Radio HK (cont'd).
8.45 AT THE
9.5 WEATHER REPORT. 10.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS &
HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN.
10.15 BEYOND OUR KEN,
10.45 STORY ABOUT THE ROAD. 10.55 WEATHER REPORT.
OPERA"Orpheus 10 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-
and Euridice" (Gluck) (Abri- dred Version). INTERLUDE
REDIFFUSION
'A STAR
REEL...
11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC, 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.
REMEMBERS'
WITH CLARICE MAYNE
SAMJET vocalista.
guest
KAYE-With 3.30 PARTNERS IN BONG-Tea- turing the Pied Pipers and the. and the Point Popular songs
4.00 TEA FOR
for tea time listening.
436 STRICTLY INSTRUMENTAL-
Tunes with a rhythroid best. LIS LONE STAR LANIGAN-The Scourge of the Lawless. 3.00 CHILDREN'S CORNER--
"Stories of the Kingdom"--- presented by Auslie Sally NG5.30 MONDAY REQUESTS Pre-
sented by Ron Ross
5.58 BIRTHDAY MAILBAG.
6. LA MUSIQUE FRANÇAISE→→
Presented by Jeannette Firy. 6.30 THE ARCHERS-An everyday story of country fe in Ear- land.
6.45 A MOMENT FOR MELODY-
Featuring Felix King and his Orchestra with guest stars.
Tonight at 9.30 p.m. Rediffusion presents Clarice Mayne. PERSONALITY PARADE
in "A Star Remembers."
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"GOD, SAVE THE QUEEN CLOSE DOWN.
Clarice Mayne was a famous 12.00 Midnight. Principal Boy in pantomime;
with her tall slender figure, long alim legs and fair hair she was irresistible in traditional Prin- cipal Boy's costume-tights, the short, waisted coat and dashing feathered or Jewelled hat.
She gives away one of the
secrets of her success when she says: 'How could any actress not like pantomime, with all those lovely clothes to wear, the gorgeous tights, the real Bird of Paradics feathers...
In short, she loved being Dick Whittington or Prince Charming, audiences loved her, and her
career on the She began her music hall stage, singing songs written by James Tate, who ac- companied her at the plane and She whom she later married. was also a very claver mimle and her Impersonations were well-known, which is why one of Marie Lloyd's famous songs appears in this programme - "One of the Ruins that Cromwell -Knocked About a Bit," Clarice Mayne sings it as she used to do it on the Halls, with a feather boa round her neck, In the style of the great Marie Lloyd, Clarice Mayne is now married to Teddle
of one a member Knox, Britain's
most popular
1.90 2.1.
•
Sunday
SUNDAY SERENADE— A programme of light music. WHITE CHAPEL 8.00 LITTLE
Sacred songs and music. 8.30 HOLIDAY MUSICALE-Light concert selections played by
Levin
and his OER
Sylvan chestra.
8.59 WEATHER FORECAST. 9.00 NEWS AND
Featuring The Kingston Trio, 7.15 VOICE OF SPORT-News and views of the Colony's sports and sportsreen.
7.30 SOUVENIK SONGS-Kit Sunes
of the past. 7.49 HERE COMES O'MALLEY—A
private Investigator who con ducts his own private war on crime and criminals.
AND THE 2,00 TIME SIGNAL
NEWS.
AN
8.09, WEATHER FORECAST,
NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER-
LUDE.
815 THE STARS BING-Featuring
Anita O'Day. B.JO PICK OF
THE POPS-Pre- pared and presented by Alan Pearman.
ON PARADE—A · programme of Ught popular music. 9.30 FORCES FAVOURITES-A te- quest show for the Forces. 10.30 HELAY OF THE CHURCH SERVICE AND LIGHT MUSIC FROM RADIO HONGKONG.
TUNE TIME Popular
WEATHER FORECAST From the studios of Rediffusion. » 9.15 STRINGS
16.00
10.15
Peter
CONCERTA 9.00 MONDAY
Dream" Waltz
bine Vien Strauss, played by nese Light Opera Company conducted by Oscar Strauss. THE FREDDY MARTIN BHOW -With guest stars.
THE PAUL TEMPLE AND CONRAD CASE Starring Marjorie Coke and
Oscar
Westbury.
10.45
DANCE TIME USA-Featuring Guy Lombardo and his chestra.
Or-
ile
12.15 p..
iunes. 12.30 BOX OFFICE DRAW-Featur. 1163 ing a selection of famous songs.
and Ivor by Noel-Coward Novella.
1.13 WEATHER NEWS
REPORT, THE SPECIAL AN-
AND NOUNCEMENTS. 136 FAMILY FORUM-Presented
by Geoffrey Bonsall 2.30 CONCERT FAVOURITES Music of the Masters
RE- 3.00 HOME AND HOSPITAL
show for QUESTS-Request
the Forces.
ac-
4:00 BOSTON BLACKIE-An
tion-packed story of adventure, Koilmar. Richard starring
Final episode.
DAMONE SHOW-With
of
and
4.30 VIC
The
guest stars.
teams, comedy riotous Crazy Gang. Teddie Knox, she Bays, is very quiet at home.
Tomorrow night at 9 o'clock, Rediffusion is presenting "The Monkey's Paw" by W.W. Jacobs In "Thirty Minute Theatre"
N. by Louis Dramatised Parker, the parts of Mr and Mrs Carleton White are played by
Hobbs and Gladys Young, their son Herbert by John Hollis, Ber. geant Major Morris, by Hamilton Dyce and Mr Sampson-Harold Reese.
5.00 MELODY MAGIC-Melodies
for reminiscing.
5.30 MUSIC
FROM THE NEW RITZ HOTEL-Featuring Ben- ny Constantino and his melody makers.
6.08 BIRTHDAY MAILBAG. 6.02 MUSIC OF MANHATTAN- Featuring the music of Man- hattan with Norman Cloutier, Louise Cariyle, June Christy. the Manhattan Madcaps d Johnny Desmond.
6,30 FORCES EVENING SERVICE. 7.00 GUEST FOR TODAY-Featur
Ing Renata Tebaldi.
7.15 MUSIC FOR YOUNG PEOPLE -Prepared and presented by Fr. T. F. Ryan: S.J.
7.45 EVELYN KNIGHT SHOW
With guest stars.
2.00 TIME SIGNAL AND
NEWS. "The Monkey's Paw"
was produced for the BBC by Wilfrid Grantham.
on
Barbara Lawrence is the star
Theatre
Movletown
оп
Wednesday at 9 o'clock in a play entitled "Strange Courtship."
11.00 ..
Today
MORNING MEDLEY - Popular concert selections played by the Douglas Con- cert Orchestra and Bernard Levitow and his Orchestra. 1130 SQUAD ROOM-Episode 23. 12.00 Noon. TUNE TIME-E
an
hour of populer tunes featur ing some well-known singers. 12.30 p.m. BBC BANDSTAND.
100 KEYBOARD CAVALCADE. LI WEATHER REPORT,
NEWS
THE
AND SPECIAL AN- NOUNCEMENTS.
1.30 LUNCH TIME MUSIC. 2.06 BATURDAY REQUESTS-Pro-
sented by Ron Rosa. 5.00 YEAR BY, YEAR-Featuring the hits of the year 1924. 3.30 OFFICIAL DETECTIVE Epi
sode 43-starring Craig Mac- Donald as Detective LL. Dan Britt
4.00 BONGS OF THE PRAIRIES-
Cowboy and Hill-Billy tunes. 430 MOBIC BY KOSTELANETZ -
Popular concert selections. 5.00 BUYTOM PARADE Instru- mental music with a rhythmic Claude beat featuring the Williamson Trio and the Billy May Orchestra.
6.00 BIRTHDAY MAILBAG.
6.02 MELODY
MAGIC - Melodies
for reminiscing.
8.03..WEATHER FORECAST,
THE
AN-
STOP PRESS—A special late night nows report
ONE NIGHT STAND-Featur- ing Benny Carter and Strings with Oscar Peterson and his Quartet, and Richard Maltby and his Orchestra. 11.30 PRELUDE TO MIDNIGHT-A music programme of dance featuring Al Cohn and Joe Newman.
"GOD SAVE THE
12.00 Midnight,
QUEEN."
CLOSE DOWN.
Tuesday
7.00 ..
MUSICAL
Early moming
time checks.
7.15 NEWS SUMMARY.
CLOCK variety with
1.20 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued. 259 WEATHER FORECAST.
4.00 TIME BIGNAL THE NEWS AND WEATHER FORECAST. SESSION-TO- 1.10 BREAKFAST
with time
day's reminders -checks.
1.30 TUESDAY CAROUSEL pro- gramme of popular show tunes. 9.00 MORNING SERENADE-Light
music. 10,00 POPULAR
[
end
Orchestra. QUEEN
12.00 Midnight
"GOD SAVE THE
CLOSE DOWN.
Wednesday
7.00 1.1 MUSICAL
Early morning time checks.
CLOCK -
with variety
7.15. NEWS SUMMARY.
120 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued. 1.59 WEATHER FORECAST.
& TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS AND WEATHER FORECAST. 219 BREAKFAST SESSION—To- day's reminders with time checks. 14 HIT TUNES OF ALL TIME
programme of popular songs.
MUSICA 9.00. MORNING
pro- gramme of light music featur ing the concert plantst. Earl Wild and the Orchestras of Paul Winter and Allen Roth.
RENDEZVOUS -- 10.00 POPULAR
Featuring Harry Belafonte and the Four Preps.
AMERICANA-Fea- 10.30 LATINA
turing Latin-American
11.00 WEDNESDAY
Popular variety.
VARIETY
ry-
-
11.30 MUSIC BY WOODY HERMAN
AND HIS ORCHESTRA.
TUNE TIME-Popular 12.00 Noon
tunes featuring some
well-
known singer. British and American Market Reports
(12.13 p.m.}
+
Adapted from the exciting novels of Tex Riley, 2
CORNER-Pre- 5.00 CHILDREN'S
mw
fav.
seated by Auntie Sally. 3.30 WALTZ /TIME—Familiar
ourites played in Three Quar ter "Time.
CLUB 6.00 TEN-TO-TWENTY
SHOWA request programme with interviews with Club Members. Hosi: Ron Rost. 428 BIRTHDAY MAILBAO. 8.30 THE ARCHERS An everyday
story of country life land
4.45 TROPICANA - Latin
can-Thythms
7.00 PERSONALITY
in Eng
Ameri
PARADE.
Featuring Dakota Staton. 7.15 VOICE or SPORT-News and views of the Colony's sporti and sportsmen.
7.30 THE TELEPHONE` `RINGS-
Presented by H. M. Howell. 7.45 HERE COMES O'MALLEY-A
private investigator who con ducts his own private war on crime and criminals.
8.00 TIME BIONAL AND
NEWS.
THE
AN
8.09 WEATHER FORECAST,
NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER. LUDE.
8.15 MUSICAL PUZZLE-Presented
by John Grant. 8.30 DAMON RUNYON TREATHE—
Episode 45-"A light France."
9.00 MUSIC TIME-A
1
programung
of classical musical-prepared and presented by Charles Harvey.
Hawaiian
9.45 SONGS OF THE ISLANDS-
af A programme music.
12.30 p.m. STAGE AND SCREEN 10.00 LATE DATE-With Ron Rom
MELODIES,
1.13 WEATHER REPORT,
NEWS AND SPECIAL NOUNCEMENTS.
11.00 STOP PREIS-A special late
night news report, THE AN- 11.05 DATE WITH DREAMLAND-
Featuring Jallus Le Ross. 11.30 PRELUDE TO MIDNIGHT-A dance musid programme of
Tjader
1.30 BBC BANDSTAND. 2.00 VARIETY CALLS THE TUNE variety featuring -Popular- the Platters, Julie London, and the Orchestras of Werner Muller and Joe" Loss.
CONCERT 3.00 WEDNESDAY
"Scheherazade Symphony Suite Op. 15" by Rimsky. Korsakoff, played by L'Orche- stre de La Societe des Con- certs du Conservatoire de Paris -Conductor Ernest Anaermet. 4.00 TEA FOR TWO-Popular
songs for ten time 4.30 STRICTLY
INET ten -Tunes with a rhythmic beat, 443 LONE STAR LANIGAN-The
Scourge of the Lawless
5.00 CHILDREN'S
festuring
Quintet.
12.00 Midnight.
QUEEN
the Са!
"GOD SAVE THE
CLOSE DOWN,
Friday
7.09 A., MUSICAL
CLOCK
Early morning variety check.
With
7.35. NEWS SUMMARY. CORNER-Pre-
7.20 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued
WEATHER FORECAST.
sented by Auntie Sally. 5.30 WEDNESDAY REQUESTS --
Presented by Ron Ross.
6.00 MELACHRINO MUSICALE -
A programme of show tunes and light concert favourites. 628 BIRTHDAY MAILBAG.
8.30 THE ARCHERS-A everyday story of country life in Eng land.
6.43 RAY CONNIFF AND HIS OR-
CHESTRA
7.00 PERSONALITY
PARADE
15
THE NEWƐ AND WEATHER FORECAST.
8.00 TIME SIGNAL
1.10 BREAKFAST
day's reminders checks.
SESSION TO
with
8.30 HIT TUNES OF ALL TIME- A programme of popular soakt MUSIC-A pro 9.00 MORNING
gramme of light music featur Ing the Polka Dots, and the Orchestras of Norman Cloutier Allen Roth and Paul Winter. 10.00 POPULAR RENDEZVOUS -
Patti Page by
Featuring Buddy Holly. "7.15 MUSIC FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
-Prepared and presented Fr.. F. Ryan. 6.3.
Featuring
Fabian.
ites played at the Organ
and
7.45 HERE COMES O'MALLEY— 10.30 ORGANAIRS—Familiar favour
A two-fisted crusader against crime and criminals. 3.00 TIME SIGNAL
11.00 FRIDAY VARIETY Popula
THE AND
NEWS. 8.09 WEATHER FORECAST, AN-
NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER-
LUDE.
8.15 MUBIC IN THE AIR---Praent-
ed by CAT.
8.38 DIAMOND MUSIC (SHOW
Featuring the latest Mercury, Echo, Coral, Dot. Imperial, and ABC Paramount best sellers. Host: Ray Cordeiro,
RENDEZVOUS → Featuring Frank Sinatra Eartha Kitt. 10.30 RHYTHM PARADE - Instru
mental music with a rhythmic
0.00 MOVIE TOWN THEATRE- Charles
starring "Strange Courtship" beat featuring the
Barbara Lawrence and Jofany Fontaine.
Magante Quartet and the Hank D'Amico Sextet.'-
NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER- 11.00 TUESDAY VARIETY-Popular LUDE
8.10 PUZZLE CORNER-Presented 11.38
by John Grant.
8.30 RENDEZVOUS WITH RAY -·.
by Variety show: presented Ray Cordeiro.
9.00 THIRTY MINUTE THEATRE-
Faw" by
The
Monkey's
W. W. Jacobs, starring Carle- ton Hobbs and Gladys Young, 9.30 I REMEMBER WHEN-Starring
Paul Whitemna,
10.00 RAY'S A
LAUGH Starring Ted Ray, with Kitty Bluett and Kenneth Connor.. 10.30 THROUGH THE LISTENING GLASS-Featuring Jack Shain- din and the Silver Strings. with songs by Johnny Thomp- боль and the Langworth Choristers.
11.00 STOP PRESS-A special jate
night news report. 11.05 LAND OF DREAMS.
"GOD BAVE THE 12.00 Midnight,
QUEEN.
CLOSE DOWN.
Monday
1.00 am. MUSICAL CLOCK-Early
morning variety checks.
with
time
7.15 NEWS SUMMARY. 7.20 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued. 7.39 WEATHER FORECAST.
THE NEWS 6.00 TIME SIGNAL,
AND WEATHER FORECAST. - SESSION TO 6.10 BREAKFAST
time day's reminders with checks.
8:30 HIT TUNES OF ALL” TINE---- A programme of popular songs, MORNING MUSICA
100
pro-
gramme of light music featur- ing George Wright,
the
Mary Martin and Guglary.
Georges
Novatime Trio, the Salon Concert Players
and
the
6.30 MEET THE STARS-Featuring
7.00 DELTA CITY JAZZ-Present-
ed by Victor Nicholson.
7.30 LAWRENCE WELK SHOW -
With guest stars.
2.00 TIME SIGNAL
NEWS.
AND
8.03 WEATHER FORECAST,
THE
NOUNCEMENTS AND SPORTS
RESULTS.
Waltz Festival Orchestra, 9.30 MOVIE TOWN THEATRE- "The Woman Who Was Dead" starring Gloria Holden, 10.00 POPULAR HENDEZVOUS-—— Featuring Teresa Brewer,
Ian Wallace.
and
AN- 10.30 KEYBOARD FARADE-Popu- Jar melodies featuring Errol Gamer and Buddy Weed.
3.15 FIESTA TIME-Lain Ameri- 18.00 MONDAY
can Thythmsj
variety.
VARIETY-Popular
3.50 WORDS AND MUSIC-Pre- 11.30 MUSIC BY CRUCK FOSTER
sented by John Grant.
1.00 THE SHRIO HIT PARADE- 12.09 Noon.
The top tunes of the week.
9.30 A STAR
REMEMBERS B
miniscing with the stars.
AND HIS ORCHESTRA.
TUNE TIME-Popular
восте tunes featuring known kingers. Local Rate (12.15 p.m.)
well- Gold
THE
10.00 ANNA KARENINABy Leo 12.30 pm. APERITIF Tolstoy episode starring 113 WEATHER Peter Cake, Monica Grey and Hugh Manning..
10.30 REDIFFUSION'S
DANCE
PARTY Popular dance muse, 11.00 STOP PRESS—A special late
night news report.
11.45 DANCE PARTY-Continued, ILM STARLIGHT SERENADEA
programme
Veniny,
of musicsă”· 2018-
variety.
MORNING, MEDLEY-Popular concert selections played by OF Howard Barlow and his chestra.
TUNE TIME Popular 12.00 Noon.
well- tunes featuring some
and British known singers.
Market. Reports American
וי
8.30 CAVALCADE
OF MUSIC With D'Artega and the Caval cade Chorus and Orchestra. 10.00 ROOTS OF JAZZ-Presented by The Voice of America. 10.30 MEN BEHIND THE MELODY
-Featuring the
songs of
• Irving Berlin. 1100 STOP PRESS-A special late
night news report.
(12.15 p.m.)
11.05 NIGHT BEAT-in which
al.
12.30
pm. BANDBOX,
213 WEATHER
REPORT
THE
most everything happens Mike Ellery.
to
QUEEN,"
"GOD SAVE THE
CLOSE DOWN. ...
NEWS AND SPECIAL AN 12.00 Midnight. NOUNCEMENTS.
130 LUNCH TIME MUSIC.
2.00 VARIETY CALLS THE TUNE-
Popular
variety featuring Johnny Mathis, Fablan and the Orchestras of Ricardo Santos, and Ray Frank Chacksfeld
Martin. 3.00 MUSICAL
MATINEE—"Sym- phony No. 5 in D Major" by Shosta-Kovich, played by the Stadium Symphony Orchestra of New York conducted by Leopold Stokowski,
4.00 TEA TIME. RENDEZVOUS-- Popular concert melodies.. 4.30 VOCALLY YOURS-A
Thursday
7.00 a.m.
CLOCK - MUSICAL
with Early morning variety -time checks.
7.15 NEWS SUMMARY.
7.20 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued. 259 WEATHER FORECAST. pro- gramme of popular songs Icom 8.00 TIME SIGNAL THE, NEWS
AND WEATHER FORECAST. turing the McGuire Sisters.
BESSION-To- 8.10 BREAKFAST
with time day's reminders checks.
4.4 LONE STAR LANIGAN — Adapted tram the, éxelling novels of Tex Alley.
5.80 CHILDREN'S
COUNER Presented by Auntie Sally, 5.30 PROGRESSIVE JAZZ - Pre-
sented by Ray Cordeiro, 4.00 TORCH TONES-Show
tunes
and light concert favourites played by Sidney Torch and his Orchestra.
$28 BIRTHDAY MAILBAG. 850 THE ARCHERS-An everyday. story of country life in Eng- Innid.
LJ THURSDAY
JAROUSEL - A
of popular show programme tunes.
9.00 MORNING · SERENADE-Light
music.
Variety.
11.30 MUSIC BY OKORGE SIRAVO
AND HIS ORCHESTRA.
12.00 Noon.
TUNE TIME-Popula tunes featuring BOD Well
British and known alagers,
Report
American Market
(12.13 p.m.)
12.30 pm. JOHNNY DANKWORTE AND HIS ORCHESTRA.
100 LETTER FROM
By Alistair Cooke.
1.13 WEATHER
AMERICA
REPORT
THI NEWS AND SPECIAL AN NOUNCEMENTS,
1.30 AFTERNOON CONCERT. 2.00 VARIETY CALLS THE TUNI Popular Variety featuring Johnny Nash, Dorothy Squires De George Shearing Quintet and the Orchestras of Franki Cart and Paul Weston. 3.00 MUSICAL MATINER -- *Th Last Waltz by Oscar Strauss played by the Viennese Ligh conducted "bi Opera Compass
the Ocar
4.00 TEA FOR
popular songs
fistening.
TWO-Featurin
for tea tim
with
4.36 MUSICAL ABC-Songs with
titles beginning letter "p"
th
$45 LONE STAR LANIGAN-TE
Scourge of the Lawless. 5.00 CHILDREN'S CORNER Let' Join Miss Pussy and ile Apple Tree"-presented' by Aunde Sally,
5.30 FRIDAY REQUESTS-Present
ed by Ron Ross.
6.00 SHOW
th
TIME BERENAUE Show tunes played by Sidney Torch Strings. 6.28 BIRTHDAY MAILBAG. 6.30 THE ARCHERS-An everyday story of country life in Eng land. 843 DIZZY BOX-A programme 1 which we take a dip into th Ditty Box.
7. PERSONALITY
PARADE-
Featuring Sir Harry Lauder 7.15 CONCERT MINIATURE="Le benstuerme Op. 44" by Schu bert.
7.30 MUSIC BY GIANCARLO ÁNÍ
HIS ITALIAN COMBO. 10.00 POPULAR RENDEZVOUS -
Frankie Vaughan 745 HERE COMES Featuring
and Teddy Randazzo. 10.30 MUSICAL MEMORIES — Me-
todles of Yesteryear. 11.00 THURSDAY VARIETY-Popu
lar variety,
6.45 DITTY BOX-A programme in 11. which we take a dip into the Ditty Box. 7.00 PERSONALITY
PARADE -- Featuring Ricky Nelson. 7.15 SHOW CASE-Featuring "This Could Be The Night" starring Julie Wilson and Nell Adams. 745 HERE COMES O'MALLY -- A.
Of.
MORNING MEDLEY-Popular concert selections played by Sylvan Levin and his chestra 12.09 Noon. TUNE TIME-Popular times featuring some well- known singers. British and American Market Report (12.13 p.m.)
detective who gives a novel 12.30 p.m. NOTHING BUT MUSIC.
twist crime. 100 TIME
NEWS. 6.09 WEATHER FORECAST, AN- NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER- LUDE.
against SIGNAL AND THE
to the battle
LIS BRYTHM RENDEZVOUS_ —. With Patti Page and Ray Anthony's Orchestra,
8.30 STARS ON WINGS-Featuring Ron Goodwin and his Orchesträ with
guest stars. Compere:
Neville Powley,
9.49 FAMOUS JOEY TRIALS-FI-
tionised dramatisations
casos
of.
typical of many taken
from actual court history.
9.30 MOOD IN MUSIC-Melodies
for reminiscing..
REPORT, LIS WEATHER
NEWS AND SPECIAL NOUNCEMENTS.
1.30 SING IT AGAIN.
THE
AN
2.00 VARIETY CALLS THE TUNE featuring. Popular variety
O'MALLEY-
The story of a hard-hittin crumder against violence. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL AND
NEWB..
AN
8.09 WEATHER FORECAST.
NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER LUDE.
-
8.15 THE STARS SING-Featurin
Cari Dobkins Jr.
8.30 DIAMOND MUSIC SHOW- Featuring the latest Mercury Echo, Coral, Dot, Imperial and ABC Paramount best seller Host: Ron Ho
FAIR
2.00 MY WORD-A panel
introduced by Jack Longian with E. Arnot Roberto Nancy Spain, Frank Mur Dennis Norden.
9.34 CAFE CONTINENTAL Pre
sented by Jeannette Piry REDIFFUSION'S SPOTLIGH Interview with a viettin celebrity.
Bing Crosby, the Four Aces 10.60 and the Orchestras of Richard Hayman, Ralph Fianagan and Stanley Black.
3.00 THUMPET TIME-With Haiph
Marterie and his Band.
the"
1.34 KEYBOARD CAPERS Featur ing Jose Echaney at Keyboard.
18.15 BEYOND OUR KEN—Yeatin
ing Kenneth Horne,
10.45 DANCE TIME. USA-Texturio
Glenn Miller and his Orchestr under the direction of Mekiatry.PARS
Ba
3.45 NOVATINE -- Popular 'smes 11.30 STOP PARIS-A spécial 1
featuring Les Paul and Mary
Ford, the
night news report.
Tro. LLAS ONE NIGHT STAND--Testim
Ariane
and the Wright George Kovaime Trio.
REPORT. NEWS AND SPECIAL NOUNCEMENTS. 139 AFTERNOON CONCERT. 2.00 VARISTY CALLS THE TUNE 19,00 LATE DATE With Ron Row 4 TEA IDE KENDEZVOUS——
-Featuring the Dia Barn 100 STOP PRESS--A special late
night news report.. Slaters, Dean Martin and the Orchestras, of Hay, Anthony, 11as DATE WITH DREAMLAND- Carmen Cavallaro and Ted Featuring Jari Bouthern.
11.38 PERLUDE TO MIDNIGHT... Featuring Bay Conniff and hN
Heath
200 SWING AND
BWAY
WITH
programme of popular concert
melodies.
pro- Creme of popular songs fea- turing The Browns.
43 VOCALLY YOURS-A
LA ZONE STAR LANIGAN →→
ing Cookie. Car and Al Cober 11.30 PRELUDE TO MIDNIGHT
programme of dance mus Zexturing, Mitchell Ayres, E Charles Bingerwandi : Petr Como 12.00 Midnicki: "GOD SAVE THE
QUEEN,
CLOSE.DOWN,