1937-05-13 — Page 5

THE CHINA MAIL, MAY 13, 1987.

Coronation Music By

Hong Kong Singers

Today's Wireless

Coronation Music By The Hong Kong Singers.

Dragon Procession Talk.

ZBW 355 M. 845 k.c's

ZEK 640 k.c's..

Intermezzo Pizzicato (Strings),

(Birch).

Fluttering Birds,

Page

Talk On The

Dragon Procession

Africa, and the Home Country, repre senting people in all walks of life; The Prime Minister of Great Britain, The Rt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin,

7:25 pm. -LONDON HIS MAJESTY

KING GEORGE VI. S.

7.35 p.m.-Closing local Stock Quo tations and Hong Kong Exchange Mar- Duet ket Report.

Idylle Bretonne (Gennin). A Fairy Ballet (White). Oriental Dance Novelty

(White), (for Zylophone & Cello) The Two Imps (Alford).: 2.15 p.m. A Concert.

7.38 p.m. Roy Fox and His Orch. Fox-Trot-Bird on the Wing Fox-Trot-Riding down Trail T

the

-Sunset

2.00 a.m.--LONDON~The Coronation Greetings to His Majesty King tion of Their Majesties King George George VI, from Home and Overseas, VI and Queen Elizabeth in Westmins-Those taking part will include: His ter Abbey. (Electrical Recording). Excellency the Viceroy of India; the 1. The Preparation. 2. Entrance. 3. Prime Ministers of Canada, Australia, The Recognition. 4. The Oath. 5. The New Zealand, South Africa, Southern Beginning of the Communion Service. Rhodesia; His Excellency the Governor 6. The Anointing. 7. The Present of Bermuda; the Senior Newfoundland ing of the Spurs and Sword, and the Member of the Newfoundland Commis- Girding and. Oblation of the Sword. &sion of Government; a representative Song-A Song of Thanksgiving (Allit The Investing with the Armill and of the Burma Delegation to the Corson)-Essie Ackland, (Contralto). Fox-Trot-The Wanderers, Royal Robe, and the Delivery of the onation; Anonymous, speakers from Vocal O Hush Thee, My Babie (Scott Fox-TrotYou do the Darndest Things, Orb. 9. The Investiture per Annulum Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South & Sullivan); O who will o'er the

Baby. at Baculum. 10. The Putting-on of the Africa and the Home Country, repre- Downs so free? The B.B.C. Wire-Waltz-Stars in my Eyes. Crown. 11. The Presenting of the Holy senting people in all walks of life; The less Singer.

Fox-Trot-Harbour Lights. Bible. 12. The Benediction. 13. The Prime Minister of Great Britain, The Orchestral Solemn Melody (Walford Fox-Trot--The Changing of the Guar Inthronisation. 14. The Homage. 15. Rt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin.

Davies)-New Light Symphony 8 p.m-Local: Time Signal, Weather The Queen's Coronation. 16. The Com- 11.30 .a.m.

LONDON HIS Orchestra. munion. 17. The Te Deum Laudamus. MAJESTY KING GEORGE VI (Elec- Songs A dream of Paradise (Little-

Report and Announcements.- 18. The Recess. The Epistle: 1 St. Peter trical Recording).

8.03 p.m.--From the Studio. ton), Old rustic bridge by the Mill The local Chinese Dragon Proces ii, 13-17. The Gospel: St. Andrew xxii, 11.40 á.m.-The Bournemouth Muni- (Skelly) Walter Glynee, (Tenor).

sion". A Talk by Frank V. Read. 15-22. Followed by a Recorded Syn- cipal Orchestra.

Orchestral-May Day Overture. (Haydn

8.15 p.m.--Vocal Gems. opsis of the Scenes along the Route of

Wood)--Light Symphony Orchestra. "Songs that Everybody Should Know" the Processions to and from Westmins-

Songs The King's Own (Bonheur), -Stuart Robertson (bass), ter Abbey.

True till Death (Scott Gatty)Nor-This Year of Theatreland" man Allin, (Bass):

1986 Janet Lind. & Webster Booth. Orchestral-Mannin Veen. (Dear Isle "Home and Beauty (C. S. Cochran's

of Man), (Haydn Wood) Symphony Orchestra. Song-The Mocking Fairy

Elsie Suddaby (Soprano).

10.40 am-LONDON--The News. 10.50

LONDON 8.m. --

"The Empire's Homage'. (Electrical Re- cording). A programme of Corona-I

BRIDGE NOTES

Le Prophette — Coronation March

(Meyerbeer).

Three Dances from Nell Gwyn

(German).

Haymakers' Dance.

1. Country Dance,

2.

Pastoral Dance,.

3.

By ELY CULBERTSON

Woman's Intuition

"Dear Chief: "Seldom, if ever, has a man been called upon for the self-humiliation I now must endure.

Light

(Besly)——

1 p.m.-Local: Time Signal and Wea- ther Report.

1.03 p.m.The B.B.C. Dance Orch.

Old and New Favourites Quickstep Many happy returns of the

day. Fox-Trot-Jack-in-the-box.

Rugby

Coronation Revue) Magda - Neeld, Janet Lind and Webster Booth. 8.35 p.m. The Massed Band of the Aldershot Command. SW

9

p.m-A Light Concert. Song-Love will find a way--Ina Souez

(Soprano).

Vocal Out

-

Vocal-Flanagan and Allen 'Memories Flanagan and Allen, (Comedians) Piano Duet Transatlantic Rhythmp

Selection Irving Caesar and Ray Henderson.

Greatest Successes Cicely- Courtneidge & Jack, Hulbert.. Piano Solos Piano Hits-Fox-Trot

Waltz Medley-Burton Brown, 9.30 p.m.-LONDON-News and An- 9.50 p.m.-A Relay from St. John's Cathedral Hä]L÷A

A Programmes of Choral Music by harmonic Orchestra, augmented. Con- ducted by Lindsay A. Lafford, F.R.C.O. (C.H.M), L.RA.MA.R.CM-

aces. She then planked down the ace and queen

of spades, after Fox-Trot-The Phantom of a song. which she led the three of dia-Fox-Trot Radio Times.

Fox-Trot Big ship. monds to the king. My four remain-

Valse-In my heart of hearts. "You may recall that, only a few ing spades were cashed, and on

Noel Coward Medley.. weeks ago, I expressed myself these. East discarded two hearts

1.30 p.m. Reuter. Press, (rather forcibly) on the subject of and two clubs. Mrs. Spy gayly. Press; Local: Weather women as contract players. I was chucked two hearts on the third and Announcements.. not flattering to them; perhaps and fourth spade, and her low club even implied that playing bridge on the fifth. When the last spade "The Three Men" Suite-Light Sym- the Hong Kong Singera and the Philos with a woman was one of life's most was played she did consider- unpleasant adventures..

able brow-puckering, but finally,

"Unfortunately, I sent you a hand with an air of the greatest con- actually played by a young woman fidence, let go her eight of dia- who happened to be my partner. Imonds and retained the ace queen felt safe for two reasons: (1) she of clubs!

appeared the type that never reads How in the name of all that is a newspaper; (2) I thought I'd wonderful she knew the diamonds never see her again. Apparently I would not break is beyond me as a was wrong on both counts. She mere man, but, be that as it might, did read at least one newspaper, she led a club and, seemed to take saw the hand and, with the unfail- it as a matter of course when the ing intuition of her sex, deduced king fell from East. She then that I was "The Spy'; secondly, I spread her cards, and beamed at not only have seen her again but.

I ventured only one question she has married me!

(you wouldn't find me asking why "Acting now on her suggestion, she hadn't let me play the hand at I hereby retract my previous re-spades!): marks, admit that women often are

а

night.

me.

1.45 p.m.--Half an Time nouncements.

Coates...

with Eric

phony Orchestra, conducted by the Composer...

1.The Man from the Country, 2.---The Man about Town.

3. The Man from the Sea..

1. The National Anthem; arranged by Sir Edward Elgar Choral ro Overture to. “Figaro" ~ -. (Mozart)

Valsette from "Wood Nymphs"-Light 8.

Symphony Orchestra, Conducted by the Composer:

London Bridge, March-New Light Symphony Orchestra, Conducted by Joseph Lewis.

I

8.

heard you. singing-Alfred Piccaver 5. 4. (Tenor)

Lagoon Symphony Orchestra, Conducted by the poser..

By the Sleepy

Com-

2.15 p.m.-CLOSE DOWN. 3-6 pm-Chinese Programme. 6-11.45 p.m.-European Programme.

Orchestral.

In Honour of the City --(Dyson, Poem by Wm. Dunbar, 1500)—- Choral, on

Coronation Ode (Elgar)--Choral, a Chanson de Nuit (Elgar) Orch.

with Eva Turner (Soprano), Glady Shaw (Contralto), William Knight (Bass) and Gaston d'Aquino (Tenor)

11.35 p.m.-CLOSE-DOWN NOTE:—Additional EUROPEAN PRO- GRAMME FROM ZEK. ON A FRE- 6 p.m. From the Studio...

QUENCY OF 640 KILOCYCLES. A Children's Concert...

10.15 p.m. LONDON BIG BEN 6.30 p.m.-Light Orchestral Music. The Empire's Homage (Electrical re-ce Incidental Music to "Mary Rose" cording). A programme of Coronation

(O'Neill). “‘Angel,” I said, somewhat timid-

New Light Symphony Greetings to His Majesty King George expert players and, as proof, inclosely I must admit, 'How did you know Bells. Across the Meadow (Ketelbey) taking part will include: His Excellency

Orchestra.“

VI, from Home and Overseas. Those hand that my bride played that the diamonds wouldn't break, -The London Palladium Orchestra. the Viceroy of India; the Prime Minis- (magnificently, as you will see) last but that the club finesse would

6.45 p.m. - LONDON BIG BEN.ters of Canada, Australia, New Zea "The Empire's Homage. work?" (1 had the awful feeling

A pro-lands South Africa, Southern Rhodesia; gramme of Coronation Greet-His Excellency the Governor of Ber- that East might have been holdingings to: His Majesty King muda; the Senior Newfoundland Mem- his cards carelessly)..

George VI, from Home and Overseas,ber of the Newfoundland Commission Excellency the Viceroy of India, the Burma Delegation to the Coronations Those taking part will include: His of Government; a representative of the Prime Ministers of Canada, Australia, anonymous, speakers from Canada, New Zealand, South Africa, Southern Australia, New Zealand, South Africa of Bermuda; the Senior Newfound Rhodesia; His Excellency the Governor and the Home Country representing Member of the Newfoundland Con sion of Government; a repr of the Burma, Delegation to onation; Anonymous Canada, Australia, New

South, dealer.

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South

2. diamonds Pass 2 spades

Fast -Pass

3 no trump Fass 5 spades Pass 5 no trump Pass 6 diamonds Pass

"Her answer was more airy than explanatory. 'O' just card sense, she said,

“Frankly, chief, I lacked the nerve to point out that there had been a certain way of, determining whether or not the diamonds would break, and thus whether she should retain the suit intact or discard the small, one and play for the club finesse. Instead of leading a low diamond to dummy's king, the ace and then a low one would establish. the count But who am I to put

mathematical exactness against feminine intuition?

“Your much chastened Spylsu TO-DAY'S QUESTIONE Question: Dealer bid one club. Pass Next hand (my partner) doubled. “No one can say that my wife, Third hand passed and this was m who sat South, underbid her hand. [holding:

7 no trump Pass Pass

acerbity later, “she'd be darned if

Also, as she mentioned with some

she'd let anybody take 150

away from her!"

aces

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"West opened the heart king, What was my proper respon and my little flower won w

the Answer: One diamond."

ople in all walks of life; the Prime inister of Great Britain, the Rt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin. A

10.55 pmHis Majesty King George VI. (Electrical Recording

1105 p.m.—CLOSE DOWN.

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