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Tchaikovsky Symphony

No. 6

THE CHINA MAIL, JUNE 14, 1988.

Today's Wireless

11-12.20 p.m.-Relay of Service of In-1 tercession from St. John's Cathedral.

12.30 p.m.-Songs by Georges Thill

(Tenor).

12.40 p.m.-Orchestre Symphonique De

Paris.

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

ther Report.

1.03 p.m.-Billy Mayerl at the Piano.

and

1.15 p.m.-Reuter and Rugby Press,

Weather Forecast

Announce- ments.

1.25 p.m.-AI Bollington (Organ). 1.40 p.m.-Relay of the Rotary Tiffin Speech from The Roof Garden of the Hong Kong Hotel. Speaker: Mr. H. C. Macnamara; Subject: "Trench

Mortars".

2.15 pm.-Close down.

6 p.m.-Dance Music (recorded).

Fox-Trots-Have You Got Any Cas- tles, Baby? (From "Varsity Show'); I Double Dare You. Tango-Lonely Troubadour. * Fox-Trot-I'd Like To See Samoa Of}

Somoa (From '52nd Street'). Fox-Trot Ten Pretty Girls. Waltz-Waltz Of The Gipsies ('Lon-

don Rhapsody').

Swing Step-Stop! You're Breakin'

Slow

ZBW 355 M. (845 k.c.'s) and 31.49 M. (9.52 megacycles)

Fox-Trot-Everything

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You 7.82 p.m.-Closing Local Stock Quota-

Said Came True. Waltz Dance The Moonlight Waltz

With Me.

Slow. Fox-Trot-I Still Love To Kiss You Goodnight (From '52nd Street').

Rumba Fox-Trot-Coubanakan.

Rumba Bleue-Blue Rumba.

Fox-Trots-I'm Happy When You're Happy (From "Hide and Seek'); The First Time I Saw You (From "Toast of New York').

Words (From

Waltz-The Waltz Lives On (From

'Big Broadcast of 1988'). Fox-TrotYou Took The Right Out Of My Heart 'Big Broadcast of 1988').' Tangos-La Punalads; Se Lo Lleva-

ron.

Fox-Trots Two Shadows In Thei

Moonlight; Moon At Sea.

My Heart (From 'Artists, and Mo-7 p.m.-Band Of H. M. dels').

Guards.

Winning

Coldstream

CONTRACT

(By the Four Aces)

David Burnstine, Michael Gottlieb, Oswald Jacoby, Howard Schenken World's leading Team-of-Four, Inventors of the system that has

beaten every other system in existence.

THE CITY SLICKER AND THE MAN FROM THE PROVINCES

Pass HIGH CARD VALUES Pass

OF THE FOUR-ACES SYSTEM

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East South

West Pass 1 H

2 D Pass Pass_4_H_(2). Pass Pass

Double Pass Redouble (3) Pass Pass

(1) A tremendous Forcing bid. (2) Mr. Gates wishes to show his great length in spades.

(3) They redouble in

ACE KING QUEEN 1 JACKapolis.

TETNA WAAN ON PARK SA

AVERAGE MAP 67%.

tions.

7.34 p.m.--Variety.

VocalIt's Great To Be In Love

Again (Koehler, & McHugh);, A]: Waltz Was Born In Vienna (Croc- ker & Loewe).....Turner Layton.

Vocal-Alice Delysia Memories:— If You Could Care For Me; Ninon; I Like A Man; Please Do It Again; Sometimes when I am Far Away.... Alice Delysia (Soprano) with Orch.

Accordion Band-If The Old River Thames Were The Danube; Whoops We Go Again. .Primo Scala's Accordion Band with vocal chorus. Orchestra-We've Got Rhythm-Fox Trot Medley....Mario "Harp" Lo- renzi and His Rhythmics.

18 p.m.-Local Time Signal, Weather

Report and Announcements.

8.03 p.m.-Studio-Saxophone Solos by

Tino Gatchalian accompanied Pomping Vila (Piano),

1. Ida-Ballet (J. Gurewich). 2. Elegie (J. Massenet). 3. Valse Hilda (C. Doerr).

by

8.20 p.m.-London Relay-First Cricket Test Match-England v. Australia. A commentary on the closing overs before lunch and a summary of the morning's play by Howard Marshall from Trent Bridge, Nottingham.

8.35 p.m.-Berlin State Opera Orches- tra. Polonaisè No. 2 (Liszt, arr. Muller-Berghaus).

8.45 p.m.-Studio A Recital by

Barton (Baritone) accompanied E. O'Neil Shaw⋅ (Piano).

A. by

Recital By

A. Barton

From The Studio

1. "Jack's The Boy" (Lionel Monck- ton)-(From The Gelsha”).

2. "Star Of My Soul” (Sydney Jones)-(From "The Geisha").

A. Barton.

3. Piano Solo "Selected".

E. O'Neil' Shaw.

4.

(Alfred

"Queen Of My Heart"

Cellier From "Dorothy").

A. Barton.

5. "Lilac Time" Selection' (Schubert,

arr. Clutsam).

The New Mayfair Orchestra.

6. Piano Solo "Selected".

E. O'Neil Shaw.

7. "Live For To-Day" (Harold Fra- ser Simson)-(From "The Maid Of The Mountains").

8. "A Bachelor Gay" (Jas. W. Tate:

--From "The Maid Of The Mountains")

A. Barton..

9.15 p.m.-London Relay-First Cricket

Teat Match--England v. Australia.... A commentary during play by Ho- ward Marshall from Trent Bridge, Nottingham.

9.80 p.m.-London Relay-The News.

9.50 p.m.-Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 6 In B Minor, Op. 74—(*Pathe- tique"). Pl yed by the Boston Sym- phony Orchestra conducted by Serge Koussevitsky.

10.38 p.m.---Songs by Gitta Alpar (So-

prano). Lakme (Leo Delibes).

10.48. p.m.--Marek Weber's Orchestra-

The Music Comes (O. Strauss). Her First Dance (Heykens). Fantasia On Melodies Strauss (Weber).

11 p.m.-Close down.

Of Johann

What's On At the Cinemas

"Every"

AT THE KING'S—“Arsene Lupin AT THE ALHAMBRA Returns", with Melvyn Douglas Viri-body's Doing It", with Preston Foster ginia Bruce and Warren William. A and Sally Eilers. A high speed ro- mystery within a mystery in which a mance based on the rage for puzzle crook chases a killer to prove his in- contests in newspaper the film reveals nonence provides the basis of this in lively fashion what happens when thrilling adventure drama.

racketers decide to profit by various features of a contest originated to sell a-well-known--product.

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AT THE QUEEN'S "Double Dan- ger", with Preston Foster and Whitney AT THE MAJESTIC—"Stella Dal- Bourne. A cleverly wrought detective las".. Starring Barbara Stanwyck, story in which Foster, as a suave writ- this is the heart story of a vulgar, taw- er of mystery tales who gets most of dry woman whom you will call magni- Indian-his plots from a Police commissioner, ficent. It was directed by King Vidor and Miss Bourne, a friend of the Com-and includes in the cast John Boles, missioner, are both suspected. The Anne Shirley, Alan Hale, Tim Holt Commissioner is in charge of the case and Al Shean. veal the real crook. and unexpected results and thrills re-

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From time immemorial it has been North traditional that when the coun-1 C try boy comes to town, he is ripe 3 D (1) to be "take in." When a stranger 6 S comes to New York, many of the local experts, automatical- ly contemptuous of his ability, are in- clined to attempt mild "swindles" against him in the

Notes On The Play bidding and play.

The King of diamonds was open- Sometimes these swindles fall ed. Mr. Gates won with the Ace through and the local expert may in dummy, and immediately saw find himself hoist by his own that he had one sure loser in dia-

AT THE STAR-“Alcatraz Island". petard, as was the case when Mr.monds. Accordingly, the entire

To-day a name-hated, feared, perhaps Edward Gates of Indianapolis was play of the hand lay in the trump AT THE ORIENTAL-The Invi-leven loved man; to-morrow, just a sible Man."-A blood-chilling superna- number on Uncle Sam's Devil's Island. In the deal shown below, Mr. Mr. Gates led the Queen of tural story of a scientist who meddled The gripping, emotion-packed, realist of the men who Gates sat South; Mr. Howard Spades from dummy and East play-in things men must leave alone, and a story of some Schenken, North; and the city led the four-spot. Now, Mr. Gates girl who could not see the man she went there. With John Litel, Anir loved. The cast includes Claude Rains. Sheridan, Mary Maguire, Dick Purcell, slicker, West.

began to consider. West's double. Gloria Stuart, William Harrigan and Gordon Oliver, Vladimir Sokoloff, Ad- Obviously, West held either no Una O'Conner.

dison Richards and Ben Welden. North, Lealer

spades or the singleton King. In either case, since he had no Acè, he really could not expect to set the hand. Therefore, his double must have been psychological, and made with the intention of confus- ing Mr. Gates in the play. With a singleton King of spades, the last thing West would want to do would be to jeopardize it by doubling. Hence, West must have a void of spades.

in New York recently.

North and South, Vulnerable

NORTH S.-Q 6 3 2 H.—A Q 9 D.-A.10 · Č—A K 10 8

WEST

H-K J 7·2 D-KQJ832

-Q 84

►

EAST S.-K 4 H-10 8 6 5 3. D.---6

C.-J.976

SOUTH

S.-A J 10 9 8 7 5 H.

D.-9 7 5 4

The bidding:

suit.

Mr. Gates finessed and made the hand. Had the unfortunate West not been so impressed with the. necessity of putting one over on Mr. Gates, he would not have doubled'; Mr. Gates would have had no clue to the location of the spade King and in all probability would have lost the hand,

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