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190 TRE: SIGNAL,
THE NEWS
& COMMENTARY (AM Only). 215 THE CASE OF LADY ALICE LISLE AM Only)-Re- constructed for radio by C. B. Hewitt.
2.15 UNIVERSITY JUBILLE YEAR
(AM
11.59 NEWS
Only).
17.00 MMaight.
HEADLINES
(AM
TIME SIGNAL, CLOSE DOWN-God Save The Queen (AM Only). FM ONLY
7.15 pm LIGHT MUSIC. 7.25 CRICKET - The Last
1.13 WEATHER REPORT. 1.15 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 1.34 MODERN JAZZ. 2.00 WOMAN'S WORLD. 230 YOUR
RADIO CONCERT HALL Bidu Bayao (soprano) with Howard Barlow's Chorus and Orchestra. and
3.00
Test
WB
Match -- England v Australia. The Final Day's Play at the Oral.
Wednesday
7.00 am RISING NOTES. 7.15 NEWS SUMMARY. 729 RISING NOTES
(AM Only)The fourth of a series of seren programmes.' 958 WEATHER". REPORT
Only).* 1889 THE SIGNAL, THE NEWS &
NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN (AM: 4′′ 19.15. THE NEWS ENGLISH BIBLY (AM.. Only) Reader; John Kendall Carpenter.
1824 THE PIANO SONATAS OF MOZART WALTER GESEK- ING (A Only)..
1254 WEATHER, LIPORT
Only).
(AM
119 TIME KIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-
222L (AM Only). 1113 CRICKET (AM. Only) — The Last: Test Katok - England. v: Australia. Fourth Day's Play at the Oval 2 1143 MANTOVANI - AND HIS OR
CHESTRA (AM Only) — More Taccant, than ever (Panzer, Di-Paola), La Vie En Rose (Lauiguy). Under Paris Skies (Grand). O Mein Papa (Burk Eard) Hantovani and his Or- RIPORT (AM
HEADLINES
TIME
Chesty i 1957 WEATHER.
14.59
Opty).
12.3 Miláght.
SIGNAL, CLOSE DOWN God Save The Queen (AM Only).
-FM ONLY
715 por LIGHT MENC.
Test
CRICKET — The Last MathEngland v Australia. Fourth Day's Play at the Oval, AFSIZ CLOSE DOWN.
Tuesday
280 am TIME SIGNAL,
AND KARLY.
7.35 NEWS SUMMARY.
BRIGHT
127. BRIGHT AND EARLY-Cont'd.
243 WEATHER-REPORI.
141 BRIGHT AND EARLY-Cont'd.
753 WEATHER REPORT.
IN TER. SIGNAL THE NEWS. PROGRAMME PARADE.
2.1
B.IS DIARY, FOR TODAY, TUES.
DAY'S TUNES.
153 WEATHER- REPORT.
9.99 TIME SIGNAL, NEWS HEAD-
LINES.
18M TIKK KRGNAL, BADIO NEWS-
TILL. $32 HOMES
Michiel Baimer.
ZKY
With
RIEL (Repeat).
18.15 THE VOICE OF ROSEMARY
CLOONEY.
t's
1939 THE WORLD AROUND
125 WEATHER REPORT.
1LM PHILHARMONIA ORCHES- Rudolf
TRA? - Schwart
Cond
by
12.85 Nout MID DAY MUSIC. 1215 pm MID DAY PRAYERS
By Rev. E. J. Hopkins,
123 THE KOGEB WAGNER
CHORALE.
186 TIME SIGNAL, DIARY FOR
TODATA
LI WEATHE REPORT. 1.15 TIME BIGNAL, THE NEWS.
YOU REMEMBER? - - 13 DO
Alleen Woods Introduced by (Repeat).
20 WOMAN'S WORLD-Produced by Murray Leavitt and Thelma Start.
2. ARTISTEY IN RHYTHM.
3.00 WE FIVE AND LEARN
-
Grace Trbate to Valour — Bussel
* MUSICAL LIFE IN-
UNITED STATES,
$33 WEATHER REPORT. -
Cont'd.
745 WEATHER REPORT. 747 PISING NOTES - Cont'd. 7.58 WEATHER REPORT. LM. TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 1.18 PROGRAMME PARADE. 8.15 DIARY FOR TODAY, HID
WEEK HELODIES.
153 WEATHER REPORT.
9.00 TIME SIGNAL, NEWS HEAD- S: LINES.
With
—
9.42 HOME TILL TEN David Dunkerley. 1800 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-
REEL (Repeat). 1835 THE VOICE OF LENA HORNE. 14.30 THE WORLD AROUND US -
Ezra Pound-Part 1. Readings and Recollections by the American Poet, introduced by D. G. Bridson. 18.58 WEATHER REPORT. 11.09
MACBETH ACT (VERDI) -Leonard Warren (Baritone), Leonie
(Soprano). Rymanek Jerome Hines (Bass)
with Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and corus cond. by Erich Leinedarf. 11.40 LET'S MAKE MUSIC.
12.30 pm THE GOON SHOW - "The Tale of Men's Shirts" (Repeat). DIARY FOR 1.00 TIME SIGNAL,
TODAY.
1.13 WEATHER REPORT. 1.13 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 1.39 LUNCH TIME MUSIC.
2.00 BEYOND OUR KEN (Repeat). 2.30 COMPOSER CAVALCADE --- Introduced by Aileen Woods (Repeat).
3.00 WE LIVE AND LEARN
Tribute to Valour, The San Demetrio.
LIVE AND LEARN-Tri- bute to Valour, Robert Louis Stevenson.
3.30 VIRTUOSO Concerto No. 2 in and B flat major for plano arch. Op. 19 (Beethoven), Glenn Gould (piano) with Leonard -Bernstein cond. The Columbia
Sym. Orch."
153 WEATHER REPORT. 4.08 FILM FOCUS-(Repeat). 4.38 THE YOUNG IDEA.
3.60 HOMEWARD BOUND-Music
for tired workers.
5.35 WEATHER REPORT.
6.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS.
6.10 INTERLUDE.
645 PORTUGUESE HALF HOUR. 6.45 THE ARCHERS.
7.00 TIME SIGNAL, TODAY. 7.5 HONGKONG HIT PARADE —
Presented by Michel Meredith. 758 WEATHER REPORT. 100 TIME SIGNAL,- THE NEWS,
COMMENTARY.
8.15 KEYBOARD QUARTER-With
the Brian Guns Quartet. 8.30 THIRTY MINUTE THEATRE— William "Small World" by Eedle. 9.00 MUSIC' LOVERS' HOUR
Sonatina for Violin and Piano in G minor. Op. 137 No. (Schubert), Joseph Fuchs (vio- lin) and Artur Balsam (piano). Impromptu in E flat major, Op. Dinu 9) No. 2 (Schubert).
Lipatti (Piano). Bimba dagli
di malia (Love
pieni occhi duet) ("Madame Butterfly")
Renata (Puccini).
Tebaldi. Carlo Bergonzi, Enzo Sordello, Fiorenzo Cossotto. Angelo Mer- eurial with chorus
Or- ccademia Di chestra of the Santa Cecilia, Rome cond. by Tullio Serafin.
Romeo and Juliet Overture Fantasy (Tchaikovsky), London Sym- phony Orchestra cond. by Har man Scher REPORT. 9.58 WEATHER
-
10.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS, NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN. 10.15 THE NEW ENGLISH BIBLE. 10.20 THEME AND VARIATIONS. 10.30 JOLLY FELLOWS WALTZES (VOLLSTEDT) Jolly fellows waltzes (Vollstedt), Boston Pops Orchestra cond. by Ar- thur Fiedler. 1038 WEATHER REPORT. 1.33 RIAS SYMPHONY ORCHES- 11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS
REEL TRA OF BERLIN — Diverti-
AND STRINGS mento (Igor Stravinsky) (Sulte 1115 MOONLIGHT
-Music for reminiscing. from the Ballet "The Fairy's Kiss) Rias Symphony-Orches-
STAKES. tra of Berlin cond. by Ferenc 12.30 WEATHER REPORT. Fricsay. Capriccio fur Orches 1232 NEWS HEADLINES. ter, Op. 2 (Gottfried von 12.33 CLOSE DOWN-GOD Xinem)
Plas
Symphonic-
THE QUEEN. Orchester Berlin dir. by Ferenc Fricsay.
1.5% WEATHER REPORT.
4.00 THE ADVENTURES OF
CLARA CHUFF-No. 3: "The Fuss About Cecil.
4.30 THE YOUNG IDEA: 5.58 WEATHER REPORT. 6.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 6.1 OLD HONGKONG — 12. Bea- consfeld Arcade and its asso- ciations by the Rev. Father T. F. Ryan, S.
6.15 MUSIC FROM HOLLAND
Dolf van der Linden and his Metropole Orch.
€30 SPEAKING GENERALLY, 8.45 THE ARCHERS.
7.00 TIME SIGNAL, TODAY. 7.15 A MOZART CONCERT. 7.58 WEATHER REPORT.
1.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS &
COMMENTARY.
11.15 CHORALE-Dies Irae (Lull).
Martha Angelic (Sop.), Janine Collard (Contralto), Jean" Gir- audeau (Tenor). Louis Noguera (Bass).
Chorale des JeunessEE Musicales De France et Or-
chestre conducted by Louis Martini. Organ: Henriette Roget. Chorale No. 1 in E ma- jor (Frank), Albert Schweit-
zer (Organ). IL57 WEATHER REPORT.. 11.39 NEWS HEADLINES. 12.00 mid TIME SIGNAL
DOWN - GOD SAVE QUEEN.
FM ONLY
CLOSE THE
8.15 pm THE GOVERNMENT AND THE PEOPLE-A talk by the Director of the Urban Services Department. the Hon K. S. Kinghorn
Saturday
7.00 am TIME SIGNAL,
DAY SERENADE. 715 NEWS SUMMARY. 120 SATURDAY
Cont'd).
SATUR-
SENERADE
1.45 WEATHER REPORT. 120 SATURDAY
(Cont'd).
SERENADE
758 WEATHER REPORT. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL. THE NEWS. 8.10 PROGRAMME PARADE. 8.13 DIARY FOR TODAY, SATUR-
DAY VARIETY.
858 WEATHER REPORT. 9.00 TIME SIGNAL. NEWS HEAD-
LINES.
9.02 HOME TILL TEN.
10.00 TIME SIGNALA RADIO NEWS-
REEL 10.15 THE VOICE OF BURL IVES. 10.30 PARIS STAR TIME. 10.53 WEATHER REPORT. 11.00 SYMPHONY
Toocata and Fugue 12 D Miner (Bach- Stokowski)-Leopold Stokowski conducting his Symphony Or chestra. Symphony No. 7 Op. 131 (Prokoßcy) Grand Or- chestre Symphonique de la Radiodiffusion de L'U.R.S.S. cond. by S. A. Samossoud. Rapsodie Espagnole (Ravel) Chicago Symphony Orchestra cond. by Fritz Reiner. 12.00 Noon. THE GREEK SPIRT - A study of classical Greece and its influence on Europe. 12.30 pm BIG BAND SHOW.
12.15 am RACING THE GEICRACK REDIFFUSION
•
SAVE
•
1.00 TIATE SIGNAL,
TODAY.
DIARY FOR
1.13 WEATHER REPORT. 1.15 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 139 · AFTERNOON RECITAL
Whittermore and Lowe (Duo- pianists).
2.00 MY WORD
- A panel game (Repeat Series):
2,38 - MAİNLY MUSIC.
300 YOU AND I ́- Presented by
Thelma Stuart.
3.30 THEME AND VARIATIONS - A musical diversion by Clive Simpson (Repeat).
•
3.58 WEATHER REPORT.
4.00 BOY MEETS GIRL — Johnny
Ray and Gogi Grant.
4.30 THE APPLE ORCHARD - A play by Walton Bauer (final), 5.00 TEA DANCE, 5.5
WEATHER REPORT.
5.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 6.10 INTERLUDE (See Opposite). 6.15 MIRROR ON THE MIND -
John Irving interviews Dr Gray Walter, from Bristol, and Prof. Herbert Jasper from Montreal, delegates of the International Brain Research. Organisation.
630 COMPOSERS' CAVALCADE
Introduced by Alleen Woods. -- 7.00 TIME SIGNAL, TODAY
A daily news magazine · pro- duced by Michael Page. 7.15 RECITAL FROM THE OB-
CHESTRA
Harry Danks
(Viola).
-
7.30 FIRST HEARING
Arthur Pateman. 7,38 WEATHER REPORT.
By
-
Lộ TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS &
COMMENTARY
ARR 8.15 PEOPLE
FUNNY Introduced by Timothy Birch. 8.45 SPORTSCAST — Produced by
Victor Price.
-
9.00 THREE KINDS OF CHOPIN
Sidney Harrison discusses and plays some of Chopin's music, 9.30 BEYOND OUR KEN-Kenneth
Horne.
9.58 WEATHER REPORT. 10.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS & NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN. 10.15 IN THE COOL, COOL, COOL OF THE EVENING-Presented by Michael Bulmer. 10.58 WEATHER REPORT. 11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-
REEL.
11.15 SATURDAY NIGHT HOP. 11.57 WEATHER REPORT. 11.59 NEWS HEADLINES. 12.00 Midnight. TIME
CLOSE DOWN The Queen.
SIGNAL, God Save
A HIGHWAYMAN SERIAL
Friday AND AN EXCITING PLAY
7.00 am BREEZING ALONG. 7.15 NEWS SUMMARY. 12. BREEZING ALONG—(Cont'd) 743 WEATHER REPORT. 1.47 BREEZING ALONG-(Cont'd) 758 WEATHER REPORT.
8.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 2.10 PROGRAMME PARADE.
15 DIARY FOR TODAY, FRIDAY
FAVOURITES.
1.58 WEATHER REPORT.
9,92 HOME TILL TEN. 19.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS.
REEL (Repeat).
- 8.15 SEEN AND HEARD IN
EASTERN EUROPE BY V. S. 18.15 THE VOICE OF PIER ANGELL Pritchett. No. 3: Poland." 10.30 THE WORLD AROUND US. 3.38 WALTER HAUTZIGA 10.58 WEATHER REPORT.
recital by the American Pianist 110 CONCERTO — Overture: La from Radio Hongkong's Con-
cert Hall.
9.00 LETTER FROM AMERICA (AM Only)-By Alistair Cooke. 9.15 WHAT IS POETRY (AM Only) -No. 3: "Looking At Life“ (Repeat).
9.38 LATIN-QUARTER (AM Only) With Trio Los Panchos and Los Espanoles
9.58 WEATHER REPORT (AM
Only).
RETURN TO HINDLEFORD- 10.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS & No.4:Mr Merriman Puter- tzing.TM
LY THE YOUNG IDEA-Presented
by Pamela,
LO HOMEWARD
BOUND-Music
for tired workers
LB WEATHER REPORT.
8.M TINK SIGNAL, THE NEWS.
EUS INTERLUDE.
KIS LA DEMI HEURE FRANCAISE.
U THE ARCHERS.
784-TIME SIGNAL, TODAY.
NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN (AM Only).
10.15 THE NEW ENGLISH BIBLE CAM Only) Reader: John Kendall-Carpenter.
1820 TAKE IT FROM HERE
Only) (Repeat).
10.50 BOSTON POPS
On Thursday at nine o'clock Rediffusion presents "Long Distance," an exciting play by Harry Junkin, in "Thirty-Minute Theatre."
Leon Jacks is due to be hang- 'antiquated rogue' was one who ed for murder in half an hour's had left off his 'trade' through time. But by accident his wife old age. The hero of the tale is has found the letter which, if Philip Bellinger, a Lieutenant in' produced at the trial, would the Royal Navy, who has had to 9.00 TIME SIGNAL, NEWS HEAD- have proved his innocence. return home to manage his
LINES.
Urgently she telephones the family estate of Hindleford on In the prison, but the warden tells her the death of his father. he has not the authority to call coach, travelling from Hull to off the execution. Judge Me York, he meets an 'antiquated Lean he says, is the only man rogue,' although he is not aware
of this at the time. who can help her.
He is sad She
finds Judge
at leaving the Navy, which he cond. by Sir Thomas Beecham. telephone number and calls it had hoped to make his career, Piano Concerto in G major
that his mother puzzled Leonard
and begins a frantic Bernstein
chase by Ravell piano) & conducting The phone across Canada and the should request his return when Columbia Symphony
Orch.
United States, trying to track his elder brother Jocelyn should The down the only man on earth who by right inherit Igor") (Borodia). Cleveland Orchestra cond. by can save her husband's life, who Where, he wonders, is Jocelyn? George Szell. Plano Concerto can prevent his execution for a
Cambiale di Matrimonio (Ros- sini). Royal Philharmonic Orch.
Dances
No. 2 Op. 101 (Shostakovich) Leonard Bernstein (Piano) and conducting
The New York Philharmonic. 12.00 noon
THE BILLY COTTON BAND SHOW—(Repeat). 12.30 pm SINGING THROUGH THE
AGES (Repeat).
DIARY FOR 1.00 TIME SIGNAL,
TODAY. WEATHER REPORT. 1.15 TIME SIGNAL. THE NEWS. 1.30 LETTER FROM AMERICAN
by Alistair Cooke (Repeat). 1.45 FASCINATING RHYTHM. 2.00 LONDON CALLING.
(AM
1.13
ORCHESTRA
(AM Only) Selections from “Carousel" (Rodgers-Hammers- tain).
1958 WEATHER REPORT.
715 AT THE PIANO (AM Only) 1109 TIME SIGNAL AND BIG BEN,
—David. Saperton.
73 PEOPLE ARE FUNNY
Only). (Repeat).
13 WEATHER REPOET
Qnty).
RADIO NEWSREEL.
(AM
(AM
11.13 THE AP CORNER. 11.57 WEATHER · REPORT. 11.59 NEWS HEADLINES. 12.00 Midnight. TIME
3.80 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS &
COMMENTARY (AM Only).
AES FILM FOCUS (AM Only).
MUSIC: MAGAZINE (AM Only)
Introduced by Irene Yuen.
GOVERNMENT AND
8.13 THE
-
THE PEOPLE (AM Only) A tak by the Director of the Urban Services Department, the Ken K. S. Kinghorn. 943 JOK HCSHKIN, HIS PIANO & HIS ORCHESTRA (AM Only).
REPORT
3.53 WEATHER
(AM
Only). 19.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS & NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN (AM Only).
ILIS THE NEW ENGLISH
E
(AM Only) - Reader: Kendall-Carpenter.
SIGNAL,
CLOSE DOWN-God Save The Queen.
9.00 pm
FM ONLY
OPERETTA—The Merry Widow" (Franz Lehar) Elisabeth Schwarzkopf (Sop.) Erich Kuniz. soloists with the Orchestra and Chorus cond. by Otto Acker- mann.
Philkat momia
Thursday
BIBLE
7.00 am LP WITH THE SUN. John 7.15 NEWS SUMMARY.
7.20 UP WITH THE SUN-(Cont'd). 11.29 SPIRES MUSICALE (AM 7.45 WEATHER RE
REPORT. Only)-Variations and Fugue in 1.47 UP WITH THE SUN—(Cont'd). E Flat Major, Op. 35 (Beeth 7.58 WEATHER REPORT.
10 TIME SIGNAL. oven) — Helmut Roloff (Piano). ' & Variations on a Theme from Mozart's "The Magic Flute- Gregor Piatigorsky (Cello) and Lukas Foss at the Piano. 14.5 WEATHER REPORT (AM
Only). 11.00 TRE SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-
REEL (AM Only).
11.13 CRICKET — The
Last Test
1.10 PROGRAMME PARADE. 8.15 DIARY FOR TODAY, RHYTHM
RENDEZVOUS.
1.58 WEATHER REPORT. 9.00 TIME SIGNAL, NEWS HEAD-
LINES. 9.42 HOME TILL TEN—With John
Caswell.
programme of
2.30
1.00
LET'S HARMONIZE.
LIVE AND LEARN-TH- bule
to Valour-The Skip bombers.
McLean's
murder he did not commit. The performance by the Canadian ac- tress Joan Miller in this thirty- minute thriller is a minor tour de-force; she has a gift of “in- tensity and builds up the sus- pense and the sense of the utter horror of her situation with unerring judgment and timing.
The part
and
the estate.
This exciting, absorbing serial is produced by Trevor Hill, who also collaborated with Margaret Potter in the children's Christmas play, "The Little Logsellers."
Today
of Bertha Jacks is 11.30 am FRAMLEY PARSONAGE. played by Joan Miller. Prison 12.30 pm BIG BAND SHOW.
12.00 noon CAVALCADE OF MUSIC.
Warden by Michael Turner, Mrs McLean by Gwen Day Bur- roughs, Miss Milton by Jane Jordan Rogers and Mr Hender- son by Guy Kingsley Poynter. 4.00 DOMBEY AND SON - No. 6 Other parts are played by Errol
3.30 MUSIC IN MINATURE. 3.33 WEATHER REPORT.
"Miss Nipper Speaks Out." 4.30 THE YOứng idea.
5.00 HOMEWARD BOUND-Music
for tired workers.
358 WEATHER REPORT.' 6.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 610 THE WEEK'S GOOD CAUSE
An
behalf of St by Mrs
6.15
APP Settlement,
James' Adrian Butler.
MacKinnon, Judith Whale and members of the BBC Drama Re- pertory Company.
For its younger
listeners Rediffusion presents the first episode of "Hindleford," a high- wayman serial in six parts by JAZZ HALF HOUR.
Margaret Potter, on Tuesday at 6AS THE ARCHERS. 7.00 TIME SIGNAL, TODAY.
4.30 pm in "Children's Corner." 7.15 AT THE PIANO — MINDRU 'Stand and deliver!' cries a
KATZ-Laideronette - Impera- trice Des Pagodes (Ravel), (No. rough voice, a coach lumbers to 3 from Suite "La Mere L'oye"),
a halt, women scream and men Nocturne No. 6, Op. 63 (Faurel, curse as the impudent highway-
in C major, Op. 12,
them of their (Prokofiev).
man
relieves
30 COME LISTEN WITH MÈ—In- purses and jewels. This sort of
troduced by Michael Bulmer.
thing was a common 758 WEATHER REPORT. 8.00 TIME
оп SIGNAL THE NEWS, COMMENTARY. 8.15 LIFE WITH THE LYONS (New Series) (A.M. Only). 8.45 THE RETURN
OF
-
occurence
the rough lonely country roads of England In the eighteenth century, and much of THE the action of Margaret Potter's NATIVE-A serial by Thomas story "Hindleford" takes place Hardy adapted for "Radio by
one of these roads, the York Frederick Bradnum. with Nigel Stock
Jennifer Hales to London road where it crosses some of the remote moorland 915 GIANCARLO AND HIS ITAL- of Yorkshire.
BAND Introduced by
The knights of RAV Cordeiro.
the road' play a very important 9.45 MORTON GOULD AND HIS part in this serial, and they and
Episode
JAN
and
ORCHESTRA.
9.53 WEATHER REPORT.
on
some
their fellow-thieves use 10.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWs, rather strange expressions in NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN. their talk, for in the eighteenth 10.15 THE NEW ENGLISH BIBLE.
10.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS
REEL Repeat. Match - England v Australia. 19.15 THE VOICE OF ANNE SHEL- The Final Day's Play at the
TON. Oral.
10.30 THE WORLD AROUND US. 11,43 MASTERPIECES FOR VIOLIN 1938 WEATHER report. (AM Only) - The Vienna 11.00 ENCORE — A Strings cond. by Kurt Richter.
popular classics. Liebesfreud (Kreisler). Chan- 11.45 MUSIC WE LOVE.
MID DAY PRAYERS-By 10.30 HAWAII (Tchaikovsky), 12.15 pm Meditation from. **Thais"
Rev. Father John Foley, S. J. (Massenet-Gallet),
1239 BAND BOX, 227 WEATHER
REPORT (AM 100 TIME Only).
TODAY.
SOLO
triste
1020 RAY'S A LAUGH (Repeat). century, like the twentieth,
CALLS
Prince thieves and criminals had their Kawohi and the Luau Boys, own vocabulary. When they 10.58 WEATHER REPORT.
'abramcove' they SIGNAL, DIARY FOR 11.00, TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS- talked of an
meant a poor man, and an
REEL.
1.00 DIARY FOR TODAY.
1.15 NEWS AND WEATHER RE-
PORT
1.30 PROGRAMNE SUMMARY. 1.32 INTERNATIONAL THEATRE
ORCHESTRA. 2.00 SATURDAY TELEPHONE RE-
QUESTS.
3.00 YOUR SATURDAY
WITH MUSIC.
4.00 VICTOR SILVESTER
IUS ORCHESTRA.
DATE
AND
4.30 DAMON RUNYON THEATRE—
"Broadway Financier."
FAITH AND HIS OR- 3.00 PERCY
CHESTRA.
530 BBC BANDSTAND. 3.58 PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 6.00 THE JOHNNY BOND SHOW. 7.00 BBC JAZZ CLUB. 7.30- LATIN QUARTER, 8.09 BBC NEWS.
8.09 WEATHER FORECAST. 8.10 ANNOUNCEMENTS AND JN-
TERLUDE.
8.15 THE BING GROSBY-ROSE-
MARY CLOONEY SHOW. 8.30 STRICTLY PRIVATE. 9.00 THE SHRIRO HIT PARADE. 9.30 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS AND
ANNIVERSARIES,
9.33 MUSIC FROM MAXIM'S
Played by the Brian Combo
Guas
SATUR-
10.03 THE JIM AMECHE
DAY NIGHT SHOW, 11.00 STOP PRESS.
11.05 THE JIM AMECUE SATUR
DAY NIGHT SHOW-Continued. mid "GOD SAVE THE QUEEN"
12.00
-Close Dewn.
Sunday
7.00 am SUNDAY SERENADE. $.00 DIXIE AM. 8.30 CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST. 9.00 NEWS. SPORTS RESULTS
AND WEATHER FORECAST, 9.10 PROGRAMME SUMMARY.