Radio HK (cont'd)
1045 KEYBOARD CAVALCADE → Cavallaro remembers
Eddie Duchis. 18.53 WEATHER REPORT.
119 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-
KEEL.
1115 SOFT LIGHTS AND SWEET
MUSIC
1133 CLOSE DOWN.
Friday
7.00 am. TIME SIGNAŁ. MARCH,
MORNING MELODY.
7.15 NEWS SUMMARY. 135 WEATHES REPORT. 7.33 DIARY. FOR TODAY.
15 WEATHER RIPORT.
8.90 TIME SIGNAL. THE NEWS. 239 PROGRAMME PARADE..
IS MUSIC FOR YOU.
9.30 CLOSE DOWN.
12.15 pm MID DAY PRAYERS
By The Rev. Fr. R. W. Galla-
her S.J.
MUSIC
12.18 TED
HEATH AND
HIS
SIGNAL, 100 TEME
-LETTER FRÛM. AMERICA-BY. Alistair Tues- Cooke. (Bepeat of last day's broadcast).
L WEATHER REPORT.
1.15 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS &
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. 139 AFTERNOON CONCERT. 2.10 CLOSE DOWN.
3.5$ FOR THE - VERY YOUNG
Compiled by Mavis
ing English under
difficulties 10.30 THROUGH
by Dr Michael West No. "Keeping The Class Together." (BBC for schools).
6.00 THE JAZZ BEAT-Presented by the voice of America Elliot Sextet Jim Lowe. Lawrence Narrator.
630. THE ARCHERS—An everyday
story of country life in Eng land.
6.45 MUSIC FROM HOLLAND.- The promenade orchestra. 4.58 WEATHER REPORT.
7.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 7.10 COMMENTARY.
7.15 GUILTY PARTY-A
problem
in crime detection with John Arlott Ex-Detective Fabian
and F. R. Buckley, "One Man's Meat."
7.45 SHOW BUSINESS. 8.15 MAINLY FOR MIDDLEBROWS Stephen
Presented Alexander.
by
3.45 THE CRITICS-The critics-re-
Garrison view the
Players production of "Still Life" and "Ways and Means" from "To- night at 8.50" by Noel Coward. Now showing at the King George Hall. Missions to Sea men. Gloucester Road Chair- man: Timothy Birch. 158 WEATHER REPORT.
300 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS & HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 9.15 AT THE OPERA-Die Zauber-
flate (Mozert).
10.15. TAKE IT FROM HERE With Dick Bentley. Jimmy Edwards (Final) and June Whitfield
Last (Repeat of
Tuesday's broadcast).
10.45 SIR JOHN GIELGUD-Shake
speare's Ages Of Man
10.53 WEATHER REPORT.
THE LISTENING GLASS-Featuring Jack_Shain- dlin and the Silver Strings, with songs by Johnny Thomp- son and the Langworth Chori- sters. 11.00 STOP PRESS-A
night news report.
special late
Monday
7.00 1.m. MUSICAL CLOCK-Early
with variety inorning
checks.
7.15 NEWS SUMMARY.
tunes favourites and
6.00 TORCH TONES-Show
and light concert played by Sidney Torch his Orchestra.
6.28 BIRTHDAY MAILBAG. C30 THE ARCHERS-An everyday of country life in Eng-
story
land.
6.45 DITTY BOX-A
programme
in which we take a dip into the Diity Box.
7.00 TIME
NEWS,
SIGNAL
AND THE
7.09 WEATHER FORECAST. AN- NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER-
LUDE.
7.13 SHOW CASE-Selections. from
another
time
Rodgers
and Pacific."
Hammerstein's
7.45
ECK'S
QUARTER
HOUR Presenting
THE NEWS
3.00
7.20 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued. 7.53 WEATHER FORECAST. 8.60 TIME SIGNAL
AND WEATHER FORECAST. $10 BREAKFAST SESSION-To- with time day's reminders
www.
pro-
8.30 HIT TUNES OF ALL TIME— A programme of popular songs.
MUSIC-A 9.00 MORNING
gramme of light music featur- the ing the Polka Dots, and Orchestras of Norman Cloutier,
Roth and Paul Winter.
BENDEZVOUS Featuring Doris Day. Howard Keel, and Duke Ellington and His Orchestra.
PARADE-Popu- 10.30 KEYBOARD
10.00
lar melodies featuring Teddy Wilson
and Beryl Booker. MONDAY VARIETY-Popular variety.
11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS- 12.30 SATARA
REEL
11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC. KAS LISTEN AND TEACH-Teach- 11.30 CLOSE DOWN,
REDIFFUSION
TWO PLAYS HIGHLIGHT
WEEK'S PROGRAMME
On Wednesday at 9.00
p.m., Rediffusion's
Movietown
Theatre presents Frank Albertson in a play entitled "Three On A Honeymoon.” Frank Albertson is a veteran of the movies and Radio. His first important appearance in the movies dates back to 1922 in a called "Hollywood.”. picture This was "followed by his first "talk" entitled "Just Imagine."
During his career
in Holly-
11.00 1130 MUSIC BY RALPH NORMAN
AND HIS ORCHESTRA.
HONGKONG 12.00 Noon.
STOCK EXCHANGE-Financial news. 12.13 p.m. TUNE TIME-A quarter hour of popular tunes featur- ing some well-known singers.
REPORT. -THE NEWS AND SPECIAL AN- ROHMENTS. 1.30
TIME 2.00 VARIETY CALLS THE TUNE Featuring the Jose Melis Trio, Ralphi and the Orchestras of Flanagan and Freddy Martin. 3.00 MUSICAL MATINEÈ — "Das Dreimaederlhavs (Operetta in 3 Acts)" by Berte.
1.13
4.00 TEA FOR TWO-Popular songs
for tea time listening. 4.30 STRICTLY INSTRUMENTAL--
Tunes with a rhythmic beat. 5.00 CHILDREN'S CORNER-Bible story. Serial "Conquerer of Darkness." presented by Auntle Ray 5.30 MONDAY REQUESTS - Pre-
sented by Ron Ross. 533 BIRTHDAY MAILBAG. 6.60 LA MUSIQUE FRANCAISE—
Presented by Jeannette Firy. 6.30 THE ARCHERS-An everyday story of country life in Eng- LandOMENT FOR MELODY.
6.45 A
OF of
7.00
8.00 WORDS AND MUSIC-Pre-
sented by John Grant.
VOICE 8.30 REDIFFUSION'S
views SPORT-News and the Colony's sports and sports- THE SHRIRO BIT PARADE The top tunes of the week 9.30 SEMPRINT SERENADE With
9.00
for
arrangements Semprini's own
piano and the BBC Revue conducted by Harry
OMPLE
AND
VANDYKE AFFAIR.
Featuring Felix King and his Orchestra with guest Stars.
SIGNAL AND TIME
THE NEWS.
AN- 7.09 WEATHER FORECAST
NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER-
LUDE.
7.13 MARILYN PALMER SHOW- time with the winner of Rediffusion's talent time con-
test. 7.30 EVENING THE FINAL "Presenting Mr starring Peter Coke
Yoonde Westbury.
and
wood he appeard in the follow* 18.80. PAUL ing pictures "The Hucksters,” "Wonderful Life" and "Angels Sings" His Radio Shows In- clude “Second Husband," "John's 10.30 other Wife," "Gang Busters,”
Bilver Theatre LUX,
Sidppy."
and
110
Rediffusion is presenting an. hour-long BBC play tomorrow night at 9.00 p.m. entitled, "The Flight to Verennes,” a sequence compiled by Robert Speaight-
Antaninette" from the "Marie
of Hilaire Belloc. The Part of King Louis XVI of France is played by Arthur Young, Quéen
Antoinette
Hilda Marie
by Count "Axel 'de Schroder, and Fersen by Denis Goacher, with Robert Speaight and Malcolm Keen as the Royalist and the Republican telling the story. "The Flight To Varennes” - was produced by Val Gleigud for the BBC.
REDIFFUSION'S DANCE PAR- TY--Dance" music for those
to have a who wish
private dance party. STOP PRESS-A special late 'night news report.
Sunday
SERENADE-Light
Orchestral selections. 7.45 CALDBECK'S
QUARTER
another
HOUR Presenting chapter in the story of. "The Prodigal Father." 8.00 PERSONALITY PARADE
Featuring Anne Shelton.". 8.13 ANOTHER SEVEN-UP SHOW The tops in popular music presented by Ron Ross. 8.30 PICK OF THE POPS-Pre- pared and presented by Alan Pearman.
- 9.00 MUNDAY CONCERT —"Con- certo in A Minor Op. 82" by Alexander Glazounoff. "Sla- vonic Rhapsodie in G Minor" by Antonin Dvorak, "Sylvia- Ballet" by Leo Delibes.
STARS SING-Featur 10.00 THE
ing the songs
Connie Francis. A LIFE OF BLISS-With George Cole. Diana Churchill - and Colin Gordon.
of
2.00
8.30
9.35
7.00 am. · SUNDAY SERENADE
A programme of light music. LITTLE WHITE CHAPEL Sacred songs and music.
MUSICAL-Light HOLIDAY concert selections played by
his and Levin
OF Sylvan chestra. 9.36 NEWS AND WEATHER FORE- of -CAST-From the studios
Rediffusion.
PARADE-A STRINGS
ON programme of light and po- - pular music.
10.15
19.45
and his Orchestra.
DANCE TIME USA-Featur ing the music of Larry Falth,
11.00
STOP PRESS-A special night news report.
Late
9.30 MELODIES TO REMEMBER-
Songs of Yesteryear.
16.00 CURTAIN
Rediffusion is broadcasting a recorded.commentary by Jock 183 Sloan on Wednesday at 9.45 pm on the second half of the soccer match between the visit- Ing Peruvians and the Hongkong 1230 F.A. eleven..
11.00 2
Today
MEDLEY MORNING
selections concert Popular played by Evelyn Typer and Pro Bapée and bis Orchestra. 11.33 SQUAD ROOM—Episode 8. 12.30 Noon, TUNE TIE-HAN
bour of popular tunes featur. ing some well-known singers. 12.9 X MARCHING - WITH THE
GUARDS.
IN THE
RAY ELLINGTON
QUARTET. 133 WEATHER
NEWS
BEPCÉT,
THR AND SPECIAL AN-
NOUNCEMENTI.
129 LUNCH TEEK MUSIC.
ZOS SATURDAY EXQUESTS-Pre-
sected by Rot Ross
IN YEAR
སྐུ་
BY YEAR-Featuring the hits of the year 1940. 1.39 OFFICIAL DETECTIVE Bol-
sode 29-starring Craig Mac Donald as Detective LL. Dan REDIFFUSION'S TIN -
4.90
CLUB
12.15
CALLS Selections from popular Broadway musical shows BELÁT
CHURCH OF THE SERVICE AND LIGHT MUSIC FROM RADIO HONGKONG.
TIME—Popular TUNE pm tunes. BOX OFFICE DRAW-Featur- ing selections from "By the Beautiful Sea" starring Shirley Booth, Wilbur Evans and the Orchestra
under direction of Jay Blackton.
REPORT. 113 WEATHER
THE NEWS AND SPECIAL AN- NOUNCEMENTS.:
23
the
1.30 FAMILY FORUM-Presented
Geoffrey Bonsall.
239 CONCERT
FAVOURITES
Music of the Masters.
-
3.00 HOME AND HOSPITAL RE-
the
QUE Request
48 VIC DAMONE
Guest Stars.
4.39 MELODY MAGIC.
show
Tuesday
7.00 a.m. MUSICAL CLOCK-Early.
morning variety with time checks.
+
7.15 NEWS SUMMARY. 7.20 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued. 7.59 WEATHER FORECAST. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS
AND WEATHER FORECAST.- 810 BREAKFAST SESSION-To-
day's reminders with time checks.
8.30 TUESDAY CAROUSEL-A pro- gramme of popular show tunes.
9.00 MORNING SERENADE-Light
music.
for
10.30
SHOW-With
5.00 pm. THE STARS MEET. 5.30 BOSTON BLACKIE-AD - tion-packed story of adven-
10.00 POPULAR RENDEZVOUS -
Rosalind Featuring
Patton, Jack Hunter and Elliot Law- rence and his Orchestra.
PARADE — Instru music with a rhythmic Charles beat featuring the Magnante Quartet with Merle Pitt Trio.
the
11.00 TUESDAY VARIETY-Popular
fure, starring Richard Kollmar. 11.30 AG MEDLEY-Popular
6.00 BIRTHDAY MAILBAG
6. MUSIC OF MANHATTAN —
Featuring
Charles Marlowe, June Valli with the Art Van Damme Quintet, Johnay Des- mord, the Manhattan Night
hawks, and music of Manhattan Orchestra conducted by Nor- man Cloutier. 6.36 FORCES EVENING SERVICE,
AND THE . 7.00 TIME. SIGNAL
NEWS.
AN-
1.89 WEATHER FORECAST.
NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER- LUDE. 7.15 MUSIC FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
Ryan, S.J.
ENIGHT SHOW- Guest Stars.
ats
7.43
"Rumpus. Time" for teenagers, Giancarlo Cumbo. with the. Host: Ron REL 5.08 FORCES FAVOURITES.
by Nancy Wise. sented
MÁILBAG. 6.34
BIRTHDAY S.IT MELODY MAGIC
6.39 7.20
C-Melodies
AND
THR
for reminiscing.
THE STARS.
SIGNAL
1.39 WEATHER FORECAST,
NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER
LUDI
1.5 KATTHY. RENDEZVOUS: --
Stirring Pitti Pare and “Ray Anthony's Orchestra
*CORNER-Presented
John Grant. by £15 GUEST FOR TODAY—Featur- Dating -
WITH A DISC-Pre- aunted by Gerry D'Almada.
THE FLIGHT TO VAREN- NES%-Compiled for broadcast- by Robert Speaight from Filaire -Belloc's. “Marle` Anto- inette”: starring-Arthur Young, Elk Scãroder-** and Denis
... Góacher, 1-- ́Ameri- -18.00-I RAYIMBER-WHEN- Starring
Paut Whiteman.
selections played by Sylvan Levin and his Orche- stra.
12.00 Noon.
HONGKONG STOCK EXCHANGE—-Financial news.
12.15 pm. TUNE TIME-A quarter
nour of popular tunes izaur- ing some well-known gingers. 1230 HÅNDBOX.
13 WEATHER REPORT, THE -- NEWS AND SPECIAL AN-
NOUNCEMENTS. 130 LUNCH TIME MUSIC. 2.00 VARIETY CALLS THE TUNE -Popoular variety featuring the Keynotes. Connie Haines, the Franzella Quintet and the Orchestras of Tominy Dorsey - and Vaughan Monroe. 3.00 SWING
AND SWAY WITH SAMMY KAYL.... With Guest
30 palists IN SONG-Featur-
ing George Feyer.
4.00 TEA TIME RENDEZVOUS-
4.30
PoE YOURS—A
concert melodies.
pro-
chapter in the story
Prodigal Father."
of "The
PERSONALITY PARADE tung David Hughes.
8.13 ANOTHER SEVEN-UP SHOW
The tops in popular music
presented by Ron Ross. 8.30 STARS ON WINGS-Featuring Ron Goodwin and his Orche- stra with guest stars. pere: Neville Powley.
MYSTERY
NEWS AND SPECIAL AN- NOUNCEMENTS.
1.30 SING TE AGAIN.
2.00 VARIETY CALLS THE
TUNE
Populer variety featuring the Deep River Boys. Buddy Weed, the Hank D'Amico Sex- of and the Orchestra 5 Frankie Masters
italph
tette.
Flanagan
and
3.00 TRUMPET TIME-With -
Anthony. 3.30 KEYBOARÐ
Ray
CAPERS - With George Fever at the piano.
15 NOVSILE .- Popular
featuring the
Terry Stevens.
songs Airlane Trio.
the Novatime
Trio and the Talented Team of Gould and Silane.
4.00 TE TIME
RENDEZVOrs-
Popular concert melodies.
4.30 VOCALLY
YOURS-A
рго-
gramme of popular songs.
CORNER For 5.00 CHILDREN'S
the Tinies "King Arthur and his Knights" presented by Auntie Ray.
5.30 WAYNE KING AND HIS OR-
CHESTRA-With Guest Stars. 6.00 WALTZ TIME-Familiar fav- ourites played in three quar- ter time. 628 BIRTHDAY MAILBAG. 6.30 as
Com-
9.00
IS
MY HOBBY-
Starring
Glenn Langan
Barton Drake.
9.30 THE JAZZ BEAT--Featuring
and
Elliot Lawrence Sextet trumpeter Pee Wee Irvin,
and Vocalists
6.45
THE ARCHERS-An everyday story of country life in Eng-
lano.
TROPICANA-Latin American
SIGNAL
rhythms.
AND THE 7.00 TIME Jimmy Cleveland
NEWS. Eugenie Baird,
AN- and Marcie 7.09 WEATHER FORECAST.
NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER- LUDE. 10.00 ONE NIGHT STAND.
Gloria Rome
Lutes.
1030 MEN BEHIND THE MELODY- Featuring the songs of Walter Donaldson.
11.00 STOP PRESS-A special late
night news report.
Wednesday
7.00 am. MUSICAL CLOCK-Early
variety with morning
checks.
7.15 NEWS SUMMARY.
time
120 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued. 7.59 WEATHER FORECAST. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL. THE NEWS
AND WEATHER FORECAST. 8.10 BREAKFAST SESSION-To-
day's reminders checks.
with time
7.15 SOUVENIR SONGS-Hit tunes
of the past.
7.30 INTERLUDE
+
With Billy Vaughn
Orchestra.
7.45 CALDBECK'S
FOR
MUSIC- and his
QUARTER
HOUR Presenting
another
chapter in the story of "The Prodigal Father."
8.00 PERSONALITY
PARADE
Featuring Joan Hammond.
8.15 ERIC WILD AND HIS OR-
CHESTRA
1
by
8.30 MY WORD-A panel game in-
troduced
Jack Longland, with E. Amot Robertson, Nancy Spain. Frank Muir and Dennis Norden.
9.00 THE LAWRENCE
SHOW-With Guest Stars. 9.30 MUSIC TIME-A
WELK
programme
Charles
of classical music-prepared
presented and
by
8.30 HIT TUNES OF ALL TIME- 10.15 DAMON RUNYON THEATRE
A programme of popular songs. 9.00 MORNING MUSIC—A pro-
gramme of light music featur- ing G
George Wright, and the
and Melachrino Strings
Or chestra.
10.00 POPULAR
RENDEZVOUS Featuring Bill Gale and Mis Globetrotters and Phil Brito. 10.30 LATINA AMERICANA-Fea-
ing Latin-American rhythms. 11.00 WEDNESDAY VARIETY-Po-
pular variety.
11.30 MUSIC BY PEE WEE HUNT
AND IS orchestrA. 12.00 Noon. HONGKONG STOCK
EXCHANGE Financial news. 12.15 p.m. TUNE TIME-A quarter hour of popular tunes featuring some well-known singers. 12.30 STAGE AND SCREEN MELO-
DIES.
1.13 WEATHER
NEWS
THE
NEPORT.
SPECIAL AN-
AND NOUNCEMENTS.
130 BBC BANDSTAND. 2.00 VARIETY CALLS THE TUNE 1.00
CONCERT
-4.00 TEA
TWO-Popular songs
for tea time listening.
4.30 STRICTLY INSTRUMENTAL—–
Tunes with a rhythmic beat. 5.00 CHILDREN'S CORNER-Music Bag-Presented by Auntie Ray. REQUESTS — 5.30 WEDNESDAY
Presented by Ron Ross.
CALLS-Religion
6.00 PADRE
in
dally life. 6.15 MELACHRINO MUSICALE
A programme of show tunes and light concert favourites. 6.28 BIRTHDAY MAILBAG. 8.30 THE ARCHERS-An everyday story of country life in Eng- Land 6.45 ELLIOT LAWRENCE AND HIS ORCHESTRA-With Guest Stars TIME 7.09 WEATHER FORECAST,
NEWS.
7.00
SIGNAL AND
THE
AN-
NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER-
LUDE.
715 MUSIC FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
Prepared and presented
Fr T. F. Ryan, S.J.
7.43 CALDBECK'S
by
QUARTER
HOUR - Presenting
another chapter in the story of "The Frodigal Father."
800 PERSONALITY
PARADE
Featuring Les Paul and Mary Ford: 8.15 THE STARS SING-Featuring the songs of Georgia Gibbs. 8.30 DIAMOND MUSIC SHOW- Featuring the latest Mercury, Coral, Echo, Dot, Imperial and ABC Paramount best sellers. Host: Ray Cordeiro.
9.00 MOVIE TOWN THEATRE—
Three on a Honey Moon," starring Frankie. Albertson. CAVALCADE. OF MUSIC With D'Artega and the- Caval- cade Chorus and Orchestra. 9.43 FOOTBALL, COMMENTARY—
9.30
v. H.K.F.A. Eleven.
Jock
Sloan
Peator: (recorded).
10.35 ONE NIGHT STAND. 11.00 STOP PRESS-A special
night news report.
Thursday
Late
7.00 am. MUSICAL CLOCK-Early variety with time morning
checks.
NEWS
7.15 NEWS SUMMARY, 7.20 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued. 7.59 WEATHER FORECAST. 1.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE
AND WEATHER FORECAST.
SESSION-TO- 1.10 BREAKFAST
day's
with reminders checks. 8.30 THURSDAY - CAROUSEL — A of popular show programme
SERENADE-Light
9.00 MORNING
tunes.
music.
time
RENDEZVOUS 10.00 POPULAR
Featuring Joan Edwards the Bill Snyder Quintet.
"MEMORIES—Melo-
10.30 MUSICAL
11.00 THURSDAY
dies of Yesteryear.
Harvey
Episode 31-It comes up Mud."
THE ISLANDS 10.45 SONG OF
Hawalian music.
special late
11.00 STOP PRESS-A
night news report.
Friday
7.00 a.m. MUSICAL CLOCK-Early
with morning variety checks.
time
7.15 NEWS SUMMARY. 7.20 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued. 7.59 WEATHER FORECAST. 5.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS
AND WEATHER FORECAST.
SESSION-To- 3.10 BREAKFAST
day's reminders with time checks. 820 HIT TUNES OF ALL TIME— A programme of popular songs.
MUSIC—A 9.00 MORNING
pro- gramme of light music featur- ing the Melachrino Strings and the Concert Hall Orchestra. 9.30 WOMEN'S MAGAZINE -Pre-
pared and presented by Ann
Lett.
fav.
10.00 POPULAR RENDEZVOUS. 10.30 ORGANAIRS —Familiar
ourites played at the Organ.
VARIETY-Popular 11.00 FRIDAY
variety. 11.30 MUSIC BY TED DALE AND
HIS ORCHESTRA. 12.00 Noon. HONGKONG
STOCK
EXCHANGE Financial news.
12.15 p.m.
J
TUNE TIME-A quarter hour of popular tunes featur- ing some well-known singers.
THEIR BUSI- 12.30 RYTHM
NESS.
1.00 LETTER FROM AMERICA-By
Alistair Cooke. 1.13 WEATHER NEWS
AND
NOUNCEMENTS. AFTERNOON
REPORT, THE SPECIAL AN-
1.30
CONCERT. 2.00 VARIETY CALLS THE TUNE Popular variety featuring Johnny Desmond, the Jumpin' Jacks, the music of Manhattan and the Ray McKinley Or- chestra. 3.00 MUSICAL MATINEE—"Roman-
tic"
Symphony No. 2. Op. 30. "Double by Howard Hanson.
by Concerto in F Major"" Handel.
for tea time
4.00 TEA FOR TWO-Featuring_po-
pular
songs listening. 4.30 MUSICAL A.B.C.-Songs with beginning with the letter CHILDREN'S CORNER - For Tinies, "Storles and Rhymes"-presented by Auntie Ray The Tree of Charity." 5.30 FRIDAY REQUESTS-Present-
ed by Ron Ross. €.00 SHO{v TIME
5.00
the
SERENADE- Show tunes played the Sidney Torch Strings.
J
628 BIRTHDAY MAILBAG, 630 THE ARCHERS-An everyday story of country life in Eng- land.
6.45 DITTY BOX-A programme in which we take a dip into the Ditty Box.
7.00 TIME SIGNAL AND THE
NEWS.
7.99 WEATHER
FORECAST,
AN- NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER-
LUDE.
7.15 CONCERT MINIATURE—“Ser- enade in E Minor for Strings," by Edward Elgar.
TALK-Tips for to-
730 THAW's races.
another of "The
7.45 CALDBECK'S QUARTER
HOUR — Presenting chapter in the story Prodigal Father."
8.00 PERSONALITY PARADE. 115 ANOTHER SEVEN-UP SHOW -The tops in popular music presented by Ron Ross. 8.30 DIAMOND MUSIC SHOW- Featuring the latest Mercury Coral, Echo, Dot, Imperial and ABC Paramount best
Host: Ray Cordeiro.
sellers.
CAFE CONTINENTAL -Pre-
and
VARIETY
-
Po-
9.30
10.00
seated by Jeannette Flry
with a visiting
Edwards,
Dick
ATON'S
SPOTLIGHT
pulär variety. 1130 MORNING MEDLEY-Popular concert selections played by Henri Nosco and his Orchestra. 18.15 TAKE IT FROM HERE-Start- CORNER-For 12.00 Nood HONGKONG
Ing. STOCK the Tinies. news for older
gramme of popular songs. 5.00 CHILDREN'S
·Ray.
EXCHANGE-Financial news.-
children, presented by Auntie 12.15 p.m. TUNE TIME—A quarter hour of popular tunes featuring some-well-known singers. tracts. from the Fifth Annual 12.39 NOTHING BUT MUSIC, Newport Jazz Festival.
5.30 PROGRESSIVE · JAZZ — Ex-
113 WEATHER. · REPORT,
Jimmy
Bentley and June Whitfield. 11.45 DANCE TIME-U.S.A.Featur
11
THE
ing the music of Larry Palth and his Orchestra.
STOP PRESS—A special laté night news report.