*31 WEATHER REPORT.
25 TIME SIGNAL. THE NEWS,
COMMENTARY.
1.15 TODAY.
1.30 ETHAN FROME-A Voice of America play by Edith Whar-
-ton.
10.10 CHACKS FIELD
GERSHWIN.
10.30 NEWS &
BRITAIN.
NEWS
*PLAYS
ABOUT
19.43 YUGOSLAY RHAPSODY. 19.38 WEATHER REPORT. PIANO IL TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS
NEWS, 10.30 THE WORED AROUND US.
11.00 THE BBC STORY.
8.43 BLACK AND WHITE NOTES. 12.00 Noon. TED HEATH AND HIS
9.00 SPORTS CAST.
9.15 RAY'S A LAUGH. 9.45 BALLADS.
9.53 WEATHER REPORT. 10.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS, NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN, 10.15 IN THE COOL. COOL, COOL
OF THE EVENING. 10.58 WEATHER REPORT.
11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS
REEL.
11.15 THE ST LEGER AT DON-
CATER.
11.30 SATURDAY NIGHT HOP. 11.37 WEATHER REPORT. 11.59 NEWS HEADLINES
FROM
RADIO AUSTRALIA 12.00 Midnight. TIME SIGNAL..
CLOSE DOWN — GOD THE QUEEN.
Sunday
SAVE
7.00 am TIME SIGNAL, FIRST DAY
FAVOURITES.
7.15 NEWS SUMMARY. 7.20 FIRST DAY FAVOURITES. 7.38 WEATHER REPORT. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL, STRING SONG. 8.58 WEATHER REPORT.
9.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS,
SPORTS RESULTS.
9.15 PROGRAMME PARADE. 930 FORCES FAVOURITES-Pre- sented by Elizabeth Kirkman.
FROM 10.30 SERVICE
UNION ! CHURCH, KENNEDY ROAD- į Preacher: Rev: R.C. Symington.
MORNING 11.30 MID
MUSIC Variations on a Theme by Diabelli, Op. 120 (Beethoven). In Questa Tomba Oscura (Carpant). Tch Liebe Dich (Herrosee) (Beethoven). pm TALKING ABOUT MUSIC -Final).
GOING
SIGN OF FOUR— ·. **The Quest
and the Kill"" Part 4. 12.15 pm JOURNEY INTO MELODY. always called the Royal Navy 12.45 INTERLUDE FOR MUSIC, 'But a recent visit to the Navy's -latest-aircraft carrier, H.M S
Albion, proved to Radlo 'Hong- of commentators 'kong's team
that things and interviewers have changed with the arrival of the jet age.
Ted Thomas, Donald Brooks, and Michael Baldwin 'spent a -day-it wea with Albion during "the recent Exercise Shopwindow and for 12 hours watched the Navy at work. Demonstrations of everything from a‘high speed atom bombing 'attack to 'a light-
1.13 WEATHER 'REPORT. 1.15 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS.
CONCERT 140 AFTERNOON
7 Etudes Op.
10 (Chopin), Impromptu No. 1 in A flat major Op. 29; Impromptu No. 2 in Fisharp major Op. 36.
1230
⚫ (Chopin), Ruth Slenczynska "T
(Piano).
2.00 TAKE IT FROM HERE.
2.38 WE SING *FOR YOU-The Kingston Trio and the Blue Stars.
3.00 LATIN AMERICAN. 330 SO PIL TELL YOU—Part 3 "Of "With the "Motley" "by Lawrie Wyman.
4.40 RHYTHM IS THEIR
NESS.
BUSI-
ΤΟ
1.00 TIME SIGNAL
THE PICTURES. 1.13 WEATHER REPORT. 1.15 TIME, SIGNAL, THE NEWS SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1.30 THE AFTERNOON CONCERT -Scottish Fantasia. Op. 46 (Bruch). Campoli. (Violin) with the London Philharmonic Orch. cond. by Sir Adrian Boult Pizzicati (No. 163) Act 3- "Sylvia" - Ballet Music (Delibes).
2.00 THE ARCHERS. 2.43 VERA LYNN SINGS. 3.00 HOME AND
QUESTS
Jennifer.
HOSPITAL RE Presented by
4.00 AUSTRALIAN LIGHT MUSIC
MAKERS.
430 PAUL TEMPLE AND THE SPENCER AFFAIR - Part 7 "Dinner at the Stardust". 5.00 A STAR REMEMBERS
Lupino Lane.
5.30 THIRTY MINUTE
--(Repeat)
THEATRE
6.00 TIME SIGNAL, NEWS FROM
RADIO AUSTRALIA.
6.10 INTERLUDE.
6.15 SERVICE FROM WESTMINS- ́TER ABBEY-- Preacher: The Very Rev. Alan Don, Dean of Westminster.
7.00 BOOKSHOP. 7.15 STRICTLY INSTRUMENTAL. *1.30 PEOPLE ARE FUNNY — A miscellany by Timothy Birch. 7.58 WEATHER 'REPORT. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS,
COMMENTARY.
8.15 MY WORD-A Panel Game. 8.45 SUNDAY 'CONCENT-La 'Her (Claude Debussy), Bacchus - et Ariane 2 Sufte (Albert Hous- sel),
Guitar
Concerto (Rodrigo). *958 WEATHER ‘REPORT. 10.00 TIME FIGNAL THE ' NEWS, NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN. 10.15 THE BIME OF THE ANCIENT MARİNER -- (Samuel Taylor Coleridge).
10.45 SONGS
OF VAUGHAM
WILLIAMS. -10.58 WEATHER ‘REPORT.
11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS
'REEL
11.15 THE epilogue-13th 'Sunday after Strilty Brompton "Oritory. 'Intérfuda.
11.30 VIOLIN SONATA: NO. '1 'IN G
-MAJOR (BRAHMS). 11.57 WEATHER' REPORT. 1159 NEWS HEADLINES : FROM
RADIO AUSTRALIA.
TIME 12.00 Midnight.
→BIGNAL CLOSE DOWN — GOD SAVE *THE QUEEN.
Merday
700 · Um "ZIME SIGNAL, “MORNING
"PELLUDE.
7.15 NEWS SUMMARY.
7.29 (B00KRTING PRELUDE (Cmt'd) 7.45 WEATHER #REPORT. 7.47 MORNING PRELUDE.
MUSIC (Repeat). -
12.30 pm THE MID DAY CONCERT -Espana Rhapsody (Chabrier). Variations on a Nursery Song. Op. 25 (Dohmaryi)
1.00 TIME · SIGNAL. DIARY FOR
TODAY..
1.13 WEATHER REPORT.
1.13 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS, 1.30 RAY'S LAUGH' +Repeat). 2.00 BBC BANDSTAND; 2.30 PIANO RECITAL BY JULIUS ISSERLISS - (Scriabin and
Vladiguerov).
3.00 TIME SIGNAL, WE LIVE AND
LEARN.
3.30 MODERN TRENDS.
4.00 THE HUNGRY SPIDER-A serial thriller in six parts by Selwyn Jepson.
4.30 THE YOUNG IDEA.
5.00 HOMEWARD BOUND.
6.00 TIME SIGNAL, NEWS FROM
RADIO AUSTRALIA.
6.10 INTERLUDE. 6.15 EDMUNDO ROS ORCHESTRA.
AND HIS
6:45 THE ARCHERS. 7.00 FILM FOCUS. 7.30 FROM THE WEEKLIES. 7.45 BATTLE OF BRITAIN WEEK
The A.O.C. Hongkong. Air Commodore P. L Donki, C.B.. DS.O.. introduces an appeal by Battle of Britain Pilot Squadron Leader WM. Sizer. DF.C. at the beginning, of Battle of Britain Week.
NOW A
REEL
11.15 SUNATA-Sonata No. 5_h_C minor, Op. 10. No. 1 Beefh- oven);
Willieben Kempe (Piano): Der Wanderer an den Mond. Op. 60. No. 1 (Seidl); Uber Wildenan, Op. 108 No. 1 (Schulze); Der "2h- sume, Op. 41 (Lapp:); Rastiose Liche. Òp. 5 No. 1 (Goethe); Sonata No. 6 in F major, Op. 10. No. 2 (Beethoven). 11.37 WEATHER REPORT. 11.59 NEWS HEADLINES, FROM
RADIO AUSTRALIA 12.00 Midnight. TIME. SIGNAL
CLOSE DOWN — GOD SAVÉ THE QUEEN.
;
Tuesday
7.90 am
TIME SIGNAL, BRIGHT AND BABLY.
7.15 NEWS SUMMARY. 7.29 BRIGHT AND EARLY. 7.43 WEATHER REPORT. 7.47 BRIGHT AND EARLY. 7.58 WEATHER REPORT. *8.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE "NEWS.
810 PROGRAMME "PARADE.
· 3.28 "DIARY POR TODAY, "TUES-
DAYS' TUNES.
9.00 TIME SIGNAL, NEW'S HEAD-
LINES.
New Minipiano
"Extended overstringing", exclusive to the exciting new Miniroyal, makes the bass strings equal in length to as Together with's hammer ft. (152 čm.) Grand piano strike 'line which now follows normal overstrung prác- tice, this gives a remarkable tonal range with matchless sustaining, plus pëfféct touch.
"The keys are now full length, with standard touch,“ the new specially designed action?guarantees extremely long life and minimum servicing.
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