARY.
7.15 "MAN TRAP."
A Serial
Martin.
Thriller by Lyle
130 HONGKONG HIT PARADE.
Presented by Ted Thomas.
BBC
Overseas Shortwave
Programmes
(On 26.750. Mc/s. 11.65m; and 21.550 Mc/s, 19.92m)
SATURDAY, JAN. 24
7.00 pm. THE NEWŃ. 7.00 COMMENTARY.
7.35 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 7.20 SPORTS ROUND-UP, 139 FROM THE WEEKLIES. Extracts from editorial comment by leading British weekly newspapers.
7.45 FORCES' FAVOURITES, $30 LATURDAY CONCERT HALL.
Music for everybody played by the BBC Concart Orchestra. Conductor: Vilem Tanky with Julie Broans (guitar), Programme introduced by Charles Grawer.
21.00 THE NEWS.
0.00 COMMENTARY.
D. WEEKEND BEVIEW.
A Tadio magazine including Arab TAPP.
9.30 THE World of SCIENCE,. 9.45 COMPUÜBER OF THE WEEK, Prokobov (on recorda).
1000 g B. RADIO NEWSREEL 10.13 THE NAND OF THE ROYAL
ARTILLERY.
Conductor Major 9. V. Jays. 10. MELODY HOUR.
Orchestra Goodwin
The Hea
and Dennis Wilson Trio, Волжен.
Introduced by Roy Wallsing duced by Travers Thorneios,
1130 AT THE PIANO.
Ronald Smith:
11.43 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL..
TUESDAY, JAN. 27
0.10 p.m. THE GOON silow.
With Peter Selioré Harry .Become Spike Milligan, The
Play Ellinglon Quartet,
7.00 THE
7.00 COMMENTARY.
MEX
7,1 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 700 APURTS ROUND-UP. 7.30 VORCËS' FAVOURITES, 8.00 James McKechnie and
Kurs in
THE FLYING DOCTOR',
Bl
.
A series of sturies based on the work of the Australian Neyal nying Doctor service. 4: Torbidgen Quilly",
6.30 ULSTEL MAGAZINE,
A programme for Uuter people OVERSIAL.
0.00 THE NEWS.
9.03 COMMENTARY.
5.15 THE BRAINS TRUST.
Kekker! Teorie Lee, Nelson Linklater, Darko Suvin, h: Jun Yerke. 9.43 RECITAR
Manuel Villet (plavo; Africa). Hungarian Rhapsody No.
J
Ενα
pro-
South
G-1lz!;
dine (Gaspard de in Nulty--Ravel. 10,50 Ben. KABIO NEWRREEL 19.13 MUNIS FROM THE CON-
TINENT,
(On ramophone records). 10.30 Natey Price, Richard Hurndall and Demra akelock with Artur Young IN
A commentary on the second half of one of the day's Fourth Round Foot-11.30 ball Association Cup matches.
18.42 DANCE MUSIC ON GRAMO.
PHONE RECONDE.
1.00 m. THE NEWS,
SUNDAY, JAN. 25--
1.00 pm. THE NEWS. 7.00 SOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN.: 1.15 SPORTS ROUND-UR,
7.30 TILE MAN BORN TO BE KING.
A play cycle on the Life of Oni Lord by Dorothy L. Sagers 3:
A Certain Nebinman",
Produced by Peter Watts.
B.15 app. ORCHESTRAL MUSIC.
Un framophone records, 8.30 Kenneth 1lotne insists
nothing i
BEYOND OUR SEN'.
With Kenneth
Paddlck. Belty
tha
Willia
Hugh Marsden, Lon Moody Patricia Lancaster, who support him in a sort of radio show with the Fraser Hayes Pour."
U.DG THE NEWS, 0.09 COMMENTARY, 9.15 ABIAN CLUB. Acung-Hadio.
Theatro,
Pin by martua Goring.
DAS LIGHT MUSIC.
and
Un gramophone records. 10.00 Ben. HANIO NEWSREEL. 10.15 CUNCERTO.
William Waterhours (bastoon), Beottish Orchestra BOC Conductori lan Whyte. Scottish Rhapsody No. 2 (Burns)= Mackenzle; Easton Concerto in F Storitz Pelita Buiko-Dobusy, orch. Busser, Romance for Damon and Calm Orchestragar: Overture,
and Pruspervua Mendelssohn. 11.35 SHORT STORY,
Voyage
'BLOWAWAY. by James Pattin- won, red by Arthur Bash. 12.30 George Cole, Diana Church,
and Leiin Uerdon in. 'A IJFE OF LIBB 12.00 midnight, THE NEWS.
MONDAY, JAN. 26
100 p.m. THE NEWS.
1.63 COMMENTARY,"
7.15 HOME NEWS FIZOM, BRITAIN.
1.29
PURTA REVIEW.
1.30 LETTER FROM AMERICA.
By Alistair Cooku,
145 NEW RECORDS.
(ght music),
Presented by Roy Bradford, 8.15 SEMPEINI SERENADE.
introducing a one-ew ones Javed
oflex ones - peglected by Remprint at the plane. BAS MAINLY FOR WOMEN, 9.00 THE NEWS.
9.09 COMMENTARY.
9.15 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS,
This week recorded questione come from Ceylon.
Speakers include: Professor Aro Love Andrew Shonfeld and fessor P. Brdawer
9.30 BTU AGRICULTURE,
Plant Protection.
Introduced by Cunard Belly
9.43 COMPOSER OF THE WEEK.
Mendelsson (on recorda), 10.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL Graham Greene;"The Rain: 10.15 CONCERT FOR INDIA DAY.
8.39 TALKING ABOUT BOOKS.
on Man In Havana by
Bow & The With TWG by Nevil Shute;The
Shadow" by nobin Maughan. Reviewed by Colvyn Baye.
9.45 PLANO. PLAYTIME WITH
DUKK ELLINGTON,
1.53 WEATHER REPORT.
0.00 TIME SIGNAL,
NEWS & HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN.
9.IS AMERICAN
THE AIR.
*The Gan
Теплениес
BBC Beuttish Orchestra. Con ducted
Bernare Jacob by
Cakutha (Canquetor of the Rymphony Orchestra). Overture, La Forza dei Benino Very Ramayana Dança Bu John Mayer Thres Bavarian Dances -Elgar Bohemian Dances The Fair Man of Parth)-Biss
11.00 FOR CHILDREN.
07 THEATRE
hienagerie" by
William
by Gerald Kean.
1035 BITAL WE DANCE.
10.38 WEATHER REPORT.
The Story of the Kressure Seckers".
By E. Nobl directed
11.30 THE STORY
Nell Egerton. Chairman John 11.00 TIME SIGNAL, KADIO NEWS.
Walince.
arranged & pro
The airchi. (Repeat of '
duced by
Ent Sunday's broadenst).
2.00 CLOSE DOWN.
830 EVENING SERENADE.
The Hawall Calls Urchestra And Chorus, directed by Ai Kestoita
Perry Hauntabl (Vocal).
6.00 TIME SIGNAL.
LUCKY DIV.
featuring
Presented by. Margherita..
0.58 WEATHER PONT.
7
7
TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. COMMENTARY.
7.13 "MAN TRAN
REEL. 11.13 SOFT
LIGHTH A MURIC. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.
Friday
1.00 IL TIME SIGNÁL..
MARCH.
LIGHT MUKIC.
7.13 NEWS SUMMARY
2.20TM MORNINGTMMELUDT.
745 WEATHER REPORT.
URCHESTRA
+
OF
TILL
1 Russian intertude. Presented with swnophone reconla
by Jultan terkago.
BYRET
12.00 midnight. THE NEWA.
734 A THOUGHT ON YOUR. WAY.
Rev. J. Yoster
Serial Thriller by Lyte stat 1.45 DIARY FOR TODAY.
130 TIME FOR JAZZ.
'With Rodin' Day.
1.10 BONG RECITAL
Kim Dorg (Baw) with Gerald
Mon 2017
8.30 FINEST
Presented by Honard Decent, 138 WEATHER REPORT. 9.00 TIME BIGNAL.
NEW & HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN.
0.18 PATCHWORK.
Introsaced by Deorge Fowler Rak prečneed by Gillian Durl.
SNYDER 10.40
tils Piano & Orchestra. 10.1% BRITISH INDUSTRY.
sick Council. *Tite Dolppine Industry" by D.'T. FLADARNO, Acusonging, director......
Mackie & Co.
1944 WEBINSKIRKPORT
Symphony No. 1 AN DERMAN EX SPECIAL ANNOUNS LA KULE SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-
pp. 24 (bethaven); The COGEMENTERING
Leurigebouw Urenoura, je Ame*1.39 LUXORE NW, MUBIC.
stezakta some, by EridxX: KUL, ELS CLOSKY BUWO
・
QUARES.
BOUR
1148 PLANO RECITAL.
11.50 CLUB DOWN.
7.56 WEATHER REPORT."
6.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS.
8.10 PROGRAMME PARADE.
8.14 MUSIC IN THE AIL
9.00 LIGHT MUBSC
1.30 TEST CRICKET.
Amirulla v. England.
Commentaries on the First Day's Play in the Fourth Test Match at Adelaide by Radio Australia's Com- mentators.
12.15 MID-DAY PRAYERS.
By The Rev. 7. R. Gallaghez.
12.30 p.m. - Uskr
THE
COME Blaney Black à Fila Orchestra. 190 TIME BIGNAL.
LETTER FROM AMERICA.
By Anger Cooker Clapest of mal Thesday's broad-| 11 FEATHER BKPORT.
crit).
the
130 "AFTER THE BALL,"
Excerptoward the Dy musical play by Noel
THE BEARS
Production
of The London
8.00 BOSTON "POP" ORCHESTRA. Conducted by Arthur Fiedler. 2.30 THE STAN FREDERO BLOW. With ity May & Ind Calon's Rhythmaires.
6.00 I SIGNAL.
POPULARITY POL,
Presented-by Nick Kendall
6.30 JUNIOR YARE.
4.
30 minutes for launasets, intro-
duced by Dikna Houten.
WEATHER REPORT,
7.00 TIME KJONAL, THE NEWL
7,10 COMMENTARY.
1.15 MAN TRAP.C
1:
A Berial Thriller Maritt
By
Lyle
1.30 MUSIC ON THE UPHRAT.
With Kédle Collins & Or chaste, zim Jown, Beverly Kinney Kádak murke
NALITY
"eresnih omlat); Trady Richarda (Vaoki).
1.40 50 TEL TREL. YOU.
No. 1 "scend" "That Prepomat by Lewis Wri5am with David Kumos na Mikshaw foames.
1.30 AROUND YES
MUILO
WORLD · IN
1.30 INFORMATION DESK. RRATHER REPORT.A 1.31
E TMEIGNAROU
KEWEK KONN NEWS. FROK- BEITADE
NETERAPECIAL ANNOUN... | VA NOG CONCERT HALL KA
140 KUNATTRENDÓN, CONCERT.
THE FRIM PERAN
2016, TAKE IT FROM
THURSDAY, JAN. 29
1.00 HK NEWS.
745 COMMENTARY,
7.1 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN, 720 SPORTA ROUND-UP, 7.30 WELAH MAGAZINE.
1.00 WALTER GIBSEKING (plano).
TAMOphons records.
6.15 THE TED HEATH andw.
Ted Heath and his Marie with Trička Payne.
9.00 THE NEW.
9.09 COMMENTARY.
9.15 THE COMMON TIEG.
"New Zealand.
Speaker: -. W. Goodwin, "b" THE JACOBEAN SINGERS. 10.00 igen. RADIO NEWSREEL. 10.13 MUSIC IN THE PETER YORKE
MANNERL
1100 THE DERATE CONTINUES. 11.30 ROYAL MUSIC.
The second of a series of six pro...~ RTamince in which Denis Stevens with tatles about music soclated Roynity in England. Illustration will be given by The In Nomine Players and The Ambrosian_Singers. L2.00 midnight THE NEW.
TURN OF THE CENTURY'. JACK BALISBURY AND HIBA SALON GOCURSTRA.
12.00 midnight. THE NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 28 ·
1.00 pm. THE NEWS.
7.00 COMMENTARY............
7.15 HOME NEWS FICOM BRITAIN,
7.20 SPORTS ROUND-UP.
1.29 MUSIC POR DANCING.
FRIDAY, JAN. 30
7.00 p.m. THE NEWS. 7.00 COMMENTARY.
1.35 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN, 120 SPORTS ROUND-UP. 130 The Fourth Text Match
AUSTRALIA V. ENGLAND. report by Rex Aiston on the first day's play at Adelaide,
7.45 COMMONWEALTH OF BONG. Artists From the Commonwealth gather in London, to send greciings
oog to their folks at home
NAVY PRO- 4. KENCHANT
In
GRAMME,
Victor Urester and his Ball-The Weekly Newsletter Introduced by Trevor Blore, followed by Record room Orchestra.
Requests.
.9.15 THE CHURCO'S MISSION TO
THE WORLD),
The Archbishop of Jerusalem
the Most Rev. A. C. MacInnes,
Le interviewed by the iØY. E. 13. Robertson
8.30 KOBERT DUPNB,
9.00 THE NEWS.
900 COMMENTARY.
933 NEW IDEAS.
A composite programme of the British Inventions, katext techniques, and discoverier. 9.30 ENGLISH WRITING.
“interchange.
The modern
Japanesa Novel published in English. A talk by Donald Koerie.
9. Dúl Jones in
PIANO REFLECTIONS".
19.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWBRELL 10.13 MUSIC FROM STAGE AND
SCREEN. Howland Jones" (conor), and the BBC Midland Light Orchestra. Condueled by Leo Warner,
| 11,00 DEBENT IBLAND DISCS.
This week: Hephzibah Menntun, Introduced by Itoy Plomley. 11.30 COMEDY OF LIFE.
ST Intellectual. Exootpis will be presented by Marius Goring from Samuel Deckati'a Wait- Ing for Gudo!, Ben Jonson's The Foetaler, and Bernard Shaw's Too True to be Good. The comedian will include Martus Goring, Roger Gaze, Carleton Hobbs John Laurie, and Marjorie Westbury.
12.00 midnight THE NEWS.
GO
DIE FLEDERMAUS
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9.00 THE NEWS.
9.49 COMMENTARY.
9.13 INTRENATIONAL
CONFERENCE.
PRESS
A person in the news, in cross- examined by journalists.
0.33 LITERARY LONDON.
Franci Wataon recalls writers who have lived in Battersea.
0.43 SPOTLIGHT.
Focuses on Commonwealth arists who entertain with tho Ivar Mairasta Trio. Today! Harry Rabinowitz fruta South Africa,
10.00 Bit Ben. RADIO NEWAREKL 16.15 NEW RECORDS.
(Concert music),
Presented thy Donald Mitchell 11.00 LANCE AKUTHORPE-HORSE-
MAN. A documentary
programma written and narrated by Veter McGregor.
(An Aus M LEA zeoadcasting Com- mission Production). 11.30 KINGS OF THE KEYBOARD. Plaño music in contrasting, wylos played by Cive Lythros (concert planet. Rawler and Landauer itwo Telma Parion (Lalin- planos). American Music). The Frank Horro
music). Quartet (Rhythmle plana Introduced by Alsa Dell, produred by Jimmy Grant 12.00 midnighL THE NEWS.
GAY
(Johann Strauss)
with
Qur
latest
OPERETTA
SELECTION
with a cast including Elizabeth Schwarzkopf, Rlla Streich & Erich Kunz and the Philharmonia Orchsitra & chorus conducted by Herbert von Kurajan.
THE CONDOLIERS
(Gilbert & Sullivan)
with a cast including Martyn Green, Margaret Mitchell & Richard Watson and the D'Oyly Carie Opera Company with chorus & orchestra conducted by Isidore Godfrey..
GIUDITTA
(Franz Lohar)
with a cast including Hilda Cuedon, Waldemar Kmenit- & Emmy Loose & the Vienna State Opera Chorus & Orchestra conducted by Rudolf Moralt.
LA FILLE DE MADAME ANGOT-
(Charles Lecocq)
with a cast including Lána Dachary, Bolange Michel & Michel Dens & chorus & orchestra of the 'Association dos Concerts Lamoureux conducted by Jules Gressier.
THE BEGGAR'S OPERA
(Austin)
with a cast including members of the "Old Vie" & singers with the "Pro Arte" Orchestra conducted by Sir Malcolm Sargent.
·LES CLOCHES DE CORNEVILLE
· (Robert: Planquetté)||
with a cast including Martha Angeliet, Mighet Dent & Plaire Hiegel & choris & orchestra of the Asociation des Concerts. Lamoureux conducted by Jules Cressier,
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