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ALL ANSWERS CAN BE FOUND ON THE SCREEN
IN "SHINING HOUR"
GREAT 5-STAR CASTI
1. What soug is being played on
The love adventures
the piano when David enters
Olivia's apartment?
(a) Sweet Adeline
(b) Sweethearta
(c) On Wisconsin
(d) Farmer In the Dell
2. What was Olivin's name before
Broadway discovered ber?
(B) Rasis O'Rourke
(b) Maggie Hiler
(c) Molly McGuire...
(d) Peggy O'Neil
3. What does Judy claim David
did to her when they first met?
(a) Ank her to Marry him
(b) Favite her to dinner
(e) Put a frog down her dress...
(d) Tell her she was beautiful...
4. Why does Judy run into the
barning house ?-
(a) So Olivia may marry David.. (b) To rescue her jewels
(c) To show off for the crowd... (d) To learn who at irted the f‹o
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On Wavelengths of 335
metres (845 kcm) ·31,40
metres (9.52 megacycles).
BEETHOVEN SYMPHONY NO.
IN A MAJOR, OF: N Botary Tin Speech
12.00 to 12.20 p.m. Relay of Ser- vice of Intercession from St. John's Cathedral.
12.30 p.m.
Stuart Robertson (Bari- lone) and the London Palladium Orchestra.
9.50 p.m. Songs by Elsło Suddaby (Sopranol
The Mocking Pairy (Besly); · The Almond Tree (Schumann). The Rose- bud: Hark! Harki The Lark (Schu- bert)--with Fiano accompaniment.
1.00 pm London Relay The City of London'-8: The Corporation,"
By A. B. Thomas Deputy Keeper
the Records, Guldhall. 10.15 pm. Two Schubert Songs.
The El Hedge Rase. Op. 3.No. 3. King, Op. 1-Alexander
der Kipnis (Bass) with Gerald Moore at the Plane.
of
10.21 p.m. Beethoven - Symphony No. 7 In A Major, Op. 92.
Philadelphia Symphony" "Orchestra, conducted by Leopold Stokowski. ..
11.00 p.m. Close down.
CAIM
Merchant of Venice Suite (Rosse) --London Palladium Orchestra cond. by Cufford Greenwood. •Little Brown Jusi
The Three Crows (Eastburn) The Mermaid Polly Wolly Doodle (arr. W. M.) Stuart Robertson (Bar. G.S.G.
Wich tone) Plane and Chorus Palin 4.5.B. G.S.B. dium Memories-Intro: in Port Again: Hometown: O-Ki
Okay for G.S.0. Sound: Alo
the river with you; Life Trans. begins at Oxford Circus; There's 1 Trank. new world; Free; Waltz of the Gip Trans sies: Round about Regent Street London Palladium Orchestra 'cond. by Clifford Greenwood.
Along
Fleet's The
1.00 p. Local Time Signal and Weather Report.
1.03 p.m. Turner Layton (Vocal) at the Plano.
SHORT WAVE
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DAVENTRY
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FOREIGN
$25252
7.00--Programme by the Mastersing
ers' Vocal Quartet (A); 15-Violin Recital by Grisha Golub.
off (A). 8.15--Manchester
Tuesday Midday Society's Concert (D2) Jim
Davidson's A.B.C. Dance Band (A),
8.45-Gipsy music (HI).
9.00---Kay Laing and Vera Mainwar
"!
ing: Duets on Two Pianos (D3); Recorded Feature (A); News commentary (H.L.).
P.15-News (D2).
9.20-News Brevitles (A), ...
9.30-"Food for Thought." (D2); Re-
port on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange (HI),
940-Tulip-time in Holland (HI) 9.45 Sports News and Market Notsa
(D2) City
The
10.00
of
London--The
Corporation" Talk by A. H Thomas Deputy Keeper of the Records (D3).
10.15-Music Hall with the B.B.C.
Variety Orchestra (D3). 11.15-Music Interlude (D3).
Wavelength 17.70b.c. (16.86m.) 9.51me. (31,55mm.) 2147me. (31.97M. )
13.18m.c. (13,79m.), (G.S.O. G.S.G. G.SB) am.
11.25"Arms and the Man" George
Bernard Shaw (D3), 12.00-News (13),
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G.S.H. G.S.G.. G.8.B.) 12.15-Philip Martell and his Orches- (G.B.H, G.S.G., G.S.R.) AUSTRALIA
Call Sign: VIR
Wave Length, 31.34 metres Power, 1 Kllowat!
HOLLAND-INDIA
Call letters: PHI. Wavelengths 16.88mm. & 25.51m.; Frequencies 1777pkc. & 177Joke.
My Plans And Me - Intro: One) Alone: To a Wild, Rose; One Fine Day.. Lest (Ohman, Mercar and TesHE tor). Sweetheart Let's Grow Old To-Time gether (Bratton and Edwards).
1.15 p.m. Beuter and Rugby Press, Weather Forecast and Announce ments.
1.30 p.. Dance Music.
Slow Fax-Trot Honey Coloured
a.th.
tra (D3).
12.65 Sports News and Market Notes
(D3).
CHUNGKING NEWS
BROADCAST-
A regular series of short-wave broadcasts in the English and other foreign languages have been In- 10.00-Broadcast to Schools-"Music|augurated by the Central Broadcast- Lessons for Junior Classes.” (A), | ing Administration, Chungking 10.20-Wheat. and: Grain Report (A). 10.40-"At Home and Abroad" (A). 11.05-Luncheon Music (A).
Of special interest to Far East listeners are the news broadcasts at 10 am. (HK. time) each day on 25.21
Moon (film Musle bath charms For 11.30-Afternoon" Musical Programme metres (119 megacycles).
Trot-Music Hath Charms (from the fim)--New Mayfair Dance Orchestra with
Fox-Trot-I'd Vocal Retrain. Rather Listen To Your Eyes (fim 'Shipmates Forever")-Jacques Renard and, His Orchestra.
1.40 p.
Belay of the Rotary TK- An Speech from the Roof Garden of the,, Hongkong Hotel-Speaker: Mr. George Buchanan. Subject: 'Steam Bollers.'
2:15
Close down pm.
6.00 p.p
Helay of the Dance Or- chestra from the Roof Garden of
the Hongkong Hotel
(a) Outside of Paradise, (b) Shi-
(c) Heart and Soul nanigans.
(d) Sa Jeepers Creepers. 6.14 Record: Many Memorics (Woods); Outside An Old Stage Door (Pelosi-Pattison)- Ralph Silvester (Vocal) accomp. by Fred Hartley and His Sextet." 8.21 (a) I could
a Dream. (b) Fist Foot
1
Floogle, (c) After you've gone. (4) Every Tub. 6.35 Records: Dinsh (Akat); Lazy Bones (Mercer and Car michael)
1-8. Plano Surendre lead by Philip Piach. Little
Make-Be- lleve (Tobias and Simon)-Dorothy Lamour (Vocal) with Herbie Kay and His Orchestra. 6.44 (s) Btar Dust, (b) Mama's gone Good-bye, (c) Moon- Glow, (d) Rhythm Mad
1.00 p.m. Closing local Stock Quo- iations
7.02 p.m. Organ.
Dixon Hits No. 16-Intro: It looks like rain in Cherry Blossom Lane: The greatest mistake of my life: Wake up and live: You're here. You're there: Ten pretty girls: Love is good for anything that ails you. Dixon Hits No. 21-Intro: Tears in heart; In..my little red book; Once in
Reginald Dixon at the
my
p.m.
(A),
2.30 Under Big Ben." Talk by
Howard Marshall (D1). 3.45 The B.B.C. Military Band (D). 3.20-Tiny Tots' Session (A). 3.25--"Arms and the Man." by George
Bernard Shaw (Di), 4.00--News (D1). 4.15"
"Song Parade," with the B.B.O. Chorus and Billy 1 and his Band (D1); Dinner Music (A). 4.45-Scorts News and Market Notes
(1).
There are daily broadcasts from 4.15 mto 8.30 a.m. to European ceu tries, including Great Britain, France. Italy and Germany on 25.31 metres and 31.58 metres; to America between 9.30 a.m. and 11.30 am in Chinese and English on 18.85 metres and 18.75 metres; to East and North China, and Siberia between 5.30 p.m. and 7.10 p.m. on 25.51 metres and 31.58 metres in Chinese; to Japan between 7.15 p.m. and. 7.56 p.m. on 25.21 metres and 31.58 metres in Japanese: to South China and the South Seas be- tween 8.10 p.m. and 10.30 p.m. on 25.21
(10
5.25-Commentary On News (A)) 5.40The News Behind the News"] metres and 31.58 metres, including a
(A).
6.00-Symphony Hour-The Studio Symphony Orchestra (A). 6.45 The B.BC. Empire Orchestra
(D2).
news bulletin in English at 9 p.m. pm. local time); and to Boviet Rus kla between 11 p.m. and 11.30 p.m. on 25.21 metres and 31.68 metres to Rustan
THE SERVICES
LONDON GAZETTE
FRIDAY, MARCH 31
·ADMIRALTY, MARCH 25
"
B.N. Surg. Lieut-Comdr. (D) D. Barker, LDS placed on Retd List (March
21).'
Sub-Lleuts. to be Lleuts, with seny stated:M. D. Pope. (Jan. 1); Č. Carew-Hunt (Feb. 1).
Cd. Sig. Boan. B. A. Leary to be Sig. Lent (March 22). -
Proby Lieut. T. A. Johnston is con
a while; The pretty little patchwork firmed in the rank of Lieut. with seny quit: The girl in the Alice Blue of t. 1, 1938. Gown; Don't ever change.
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MARCH 21 EN,
J.
5. Comd.; Maj. HA Ingledew, R, North'd us as Stan Capt Jersey Dist; Maj. G. A. McCarter, Royal Canadian Artillery, as G.B.0, 2nd Grade, War Office: Capt. C.. G Stainer, RE, as G.8.0. 2nd Grade, War Office (temp.).
CAVALRY 8th H-Maj. H. C. Elton. from B.A.. to be Maj. (April 1), retaining his present sexxy.
ROYAL REGİMIMENT OF ARTILLERY
Maj. E. F. & Brodie is secd, while holding the appt. of Asst. Supt. Exptl. Estabt. (Jan. 8); Maj. C. A. Carkeet- James is secd, while holding an appt. as Instr. In Gans. (March 1); Maj. J. Barron, M.C.. is restd to the estabt.
(April 1); Capt. W. M. C. Wall is secd. 7.15 p.m
A programme of Dance
Sub-Lieuta, to be Lleuts, with sexy for serv, with the T.A. (Feb. 1); Capt. Music and Variety.
Dance Orch-Summer's End-Slow stated: R. Hart (June 24, 1937); J. E. Thomas, M.V.O., is restd. to
(March 12); Capt G.. R. L FUX-Trok; Never Break A Promise. M. Skimmer (March 4, 1938); F. the estab
F Hoare (March-14). Waltz Mantovani and His Orches
Hawks, M.C., is seed, for serv, on the Staff in India (April 1).
Field Branch-Lt-Col. A. Q. Arch- dale on completion of placed on four years' sery. As Regti
with
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tra
Me Go Back
to Cd. Bosn, (retd) P. G. Barnes Vocal Chorus,
Vocal-Let be Lieut. (retd) with sexy, of The Farm (Barony 1, 1937 Το
& Holmes): Why Must We keep On Working? (Barony and Holmes)---
MARCH 28
R.N.
the hp. list (April 1): Maj, R. L. Max-
The Two Leslies Lealle Barony, and Rear-Admiral 8. St. L. Moore, OB, well retires au ret. pay (April 1); Leslie Holmes) with Orch. Dance CV.O.. placed on Retd List (March Maj. G. E. Elliot to be Lk-Col. (April Orch-Allah's Hoday (Priml): 8); Lieut.-Comdr. L. V. Lloyd placed dianola (Onlvas)The Six Swingers on Retd. List with rank of Comdr. directed by George Scott Wood, Vocal (Dec. 15, 1998)
and
And
1).
CD. and AA. Branch.--Maj. R. A. Armstrong to ́be, Lt-Col (March; 18), Plano Two Shadows Gaim To be Burg. Leute, (D):-J. R. samel. I Won't Tell A Soul (Farter- Holmes, LDS, D. W. Allaway, LDA.,
CORES OF BOYAL ENGINEERS Charles)-Lee Hutchinson
Come
LA COL D. J. McMullen, D.B.O.. (March 23). dian-Pop! Cloes Your Heart..Con
Shipwt. Leut. C. &. Pike placed on OBE, MIMechE, on completion of Happiness Ahead'); London On A Retd.
temure of serv, as Regil. Lt. Col. is in (March 23). Idat Night Washington and Stept)
gmoved from the Regt. List and re To be Surgn Ideut. P. Howes with Orchestra
Qu DIRIDE
full_pay (empld.) (April 1); Ewens, B.DB. (March 28). Hawaiian Orch-Tropts_Love_(Tomer- Cit Engra, to be Licuts. (E) with Maj. and Bt. Lt. Col. (Or-Mr.) G. Hen-
Long); Swe
Sweet Hawaiian
alian seny of March J. N. Mutter, Cniker, M.BE, on ret, pay (April 1), Chimes (McConnell and Sandferd)-H. Foulger, C. X-Down, W. H. Ken- The follg, to be Lk-Co ́s:-Maj. D. The Hawaiian Islanders with Vocal ward, 8. J. Rutland, W. E. Budge, A. Steers, OBE (March 19); Mai
Dance Orch-Love Is Where E. Urell, A. V. English, F. W. Germain C. J. Fearfield, M.C. (April, 1). You Find It (film. 'Garden of the
RM
iln
and
Chorva
Moon'); Garden of the Moon (from T-Col. J. G. Johnstons is placed on the film--Jimmy Dorsey and is the Retd. List at own request (March Orchestra
MARCH 28
100 p.m. --Loes] Time Bignal, -Wea-
28).
ther Report and Announcements, Lieut. retd) JK. D. Hutchison of
"ROYAL CORPS OF SIGNALS- LL-COL W. M. Müller, M.C., on cari- ❘pletion of four "years" serv, as. Regti. Lt Col is removed from the Regt. List and remains un full pay (April The foils to be Lt-Cola (April 1): -Maj. J. W. Balley, M.C.; Maj. F:"A
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TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1939. -PACE 3′′
SAY
Gordon's
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R.Q.MB B. A Billington to be Lt. (QE-BAT.) (April 1).
Wits. R.-Capt. D. Doggrell is secâ. for serv. as an adit, Aux. Furces, In- dia (April 1),
T. and LR-EL P. A. Beitun is seed whilst holding a spec. appt. (Oct. 21, 1938).
Rife Bde.--Maj, FL. D. Baird, .M.C. retires on ret. pay (April 1).
ROYAL TANE CORPE Capt. R. D. W. Enlacke to be Adjt. vice Capt. H. M. Liardet (Jan. 21),
ROYAL ARMY CHAPLAINS' DEPARTMENT
"NIKS"
MABEL
A Guokranks Cime For Hong Kong Foo
The Rev. Roland Stuart Hamblin, Chapin to the Forces,ith C, from TA Res. of on, is granted a temp. comman. as Chapin to the Forces, th: 01. (April 1); the Rev. B. H Beattle, M.A. is granted a" temp. comm. AS Chapin to the Forces, 4th Cl. (April. Middleton, Inniskilling Fus, relin- |quishes the appt. of QSO. 3rd Gradej
Committee of Imp. Def. (April 17. “ROYAL"ARMY MEDICAL COEPS
Short Service Commission.-Lt. (on prob.) T. Mclyel, M.B. is restd. to the estabt. (March 11).
QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S IMPERIAL MILITARY NURSING SERVICE The follg. resign their appts. (Apri D-Slater Miss A. M. Spencer, Sister Miss, M. E. Hilditch.
Star Nurse Miss M. HL Pook to be Bister (Feb. 21); Miss O. M Doran to
ROYAL NAVY
DIRECTOR OF ORDNANCE Captain J. C. Leach, M.Y.O.. will Join the Naval Ordnance Department and on May 1 will become Director of Naval Ordnance, in succession to
be provi Star Nurse (March 23) (sub.Captain C, E, B. Simeon, who is to command the battle-cruiser Renown. stituted for the notifn. in the Gazette of March. 14).
HMS. CORNWALL VERS The folly, provi Staff Nu
Nurses are The programme of the voyage to confirmed in their appts:-Min-Z. N. | China of the cruiser. Cornwall, Cap-/
tain C. F. Hammill, after recommis M. Lurin, Miss M. . A. Pisher, Miss P. B. A. Jones, Miss M. H. T. Fowler, slobing, has been expedited," and, she
ESTABLISHMENTS will arrive at Hongkong on May 3, Ben. Off. Sch. Mal Gócal LL-Col. fortnight earlier, The Cornwall #i H. Mathew, O.BE. M.C. BA: MJJ, R. 1. Aldous, MO. ELE, Felinhe at Penang April 17-20; and Binge- C. V. L. Lysett, OBE, BA; Melquishes the appt. of 0.5.0.2 V. F. MacSwiney,
and the
Capt. J. B. Adams, BA, is restd:
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8.03 p.m. Violin Salos. by Yehudibe Lieut-Gomdr. (retd) wth seny. of Menuhin.
Dec. 15, 1928. Sicilienne Et Rigauden (Francoeur- THE WAR OFFICE, MARCH 31 Kreisler); Guitarre ·
REGULAR ARMY (Moszkowski- Sarasate)---with Piano“. accomp. by Col. F. J. M. King having. attained Arthur Balsam. Romanco sin á Mathe age for retirement retires on an Jor, Op. 94, No. 2 (Schumann, arr. Indian Pension (March 30): Col. P. to the estabt (April 1). Krelster)with Piano accomp. by M. Medill, DAO. retires on reta: pay
(April 1), and is granted the he Ferguson Webster........);
ted the hon.
| MC., having attained the age for re- rank of Brig.
D8.0313 Bt. Lt. Col. E OVE
D Minor.
INFANTEY
R.-Fu-Maj. G. L. Cazalet, D.8.0.
DNO
Grade,
pore, April 21-28.
FAXMASTER CAPTAIN YOULE The retirement is announced at his own request of Paymaster Comman? dr G. A Youle, OBE, with the rank of paymaster captain
y Com:LAUNCH OF THE KASHMIR
The destroyer Kashmir, belonging to the Kelly class, was launched at the Woolstor yard of Thornycroft std Co.. Limited. She was named by Lady Cark and Orrery. ||Not far away was the destroyer Kimberley, which will be launched next month to commi plete the Kelly class.,
8.14 p.m. Schumann Concerto In The follg.: to be old, 2nd tirement is placed on ret, pay (March Aprl Del-Captain J B
1
Lt. Col. March local rank of 1 Recruits Phys Development Canterbury-Mis), and Bt. Lt.-- N. P. Procter, M.C., Midd'x R
of
Sch of Yehudi Menuhin (Violin) and The Emple List, lase The Burts The King's R-Lt. B. Q. Gaitley is Adams, B.A., R. Signals, relinquishes Philarmonic Symphony Orchestra of
Aux. Forces, the appt of Instr. (April 1). New York conducted by John Barbi (March 15): Lt. Col. R. W Cardew, seed for serve as an Adjt,
M.C, AMLEE from R. March India Cápril D.
Exptl. Estabt. Shoeburyness-Maj Devon R.-14. C. T. Dadion to be. P. 8. Brodie, K.A to be Asst. Bupt. 8.44 pm A Bong by Amellia Gaili- " COMMANDS
Capt March 31).
(Jan 9), (Babstituted for the notin, in Curel (Sopráno),
Maj. and BELL-Col. (now Col) H. H.
Leicester R-Lt Col H. 8. Plader, the Oszette of Feb. 10). Chanson Indove Badko-Rimsky-c. Strmige, DAO. MO. relin MC retires on et pay (April 1)
MEMORANDA E
„to be LA-COL: quishes the Supt. of Mil. Attache, Bel- MA
Col. H-G... Stronge, DHO, M.C.
Asst.
rolli
Korsakov),
10).
STAFF
1 March Col. RW. Ca
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS: The following appointmenta
843 p.m. Rimsky-Korsakov Le God grade Qarch 15), Ming DM Cheshire R--Maj. D. P. Dunkley is APP OR C 16); a made by the Admiralty D'Or Suite, died f
Aman Davidson, MO Inniskilling Fus London, Sympony Orchestra con Inquishes the apot of DAA, and seed for serv, sa sa Adīt. Aux.
Forces,
in Iraq March 1): Lt.Col. The follg. are restd. to the estabt. (QM) A Bmart, MC, RE [Hampshire... ©R-Capt.. A. Boyce, frum: Vocations Trag" Centre, Clall
nila (April 1)agement des MC-AMIZE, to be Cater Cdr. M. Dick, D80, to: War
"ducted by Eugene Goossens, sed ex Melays Ch£ardo Art BOUTS.
8.18 p.m. London Belay The News. The folg, relinquish 3.30 p.m. London Belsy Food for (April 1)M) Mitchell, M.C Thought."
CELTA REFUL, 15 G.8.0 for Welton Trng (March 10) Short talks on matters of topical Comd: Mal J, Baron, MO. BA8 Staford B), J.-A. Bal
JA. Ballon, Army Ost Ach, (April(1); 14-20l. C. interest.
AS BIRIT ON. EA (CF.RO. 3rd Grade), ALC, (7, 130 9.45 pm.
London Kelay--Sports 8. Cand; Maj. N. R. Kennedy, M.C.Forestera (Orstr.) TM. i removed mam the Betul Art News and Market Noten.
RScots, as G.80, for, Weapon Trug. Cucksom retires on ret. pay (Apr 1); remains empld. (April 1): Capt, GE
spite (May 21, ** LA/Odr. (8)~--~J. Mar, to Bhoreham
May
ter (April 3); IL V. Walker, to site, neas Dockyard (April 19);E T
1614 to Vernon for arse. Auril
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