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"Snow White And The Seven D

Relay From London

THE CHINA MAIL, APRIL 11, 1938.

Todays Wireless

12.00-1220 pm-Relay of Service of Intercession from St. John's Cathe drale

1230 p.m.-Songs by Turner. Layton

(Bass).

12.40 p.m.-Duke Ellington and His

Orchestra.

1.00 pm-Local Time Signal and

Weather Report.

1.03 pm-Mozart-Concerto In A Ma-

jor

Played by Arthur Rubinstein (Piano) and The London Symphony Orchestra conducted by John Barbirolli.

139 p.m.-Reuter and Rugby Press, Weather Forecast and Announce mexts.

L40 p.m.-Quetin Maclean, Billy May-

erl and The Mills Brothers. 2.15 p.m--Cloes Down

ZBW 355 M. 85 Ect

George Baker (Baritone)

comp, by the Composer.

"The Hums Of Pooh” (A. A. Milnej

H. Fraser-Simson).

If rabbit was bigger." Here Hes a tree.'

“Christopher Robin Is Going?

George Baker (Baritone) ac

comp. by Composer. Nursery Rhymes (Walford Davies). Matthew, Mark, Luke and John.” Bless You, Bomme Bee..

Masters E Lough and R. Mal- lett Messrs Capel Dixon and Frank well ac- comp. by G Thalben Ball p.m.-London Relay Walt Dis-

(piano)

ZEK 640 k.c's

rice by John Wath Orchestrations by Wally Wallond

(By permission of Walt Dis-1 ney Mickey Mouse, Ltd.). Characters:

Snow White, Wynne Ajello- The Queen

The Slave of the Miror. The Huntsman. The Prince.

The Dwarfs-Doc, Happy, Bash- ful, Sleepy, Sneezy, Grum- -py and Dopey.

Grieg Concerto By Arthur De Greef & London Philharmonic

BROADCAST FROM DAVENTRY

TRANSMISSION 1

Frequencies

HSG 17.79 Mc/n-#16. G80÷1518 Mc/5 (19 GSD 1175 Mei (25.53 GSB 9.51 me/s (31.55 GMT.

6.30 Recital by Gregor Tcher- 6-00 1.m.—Big Ben. In Town To-might. niak (Bainiaiks) and Geofrey Sisle

Guitar)

Matilda' a.m. Waltzing Some Reflections on Travel in the British Empire."

The Augmented Variety Orches-6.45 tra Conducted by Stanford Robinson-Special effects by

ney's Snow White And The Seven 7.45 pm

5.00-8.03 p.m.-European Programme. 6.45. 8.03-11.00 p.m.-Chinese Programme. 5.00 p.m.-Belay of Dance Orchestra from the Roof Garden of the Hong Kong Hotel.:

6.30 p.m.-For The Children.

When We Were Very Young"

Songs (A. A Milne, H. Fras er-Simson).

BRIDGE NOTES

Dwarfs.

A broadcast version of the first full-7. length film cartoon.

Words by Larry Morey. Music by Frank Churchill, Leigh

Harline, and Paul Smith

* Radio adaptation and narrative ly-

tions

- 1

Styx Gibling Compered and 7.00 2.m.-The BBC Empire. Orches- produced by John Watt..

tra

Closing Local Stock Quota-150 amThe News and Announce

8.00 am. ments. Greenwich Time Signal at

p.m.-New Light Symphony Or

chestra

Two Symphonic Rhapsodies (Eric

Coates).

1. I Pitch My Lonely CarSTEN. 2. Bird Songs At Eventide; If

heard You Singing.

Spanish Dance, No. 1 (Moszkowsky); Spanish Serenade (Bizet).

8.15 am.-Close DownL

TRANSMISSION 2-

Frequencies--

GST 21:53 Mc/s (13.93 m. GSH 24 Mc/x (1897 m.) GSG 17.79 Mc/x. (16:36 TL) GSO 15.18 Me/s (19.76 zz.)

By ELT CULBERTSON 8.00 pm. Local Time Signal, Weather 10.45 Big Ben. Walt Disney's

How Good Are You?

Mr. Culbertson is conducing,, through his column an examination of bridge players. Rate yourself by subtracting from 100 th points for each wrong answer.

(Copyright: 1937: by Ely Culbertson.)

Question 12 in the Self-Rating! Bridge Examination appeared

Friday. It was:

E-Q J 3 2 D.—-10-7- C-KQ876

SOUTH S-3843 E-K 86

9 6 5

D-A 3-2

C-10 3

од

The bidding: South

13

West

North

Double

3 spades Pass

Pass

Question 12. You are West, de Pass 1 club clarer aa four spade contract. I spadė Pass Your hand and dummy are as fol-4 spades Fass

lows:

WEST

SA 76.3. H-985

BAST

Q 98 E-10 6 4 DJ 96

D-AK

Report and Announcements.

8.03-11.00 pm Chinese Programme

Relay from Lee Theatre. 11.00 pm. Close Down. 8.03 pm-Variety.

Orchestra. Ballads We Love-Selec-1

tion

Debroy Somers Band, Humorous-Siły, Isn't It?..... Ben-1 nett and Williams The Photo-1 Fiddle Comedians.

Vocal - Sam Browne Requests...Sam

Browne with. Orchestra. Vocal-Take My Heart

Young); Would You? (From Francisco)

Orch. Accomp.

Orchestra Queen

getion, It's Love

Sydney Byte-

'Snow Winte and the Seven Dwacis. A broadcasting version of the first full-length film cartoon. 11.45 -Songs. $12.00 ***

dances.

p.m.--Programme

of Folk-

12.35 p.m. Empire Exchange. Points of view by travellers from the Do- minions and the Colonies.

1250 p.m.-The Band of His Majes-

's Royal Marines. 1.30 pm

ments:

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Greta Keller

Hotel Band with VICE

Pass 8.35 pm London Relays Taps

huge"." Points of sie

Pass 650 Griegericesto

or, Op. 16. Haye

lers from the Dominions & Colates

don Eonsid

The News and Greenwich

Jose Down

TRANSMISSH

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Opening Ann given

2.00 pm Gthur Delo night.

Ben

North's double was, of course, correct, but his funtp raise yasa Greef (Piano), and The Royal Abert, 231 pm. Recital, by horse of another colour. South Hall. Orchestra ced by Sir Lane 4New Zenta being forced to bid had given 30 9:23 pm Songs by Raquel Meller1.00 pm Herace Finch, at

Soprano) derick Riddle (Viola).. guarantee of strength. As it hapticians Gitara (Prado and Romero), gan of the Empress pened, he had several honours and,

(From Facettes In Blackpool

a-23.36 pm Friends to Tea.'

The News pocket randeville. zbalist. (Violin) $4:00 pm mance In G (Becheren-Op. 40)) >ments.

Ther News arid London Relay In Town Tol

Greenwich Time

Dance Music ginu a 11 pm-Close down.

0-A Q.10 "UK 8 5 North opened the heart queen when North on top of his own takes and continued hearts, South wir-jout double followed with anoth ning the second and third tricks strong bid, South whakakva kleen with the ace and king. South then a "sissy" to have stopped short of 10 led a diamond. How do you play game. A single raise on North 3 from this point, and why?

part would have been ample. Answer: Winning the diamond West opened the ten of diamonds

18.30.

Gershom

4,20 DTIL

Quintetois 5:00 pm. Close Bown.

lead, you the should lay down the and, when declarer saw the du What's On At the Cinemas

spa

bles. 2the supporting tast Arthur Treacher, Raymond. Joan Davis, Alan Hale, Leah hundreds of the world's best

CADE

spade ace. Your only danger is he realised that he was saddled that the trump suite will break 4-0. with a hopeless contract. He If South has the missing J 10 5 21therefore took the proper view of

AT THE ORIENTAL-Kid Gala-, spectacle of undreamed of beauty, of trumps he must make a trick, no the matter, which was to play for Bette Davis, Humprey Bogart,

had With Edward Ro matter how you play. North has a minimum loss. Reading the lead Morris and Jane Bryan r

xitin fit and gaiety Lovely ear-naichtig melodies, eath- those cards, however, you can pick as a likely doubleton, he allowed it drama that has as its theme that him up without loss South will to hold.. A diamond continuation woman has the right to make show out on the ace lead On a was won with the ace, and a trump-

of herself over a man once. trump lead toward dummy, North led. West, in order to retain a

* AT THE ALHAMBRA & QUEEN'S) must split his honora Dummy safe exit card, jumped up with the "The Buccaneer", with wins and you return to your hand ace and returned the ten. Arther March, Franciska Gaal and for a finesse through his other trump lead drew East's last spade depicts the turbulent period Tamiron. Based on history, honour. (Two points demerit for Having placed West with the king- early blonda days of failure to lead spade ace.).

queen of clubs, the ace of spades, States. and probably the queen-jack of

AT THE MAJESTIC—– Thin Ice:

„TO-DAY'S QUESTION

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“AT THE KING'S "The Bride W Red", with Joan Crawford, Franchot theone and Robert Young Deeply Zu- United man in theme vet replete with any

comedy Situsións and characte picture is the intensely drama

buret singer who becomes a Cindereža.

Question 13. You are West, de hearts for his opening bid, declar Sonja Hemie and Tyrone Powersino clarer at a three poitrump contract, er led a small club away from the in rubber bridges Your hand and ace to his own jack. West won, dummy are as follows:

WEST

5.-A Q 4

BAST 3 2

H -A 7 5

- 5.4

and could find no safer return than

a club. Declarer finessed, cashed the ace, and then led out the ace, king and another heart. West, back on lead, could not exit with- CAK Q 10 5 4 out giving declarer a ruff sid North opened the seven of discard.

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C.-9 3

spades, South played the king. How Declarer did well to hold his loss do you play the hand? -

TODAY'S HAND

South, dealerz."

Both sida vulnerable.

NORTH

S-K QJ2- 三

10 5

FASTE

to one trick East should have taken more than a passive interest

the proceedings. He should have played his jack of diamonds on West's ten spot. Declarer then would have been helpless. If hel won the trick the defenders could later lake two diamonds. If he the jack hold Fast could shift to his }doubleton club and later rui

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