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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1951.

Your Radio Listening For Next Week In Detail-A "China Mail" Feature

Special Good Friday Over Radio

Programmes

Hongkong

4.00 THE ADVENTURES OF P.C. Major Op. 3 (Weber)--Gwydion

40."

Brook (Bossom)

By Alan Stranke,

"The Case of the Blushing Bride," 4.30 BOSTON PROMENADE OR

CHESTRA.

1.00 STUDIO: "HOME

QUESTа."

+

and the Elver Pool Philharmonia Orchestra, 090- Macon Borgent; | ducted by Bir

(Cem Minar Symetry in D

de la Societa Frank)--L'Orchestre

de Paris, Con

Du Conservatoire ducted by Oparies Munch.

Interinda

Friday, March 23, is Good Friday and Radio. Hongkong will be on the air from 8.00 o'clock in the morning to 11.30 at night. Among the special programmes for this day is a broadcast of the St. Matthew Passion by Bach at half past two. This will be sung in German by the Choir of St. Thomas' Church, Leipzig. Among the principal soloists in this rendering of the famous Easter oratorio are Tiana Lemnitz, soprano, and Gerhard Husch, bari- "Carmen" Dizeli-Bertamir Gigli 10.16 BRITISH MASTERPIECES."

tone.

Presented by "Amber,"

8.00 PILOGRAMME SUMMARY," 4,02 Interlude.

DOS

Ungaros (Haydn) -- (Piano) with

Bondo Al

Yvonne Armad

and

String Orchestra, 10.00 RADIO

NEWSREEL

(from

6.10 "RONG FROM THE OPERA."

Rin digi (Soprano) Beniamino Gigil (Tenor),

ture thy wrot Nought he left me (from "L'amico Fritz"-Mazagoni)

Girl: -Rina Romanen Di Foderico (from "L- Gla; nona"-Colia)-Dentamino My Thanks, good friends (froen "I Vempiri Solitana Veedi — Rina Gigli: Mother, that red wine burne Are-Turridu's Farewell

DON RELAY). 10.15 WEATHER REPORT.

"Madriania,”

(LON-

A Talk by Sir Steuart_Work. 1930 "O SING A NEW, BONG."...

A Programme Commemorating the Tercentenary of Le Boot tian Metrical_Paltor. 11.40 LAUBT ORCHESTRA,

Prelude to a Dream (ichardson) -Charles Shadwell and Orch. (Tom Cavalleria Rusticana-Faithfuly Yours (Homberg) -- The cagnil)-Berriario Gigi),

Meinchino Strings: Idilo (Lacic) 0.10 SRANICES EVEN BONG."

Columbia Conducted by the Rev. W. H. Flanger. RAP

7.09 WORLD NEWS

ANALYSIS

LAY),

Zingara

RE-

Hood Waltz Melchino Orch.

Orchestra: Stertight (Melachrint) — The

AND NEWB (LONDON

7.15 STUDIO: "LOOKING

AHEAD."

At 9.30 on Good Friday morning there is a rather unusual programme. It consists of the songs and music of the various classes of the Third like Hongkong Musical Festival for schools which is due to take place in May, and it is being presented by the Festival Secretary, Mrs Yvonne Charter, with the object of giving the children an idea of how the works are sung and played by accom- In addi- plished soloists, choirs, and orchestras.

this pro- tion, local talent has contributed to gramme, for Dorothy Simpson kindly consented to sing some of the pieces which are not on record and Caroline Braga will be playing some of the piano works. Betty Drown is responsible for pro- duction.

To mark the completion of the BBC has recorded a series of spanning the years from 1901

to

the half century, six documentaries

1950.

Compton Mackenzie is the writer of the first programme, which Edwardian is a reminiscence of life in a sumptuous England and the events.of the period which led to the war which was to end all wars.

The First World War is dealt with by Francis Dillon, who served on the the Western Front as a young Sergeant in Cameronians and is now on the BBC. Rebecca West, the political writer staff of the and literary critic, contributes the programme on the brassy, feverish Twenties; and Frank Tilsley, novelist and broadcaster, who has made Britain's social fabric his special study, shows how headed for catastrophe.

the uneasy

a

Thirties

The happenings of the Second World War are recalled by Chester Wilmot, one of the BBC's team of War Correspondents who is also historian. J. Bronowski, a scientist and mathematician of distinc- tion as well as a stimulating broadcaster and imagi« native writer for radio, closes the series by surveying the present and looking to the future.

There has been no attempt to impart an unreal cohesion to these programmes. The six writers have been given a free choice of treatment and the result is six features of a completely individual, and in two instances a very personal and very English, character. Nineteen Hun- The first programme - "The

10.16 drede' by Compton Mackenzie p.m. on Tuesday.

comes

at

(Broadcasting on a frequency of 845 kilocycles per second and on 9.62 megocycles per second in the 31 metre band).

Tonight

12.30 PROGRAMME SUMMARY.

12.32 ALBERT

18 ORCHESTRA.

SANDLER

LAR IBISI MELODIES.

AND

12.45 LIGHT VARIETY OF POPU

1.15 NEWS, WEATHER

1.30

Whispering (Schonberger)-Quick- top-The Ballyhooligans;

Gerry

Starday

it the--Park-Foxtrot (Rome) Mantovani and His Orch.: Atwo

Wright) - and Always-Foxtrot

Moore and a Rhythm. Vocal: Toni

the Adaire: Where River Shannon flow (Russell) - Bing Crosby with King's Men and

(BATTOO)- Orch. Brad-Samba

Don Marina Barretto and His Cu

| Dan Örch; Night

A Review of the Week's Fro Krammes

(CON-

(Haydn- (from

MUSICH 730 "LIGHT

TINUOUS PROGRAMMR). Wellington

Wayfarer's song Wood){ "The Glas Mourstain"-Anthony)-

Barracks

Queen's Hall Light Orch.; Roacy of cardy (Hayda Wood-Res Ven-

Collegia:

Aubade turn and it's d'amour (Mon)-Edith Lorand and

Her Orchestra:

Miniatur

19.15 WEATHER KEPORT. 11.14 ORGAN INTERLUDE.

Fandare (Lemmens). D. Cun-

Mc 18. EPILOGUE.

GOD SAVE THE KING. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

onday

12.30 "PROGRAMME SUMMÁRY.”

AUGUST 12.32 JAN

AND RHYTHM MENT.

Sulta Pizzicain:

Wabir 12.45 LONDON'

MELODIES.

ID Waltem O'Donnell): Caprice: Canzonetto--Jay and His String Ensemble; Drink to me only with thine eyes (Jonnan)

Orch and is MiaTek Weber Fiddle Faddle (Anderson). Bos tun Promenade Orchestra.

2.00 FROM THE EDITORIALS" (LONDON RELAY RECORD- ED).

5.10 Interlude.

Phanton Minuet (Hope)-J. ¡l. Squire Ootet.

8.15 "PRIDE AND PREJUDICE."

By Jane Austen.

Episode 7: "Mr Darcy Comen Hurford."

to

8.45 RADIO HONGKONG "FROM"

CONCERT.

Two Concerto in D Minor for

(Back) →→ and Orchestra Violins Arthur Grumlaux and Jean Poug- String net with the Philarmoni

Harpe Ord. and Baria Oreli. chord): Concerto for nanoon in F

'(PIANO), ACCOMPANI- STUDIO

Or-

Robert Farhan and fils chestra with Denny Vaughan & Pearl Carr.

1.15 NEWS. WEATHER

1.30

HEPORT

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.

MURIC FOR YOU." 2.90 CLOSE DOWN.

4.

My life in youre (Darmes) -- John Molluga: Love, I give you my all (Besly)-Ins Souez; I'I turn to you Melfu Love (Craven)-John will fod a way (From "Maid of tha Mountains"-Fraser-Stron Ina Suuez.

730 SYMPHONY OF STRINGS."

Geraldo and is String Choir,

DT ichmond L The Lass

old woman towed There was an

Whiper and I up in blanket: shall hear; Brody in 2 fiat; The Lass with the delicate air; Yester days; Embraceable you,

1.00 FROM THE EDITORIALS” (LONDON BELAY RECORD- KD).

4.10 JAMES STEPDENS.

In A Reading From The Book "The Crock of Gold" Part 2. 1.30 STUDIO: "I LIKE WHAT" I

LIKE."

Presented by

dink.

9.00 "ITMA."

9.30 CONCERTO."

George

Elod-

Tuesday

12.15. STUDIO).

12,33

17.12

Sin Palabras Tango (Discspoła)- Į Studies Op:100) (urgis{ulle))—Caro- Vocal: Monosyo: Aira Del Moncayom lino Bragg, Dusta-Bentor: Spanish Paso Doble (oloncayo); ancellion Dames Nói Aokoro là D Bor tegros (Macisto)--Vocal: Renath. (Soulziorze) Boston Promesiaco

Duets Intermediate: With Orele; Blalaguena (Galinda)~~| Orchestraj Wocal: Renata, "With Orch; Marin | Epanish Dances No, '1 (błoszkowski) Amparo Paso Doble (Loon)-Vocal:| City of. Birmingham Orchestra Moncayo with. Dichy (Trieda Papecond, by George Weldon: Duets for Doble (Leon)-Vocal: Moncayo with

Two Planos-Sentor: Sheep may Orchi

safely graze (from **Birthday Contain" - Bach) —Ethel Bartlett & Itaa

Two Robertson: Dusts for Piano Junior: Arla "Be thou with me" (Bach)—Caroline ·Bragu and Belty Drown

11.15 "GOODNIGHT MUSIC."

- (Continuoua).

Menubin, MORNING

PRAYERS, Given by the Ray, Sandbach.

Lackericid (Kreisler) Andre Kustolanet & lis Orch: Caprice Viennoise (Kreialer: Slavonie Dance No. 1 in G Minor (Dvorak)-Yeliudi (Violin): Liebestrend (Krelaler)-Andre Kostelanetz & Mis, 11.20 WEATHER REPORT.

GOD SAVE THE KING.. 11.30 CLOBE DOWN.

Orci 4. E

PROGRAMME SUMMARY." TANK DEVOL AND HIS OR- CHESTRA.

12.45 LIGHT VARIETY.

15 NEWB, WEATHER REPONT

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS,

1.30 "MUSIC IN MINIATURE."

Kursen Biting Quartet, David Franklin (sas), dean Mackle “(Piano). 2.00 CLOSE DOWN.

8.00 PROGRAMME SUMMART.“ 6.03 "NIGHTR AT THE BALLET.” conducted Bymphony Orchestra. by Walter Gookr.

Interlude: Concerto, in E Flat Major (Jonn

Fireusa (Lolto)-Carlos Ireland): 1st movement: In tempo

(Violin). movement: Gerito moderato: 2nd eepressivo; 3rd movement: Allegro (Piano) and the Ettoon Joyo Halle Orchestra, conducted by Le- Be Howard,

Interiode.

1 No. 3;

Potica Coprics Op. Colorilet so-Op. 2 No. 1 (Derg C)--Eloon Joyce (Plona).

NEWBDEKL 10.00 RADIO

(LON.

DON BELAY). 10.15 WEATHER REPORT. 10.16 CHANSON FRANÇAISE.

Maitre Pierre--ChansorS Marohe (De) Yvette Grand; C'est Lom

(Ulmer)---Georges tout Ca

Umor: Bou soir Mon Auge (Wrubel)-Leg Marjane: Tout pres de toi, qu'il Cast bon Vandair)-Robert L'Her- bier: Bolero (Contet) (By Request) -Lachenme Dolyle.

10.30 "CREVASSE,"

A play by Showell Styles.

Interlude.

Telegraph Mensagem (Strou4/29} Columb Broadcasting Sym. Örch. CARMEN 11.00 DANCE TO

CAVALLARD AND HIS CHESTRA.

OB.-

(Evares) Dream Girl-Fastrot Vocal: Al Cormick; Miami Beach Twight-Fox- Rumba (Camacho): LTX (Bowed on' Polovski Dance No. 1.Jda: Bob 2 Bordin)-Voodi: There's Yes Yes In your eyes; Foxtrot Fiend)-Vocal: Esemble: Twenty-Fur Hours of Runsh'n

Lidn Waltz (Simon)-Vocal: Bob with the Cavallers and Ensemble, 11.15 "GOODNIGHT MUSIC."

Sonata in G Minor (Tartini);" 1st movement: Adagio ma non troppo: 2nd movement: Presto: 3rd move- A- ment; Largo; 4th movement:

Compoti lektro Commodo-Alfredo HALF HOUR,

(Violin) Eric Gritton (Plano): La 7.00 WORLD NEWS AND NEWS

BE- Campanella (Paganini) - Alfredo ANALYSIS (LONDON

"Piano accomp. by Cr-with LAY).

BOURZ

Grition. INA 73 SONGR

JOHN 11.29 WEATHER REPORT. AND (BOPRANO)

GOD SAVE THE KING. MellUGH! (TENOR).

11.38 CLOSE DOWN, Always (Dyronfort)-Ina Soler:

PROGRAMME SUMMARY." 6.02 STUDIO: CHILDREN'S

HALF HOUR.

Presented by Eltzabeth Anne. PORTUGUESE 430 STUDIO:

BY

BBC Overseas Shortw

EX

Programmes

(6.30-10.15 p.m. on 17.81 Mc/s, 16.84 m.; 10 p.m.-12.15 à.m. on 15.26 Mc/s, 19.66 m.).

SATURDAY, MARCH 17

6,30 p.m. FORCES' FAVOURITES, 7.00 THE NEWS.

7.10 NEWS ANALYSIS,

7.15 FROM THE EDITORIALS, 1.25 PROGRAMME PARADE.

THIRD PRO. 7.30 FROM THE

Revolution

GRAMME.

The Russian Retrospect,"

14

A series of three talks by Leonard WAM the Bolshevik Schapiro. 1: Revolution a Historical. Necemily?

7.50 Interlude.

8.00 ST. PATRICK'S DAY.

9.15 MUSIC OF POLAND

BBC MIDLAND LIGHT OR- CHESTRA.

Conductor: Gilbert Vinter: Marion Nowakowaki (base).

10.00 N Ben. RADIO NEWARKEL.. 10.15 NEW RECORDS.

Presented by Robert Tredinnick. 11.00 RONNIE RONALDP..

The Voice of Variety." Accompanied by the BBC Variety Fl by conducted Oretuentem,

Fenouthet.

11.15 PROGRAMME PARADE. 11.30 NEW

ZEALAND

LAND.

V. ENG-

THURSDAY, MARCH 22

6.30 FOOTBALL FIXTURES. 4.45 BPORTING RECORD. 7.00 THE NEWS.

7.10 NEWS ANALYSIS,

7.15 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 7.73 PROGRAMME PARADE, 7.30 GENERALLY SPEAKING.' 7.45 LISTENERS' CHOICE. Light Music.

8.00 LAND AND LIVESTOCK. An agriculture! magazine.

8.30 MARY MUNN (piano). 8.45 PLAIN ENGLISH,

Working Order.'

A report on the second day's play 9: Spot the Fauit, Fielden Hughes at Christchurch.

11.40 Interlude.

11.43 COLONIAL

COMMENTARY,

AT-By-Profor W. M. MacMillon...

12.00 THE NEWS.

A programane of Irish Musky play: ed by the BBC Northern Ireland Light Orchestra, conductor, Davad Curry, Eileen Ervine (contralto).

8.30 BANDY MACPHERSON

THE THEATRE ORGAN. 1.45 COLONIAL QUESTIONS. 9.00 THE NEWS. D.10 HOME NEWS

TAIN. 9.15 LISTENERS' Light Music.

FROM вы

CHOICE.

10.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL.

Time to Calro REPORT

Swing Foxtrot (Martin) Eddie 19.15 TWENTY QUESTIONS,

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.

TIME FOR MUSIC."

BBC Midland Light Orches

tra, conducted by Vinter.

Gilbert

FORCES PROGRAMMES,

2.00 NITISH PORT.

Cricket.

Carroll and Its Swingphonic Orch..

Mood Indigo (Ellington)The Bos

Jack

Antona Winn, Joy Adamson, Trad and Richard Dimbleby sak all the questions, Gilbert Harding known almost all the poswens. 10.43 LOOKING AT JAZZ. 31.15 PROGRAMME PARADE,' 11.20 Interlude.

11.3 NEW ZEALAND

LAND:

well Sisters, Stare in my eyes →→ Waltz Kreisler)-Jack Harris and Hi Oron. Vivere Foxtrot (Bixbol Robert Caden and Ils Orchestra; Picoin Della-Tanto Revie (ko)-Barnabas Von Geczy and Orch. Daddy's Little Ghi (Burke)

II BEEddy Howard (Vocal) and

December-Blow Orch. Rones Foxtrot (Jewel)-Carroll Gibbons at Christchurch. ned the Savoy Hotel Avalon-Foxtrot,

2.30 "COMPOSER CAVALCADE."

The Mule of Robert Biol.

ROSPITAL 3.00 STUDIO: QUESTS.

Freiented by "Amber."

4.00 HAVING A WONDERFUL

CRIME."

Orphone; (Jaison-Rose)--

First Test Match.

ENG

A report on the first day's play 11.49 ENGLAND 7. SCOTLAND. Ruby International-The Calcutta

Commonda Cup at Twickenhorn.

Jonce.

A Comedy Thriller by_Max | Benny Goodman Quartet: Figaro Kester. With Naunton Wayna

The Shiging Barber) (Dale)-The tors: Rex Alaton and G. V. Wynw And Basti Radford.

Radio Revellers; Either it's love or

12.00 THE NEWS. -Foxtrot (Fisher) - Larty

4.30 BTUDIO: "FORCES CHOICE."

Presented by Ted Pael.

5.60 SONGS OF IRELAND.

4.15 RUGBY FOOTBALL.

Haven A Bides, at The Club Cround.

SAS LEIMAR MEMORIES.

9.00 PROGRAMME SUMMART. 6.02 STUDIO: "UNIT

QUESTS."

BE

"Anda" Calling - Workshops 54 Company RASC

NEWS (LONDON

7.09 WORLD NEWS AND

ANALYSI

-

And

Green nerd Is Orch. Vocal: Git 12.19 NEWS ANALYSIS, Phelan: Sugar Rose Foxtrot (Wal 12.15 ENGLAND ▼ RCOTLAND."

Continuation of commentary. 12.30 FA CUP. A commentary. Semi-Final.

On the

Second

12.10 NEWS ANALYSIS.

TUESDAY, MARCH 20

0.10 p.m. FORCES FAVOURITES. 7.00 THE NEWS.

7.10 NEWS ANALYSIS.

7.15 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 7,25 PROGRAMME PARADE. 730 GENERALLY SPEAKING,' 7.43 THINK ON THESE THINGS. 8.00 SOUVENIRS OF MUSIC.

BBC Revue Orchestra.

8.45 LETTER FROM AMERICA. By Alta Coole.

9,00 TILE, NEWS.

conducts a quiz on correct Eng- Leat Bish between

of Service men and women.

9.00 THE NEWS.

9.10- OME NEWS FROM.... BEI-.

TAIN.

9.15 MUSIC

HOTEL.

FROM

GRAND

The Palm Count Orchestra. Directi ed by Tom Jenkins.

10.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL. 10.15 FROM THE

GRAMME.

THIRD

CHAMBER MUSIC. Aeolian String Quartet: Qubetat In Emmor. Op. 81-Elgar.

Sedana

አየ

Thursday

1

12.30 "PROGRAMME SUMMARY." 12.11 MANTOVANI AND BIS ON-

CHESTRA (WITH TUNOB. 12.45 BYMPHONY OF

Geraldo and 11 Btring Choir. 1.15 NEWB, WEATHER

REPORT

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 4.30 "FROM THE THEATRES," " 2.00 CLOBE DOWN.

6,00 "PROGRAMME SUMMARY." 4. STUDIO: “JAZZ FOR THE

MODERNA."

J

GJO STUDIO1 "CANTONESE

RADIO, Given by Mila Lee Wal-Inn

Prisented by John Waring. and 5. K. LO......

"BIT PARADE” 6.30 RAWICZ AND LANDAUER

7.00 WORLD NEWS AND NEWE ON TWO PLANOS.

ANALYSIS (LONDON RELAY). Tango (Albenir); Czardas (Monti);

7.15 "MELODY, MOMENTS.” Jamaican Rumba (Benjamin).

Intru: Blows you-Down in the 7.00 WORLD NEWS AND NEWS

ANALYSIS (LONDON RELAY). Vailey-Primrose 11 Reginald 7.13 NEW CONCERT ORCHESTRA, Dixon. Organ: Sumple Aveu (Thoma) Plano; Rossborough, Chelaca China (Basly): Valso

Norwegian Sunrise Surado (Carlo Begald Homanesque (Body):

Fluevo Organ: To Wild Beenes (A.. E. Matt); Preludo (View Ixon,

Nomborough Mountain); of Vie

Intermezzo (MacDowell-Patricia (Peasants Dance); scherzo (Sleigh (Pano); Tango Selection: Intro: Lu

Cumparaita: Song of the

Nose Tide).

Reginald Dixon, Organ.

LA DEMI-NEURE 730 STUDIO:

FRANCAISE.

EDITORIALS" 8.50 "FROM

LONDON

130 STUDIO: "DOWN MEMORY|

: LANE."

Presented by Alfeen Woods, 8.00 "FROM the Editoriata”

(Recorded Loudon Halay)., 8.10 "Box 200."

Hert Gillette at the Hammond' Organ

B.30 STUDIO: "ROCIAL WELFARE

IN HONGKONG,"

Almoning in Hongkong."

A Talk by Mine A. M. Ballantyne, Trinopal Almaner in Hongkongr

HAS LETTER FROM AMERICA "

(LONDON RYLAT).

By Alistair Cooke, 2.00 VIOLIN

AND PIANO

Patricia

THE

(RECORDED TKLAY).

Violin Classes.

Solor-Sentor: Sonata No. 4 m D mafor (ist Mav-Adagio) (Handel)-- Szymon Goldborg (Viola) Gerald Moore (lano), Bolos-intermediate: Minuet trom. Derenice (Handel)—The Jacques String Orchestra, codd. hy Iteginald_Jacques.

11.00 RELAY OF THE “GOOD FRI- DAY SERVICE FROM UNION CHURCIL KENNEDY ROAD. Conducted by the Rer. 0,

Віруса,

Preacher: Nov, J. E. (0.B.).

Bansbach.

1.00 LONDON STUDID CONCERT. Dloyd Neet String Orchestra, conducted by Boyd Neel Alcina-Uverture

(Mandel); Air

(Byrd); Two Mortily a by Thy Crace--I cry to Thee Christ: Alcina Ballet Musto (Handel): Dy tilo Tam (Qodusens),

12.30 p.m. “TROGRAMME... – BÜM» :-

MARY."

(Gibbons).-- Payabe Chorales (Bach),

1233 PATRICIA, ROGSDOROVON (PIANO) AND ROWINBUN CLEAVER (ORGAN). Ava Maria (Bach-Gounod); Study No. 3 in E Major (Chopin); Troes (Hasbach): The Bells of St Mary's (Adams);

Lite dront Bunset (Adams)With Vocal refrain.

1245 MUSIC OF IVOR NOVELLO.

Glamorous -Night--Mary E

(from Shase through any droarnus "Glamorous Night")—Trefor Jones; Fold your wings (from "Glamorous Kent")—Mary Ellis and Trefor Jones; The Miracle of Nichiaow (from

Careless Rapture") Temple Ballet hiusic, Soto: Olive Gilbert: Bridge at Lovers (from “Careless Rapture") ----Sola: Olive Gilbert with the D:ury Lane Theatre Orchestra.

1.13 NEWS,

REPORT WEATHER AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1.30 LUNCITTİME MUNIC.

The Ruler of the Spirits Over- Philharmonia turo (Weber)-Tho

ני

$.10 LOCAL STUDIO CONCERT,

Richard Lin (Tenor), Fritz Lin Accom- ('Celle) with Piano Datment by Betty DrowIL 8.25 "TAKE IT FROM HERE."

With Jay Nichols, Dick Bentley and Jimmy Edwards. 53 STUDIO: "BFORTS REVIEW."pagnole (from "Can Vita Brave" da

By B Philip

9.10 THURSDAY SERENADE."

Programme of Continuous Music Arranged by Betty Brown,

RE-

A

9.30 STUD1b: BOOK TALK.

By Alleen Bekker. 9.45 LONDON PROMENADE

CHESTRA.

On-

CITAL.. Brahms: Sonata No 1 in G Major; It movement; Vivace me non troppo Ard movement: Adagio: 2nd movement: Allegro molto moderato--- Georg Kulenkamp (Violin) Georg Solti Piano). Interlude:

In allent Night (Brahms)-Glasgow Orpheus Choic

AND DANCE IN

9.30 "SONG

BRITAIN."

A Programme from Northum- berland,

Willie

and Ille Walker With Country Dance Band. Sung by Fred and the Northumbrian Lawson Serenaders With Alice Ellis on the Celtic Harp.

10.00 RADIO NEWSREEL (LONDON

RELAY).

20.15 WEATHER REPORT. 10.16

THE HAL CENTURY." "The Ninteon Hundreds," by Compton Stackenzie. 11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC,

(Continuous).

Gymnopedie No. 1 (Batie)-Boston Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Sulto berge Koussevitsky; Petite Titoussell)L'Orchestre de la Societe

Du Conservatoire de Paris, conducted hy Charles Munch.

11.29 WEATHER REPORT.

GOD SAVE THE KING. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

Wednesday

H18

12.30 "PROGRAMME BUMMARY.” 1232 EUGEN WOLFT AND

ORCHESTRA,

REPORT

12.45 "FROM THE FILMS.”

4.15 NEW, WEATHER

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS, 1.30 LONDON STUDIO CONCERT Orchestra. Westminster The conducted by Denis Wright 2.00 CLOSE DOWN.

'0.01 **PROGAMME BUMMARY."

STORY: B. CHILDREN'S ______TOYTOWN,"

"Dreadful Doings laark Street."

A Play by 5. C. Hulme Beaman. 6.39 LIGHT ORCHESTRAL

Music in the Air (Lloyd): Portrait Queen's of a Fit Farnco)-Te FRO-Hall Light Orch; The Spice of Life Kennedy-Cart)-Charles Shadwell & His Orch; Pan-American Panorama Green); Spinning Wheel (lawica) The Columbia Orchestra.

0.45 STUDIO: SAXOPTIONE RE- CITAL BY EMILIO SALONGA. With Plane Accompaniment by Vicenta Cristobal, 7.00 WORLD NEWS AND NEW! ANALYSIS (LONDON DELAY). 7.15 STUDIO: "SERVICES QUIZ."

Introduced by Peter Bimon.

ROMANCES,”

BERKELEY AND WALTON. Frederick Grinko vidin): Erncet Lush (piano); Elegy and Toccata, for Violin and ploco--Lennox Ber keley (recorded repeat of fret per- formance): Cantonetta and Scher- and plano-W!!- (recorded repent of Ham Wor At performance in England).

CHAMBER MUSIC.

9.10 HOME NEWS "YHOM' DRI- | zette, for viol

TAIN.

9.15 TIME FOR VERSE.

A poetry notebook. Edited produced by

Patric Reader: Robert Donat.

9.37 Interludo,

and

Dickson

Aeolian String - No. 1-Tippett:

9.45 RENDEZVOUS PLAYERS. Featuring Jack Collings,

10.00 ni Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL.

10.13 BOOKS TO BEAD."

10.30 AS I KNEW UIM...

Erte Gil by James Laver. 10.45 POUTSHNOTF (pland). Sonata in B minor-L 11.15 PROGRAMME PARADE, 11.30 NEW ZEALAND

Queriet:

7.35

Romance Malachino

Quartet

11.15 PROGRAMME PARADE. 11.25 LISTENERS' CHOICE.

Katha Mirlo.

11.45 SPECIAL DISPATCH,

12.00 THE NEWS.

13.10 NEWS ANALYSIS.

FRIDAY, MARCH 23

4.30 p.m.

TAKE

▼

KNG-

DERE.'

LAND.

7.00 THE NEWS,

ru Text Match.

ATA report on the third day's play

Нь "Pat" Walker Rhythm; Peanut Vendor (Bimons) -Roberto Inglez and His Orches Ira: Always true to you in my fashion (from "me, Kate"

SUNDAY, MARCH 18

SPORTS Cole Prefer-Eve Young with the

6.30 p.m. WEEK-END Tri: Columbus Toge Cavaugn

REPORT. Blues-Quickstep (Set- Blockade gent)ted Cha wad in Wes- 4.45, BANDY MACPHERSON

THE THEATRE ORGAN.. bon Jazz Band; One more Ka

7.00 THE NEWS. Waltz (morrow) ----Ambrose and Fa

7.10 NEWS ANALYSIS, Orchestro. Voed: Benard Hunter. 1,15 "GOODNIGHT MÜBIC.

(Continuous). Royal Freworks tute Suite 130 VARIETY BANDBOX,

Alla Sicilana; Tony Hardel);

Overture: Word Trio: With Hediy

Menuetto Bir Hamilton Hancock Peggy Deamond; Peter Bounce;

・the London conducta Sellers, Jiminy Henley and Miriam Harty,

Buy Ternent | Plhammonte Orobestia, Kerin: Max Wall:

Compere: 11.29 WEATHER REPORT. and

GOD SAVE THE KING. EDITORIAL.8" 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

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9.00 THE NEWS.

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9.25 STRUKE UP THE MUSIC. Skiney Torch and his Orchestra a programme of popular melodies. 10.60 31 Ben, RADIO NEW BREL 10.15 CONCEITO, Mozart's Crinet Concerto in A by Jack Brymer (K. (2), played and the BBC Scottish Orchestra, conducted by John Haplow 11.15 PROURĀSIME “PARADE. 1170 Interloda.“ 11.30 SUNDAY SERVICE.

Parkh or From Mansfield

contracted Nottinghamshire, CON- Codes B. C. Thillery,

12.00. TAK NEWS, 23.10: NEWS - ANALYSIS.

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Caminito Tango, (Filiberto) - An- 16.05 "MORNING MELODY"

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Dintarinda.

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nt Christchurch.

11.40 Interlude.

1145 HEPORT FROM BRITAIN.

By Vernon Bartlett.

12.00 THE NEWB.

12.10 NEWS ANALYSIS,

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21

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7.10 NEWS ANALYSIS.

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8.10 HOME NEWS FLOM BRI-

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9.15 NIGHTS AT THE OPERA. Presented by Barbera Moladyman THE(grocophone recorde),

A talk by Sir Charles Webster,

7.43 HOW TO TRAVEL.~ By Stephon Potter and Joyce Church, | Grendolis

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7.15 FROM THE EDITORIALS.

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Two Democracies at work.

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1100 WORLD AFFAIRS,

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11.13 PRQGRAMME. PARADE, 11.20, GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE. 12.00 THE NEWS

IZIONEWS ANALYSIS,..

FERDINAND

(Rubinatedo)

Orchestra:

Linden Grove (Collins); (a) Im- Mood (b) Impetuous patience,

Serenader Perelstent (Estpul!);

Colina) Dream Waltz (Foulds); Marche Heroique (Collins). 10.00 RADIO NEWSREEL (LONDON

RELAY).

10.15 WEATHER REPORT. 10.13 AT THE OPERA."

by.

"Cayzitoria Kastleans" Masergul. Santuzza (Soprano), Delia Sanzio: Turridu (Tenor), Giovanni trevairio; Lucla (Contralto), Cign to Franco: Alfio (Baritons). Pero Bamini; Lola (Mezzo-Soprano), Minna, Pataoleon!: Chorus, WITH Member of the Orchestra of La Scala, Milans, conducted by Carlo Sabajo. 31.29 WEATHER REPORT.

GOD SAVE THE KING. 11.30 CLONE DOWN.

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1.02 "MEDITATIVE MUSIC." 8.30 RECITAL BY ESSIE ACHLAND

(CONTRALTO) DAWSON

PETER (BARTTONE) RICHARD CROOKE (TENOR) AND NINON VALLIN (SOPRANO).

9.09 ANDRE KÖSTELANETZ AND

1118 ORCHESTRA, When Day dome amator Tchaikow

(Grouya): Flat but the weary heart (Tchaikowsky),

0.15 VIOLIN SOLOB.

(Kotscher): Melodio in E None

taught me my Mother Songa (Dvorak)-Yohtadt Menutian; Cavati wa (Raff)-Albert Sammons; On Wings of Song (Mendelsohn); Ave Maria (Schubert)-Alfredo Compot. 9.30 HONGKONG MUSIC PESET

Massed Binging. Where'er you walk ("Semele Ifandell-Webster Booth (Vocal) & by Halle Orch, conducted Warwick Braithwaite.

the

School. Choirs.

GIRLA

Challenge Class Sentor: Old (2-part singing): Mother Hubbard (Hely- Hutchinson)Northern 13/18): School Taitt Convent Intermediate: Cherry Tupe (Home)- Albert Sandler Tria: Junior: Shadow Dorothy March (ftathbone) Simpson (Soprano)..

Orch, conducted by Walter Sum- kind; BogateBe (Scaristescu) _--- Ginetto Noveu (Violin); Date Es-

Falla)-Ginotte

Novou, BOOM-

by

panded at the Plan

Jean Navou; Skazka (A Fairy Tale) (Rimsky-Korsakov)...The Philhar-

conducted by

monia Orchests, Constant Losbert.

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2.00 "TIME FOR MUBIC.”

Dag Mildland Light Orchestra, conducted by Gülber Vinter. Three Dalo Dances (Wood); In- cidental Music to "omed Jullet" (German); Songs way (arr' Viiter).

2.30 ST MATTHEW

(BACH). Choir of st

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PASSION

Thomas' Church and Gewandhaus Orchestra.

Leipzig.

(Tenor) Mezzo-

Principal Solalyts: Tiana Laznnite

Ката Erb. (Soprano),

Beckmann Friedel

Gerhard Hunch (Bari»

Schulze Soprano),

(Bart), tone), Septried conducted by Gunther amin.

4,05 LONDON PROMENADE OR-

CHESTRA.

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The Guildford Suite (Dahi); Tho Phoenician Merchants; Vision of Vanity - Modry. On a day of Rejoicing: Desert Caravan (Hɔn- book): Donna Country Lane Sulto Palmer); In the Cornields; Village Merrymaking; on the Bring-Sule (Howard Cary);¦ ̧ Laght O Foot March (Anclife).

4.30 "MUSIC IN MINIATURE.”

Margaret Tield-Hydo. (Soprano); Wigmore

Amald Execrable; Itchardon (Organ),

5.00 "GOOD FHINAY” SERVICK FROM NORTH "KELVINSIDE CHURCH (LONDON BELAY). Conducted by The Rev. Tom Alan

630 "DEC BANDSTAND."

Black

Dyka AUT Band, conducted by Alex Mortimer. 4.00 "PROGRAMME BUMMARY" 6.02 CHILDREN'S STORY! "Pirates Creek" by Jean Marsh.

Final Episode.

630 STUDIO:

RADIO.

CANTONESE

By

Given by My Loe Wal-len and Mrs. K. Lee,

656 ORGAN BOLO,

Viton (Rheinberger) Op. 150; Meditations -(Rheinberger)---Op. 181

Paul Hebestest.

1.00 WORLD NEWS AND NEWS ANALYSIS (LONDON RE. LYMPHONY OF STRINGS."

7.115

Geraldo and His String Choir. Quando; Sir Roger de Coveric: The Baul's Daughter of latington; Love walked

Serenade.

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"CAROUSEL (RODGERS ***** HAMMERSTEIN),

BOYS Challenge Class Sentor: The Two Peter Grenadiers 1Bchumann) -

Inter- (Ba-Baritone); Dawson mediate: Ponting By (Purcell)- Homance Hubert Eisdell Heddle Nash. Dennaeth,

BOYS AND/OR GIRLS Under Twelve: Lullaby. Goumann

(Second Movement from "Concerto Noble & Norman Allin: Junior: Whn No Wieniawiki)-Natan Milstein is Srivia? (Schubert)-Master Robert (Violin); Romance in Sharp Major, Farris (Roy Soprano) accom, by

Leslie' Jettries" Orch. Op 20 No. 2 (Schumann)—Artur Romance Plano: Hubinstein, (Burd on a Theme by Paganini

4 (Brahms)-Pisabeth Art Philip Green)-Yehudi Menuhin, Violla Romance (Tchaikowsky)-- | (Boprtaro); Under Ten:, The Swoof

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Schumann:

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(RECORDED

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LONDON

"LUCKY VARIETY REQUESTS.

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Presented by Paulino Spence 9.10 RBC DANDSTAND.

The Band of the Royal Arumisty, conducted by Le-COL Owen uairy . . . 9.40. LIGHT OPERA COMPANY.

Paxenial-Vocal Gama (Lohar); Princo Vocal

Student (komberg).

RELAY).

GEMS

Ive Withers and Stephen Dot - glas with the Drury Lane Theatre

1.IO. STUDIO, "MUSIC LOVERS*

HOUR CLASSICAL QUESTS.

Presented by Curtia indion. 9.10 MORTON GOULD AND HIIS. Ay, Ay, Uretre); Dancing in

ORCHESTRA.

(Schwart); the dark..

Pavane Denong

Tambourine (Goud); (Pol); Shadow Waltz (Dubin),

9.30. "MUCH. BINDING IN THE

MARSH.»

And

With Richard Murdoch Kenneth Dorme.

19,50 RADIO NEWBREEL | (LON-

DON DELAY).

the Owl (from A Becond' 00 Songs OUP Tornihy Simon (Soprano).

Mixed Veloo Chairs' Challenge Class: All through the 10.15 WEATHER REPORT." night (Tred, Welsh Song, arr. Ro- (19.16 RECTEAL herton) The Glasgow Choir.

**Vocal ClamDOS,

Soprano - Benior:

Orpheus

By Leon dooMENS.

Stonia (from The Limor Ora: Dedication too) (Bach)--Leon Goodsons and the Liverpool Philbermonta; Orch.. (Schumann) Maria Olctewaknas conducted by B Malcolm Bar- termediate: Blow, blow thou winter

Concenta Dr. Oboe and Cler wind

Ama)Dorothy Simpson Strings (Cimarosa);"_Ist movement: And Movement Treble (boys Allegio; and movement; Biellars— 10.00 RADIO NEWSREEL (LONDON Junks: The Lan (G. Shawntractions, (b)

Dorothy

Simpson; -under alxtent); it was a boren Leon Ghoomeinn and the Liverpool (Morley)-Under Philharmo Oretsentre, r. conducted 10.15 WEATHKE REPORT. 19.15 MOB CUESTRA OF THE ; the Direction of Stewart Wilson! | by: Bar BiMcoin. BargENÉ:"

WEEK."

Philharmonic Or Contralto Senior: o rest in 10.30 HA FAIR OF HANDS" The Croch

Lord (Mendelssohn) - Marjorie chestra, conducted by Vaciax Thomas & the London Symphony

Talich.

Orch, cond. by Stanford Robinson: Serenade for Strings, Op 9. (Buk)) endr Senter: The Vagabond n. 1st movement; Andante con moto: Vaughan Williams)—Peter. Dawsoni And movement: Allegró ma non

Bats Benfor: Lonely Woode (Lully) troppo a grazioso: 3rd movement:cal Hemingway Adagio-Piz Andante: 4th movement;'

A: STORY BY HON. "Adapted' As' 'A "Play by A. G.

Brooks, ke Bangi 11.06. "PARSIFAL GOOD FRIDAY

MUSIC: (Wagner)); MA Bieito Philharmonichelin.

|_ Orchestra, conducted by

Allegro · giocoso, tra- non troppo Piano Cime presto Binvonia Dance No 10 in A Solos Senior: Minuet Trio. #112 WEATHER EXPORT. Flat Major. * Presto (Op 3 No.3) (Beethoven 112S STUDIO?, "GOOD - FRIDAYİ” 10.45, UNITED, NATIONS'ALBUM'

Claudio Arrau: Bolos-Intermediale;

Epilogue, conducted by The

Lev. 3. Banabach. 11.00 PEPE. NUNEZ AND, HIS Two-part Invention in 1 BAS No. 1

KHÍ GOD: HAVE- THR: KINOMA -SPANISHI • ARGENTINS.OR4 (Bach) i-- Caroline Braga; Bolos

Junior:Ballag, in 'C... mlaur (225) 11.20 CLOSE:DOWN. CHEATRA. DALAM İNS

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