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THE CHINA MAIL, DECEMBER 4, 1937,

Selections From

The Operas

Of Verdi

Todays Wireless

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

from St. John's. Cathedral.. 12:30 pm Songs by Lucienne Boyer.

En Se Regardant (Bayle-Delettre). Cher Moi (Feline-Misraki). Estampe Marocaine (Eddy-Bos) 12:40 pm Continental Orchestras. March Herpique (Saint-Saens).

Orchestre Symphonique (of Paris)

Cond: F. Ruhlmann.

En La Alhambra, Serenata (Breton).

Madrid Symphony Orchestra Cond

Enrique F. Arbos.

Fire Festival Polka (Josef Strauss--

Op. 269).. Johann Strauss and

Symphony Orch.

1 p.m.--Local Time Signal and Weather

Report

1.03 pmTurner Layton Vocal and

Piano)

1.13 p.m.- The London Palladium Or-

chestra.

The Leek--Selection (Middleton). The Golden Valse (arr. Winter), 1.38 pm-Beuter & Rugby Press, Lo-

cal Weather Report and Announce ments.

1.40 p.m.-Frank Crumit (Vocal).

Whoa. Josephine (Crummit, Burt). There's No One With Enduran

(Crumit, Curtis).

1.46 p.m.-Dance Orchestras. 2.15 pm-Close down.

4-7 pm Chinese Programme.

pm-Dance Music

·7.15 p.m.- London Relay

Young in The Lady's Maid:

Gladys

7.25 pm-Closing local Stock Quota- tions & Hong Kong Exchange Market Report:

230 p.m.-Variety.

Vocal and Guitar

Prairie Romeo (Godfrey Carlton).

There's Only Five Bullets In My

BRIDGE NOTES

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

Old Six Shooter (Box-Cor-Bo- berts)

Bob Mallin. Organ-Musical Sweethearts.

H. Robinson Cleaver.

Daettists

Roll Along, Covered Wagon (Ken-

nedy). Don't Forget (Carr & Shapiro).

Walsh and Barker. Humorous~~ Monologue -- Markusan

Sam (Edgar & Holloway)

Stanley Holloway.

Novelty

Moonlight On The Prairie (frožn

the film)

Home On The Range (arr. Ted &

* Ezra

„The FitRüthes..

8 p.m.-Local Time Signal, Weathe

Report and Announcements. 8.03 p.m.-Choruses.

Royal Naval Singers---

Sea Songs

Sea Shanties... Fortsmouth Royal Naval Singers conducted by C. T. Lee, R.NAMAN.

8.11 pm-Viemese Music.

Austrian Peasant Dances (am. Max Schoneberr).Symphony Orches- tra cond: Walter Coehr. Vienna Blood Selection Job. Strauss-Leon Stein). Maria Hes- ter (Soprano), Herbert E. Groh (Tenor) Max Schipper. (Tenor) with chorus and Orchestra. Donauwellen, Waltz.

9.10 p... Selections

from Ferdi's Operas. La Forza Del Destino-Face Mio Dio Clandia Muzio (Soprano).

Aida-

·Grand March Act. 2.-

Boston Promenade Orchestra cond. Ar thair Fieldler Moric! Si Pura E Bella La Fatal Pietra

Rosa Ponselle (Soprano) and Giovanni Maz- tinelli (Tenor).

staff Sal Fit D'Un Soffio

850.

Toti Dal Monte (Soprano) and Members of La Scala chestra, Milan.

9.30 pm London Belry-The News. 9.50 p.m. Belay of the Dance Orches- tra from the Grill Room of the Hong Kong Hotel.

12 midnight. Close down.

BROADCAST FROM DAVENTRY

TRANSMISSION 1

GSG 17.79 Me/s (16.86 GSO 1518 Mcs (1976 GSD-11.75-Mc/z (25.53 m) GSB 951 me/s (3155 m.) G.M.T

Big Ben London. Lo Dancing Time

Viennese Music Choruses

Variety Records

GSO 1518 Mc/s (19.76

10.45 am-Big Ben. Cinema Organ Re-

cital.

IL15

a.m. Gladys Young in The Lady's Maid

11.25 am The Celebrity Trio 1155 am-As I See It 5. A talk by

Sir Josiah Stamp, GCE, GRE 12.10 p.m. The Twilight Serenaders. 12.30 pm The Microphone at Large,

with S P B. Mais. A visit to the Wyre Forest District of Worcester-

Ster

£30

For the Children: Penny wopence Coloured, by Chris- A play shom Robert Louis

as a boy

he News and Announce- Greenwich Time Signal

TRANSMISSION

Frequencies-

CSH -2147–308 (13.97 GSG 1779 Mc/s (16.86 m.)

GSF 15.14 Mc/s (1922

GSJ (to 230 pm.) 21.53 Me/s 215 pm-Big Ben. The Coventry Hip-

podrome Orchestra.“

2.45 p.m.-Jack Payne with his Band 13.15 pm The League, Division 1: Charlton Athletic v. Everton. A rm- ming commentary by Ivan Sharpe on the second half of the Association football watch From Charlton Ath Tetic Football Ground, London. 4.15 p.m. Variety

The rews ments. Greem

Edith Lorand Orchestra.8.15 am 830 p.m.-London Relay The Micro-8.25 am

phone At Large with S. P. B. Mais. 8.55 am Sportsmen Talking? Steve 450 pm-Dance Music. A visit to the Wyre Forest District Donoghue and Geoffrey Gilbey.

of Worcestershire. A programme ar-19.10 a.m-Intermission. A programme ranged by David Gretton.

9 pm

Local Sport Results,

By ELY CULBERTSON

International Match Hands

due to West's unsound opening call of “One Heart." In play, 12 tricks were made.

Using the Four-Five No Trumps

Except that Scotland has still to meet Northern Ireland, in a match to decide the two lowest positions in the final table, the first Contrac Bridge championship of the British convention, the bidding might have Isles has been completed, with un- been. defeated England as the winners. England played a different team for each match--a good indication of the wealth of strong

across the Border.

exponents

On the whole, the bidding and

WEST

2 D.

3 H.

4 N.T.

6.D.

EAST

2 S.

43

5. NT

of novelty numbers and solo pieces. 9.35 am The News and Announce- ments. Greenwich Time Signal at 9.45-

9.55 am-Made in Great Britain'

Yorkshire Chocolate.. 10.25 2.1 Close down

Frequer

TRANSMISSION

GST 27:53 Mc/s (13.33 m GSH 2447 Mc/s (1397. W

GSG 17.79 Mc/s (15.86 m)

|5:00 pm-Close down

Sig

BERLIN BROADCAST

On stations DJA 31.38, DJB 19.74 m. DJE 16:39 m, DIN 3145 DJQ 19.63 m.

215 p

Concert

onomic Review.

What's On At the Cinemas

AT THE KING) grounds

7 D. (or 7 N.T.) | gullible

T's Play- the love Pichard Dir as a rather girl. One unsophisticated sailor, grippi

Here is an example of a cleverly-Chester Morris as Dir's pal and a Don play in the series of international bid game. West was the dealer: Joan among the girls of every port

matches were of high standard. Yet, as always happens, there were many lapses. The hands given be-

NORTH

S

H-KJ-10 x x x D-XX C-KQxx

WEST:

low, which are the most interesting that occurred, will serve to illus- trate how good and how bad inter- national Bridge can be A feature S-Q xxx - of most of the matches was that H-x X many difficult lame-contracts were D.-A Q 10 x x reached while the same players C-Ax more often than not failed to bid

makeable slams.

Here is an example of a missed Grand Slam from the England. v. Irish Free State match played at Blackpool

NORTH

WEST

S.-K

EAST S.-JX X X

D-Jxx C.-J x

SOUTH

providing the element of dramatic clash in this powerful and dynamic

drama. Dolores del Rio is the third]- AT THE MAJESTIC

star involved in the romantic triangle. Born Frederic March and Janet Ga

nor are co-starred in this technicolour production. It is a glamorous story of Hollywood in which Janet rockets from extra girl to star overight. The bril AT THE ORIENTAL "Mountain liant cast includes Adolphe Menjou, Music-A fast action, comedy-packed Andy Devine, May Robson, Lionel Stan- story with a back-ground of melodies der, Owen Moore, Edgar Kennedy and singable swingable, weird and wild Guinn Williams. Hillbillies in love and ia trouble - Imostly the latter. With Bob Burns, Martha Raye John Howard, Terry Walker and a large cast of talented variety performers.

AT THE STAR King Of Gas blers" A gripping tale of big racketeers whose only weapons 10 9-8 xx

bombs and machine guns, Andzams of AT THE QUEEN'S AND ALHAM-love that was as ruthless as hate. Sta In Boom where Irish players BRA-Another Dawn, with Errol ring Claire Trevor, Lloyd Nolan, Akim

North South, the bidding was:

Flyn and Kay Francis: La small British NORTH EAST SOUTH 1 H No. 1.5. 2 H

INO 2NT. 3.H

1 D. No.

No.

The bidding

SOUTH

D—A QUIQ

All Pass.

the English

The story of Tamiroff, Larry Crabbe, Helen Burgess, in Iraq and Porter Hall and Harvey Stephens.

North and

no part in the

where England he the

the bidding

WEST

2 D./

3 H

6.D.

In play, all 13 tricks The bidding in the

South was superior:

NORTH EAST SOUTH 10

No.

2 C.

No.

3.S.

No.

5 C.

All pass South reverse bidding-Clubs be fore Spades veyed t part- ner the strength of his ha North too did well to support Clubs im- mediately, in of rebidding his Heart suit Game was

in the

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