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Band Selections from Light Opera
Patients
The (Sullivan) Band
Coldstream of H.M.
Guards
Tolanthe
(Sullivan))
The
Band
of HM. Coldstream.
1st Movement-Adagio; Allegro
Molto.
2nd Movement—Largo. 3rd Movement-Scherz, 4th Movement -
fuoco.
Allegro
con
Vocal Gems Florodora (Stuart)-Light Opera
Company.
The Mikado (albert and Sull- van)-Columbla Light Opera Company.
The Maid of the Mountains (Fraser-Simson)-Light Opera.
Company.
Orchestral.
-Pariphen
Chopinata-Potpourri (arr. Sil- bermann) Marek Weber and His Orchestra, Fortissimo (Felgel) Streich Orchester. Overture-Die Schone Oalathea (Suppe)—Arthur Bodanzky von der Metropolitan Opera, New! York and Symphony Orchestra. Saschinka (Schirmann)-Marek
Weber and His Orchestra. Contrasts Potpourri of famous Melodies (Robrecht) Marek Weber and His Orchestra.
p.m.-Close Down, INSTRUMENTAL RECITAL FROM THE STUDIO 4-7 p.m.-Chinese Programme. 7-10.30 p.m.--European Programme 7-7.25 p.m. Orchestral
Guards Pirates of Penzance (Sullivan)
......The Band of HM, Cold-1-2.30 stream Guards
Dorothy (Cellier)
The Band
of HM Coldstream Guards" 7.30-7.55 p.m.
Vocal Gems from Musical
Comedies
Mercenary Mary (Youmans).... Columbia Vocal Gem Chorus" Wild Violets (Stolz)... Maria
Elsener and Martin
Kraemer Dresden
of the State Opera. with Chorus and Orchestra.
Peggy Ann (Rodgers)
8 p.m. Local Time
Report 7.55-8.33 p.m.
The Girl Friend (Rodgers)
Light Opera Company
and %
Weather
Variety
Vocal Duets--All of a sudden Vocal Duets-We just couldn't say Goodbye Chleg Ender and Charlie Farrell Plano Solos Words and Music- Medley Rale da Costa Vocal Forrte Ferde O'd Time Medley...... Florrie Forde (Comedienne)
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Hymn-All People that on earth
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`Lavocation and Lord's Prayer. Hymn Fraise my Soul the King
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Scripture Reading,
Hymn-O God of Bethel
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Offertory.
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1 pm Local Time and Weather
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Symphony. No, 5 in E Minor from the New World '(Dvorak) -play- ed by Sir Hamilton Harty and the Halle Orchestra..
Choral Prelude Christ Lag In Todesbanden (Christ lay in the Bonds of Death) (Bach, arr. Stokowski)-Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orches- tra..
Fugue in G Minor (The "Little"
0
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Coriolan-Overture (Beethoven)
Gretel-Overture
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10-10.30 p.m.-Dance Music.
Fox-Trot-Just Like Jack; Just
like Jill.
Fox-Trot-Remember me. Tango Dremy Serenade. Fox-Trot-At the court of Old
King Cole. Fox-Trot-Ache in my Heart. Fox Trot-Wedding on the Air. Fox-Trot-Love in Bloom. Fox-Trot-With my eyes wide
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9 p.m., DJA. DIN Announcements STEWL FILING CABINETS
(German-English)
German Folk Song Programme-Forecast
English)
24
(German-
9.15 p.m. Songs for Tegor
Baritone
"
and
Rlo Kube (Tenor) Franz Wolf (Baritone) 9.45 p.m., News in Englishvan DJA
and in Dutch on DJN'
10 p.m..."Wood." A Song of Ger-
man Work and Art 10.15 p.m.. News in German on
DJA and DJN 11.30p.m., Bernhard Lessmann
(Violin) plays Works by Mo- zart and Raft Midnight. Recent Gramophone
Records
English on
12.15 a.m.. News in
DJA and in Dutch on DJN 12.30 am. Close Down DJA, DJN
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London, Nov. 12. Mrs. Dawson Scott, whose death arter A severe illness, was an- nounced recently. began bar Uterary career by writing an epic poem on women, but after publish- ing her second book of poenis she turned her mind to writing novels -Willem Mengelberg and his 9 p.m., DJA, DJN Announcement
(German-English)
and short stories, with a light and Concertgebouw Orchestra.
German Folk Song
rather charming touch. She was Hansel and
Programme-Forecast (German- much interested in other writers, (Humperdinck) - Symphony
English)
and it was with the idea of Orchestra conducted by Albert
touch with Highlights of the Week's Pro- bringing them into Contes.
gramme
each other, that she founded the She "To-morrow Club" in 1917.. sald at the time that she did it because she was herself so disap- pointed to find that, although she had published several books, she had had little chance of meeting other writers. The club was such a success that four years later she founded the P.E.N. Club, which now has branches in other coun- tries,
7.25-7.42 pm-Organ Solos.
Fantasia and Fugue en B.A.C.H.
(Liszt)-Guy Weitz. Introduction and Fugue (from Fantasia on "Ad Nos Salutem") (Liszt)-Fernando Germani.
7.42-8 pm-A Recital by Feter
Dawson (Bass-Baritone),
1. The Erl King (Schubert). 2. Don Juan's Serenade-Op. 38.
No. 1" (Tschalkovsky),
3. Sirs! Your Toast (Toreador
Song) ("Carmen"-Bizet).
4. Room for the Factotum ("Bar-
ber of Seville"-Rossini). p.m.-Local Time and Weather
Report,
8.03-8.33 p.m.-From the Studio.
A Recital of Chamber Music by the "Islanders Trio."
P. R. Antonio-Violin.
E. A. Valeroso-'Cello.
S. F. Angeles-Piano. Programme
1. Manon-Massenet.
2. Scherzo -Moussorgsky,
3. Serenade-Milonge-Huguet,
4. Gavotte Grieg. 5. Nocturne-Mongred. 6. Vers Cythere--Phitt. &.33-8.55 pm-Excerpts from "The Gondollers (Gilbert and Sul-
livan).
Overture-Light Opera Orches
tra,
4
List and Learn-Sybil Gordon
and Chorus
(a) Good Morrow, Pretty Malda
Chorus and short Solos. (b) For the Merriest fellows are
we R. Walker and Chorus, Bee, See, at last they come-Gor-
9.15 p.m., The First Candle in the
Advent Wreath ...
9.30 p.m., Fairy Tale Time 9.45 pm, News and Review of the
་་
Week in English on DJA and in Dutch on DJN
of
10 p.m., Concert from Leipzig 11.15 p.m.. News and Review
the Week in German on DJA and DJN
11-30 p.m., "Jorg tells a story..
Third Workers' Merry Holli- day Programme Manuscript Háns Heinrich Elch-
muhi
12 15 am. News and Review of the week in English on DJA and Dutch on DJN
12.30 am, Close Down DJA, DJN
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PASSENGERS
S.S. President Hoover. The following passengers arrived per ss. President Hoover from Manila yesterday:-
Master G. Arellano, Miss M. Bal-
It is curious to reflect that be- cause seventeen years ago a young novelist in London felt lonely, an opportunity was provided last year for distinguished writers of several protest countries to combine in against the treatment of many of Germany's outstanding literary men.
Asia:-Mr. and Mrs. O.. Belaneff, Mr. E. Blackburn, Mr. RJ. Court- ney, Mr. & Mrs LGS. Dodwell Mr. and Mrs. David Drummond. Father Jacques, Mr. S.Juniper. Mr. A.3. Kent Mr. BJD M.. Lels, Mr. RC. Lepper, Father Levesque, Mr. I. Maru Mr. W.R. McBain, Miss G.
gado. Mr. 8. Okohira. Mr. F.E Mooney, Mr. & Mrs. Varco ¡Mor- ..
Poehlman Mr. & Mrs. C.W. Porter, Dr. and Mrs. A. Radermacher, Mr.
tazar, Mr. and Mrs. James Burt and infant, Mr. J. F. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. M. Chandra, Miss Klara Von Csorba, Miss C.. GL, Mr. F. L. Vermer. Herman, Mrs., E. Herman, Mr. J Kuril, Mr W. L. Marshall, Judge and Mrs. Benito Nativadad, Miss A. Nativadad, Mrs. C. A. Nahmmacher,
Master C. A. Nahmmacher, Jr., Mr. LOstwald, Mr. J. R. Pearne, Mrs Rose Pearne, Dr. M. Sabater, Mr. A.
M. Simpson, Dr. G. Binglan, Mrs. O. Stauffacher. Mr. John Turton, Mr.
don, Oldham, Baker and Chorus. We're called Gondolieri-Derek C. P. White.
Oldham; George Baker and Chorus
8.55-9.27 pm-Light
Orchestral
"
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S.S. President Grant
·Passengers arriving by the "as. President Grant yesterday, in
S.S. "Antenor."
The following passengers from United Kingdom" via ports are 33. "An- expected to arrive per tenor on
December 8-Mr. and
Ms. D. H. Blake, Surgeon. Lieut.
J. C. Benson, Miss BEH. Bolton." Mrs. Luckitt, Miss RE Luckitt, Mr. & Mrs. LG. Frost, Mrs. M. E. Gardiner, Miss T.A. Graham, Mr. & Mrs, WA Laing, Miss MB. Laing. Miss MJ. Laing, Miss AM. Laing. Mrs. ASH Morris & in- fant. Captain & Mrs. C.W. Rich- ards, Mrs. Reid, Master PT. Reid. Mr. Mrs. J.D. Thomson, Miss Mrs. B.MeN. Cook, Mr. M. L. Davis, N.W.. Thomson, Miss F. Thomson. The Mousine Overture (Monck- Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Davidson, Mrs. Miss J. Thomson, Mr. & Mrs. K. ton)-Arthur Wood and his F. A. Day, Mr. and Mrs. T. Y. West, Miss SM. Wert, Master ED. Orchestra
West, Miss B.M. West...
Music. Lilac Time Selection (Schubert) clude:--
-The New Mayfair Orchestra.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene. Andrews, The Arcadians Overture:
Mrs. A. K. Atkins, Mr. Au Sin Han, (Monckton)-Arthur Wood and Mr. P. Bossut, Mr. Paul Cherillard, his Orchestra, otti
Weber and His Orchestra.
1. Let the Bright Seraphim
("Samson-Handel).
KMS. 8.5"Empress of Canada”
The following passengers salled from Vancouver per the RMS. Empress of Canada on November 17th for the Orient:-
Deane, Master T. Deane, Mr. and Suite Orientale (Popy)-Marek Mrs. J. E, Donaldson, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Q, E. Har- A Musical Snuff Box (Liadow)
'ris, Mr. and Mrs. Y. K. Huang, Miss Parade of the City Guards Y. Y. Huang, Mr. R. Jeramdas, Mrs. (Jessel)Orchestre Raymondé. W T. Johnston, Miss Rose Lay, Mr. 9.27-9.42 p.m.-A Recital by Elsie W. Lee, Mrs. J. W. Little, Mrs. A.B.
Buddaby (soprano).".
McDay, Mr. and Mrs B. McCay, Jr, 'Mr. and Mrs. A: O. Robbins, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Miller, Mrs. Mok and Mrs. G. B. Davis, Mr. C. E. Che Hing, Mr. and Mrs. J. 'J. Pates, Vissering, Col MH. Logan, Mrs." Master James Pates, Jr., Dr. Marca E. A. Button, Mr. and Mra, A. R. Patrick, Mr. J. F. Rock, Lt.-Gen. Su Co Mr. R. L. Wyllie, Mr. W. Chin Tang, Mr. HD. Talbot, Mr. Knoke, Mr. S. M. Gillespie, Mr. W. Tsuji, Dr. and Mrs. O. E. Wall, Mr. R. Johnson. Miss L. P. Leatham, P. Ziegler.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Jacobs and Miss B. Jacobs, Mrs. LOE Ramage and Master R. Ramage, Mr. and Mrs. W. Harper, Mr. James Bichan,
2. O Bleep! Why dost thou Leave me? ("Bemele"-Handel) 3. (a) The Rosebud,
(b) Hark Hark! the Lark
(Schubert).
4. Berenade (Schubert), 9.42-10 pmA Planoforte Inter
10: lude:by Elmmon "Barer,
R.M.S. Empress of Asia -The following" passengers salled
1. Waltz in A Flat (as dur), Op. yesterday for Shanghai and ports Mr. T. OF. Hall, Mr. H. H. Fisher, beyond by the RMS. Empress of Dr. P. Hanagiry, Mr. A. Ditesheim.
42 (Chopin),