THE CHINA MAIL, DECEMBER 31, 1937.
Scottish Songs By Stephen Burnes From The Studio
Today's Wireless
1200-1220 p.m.-Relay of Special Ser
vice from St. John's Cathedral.
Gilbert and Sullivan Selec-
12.20
tions.
100 p.m.-Local Time Signal » and
Weather Report
1.03 pm Light Orchestral and Vocal 130 pin-Reuter and Rugby Press; Local Weather Forecast and An- nouncements
1.40 p.m. Variety.
215 p.m.--Close down.
6.00-7.00 p.m.-Chinese Programme 7.00 p.m. Brahms
7.24 p.m.-Closing local Stock Quota
tions and Hong Kong Exchange Market Report
7.30 pm. Studio Recital by Molly
BRIDGE NOTES
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Halloran (Piano) and Claire Hartger 8.40 pm-Variety (Violin).
1. Kreisler Selection.
19.15 pm London Relay Five Years 12.60
of Empire Broadcasting”.
1215
Selections From Gilbert And Sullivan Operas
2. Dornroschen (Tschaikowsky). A talk by the Director Of The Em-1 mer 4. On The Edge of the Lake pire Service, Mr. J. B. Clark
("Summer Day Suite Coates).19.30 p.m.-London Relay The News. Orchestra. 5. Three Ballads
9.50 p.m.-Songs by Muriel-Brunskill 115 pen (Contralto).-
In Your Arms To-night Parlami d'Amore.
Glamorous Nights
Where Are You?
6.
(Ivor Novello).
8 pm
Selection
Local Time Signal, Weather Report and Announcements.
8.03 p.m.-Studio-Stephen Burnes (Ly-10
rical Tenor) in a Scottish Programme Accompanied by A. T. Lay (Piano).] 8.30 pm Scottish Orchestral.
Foursome.
Meredith-Kay And His Orchestra.
By ELY CULBERTSON
Responses To Opening Suit Bids Of One
Responses to an opening suit biding the bidding.
Songs Of The Hebrides Kishmul's Galley
Fraser)
In Hebrid Seas.
(Kennedy
The Banks Of Allan Water (Old)
Scottish Ballad).
p.m.—Scottish Orchestral
10.12 p.m.-Relay of the Dance Orches- trs from the Gril Room of the Hong Kong Hotel.
11:58 pm-Auld Lang Syne.
3ks for
| 12:30 pm-Henry Hall and his Dance
of Empire
Broadcastin
1.30 pm The News and Announce- ments. Greenwich Time Signal at F-145 pm.
155 pm-Close down.
|12 midnight.— Bells of the Cathedral 215
Ringing in the New Year. 12.10 Close down
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(Pianoforte).
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Big Ben... A Mozart Pro-
chestra
At the Black Dog"
Jack Hardy's Little Or- 3.45 p.m.--Five Years of Empire
Broadcasting
4.00 pm The News and Annonce- ments. Greenwich Time Signal at
4.15 p.m.
4.25 pm Musical Interlade 4.30 p.m.
Made in Great Britain' Stourbridge Glass
$5.00 p.m.--Close down
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On stations DIA 3238-m, DJB 1974 1. DJE 16.89 m, DIN 3145 m, DJQ 19.63 m. HKT
1.10 pm Music for all 3.00 pm-News and Economic
view.
of one are divided into two classes: Returning to the first hand, peo- (1) Limiting Responses, which ple often say, "Since one no-trumps include all no-trumps responses and is always a weakness response and distribu- raises of partner's suit, and which you do have a balanced immediately tell our partner the tion, why do you reply with limits of strength of our hand. spade and not one no-trumps? Our
8.25 am- BBC Ballroom 1909. (2) Exploratory Responses, or answer to this is that since we 9.05 am. At the Black Dog
have a weak hand and can make 9.35 am-The News and Announce- bids. in 2 new suit, which
ments... Greenwich Time Signal at 3.30 pm-Special Military Concert way define the maxim
strength only one bid, we would rather show
9.45 3.72
445 pm- Old Year's Eve's Broadcast. of our hand-but do define the mini-our partner where our
meagre 10.00 am-Recital of Scottish Reels 5.45 pm--Topical Talk
and Dances.
6.00 pm Scenes from The Winter's mum strength in accordance with strength is. If we respond with one
Tale" by William Shakespeare. the level at which the Exploratory no-trumps and our partner has
8.00 pm Response is made. These Explora- minimum or near-minimum opening tory Responses are all temporarily he will pass, and it may be found forcing bids, and the opening bid-that we have missed an opportunity. der is required to bid again.
to play the hand at a much more
no
a10.10 am-Five Years of Earpire
Broadcasting. 10.25 Close down
a
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· GSO 15.18 Mc/s (19.76 m) 10.45 am-Big Ben, A Grand Christ-
9.15 p.
945
thoven
10.00
view.
News
The Old Year.
Sonate in F-Minor by Bee-
ews and Economic Re-
When our Exploratory Response satisfactory spade contract. If he is made at the level of one (the has a good hand, he will bid again, one-over-one), it allows our part-but our chance to show our spades ner to make his rebid af the one at the level of one has passed. level also. Hence, the minimum However, when we respond with strength necessary for a one-over-one spade, if our partner has one is no more than that necessary minimum balanced hand, he bids for a one no-treps response. When one no-trumps, getting us into the
AT THE MAJESTIC "Dr. Jekyll AT THE ORIENT one and Mr. Hyde", with Fredck March [Back with the Exploratory Response is made same final contract that our at the level of
(such no-trumps response would have. If and Miriam Hopkins The outstanding Richar wo
performance of Fredric March's career and Lionel At clubs over an opening he has a minimum hand with good the parts are well acted and true in powerfully dramatic as two one heart bid), we are taking the spade support he bids two spades, all details with the original story. blending of comedy, bidding past the one-level, and hence and we play the hand at spades Worth seeing again. must have certain definite values, in our hand
10.15 pm-To-day in Germany. 10.30 pm Old and New Brass Cham-
ber Music. 11.45 pm Topical Talk.
What's On At the Cinemas
The delicacy involved in the one- over-öne, which may be made with a very weak hand, is one aspect of scientific bidding that puzzles many players at first. For instance, we will be asked. “What is the correct response to partner's opening one heart bid, holding-
S.-K Jx I
HX I
D-x x x x C-Qx x
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ath
Road
pense the story vividly Germany following the instead of at no-trumps; while, if
concerns the efforts of a he has a good hand, he makes a
AT THE KING'S “Way Out West? to adjust themselves to com strong rebid. In this case he does-Sad faced Laurel and pompous, jolly they find them after four years not know how good our hand is, Hardy are a riot of fun from the time absence in the trenches The sequel to but he has received the valuable they enter the picture across a desert "All-quiet on the Western Front and stream with their trick donkey unwritten in the same outspoken manner information that we have something their fade-out crossing the stream on in spades.
the way back. It is their first West- AT THE QUEEN'S 45 Fathers", Another great advantage of the pair of tenderheels." In the support-Lousie Henry. A hilarious comedy in ern and the boys whoop it up as a with Jane Withers, Thomas Beck, and lies in the ling cast are Sharon Lynne, James Fin-which forty five millionarie bachelors neutral one-over-one difficulties it places in the path of layson and Rosina Lawrence. one's opponents. If you respond one no-trumps, you immediately disclose
sign up as Jane's guardians in a hope to make a lady out of her, but she al- most makes a wreck of them all
of her time.
the
AT THE ALHAMBRA-Born Reck- your weakness and give your op- less." Smashing cars to bust a new AT THE STAR "Cleopatra", with ponents a chance to get into the racket, action, romance, excitement, Claudette Colbert and Henry Wilcoxon. We reply, "One spade." We are bidding, knowing that they are incomedy in a punch-packed thriller that All the splendour of Ancient Rome. will hold one on sext-edge. The highly The love story of the most alluring now asked, "What is the
correct no great danger from your hand. competent cast includes Brian Donlevy, woman in history, which caused response to partner's opening one When you respond with the one-over- Rochelle Hudson, Barton MacLane, Ro- downfall of the two greatest statesmen heart bid, holding:
one, however, they have no idea of bert Kent and Harry Carey. (your holding at all, and, accordingly, until you show weakness by a sub- sequent pass, they are going to be afraid of you. The longer they are forced to wait the harder it is for them to take satisfactory action.
Some people still use the
S-A K x X 1
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D.-AX X.
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Again our reply is "One spade. Now our questioner says, "How
the original bidder possibly tell which of these two hands you have?" trumps respouse merely to to which the answer is as foll
partner that they do not hold
He should assume we baye the much as an ace and a king. first hand of one of equal strength means that they must make this
until we show him otherwise,
instance, suppose he has a
or near-minimum bid with
ed-hand Over our
simply rebids to one no
with the first has
and the know
sponse with all sorts of distributio mum they may hold a singleton or five-card suits. But it is
strength, with the second hand
show our gr
important to show
distribution then that trick and a half. “And the
le the high card
strength by jump-
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