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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, MARCH 1,

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

Financial Secretary To Broadcast On Hongkong's Budget

Budget Day in Hongkong falls on Wednesday, March 5th.

Zumnowbound halt by fire side The BBC Symphony Orchestra, con- ducted by Si Adrian Douit; Con- -Set Svanholm (Tenor): Wako

Orch. ut The State

(Plano) And Between 7:10 and 7.30 p.m. on that, the day la approaching-Chorus certo No, 2 in 1 Fiat Major, Op. 63

Opera. (Bralynaj-Solunan conducted by DT L.CO the harmonia Oreli., conducted Morning Was

Vlo gleaming by my Dubrowen; Blech:

Camp day, Radio Hongkong is broadcasting two im-in

Sung Sot SvanbolnVaughan Williams) (Sulle for Vio (Tenor); Church Scene-Chorus portant talks dealing with the affairs of the frize

la, Chorus and Orchestra-Willia State Opere, Filmrose, (Violin) and The Pa- Colony. The first is a shortened version of His and Orch of the

Terlin, Conducted by Dr Leo harmania Orchestra & nnc Chorus,

conducted by Sir Adrian Boull. Excellency the Governor's Annual Review to Bech.

7.30 LONDON STUDIO MELODIES. 19,00 ENGLISH CATHEDRAL

MUSIC. Eric Robinson and h rches- Legislative Council, which will be read from the

Khelley tra, with Julia

atch Tastaid Scott, studio. Immediately following this, the Financial Secretary, the Hon. A. G. Clarke, will broadcast a special talk in which he will explain Government's Doming: The Fleet's in: Moonlight finance and the current Budget.

When the first of March comes round each year and Welshmen celebrate the day of their patron, Saint David, they do so instinctively in the music of their native land.

La Barcarolle; I left my heart in an Englf Carlen; Sel: Lilec

"Northwards: become you;. March Big Dan.

7.39 WEATHER REPORT,

TEL

FROM

(RECORDED RELAY).

ROITORIALS

APPEAL FOR TUK HALVATION ARMY.

10 STUDIO: AN

The Choir of Wastminster Ab† bey

O Lord the Maker of all things: Ave Verum Corpus: Sing Joyfully unto God; Three Motet Op. 38- Best Quorum via, 10.15 WYNFORD YAUGIAN THOMAB 18 "GLAD TO MEET YOU". IN THE LAKES

19.30 SELECTIONS FROM BRITISH

FILMS.

Ity The Hon. Bir Arthur inrac. Carriage and Pair from "So Long! CRE

at the Fa-B. Fonkel):

Frankel);

CASTER-Forgotten Melody (from "So OF So the little pro

gramme "For St. David's Day" tonight at 7.15 is entirely musical Glenis Gordon-Fleet plays three familiar tunes on the harp "The Bells of Aber- dovey", "Watching the Wheat", and "David of the White Rock" and Megan Foster sings "There is my true love in the Orchard", "Lazy Robin", and the lovely "Bugai! yr Hafod". This last song em- bodies all the longing, the hiraeth for Wales' that Welshmen sing of so freely in "Land of My Fathers".

At the beginning of February we spoke in this column of a studio concert to be given over Radio Hongkong by Gaston D'Aquino, tenor, with Eric O'Neil Shaw at the piano. The concert had to be postponed, but it can now be heard this coming Thursday at 8.15.

The

programare

is

that #45 SATURDAY ROUND-UP.

VIN TORDEN STEDIO MELODIES

original adve.ti-ed-- "Heaven | and Outan" Lam "La Gioconda" by Techielli. Test': "Visions" "Care Ngrato" by Cardillo, "Matiiants" by Leoncavatio

Six-Fri day evening at 10 'elect gives finding background to and mast dramatiz

The

the greatest n literary Ciscovery of

of the prezent coolery—lasfataag the letters, journals, and other

per- anal gapers of James Boswell, blegeper of Dr Johnroa,

been Su nach Interest has caused by the discovery, not

No. 80.

5 THE MAYOR

SINIDOS

HARDY,

Luit.j

Long The

THOMAS at the Fair".

Saga nt Odette tien "Odelle"~~A. by Ralph Collins)-Charles Williams and hit Passionate Concert Orch. "The Friends"-Selection (Richard Add- ↑ scl) The Philharmonia Orch.: "Oliver Twit Arnold Bax); The Plekpocketing: Oliver Theme; The

Ausic Composed Vaughan Williams. Part A Feen of Marring." R.15 RADIO HONGKONG "PROM"

CANCERT. Overture "Impreratio" (Mozart)-

BBC Overseas

The Chan Fagin's Romp: Final-

The Phinsemnels Orell.

BLOD RADIO NEWBREEL.

CORDED RELAY).

11.15 WEATHER REPORT. 19,19 EPILOGUE.

(RE.

Conducted by the Rev. J. E. Handbách (Bud)a).

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN..

11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

Monday

2.00 2.1, OPENING THEME.

1.05 NEWS DEADLINES.

7,5 LIGHT MUSIC,

7.15 THE nio GRANDE (CON-

HTANT LAMBERT).

The Halle Orchesten, Soledat: Sır Hamilton Hotly with the 61. Michael's Singers, conducird by the composer,

7.35 UNITED NATIONS ALBUM.

WEEK- 7.45 ALTIST OF THE

MARCEL MOYSE (FLUTE). Scherzelino (Faflanel); Polcane and Badinerie from Suite No. 15

Sonata 1 Minor-Burl);

in C. Vsace;

Major (Bach): Largo:

Adagio Presto-rin Moyce, 7,59 WEATHER REPORT. 2.00 TIME FOR MUSIC.

Variety

The UC Scottish

Orchestra, conducted by Kemfo

+

Stephen, with Ian Gourlay,

Dance to your shadow; Vale des

1.00 NEWN AND WEATHER RE- Ombres; Can 1 conos you up to

PORT.

8.10 MUSIC.

9.00 CLOSE DOWN.

17.20 p.m. IROQRAMME SUMMARY"; 1332 A CONCERT OF POPULATI QUEEN'S MUSIC BY TUE BALL LIGHT ORCHESTRA, Guest Artists: wen and John Brownter. WEATHER

1.15 NEWS,

Catley REPORT

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1.30 MUSIC FOR YOU. 2,00 CLONE DOWN,

6.00 PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 402 K TUDIO: CHILDREN'S

WALF HOUR.

60

Presented by Rizabeth Ann.

PubID: PORTUGUESE HALF HOUR.

7.00 TIME SIGNAL, WORLD NEWS

AND NEWS ANALYSIS. (LON DOY RELAY),

Wave

Progr

(6.15-9.15 p.m. on 17.790 Mc/s, 16.80 m; 9.15 p.m.-12.15 am, on 11.75 Mc/s, 25.58 m.)

SATURDAY, MARCH I

8.43 pm. SPORTS BOUND-UP. 2.00 THE NEWS,

7,10 NEWS ANALYSIS. 7.13 ST. DAVÍÐ'S DAY. Message from Majer-General Lomax, Clear of the Blegirent. at the Welch Regimental dane: held tast

Tri Robinson sad lds Orcher-night at Card.

ra with the Keynotes.

de Interavezu (rus Papllacel; | Dunge ut the Seven Velis; Trenn, Tintures it's good Day; Harry Time These: Sicy in the Air Big Ben

9.50 UNDER THE BFD ROBE BY

STANLEY, WEYMAN, Part 3: "Revenge", 9.30 COMPOSER OF THE ARTHUR-11-199.

WEEK

Concarta for Two Pienna-played บร Jena And Valerie Trimble: Mirnets in the Gorbals-Ballet Sulle; The Street: The Girl Suicide; The Young Lovers: The Discovery of the Sutele's Bedv: Daner at Deliver- ince: Finale-The King of the only in literary circles but also tranger Buyal Opera House Orah. among the general publie, that Covent Garden eradicled by Cra mang of the facts have become stant fambert,

istested and

embroidered, and 16. TUNES OF YESTERDAY AND

NEWS REE). CORDED RELAV), 12.15 0ODNIGHT MURIC.

Italian Serenade in G Majer

TODAY. for the 11.00 RADIO with this feature ZBC RSA Cuttrell hos tried present the evidence as sim- pl or hylearly as it can be a Grined.

1.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 7.30 FORCES' EAVOURITES. N.DO OVEL TO YOU." 8.30 CULONIAL QUESTIONS 8.5 A NEW TOWN

SHAPE.

TARR

A series of als programmes feature form on aspuels of planning and building new town; 1: "The Master Plun.

9.40 THE NEWS.~-~

9.10 HOME NEWR

BRITAIN,

9.15 LISTENERS' CHOICE. Light Musle.

Conducted by Chesled Groves: Syn- Rustic Wed- phany in 2 A

Nupal Wedding Marcht ingl By: Serenade in the Garden Dance-Goldmark. 10.40 DR. RADIO NEWSREEL 10.1 POOKS TO READ, 10.30 FILM REVIEW, 10.45 RUYTUM

NESS

14 TREU

7.43 LAND AND LIVESTOCK. -Au-agriculturut magazins.

8.15 BARN DANCE. Win Jack Armstrong and his Earn- stormers and B Robinson; Master of Ceremonies, Lill Scott, arranged by

Kelly, from Richard Northumberland Hall.

11U918.45 INNOCENT OR C

of Frame phear A p.bgramine ricards presented by 15, nis

ion.

11. PERSONAL_PORTRAIT, Someone in the News

The

By C. . Hewitt: 2: The Policeman: In this talk about Engah law, the peck:r explains the functions the police in criminal proceedings.

9.00 THE

BRITAIN.

of

river: Western lihapsody: Folk fune

and

die Dance: The Blue Dells of Scotland: Kehringrove.

WHAT I 8,30 STUDIO: "I LIKE

LIKE,"

Presented by Jonn Webb. 2.00 THE BING CROSBY SHOW.. 7.30 TLLERS OF TALES."

G. B. Stern Reads Her Own story, "quiet Corner." 9.45 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.

My old Tunes (om "Startght Exp:e"-Elgar); To the Child n from "Starligni Express"--Elgar

with Henry Cumings. (Baritons) the Symphony Drch. Mün:ght

Or- fose D'angeri-Symphony

by Sir heilsa, conducted Herbipol

10.00 CUNCERTO.

John

Cadenza: Movement,

Allegro

Fauenn

Concerto in D Major for Collo and Orchestra ayri: 1st Move meat. Allez moiterate, Atego mederala; 2nd

Moversat adrgo d Cadenza Eranuel

Com cad Symphony Orch.. can- pded by 3* Malenin gent. 1030 CHANSON FRANCAUSE.

Tendre Sererad 10680), -- The Rasa ile Etuit Douise Lafarge- Bhhardt Toot Pics De fall Fit Ben (Vande Tol.

Rehet Lutzer Amo u Met

ducted by Authony Bernard. HED WEATHER REPORT,

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 11.30 CLOBE DOWN,

Wednesday

7.03 a.m. OPENING THEME, 7.03 NKAY HEADIJNEB... 7.50 LIGHT- MUSIC.

0.00 NEWS AND WEATHER RE-

PORT.

8.10 MUSIC AWN

0.00 CLOSE DOWN..

1.10 p.m. PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 123 LONDON PROMENADE · OR-

CHESTRA

12.5 YEOM THE FILME'·

135 NKITS, WEATHER REPORT AND ANNOUNCEMENTS,

1.30 LONDON arepið CONCERT.

The But Northern Orchestra, | conducted by Joseon Post.

2.40 CLOSE DOWN.

Ir

4.49 PROGRAMBIE SUMMATY, 4.02 CHILDREN'S HALF HOUR...

"THE HOUSE AT PO CORNER DY A. A. MILNE. Episode 9: "Tiggers Don't Climb Track."

TIONK.

830 LGBT ORCHESTRAL SELEC. 109 TIME BIONAL AND WORLD NEWS (LONDON RELAY). 7.10 THE HONGKONG BUDGET

EXPLAINED.

Dir

730 STUDIO: LUCKY

VARIETY REQUESTS. Presented by Jean Halliday. 8.30 ORCHESTRA OF THE WEEK. House Orchestra, Maya mera

Covent Garden. The take's Progress-Ballet Mude (Gavin Gordon); Recention. The Oil" orgy — Contin Faithful Lambert (Conductor); "Manon Lescaut Intermezzo Puccini: Jället und (Zandenki) →→→ Romeo Cavalcato Franco Patane (Conductor un- ganan Dance No. in F Sharp Minor Brahimaj - 9ir Malecim Sargent Guest Conductor); Shepherd's ey (Grainger) Lawrance Collingwond

Guest Conductor,

Paradis-Ven:

9.90 8ELECTIONS FROM "KING'S PHAPSODY" (IVOR NOVELLO) Muranian Rhapsody-lve: Novio With Herr Acton & Ille Ov

The Galea of Lee, Qive Glüszt and Denis Mertin with Harry Acrer & His Orch BD LONDON SUITED BY ERIC

COATES..

Covent Garden Tarantzile): We

De Mat-Vocal Waltz (Larve)-Edith! minuter (Medizioa); Langham Pre Pl; Sel: De Rive--Tango (Adams) | (Elegio); Mayfair (Velle) the New Jose Grenades and Orotest: Ar- Symphony Creh, conducted by Eric Bentin.

9.30 THE CANTERBURY TALES

10.45 "DANCING TIME."

and

Fox-

With Josephine radley Her Ballrooms Orchestra. One nice tomorrow:-Stow Trol (Myrow); Whatta Ya Cenza de your --Quick-nep (Lewis); I KAIN hand, Madame-Tanga (Lewis): Five Minutes More-Qulik-itep (Cabs): 1252 Mornme- Three O'Clock

Waltz (Robledo).

Conter

NO. 8.

The Preamble to the Wits of Bath's Tale.

Chaucer's Poem Adapted for Broad- casting by Nevil Cugali. 10.15 CONCERTSTUCK IN F MINOR

(WEBER) Op. 79, (For Plano and Orchestra). Largnetto Atte pasionata Adagte;

11.00 RADIO NEWSNERI, (RECORD-R

En RELAY).

11.13 GOODNICHT MUSIC.

Walters, Op. 39. Nos. 12 to 18 B Mince (Braum Capriccio

1.10 · HOME---N-E·W-8 –– F-R 0.31 | Op. 16-No-2- (Brahms);- Intermez. Zu C Major, Op. 110, No. 3- 11.30 VARIETY FANFARE,

En (Piano): When Bickheus 9.15 NIGHTS AT THE OPERA. Presenting high speed variety with

of programme

Gramophone Sourdine, Op. 60, No. 2 (Faurc); The Kerdites, The Gaunt Bithers A

Silcarecords presented by, Barbara. Me- Apres Un Heve (Faure) Gerard Kin Platt, The Beverlay

ad Augmented Fadyenn.

Souray Baritone), with Pizzo. 11.29 WEATHER REPORT. Deck Boxes-ereheslin, con- 10.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN, ducted by Vitem Taasky, Introduced 10.15 Wilfred Pickles in

11.30 CLUSE DOWN. by Alan Clarke,. produced by Ron- nie Taylor. 12.00 THE NEWS.

TUESDAY, MARCH 4

34 p.m. SPORTS ROUND-UP,

10.00 Big Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL. | 1230 NEWS ANALYSIS. · · 18.35 MARCHING AND WALTZING. The Marches played by The Band rie Geldstriam Guards: Condie- tor: Coptale Devalos A. Popry The Waltzes played by The cura Cr- chestra Ceadnele: Wynley-

introduced farmas

ign

|

Wolf Budspert String vatt Ravel-Gaskan Poulet and Orch The per ernamentary to Pavane for Dead intants of the shrew evening

o'clock Concerts Poulet. al a

11.39 WEATHER AUTORT. will le

cording of Bill

GUD BAVE THE QUEEN, the of -hillips' description

11.39 CLOSE DOWN,

18

Sbetween the Army and

Tao to be played at Scokun- the after- pro Cheur during noon.

In "Enkurday Roundup" to- night at 3.15 the

Sunday

PROGRAMME SUM

listeners can hear 10.00 a.m.

MARLY. Arthur Honourable Sir

10.02 SATURDAY'A SULTS.

Morte, C.B.E., Chairman and

SPORTB [E-

Chief Manager at the Hong- 10.03 MUSIC OF JEROME KERS kong and Shanghai Banking 10.30 #LAY

Carporation, whe hus just com- pleted his fortieth year with the Bank,

(Broadcasting on a frequency

11.30

OF THE SERVICE FROM H. M. DOCKYALI) CHURCH, Preacher: The

**. Rev. flover, IN LONDON STUDIO CONCERT, Bournemouth Municipal

E.

sirv

of

845 kilocycles

and on 9.52

per second megacycles per

second in 'he 31 metre band).

Today

13.30 PROGRAMME KUNIMARY,

11.3 THE ROYAL WELSH MALE

CHOIR,

12.43 "MIKLODY TIME",

Teddy Johnson and Marie Ben son (Vocal).

1.15 NEWS, WEATHER

REPORT

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.

1.30 ORCHESTRAL, BELECTIONS. FORCES PROGRAMMES, 2.00 STUDIO: FORCES CHOICE. Presented By Hill Braybrook.

RIDDLE OF 2.30 THE

Part

By Eriking Childers.

HANDS",

7:

Slowaw

3.00 BTUD10:

QUESTS.

THE

Luck of the

HOSPITAL ILE-

Presented by Linda.

4.00 SOUTHERN FANTASY,

4.30 MUSICAL SWEETHEARTS IN

HARMONY.

4.45 THE MELACHIRINO STRINGS.

With OverED

Linda Grey.

Mielachtino

&

5.1 GEORGE BOULANGER AND

HIS ORCHESTRA.

5.30 HAY'S A ̈ ̈LAUGH..

With Ted Ray, Kitty and Fred Yule,

Diselt

4.00 PROGRAMME SUMMARY.

4.02 STUDIO:

UNIT REQUESTSB PRESENTED BY LINDA. Calling: No. 1 P.A.3.D, Clear. water Bay

7.CO TIME BIONAL WORLD NEWR

AND NEWS, ANALY§18 (LON- DON LELAY).

7.13 FOR BT NAVID'S DAY.

A Programm

Folk Musl from Wales Megan Yoaler (Soprano) & Glenis Gordon- Fiestarp) Narrated by Hywel Davi Watching the Wheat: There's my true love in the Orchard: Lazy Robin: Bugall

the White Rock. Hetod; David of

7.30 VARIETY BANDBOX.

Bantiago and his Latin American mud with Jimmy Young

Arthur Reg

English, Folersen Brotherd Dixon Bully Torment and his Or- chestra.

320 WEATHER REPORT. 47 BAO VOCAL GEMS PHOM BOCAROUSELJ

(Rodgers Hammerstein 2nd). It I loved you: Iva Witharm. Be Stephen Douglase; 'June, is burtin out all over; darion Itome da Chorus; "Bdr. Hnow: Margot. Moser, Eria Mattson & Girls' Chorum: When the children Are Delsey; Margot Moser & Eric Mattson) A rest nice Clambake Chorus nible; Blow bigh, Blow Jow: Morgan Davies & Mats Chorus: What's he was of wondrin"Iya Withers & Gifs Chorus: "With the Drury Lane Theatre Orch.

chestra, conducted by ivdolphi Schwar 12.00 E T

CHOIR.

LLTON

GILLS

by

BAND

Dozen

1fonel Majun. 10.15 THE BILLY - COTTON

SHOW.

hol With Alanı Brerie St.phens, 13.15 LIGHT ORCHESTRAL MUSIC.

Kitarhone recordsi

1140 ROYAL NAVY V. THE ARMY, Rugby Union Focibell at Twicka- Alston; ham Commentary by Tex Summary by C. A. Kerala, 12.00 THE NEWA.

12.10 NEWS ANALYSIS.

SUNDAY, MARCH 2 4.4. SPORTS ROUND-UP, 3.00 THE NEWS.

1.10 NEWS ANALYSIS,

115 Interlude.

720 FROM THE EDITORIALS.. 1.30 ENGLISH

MAGAZINE.

2.00 CALLING ALL Foncis, Ted Ray introduces

for Services everywhere.

0.00 THE NEWS,

300 THE NEWS.

710 NEWS ANALYS17.

3.15 DAILY QUOTATION. .. And Interlude.

1.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS 1.30 FORCES FAVOURITES, KOU MESIC FOR DANCING.

A progralome of strici tempo date muafe played by Victor Silvest, and his Ballroom archestr

B.45 LETTER FROM AMERICA: By Alistair Cooke.

9.00 THE NEWS,

9.16 HOME

BRITAIN.

NEWB

9.15 BHC MIDLAND LIGHT

CHESTRA.

TC-

'HAVE A GO Vilts Aberystwyth, a seaside ent and University town on the IUR- Cardiganshire Cast: Musical tretiens by Violet Casan, produced by Barney Calehan,

10.45 SERIOUS ARGUMENT.

A topical disussian programmate by in team of authoritative speakers.

11.15 THE CHELTENHAM

cur.

GOLD

Racing: A recorerd commenin.y. 1130 CRAZY PEOPLE.

Featuring Radio's Own Crazy Gang 'The Goons.'

Sell:*. HD:Ty Secombe, Peter Michael Bentine, Spike Milligan and Quarter, Max Ekington the Ray

Stanley Geldray, The Stargazers,

Orchestra: the Dance Dlack and Script written by Spike Milligan and Larry Stephen, and Edited by Jim- Dennis ON-my Gration, produced by

Main Wilson,

10.00 Big Ben, "RADIO NEWSREEL. 12.00 THE NEWS, 10.15 Andre Morell and Carleton 12.10 NEWS ANALYSIS,

Dr

Hobby In

REVERENCE FOR LIFE,'

A first glimpse or a reminder of thought! Albert Schweltzer's Compiled entirely from his writing and produced by Edward Lives:y. 11.15 APPOINTMENT WITH MUSIC.

programme Hilly Maver) and his Players.

11.30 CLIFFORD CURZON (plano). Moment Austral in Cherp minor,

3.1 HOME NEWS FROM On. 01, No, Schubert: 15 Verla

ARITAIN.

3.1 MELODY

STALLS.

FROM

Mars with a jugue on a theme THE Prethers Op. 25-Reeths

yea.

17.00 THE NEWS Contkazat 19.10 NEWS ANALYSIS.

Sot from Mindral Show.. BRZ Nevity Crehjutraj Robert Kuby, intindeed by

12.13 p.m. STUDIO; EPORTS TIME,,

He will chilly

1920 PROGRAMME BUMMARY,

13.3

WALTZ TRIK"

WR Andre Rosielanetz and

His Orchestra,

12.45 TIME FOR MUSIC.

The ABC Brallish Variety Gr checira

Jolin Corbett with

Krmlo (Tenor), conducted by Stephen.

1.13 NEWS, WEATHER

ПЕРОДТ

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 130 AFTERNOON CONCERT. FORCES PROGRAMMES. 2.00 TAKE IT FROM HERE.

With Jay Nichols, Dick Bentley and Jimmy Edwards, 2.30 STUDIO: JAZZ HALF HOUR,

Presented by Robin Day, 3.00 STUDIO; HOSPITAL

QUESTE,

Presented

by

RE-

Christabel

Wheatley, 4.00 THE ADVENTURES

RICHARD HANNAY," By John Buchan. Episode 8: "The Coolin." 4.35 BBC NANDATANU..

Rassed Brass

Bande Fromm by

Budderadela;' conducted Denis Wright.

5.00 STUDIO: HOME REQUESTS. Presented by Chrutabel. 6.00 PROGRAMME SUMBIARY. 0.02 SOCCER (0.5. RECORDED).

Army v Slug Tao at Soon- SERVICES EVEN-

4.30 STUDIa;

poo.

BONG

Conducted by iljo ̈ Rev, D. R. Thomax, CF.

7.00 TIME.BIGNAL, WORLD NEWS AND NEWS ANALYĢIS (LONDON RELÁT). 7.15 HONGS FROM THE

"DER

OPERA

MHISTER BINGER"

(WAGNER)...

FERDINAND

PUDE

RANCH

a interlude.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5 -0.45 DAY SPORTS ROUND-UP,

760 THE NEWS.

7.10 NEWS ANALYS

15 DAILY QUOTATION. And Int:clude.

10.00 sen. RADIO NEWSREEL. 115 CONCERTO. Mewich-Ward and the EBC Scol Lab Orchestre:_ Conductor: lan Plano Whyte, Play Schulnaza's

'f'coprainmo Concerta in A inlour; a'so includes: Overture: Tancredi - Tersint; Overture, Scherro, and Concert Final-Schumann.

1.15 INTERNATIONAL

NISM.

10 FROM THE EDITORIALE. 7.30 SPORTS DIARY. 7.45 LISTENERS CHOICE. Concellius AND WORSHIP. COMMU-8.43 HOW WORDS GET AT YOU. 2: Polite Persuasion': t. N. Cur- rey discusses cdvertisements that persuade you by appealing to your natural feels

9.00 THE NEWB. 9.10 HOME NEWS

BRITAIN.

A series of talks by Waller Kolarz. 11.30 Ted Ray in

'RAY'S A LAUGH.'

Sellers, Win Kitty Blucit, Peter Patricia Hayes, Graham Stark,

Joha and

Hanson; The King's Aten; Stanley Black and the Dance Orchestra; Sertpt by Ed- die Maguire, George Wadmore, and Ted Ray, produced by George Inns, 12.00 TIE NEWS.

Charles Leno,

FROM

9.18 LISTENERS' DIGEST.. 9.45 EMILJA TOBA (ñopraño). 10.00 Big Ben RADIO NEWSREEL. 10.15 BRITISH CONCERT HALL..

ROYAL NIILHARMONIC OR- CHESTRA.

FRIDAY, MARCH 7

6.45 p.m. SPORTS ROUND-UP. 1.00 THE NEWS.

7.10 NEWR ANALYSIS. 7.15 DAILY QUOTATION. And Interlude.

720 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 7.30 RADIO THEATRE.

John Gielgud and Donald Wel- at in THE CROSS AND THE ARROW.

from Dramatised by Peter Watts the novel by Albert Maltz, produc- tion by Peter Watts, Parti Ges- lapo Comminar Kehr Mrientin Haye

Baumer, Labour Jutlus Front Loader Paul Hardwick; Errihe Lingg-Mr-jarie Vexbury: Cielgud: Dr Hermann Zrder-John Shter Wallw:ber-Era Esheer Keller, Coll Leader-Ronak! Sidney: Wegler's bunk mates, 1etz Roger Delgado: Holseler-John Carol; Wei- Hugli Moxey Eggert-Hawfc- Korso; BukeDavki Kon Culit; Pasior Frisch-Anthony Jacoby Hirenski, a Pole Bernard Rebel; WI Wegler-Donald Wolfit; Ello Back-Beryl Calder: Rudi Lines -- Lewis Stringer (Part next week),

.35 RECITAL.

By Kathleen Ferrier (contrai- to); Bruno Walter (piano). Frauenliche und Leben (A Woman's Life and Level-Schumann.

9.00 THE NEWS.

9.10 HOME NEWS

BRITAIN.

1.13 Excerpts from

ΕΠΟΜ

A PRINCEBA OP KENBENG- TON.'

Elsie

19.15 NEWS ANALYSIS.

Conducted and presented by Sir A Comic Opera by Edward German, MONDAY, MARCH 3

Thomas Butham Overture: Der Book by Basil Road, with 1.45 p.m. THINK ON THEBE Freischutz-Weber: Symphony No. Morison, Catherine Lawson, Stephen

THINGS.

3 in D (207) (Paris)-Mozart; Manton, Frederick Harvey, and Dud- and Marche Exprice - Dellus. arlay Tlp: BBC Midland Chorus: B&C Midland Light Orchestra: Con- ductor: Gilbert Vinter.

Christian hymes, their music,

their meaning.......

10 THE NEWS.

1.10 NEWS ANALYSIS,

7.15 Interlude,

7.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS.

1.30 THE.

EVER.

LEAV MAPLE

A Variety Programme,

6.00 SOUVENIRS OF MUSIC, BBC Revue_Orchestra.

Beecham: State: The Great Elope ment--Ifandel, arr. Beecham.

11.15 LISTENERS' CHOICE. Light Music,

FOR

8.45 THE DEBATE CONTINUES:

A Parliamentary Review by Maha rajkumari Indira of Kapurthala,

0.00 THE NEWS.

0.10 HOME NEWS

BRITAIN.

D35 BBC

TRA.

NORTHERN

No Side Lines

FROM

ORCHES-

11.6 THE STORYTELLER.”

A Good as New by II. B. juin, read by Oliver. Burt. 12,00 TRE News.

12.10 NEWS ANALYSIS,

Tuesday

7.03 A.m. OPENING THEME. · 2.0 NEW HEADLINES, 7,10 LIGHT MUSIC.

5.00 NEW AND WEATHER

PORT.

8.30 MUSIC.

DOLORE, DOWN,

Allegro di Marcla Gajoso-soberi

murso; Presto Casadesus (Piano) and the Orenestr Symphonique of Paris, conducted by Eugene G., 10.30 LONDON STUDIO MELODIES

Eric Mobinson and his Orchestra With Bruce Trent" and ̈ ̈itica William.

2,00 BIDAI

THE XDITORIALS. "(NRCORDEDHBELAY), AN 1.10 INTERLUDE.

Incidental Murs to "Fairy Coki" (handock)—The.London" Prúmenade

Qich.

STUDIO CONCERT.

Glaslon D'Aquiso ¿Tenor) Piano Accompaniment by Eris O'Hell

Shaw,

835 BAY'R A LAUGH.

With Tid - Bay, Khy Tuti and Fred Yule.

6.40 STUDIO: HPORTA REVIEW.

By Bill P$ilip=.

2.15 TÍME YON MUSIC,

The BBC Midland Light Or

by Gilbert chestra, conducted Vinter.

Shephent's Dance; Where the lomon trees blanda Minuet for Painola: Tcondilly Palkku; Cuskco J'olka; Slavanie Dance: Pastoral Dance,

9.45 IN MY LIBRARY.

A Talk by Elizabeth Bowen, 10.00 AT THE OPKRA.

"Carmen" Acts 3 and 4 let), Will Gabriella Braanzoni, María Carbone, Pierlo Pauli Ernesto DeLanzoni, Attillo Bordona,

· Karko Júada and Members of the Chorus end Crestera of La Scala Opera, Milan, conducted by Carlo | Sabrina,

These foolish things; In Hammers- Black backs: Basin Street Blues: Coffee; Song of India; Rose in a garden of weeds; Dark Town Strut-

beautiful is night;} tera Ball; How Danding on the celling: Talking is woman: It I knew you were.coming; You ought to be in picture;

Ben.

1160 RADIO NEWSREEL (RECORD-

ED RELAX)

11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.

Gioconda De Vite (Violin and the Philharmonia Oreli.

FD RELAY). 11.00 RADIO NEWSRCEL, (RECORD. 11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.

(Dell)- In a Summer Garden

Con Orch London Ph@harmonto ducted by Sie Thomas Beecham, 13 WEATIFYR REPORT.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

Friday

7.00 OPENING THEME, 7.05 NEW BEADLINES, 710 LIGHT MUSIC.

8.00 NEWS AND WEATHER BE-

FORT.

3.10 MUSIC.

9.00 OLORE DOWN. 12.13. STUDIO: ROMAN CATHOLIC

PRAYERS.

By the Rev. Gallagher, S.,

Father

n.W.

12.30 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 1232 XAVIER CUGAT AND His

ORCHESTRA.

12.45 LONDON STUDIO MELO-

DIES..

Kita Bobinson and his orches..... tra with ETLE Whitley and Maureen Springer.

1.15 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.

130 LUNCHTIME- MUSIC, 2.00, CLOSE DOWN.

6.00 PROGTAMME SUMMAHY. 0.02 CHILDREN'S HALF HOUR→→

"CÓWLEAZE FARM”. Final Episode: Fiota.

The Harvest

ny RADIO GIVEN BY MIRS LEE WAI LAN AND 8.K. LEE RECOND- ED).

0.30 CANTONESE

0.45 ORGAN SOLOS BY BR G.D.

CUNNINGHAM.

−7.00 TIME BIGNAL, WORLD NEWS AND NEWS ANALYSIS (LON- DON RELAY).

7.15 TRIAL BY JUBY (QILBERT

AND BULLIVAN). SUNG BY: George Baker. Derek Oldham. Leo Shefeld, Arthur Winifred Lawson. with asking. Chorus and Orchestra under the Direction of Rupert D'Oyly Carte

CHESTRA. 74 DAVID ROSE AND HIS OR

Dance of the Spanish Onion

Bunrise

Serenade Law-

Square

Dance

2

Das Heimweh (Schubert); Hin Una(Rosd: Wieder Filogen Pello (Schubert):tencen Manhattan Liebe Schwarmt Aut Allen Wegen Roseli. Our Waltz (pse); Hallday

Sehuntants for Strings (Rose), (Schubert) - Elisabeth

7.5D WEATHER REPORT. Soprano) with Pang; Romance No.

THE EDITORIALS 8.00 FROM DE-2 in F Maier. Do. 69 (Beethoy?)→

(RECORDED RELAY).

No. 2.10 PEER GYNT-SUITE

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8,30 "JOURNEY INTO MELODY",

and his with Robert Farnon Orchestra Guest Artist: Fre- derick Ferrari.

12.15 MORNING PRAYERS,

Conducted by the Rev. Frank Ähort (Studio). 200 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 1242 BONG AND DANCE IN

HRITAIN.

A Programme from Northum berland. 1.00 LIGHT PIANO PARADE. 1.13 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.

1.30 MUSIC FROM OPERA, 3.00 CLOSE DOWN.

6.00 PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 4.02 1.ONDON STUDIO MELODIES, Kele Bobinson and his Orchesga

with Denny Lee.

E.JO LANTONESE BY RADIO,

Given by Miss Leo Wal-ian and 15. H. Les (iteearded). 8.43 SHORT PIANO RECÍTAL BY

LOUIS KENTNER.

7.09 TIME RIGNAL, WORLD NEWS AND NEWS ANALYSIS (LON- DON RELAY),

7.13 ORCHESTRAS RELECTIONS,

Overturetonsal Antall Creil. Oct:" Humperdinck) The donducted by Join Barrel.

Dances No. 2 and Hungarian (Drama)-Vienna Philharmonic Orch, conducted by Wehelm Furtwangler: Buin Atheno-Turk March Beethoven) Vienna Philharmonie Grch, conducted by Karl Alwin,

130 STUDIO; "DOWN MEMORY

LANE.

THE

Presented by Alleen Wands, 7.59 WEATHER REPORT. 1.00 FROM

EDITORIALS (RECORDED RELAY). 4.10-30 200-DENT GILLETTE AT

THE CONSOLE.

8.36 TAKE IT FROM HERE.

With day Nichols, Dick Bentley and Jinity Edwards,

5.00 TIME FOIL MUSIC,

The BBC Scottiat: Variety 'or chestra. conducted by Komlo Blephen with Ira Gourlay. Ungrateful heart: The Brazilian Fiddler; Ninette: La Barcarolle; Sel: The Arcadiens; The Blue Bells of: Scotland: Kelvingrove,

9.20 STUDIO;

BOOK

MUSICAL

NOTE-

Presented by the Rev. Father T. F. Byan, 8J.

10.00 WAND OF YOUTH SUITE“

NO. 1 (BLGAN).

Overture; Serenade: Minuet; Sun

19.00 Big Ben. ELADIO NEWSREEL. } Dance: Fairy Pipers: Blumber-Scene: 10.15 MUSIC HALL.

Hermanos

Rhythm: Deniz Cuban For-Band, Reg Lloyd, Billy Merrin and Penny Nichols, Horan Taroor. Kenney, Rawkz and Landauer,

Wooland, Introduced by Northa Monte Roy, and Jewel and Warriss, Augmented BBC Valety Orchestra.

THURSDAY, MARCH 6

65 p.m. SPORTS ROUND-UP.

1.00 THE NEWS.

7.10 NEWS ANALYSIB.

7,15 DAILY QUOTATION, And Interlude.

1.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 7.30 SPORTING RECORD,

Donducted by Paul Fenoulhel, pro- duced by Bill Worsley, 11.5 NEWS RECORDS. Presented this week by Roy Brad-

ford.

12.00 THE NEWB,

1240 NEWS, ANALYSIS, ..

By Mik

Fairies ond Glants London Symphony Orch, conducted by Sir Edward Yigar.

of Eigh-

10.30 LONDON STUDIO CONCERT, TBC Northern Orchestra, con- dueled by Charles Grover. Movem alt from Bulte teenth Century Georgian Morirt Avmthony No an O "Paris,” 11.00 RADIO NEWBREE. (RECORD.

ED RELAY).

11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.

Tunca:

Aria: Ich habe genug; Recit: Blein Gott!

mich auf Arla: Ich freue meinen Ted-ans latter (Britens) And The Philharmonia Orch, can

Dino

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1129 WEATHEN REPORT.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 11.30 CLOBE DOWN.

Thursday,

7.00 .m. OPENING THESE. 7.03 NEWS HEADLINES. 7.10 LIGHT MUSIC,

1.00 NEW AND

РОДТ

8.10 DIUSIC.

B.00 CLOSE. DOWN.

Just

one

of there things (Colo Porter); In a calm (Fatnani; Peanut Polka (Farmon); Invitation Walz

WEATHER RE- (Addinsell); Love me my love

Baguley) Frederick Ferrari: The White Dove (Stothart-Lebar)Fre- derick Ferrari: When you retuSTA

LKS. .m. FROGRAMME SUMMARY, (Weiss)--Frederick Ferrari). April in 12.32 LIGHT INSTRUMENTAL Paris (Duises; Shadow Walz (War-

VARIETY. 12.45 LONDON STUDIO MELODIES.

Kric Robinson and his Orchestra with Kay Cavendish (Piano). 1.13 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT AND ANNOUNCEMENTS, 1.30 MUSIC AND

VIVIAN ELLIS.

2.00 CIDSK DOWN.

SONG

100 PROGRAMME_SUMMARY,

5.02 178 SWING TIME. . 6.30 IIT PARADE.

7.00

or

IME BIGNAL. WORLD NEWA AND NRW 8 ANALYSIS (RECORDED BELAY). 7.13 LETTER FROM AMERICA BVY ALISTAI COURE (RECORD- ED REPLAY), 7.30 STUDIO; LA DEMI-HEURE

FRANCAISE.. 7,59 WEATHËN, REPORT.

ren, Dubin); Hucklebuckie (Farnon): Kiss me again (Victor Herbert).

9.00 STUDIO: MUSIC LOVERS" 好您一 HOUR CLASSICAL QUESTS.

Presented by Curtis Indion. 19.00 THE BOSWELL STORY.

A Feature Programme Willtem by Leonard Cottrell,

11.00 RADIO

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