THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1952.
Your Radio Listening For
For Next
Week In Detail-A "China Mail" Feature
Radio Hongkong Broadcasting All Day Over The
Easter Holidays
Radio Hongkong will be on the air from
8 o'clock on Easter Monday morning, as today, with a variety of holiday entertainment.
LERIA RUSTICANA.” CAGNI.
1.36 THE MAYOR OF
BRUDGE."
(MAS-
CASTER
By Thomas Hardy." Part 0: The Skimmily Ride.~ 0,00 RADIO HONGKONG "FROM"
CONCERT.
Oren.
oond.
Tomorrow, the station will open at 10 o'clock, Lo Spaio Deluse, K.630-Qvertüre as usual, and at 11 o'clock there is a relay of the (Moza:11 The National Gallery Service for Easter Sunday from St. John's Cathe-Schures Capriccines, Op.60 (Dvorak) dral, conducted by the Dean, the Very Rev. A. P. by Belal Kubelik Bhapecay an Rose. Another special Church Service tomorrow Orchestra, Op. 43 (Rachmaninoff) is that from St Paul's Cathedral in London, relayed Pharmants Orch, cand, by Wal from the BBC at 7 p.m. It is to be conducted by the Rev. W. M. Atkins, and an address will be given by the Dean.
The Easter Music
"Merriah" from Handel's comes at 12.30 p.m. on Sunday; it is sung by Gladys Ripley, contralto, Isobel Baillie, soprano, James Johns- ton, tenor, and Norman Walker, bass, with the Huddersfield Choral Society, and the Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Sir Malcolm Sargent.
.
Bernard Leung gives a piano recital from the studios on Wed- meshy t
y at Fo'clock; The will play- Prelude and Fugue in F Minor, No. 38. by Bach, Schumann's "The Stranger" from "Album for the Young", and two, pieces from another Schumann work: "Fantasy Pieces", Opus 12, "Evening" and "In the Night".
*
for
"Music
The programme. Lover's Hour" presented by Cur- tis Hindson next Fridný at 9 o'clock
Includes Toccata and Fugue by Bach. Aria by Spin- Saens, Liszt's Concert Study, and Chopin's First Piano Concerto.
•
2.20 PAUL TEMPLE AND
THE
VANDYKE AFFATE NO. 5, ity Francia Durbridge.. 3.00 STUDIO: HOSPITAL RE-
QUESTS 1RESENTED FIND
1.00 SOUTHERN FANTASY". 4:30 FILM PAVOURITES, 5,00 VIENNESE
CHESTRA.
BY
Ᏹ.
by
Dates:
The Philharmonia Orch, cand. Theine of Paganini for Piano & Artur Hubinstein (Piano) and the ter Susskind: Symphony No. Idon Symphony Orch, sond. by Str
10.15 MUSIC FOR WORSHIP.
Minor Vaughan Williamson Adrionalt.
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r. Thather=23ali
FROM THE Brovtes,"
FOR PIANO AND ORCHESTRA, 6,30 NEGRO SPIRITUALS. (CESAR FRANCK).
4.45 SYLVIA BALLET (DKLIDES)—
HALIE ORCHIEŠINA.
Corzan), 14.00 VARIATIONS SYMPHONIQUES | From Bt. Mark's, Norih. And, ley Street, London, Rhosymedre: Tangver: The 14 100ch; Tune In : Poccata und Pre- Juse: rayer.
ORCHES- SUITE
(VIOLIN)
-03
From 4 By Orchestra wish Dick Bames.
Music from the sey: The Irish Fiddler; Estrellite; stidinotte; Day have the next romance with you! Bild
and Hobinson
The Melody Maker; With a song Orchestra, with Krio Whitley, in my heart; Skylark. and Slaureen Springer,
MUSICAL NOTE #30 STUDIO: $30 RECITAL BY YEUUDI
BOOK ATENUBIN VIÖLIN).
Presented by The Rev. Father T. Ryan, BJ 600 TONNANME, SUMMARY. Epa. STUDIO: CILDREN'S HALF 10.00 AT THE BALLET."
FOUR.
-
30.15 "JOURNEY INTO MELODY."
With robert Farpen ang Ma] 8.00 LONDON STUDIO MELODIES | in, day out; tumoresque May Wrchestra. Guest Artist: Josel 10.4 LONDON STRING
Locke. 1 10.45 OSCAR GRASSO TRA-BOLBERO TURIBO) Enductor).
AND HIS INTIMATE BRUBIG. 11.00 Taн CONCERT HALL,
The Moyal vhilharmonie Or- conducted by Str chestra, Thomas Beetham.
BONG
Walter Gochr
11.00 RADIO
NEWELLERL
DON TRAY), 11.55 Weather RepORT. 11.18 STUDIÓ: EPILOGUE,
(LON.
Conducted by the Rev. Georgs Blevenson
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN, 11.3 CLOSE DOWN.
Monday
300 .01, PROGRAMME SUMMARY. #A: “MORNING MELOD"" LIGHT VARIETY WITH VOCAL.
BUT 0.05 "NOTTING
M178YE SIDNEY TORCH AND Uis on- CHESTRA.
8.30 POPULAR ARAS
CHAND OPERA.
BBC Overseas
12.00 MELODY AND
KIVING BEDIAN. 12.30 p.m. PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 12.32 POPULAR VARIETY.
113 NEWB, WEATHER
REPORT
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS, >30 MUBIC POs, you. 2.00 VARIETY BANDBOX.
Freddy Gardner, Leon Cortes, Bill O'Connor, Boype Cotag Jack Allen and Watbar. Tilty Ternert eng Hill Grepestra. Compere Philip Hirasor. 258 TUE. CALENDAR
A Way by Kagor Wetiace.
AND DANCE IN 2.30 BONG
FROM
(-1:00
BRITAIN.
A Programme From Northolt Treland, LOUIS LEVY AND HIS “MUSIC
Shortwave Programmes
Presented by, Elizabeth Ann. 6.20 ALLALP - CENTEREY. MUSICAL COMEDY.
Bocalled Memories
Fare Marqueen faster, TECKTICK HAYVEY.
"Scheherazade,”
13 05. Cinky-K OP Loudon
Orch., con w.ducted by Antal Dorati, Joan 10.40 WALTZING WITH STRAUSS—
HEN RENE AND His or CHESTRA.
Tales
by
Blephos anton, Billo Baker and Dudley upish.
Wine, woman and Gong: Emotor Waltz;
The BDC Midland Light Orchestra from the Vienna Woods: Southern
by albert Roses; and Chorus conducted Vinter
Life: Blue Danube.
230 KINGSWAY SYMPHONY OR-111.00 RADIO NEWSREEL
CHESTRA.
7.4 ARTIST OF THE REGINALD (CLARINET).
7,00 BONET VIOLAN RECITAL..
By rimette „Neveu, 11 ZUIDER SAYS."
BETTER FTION AMERICA
My Artats Cooke, 7.30 STUDIO;
PRANCARE.
LA DEMI-VEURE
149 WEATHER REPORT.
WORLD 10 TIME SIGNAL,
NEWS AND NEWS ANALYяIY' (RECORDED HELAY),
1.15 PIANO
PUYELAS
DUO RECITAL 出版 BELLICK AND
CYRT, KMITË, 8.30 HAVE A SAUGH-50
With Ted Hay, Kitty Bluaft and
'for Heller, 9.00 ATUDIO: SPONTS REVIEW
By Bi Philips.
9.15 TING UP THE CURTAIN
Excerpts From The Bartered Bride by Rimetans, BBC Theatre Orchestra and Clicruş, conducted by
Goehr, with Walter Janis Johnzion Ruth Packer,
Vienna
(LON.
Faniund Donlevy,
*21
DON RELAY). WEEK 11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.
Mediation (Giszounow, Op. KELL
Jascha Heifetz (Violin}; Song (from "The KissSmetana)
Elisabeth Schumann |provisation, Op. 3, No. 1
1.56 WEATHER REPORT. 8.00 TIMI SIGNAL, WORLD NEWS,
AND NEWS ANALYBIS (LON= DON RELAY)
3.15 CAPRICE KKPAGNOL.."
Played by Andre Hostelsetz and His Orchestra,
8.30 STUDIO: “ LIKE WHAT
LIKE
Presented by Teddy Bell.
Murdoch anG
0.00 OVER TO YOU-1,
With Richard Kenneth iforre.
(6.45-9.15 p.m. on 17,790 Mc/a, 16.86 m; d.15 p.m.-12.15 a.m, on 11.75 Mc/g, 25,53 m.) and his Orch. (Vpeal);
SATURDAY, APRIL 12 7.43 pm. SPORTS ROUND-UP.
13.00 THE NEWE..
.lu NEWS
815 Interlude and
. WALTZ
OR.
1 QUEEN'S BALL MIGHT
DAILY QUOTATIONS H.20 FROM TUK EITORIALS. 430 FORCES FAVOURITES, 9.00 COLONIAL QUESTIONS, 9.15 APPOINTMENT WITH MUSIC. Bly Mayer and his layers. 9.30 SCOTTYSH MAGAZINE 0:45 TAKE HUMAN ENGINE, Luetti of siz aks by D
Boume: 1: The Blood. 10.00 THE NEWS. 20.10 HOSE
CHESTRA. 5:0 HAYS A LADCH.
Hay, Kitty Vila Ted and Fred Yu, 4.40 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. ENTUDIO: UNIT REQUESTS, PRESENTED BY LINDA.
7.00 TIME FOR MUSIC,
The BBC Midland Light Or- Gilbert chestra Conducted by Vinter.
1.3 VARIETY HANDFOX. 7.39 WEATHER REPORT, 8.00 TIME SIGNAL, WORLD NEWS AND NEWS ANALYSIS (LONDON RELAY).
8.1) BATURDAY ROUND-UP. 8,30 PERCY FAITH AND EITA ORCHESTRA. GUEST ARTIST BING CROSBY,
BY B.G.
9.00 UNSUAL TALES
WELLS.
"The New Accelerator" "The Stolen Baciu**.
and
8.10 COMPOSER OF THE WEEK,
Much-Binding-in-the-Marsh may be no more than a pleasant- ly eccentric memory, but ita spirit lives on in "Over To You,” in which Richard Murdoch, Ken- neth Horne, and their colleagues take to the air again-in more
a thread of Felix Weingartner conducting the ways than one, for a
Philharmonic Oreliestrat Sonata in F Alajar, continuity runs through this pro- London
Op. meanderings("STRING") E movements - Max gramme in about the world of
Franz Osborn Roital- (Violin) charter air-
(Piano).
the
BEETHOVEN, Promelisus—Overture,
Diana Morrison acting as 11.00 RADIO 10.
Smallfield, and hosters, Miss Sm Maurice Denham as the plane's
Op. 43
24
(LON-
ལྟ
craft operated by the inseparable UNES OF YESTERDAY AND hair, with Sam Costa at the TODAY.
NEWSIEEL DON RELAY), 11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.
Ballade (Debus y-Walter Giesek- designer (Cudwaller by name),ng (Piano); Elcale. Op. 24 (Faure) queer characters who tun Symphony Orchestra.
1129 WEATHER REPORT,
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN,
BRITAIN.
NEWS
CEGATES
londoros and Howard Age: Nariz, Edward Livertý. tor-Punean Melatyie: Dapoze Car- terel-Catherine Seikeid; John Car- terei-tars McKeonnie; Waiter Hamilton Dyce: Ivan Sturridge Hichard Wiliam John Carteret BUFF Productions Axion Whitaker.
12.15 azn. ACCORDION MUSIC, (gramophone records). 1230 NEW RECORDS,
resented this werk by Ray ford.
11.00 Bcn, RADIO NEWBHEJL. 11.15 COME INTO THE PAMOUR. A musical Irish blend with Jama
Williams, Sw
Henri Byrne. Raymond Marsha The Melcicnes, and The Parlour Singers. Augmented BBC Northen
Light Orchestra, fonductor,
Curry.
FROM
1945" FROM THE
OILAMME.
10.15 LISTENERS' CHOICE. Light Mude.
1.00 THE NEWE "IT" "NEWE" TAUNT
THURSDAY, APRIL 17
7.00 pm. MIDAVEFK TALK. 75 LISTENERS' CHOICE. Concert Music,
7.45 SPORTS ROUND-UP, *. THE NEWS.
8.10 NEWS TALK.
COMPETI
David
8.15 BBC LISTENER
TION. PRG- THIRD
for the Announcements of Arts in Fortnight in South and South-East The Royal Academy London, a talk by. Str Corald Kel-Asia and the Far East.
11.00 3 Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL
ORCAts- 12.08 m. Interlude. 15 Bic NORTHERN
TRA. Conducted by phony No.
Syn
Joseph Past; po in E flat-Haydn: Suminer MusicBax: Neruckian Rhapsody-Lala; El Sonon Mexico Copland,
12.15 a.m. SANDY MACPHERSON. At the theatre organ
Listener
8.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 3.10 SPORTING RECORD
8.45 LAND AND LIVESTOCK.
MELODY MIXTURE. Jack Byfeld and his Players, with An agricultural macAMINE. Frederio Curson
12.56 VARIETY JANFARE. The Kordifes, Billy Uka
9.15 SANDY MACPHERSON. At the theatre organ, Beot. 920 WELSH DIARY.
in
Morecambe and Wist, Winifred A-Comments on current affairs well, and Charlie Chester: The Auge Wales
9.45 DRITAIN AT WORK. 1932. mented Northern Variety Orchestra, conducted by Vilem Tausky, Intro-The second of a series of reports produced by Alan Clarke, produced by by Wayne Minent and Norman
tonnie Taylor.
1230 MUSIC OF THE REGIMENTS
a series of The sechod of
The music grammes illustraling history of the Regiments of the Bri 1sh Army: Ilustrations by the Band of the Royal Military School Music Kneller Hall):
1.00 THE NEWS,
3.10 NEWS TALK,
nt
Conductor:
Malor Meredith Roberts; Progranine introduced by Lionel Marson.
1.00
NEWS
1.30 NEWS TALK.
Lon
SUNDAY, APRIL 13 1.00 p.m. BUNDAY SERVICE. From S1 Paul's Cathedral, don. conducted by the Rev. W. M. the Atkins, with an address by Dear.
ren. MAKES 7.30 PRACTICE FECTO
of thirteen Third
programenta
Overseas selected from the 1952 Examination Syllabus of the Asso- ciated Board of the Royal Schools and presented by President: Sir Ernest Royal College of Organists Prelude and Fugue in G, Op. 31, No. 2 A-Men- (L.R.S.M. Teaching L delssohn: Charaj Prelude, in dulci Jubilo (Grade IV, Aj-Bach; Pre- tude in A minor from Three 18th Century Preludes (Grade IV. John Stansey, arr, Wall,
as well as an astonishing variety |—Serge Koussevitzky and the Bos-of Music, played c.v.e.;
of other
crop
up wherever the plane touches down. The first stop is 11.30 CLOSE DOWN, Nice, at 9 o'clock on Monday evening.
"Saturday Roundup" at 8,16 this evening introduces Dr S. G. Davis, Ph. D., M. So, F.G.S., Head of the Geography and the Department of Geology University of Hongkong, who bas just returned to the Colony from a world tour..
ן
Sunday
PROGRAMME
10.00a.m. 1960 BATURDAY'S #PURTS
MAILY.
SULTS. 10.03 EASTER CAROLS
SUN-
KE-
May-
With the BBC sig¢16, rice Vinden (Cigaūs, conduct ed by Woodgate.
10.30 LUNU UN CONCERT. The Now Bymphony OrcIETATEA, conducted by tenis Wright,
KLAY OF
11,00
SUNDAY SERVICE Frum ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL, to the It was
no pilgrimage
Preacher: The Very Rev, A. of civilisation shrines
P. Iluse, beau of stongs, ancient
STUDIO! SPORTB that took Laurence Gilliam, in 12.15 pm
TIME. his the summer of 1051, on
By Philips, "Journey Into Greece", which he 2.18 PROGRAMME SUMMARY
TAR EXCERPTS ́FROM describes in this BBC feature.
MESSIAH" (HANDEL), to see the Greece of He
1.00 LIGHT ORCHESTRAL SELEC- went
TIONS. today, the Greece that is work-
its wa
REPORT 1.15 NEWS, WEATHER way out ing and struggling
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. war and aftermath of of the
10 AFTERNOON CONCERT. travel He went to
FORCES PROGRAMMES occupation. about Greece; to meet as many 15 people as he could; to see much as he could, particularly In the devastated areas where the work of reconstruction is being done; and generally to get to know as much about the life of the Greek people-whether everyday, political, or artistic- as he possibly could in a short visit.
"Journey Into Greece" can be Hongkong heard over Radio
on Friday night at 10 o'clock.
(Broadcasting on a frequency
of 845 kilocycles per second and on 9.62
megacycles per second in the 31 metre band).
Today
14 3 3 to ifrat h
130 PROGRAMME SUMMARY,
"MORNING
LIGHT MUSIC.
10 MELODIES OF
(WITH VOCAL).
MELODY''
QERSHWIN
9.00 ALBERT SANDLER AND 118
ORCHESTILA. GUEST ARTIST
MARY MARTIN,
9.30 POPILAN VARIETY.
10.00 MUSE AND BUNG
JOHANN STRAUSS,
OF
10.30 THE MELACERINO ORCHE4- TRA PLAY FIŁ M VAVOURITES,
11.00 BRITISH CONCERT HALL. 11.00 LONDON PROMENADE OR-
CHIESTIŁA.
1130 PROONAMME· SUMMARY, 17.32 TOMMY. DORSEY AND HIS
ORCHESTRA. 12,43 LONDON STUDIO MELODIES
120.
Kay Martin and his 'Melody from the sky". Orchestra”, with Dick James,
1.15 NEWS, WEATHER
ERPORT
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.
130 FAMOUS. FRENCH-
TURES, FORCES PRUGRA
260 STUDIO: 200
PRESENTED WILLIAMS.
2.00 TAKE IT FROM HERE—48.
With Joy Nickols, Dick Boot- ley and Jimmy Edwards.
XUDIO: JAZZ BALF HOUR, Presented by Hobin Day. 3.00 STUDIO: REQUESTS.
2.30
HOSPITAL
Presented by Christabel.
4.00 BLIGH OF THE BOUNTY."
By Rex Monit,
Eplande 2: "Mutiny."
430 THE BAND OF
QUESTS.
H.
RE-
145 pm. SPORTS ROUND-UP. 1.00 THE NEWS.
MU NEWS TALK. 2.13 BBC LISTENER
-
.
hier ·(Mano).
Cradle
Medi.
and
10.00 LONDON STUDIO MELODITS.
Hay as
'Melody from the Bley Orchest:n, with
Jimmy Youn-
Music from the nky: Tito Allaa (Sep.); mwaliz: The Park on a Sunday: Ton
Young: The touch of your
11.29 WEATHER REPORT.
GOS SAVE THE QUEEN. 11.20 CLOSE DOWN.
Wednesday
OPENING THEME, 7,00 a.m. 7.05 NEWS HEADLINES. 7.10 LIGHT MUSIC.
+
"
Pensive Xtood; The Fiddling Cow-
boy: Amado Mio;
hands: Vendetin.
Time on my,
19.30 MUSIC OF ERNEST LECUONA, Played by Stanley Black and Orchestra; Guest Artist: Elyana Celis. Malaguena;
Jungle
Drums:
Gitanarias: Mario La 0: Arago- palio (Stalin)-Elyane Colis; Tun- dre. Bolero (Orefiche) Elyano Cells; Andalucia; La Compatza: Siboney: Donya Lucumi.
3.00 NEWS AND WEATHER DE 11.00 ELADIO NEWSREEL (LONDON
PONT.
8.10 MUSIC.
9.00 CLOSE DOWN, 12.30 p.m. PROGRAMME
MABY.
1232 FROM THE FILMS.'
1.15 NEWS,
9.30 DANCING TIME,
There's yeal yest in your eye- Foxtrot (Friend!-Carmen Cavallaro Almost like, being in
(Lowel- love-Begaln Roberto
his Inglez and
Orchi Scalawag - Foxtrot (Meyer) Guy Kombardo and his Royal Canadian,
Gardner Vocal; I'm
to mies you--Foxtrot Jenkim and his Bar Orch. Joe Graydon (Vocall Room Polka Hortons-Ress Morran -and-his-Grene would purta-Holle. (Mascheranl) --- Ti Dito - Tungo Mantovani and is plea Orch; Humbahiana ( Vazquezi Lecuona Cuban Boys: Underneath this Linden Treo-Fexirot.(Manning)-Roy Noble and his Orch. Ken Carson (Vocal): Tennessee Tango Craig and his Orch; are the
Morgan 48-Wallz
(Omith)-Tancis You, you, you Wise)-Russ
Orch (Vocal)a
起 In
10.00 CONCERTO.
Concerto
Flat Major
(Boccherini); 1st Mov. -- Allegro moderato (Cadenza Mov.-Rondo 2nd Nov.-
Adagio non troppo:
Casals
11.15
OODNIGUT MUSIC. Eupen Onegin Selection (Tschal- тор SUM-HOWiky)-Edlih Lorand and
Vianaeso Orch.: Rainier Serenada ~Rondo (Mozart)-Edith Lorand Thres and Her Viennese Orch.;
-Waltz O'Clock in the morning
Robledo)-Faith Lorand Orch,
WEATHER REPORT AND ANNOUNCEMENTA 1:30 EUMDAN-STVAIA-CONCERT
BBC Norlitern Orchestra, Con* ; 1129 WEATHER REPONT::**** GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. ducted by Charles Groves,
|11.30 CLQ8E DOWN. 2,00 CLOSE DOWN.
5.00 PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 602 CHILDREN'S RALF
"TGYTOWN,
HOUR:
By S. . Hulme Braman, No. 1: Tea For Two."
430 BONGS OF YRELAND 7.00 LUCKY DIP VARIETY RE-
QUESTS.
Frenenied by Jean Halliday. 7.59 WEATHER REPORT.
.00 TIME
HIGNAL, WORLD NEWB AND NSWB ANALYSIS (RECORDED RELAY), 8.15 THEATRE MEMORIES 0.30 ORCHESTRA OF THE WEEK.
la Socleta ---L'orchestre
Concerts du Conservatoire Tars
des
LAligura) - Cadesza -- Pau (Cello) and The London Symphony Sir Lardon conducted by Dich Ronald. 10.30 CHANSON_FRANCAISE.
Monster St Pierre Conint); Le Fanion De La Legión -(Asia): C'est Toujcurs La Meme Histoire Centers Edith Fof: Mora 14sx Livingston); Blending (Pateral); Ma Corse (Larue) 9.66 STUDIO: PIANO RECITAL.
By Bernard Leung, -Tino Ross,
WITH WALD 6.20 LONDON PROMENADE OR- 10.45 WALTZING
CHESTRA TEUFEL.
THI- (Dann): (Op 234)-Tlie Worcester Beacon On The Beach
Orch, conducted by light in the Eali - (Bantock): Philharmonia Constant Lambert; Pomona (On, 165 Morning Haze; Dance of the Dew —The Phlibigmonia Orch, conducted | Fairy (White). by Catstapt Lambert,
9.30 THE CANTERBURY 11.00 RADIO NEWSREEL (LONDON
ELAY 11:00 Mix Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL. | 11.15 GOODNIGHT. MARGIE, 11.15 OLIVER TWIST.'
In Holiday Mood-Suite (Ketelbey): Down the Glies on the Promenade;
Stream; The filuminated Fete: Sun- Charac- beams and Butterflies (Ketelbey)— for the Listener tera in order of speaking: Narra London Palladium Creti, conducted by
South-aptor-Gordon Davies: Fagin=Jom | Clifford Greenwood. Fortnight in South and
TUESDAY, APRIL 15
Michie 2: Prospect for Coal.' 10.00 THE NEWS,
FROM 19.19 HOME NEW G
BILITAIN 10.15 BBC BUGTTIAN ORCHESTRA. by John Hopkins; 7.15 CZECH PHILHARMONIc or. Conductes
Vale-Fantavio
minor-Glin- in CRESTEA.
Kubelkka: Symphony No. 8 B. Bat-
fo p.m. SCIENCE REVIEW.
Conducted
by igramophone records)
Refaci
1. p.m. SPORTS ROUND-UP,
8.00 THE NEWS.
TION
Glazunov.
B
By Charles Dickens, adapted COMPÉTI- Tadla in twelve porta by LISTENER
Cooper; 3: In Trouble';
8.10 NEWS TALK.
8.45 AC
Announcements
Asia and die Far East,
820 FROM THE EDITORIALS, 8.30 FORCES FAVOURITES.
8.00 DONALD PEERS.
930 ULSTER MAGAZINE.
0.45 LETTER FROM AMERICA, By Altair Cooke. 10.00 THE NEWS. 10.TO HOME
NEW 8
FROM
BRITAIN. 10.44 89 MIDLAND LIGHT
CHESTRA.
Gabriel: Oliver
For
Twig--witrid
1120 WEATHER REPORT,
HOD SAVE MIE QUEEN. Downing: The Arttut Dodger-Brion Emith; Charley Bates Barry MAC 11,20 CLORE DOWN.
Gregor: Nancy-Betty Ann Da**St} Hose
Hurndall;
Fock-
Monks Richard Brownlew-John Turnbull; seller-Alee Vinter; Man-alcolm Officer-familion Dyca; Hayes; Court Officer-Charles Lamb: Mr an-Fong-Jphu Ruddock; Clerk-Mai- Driver-Hamilton colm Науса Dyce, Produced Lefeaux.
Conducier: Gibert Vinter. 11.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL.. 111 ABC CONCERT HALL,
by
Charles
17.45 Wüfred Vickles in
DAVE A 001' c SYMPHONY ORCHES
Picturesque Valts Hartington, THA
Musical in "Derbyshire; Matcoun Sargen village Conductor: Sir
introduction ilustrations by Violet Corson, pro Maiselivitech (plane); and Allegre for wirings Elgar: Canduced by Barney Colchan. certo No. 5 in E mat for piano and 12.35 9.75. 'WALTZ TIME." the Listener orchestra Emperor')ershoven. to:
12.30 BYRJOUB ARGUMENT. Fortnight in South and South-East 12.15 am. INTERNATIONAL COM. (ramophone records) MUNISM. Aula and the Far East,
TION. Announcements
COMPETI-
20 FROM THE EDITORIALS.
ENGLISH MAG
9.00 CALLING ALL
35-
Vit the B.A.O.R.: Ted Ray troduces a programme for Services
everywhere froin thQuests: Diana Theatre, Lunebergi
| Dora and Cyril Ffelcher, wiin Lesli
Wekts and Carole Carr. 10.00 THE NEWS, 10.10 IOM.Nkw ́s
BILITAIN.
rnom
10.15 MELODY FROM THE STARS.
Bongs from Musical Shows, 10.55 Interlade.
11.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL. 11.15 CONCERTO,
431
Terence MacDonagh, and the BBC Scottish Orchestra; Conductor: Whyte, play Vivaldi's Concerto for oboe and string orchestra; Handel's
Concerto for obae and PATEXIT.
12:15 am. PERSONAL Someone in the New 1230 TEG ftey to
RAY'H A LAUGH.'
1.00 THE NEWS.
140 NLWS TALK.
MONDAY, APRIL 14
p.m. BOOKS TO READ, TAS BALLET
A topical discussion programme by Elgin of a series of inks by Wala, team of authoritativa speakers. ter Kplatz.
12.30 RHYTHM 16 THEM
NESS.
BUSI
A programme of gramophone records
eser pls Preston.
"THE NEWS.
1. NEWS TÁLK.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16
1:00 PAB.
HEET THE COMMON.
WEALTH.
7.30 RENDEZVOUS PLAYERS. Featuring Jack Collinge.
2.45 pm. SPONTA ROUND-UP, 2.00 THE NEWK
1.10 NEWS TALK.
6,18 BRC
LISTENER
TION. Announcements for the Fortnight in South and Asia and the Far East,
COMPETI-
1.00 THE NEWS, 1.10 NEWS TALK.
FRIDAY, APRIL 18 1.00 pm IT STUCK IN
AIND.
MY
The best of three talks, by Tyrohe Famembered Guthrie on episodes from his own life.
7.13 Jack Jackson's
RECORD REVELS.·
145 PORTH KOUND-UP.
5.00 THE NEWS,
B10 NEWB TALK.
6.15 TEC LASTENER
COMPETI- TION,
Listener Announcements for the Llatener: Fortnight in South and South-East South-East Asia and the Far East.
20 FROM THE EDITORIALS,
B.S HAPPY
124 FROM THE EDITORIALS.
30 RADIO, THEATRE. Nancy Price la
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Tuesday
7.00 am. OPENING THEME,
.05 NEWS HEADLINES,
7.30 LIGHT MUSIC. B.00 NEW AND
PORT.
8.10 MUSIC.
5.00 CLOSE DOWN.
12.15 p.m.
WEATHER RE-
STUDIO: MORNING
PRAYERS.
By the Rev. Frank SHOTL 12.30 PROGRAMME BUMMARY. 12.82 FANTASIA ON BRITISH SEA
BONGS,
(Arr. and Orchestra by sir
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Wood).
Sir Henry Wood, fonduellag the London Symphony Och
18.45 EDMUNDO ROS
RUMBA BAND.
AND
TALES- 14. The Canon's Yeoman's Tale. Chaucer's porm,
adapted for broadcasting by Nevil! Coghill. 19.30 TIME FOR MUSIC.
1.00 am. OPENING THEME.
7.05 NEWB HEADLINES.
† 938 LIGHT MUSIC.
8.00 NEWR AND WEATHER RE-
PORT.
8.16 MUSIC,
9.00 CLOSE DOWN. 18.15 p.m. STUDIO:
KO'MAN
CATHOLIC PRAYERS.
By The Rev. Father R. W. Gallagher, ST
12.30. YQGRAMME SUMMARY, 1.32 JOURNEY INTO MELODY.
With Victor Silvester and His Orchestra.
1.15 NEWS, WEATHER
EPORT
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1.38 LUNCHTIME MUSIC. 2.00 CLOSE DOWN.
5.08 PROGRAMME 'SUMMARY.
0.07 CHILDREN'S HALF HOUR: "THE STORY OP RÜDIN HOOD,"
By Max Kester, Final Epirads: "ław King Edward Came to Sherwood Forest."
CANTONESE
RADIO. Given by Miss Lea and Mr 6. K. Led,
DK
Wal-lan
ORCHESTRA,
6.50 PHILADELPROM "THE YEO-
The BBC Acottish Variety Or...30 STUDIO:
Kemlo chestra, conducted by Stephen, with Ian Gourlay, Dance to your shadow; Vaino des Ombres; Can I canoe you up the Folk river: Western Rhapsody: tune and fiddle Dance: The Blue Bells of Scotland; Kelvingrove.
(LON. 11.00 RADIO
NEWSREEL
DON RELAY). 11.15 GOODNIGHT MUBYC.
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The Trys-Sibellus): Black Floss (Sibelius) Jean Hammond (Bop.); The Swan of Tuonela (from "Lon
(Sibe- minkainen Sulle, Op. 32) Hus)-Leopold Stakowski and Philadelphia Orchestra. 11.9 WEATHER REPORT.
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.
Thursday
7.00 .. OPENING THEME, 2.05 NEWR HEADLINES, 740 LIGHT MUSIC.
TIJS
DO NEWS AND
FORT.
8.10 MUSIC.
Guer! Arbis: Carlos Ramirez and Rote Avril.
1.15 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT AND ANNOUNCEMENTS,
2.30 MUSIC FROM OPERA,
2.00 CLOSE DOWN.
4.00 PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 6.62 POPULAR VARIETY,
These things I after you (Nevins) -Patti Page; I'll always love you (Evans)-Today Johnson F member the Cornields (Raiton) - Dorothy Squires; Tennessee Wall (Stewart)-Teddy Johnson; Life's desire. (Evans)-Doris Day: All my Carr and life (lyric and adapt. Connor)-Steve Conway; The things summer (Styne) *=
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PS WORK AND WORSHIP.
630 SCOTTISH MAGAZINE.
6.15
Barothy Darke: Thomas
White. (Vocal): Good Luck, Good Health,
her husband-Francis Lunt: Niend God bless you (Adams)--Stave Can- las While, her sen-Dougins Leach; way: So deep in love (Stone) → Toni Arden; Together-Waltz (De Sylval-Joe Load and his
Orch.. Harry Kaya (Vocal),
435 STUDIO: CANTONESE
MADIO.
Arthur Brimb heighbour — Chatlon
A programut of news, sport, musle Martha Blanchard, her mother-
produced and topical interest,
by Nancy Price: Discussed by ellcity Gay: Fourth
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A series of fiva taika by Frank Wretard; Belly Farsons-Lilim An- 710 BERTHA M.
70 THINK ON THESE THINGS,
Soiloftor: Whitehead, on vocabulary and mot near; inspector Caunter-Norman Reginald GRENADIER QUARDS.
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Stas Pit- tredie: TIEK NEWS. ROME 3.00 HTUDto:
Forties-Lowls 19,00 THE NEWS. A NEWS TALK.
The Ge FROM cher Charles E. Sildwill; 8.13. anc
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(Paderewski): Conductor: Messrs Wilson and Harding, sch= | | Fortnight in South and South-East | BIG Variety Orchestra;
Paul Fenouihet.
In London. Produced by Asla and at.
Owen Reed. EDITORIALM. 1.20 Fot.
BANO- $30 ASIC FOR DANCING. Visor Bilvester and his Ballroom Orchestral
Presented by Christabel. 5.00 PROGRAMMI. SUMMARY,
EDINBURGH 4.03 THE FOURTH
INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF MUSIC & DRAMA. The Glasgow Orphous conducted by die Hugh Rober ton (Part 2).
639 KGHT NUSIC.
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Conducted by the Rev. W. M. Aikins with an Address by the Dean,
1.30 ADVENTURES OF P.c.
45.
igramophong
30 WELBI KISCELLANY.
'Cymania Gann."
Hymn Singing Festival recorded
King's Cross Chapel, London,
5. THE DEUATE CONTINUES.
11.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL 18.33 Michael Mordern In
THE KLOWERT JOURNEY IN THE WORLD.
The story of Fridtjof Nansen
eltors.
14 MICHAEL
BREIN PHONE QUARTET. 13.06 THE NEWS,
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A Parliamentary Review by Maha-en-Michael Mordernderup "NAR-
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the Fourth 10.10 HOME. NEW'S Case of
MUITAIN. Alol."
759 WEATHER REPORT.
16.15 James McKechnie and Cathe.
rine Salkeld in 1.00 TIME SIGNAL, WORLD NEWS
*A TABLE Fồn Two,' AND NEWS ANALYBIS (LON-
The story of a marriage: Specially told for broadcasting by Atabel con 215 EXCERITE
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11.06 Dig Ben, RADIO NEWINEEL. 1.15 VARIETY BANDBOX. Yan Sadler Foot-liansen Preston Arthur English, Your Resident
Pellergen-Paul Lockwood
Martin;
Comedian, Cyril Stapleton and his Nogstad-Robert Mawdesta John Ben-JohnWith Sverdrup-Ivan Orchestra. Samson; Henriksen-Wittred Bab- 18.15 m. REITH KENNEDY (tenor).
Lewis: 12.30 LISTENERS' CHOICE; toge Dr Blessing Geoffrey Jacobsen Läldrar Browne: Evs Light use.
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Ty om ftorbl. Minuet in G Major, Op. 14, No. "Allegro | Appas- sionato, Op. 70 (Quint-Saens);
7.00 ORCHESTRAL SELECTIONS
Golden Tho Symphonia Poem Spinning Wheel," Op, 100 (Dvorak) Royal Philharmonic Orch.. cons ducted by Sir Thomas Beecham,
130 STUDIO; "DOWN MEMORY
LANE,"
Presented by Alfaen Woods, 7.59 WEATHER HEFORT. 5.09 TIME SIGNAL, WORLD
NEWS AND NEWS ANALYSIS -
(RECORDED RELAY),
8.15 BOX 100:
Bert Offlette at the Consale. 8.30 TAKE IT FROM HERE,
With Joy Nichols, Dick Bent» ley and Jimmy Edwards,
8.60 LÖNDÖN STUDIO MELODIES
101. Ray Martin and is "Motorty
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MEN OF THE GUARD" (GIL- BENT AND SULLIVAN).. 7.45 WALTZ TIME" WITH ANDRE
KOSTELANETZ AND HIS OR CHESTRA. 749 WEATHER REPONT.
SIGNAL, 8.00 TIME
NEWS AND NEWS ANALYSIS (RECORDED RELAY)... 8.15 RANTIES
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AND
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FORENIT-
Gerald Stanley Biles (Bass), Crossman (Accordion), and DBC Men's Chords, conducted by Leslie Woodgate.
BAS SLAVONIC DANCES
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100 STUDIO: MUBIC
LOVERS'
HOUR CLABSICAL RE- QUESTS.
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Presented by Cretia Wndion, 10.00 A JOURNEY IN GREKCE.
Written and · Intradoced Laurence Glam. RE-11.00 RADIO NEWARPEL
DON RELAY). 114 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.
Nocturne in Mixts (Gray)-Lon- Dramalio SUM-don Promenade Orch.:
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for Humoresque. menade Orch.: Strings (Dolf van der Linden) -
Linden Dolf Van Der
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With Paul Weston and its Or-
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1.15 NEWS, WEATHER REPONT AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1.30 FROM THE THEATRES. 2.00 CLORE DOWN.
400 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 6.02 "IT'S SWING TIME," 6.30 HIT PARADE.
1139 WEATHER REPONT,
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN,, 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.
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