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The St. Leger Broadcast

From Doncaster

THE CHINA MAIL, SEPTEMBER 7, 1988.

Today's Wireless

12-12.20 p.m.-Relay of Service of In- tercession from St. John's Cathedral. 18.30 p.m.-Leslie Hutchinson: at “the

Piano.

To-morrow is Another Day (From 'A Day at the Races'); Where Is The Sunt (From 'Cotton Club Parade'); It's A Long, Long Way to Your Heart (Pola-Brandt).

12.40 p.m. Jack Hylton's Orchestra. 1 p.m.-Local Time Signal and Wea-

ther Report.

1.03 pm. Richard Crooks, (Tenor), and The New Light Symphony Orchestra. Light Cavalry Overture (Suppe)....

New Light Symphony Orchestra, Smilin' Through (Arthur, A. Penn); My Song Goes Round The World (Jimmy Kennedy, Hans May).. Richard Crooks.

Prelude (Haydn Wood); Intermezzo (Coleridge Taylor)..... New Light Symphony Orchestra,

I Bring A Love Song (From "Vien- nese, Nights)...... Richard Crooks. Barcarolle. ("Tales Of Hoffman"

New Light Sym-

Offenbach).

phony Orchestra.

The Waltzing Doll (Poldini)....New]

Light Symphony Orchestra.

1.30 p.m.-Reuter and Rugby Press, Weather Forecast and, Announce- ments.

1.40 p.m.-Some Old Dance Favourites. Fox-Trots-Swing (From 'Public Over Nuisance No. 1'); Moon Miami.. The B.B.C. Dance Or- chestra directed by Henry Hall with vocal chorus.

Fox-Trot The Man From The South;

....Nat Goriella & His Georgians with vocal refrain by Nat Gonella. Tangos-Como Tu Y Yo ("La Melo-. dia Prohibida"); Jurame......Jose Mojica with Orchestra. Fox-Trot-It Ain't Nobody's Biz❜ness What I Do....Billy Cotton and His Band with vocal chorus." Fox-Trot-Three Little Words....

Duke Ellington and His Orchestra vocal refrain by The Rhythm Boys. Tango Lucecitas De Mi Pueblo...! Francisco J. Lomuto y`au Orquesta Tipica Estribillo cantado por Fer nando Diaz. Six-Eight-Andalusia.

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

Comedy Waltz

(9.52 megacycles)

Ropere, The Sailorman (From Popeye, the Sallor.)...... Sydney, Kyte, and His Piccadilly Hotel Band with vocal chorus.

Fox Trots Page Miss Glory (From the Film); Sweet Dreams Sweet- heart...

Carroll, Gibbons and the Savoy Hotel Orpheans with vocal chorus. 215 p.m.-Close down. 6. p.m.-Dance, Music.

Fox-Trots

Saratoga Shout..

His Orchestra.

Luis Russell &

Tangos-Ventarron; Don Juan

Orquesta Tipica Victor Estribillo cantado por Alberto Gomez. Comedy Fox-Trot 000000-Oh:

Boom!

Fox-Trot Two Dreams Got

To-

gether. Billy Cotton, and His Band with vocal chorus. p.m.-Closing local Stock Quotations 7.02 p.m.-Songs by Marta Eggerth

(Soprano),

Before I Found You (From 'Love's Melody); Was It Your Smile (Alexander-Stollberg); Love's Melody (From the Film). I've Found A New Baby,..Clarence .7.12 p.m.-Philadelphia Symphony Or-

Williams & His Band: My Boy Friend.

Harald Morten-chestra.

sen med sit Orkester, Weekend...

Orkester.

Louis Preil med sit

From One Minute

To

Another

(From "Come Out of the Pan- -try'); She Shall Have Music

Hungarian Dance No. 1. Yablochko (Russian Sailors' Dance- from The Red Poppy Ballet'). "Danses" (Debussy)

1. Danse Sacree.

2. Danse Profane.

(From the Film).. Louis Levy 7.30 p.m.-Selections atid His Gaumont British Sym- phony Orchestra with vocal chorus.

Waltz When You're In Love With

Someone.

Slow Fox-Trot-Let's Sing Again (From the Film)....Victor Silves- ter & His Ballroom. Orchestra. Fox Trot Without A Word of Warning (From "Two for To- Richard Himber and night?).

with his Ritz-Carlton Orchestra. vocal refrain by Stuart Allen. Fox-Trots-Head Over Heels (From the Film); There's That Look In Your Eyes Again (From 'Head 8 over Heels').. Ambrose and His Orchestra with vocal refrajn. Polka-The Sparrows. Fox-Trot Laughing Saxophone

Robert Renard Dance with effects. Fox-Trots--The Martins

Orchestra

And The

Coys; When A Lady Meets A Gen- tleman Down South........Ted Weems and: His :: Orchestra - with. vocal chorus.

Winning

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(By the Four Aces)

David Burnstine, Merwin D. Maier, Oswald Jacoby, Howard Schenken World's leading Team-of-Four, Inventors of the system that has

beaten every other system in existence.

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Grand

Opera. "Aida"Vocal Gems (Verdi)...Grand Opera Company with Orchestra. "Carmen"-Prelude to Act 1 (Bizet); Entr'Acte, Act. 4.....Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra conducted by Leopold Stokowski.

"Die Fledermaus"Vocal Gems (J.

Strauss). .......Grand Opera Com-f pany with Orchestra. "Der Rosenkavalier"

Magyarı Imre's Hungarian Gipsy Orchestra

9 p.m.-Musical Comedy Selections.

"Sunny Side Up-Vocal: Gems. (De Sylvą, Brown, & Henderson), In- tro: Sunny Side Up; I'm a dream- er aren't we all; Turn on the Heat: If I had a Talking Picture. "The Love Parade-Vocal Gems (Schertzinger). Intro: My Love Parade; Dream Lover: Nobody's using it now,' March of the Grena diers......Light Opera Company. "Casanova”--Selection (J. Strauss,

arr. Benatzsky). Intro: The Dan- cer; O Mistress fond, and, fairs If: I'm one, you're one; The Vigilant Committee; The Memory of a kiss; Venice; A tender glanco; What bliss for a lover; Journey's End, The Fencing Lesson....New May-. fair Orchestra.

Gems "Wild Violets"-Vocal

(R Stolz). Intro:-Don't say goodbye; A girl has got my heart; Switzer land; Charming Weather; Summer in our hearts; You, just you; When I love. I do. love. Maria Elsner and Martin Kraemer of The State Opera, Dresden, with Chorus and Orchestra under personal direction of the Composer.

In- Show of Shows"-Selection.

tro:-Lady Luck; Singin' in the Bathtub; Li-po-li: Just for an hour of love; Finale... New Mayfair Orchestra with Edward O'Henry (Organ of "Madame Tussaud's”. Cinema, London),

(Richard 9.30; p.m.-London Relay-The News. Strauss)Waltz Movements from 9.50. p.m.-Magyari Imre and His Hun- Act. 3....The Berlin State Opera: Alois Orchestra conducted by Melichar.

pm.-Local Time Signal, Weather Report and Announcements. 8.03 p.m.-Studio-A Jazz Piano Reci

tal by H. L." Ozorio:

1. Donkey's Serenade.

2. Medley (a) Why talk about love; (b) The you and me that used to be; (c) Shine.

3. Waltz Medley (a) Sympathy;. (b) Speak to me of love; (c) The lamp on the corner.

4. Medley (a) The first time I saw you; (b) To-night we live; (c) Says my heart.

5. Harlem.

8.40 p.m.-Studio-A Recital by the

Waikiki Trio.

1. Beneath A Banyan Tree.

2. Hawaii Calls.

3. Paauan Waltz.

4. Dancing Under The Stars.

5. Love Light In The Starlight.

garian Gypsy Orchestra. Once On My Graye; Song Of The Elder; I Was Roving About; The Barrack Roof Is Being Shingled; The Acacia Blossoms Twice; More Stars Than There. Are In The Sky; Once I Had A Dear Mother; The Sun Is In Love With The Moon; My Sweetie Is Roaming About, How I Could, Lament!

10.05 p.m.-London Relay The St. Leger. A commentary on the race from Doncaster.

10.25 p.m. The Rio Grande (Sache- verell Sitwell & Constant Lambert). Played by The Halle Orchestru (Piano Solo by Sir Hamilton Harty) with The St. Michael's Singers con- ducted by the Composer.

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

Forest Idyll (Esslinger); The Hermit (Impression from the picture by Arnold Bocklin-Clemens Schmal- stich); Puccini-Potpourri. 11 p.m.

Close down.

What's On At the Cinemas

"To-mor-

AT THE ORIENTAL"The Kid AT THE ALHAMBRA Comes Back."A fast action story row's Children"-A medical education- with plenty of romance and thrill- al film. packed drama that allows the star to duplicate his success in "Kid Galahad” with Wayne Morris, June Travis, Bar- ton MacLane, James Robbins, Joseph Crehan, Maxie Rosenbloom and Dickie

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AT THE QUEEN'S “Little Tough Guy", with Helen Parrish, Jackie Searl

and Robert Wilcox. The story is a sim- ple powerful narrative about what hap- pens to one family when tragedy

Chancing to kibitz a Rubber of spades. Declarer ducked, but Bridge game the other day, we when the Jack was played, he Jones. were immediately rewarded with covered. West winning with the

В very interesting Ace. If West had now shifted to AT THE STAR-"A Day At The strikes. It begins when the father is hand. Playing three a heart, the contract could not Races. One of the grandest bits of sent to jail on a murder charge, and nonsense in the whole career of the follows the mother, son and daughter notrump, Declarer, a have been made. But he elected Marx Brothers. Gags that explode with after they move to cheap quarters in very fine player, had to play another spade, and the the vim of a firecracker, dialogue that a sordid section of the city. developed things to defence now had their book. De-sizzles with insanity and tuneful melo- sketched against a back- a point where the clarer won a fourth spade, then dies, are

ground that entangled Croucho, a horse success of the con- ran off four diamond tricks. At doctor, Harpo, a jockey and Chico a AT THE KING'S—"Three. Com-- tract hinged on one this stage dummy held two clubs tipster.

rades."-Remarque tells а poignant play. Although De-and the Ace-Queen of hearts, and

love story of the aftermath of the clarer guessed wrong, Declarer had to decide which op- AT THE MAJESTIC—“A Woman World War and of three young men Oscar who attempt to rehabilitate themselves we cheerfully admit that in his ponent held the missing King. If Alone With Sylvia Sidney.

Homolka, John Loder and Desmond to a new life. Resides Robert. Taylor, position we might well have Last held the heart King, the con- Tester. Joseph Conrad's powerful and Margaret Sullavan, Franchot Tone and chosen the same play.

tract could be made by playing the gripping tale of anarchists at work in Robert Young, the cast features Guy last diamond and discarding the central London and of a woman caught Kibbe, Lionel Atwill, Henry Hall, Queen of hearts. Then if East in their web of terror. discarded a club, the King would fell the Queen. Likewise, if East blanked his King of hearts, a small heart to dummy would drop the King and the King of clubs and Jack of hearts would win the last two tricks.

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