1939-05-22 — Page 26

Hour Of Latest

Dance Music

And Variety

THE CHINA MAIL, MAY 22, 1939

Today's Wireless

12:00-12:24 p.m.-Relay of Service of Intercession from FC, John's Cathe

dral:

12.80. pm-Piano Solos by Patricia

Hasshunough,

Finger Prints (Engleman), Medley.

Intro: My Bine Heaven's Sweet

Sues The Japanese Band-

MAN,

Hot Dog (Clair-Curler),

Poor Little Rich Girl-Rejection. 12:43 pm=Mantovani and His Tiples

Orchestra,

1,00

A Pete In Bauts Laicis (Ferraris), Ragamuffin Polka (Rixner). Spider of The Night-Tango. Madame, You're Lovely--Tango. Bound A Gipsy Camp Fire (Tind.-

ner, Mantovani),

Dam. Lorst Time Bignal and Weather Report,

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

(Sharp).

Vivien Lambolet (Hoprano) with

Piano,

"Now We Are Bix" (A.A. Milno-

Franser-Bimson),

Intro: Kneezies; The Friend; The Emperor's Rhyme; Fur. ry Henr

Mind Crawford

(Hoprano)

with Piano. Studio-Herial Klory, "More Very Young" Hồngs (A.A.

Milne Fraser-Himson), Intro; Us Two; Knights and La-

dies; In the dark,

George Baker (Baritone) with

4,30 p.m. --Closing oral Stork Quota-

Bens.

1.03 pm Elsie and Doris Waters, Frances Langford and Les Allen. 1.30 p.m. Reuter and Rugby Press,

Weather Forernst and Announes:10.32 p.m.-Reginald Dixon at the Or. ments.

1,40 p.nileelkoven=Concerto No. 1

In C Major, Op. 15,

Artur Hehnabel (Piano) and the

London Hymphony Orchestr cond, by Dr. Malcolm Hur Kant,

4.00_p.m="For the Children".

Playway Old Rhymes With New

Tunes,

Playways - (8) Braktis

(b) _Dance

to

Lullaby:

your Daddy.

LAI.

Dixon its No. 26,

Intro! Hays my heart; Now it Van be told; Alexander's Ragtime Hand; It's d'love- Iyi There's rain in my eyes; Everyone

bave must Aweetheart.

#1

Dixon Hits No. 27.

Intro: Blue skies are round the corner; The Umbrella Man; Ponny Serenade; The Dicky

Winning

CONTRACT

(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.

South, Dealer

Both sides vulnerable

A KJD 8 6 2 ♡ Q 7 3

FAST THINKING

◊ A 4 JG

3

♡ 10 4

KJ 10 9 W

& 2 AK 83

♡ KJ 98

6 2

0 7

10 9 7 5 4 A AQ 10 7 4

A 5

Q8 63

Q 2

Mr. Bachner

The bidding:

South

JA

Pass

West 20 Pass

North East

hand and then played his Queen of clubs. West won with the Ace, but was now in an unenviable posi- tion.

If he led a club, Mr. Bach- ner would discard dummy's small

Bird Hop: The Tree.

Chestnut

6.45 _p.m.~London Relay-Music-Hall, Including Turner Layton, My

Plano and I; and the B.B.C. Variety Orchestra conducted

by Charlon Shadwell.

Presented by John Sharman. 7.45 p.m.-Hea Shanties.

Storm Along: Roll The Wood- Pile Down (arr. Taylor Har- ris),

Nous frons A Valparaiso (Pares[9

and van Parys). Seiucamunni Sta Lampa (arr.

Favara).

John Goss (Baritone) and Cathe- dral Male Voice Quartet. with Piano, Aboard The Windjammer (Medley

of Sea Shanties). Intros A-rovings Shenandoah:

What shall we do with the drunken Ballor; Hullabaloo Balay The Drummer and the Cook; Tom's gone to Hilos Honey was a warrior. Stuart Itobertson (Bass-Hari- ton with Male Chorus and Accordion.

|8.00 p.m.-Local Time Signal, Weather

Report and Announcements. 8.03 p.m.-An Hour of Latest Dance

Music and Variety.

Dance Orch.-Hurry Home-Fox- Trot....Kay Kyser & His Orch, Vocal, Piano & Orch.Lonely (Noel Gay); Let's Dream In The Moon- light (film 'St. Louis Blues'). "Hutch" & His Charm Music. Cinema Organ-Dancing Time No. 5. Intro: Grandma said; I miss you in the morning: I shall remember you smiling; Where the Shannon flows down to the sea....Reginald Dixon.

Dance Orch.-Alexander's Got A Swing Band Now (Reynolds): Sha- Sha (Kurtz-Van Heusen)....Harry Roy's Tiger-Ragamuffins. Vocal-Can You See The Stars? (film 'Night of Fate'): Don't Let The World See Your Heart (film 'Night of Fate')......Pola Negri with Orchestra (Sung in German). Dance Orch.-St. Bernard Waltz...

Victor Silvester & His Ballroom Orchestra.

Beethoven's

First Symphony

Piano Shut-Eye-

-

Quickstep; Be- tween A Kiss And A Sigh-Slow Fox-Trot....Gerry Moore. Danco Orch. Kinda Lonesome— Slow Fox-Trot (film 'St. Louis Blues'); Could Be Quickstep.. Victor Silvester & His Ballroom Orchestra.

Vocal, Piano & Orch.-I Have Eyes (film 'Paris Honeymoon') ..................... "Hutch" & His Charm Music. Danco Orch-Siboney-Rumba; Tri- guenita-Rumba..... Alfredo Brito & His Orchestra. Accordion Band-Sweethearts (from the film)....Wooden Shoes (film 'Sweethearts') . . . . . Primo Scala's Accordion Band.

p.m. — Regimental Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards.

The Changing Of The Guard-Cere- mony; La Czarine Mazurka (Gan- no); La Matichiche (“Maxixe”— March on a Spanish Air-Borel- Clere-arr. Bilion)...... cond. by Major George Miller. 9.15 p.m.-London_ Helay--The News. 9.30 p.m.—BDC. Wireless Bingera.

Mystic Woods (Turner-arr. Far- rar); Crown Of Life (Turner-arr. Farrer)....with Orchestra cond. by Joseph Lewis, Where The Bee Sucks (Shakespeare & Ameary, Shaw); Come Let Us Join The Roundelay (Wm. Beale); It Was A Lover And His Lass

(Shakespeare

& Morley-arr.

Bridge). .Unaccompanied. 9.45 v.m-London Relay-Sports News

and Market Notes.

9.50 n.m.-Vocal Gems from 'Maritana' (Wallace). Singers: Clara Serena; Doris Vane: Francis Russell; Dennis Noble and Chorus with Orchestra. 10 p.m.--London Relay-In Town To- night'. Edited and produced by F. C. Meehan.

10.30 p.m.-New Dance Music.

Fox-Trots-Buck Dance Rhythm;

Doney Joe....Slim and Slam. Fox-Trots-Mutiny In The Nursery Jeepers (film 'Going Places'); Creepers (film 'Going Places').. Paul Whitman & His Swing Wing. Rumbas-Mario La O; Tendre Bolero

Lecuona Cuban Boys.

Fox-Trots-Don't Let That Moon Get Away (from 'Sing. vou sinners'); 1 Ups To Her And She Ups To Me Billy Cotton & His Band. Fox-Trots Tears On My Pillow: Lambeth Wav?....Ronnie Munro & His Orchestra. 11 p.m.-Close down,

diamond and ruff in his own hand; What's On At the Cinemas

if he led a diamond, Mr. Bachner's Queen would win the trick.

While fast thinking had prevail- ed, either opponent could have set the contract: West by cashing his club Ace,

or East by overtaking the ten of hearts with his Jack and shifting to a diamond.

*

**

Brian Donlevy,

Coral

AT THE STAR -The Citadel”.[__AT THE KING'S—"We're Going To Dr. A. J. Cronon's best-selling novel Be Rich", with Gracie Fields, Victor of the keen young physician who aban-McLaglen, dons the life of service to which he Browne, Tedd Smith and Gus Mc- has devoted himself for a lucrative Naughton. England's famous come- West End practice and his fight to get dienne teamed with Vic and Brian in With a swift, hard-hiting drama of gold- back to where he started from.

in days

Johnnesburg: with Robert Donat, Rosalind Russell, Ralph | rush Richardson, Rex Harrison, Emelyn Gracie singing her latest hits and a Williams, Penelope. Dudley-Ward, Fran- couple of old favourites as well.

part-cis Sullivan and Mary Clare. Pase

While with most hands good playing technique is the most im- portant factor, there are occasional

HISH CARD VALISES

OF THE FOUR-ACKS SVETEN

ACE KING....2 QUEEN 1 JACK...':

VITAL VALME IN PORN TRÁ

hands in which the ability to think quickly is the deter- mining factor. For example, Lester Bach-

You were Merwin Maier's ner yesterday and held.· ́

x x

AK XXX ◊ I

The bidding:

Schebken » Yon

Pass. 1V (7)

1

A XXX I

Maler 20

Jacoby Pass

ANSWER: Your correct bid is ner, New York attor- two hearts. Particularly since you ney well known in hold a singleton diamond, your Bridge circles, was hand is not strong enough to war- playing a four-spade rant showing a second suit at the contract. West open- three-level. ed the King of clubs, on which East, somewhat undecided as to whether or not to encourage a continuation, finally played, the five. West now shifted to the ten of hearts, and without an instant's

Score 100% for two hearts, 60% for three clubs, 0 for any other bid.

QUESTION NO. 105 Howard Schenken is your part- vulnerable Both sides are

ner.

K2

♡ 2

0 10 8 3 2

hesitation Mr. Bachner played and you hold: small from both dummy and his own hand, allowing West to hold the trick. Realising that East must hold the heart King, Mr. Bachner saw a way to make his contract, provided West did not cash his Ace of clubs. Sure enough,, West, excusably enough' led a second heart.

QJ 10 76

The bidding: Schenken

Burnstone Ten Jacoby

10 (7) What do you bid? (Answer tomorrow.)

Now Mr. Bachner's contract was home. He drew trumps, ruffed dummy's remaining heart in his Aces)

*(Copyright, 1939, By The Four

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