Radio HK (cont'd)
11.15 INTERLUDE.
12.00 Midnight.
FROM
1125 CRICKET- England v. South
Africa-The first Test Match.
TIME SIGNAL. HEADLINES RADIO AUSTRALIA.
REPORT Close WEATHER Down
NEWB
Wednesday
1.09 a.m. TIME SIGNAL, RISING
NOTES.
7.15 NEWS SUMMARY.
7.45 WEATHER REPORT.
2.47 RISING NOTES (Conid).
739 WEATHER REPORT.
8.04 TIME SIGNAL..
8.10 PROGRAMME PARADE.
$29 DIARY FOR TODAY.
#25 MID WEEK MELODIES.
9.8 TIME SIGNAL, NEWS HEAD-
LINES.
9.92 HOME TILL TEN-With David
Dunkericy.
19.00 RADIO NEWSREEL.
10.15 ZACHARIAS
STRINGS.
AND
18
10.30 THE WORLD AROUND US
Features. Documentaries and talks.
11.60 HIGHLIGHTS
MA"
FROM "NOR- (Bellini) "Norma" (Bellini-Romani). Act 1: Costa Ob Diva, Ohi rimembranza!. non tremare-Maria Meneghini Callas (soprano), Nicola Road- Ebe Stignant Lement (bass).
Mario Filip. mezzo-soprano), peschl (tenor). Act II: Dor- Callas mono entrambl-Maria
Stignani Ebe (soprano). (mezzo-soprano). In mla mano alfin tu sel-Maria Meneghint Callas (soprano). Rina Caval- Ebe Stignani lari (soprano). (mezzo-soprano), Mario Fillp- Nicola Rossi- peschi (tenor), Lemeni (bass) Orchestra and Opera Chorus of La Scala
House, Milan cond. by Tullio Serafin. Chorus Master: Vit tore Veneziani,
31.45 FAMOUS TRIALS.
12.45 p.m. CANADIAN SHOW CASE Albert Fratz and his Or-
chestra.
1.06 TIME SIGNAL.
TODAY.
DIARY
FOK
1.13. WEATHER REPORT. 1.15 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 1.34 MUSIC FROM THE FILMS
THE REITH 2.00 TIME SIGNAL. LECTURES.
2.34 TIATRE ORGAN WITH HAL
SHUTZ.
3.00 TIME SIGNAL. WE LIVE AND LEARN, A programme in a trenkly educational, vein.
3.30 THE C.P. MACGREGOR SKOW
Starring: Robert Mitchum. 4.00 FONTLIGHT FAVOURITES 4.30 THE YOUNG IDEA-Presented
by Mavia,
5.99 TIME SIGNAL. FOLK BONGS FROM THE GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND "Come Join the Dance."
5.15 HOMEWARD BOUND- Musle
for tired workers.
12.15 pm. MID DAY PRAYERS—By
the Rev. Fatier RW. Gallagher S.J.
12.30 BANDBOX
Woody HermRIT
and bis Orchestra.
1.00 p.m. TIME SIGNAL DIARY
FOR TODAY.
1.13 WEATHER REPORT.
1.15 TIME BIGNAL THE NEWS. 130 CENTURY OF SONG "Later English Music Hall" Part 2 (Repeat) 2.00 TIME
SIGNAL WOMAN'S WORLD-Produced by Murray Leavitt. assisted by Thelms Stuart.
1.30 ENCOREL van Beethoven); 7 Variations in C Major, Op. 189. (On "God save the King"); Rondo a Capricoto in G Major, Op. 129. ("Rage over a lost Czitra Penny")...Gyorgy (Plaso). Love Song, Op. 1 No. 1 Suk, arr. Koolan), 3 Hungarian arr. Folk Danger (Kodaly Felgin.) Jola (No. of ""j Cauciouse Populares Espanolas") (Falla)....David Oistrakh (Violin) and Vandimiam polsky at the piano.
3.00 TIME SIGNAL WE LIVE AND LEARN-A Programme in a trankly educational vein. 3.30 TEA DANCE (Cole Porter). 3.40 FILM FOCUS-A weekly Film magazine compiled and edited by Michael Baldwin, and pro- duced by Patricia Penn. (Re peat)
4.30 KNOCKOUT-A Junior Schools Quiz Competition on General Knowledge and Road Safety. Gun Club School v. Minden ROW
5.00 TIME SIGNAL. TWO GUITARS LES PAUL AND MARY FORD IN HAWAII.
1
6.19 INTERLUDE. 4.15 THE BOOTS OF JAZZ. 1.43 THE ARCHERS.
1.00 MUSIC FROM HOLLAND - "Portrait of Teddy Scholten" presented by Theo de Boer. 1.15 TRIBUTE TO VALOUR "Leif
Larsen.
7.45 ANDRE KOSELANETZ AND ORCHESTRA-"Facade" FUA Suite (Walton)-Andra Roste lanter conducting. The New York Philharmonic Orchestra. 7.58 WEATHER REPORT. 1.09 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS &
COMMENTARY.
1.15) TODAY A daily news complied and programme. presented by Michael Page.
"Der 3.39 AT THE OPERA
Rosenhavailler" (Richard Staqus), Elizabeth Schwarz- kopt (soprano)- Christa Lud- wig (mezzosopr.). Terte Stich Randall (sopr.), Gerhard Unger (tenor), Ljuba Welltech (sopr.). Kerstin Meyer (contro), Pri
REDIFFUSION
Kuen (tenor) Otto Edelmana Wachter Eberhard (bass); (baritone) & the Philharmonia Orchestra and Chorus cond, by Herbert, Karafan (Chorus Max- ter: Wilhelm Pita).
1.45 RECITAL BY A URALK NICOLET (dute)With Julian Bream (luts and guitar) and George Malcolm (harpsichord and piano).
ENTER- 18.45 ANDRE TAINS.
PRIVIN
18.53 WEATHER REPORT.
RIIL 11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS. MERRY Go 11.15 CONTINENTAL
ROUND-Emil Deltour and his Orchestra. 11.43 JOHN BETJEMAN READING HIS A SELECTION TROM "COLLECTED POEMS."
SIGNAL TIME BRADLINES FROM Midnight. NEWS RADIO AUSTRALIA.
REPORT Close WEATHER
12,90
THREE NEW
SHOWS
Down.
REQUEST
INTRODUCED
5.13 HOMEWARD BOUND, MUSIC Here are some programmes you and your friends can tako
FOR TIRED WORKERS.
6.09 TIME SIGNAL, NEWS FROM
RADIO AUSTRALIA
6.15 PORTUGUESE HALF ROCR-
Lutz Nery.
6.45 THE ARCHERS.
7.00 HONGKONG HIT PARADE-
Ted Thomas.
7.58 WEATHER REPORT. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL. THE NEWS
COMMENTARY.
8.15 TODAY-A dally nowT
part in-they're all new to the Blue Network and
it's hoped they'll provide enjoyable listening for all: "THIRTY TO ONE"
-This
in
+# a family request show which thirty minutes of Blue Network time is devoted to the musical choice of one family.
All you have to do to take part
gazine presented by Michael in this programme la to decide on Page.
8.30 THE NAVY LARE.
a list of say, twenty tuned, you
9.00 THURSDAY PROM Intro- and your family would like to duced by Irene Yuen, Lohen- hear, send in the list to Mike grin Prelude to Act 1 (Wag- Ellery, "Thirty To One",
er)....Orchestra
LAMOUREUX,
Re.
ho'll
Paris cond. by Igor Markevitch. diffusion, Hongkong, and Concerto No. 2 in B Flat Major, do the rest, From your list Mike Op. 19 (Beethoven): 1st Mov. with choose enough records to -Allegro con brio Cadenza
makeup MOV. -Tempo 1 2nd Adagle; 3rd Mov. Rondo gramme. (Molte alegro),
pro. the half-hour Don't forget to tell Emil Gilets him whose choice each record la
de la Orchestra Plano) and
there's anything else Seciete Des Concerts du Con- and if Servatoire cond. by Andre Van- you'd like to talk about in your dernoot. Karelia Sulte. Op. 11 letters, Mike will discuss them
Jensen (Sibelius)....Thomas
conducting The Danish Slate with you on the air. "Thirty To One" is broadcast each Monday' Radio Symphony Orch.
at 8.15.
9.58 WEATHER REPORT.
16.00 TIME SIGNAL. THE NEWS, HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN,
10.15 PEOPLE TALKING,
"GREETINGS"
Starting
10.45 COOL AND QUIET-MODERN from Sunday, there will be a
JAZZ..
daily broadcast at 9.30 p.m. of
1058 WEATHER REPORT.
11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS. greetings from listeners to their friends and relatives on the oc- REEL. 11.15 SWEET
AND LOVELY,
6. TIME SIGNAL, NEWS FROM 1143 THE LAST WORD-Poems by casone of their birthdays or
RADIO AUSTRALIA.
6.13 EVENING
Stonira.
6.3 SPEAKING
STAB Frank
GENERALLY -
A programme from the British
Council introduced by David
How Williams.
45 THE ARCHERS.
7.90 JAZZ BALF HOUR-Presented
by Robert Acheson.
7.30 LONDON CALLING.
7.58 WEATHER REPORT.
3.00 TINE BIGNAL. THE NEWS &
COMMENTARY.
.900 HOLIDAY MAGAZINE.
8.30 FROM THE CONCERT HALL- Trevor Wye (hule), accom- panied by Lislie Humphries, Yolano and quitar).
by
9.00 O L 1DAY MAGAZINE - Devised and presented Michael Bulmer.
9.30 BEYOND OUR EEN-Starring:
Kenneth Herne.
3.53 WEATHER REPORT.
1015 BERUMANN
10.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS & HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. ANNIVERSAĦT 1810-1960-Introduced by Clive Sinipson (No.2).
10.58 WEATHER REPORT.
11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-
REEE..
11.13 AROUND THE WORLD IN
12.60 Midnight.
MUSIC Russla-Chorus and Orchestra of the Soviet Army dir. by Vladimir Alexandrov.
TIME SIGNAL HEADLINES FROM RADIO AUSTRALIA. WEATHER RE- PORT-Close Down.
Thursday
7.00 am. TIME SIGNAL, MORNING
MUSIC.
7.15 NEWS SUMMART. 7.20 MORNING MURE.
745 WEATHER REPORT.
7.47 MORNING MUSIC.
736 WEATHER REPORT.
8.00 TIME SIGNAL THE NEWS.
3.10 PROGRAMME PARADE.
8.20 DIARY FOR TODAY.
8.25 RUYTHM RENDEZVOUS.
9.00. TIME, SIGNAL, NEWS HEAD-
LINES,
י.
1.42 HOME TILL TEN -
Michael Bulmer, ni
With
10.00 RADIO NEWSREEL. 30.15 THE FOUR LADS SING WITH AND CLAUDE TROENBILL
HIS ORCHESTRA. 303 THE WORLD AROUND 18-
Features, Documentaries, - and- Talks.
1100 VANITY FAIK – Adapted as a Serial by Audrey Lacas from the novel by Thackeray Part 3: (Repeat.) 11.3 MOENING CONCERT-Toccata and Tugue in D Minor (Buch- Stocks). Clair De Lune (Debury-Stockcowald). On the beautiful Blue Danube (Joh. Stras F.1. Probude to the Afternoon of a Faun (Delna@Y) --
Bola English Horn: Robert Boomandia (Sibelium)
TIME
wedding anniversaries.
..
Percy Bysshe Shelley, read by Margaretle Seatt. The boat on
This dally five-minute session the Serchio Written in De
by Tony be conducted jection Near Naples, To night will Music when soft volces, Ode to Myatt who will also select one the West Wind.
the day's mail to 22.00 Midnight.
SIGNAL record from NEWS HEADLINES FROM add to the greetings. Rediffusion RADIO AUSTRALIA WEA also has
an extra surprise in THER REPORT,
CLOSE
store for those celebrating birth- DOWN.
days or anniversaries-olis- tenere, please let Tony Myatt know by letter or phone when your friends or relatives have a
in- ' approaching. 'big day' cidentally Tony'd like at least
Friday
three days' notice in order to
1.00 p.m. TIME SIGNAL, MORN- make sure your message will
ING MELODY.
7.15 NEWS SUMMARY.
7.20 MORNING MEDLEY (cont'd). 7.45 WEATHER REPORT.
147 MMORNING MELODY (cont'd). 13 WEATHER REPORT.
8.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWs. 8.10 PROGRAMME PARADE, 8.28 DIARY FOR TODAY. 8.25 FRIDAY FAVOURITKS..
THE HEAD- 9.00 TIME SIGNAL,
be included. Letters to Tony. Myatt, "Greetings", Rediffusion, Hongkong.
YOU'VE ASKED FOR IT
In addition to Ron Rose's Mon- day to Saturday request shows, Mike Ellery will be presenting a -king-size request show on Sunday afternoons called "You've Asked otherwise known as of broadcast le YAFI, Time
You should 10.13 THE RAY ELLINGTON 3.30 4.30 p.m.
QUARTET.
address your postcards to YAFI, 10.30 THE WORLD AROUND US Rediffusion. Hongkong.
Features, Documentaries, and
LINES. 9.02 HOME TILL TEN-With, Bar For it"
bara Lawrence.
10.00 RADIO: NEWSREEL (repeat).
talks.
11.00 MUBIC FROM THE
HOL-
LAND FESTIVAL 1959. 11.30 SHOW BUSINESS"Me and Juliet" (Rodgers and Ham- merstein).
12.00, noon. CONCERTO-Springtime
Poem Symphonie
Today
Op. 13.11.09 1. MORNING MEDLEY,
1139 SQUAD ROOM-Final Episode. (Fibich) Czech Philharmonic 12.00 Noog. TUNE TIME Orchestra cond. by A. Klima. 10 p.m. BBC BANDSTAND.
Elegio Op. 24 (Faure), Concerta in B minor Op. 10% (Dvorak), Allego, Adagio ma non troppo, Finale Janes Starker ('caro) and the Philharmonia Or chestra cond, by Walter Susskind
-
2.00 p.m. TIME SIGNAL, DIARY
FOR TODAY.
133 WEATHER NEPORT.
LIS TIME SIGNAL. THE NEWS. 1.30 LETTER FROM AMERICA
By Alistair Cooke (repeat). 145 JOHNNY BANKWORTH AND
HIS ORCHESTRA.
2.00 TIME SIGNAL.
100 KEYBOARD CAVALCADE.
REPORT, 1.13 WEATHER
THE
NEWS AND SPECIAL AN- NOUNCEMENTS.
1.36 LUNCH TIME MUSIC.
:
280 SATURDAY REQUESTS***
Presented by Ron Boss.
1.00 TEAR BY YEAR — Featuring the hits of the year 1977.
3.30 OFFICIAL DETECTIVE —
Episode 45-
400 SONGS OF THE PRAIRIES. 4.36 MUSIC BY KOSTELANETZ
AND KING 5.00 TRE
Belectiome
536 RBYTHM PARADE.
2.1 LONDON CALLING (repeat).00 BIRTHDAY MAILBAG
AS EARL, KINES TRIO... 3.60 TIME
BIGNAL,
WE
LATE
AND LEARN, 2.34 MUSIC AT TEA TINE, 459 GOING PLACES With
Michael Baldwin.
BIGNAL,
4.30 THE YOUNG IDEA-Presented
by Mavis.
PIANO EM TINE
Dinu RECITAL-BY.
Lipatti Sonata No. 8 in. A minor, K., 310 (mozart), Allegro, maestoso, Andante cantabile con espres *slone,
Presto--Dina. Lipatti
**(piano), a
3.13. HOMEWARD BOUND-"Music
tore tired workers.***
Re-
9.3 A STAR REMEMBERS
miniscing with the stars. 18.00 ANNA KARENINA By Leo
Tolstory, Episode 6.. 10.30 REDIFFUSION'S DANCE PARTY-Populac dance music. 11.00 STOP PRESS. 11.05 DANCE PARTY- Continued. 12.0 Midnight. "OOD SAVE THE 11.30 STARLIGHT SERENADE.
QUEEN"-Close Down
Sunday
7.00 am SUNDAY SERENADE.
734 THE BUNSHINE BOYS. 145 KEYBOARD RHYTHM, 8.00 HOLIDAY MUSICALE. 8.30 HAWAIIAN MUSIC. 8.59 WEATHER FORECAST. 3.0 NEWS, WEATHER FORECAST
AND TIDES.
ON
9.15 STRINGS
PARADE
A programme of light popular music.
9.34 FORCES. FAVOURITES. 10.00 MARCHING AND WALTZING. 10. MUSIC FROM THE MOVIES.
ORCHESTRA.
BBC 12.00 Noon MY 11.30 VICTOR BILVESTOR AND HIS
Pand Game.
WORD-A
12.30 p.m. BOX OFFICE DRAW.
1.13 WEATHER REPORT, NEWS & SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1.30 FAMILY FORUM
by Tony Myatt.
Presented
2.00 SUNDAY CONCERT. 1.39 YOU'VE ASKED FOR I= Presented by Mike Ellery,
4.30 I HEAR A RHAPSODY. 5.00 TEA DANCE,
5.30 THE GUITAR CLUB. 4.00 MUSIC BY BOTH. 4.30 EVEN BONG. 1.00 MUSIC FDR YOUNG PEOPLE Presented by Fr T. F. Ryan, S.J.
7.30 RUMPUS
TIME Featuring Barty Yaneza's Combo with Thehna Toledo and the Hi F Twine. Host: Ron Ross, 1.00 BBC NEWS
809 WEATHER FORECAST.
8.30 ANNOUNCEMENTS & INTER-
LUDE
8.15 PUZZLE
CORNER-Presented
by John Grant..
8.39 BENDEZVOUS WITH BAY --
Flot: Ray Cordeiro.
8.00 THIRTY MINUTE THEATRE-- "The Beetle Hunter by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, starring
Molly
West.
Rankin And Lockwood
9.30 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS AND
ANNIVERSARIES.
9.35 SONG OF THE FABULOUS
FIFTIES.
10.00 BAY'S A LAUGH, 10.30 SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY. 11.00 STOP PRESS.
12.00 Midnight. "GOD SAVE THE 115 A DATE IN DREAMLAND. QUEEN" Close. Down.
Monday
10a.m. MUSICAL · CLOCK. 715 NEWS BUMMARY, 7.20 MUSICAL CLUCK-Continued. 7.30 TOP OF THE MORNING — Presented by Mike Ellery and Ren Bo. 7.59 WEATHER FORECAST.
AND 8.09 NEWS
FORECAST.
WEATHER
LI TOP OF THE MORNING
Continued.
8.39 MUSIC MAKERS. 1.00 NEWS HEADLINES. 9.02 KVEP MOVING!
10.06 REMEMBER THESET
10.38' SECOND SPRING True fe
atory of Christine Harding.
104 THE KINGSTON TRIQ. 11.00 COFTES" BREAK.
11.30 RECITALAKA
602 MELODY MAGIC - MELODIES“ 11.45 MOVIE TOWN THEATRE —
FOR BEMINISCING. 43 MEET. THE STARS—Featuring
Yp. 30The Great Jobimy Rax Tarring Also Hade, Jr.
Ear Grane and Anita O'Day 1235 p.m. LOCAL GOLD BATE, 7,00 DELTA CITY JAZZ-Presented. ACCENT
by. Victor Nicholson.
ON
CORDION.
TRK
AC-
7.39 LAWRENCE WELK SHOW. --- 1239 MEO-DAY CONCERT. 200 DIARY FOR TODAY. With guest stars, -
115 KW AND WEATHER, SE
8.00 TIME SIGNAL AND THE
NEWS.
IN WEATHER FORECAST, AND NOUNCEMENTS AND SPORTE RESULTS: THE
a MUSIC.
THE ALL Presented By C.A.2. 139 WOSON "AND" MOKIS KO
Presented by Jobai Gewalt.
Leopold Sokomiti conducting" IN TINH KIGNAL, NEWS FROM - IM ZIS, KULALO, NYT SZABAD
Symphony Orchestra.
́RADIO`AUSTRALIA.
2de soptunes' of the witclc,
138 AFTERNOON CONCERT. 23-MELODY TIME.
DOROTHY CARLESS SHOW. 415 TEA DANCE,
*
3.30 LAWRENCE WEL 1How. 6.00 MONDAY EQUESTS --
Presented by Ron Ross. 6.30 PIANO PLAYTIME.. GAS THE ARCHERS. 7.00 VOICE OF SPORT,
IS PICK
OF THE POPS Presented by Alan PearTLAK, 7.45 HERE COMES O'MALLET. 8.00 BBC NEWS.
3.09 WEATHER FORECAST. 210 ANNOUNCEMENTS & INTER-
Family
LUDE.
8.13 THIRTY TO ONE
requests.
8.45 BONGKONG BY LINE —
Presented by Mike Ellery", 9.00 SPANISH SPECTACULAR 9.30 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS ANNIVERSARIES,
AND
1.33 JUKE BOX - Presented by
Mike Elery.
10.09 CBC PLAYHOUSE PRESENTS The Cry Of A Loon Over The Water
10.43 INTERLUDE FOR MUSIC. 11.00 STOP PRESS. 11.05 A DATE IN DREAMLAND.
"GOD SAVE THE 12.00 Midnight.
QUEEN"-Close Down
Tuesday
7.00 a.m. MUSICAL, CLOCK. 2.15 NEWS SUMMARY.
7.20 MUSICAL CLOCK-Contiated 7.30 TOP OF THE MORNING → Presented by Mike Ellery and Bon Rows.
7.59 WEATHER FORECAST.
8.00 NEWS AND WEATHER FORE
CAST.
1.10 TOP OF THE MORNING "~~-
Continued.
8.30 MUSIC MAKERS.
9.00 NEWS HEADLINES. 9. KEEP MOVING!
10.90 ANNOUNCER'S CHOICE. 10.30 SECOND SPRING True Bite
story of Christine Harding. 10.45 DEAN MARTIN.
11.30 RECITAL. 1100 COFFEE BREAK. 11.45 PROGRESSIVE
JAZZ Presented by Ray Cordeiro. 12.15 p.m. MARKET REPORT.
HALMONICA HIGHLIGHTS. 12.30 APERITIF.
1.00 DIARY FOR TODAY.
1.15 NEWS AND WEATHER RE-
PORT.
1.30 JOLENEY INTO MELODY. 2.00 MELODY TIME.
4.00 FELIX KING ORCHESTRA.
4.15 TEA DANCE.
4.43 LONE
:
STAR
Adapted from
LANIGAN
the exciting
novels of Tex Riley.
5.00 CHILDREN'S CORNER -
Presented by Auntie Mary,
530 SERENATA.
6.00 TUESDAY REQUESTS-
Presented by Ro Ross.
6.30 SMALL AND SWEET.
4.45 THE ARCHERS-An everyday story of country fe in Eng- Land.
7.00 BUSMAN'S HOLIDAY. 7.30 EVENING STAB.
7.45 HERE COMES O'MALLEY. 8.00 BBC NEWS.
8.09 WEATHER FORECAST. 8.30 ANNOUNCEMENTS & INTEL-
BINGS
LUBE.
8.15 TONY BALETAN
FOLK SONGS.
3.30 MOVIE MAGAZINE - FTC-
sented by Mike, Ellery.
9.00 STARS ON WINGS-Featurize Ron Goodwin and his Orchestra with guest stars. Compers:
Neville Powley.
9.30 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS AND
ANNIVERSARIES,
9.33 FAMOUS JURY TRIALS. · 10.00 LATE DATE WITH RON 2011. 1130 STOP PRESS. IS A DATE IN DREAMLAND.
“GOÐ, SAVE THE 12.30 Midnight.
QUEEN.”—Close Down.
Wednesday
1.00 a.m. MUSICAE CLOCK. 7.15 NEWS SUMMARY.. 1.20 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continuedi 7.30 TOP OF THE MORNING-- Presented by Mike Flery and Ron Rom.
7.35 WEATHER FORECAST, 8.10 TOP OF THE MORNING —
Continued.
8.30 MUSIC MAKERS,
$.00 NEW HEADLINES.
$42 KEEP MOVING!
10.00 THE TROUBADOURS.
10.30 SECOND SPRING — Trus life story of Christine Harding... || 1045 BING SINGS.
11.00 COFFEE BREAK.
11.30 RECITAL.AA.
F
11.43 RUMPUS TIME. Repeat o Jost Bunday's. broadenst. 12.18 p.m. MARKET REPORT
TWO GUITARA. --
12.30 BAGTIME PIANO.
124 CANADIAN SHOW CASE.
100 DIARY FOR TODAY.
15 NEWS AND WEATHER BR
PORT.
1.30 MUSIC FROM_THE FILMI 2.14 MELODY TIME.
400 TED HEATH AND HIS MUSIC 43 TEA DANCE,"FE LA LONE STAR LANIGAN -- TH Scourge of the Lawless. 5.00 CHILDREN'S COENKE
Presented by Auntie Mary 6.00 WEDNESDAY REQUESTS Presented by Bon Row 6.30 THE ANNE DE NYS TEI
AS THE ARCHERS,
7.00 THE BILLY VAUGHN' SHOW
-With guest star Pet Boots TM JAZZ AT THE PHILHAR MONIC Presented by Bo
-- FLOWS.
145 HERE COMES O'MALLEY..
- 500 WEATHER FORECASTIN
11. ANNOUNCEMENTS & DÉTTE
LUDE.
* IS MUSIC : IN` ́YHt.
Presented by CATER
MUSIC SHOW) 1.30 DIAMOND
Featuring the latest Mercu Echo, Coral. Dos, Imperiei,' ar ABC Pacentius - bort : Maan Host: Ray Cordeiro, Sunny
3. MY WORD-A, Pand. Game. 1.30 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYUHAN ANNIVELLA KIZE.STAT 2939 MUSIC. BY GIANGABLO, 22. 14. NIGHT HEAT — Presented
Luke Litery.
·445 LONE UTAK LANIGAM --- T5#
BOLIgh of the Sawless 5.00 CHILDRENS OORWEB --11 *Stories・・・ be - tha? Klakkeen?. Presented by Auntie Mary.
ATLAS' STOF WHERE VALDY BETT
% A-DATK. EGʻDERAMLAND. LLOG. MENENE -- "SOD;-SACTI "QUIII"--Cham Down.