THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1952.
Your Radio Listening For Next Week In Detail-A "China Mail" Feature
"The Dam Busters" -Epic War Operation
Broadcast Over Radio Hongkong
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GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.
On the night of the 16th May 1943, nineteen RAF bombers led by Wing Commander Guy 14 CLOSE DOWN. Gibson, V.C., D.S.Q., D.F.C. let loose 350 million tons of water to cause havoc in the Nazis' greatest arsenal, and did more damage to Hitler's war effort than some of the thousand bomber raids.
Next Friday is the ninth anniversary of the raid on the Moehne and Eder Dams in the Ruhr, broadcast over Radio and "The Dam Busters" Hongkong at 10 o'clock that evening structs the epic attack and tells the story of the years of patient 'back-room' work by a scientist, B. N. Wallis, that made the raid possible.
name.
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"The Dam Busters" is a BBC feature and was adapted by Paul Brickhill from his book of the same The author, who as a fighter pilot was himmelf shot down over the Mareth Line and imprisoned in Stalag Luft III, knew several of the 'dam-busters' and hay hased bis story on first hand information, official records, and Guy Gibson's own account of the raid in his book "Enemy Coast Ahead.”
Thrilling 09 is the account of how the bombers flew through frightful hazards to the attack Afy-six young men did-not- of the in- come home--much
terest of the programme centres on how Mr. Wallis worked out the problems of the special mine they used, and the immensely difficult.job of planning and re- crews to a hair's hearsing the
breadth of accuracy. The pro- gramme was produced in the BBC Home Service by Leonard Cottrell, with Ronald Simpson af B.N. Wallis, Clement McCallin as Guy Gibson, and Felix Felton
as
the narrator.
7.15
Athenian League y All Hong- kong (Club Grounds). (OB) LUTON OILS endir.
7.30 VARIETY BANDBOX.
Manio-Loa Four: Frankie
7.00 .. OPENING THEME. 7.05 NEWS HEADLINES, 7.10 LIGHT MURIC.
8.00 NEWS AND WEATHER NË-
PORT. 0.00 CLOSE DOWN.
BBC
12.30 p.m.
MACY.
PROGRAMSTE
LIGHT PIAND PARADE.
GUM-
12. LONDON STUDIO MELODICS.
Eric Robinson and His Orches tra with Donald Scoļi" and June Wulineid.
1.13 NEWS.
WEATHER
REPORT
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1.39 MUSIC FOR YOU.
20P CLOSE DOWN,
0.00 PROGRAĶIME RUMMARY,
0.0 STUDIO:"CHILDREN'S HALF!
Presented by Ellabeth Ann.
HOUR
rseas Shortwave
630 STÚDIO:
HALF HOUR.
PORTUGUESE | Napoli Bay Kynoch)
7.00 HAN EVENING AT THE LON-
DON PALLADIUM,"
7.30 UNITED NATIONS ALBUM. 1.45 ARTIST OF THE WEEK -
MIYA HESH (PIANO). 7.59 WEATHER REPORT, 1.00 TIME
BIGNAL.
WORLD
TALK
NEWB NEWS AND
RECORDED RELATE 4.15 THE MELACHAINT ORCHES- TRA WITH WEDSTEL TOOTH (TENOR), Woodland Revsi
Slow
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(Melagarinos:
organ);
rammes
(6.45-9.15 p.m. on 17.790 Mc/s, 16.86 m; 9.15 p.m.-12.15 am, on 11.75 Mc/â, 25.53 m.)
SATURDAY, MAY 10
7.00 p.m. WILLIAM HOLT
TALKING.
2.15 Lester Ferguson and Semp:ini.
UY REQUEST.
Give you the songs and tunes you have asked to hear, produced by Alastair Scott-Jonston.
7.43 SPORTS ROUND UP.
5.00 THE NEWS.
8.10 NEWS TALK.
8,15 Interlude and
DAILY QUOTATION.
flowerd and Richard A-30 FROM THE-KDITORIALS.
tenborough; Peter Braught and Andrews Archie
Howerd (Solo Spot).
Frankie
7.30 WEATHER REPORT, 8.00 TIME SIGNAL. WORLD NEWS AND NEWS TALK (LONDON RELAT).
8.15 HATURDAY ROUND-Ur. 8.30 "MELODY TIME.“
Sidney Torek and His Dyeisestra. Vocal: Guy Mitchell and Chapus, 9.00 UNUSUAL TALES" BY NG
WELLS.
"The Door in the Wall." 0.30 COMPOSER OF THE WEEK
SAINT-HAENH.
10.00. TUNER OF YESTERDAY. AND
TODAY.
11.00 RADIO NEWSREEL (LONDON
RELAY).
Sporting interest this werks GOODNIGHT MUSIC.
Eleven Vienne Dances (Bethoven) end is centred on the Athenian
ClubFelix Weingartner, conducting the League matches at the
Londen Philharmonic Orci. 11.20 WEATHER REPORT, Ground. Bill Phillips will bo
ROD SAVE THE QUEEN. covering the match between tha
11.30 CLOSE DOWN. visitors and All Hongkong tul evening at 0,30, and at the same Ume tomorrow evening listeners can hear his commentary play between the Athenians and Hongkong Selected.
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A newcomer to Radio Hong- kong's studio recitals is Miss Ma -who Si-yuin, a young flutist, gives & recital in conjunction with Michael Tin, tenor, at 8.15 Thursday. She is to p.m. on play Handel's Sonata in G Major. for Flute, and Michael Tin sings "Vittoria mlo Core"Victorious My Heart Is" by the 17th Century compos Gian Glacomo Carissimi, and "Caro Mio Ben
My --"Parling, Olordani.
Sunday
10.00 am. PROGRAMME SUMMARY. SPORTS 10.02 SATURDAY'S
RESULTS.
DON CHESTRA,
1930
8.30 FORCES FAVOURITES. 9.00 COLONIAL QUESTIONS, 5.15 CRICKET:
Middlesex v.
Glamorganalice.
A commentary by Rex Aiston from Lord's,
5.30 ACOTTISHI MAGAZINE. 9.45 THE HUMAN ENGINE. By Dr GeoTrey Bourne; 5: Nervous System. 10.00 THE NEWS. 10.10 ROME
BRITAIN. 10.15 LISTENERS' CHOICE, Light Music.
NEWS
7.30 JAMES VERITY (viola). RemaneBenjamin' Dale.
743 THINK ON THESE THINGS. Cristian hsmas, their music, and their means.
8.00
8.10 NEWS TALK.
15 interlude and
DAILY QUOTATION.
8.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 8.34 MUSIC FUR DANCING.
A programme of strict tempo dance music played by Orches livester and
-9.18-LIGHT-MUSIC. igramophone records)
talks
9.30 WELBI MISCELLANY. 'Canu Pention Oslan Elis about the traditional Welsh way of singing with the harp and he given Examples of this uniqua form folk music.
of
>
1.45 EVERYBODY SWING. Music and song in Country Style from a West Country Square Dance
2.13 WORK AND WORStır. Farly
0.30 SCOTTISH MAGAZINE.
of news. sport, A programmo music, and topical Interest, cuced by Bul Meikle,
ого-
9.45 A FRONTIER PROBLEM, George Sheppard recalls in etdeni in his work as Geologist to the Republe of Ecuador.
NEWS
--Webster Death: Zingara Chaminade): Star- Ight rod Wallz Melachting)
Wednesday
7.00 m. OPENING. TUCME, 7.05 NEVS 1gadlines, 7.10 LIGHT MUSIC,
3TUDIO: "I LIKE WHAT I 12.30 p.,
RIS AS TUR OPERA,
'"pon farise" by Vardi, Am 1 PASKO LI, KIng of Spain - Cene opalnusal Bjoerling.
Hodrigos Marquise Grand Flobert Aferrill Bardone);
Stipes inqulaltor Jerome
(Tenor):
(Hav
Elizabeth of Valois, wife of Philip
Della Rijal Soprano); The Prin ders BF balsam Vedci Baybier
Mezzo-Sop); A Yaar - Luboinfr Vicheranov (ERT); Thanbeid, Eliza BUM-bela Paro Ann. Ballinger (Tenor) Ayel Herald-emberg Tilda Maria, (Soprano) The Count of Lerma
8.00 NEW AND WEATHER · 9.00 CLOSE DOWN..
PROČIAMME MANY.
TRA, Plesnieg by Chrulahel Wheat-12.32 AMBROSE AND HIS ONCHER.
12.45 FIZOM THE FILMS.
MUSIC AND Soxa" or COLE PORTER.
ley
2.00 OVER TO YOU
with Richard Murdoct Kenneth ItDING
938 TIME FOR MUSIC.
and
TAO NHC Scottish Variety Or cherin,
conducted by Kerala Blephen with lan Gourlay.
Brazilan Ungrateful heart: The
Bercatolle! Tia Blue Fiddler Ninette La Arcadiana: Sel: The Belis of Scotland; Kelvingrove, 10.00 CONCERTO.
Liver-
Violin Concerto (Deilus)--Albert Sanimana (Violin) and the pool Philharmonic Orch.. conduct- ed by Sir Malcolm Sargent.
Interlude.
Irmelin-Intermezza (Doliue) - London Philharmonie Orch.. can. ducted by Sir Thomas Bercham. 10.30 CHANSON FRANÇAISE,
REPORT
WEATHER 1.35 NEWS,
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 130 LONDON BTUDIO CONCERT.
The New Symphony Orchestra, ronducted
2.00 CLOSE DOWN als Wright,
Paul Franke, Countess of
| Ag Celestial
Darcy (Tenor) The
Volcourie Soprano): Fylle Stiedry, conducting. 10.13 PURASURE PROś naons...."
A Talk op Reading Plaries by Tam Dribers,' 'MP". 10.30 POPULAR VARIETY,
The Red Sombrera (Bing)-514- nex Torch and is Orch. Blue Vel vet (Morris)Tony Bennett; Doming The glory of Ferrari-Doris estos and lave (th-Paul HALF HOUR-
foreh
Down
apoRENE SUMMARY,
0.02
TOYTOWN,"
and
s
Yonder (Culbers Chesney (Harmonisas Ronald Ozorge Elliot (Caltri: Tülin Raha leather (Carion)-Hob and All Terr nin DIP"; You've got me cring
!'you· Tatch
WORLD TALK
By S..itule Regman. "The Enchanted Ark." 4.30 SONGS OF WALES. 1.95 STUDIO: "LUGKY
VARIETY REQUESTS Presented by Margherita. 7.59 WEATHER REPORT.
SIGNAL 1.00 TIBI
AND NEWS
NEWB Bergerette (Folklore); Jd Sul-Un
(RECORDED RELAY). Bohemien (Lopez) - Georges
8.15 VILANK CORDELL AND 118 ORCHESTRA WITH CHORUS. (Forres) Yvette closer la_me)
Lovely is the evening Weston Quetary Venez Pres De Mol (Come Giraud: Tu Te Souviendras De Mol
Tango (Poggi) Yvette Giraud: Bless you my ewent (Annan)-Allen (Lubona): Musio Forteur D'asu (Solar) Georges Jorts: Granada
by the Angels (Symes): No more (Based on
Poloma-Yradier).
WEEK 19.45 BANCING TIME.
Cuetary.
Waxtrot
T's gonna be too late Newell Rid Phillips and Band. Stella Tanner and
HeartsWaltz
of achin' Band (with Vocal).
NEWSREEL 14.00 RADIO
DON RELAX). 11.13 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.
3.30 ORCH.
THE HALLE
and Gretel" Overture "Hansel Johnnie
Humperdinck)-Sir John Barbirolli Suite Enger (Vocal): Vivere Toxtrol
Malcolm Sargent (Bandai) ir 1B10) Robert Gaden and his (Conductor): "Water Music" Orch. Too young-Foxtrot (Des)
(Conductor): Bavarian Dance, Op. Orch. Young and h's FROM Louanne logan (Vccal); The Piz-27, No. 2 "Lullaby"-Elgar)-Bir 10.10 HOME
RECITAL. 9.00 A Nobla-(Darifatte). icate Rumba (Camarata) Roberto John Bagbirolli. (Conductor)......... BRITAIN.
By Dennis 10.15 BUTTISH INDUSTRIES FA inget and its Orch. Down the.
Will the he waiting up? Stem- Barbara The miéruptione will visit all three Trail
Fair: Light and Simon) Oscar Rabin and hisdale-Bennett): At Senta sections of the
(LON-Weatherly and Russell): The Or-
gan Blower (Barker); Unit. (San
(Alam Ifenvy Industries. and Textiles. 10.45 CITY OF BIRMINGHAM OR
derson): Phantom Fleats CHESTRA
Середе Conducted by
Welden.
Murray). RADIO NEWSREEL. gramophone recordi 11.09 DIE PARALLEL 11.15 38TL
book gelberg of the version A radio
Korean Reporter by tene Cutforth, produced by Peter Divat Smith, 12.15 m. ACCOMBION MUSIC, (gramaphone records) 1930 NEW RECORDS,
Curlyford.
9.45 THE DEBATE CONTINUES, The Parliamentary Review by Maha-
rajkumari Indira of Kapurthala, 10.00 THE NEWS. 1.10 HOME NEWS
BRITAIN,
FROM
11.00 g Hen. RADIO NEWSREEL. 11.15 RACING. ----
10.15 ROOM TO LET.'
FROM
Handicap. The Great Jubiice A recorded commentary by Itay-toria Blane-Howiccon Cuilt; The Presented this wack by Roy Brad- mond Glendenning from Park.
Kempton
1130 SANDY MACPHERSON.
At the theatre organs. 11.43 CRICKET.
Lancashire v. Kent.
Moyes:
1,10 NEWS TALK.
THURSDAY, MAY 15 2,00 p.m. MID-WEEK TALK: 7.15 LISTENERS CUGICE. Concert Music.
casting by Margery Allingham: J. A detective play written for broad- J.Jones-Dennis Arundell: Inspec. Chairman-Malcolm Minter Russell Naptor: Sergeant 100 THE NEWS. Harris-Ichn Turnbull: Alles-Mar- Mus- Jotie Westbury: Mas Molly Krave-Joan Hart; Mrs Musgrava -
Charles-Volen- Molly Rankin: Dr
Atkinson Jack tine Dyall; Mr A commentary by John Arlott from willim: Mike Akson David Middlesex V. Feel; Mr Porter-Franklyn Bellamy, Old Trafford and
Continuation Glamorganshire;
of with Denise Bryer, Gabrielle Blunt, Sarah Leigh, Ela John Carol. Milne. Evelyn Monre, Elsa Palmer. by and Gladys Spencer, produced Peter Watts (a new production of the play originally written for the BECA twenty-afth birthday 18471,
commentary.
А
12.15 am. MUSIC OF THE REGI
MENTS. sixti
series The programmes illustrating the musical of the history of the Regiments British Army: Ilustrations by the Band of the Royal Military School of Musle (Kneller Hall). 1245 MOTOR RACING. "The start of the Day
JOBN
OR-
1.00 THE NEWS. 1,10 NEWS TALK,
40
11.00 Big Bon. RADIO NEWSREEL. BRASS AND 11.15 SOUNDING
VOICES. Express With the J. L. Aley Festival Choir
of Macclesfold.
conductor, J. L. Riley, and the Mancaster C.W.9. Band, conductor, Eric Ball,
THIRD THо- 11.45 FROM THE
SUNDAY, MAY 11
PROMENADE 10.05, 510RNING MELODY" ON- Out- THE BERVICE HELAY OF FROM THE UNION CHURCHternational Trophy Race at Silver- KENNEDY ROAD. Preacher the Rev. George stone. Stevenson.
BY 11.30 SONGS
MCCORMACK (TENOR), SYMPHONY CHESTRA. 11.45 GILAND 12.15 p. STUDIO: SPORTS TIME
1.00 pm, SUNDAY SERVICE. BY BILL PHILLIPE.
Dun- From Upper Falls. Church, 12.30 PROGRAMME HUMMARY. Own"-by: 1233 BARRY
murry, Helfast, conducted by the OWENS AND
Jameron Rev. F. C. ROYAL HAWAIIANK
MAKES 13.45 "OFF THE RECORD"-BECENT | 7.30 PRACTICE
POPULAR RELEASES,
WEATHER REPORT 1.1 NEWS,
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 13) AFTERNOON CONCERT.
FORCES' REOGRAMMIES, 2.00 TAKE IT FROM HERE
With Joy Nichols, Dick Bentley And atmmy Edwardı, 2.30 STUDIO; JAZZ HALF HOUR Presented by tobin Day.
In "World Theatre" at half- past-nine on Wednesday
ing there is
even-
To-
2 BBC presentation "Ghosts,"
of Henrik Ibsen's
day it is regarded
of
this
the work
but was not always the case, for its first production in Lon don in the 1880s was greeted storm of hysterical .with
a master playwright:
abuce,
The radio version by Lance Steveking is based on Willem Archer's translation and the by Ayton is production Whitaker. MrsAveling
Grizelda Hervey; played by Oswald, her son, on whom the sins
mate
19
of the father have been visited, is played by John Caza- bon; Regina, Oswald's illegit
by Denise half-sister,
Manders Postor Bryer;
and Simpson; Fonuld carpenter Engstrand by William Trent.
.
by the
In "Music Lovers' Hour" on Friday di nine o'clock, Curtis Hindson presents a Haydn Piano Sonata, the Mozart Piano Fial Major in B Concerto (K 595), and the Overture to "King Lear by. Berlioz.
3.00 STUDIO: HOSPITAL
QUERTS
Presented by Christabel.
TIS
RE-
4.00 BLIGH OF THE LOUNTY."
By Rex Rienits.
Epizode 8: "The Star 4.30 BBC BANDSTAND.
Gathers."
Central and of the Royal Air Force, cendurled by Wing- Commander & En
4.00 STUDIO: HOME REQUESTS
Presented by blah. 6.00 PROGRAMME SUMMARY.
SERVICES EVEN- 6.02 STUDIO:
RONG
Conducted by the Rev. E.L... Itell C.Y
30 FOOTBALL.
ila EHIC
Athenian league vllongkong Belected Club Grounds (0) COATES AND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Cinderella-A Phantary (Coales), 130 SCOTLAND YARD.
DY
ORLANME..
'Apartheid in South Africa." A talk by His Excellency the High Commissioner for the Union of South Africa, Dr A. L. Goyer. 12.05 am. Interlude.
12.15 MELODY MXTURE.
PER-
7.15 SPORTS ROUND-UP, 5.00 THE NEWS. 8.10 NEWS TALK. 3,15 Enterlude And
DAILY QUOTATION. 1.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 8.30 SPOUTING RECORD
B.45 LAND, AND LIVESTOCK. An agricultural magazine.
9.13 BANDY MACPHERSON. At the theatre organ, 0.30 WELSH DIARY. Wales, introduced by W. R. Owen. Comments on current affairs
145 BRITAIN AT WORK, 1952,
船
The last of a series of reports byl, Wayne Mineau and Norman Michig The on Britain's key industries Businers of Film. 10.00 THE NEWS. 10.10 HOME NEW S
BRITAIN.
10.35 BBC NORTHERN
TEA. Conducted
FROM ORCHES-
Kisch;
by Royalion Jack Bylleld and his Players, with Overture: La Baruffe Chiazzolle
Sinigaglie: Symphony No. 9 in Frederic Curzon (organ).
fiat-laydn: A Russlan Interlude 12.30 VARIETY FANFARE.
PECT.' Seventh of thirteen programmes presenting High Speed Varisty with Gordon Jacob. selected from
1953 Overseas the Examination Syllabus of the Asso The Kordlies; The Augmented Nor-13.00 Big Ben: RADIO NEWBREEL.
11.15 OLIVER TWIST.'
for clated Board of the Royal Schoolsthern Variety Orchestra, conducted
by Vilem Tausky, introduced by ny Charles Dickens, adapted
Giles Alon Clarke. produced by Ronnie radio in twelve parts by of Music, played and presented by C.V.O.. Ernest
Cooper: 7: Friends and' Enemies." Bullock. Sir
at Or Taylor,
produred by Charles Létaux. 1.00 THE NEWS, President: Royal Colleg Ranlets; Choral Prelude. 'Schmucko
11.45 FRANKIE NOWEND 1.10 NEWB TALK. #5 Choral Pretudos Dich from (L.B.S.M. Teaching List Al-Bach. arr. A. M. Henderson; Voluntary Organ (Old English in C minor
C)-Maurice Music (Grade VIII.
3. West.
Green CT ROUND-Ur.
8.00 THE NEWA A.ID NEWS TALK. 8.15 Interlude and
DAILY QUOTATION.
TUESDAY, MAY 13
7.00 .. BIF REPORT. 7.15 CITY OF BIRMINGHAM
CHESTICA.
George
igramophone recorda). "
Conducted by
2.00 THE NEWS.
8.10 NEWS TALK.
7.45 BTORTS ROUND-UP. ·
8,13 Interlude and
DAILY QUOTATION.
EAST.
by
On a flying tour of Mediterranean Services Bases, accompanied Marcia Owen, Blanche Moore, and on-Eric James: Script by Erla Sykes,
produced by Roy Speer. 12.15 am. WALTZ TIME. fgramophone records)
Weldon.
8.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 8.10 FORCES FAVOURITES. DOG DONALD PEERS.
8.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 8.30 ENGLISH MAGAZINE. 9.00 CALLING ALL FORCES, Charle Chester and Tony Hancock for Ser introduce a programme vices everywhere: Your Request
With Donald Phillips at the plane. with Terry-Thomas, Favourite:
Peter Raight Singers: Carole Carr, Lealle Welch, Stanley and The
Orchestra. The Dance Orchestra, conducted by Black and the Dance
and Stanley Black. Drown produced by Jacques
9.30 ULSTER MAGAZINE,
FROM
9.45 LETTER FROM'AMERICA. By Alistair Cooke, 10.50 THE NEWS,
2010 ROME NEW B. FROM
BRITAIN.
10.15 BBC MIDLAND LIGHT
CHESTRA
12.30 BERIOUS ARGUMENT.
A topical discussion programme by
a team of authoritative apeskers.
1.00 THE NEWS,
1,10 NEWS TALK.
FRIDAY, MAY 16
1.00 p.m. FRONTIERS. talks Second of threo Ustinov.
7.15 JACK Fatkion's
RECORD REVELS. 7.15 SPORTS BOUND-UP.
8.00 THE NEWS.
4.ID NEWS TALE.
B.15 Interlude and
by
DAILY QUOTATION. 8.30 FROM THE EDITORIALS, OR-830 BADIO THEATRE.
"Alcina": Sulte Hardel)-Phishar
of New monte Symphony Orch York, conducted by Willem Men. 11.28 WEATHER REPORT.
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 11.30 CLQ9E DOWN.
9.15 ANDRE KOSTELANETZ AND
s onCHESTRA. Music of Irving Berlin (No. 21 Music of Irving Berlin-Intro: Say Blo Music: Remember: 11 with Sk The Ficeeltns:
THEATRE - 0.30 WORLD
"GHOSTS,"
By Henrik Thren.
NEWSREEL
Tuceday 13.00 RADIO
7.00 4.m. OPENING THEME, 7.05 NEWS HEADLINES, 7.10 LIGHT MUSIC. 8.05 NEWS AND WEATHER
DON HELAY),-
(LON-
Pre
11.35 GOODNIGHT MUBIO,
Twilight Reverie Abady): Con templation Abady)-London menade Orch. La Plus Quis Lente RE-Valse (Debussy)-Walter Gieseking
(Piano); Trelude-Book 1. No. Four.
Dehunsy)Walter Gieseking (Piano); 9.00 CLOSE DOWN.
Chanson De Null, Op. 5, No.: 1
Neel
Biring Ear The Boyd STUDIO: 12.15 p.m.
Orch.
PRAYERS,
MORNING
By the Rev. Withers Green. 12.70 PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 12.32 MUSICAL MOMENTE" WITH
QUENTIN MACLEAN GAN)
12.45 MELODIES IN BLUE.
112 WEATHER BEFORT.
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.
(OR-11.30 CLOBE DOWN
1.15 NEW8, WEATHER REPORT AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.
1.30 ORCHESTRAL SELECTIONS.
2.00 CLOSE DOWN.
620 PROGRAMME SUMMARY,
CANTONESE 0.30 BTUDIOI 8.02 POPULAR VARIETY
RADIO.
Given by
Thursday
7.00 a.m. OPENING THEME,
7.03 NEWS BEADLINES.
7.10 1JGT MUSIC.
8.00 NEWS AND WEATHER
1.(Jones)~~ing buah Shore
1 cold.
and Tony Mariini: "I wish I wan (From "Slaughter Trail"--Murray) The Beverley &sters: Txin Tun Tion (Sigman Blaney Torch and Orch.
11.00 RADIO NEWSREEL
**** DON BELAV),
ELON-
Love's greeting Elgari! Love Ever- atid 11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC. Hts Orch. From Mozart's Treasur exting (Prim-Marek Weber StoreFantasia (Urbachi — Marek Weber and Elle Orch. 11.29 WEATHER REPORT,
GOD KAVE THE QUEEN. CLOSE TOWN.
Friday
1.00 a.m. OPENING THEME, 7.05 NEWS, HEADLINES. 710 LIGHT MUSIC.
2.00 NEWS AND WEATHER RE-
PORT.
9.00 CLOSE DOWN.
1215 P. STUDIO: ROMAN
CATHOLIC PRAYERS
By The Rev.
Gallagher BI.
Yather R. W. 12.10 PRORAMME SUMMARY, 1232 FATS WALLER AND HIS
ATUBIC
12.45 JOURNEY INTO MELODY,"
arches- With the Melachrizo
tra: Todd Duncan (Vocal). -1.15-NEWS WEATHER REPORT AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 130 LUNCHTIME MUSIC.' 3.00 CLOSE DOWN.
4.00 PROGRAMHE SUMMARY. 9.02 CHILDREN'S HALF HOUR:
AT "JENNINGS
SCOOL" By Anthony Buckerides. No. 2: "Jennings and The Penny
Black
30 STUDIO: CANTONESE: Br
RADIO
Given by Miss Les Wa1-12m and Mr 8. H. Leo. 6.307 E. FOWER BIGGS AT THE
ORGAN
WITH
ARTHUR
FIELDER'S SINFONIETTA.
7.00 EXCERPTS
DIGORE BULLIVAN).
TRUD-
FROM [GILBERT AND
BE Carte Opera Company; рт
Wai-lan
Miss Lea and Mr B. K. Les. 630 VRONSKY AND DA BIN
(PIANO DUo; 7.04, ORCHESTRAL SELECTIONS.
Overture "The Hebrides" (Fingal's Cave), Op. 20 bendelssohn! Vienna Philharmonic Orch,
Furtwangler: ducted by Wilhelm
OrpheusSymphonie Poem (Liszt) Royal Philharmonic Orch.. con- Beecham: ducted by Sir Thon2. Cossack Dance (thom "faceppa Techatkowaky)
сол
Hamilton Horty, conducting the Halle Oren. "DOWN MEMORY 748 BTUDIO:
LANE"
Presented by Alleen Woods 7.59 WEATHER REPONT.. 8.00 TIME'.
WORLD
BIGNAL, NEWS AND NEWS TALK (RECORDED RELAY). 3.15 A SHORT RECITAL,
By Yehudi Menuhin (Violin).
and Piano Sonata for Violin ("Devil's Trill"-Tartini).
$50 WILFRED
"HAVE AGG!"
PICKLES
IN
produceą
A Qui telan
by Barney
B.00 LIGHT MUSIC AND SONG.
Mantilla (A. PiconLondon Pra- Sunshine menade Crch.; Autumn
(Kmg)-London Promenade Orch. Lullaby from "Ermini" (Jakebow- aky); Sweet and Law (Tennyson)- Peter Edy Brown and Ensemble, Jean Parade Merrill (Vocal): Penguine (Finck): Fleurette (Anthony)-Los- Desort Promenade don
Orch.!
Pro- Caravan (Bantock)-Londen
you Wallingfor menada Orch.;
Allipsi; To the Land of my own McHugh Romance (Herbert)-John (Tenor): Persistent Serenader-In- Coqueterie termezzo (Coliina); (Butler) Valse Joyeuse (Butter) - Londyn Promenade Osch.
John Hoopeews.
10.00 THE A series of Dramatised Pro 10.19 HOME NEWS grammes on the Work of ADRITAIN. Neolland
Yard, "Forgery-For 10.15 MELODY FROM THE STARS. Export Only.
Babes from atualcal shows.
Conductor: 1.59 WEATHER AKPORT.
Gladys Young, Rachel Gurday, 8.00 TIME BIGNAL, WORLD NEWS BBC Revan Orchestra:
11.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL
and Anthony Ireland in
9.30 RTUNIO: MURICAL NOTE- AND NEWS TALK (LONDON Robert Bushy
10.45 PIANO MUSIC.
11.13 BC CONCERT HALL.
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BBC SYMPHONY ORCHES- By Lesley Storm: Cast in order of
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