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Monday
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by 10. "THE DAY IT HAPPENED”— Radio Canada 1950 Drama Senes a repeat of Saturday's broadcast: a lyrical comedy by James Bancerman.
1439 BAND OF THE DAY-Van
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OF 11.15 FOLK SONGS
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12.15 p.m. HONGKONG STOCK EXCHANGE NOON CLOSING RATES — Lunchtime Variety cont
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7.30 THE HI FI CLUB-Sponsored by the Hong Kong Bottlers . Fed.
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9.00 CONCERT BY THE PHIL- ADELPHIA SYMPHONY
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Tuesday
the Bob
7.00 am. LET'S FACE IT-An early morning programme (1 music. 8.00 WEATHER REPURT - Let's
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for programme Jadies, presented by Williams. 10:00 AROUND
BARREL
WITH PICKINGS AND ZILCH-A repeat of Night'a broadcast:
THE
FOX Susan
6.00 PUPULAR CLASSICS
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HEART": THE 20TH CENTURY PRODUCTION Starring Haywand 25 Jane Froman; songs sung by Jane Froman
Well loved melodies from the pens of serious composers. 6.30 TAKE TEN PROVINCES,
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7 THE HI FI CLUB-Sponsored by the Hong Kong Bottlers Fed. Inc., presented by Nick Kendall.
8.00 WEATHER REPORT — The Spoken Word: Orations, stories and words of wisdom from Masters of the Spoken Word. 8.15 AN INTRODUCTION ΤΟ FLAMENCO BY KEITH E. PATTERSON. 8.30 HIS CHORUS AND ORCHES- TRA-Musicians of merit, ac- companied by choral groups. 9.00 SOMETHING OLD, SOME- THING NEW-In Philips and Fontana Records, compiled and presented by John Gunstone 9.30 HIGHLIGHTS FROM VERDI'S
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10.00 AROUND THE BRITISH ISLES WITH JOHN GUNSTONE. CRACKER 11.00 MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT.
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10.30 Broad THE DAY -
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1.00 WEATHER REPORT-Lunch- 11.30 WEATHER REPURT-Drop Me
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· 138 INFORMATION. DESK—Music,
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2.0o BACKGRYUND - Music for
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83
they come in. -AN WEATHER REPORT-For The
Ladies
by presented
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* 439 · CHILDREN'S
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A
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STOCK
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130 INFORMATION DESK-Music, 10.39
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10.00 NEW YORK LATE NIGHT
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11.00 MUSIC TILL MIDNIGHT,
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6.45 THE KENNEL CLUB A re- quest programme for husbanda in the "Dog House." 7.00 JUKE BOX JURY AND YES- TERDAY'S FAVOURITES - A panel of judges discuss the merits and de-merits of cur- rently released discs, foll:wed by hits of yesterday favourites. 7.30 THE HI FI CLUB-Sponsered
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10 C0 LYNNE MORRIS AT THE
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9.00 HOUSEWIVES' CHVICE-A re- quest programme for the ladies presented by Bob Williams.
10.00 THE MUSIC OF IRVING BER- LIN-AU time hits from this great composer. 10.30 BAND OF THE DAY-By Billy
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11.00 WEATHER REPURT
Music
for the milions 11.30 MUSIC AROUND THE WORLD -Accompany U: 03 a fantasy Journey in music and song. 1200 Noon. LUNCHTIME VARIETY In which D. putar and tocal instrumental artists sing and play for your early afternoon's listening. 12.13 p.m.
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715 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN.
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