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Calcutta Cup Match

From Twickenham

THE CHINA MAIL, MARCH 19, 1988.

Today's Wireless

12-12:20 pm-Relay of Service of In- tercession from St. John's Cathedral. 12.30 pm Excer

from Bizet's Carmen

Prelude To Act 1. Entr Acte, Act 41. Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra conducted by Leopold Stokowski. Qui Sait De Quel Demon. Parle-Mon De Ma Mere.....F. Heldy (Soprano) and F. Ansseau (Tenor) -Orchestra conducted by Piero Coppola

12.43 pm. The Fair Maid Of Perth- Suite Bizet, Played by The London Philharmonic Orchestra and conduct- ed by Sir Thomas BeechamL

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130 p.m-Variety Programme 215 pm-Close down t |6-7. p.m.-Chinese Programme.

7pm-Songs by Tino Rossi (Tenor).

Paname Ville D'Amok - Slow-Fox

II

Chante (Musique de Fredo Gar- doni et J-Charoit).

Existe Une Blonde Slow-Fox Chante. (Musique de Fredo Gar- doni -et IA Chavoit). :

Les Fleurs C'Eat De L'Amour (Mon-

tier & Tillymoon).

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Rossi (Tenor) with Dreh

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200 am.--Big Ben Dancing

8.03 pm-Rossini-La Boutique Fan-145 am.All Kinds of People:

tasque Played by The London Pir-

Personal Memory of King Albert Harmonic Orchestras conducted by the Belgians Ergene Goossens.

8.00 am-Frank Newman, at the Ore 8.30 p.m.-Violin and Piano Solos.

gan of the Regal Cinema, Edmon- Pastorale (From Back's Christmas s.20 mLonden Log.

ton, London. OratorioArr. Lucas) Wilhelm 3.30 am. The Glasgow Corporation Backhaus (Piano Solo). Fantasia In D Minor, K. 397 (10-18.50 8. The News and Announce

Transport Department Pipe Band

ments. Greenwich Time Signal st -9.00 am.

7.10 pmClosing Local Stock Quota-zart). Wanda Landowska (Piano

tions...

-7.15 p.m.-London Relay Will You

1 pm-Local Time Signal & Weather

Report

Be Mine Devised by Robert C. Stern With extracts from the novels and plays-of Charlotte Bronte, William Shakespeare, Charles Dic kens, and St. John Evine. In the Victorian era, the usual response to this question was. This is no sudden or: You must ask my father. But throughout the centuries the fashion Jammin Quickstep (From Turn off in proposing changes. Production

1.03 pm-Gerry Moore At The Piano. No More For Quickstep (Towers-

Grundland).

A Message From The Man In The Moon (From A Day at the Races') Sweet Heartache Slow Fox-Trot

(From "The Hit Parade').

the Moon).

1.15 pm Cinema Organ Music.

Anton and The Para-

Bell Medley.

mount Theatre Orchestra. lington at the Organ

Escapada (Phillips).

Al Bol-

Speak To Me Of Love (Lenoir)....AT Bollington at the Organ of the Paramount Theatre, London. - Lionel Monckton-Melodies

Stanford Robinson)....Al Bolling- ton at the Organ of the Paramount Theatre, London.

(Arr.

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BRIDGE NOTES

by John Richmand.. 7.45 pm-Love Songs.

My Lovely Celis - (A-7, Lane Wil

son).. Elisabeth Schermann (So- prano) accomp. by George Reeves (Piano).

For Only You (From Let's make a

night of it).

- Can I Forget You (From "High, Wide and Handsome") Derek Oldham (Tenor) with Orchestra

Ich Liebe Dich (He rosen-Beetho

ven) Kirsten Flagstad (So-j prazo) accomp. by Edwin Meêr- thur (Piano)¬ WAimes Tu? (Fred Pearly)...Timo

By ELY CULBERTSON

A Painful Experience

After a gruesome experience last, suits a slam would be an odds-on night in a duplicate game, I know chance.

just how an artist must feel when a West triumphantly, banged down mouse makes a meal of his favourite portrait. I hope my erstwhile part- ner doesn't see this. But surely I am entitled to some relief, if only that of forceful expression, for my travail on the following hand:

Match point duplicate. West, dealer.

Both sides vulnerable.

NORTH

SA 7·83 E-AJ 10 3 2 D-A-J 64 C-None

WEST

EAST

8-K 10 5 4 2

S-9

H-K.7

E

D.--None

C-A Q 10 6 5

SOUTH

S-Q7-

the club are as his opening-lead This was ruffed, and declarer then laid down the diamond ace. When West-showed out, the irksome guess about the diamond queen was clear- ed up. Three more leads extracted East's trumps, dummy discarding a spade on the last round, and then a heart was led toward dummy. West, holding only the king and one, play- ed correctly in putting up the king. Dummy a ace won, and the jack was returned, East winning with the queen

Solo).

Concerto In G Minor-Adagio (Max 9.15 am Close Down

Louis Zimran ermmanu

Bruch) (Violin Solo). Noctume In A Flat Major, No. 3 (John Field: 1782-1837). Frank Merrick (Piano Solo). 8.50 p.m.-London Relay

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'London

9 p.m.-Variety Programme.

Theatre Orch-Venus In Silk-Se

lection (Stolz).DE

Two Pianos with drums Four Hands On A Piano (Moreton-Kaye); Mid- night In Mayfair (Newell Chase). Ivor Moreton and Dave Kaye on two pianos with drums. Humorous-A Lot Of Nonsense.

Murray and Mooney with piano.

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11.15 am-Will You Be Mine

With extracts from the novels and plays of Charlotte Bronte, Wi Shakespeare, Charles Dickens, St. John Ervine".

and

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chestra.

Banjo Band-Temptation Rag (H1250 pm-London Log

chestra.

Lodge); Whistling Pafus (Mills), 1.00 pm-Harry Fryer and his Or-

Raymonde & His Band O' Banjos. Orchestra Remember? (Camoll1.30 p.m.The News and Announes- Gibbons Looks Back)... Carroll ments. Greenwich Time Signal at Gibbons (Piano) and His Boy Friends.

9.30 pmLondon Relay The News 9.50: pn-Belay of the Dance Orches- tra from the Grill Room of the Hong Kong Hotel

11.10 pm-London. Relay England v. Scotland. A commentary on the International Rugby Union Football Match by HET. Wakelam, from Twickenham.

1250 am-Close down. -

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1:45 p

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2.25 pm-Dancing Through 3.10 p.m-England v. Scotland:

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What's On At the Cinemas

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AT THE ORIENTAL "Banjo On-

AT THE KING'S “Big City' Luise Painer and Spencer Tracy form My Knee With Barbara Stanwyck, of the Big City, the story of an immi- Ebsen, Walter Catlett, Katherine de a new and fascinating co-starring team Joel McCrea, Helen Westley, Buddy grant girl who marries a New York Mille and Anthony Martin A thrill taxicab deffer in Norman Krasna's musicale, depicting the tragicomedy On a club lead back my partnering millions.

story of life among a big city's teem- that is the life story of the iver-bo gave me momentary fright by “hud-i

people on the Mississippi.- Q.96 3 dling. But finally, to my relief, AT THE STAR Knight Without AT THE MAJESTIC — “London By D. Q 75.2, he put in the king, discarding an-Armour-Marlene Dietrich and Ro-Night", with George Murphy Rita C-9 7 1 3 other spade from dummy. Now, of bert Donat are co-starred in this Johnson and Virginia Field. The stor

course, it was all over but the shoot thrilling romantic adventure. Laid in reveals the London of tradition, gloomy Russia during the exciting time of the to outward appearances in its viel of ing and I had begun to beam at Revolution, provides the stars with fog, but gay and dramatic in its lights: partner, preparatory his compli- the finest acting opportunities of their and night clubs and deals with a mys- menting his perfect play

careers. Prominent in the supporting fery plot and of a reporter out to solve (cast are Ifas He then led a spade and finessed.

Herbert Lo the urder but encounters the daugh max, Austin

za Git, John fer of a wealthy man to find her Just as the praise, "Nice work, part-Clements, and Miles Malleson

ly involved in the was about to bubble from my East South lips, my complacency turned to sheer Pass diam. horror! The spade finesse natural 2 spades Pass Sdiam. ly succeeding, partner dear frin 6 diamonds Pass Pass phantly called for the spade ace! Bedouble -Pass Pass mas so stunned that my opponent

had to play the card for me

The wild hope Hashed that maybe the heart suit,

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D. E. 10 9 8.3 C-KJ8

The bidding

West

North

1spade

Pass

Pass

Pass Double Pass

I was North. When I passed over the opening bid my object was, course, to "trap.” East spoiled trap by failing to keep the bidding: open, and I must admit that I my breath while South, my partner went into a long huddle. He anal decided to protect ble trap

me and

diamonds

partner's bid

variety, he

the pro

her "

anyway, but that was troyed. The heart tezi was

my partner discarding

But East still had

Why didn

deal, but still wanted to insure that you still had the

a game be reached and at the same lentry? His answer ha time wanted to disguise the nature ity of sheer simplicity. of my holding in order to coex an think of it,” he said. eventual double from the opponents TE DAYS QUESTION Hence my two spade bid.When Question: What is the corr

this elicited a diamond rebid from sponse to partner's South, I felt justified in counting diamond with the following: him for a reasonably good fivecard, 89 7 6,,

or longer, suit Et le had as a queen

the ma

Answer. Ông nó

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