Music Of Portugal
Press;
Local: Weather Forecast, Time an
1.03 Variety.
1.30-Reuter
Rugby Press,
Announcements.
1.40
Orchestral Music.
2.15 Close down.
5.18 p.m.-European Programme.
5-A Relay of Dance Music from the
Roof Garden of the Hong Kong, Hotel.
A Children's Concert.
6-From the Studio.
6.30 The Music of Liszt
Organ Solo-
7-The London Piano-Accordeon Band,
with. Hildegarde (Vocal).
Band-
Tenor Solo
At the close of a long long day. Vocal-
Carta D'Aldeia (d'Oliveira),
Antonio Menawo. Fado do Anto (Menano),
Goo
Band-
Campus Moon:
Darling, je vous aime beaucoup.
The Cubalero (Cuban Rhythm
Vocal
The scene changes. Band-
Holiday Hits--Medley.
Guy Weitz.
de Bettencourt. Cancao da Beira. Antonio Mensmo. Soprano Solo-
filbo
Quando ro
smen
(Britto Rodrig
Dance).
Tenor Solo-
Fantasia and Fugue on "B.ACH”
Orchestral-
Hungarian Rhapsody, No. 2,
Philadelphia Symphony
Orchestra.
Pianoforte Solo
"Arnees de Pelerinage".
Vocal-
The glory of love. Band...........
Log Cabin Lullaby.
7.30- Closing Local Stock Quatations and Hong Kong Exchange Market Report
(a) Sonetto No. 104 Del Petrar- 7.35-A Programme of Portuguese
ca
(b) Gnomenreigen
Orchestral-
Simon Barer.
Simon
Barer.
Liebestraume...De Groot and the
Piccadilly Orchestra.
BRIDGE NOTES
Music
Tenor Solo
Fado Patriotico (Menano),
Antonio Menano. Soprano Solo
Beijos (Guimaraes). Maria Melia.
Marin Alice.
18:55-
Mar Alto (Fade Cancao),
(Fonseca),
Edmundo de Bettencourt. Soprano Solo-
Beijos Venenosos (Dos Anjos),]
Maria do Carmo.
8 pm-Local: Time Signal, Weather
Report and Announcements. 8.03 From the Studio.
A Chinese Concert
11 pm-Close down
805-11 pm European Programme from ZEK on a frequency of 640 kilocycles.
$.05 Memories by Carroll Gibbons and
His Boy Friends.
Ain't she the dainty.
iments.
|9:45– FantaRÍA CON
Strauss (Weber), Weber and” His
9:30 Reginald Fourt
Organ
Posti).
TE YÜKI 50.
Blogie
In a Monastery Garden (Ketelbey Second Serenade (Heykens). "New Moon”........-
9.43
Lover, come back to me. One Kiss
(Ramberg)
Excerpás "from" "Please Teacher
10 pm-Landon Big Ben
Dance Music
11 pm-Close down.
By ELY CULBERTSON What's On At the Cinemas
Poor, Downtrodden Dummy
Average players are enormously, round club control was not nearly handicapped by their deeply in-enough to justify South's strong grained habit of regarding the dum-slam-try. [Asking bids, good as they my as a mere auxiliary, often in-are, cannot carry on alone. Their valuable in protecting or building user must have a fair sense of tricks for their own hand, but hard-values.]
AT THE QUEEN'S “Without "Hearts Divided" with Marion Orders", with Sally Eilers, Vinton Davies, Dick Powell, Claude Eains, Haworth, Robert Armstrong and Charles Ruggles, and Edward Everett Walter Miller. The theme revolves Horton. Prince Jerome Bonaparte
around the responsibility of pilots in defies his brother, the Emperor modern air transport companies. Napoleon, for the love of his Baltimore sweetheart --Betty erson. "Coming Ito the King's..
** * *
AT THE ALHAMBRA “Laughing| At Trouble" with Jane Darwell, Sara Haden, Lois Wilson and Margaret Hamilton: A
"Gold Diggers of 1937", with Dick Woham newspaper editor matched against the forces of Powell, Joan Blondell, Victor Moore, jealousy, conspiracy and mob-madness Glenda Farrell and Lee Dixon. Com-
ing to the King's Theatre. in a smail towa
*.
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Aside from habit there is no basis whatever for this conception. Dum
AT THE STAR—“The "Iron Duke", “Atlantic Adventure”—with Nancy my's tricks count just as much on
with George Arliss, Gladys Cooper, A Carroll, Floyd Nolan, and Harry Lang is a mistake to think of declarer's
E. Matthews and Lesley Wareing. A don. The exciting Columbia drams the score, as declarer's. In fact, it hand and-dummy as two separate Second diamond honour and a third story, covering a crowded year of which concerns itself with a fast talk- European history and based on the life ing reporter's attempts to solve a half- of the Duke of Wellington
million-dollar jewel robbery in mid- Atlantic. Coming to the Alhambra AT THE KING'S “Down The Theatre.
A thri
entities. The twenty-six cards should be subtly blended in a de- clarer's mind and a plan of opera- tion selected on that basis. To-day's hands will be extremely baffling to every one who is a victim of habit.
North, dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
one
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"As You Like It" with Elizabeth Bergner, Laurence Olivier, Sophie AT THE CENTRAL—“A Tale of Two Stewart and Henry Ainley Shakes- Cities", with Ronald Colman. Scar-speare's immortal comedy faithfully further recommenda-reproduced on the screen. Coming to cely needs any
the Queen's.
ly to be looked on as an equally im- But, fortunately for himself and portant unit.
partner, South's play proved im measurably superior to his bidding. He ruffed West's opening spade lead and entered the dummy with a second spade. This process was repeated with the diamond, to ruff a
spade, and then dummy's king of clubs was used as entry for the ruff of the last spade with the ace of trumps South's last trump then Stretch", with Patricia Ellis, Mickey was led and dummy's king-queen- Rooney and Demais Moore Jack were played, declarer discard-ling horse-racing film. ing his losing diamond and club. Now a low club was led from dummy and declarer nonchalantly put on his seven. West won with the nine, but had nothing left but clubs and, therefore, had to lead
AT THE MAJESTIC “No More away from his queen up to South's Ladies”, with Joan Crawford, and tenace. Of course, it was lucky for Robert Montgomery. An uproarious McLaglen, Binnie Barne, Jean Dixon, the declarer that West had held comedy with strong underlying drama only two diamonds, since otherwise of the tactics used by a modern woman
to retain the husband she loves. he would have been able to exit safely. But the fact remains that the hand was played correctly, An Aristocrat",
AT THE ORIENTAL “Murder By with Lyle Talbot, on basis of the bidding, and the one Marguerite Churchill and Claire Dodd. opportunity grasped for fulfilling A mystery masterpiece. the overambitions contract. The crux was the conversion of dum- my's three trumps into the master trump holding.
NORTH
S.-8 742 H-KQJ D.-AK 6 C.- 5'3
WEST S-A K Q 10
EAST S.-J 96 53
H-96 2
DQ 10
C-Q10 9 8
DJ 987 5 C.-2
SOUTH S-None H-A 10 873 D.-13.2 C-AJ764
The biddings:
North East
South West
diamond Pass 1 heart Pass
2 hearts Pass-clubs Double
4 diamonds Double 5 hearts Pass
hearts Pass Pass Double Pass Pass
DUKE LEARNS TO
SKI
The Duke of Windsor has start- ed an intensive course of ski frain- ing which he hopes will make aim a competent ski-zimmer before he Pass
The bidding, as may be seen, was goes to the Tyrol later in the sea- peculiar to say the least! North felt so
that his hand was slightly too weak He has started practising aki- for at opening no trump fin which running and turns on the "nursery”
trump was the slopes under the erefore chose his
e was wrong
rect bid?
South's
right, but
monds to
ould have feare distributi
The mere fact
to the four club showed the diamond a
were
rt tuition of Walter Dellekarth, of the lead- ling amateur skiers in Austria, who has been appointed the Duke's teacher and guide.
Herr Bellekarth was a meat
he offae Austrian Olym
He was chosen as the Du
by the Austrian Skiing
when it
approached by
child, the Duke's host, in the
tion.
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COMING PICTURES
"Magnificent Brute" - with Victor William Hall, Ann Preston, Henry Armetta and Edward Norris.
A battle
of might against right in the love of two blandes for a strong man who had 8 weakness for beauty. Coming to the Alhambra Theatre.
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"Three Smart Girls,” with Binnie Barnes, Alice Brady, Ray Milland and Charles Winninger. The adventures- of three lovely daughters of a rich "Walking Dead", with Boris Karloff, New Yorker who smash their father's Ricardo Cortez and Barton MacLane, romance with a fortune-hunting blonde An unusual mystery thriller and a provide the amusing theme for picture of scientific exploitation: picture coming to the Queen's.
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