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THE CHINA MATE

Madame Butterfly

Intermezzo

And Third Act

TEMBER 181957

Today's Wireless

12-12.20 p.m.-Relay of Special Ser

from St. John's Cathedral- 12.30 p.m.-Eileen Joyce at the Piano. 12.42 pm-Richard- Tauber (Tenor).

Love Lost For Ever More.

Once There Lived A Lady Rair

Cletsam).

(film Blossom Time

12.48 pm Orchestra Mascotte. --

Donauweller Waltz

(Ivanovic-art. Gotz Hohue), tings To Vienna Waltz (Sinde).

Golden Kai Waltz

Sweetest Of Al-Waltz

(Waldtenfei).

I p.m.-Local Time Signal and Weather

Report

103 pm-Edward German Selections.

Merrie England- Waltz Song

Helene EssEMZATI (Soprano).

ZBW 355 M 845 k.c's... ZEK 640 k.c's

Whisky Johnny.

Blow The Man Down, Tom's Gone

To Hilo (Arr. Terry).

6.55

"The

"Tosc

John Goss (Baritone) and the Cathedral Mala. Voice Quartet. Excerpts from Grand Opera. Bartered Bride-Overturés

Berlin State Opera Orch

dita Armonia

La Donna E. Mobile

...Jussi Bjorling (Verdi)

(Tenor). Damnation of Faust-Minuet Of The O' The Wisps (Berlioz) Hungarian March.

Serge Koussevitzky and the Boston Symphony Orchestra

Hungarian March Potpourri

(Pecsi-Prichystal).

George Boulanger & His Orch Hassan Serenade (Delius). None But The Weary Heart

Shaikowsky)

Excerpts From Italian Grand Opera

TRANSMISSION>

G3 21.53 Mc/s (13,98 zz.} ~ESH 2147 Mc/s (13.97 m.) GSG 17.79 Mc/s (16.86 m.) GSO 15.18 Me's (19.76 m.) 10.45 gm-Big Ben, The Empire.

Follies in London Calling.

Albert Sandler & His Orch. 11.15 am Sportsmen Talking H

Song (Mendelssohn).

Idillio (Lack)***

Columbia Symphony Orch

Jealousy (Gade).

Live, Langh and Love

(from "Congress Heymann)

Dances

Albert Sandler & His Orch.

Austin

11.30 am-Felton Rapley, at

Organ of the

Gaumont Palace

Cinema, Birmingham,

[12 Noon– The Norbert Wethmar Tho

12.30 pm. At the Black Dog" Mr. Wilkes at home in his own bar- parlour

I pi „Dance Music.

9.10 p.m.-London Relay-Food for 110 p.m.-Food for Thought

Thought Three short talks matters of topical interest.

01.30 pm. The News and Announce- ...ments. Greenwich Time Signal

Three Dances From Nell Gwyn 1.20 pm-Songs by Heddle Nash 7.15 pm-London Relay Sportsmen 9.30 p.m.-London Relay The News.

(Tenor)

19:50 Talking's W Austin.

pm-A Concert by Szigeti 1.30 pm Renter and Rugby Press; 7.30 pm-Closing local Stock Quota (Violin) and Backhaus (Piano).

tions and Hong Kong Exchange 1027 p.m. Intermezzo and Act III Local Weather Forecast and An-

Market Report: nouncements.

1.40 pm-Chopin-Concerto No. 1 k

E Minor, Op. II. Played by Arthur Rubinstein and The London Sym phony Orchestra conducted by John Barbirolli

2.15 p.m.-Close down

5-8.05 pm European Programme. 8.05-11 p.m.-Chinese Programme.. 5 pm-Relay of the Dance Orchestra from the Roof Garden of the Hong Kong Hotel

6 p.m. Studio Children's Concert 6.45 p.m. Sea Shanties.

The Sailor Likes. His Bottle 0:

Clear The Track, Let The Ball gine Run

7.35 p.m.-Variety.

*

8 pm-Local Time Signal, Weather

Report and Announcements 8.03 p.m.-Chinese Programme-Stadio

Concert

11 pmClose down. 1805-11 pm European

Programm

Madame Butterfly (Puccini).

M Sheridan, L. Mannarini, Lomi, Cecil, Weinberg with Chorus and members of La Scala (Orchestra, Milan, conducted by Carlo Sabajno:

-Close: down.

From ZEK On a Frequency of 640 BROADCAST FROM Kilocycles

8.95 pm-Variety

8.34 pm-Songs by Jessie Matthews.

Three Wishes.

Yet Me Give My Happiness To You

(film The Good Companions"). Slipping Through My Fingers

from It's love again”

Sally Brown; Hanging Johnny, 844 p.m.-Light Orchestra)

BRIDGE NOTES

By ELY CULBERTSON

The Advantage Of Pre-Empting

Preemptive bids have much grea-bid had to start with on

DAVENTRY

TRANSMISSION 1

Frequencies-

GSG 17.79 Mc/%. (16) GSO 15:18 Mc/s (1976 GSD 11.75 Mess (25.53 m GSB 9.51 mc/s. (31.55 m.

G.M.T

1.45 p.m.

155 pmClose down.

TRANSMISSION" 3

Frequencies

GŠEL- 21.47 Mc/z (13.97 xx.) GSG 17.79 M«/s (16-86 m.): GSF 15.34 Mc/s (1282 m.) G83 (to 3:30 pm) 21.53 Mc/s 2.15 pm

Big Ben Vocal Music 2:35 nm. Tess of the d'Urbervilles-

A Pure Woman.”

3.15 p.m. The Bournemouth Munici

*Orchestra:

4 p.m. The News and Announc

Greenwich Time Signal at 415 pm. +420 pmAs I See It 3 A talk by

Sir Hugh Walpole, GRE

4.35 pm. The Bath Pump Room Or-

chestra.***

p.m-Close down

BERLINZ GADCAST

Onïst m. DIE 16.89 19.63

*DJB 19.74 DIN $161. DJQ

8.15 am-Big Ben, 'Merry-go-round. - HKT 9.15 am-Food for Thought Three 3 pm News and Econonac, Berjew

short talks on matters of topical in30 pm-Old and

6.15 pim-Minical treas terest

19.35 am-The News and Announce-18 p.m.--News

ments. Greenwich Time Signal at 855 pm Greetings to our listeners in

9.45 am

9.55 am-Variations for Pianoforte:

Brahms,

10.30 z.mClose down

the Far East.

10 p.m. News and Economic Review. 10.15 p.m.-To-day in Germany. 110.30 pm Concert hours

What's On At the Cinemas

•heart ter potential value than merely since South's hand was too strong an old-fashioned preempt shutting out the opponents. They for may do just the opposite, namely, After a one heart opening West spur the opponents into a perfectly never even approached trouble. He natural ovezbid-Consider West's overcalled with one spade and the dilemma after the preemptive bid in bidding then proceeded two AT THE ORIENTAL the hand shown below. This hand oc-diamonds by North; pass by East, Baby" "A mirth-provoking in nursery and cluby curred in a match point duplicate and South either jumped in heartstest team of comediennes game, and the varying results were alor made the better duplicate bid of the screen blonde Lyda Roberti an significant commentary on the open-two no trump, eventually arriving brunette Patsy Kelly, with Lyme Ove

man, Robert Armstrong, Rosina ing bid chosen by each South player. at four hearts or three no trump.

rênce and Don Alvarado.

South, dealer.

Both sides vulnerable.

NORTH

SA 6 5

E-10

D-K 10 9 6 3 2

C-K 8,7

WEST

SQ 10 9 8 32

H

DA Q5

EAST

SJ 4

H-8·4

·D-874

Louise

AT THE KING'S “LAVe Man". William Powell, Joan Blondel, Helen *** Alan Dinelart, Allen Jenkins. Sheila Terry. The merry tale of a lawyer who took his cases to the court of sex appeal

financier.

ber

AT THE ALHAMBRA. Barons", with Edward Arnhold, Gary At the tables where North-South AT THE QUEENS. dog Drum-

Grant, Frances Exumer and Jack Dakie were using the two-way three bid, a mond Comes Back, with John Bay Based on the life of Jim Fisk this pic-

more, John Howard and three heart opening put West in al

Campbell An adventure mystery there is a gripping and entertain

dramatic romance, its high emotion highly embarrassing position. With starts excitingly from the first clos a six card higher ranking major through a series of situations alternate appeal being its lare theme, the court- suit and two and one-half tricks inly romantic, funny, dangerous andling of fascinating Josie. Mansfield by sinister. The plot is wound round the the minors. West could not be se- kidnapping of Drummond's financee by verely criticised for stretching to a female out to get even with Drum three spades. But the balance of mand for convicting her lover on

murder charge. power in North's hand wreaked havoc on this more or less forced

AT THE STAR "Les Miser overcall North naturally doubled with Charles Laughton and and normal defense defeated the March Victor Hugo's im three spade contract three tricks, 800 accurately portrayed in [points.

Since the best that North-South could · do offensively was five no trump (660 points) the texing that started with one bid found them- selves out of the running on C-J65 3 2 particular board

SOUTH.

SK 7

10

Those North-South teams that

were not

two-way

TO-DAY'S QUESTION

Question: Partner opened the bid- ding with one spade. Next player passed. What is the correct bid by third hand with:

S—A 9 5 H—K Q 8 6 D-

Three no trump.

AT THE MAJESTIC "The King and the Chorns Girl, with Edward Everett Horton, Alan Mowbray, Mary Nash, Jane Wyman and Kenny Baker, es the story of a profligate king whose great fai was a French Revue riotous

some good sin

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