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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1952,

Your Radio Listening For Next

Week In Detail-A "China Mail" Feature

Urban Council Election Candidates

To Broadcast Over Radio Hongkong

Time on the air has been offered by Radio!0 "THE LAST Hongkong to the nine Candidates for election to the. Urban Council,

Briefly, each candidate will be able, if he so wishes, to put over a five-minute talk in both English and Chinese. The period which has been set aside for these broadcasts is one of the best 8.10 to 8.15 on listening times of the evening

both ZBW and ZEK.

These broadcasts will be carried simultaneously by Rediffusion.

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The order in which candidates will be to broadcast determined by a simple ballot, So far, at the time of going to press, the following broadless's have been arranged:

Wednesday, May 21-Mr Peter

H. Sin.

Friday, May 23-Mr P. C.

Woo

Monday, May 20-Mr Percy Chen.

Tuesday, May 27-Mr T. O, Wednesday, May 28--Mr C, N,

Kong.

Thursday, May 20-Mr Brook A. Bernacchi.

Today is the Nalenal Day of On May 17, Norway.

1814.

a new Constitution was unani- mously passed by the Norwegin Parliament, and it has remainezi this day, with few amend- living part of the ments, ay a najonal fe of

10

In honour of the Aslang Lothe; herself a Nor- wegian, Lives-a-veital of piano music by Grieg and the con- Temporary Norwegian composer, Knut Nystedt, from the studios of Radio Hongkong tonight 1.10 p.m.

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The studio recital on Thursday

0.15 is an evening at Brobras programme given by Не the pianist George Parks. will play Capriccio, Opus 110, Intermezzo in C Sharp Minor, Opus 117, and the Firs! Move- ment-Allegro han troppo.- from Sonata In F Sharp Minor, Opus 2.

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Beclhoven, by Bagatelles Chopin's Polonaise, Opus 53, and an Exhibition" by "Pictures of Moussorgsky.

(Broadcasting on a frequency 845 kilocycles per second 9,52 megacycles per second in the 31 metra band).

and on

12.31 mm. PROGRAMME SUMMARY'. 1937 MELODY TIME." -

LE NEWS, WEATHER SPORT AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 130 ORCHESTRAL, SELECTIONS. PORCES PROGRAMMES,

CHOICE 2.00 STUDIO: FORCES

Presented by Rennard Hunt.

LEIGHTON 2,30 "LOVE FROM

BUZZARD" BY LEBTEB POWELL.

Fobode 2: "Room 10 Let"

HOSPITAL 3.00 STUDIO:

QUESTS

4.90 MEXICANA"

Presented by HelsTH ASPRE KOSTELANETZ AND HIS OR- CHESTRA (CONTINUOUS), 4.34 MUSIC FOR YOU.

TO BEG 5.00 "WE

A f'ombat nf The Sexes, 5.30 TIME FOR MUSIC.

DIFFER."

The EBC Sentilah Variety Or ehestra --with-Janelic.delande (soprano), conducted by Kenio Stephen.

MABY

PROGRAMME

BUMI.

Ind Banco Cavalcal 13.30 pm. CHRONICLE OF Jullet HARSET BY ANTHONY (Zandonal)-Franco l'stane (Cond.);

Waltz (Deliber-Lawranco | 12,32 JOURNEY INTO MELODY. Nasta TROLLOPE

15 NEWS, WEATHPH REPORT 9.00 RADIO HONGKONG “PROM" Collingwout.

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 11.00 RADIO NEWBREES. (LONDANÍ CONCERT.

130 MUSIC FOR YOU. RELAX),

2.00 CLOSE DOWN, 11.15 WEATHER REPORT, 11.19 STUDIO: EPILOGUE,

Overture "Fingal's Cove," Op. 20 (Mendelssohn)-The DBC Symphony Orel, conducted by Sir Adrian Bouil: Concerto In A Minor (Bach)~Thor Varga (Violin) with The 3 Movements. Philharmonia Biring Orch, conducted by Anthony Barnard, Harpsichord: 11,30 Geraint Janes; Fantastic Symphony, Op. 14 Episode in the life of an Art1) Berlion movement-The Concertgebouw Orch, of Amsterdami erducted by Eduard van Nelnum. 10.1 MUSIC FOR WORSHIP,

Community Hymn singing from Card Tabernacle,

tuw inter pa beth a wetal'draw; Jerusalem: On the Sea of life.

HOUSE OR- 10.15 ROYAL OPERA CHESTRA,

(Berllaz Marcha Jungrolst

(Cond: Monon Eugere Goossens

Puccini: Letenut Intermezzo

BBC Ove

Conducted by the itev. Father A. Birmingham, 83. GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.

CLOSE DOWN.

londay.

7.00 a.m. OPENING THEMG. 7.05 NEWS TEADLINES,

AND WEATHER

7.10 LIGHT MUSIC. 2.00 NEWA PORT. 8.10 MUSIC. 2.00 CLOSE DOWN.

Shortway

Ivor Moreton and DAYS Kaya (On Two Planol: While we're young Ліце (Palliz) Tony Bennelt: T30 Walix (Franz Grethe) Barlin Orch.. conducted Symphoniker

Bonde De by Walter Lisbe; La

Amour (O. Biraua)-Anfort Wal- brook; I can't see it your way Dandridgo; (Moo:8) Dorolly Please, Mr Sun (Getzov)-Johnru Ray & the Four Lads: Longing for

Kab (Data)-Ovar YOUWAI and hit Band with David Fdd. Patti Forbes & Marjori

Love song is 32 Bar (Vocal); (Brodsky)-Jolitný fond & his Red River Valley Boys I want to be near you Brown)-Percy Falth &

and Chorus. His Oril,

2.80. PROGRAMME SUMMARY. G.02 STUDIO: CHILDREN'S

BALF HOUR.

Presented by Uzabeth Ann. 4.30 STUDIO: PORTUGUESE

HALF HOUR. 7.00 "STRICTLY

CORD."

OFF THE

itecent Popular Neleases. Why Worry (Edwarda) Ivor Moreton and Dave Kayo (On Two RE- Pianos): My love for you (Wation) -Oscar Nabin and hir Band with

(Vocal): David Edr. Marjorie Daw

Hay (Byron) That ever lovin'

Program

(0.45-9.15 p.m. on 17.790 Mc/s, 16.86 m; 9.15 p.m.-12.15 a.m, où 11.75 Mc/a, 25,53 m.)

SATURDAY, MAY 17

MCLAREN

tehi

7.00 - MORAY

TALKING

7.15 Lester

yles

Ferguson annd

BY EQUEST

Give you the songs and tunes have asked to hear.

7.45 SPORTS ROUND-UP.

8.00 THE NEWS.

KIG NEWS TALK.

8.15 Interlude and

DAILY QUOTATION,

2.25 FROM THE EDITORIALS 1.10 FORCES FAVOURITES. 9.00 COLONIAL QUESTIONS. 9.13 CRICKET.

MCC v India.

- 8.10 NEW TALE.

8.15. Detalizm Voatbuit.

ITALY, V ENGLAND.*** An eye-witnes At Florilice Learnt.

8.20 PROM THE EDITORIALS. 8.30 MUSIC FOR DANCING.

0.30 яCOTTISH MAGAZINE,

A programme of news, sport, musle, * and topical intereat, produced by ac-Bi Meikle,:

ou A programme of strict tempo dance music played by Victor Svester and his Ballroom Orchestra.

9.15 CRICKET.

MCC v India.

A commentary by John Arlott on the second day's play at Lord's.

1.30 WELSH MISCELLANY.

9.45 PUT INTO WORDS. First of a series of live talks by who disewares the Dudley Evans,

problem of how to avoid actions and insccurate speech on when we have to describe an ob- Ject or explain a process accurate ty; 1: You know what I mean.

NEW'S 18.00 THE NEWS. 20.10 O ATE BRITAIN, 18.15 SOUVENIRS OF MUSIC. PBC Variety Orchestra; Conductor: Paul Fenoutlet.

FROM

2.30 ARTIST OF THE WEEK.

Daw

London Studio Recital: Ken- dan Taylor (laso).

1.50 WEATHER REPORT.

8.00 TIME! SIGNAL WORLD

NEWS AND NEWS (RECORDER RELAY).

8.15 A 1 KNEW HIM,

TALK

T. E. Lawrence" by Str Itonald Starry..

8.30 STUDIO: LIKE WHAT-1

JK2"

Fresented by Robin Day.

2.00 OVER TO YOU.

with Richard Kenneth Horns.

Murdoch and

Wednesday

7.00 .. OPENING TRIMB. 7.03 NEWS HEADLINES.. 1.10 LIGHT MUSIC,

WEATHER

B.GO. NEAR

FONT.

1.18 MUSIC,

AND

0.00 CLONE DOWN,

12.30 pm. PROGRAMME

SPALLY.

19.32 VIKKI MEMORIES. ·

R2

Prince of Spain (Tentary usa Biberling; floarigo, Marquis of Pak (Beritonel

The Robert Merril); Grand Inquisitor (as) Jerama Hines: Ezabeth of Valou, wilent Philip top) Dalla Rigut; Thù

of Princess

Ebolla (Merro-Bop) (BEM) Fedora Barbler: A Filar

Vichegonov; Theobald Lubomir RE-Tzabulin, Count of Lerma Tenne Yogo (Son) Anno Doli

lincer:

izra

Paul Franke: Royal (Tenor) Emery Darry The Comm BUIS is at Aremberg, sida Morse: A Celestial Voice (Sup) LA›cine Amara: Frita Effedry conducting.

1.15 NEWB, WEATHER REPORT AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.

1.30 LONDON STUDIO CONCERT.

The

Orchestra, Wellmates conducted by Denld Weight.

Fla! Hymphany: No. 5 m n (Benuhort),

2.00 CLOSE DOWN.

9.40 MUBICAL MOMENTS WITH

BAIE DA COSTA.

10,00 RELEASE FROM PAIN

"

f

A Festure Programs, Wrliten, by Ir. W, Leggett. Produced by Nesta Inin.

10.30 EDMUNDO 109 AND

HUMBA BAND..

TIM

Guest Artist: Rosita Berráne and Tito dulsan,

Amo

La Comparsa (Lecuona)--Hy Mondongo (Vaides, Hernandez) ** 1.00 PROGRAMME SUMMARY.

(Jose LN) Mambo: Paraquedista 0.02 CLEFLDREN'S HALF HOUR.

Tu Yonel Cadlo) Chora "The Eight penny-llalfpenny Wizard" by Alabel Constands-Fernando Sanchez)--Rostia Serrano;

Mce 10. Acercate

Fairus)--Tiln TOL. $10 FORCES HANDSTAND (CON- Cultar (Tenor); La Paloma-Ronita

CUET HALL),

The Hands the Royal Ulster Herrano: Aurora (Berrioz-Robert- Lago)-Tito Gulzar; Coppo (Dyr-

Ilides

7.03 STUDIO: LUCKY Bipman)-Jungle

VARIETY REQUESTS

Frearated by Margherit.

7.40 WEATHER REPORT.

Sarba: Gondings Tho Tko (John Bartee)-Mambo;

(Spina Abreu)-Somba; Cumana Jilaman, Allen)-Jungle itimba.

(LON-

NEWSREEL

DON RELAY).

Valies

Lagist

8.00 TIME MONAL, WORLD 11.90 RADIO

NEW..

8.10 ELECTION- TALK · BY CAN-11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.

Characteristic BIDATE TO URBAN COUNCIL: Four

(Coleridge-Taylory -- Now! hir Pelas 1 Sin. 8.15 "MUSIC FROM HOLLAND."

Symphony Orch., conducted by J. The Chole "Mastercliter Blaar". Alatile Murray: Icial Washerwordan funduried by Martin Katkelko- | (Arr. Sowerby)-New Light Gym-

ren.

Pratime.

phony Orch.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.

Domine Jesu Christe; Jagdlied; Priesterkoor uit "Die Zaubertiote: 1. WEATHER REPORT.

8.30 ORCHESTRA OF THE WEEK 120 CLOSE DOWN,

-ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA

Bir Thomas Beecham (Condue-Friday

tor). "The Messiah"-Overture

Jan-

7.00 a.m.

OPENING THEME, 7.03 NEWS HEADLINES. 730 LIGHT MUSIC. 2.00 NEWN

PORT.-

830 BTUSIC.

AND WEATHER . EE-

1.00 CLOBE DOWN, 12.45 pm. STUDIO:

034

CATHOLIC-PRAYERS. By The He Father 1. W. Gallagher, 8.5.

BUMMARY

1200 GRAME (TIANO) AND

With Philip Green and 104-Or- chestra.

930 BRITINU CONĊEAT STALL.

The Philharmonia Orchestra, conducted by Clarence nay- Bould.

dell: Pastoral Symphony (Handel); Overture, 1 Ballo. Sullivan); La Chasseur Maudit (The Accused

Poci from Serenade in Hunter) Symphanie targhetto

Strings Elzar); Irish Franck): Le Dinler Gothnell de

in Vierge.... Minar for Symphney (arty)

0.00 LICIT 1038 GLANSON FRANCAIRE...

Whh Vocal by Jessica Dragon- Jean Sablon and Ridegarde.

ette and Mario Lana, Ma Jamblan)-Jean Sablen:

(Mirellie) - Jealous Lover (from "The Roman Quand Up Vicomte

It my RE (Hahn) Tom C'etalt were only winged Sabion: Hildegarde: Ah Le reilt Vin ane the Age"-Williams);

Porque Jenkins and his Palm Court Orch.: (Prajcant-Jean

Plaisir D'amour (Love's Joy) (Mar- Cayne)--Jean Sablon, Exit (Stor)dérarde: 10.4 SID PHILLIPS AND HIS OR-in; Wih you love me (Pergalent) | 12.32

JERRY MURAD'S BARMONI- Athletas www.Jessica CHESTRA,

Dragonette:

CATE, 12.45 MELODY TIME." & Is Orch.: Silver Dollar-Foxtrot (Ness) (Gracks: Col De Heche (Grock)- Johnnie Eager. (Vocal); Tuki Tiki Mischa Michaelaft

For you alone (Besh)); My song. my love (Declby)Mario Lanza:

1.15 NEWS, "Toon"-Jingle Foxtrot (arring- toni-Johnnie Enger and Geraldine

Beauty Parlez Moi D'Amour (Lenoir)--Tam English (Vocal): Farru

(David-van-Alt-Jenkins and his Palm Court Orch. No-Foxtrot

9.30 THE LINDEN THEK." man)-Johnnie Enger (Vocal): De-

By J. B. Priestley with Gladys Young and Edward Chapan. By vadne Price and Barbara Coutour Foxtrot (Westmoreland)-Den-

(LON- 11.00 RADIO NEWSREEL Der: Mother-Betty Hardy: Roddy-ry Dennis (Vocals Tea of All — Desmond Carrington; iny-Mar- Foxtrot (Dewari--The Tanner Slu- Jurie Westbury's Izzy-Arthur Rid-teraVocall: Down the trail of A report from Hastings.

Guest chin hearts-Yoxtret Benny-Philip Vickers: 10.30 FOCUS ON SUPERSTITION.

Peter Bathurst, Nurse Joan Hart: Denny Dennia icenl),

NEWSBERI A survey has shown that in Britain

the direction of 11.00 RADIO

DON RELAY). today, one quarter of the pupula Orchestra under

nearly Mark Lubbock; Production by Nor-

11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC. suverstitious, and tion

man Wright.

London Promenade Orchestra, half the women questioned thought

In the cloisters (Collins: Sunday Bercousa Morning King Paliner); presented this week by Boyd Neel. (Faulkes); Elite-Ball).

11.20 WEATHER REPORT.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN, 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

Song Recital by Nelta Crimes.

9.45 THE DEBATE CONTINUES. A Parliamentary Review by Maha. rajkumar! Indira of Kapurthala, on 30.00 THE NEWS. 10.10 ME

A commentary by John Arloti the Arzt day's play at Lerd'. 9.30 SCOTTISH MAGAZINE. 9:45 THE HUMAN-ENGINE ----| Last of six talks by Dr Geoffrey Ehurne: The Skin." 10.00 THE NEWS.

200 THOGRAMM” SUMMATEY 6.02 STUDIO: UNIT REQUESTS

Frearsed by Linda, Calling: 10.10 ME KAP The Exlwan. 7.00 LIGHT MUSIC OF PERCY

FLETCHER.

7,15 NORVEGIAN NATIONAL DAY Aan Herial by Arlaur Lothe (Htudio),

Or

1.3 VARIETY BANDnox.

Hello Tarr: Betty Driver; Radio Reveliers; Rez is, Billy Terrent and Hi chesira Campore: Pullo Slessor,

7.30 WEATHER REPORT. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL. WORLD NEWS AND NEWS TALK (LONDON RELAY).

8,15 SATURDAY ROUND-UP. 8.30 FU. FÅVOURITES. D.15 A SHORT

A most successful series of BBC recorded! programines, "We Beg to Differ", is to be re- broadcast on the Forces pro-11.00 RADIO NEWSREEL (LONDON grammes on Saturday afternoons

BRITAIN.

NEWS FROM

10.15 LISTENERS' CHOICE. Light Music.

BRITAIN.

NEWS

10.15 - LIBERAL PARTY,

FROM

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.

11.00 Big Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL 11.15 Marjorie Westbury in

'TILLY LOD.'

it unlucky to walk under ladders; 12.15 a.m. ACCORDION MUSIC.

Juramophone recordgi 11.15 MUSIC OF THE REGIMENTS. The Dreamme describes the extra- 11.00 Big Ben. RADIO NEWSREYI..

12.30 NEWS RECORDS, The arventil of a series of Die ordinary prevalence of superstition, the musical and examines some of the reasons grammes Ulustrating

Regiments of lie for it, written by Michael Wharton, istory of the British Army: Illustrations by the produced by Joo Turroughs,

11.00 leben. RADIO NEWSREEL.. Band at the Royal Military Scho

Conduc-1118 BOUNDING BRAKS AND of Music (Cheller Hall):

VOICES.

son.

tor: Major Meredith Roberts; Pro-

Voice gramme Introduced by Lionel Mar-with the Birkenhead Male

Cholt, conductor, Charles T. Scar- Aviation ratt, and the Fairey Works Band,

tortimer

1145 CRICKET.

MCC v India.

and of commentary VIOLIN RECITAL | Continuation JY JARCHA HEIFRTZ.

Warwickeldra v. Gloucestershire; A 9.30 COMPOSER OF THE WEEK-It.

commentary by Brian Johnston on VAUGHAN WILLIAMS,

the first day's play si Edebatan. The Light Music Siring Enverable. 12.15 am. MELODY ON STRINGS. 12.30 SANDY MACPDERSUN. At the theatre organ. 12.45 CRICKET.

Man WITH THE DANCR

RELAVY

at 3 o'clock. A panel of four 15 GODNIGHT MUSIC.

women and two men, question-master

Trio in G Major (Haydn)-3 move- andments-Cortot, Thibaud and Carats

the Inst. Trias. w keep enables

the 1129 WEATHER REPORT.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. forward in private 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

fighting verbal,

views put

about the relative merits and demerits of men and women to

be aired upenly. Questions sont

in by listeners are answered by

the six members of the panel,

Sunday

MCC v India.

Continuation of commentary.

1.00 THE NEWS.

1.10 NEWS TALK.

SUNDAY, MAY 18

7.90 p.m. BUNDAY SERVICE.

Dursley Church, Gloucestershire,

From

Congregational conducted

Many of them deal with the 1040 am. PROGRAMME SUMMARY by the Rev. Angus Jones.

10.02 SATURDAY'S

RESULTS,

8 ONTS 1605 310RNING MELODY,

15.20

lighter side of life, but the panel can be serious and informative, too, on present-day difficulties.

are all well- The speakers known: in the first programme,

are Joyce they for instance, Grenfell, Kay Hammond, Char- mian Innes, and Gladys Young 11.30 on the distaff side; and in the with question- opposite camp,

Roy Piomley Armly master seated in the neutral corner, re John Clements and Dr Charles Hill, who for many years was the Radio Doctor.

A new medical undertaking af the greatest value and importance to the people of the Colony is being started by the Red Crom and the Medical Department, This Is the Hongkong Blood Tians- Jusion Service, and at 8.10 p.m. tomorrow Radio Hongkong is the talk by broadcasting a Director of Medical and Health Services, Dr the Honourable K. C. Yeo, in which he will teli Ilsten- ers something about the service and how they can help to make

it a succes?.

Tomorrow afternoon, Sunday, at 8 o'clock, patients in the Royal and B.M.H.. Naval Hospital Bowen Road, will hear their requests played by Betty.

She and Diana-both already familiar to our "Home Requests" listeners are taking "Hospital Requests" over from Christabel and will be presenting the programmne each alternate week.

T.E. Lawrence-Lawrence of whom Winston Arabia of

'I do not see Churchill wrote:

I dear, clsewhere. his like

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shall whatever our need, never see his like again', died on the jolt of May in 1935. As

this coming Monday is the an niversary of his death, Itadio Hongkong Is broadcasting at 8.13 that evening, a a 'personal port rait of Lawrence by Sir Ronald Starts in the BBC series "As I Knew Him.

Sir Ronald, former Governor nf Jerusalem, was closely asso riated with Lawrence in the Middle East during the First .World War, and

recalls .. the memories

almost Legendary-igure whose daring and personality Im- pressed everyone, and whose ite lustrated, that rare com- binalios, a man of action and a man of tetier.

In "Music Lovers! Hour' on Friday night ut 9 o'clock, Curtia Kindron ir preventing three

11.45 FROM

C

1.00 THE NEWB 1.10 NEWS TALK.

THURSDAY, MAY 22

1.00 p.m. MID-WEEK TALK. 1.13 LISTENEIM' CHOICE. Concer Musia,

conductor.

Ilarry

THE THIRD

rno.

CHAMME.

Hamilton

A

'Betribution ar Iteform'.”

A talk by Sir Willia Fyfe,

7.45 SPORTS ROUND-UP. 8.00 THZ NEWS. 2.10 NEWH TALK,

1.13 Interlude and

DAILY QUOTATION.

1.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 3.30 HPORTING RECOLLE>.

B.15 LAND AND LIVESTOCK.

agricultural magazine.

15 a.m. RENDEZVOUS 2.15 HANDY MACPHERSON,

PLAYERS.

Featuring Jack Collings.

12.30 VARIETY FANFARE.

With The Kordites; The Augment)

Northern Variety Orchestra, conducted by Vilem Tousky.

1.00 THE NEWS, 1.10 NEWS TALK,

TUESDAY, MAY 20

At the theatre oren.

30 WELS DIARY. Comments pa

(Ein-

(LON-

lub-day

7.00 a.m. OPENING THEME.

7.03 NEWS HEADLINES,

710 LIGHT MUSIC.

KAO NEWS AND WEATHER

FORT.

10 MUSIC,

9.00 CLOSE' DOWN,

12.3

in

current affairs Wales, Introduced by W. R. Owen.

9.45 OUR TOWN.

A series of six talks by Reginald Perry on English local government: 1: 'Councillor Newman.' 10.00 THE NEWS. 1010 1 0 1

VINTAIN

NEWS FROM

NORTHERN

TRA.

cha...

3.1.F. REPORT. 7.15 DANISH STATE RADIO SYM-10.13 NBC

PHONY ORCHESTRA. Conductor: Nicolal 'Malko phone recorda).

30 PRACTICE" MAKES

YECT.'

thirteen Eighth of selected from the

*PER-

programmes 1959 Oversons

7.45 SPORTS, ROUND-Ur. 6.10 NEWS TALK.

19.30 RELAY OF THE CELEBRA Examination Syllabus of the

TION OF MASH PROM Tciated Boord of the Royal Schunks JOSEPH'S CHURCH, Preacher: the lev. Father P. J. Music, played and presented by Bullock, C.Y.O.: Ernest Sir Kowalkon, H.J.

of Or- (.R.S.M. Folk Tune MUSICAL MOMENTS-President: Royal College LONDON PROMENADE QR-Karlsts

Whitlock; CHESTRA.

Teaching Lust C)-PerCY ALBERT SANDLER AND Hta Prelude and Fugue in A (L.R.S.M.

Teaching List Al-J. S. Dach. ORCHESTRA. Guest Artists: Sylvia Cecil and 7.45 BFORTS ROUND-UP. Frederick Harvey. 12.00 ROBERTO INGLEZ AND BIS

ORCHESTRA. 12.15 pm. NTUDIG: SPORTS TIME

BY BILL PHILLIPS, 12.30 rROGRAMME SUMMARY,

MIS CA 13.32 MUSIC

SPOLIANSKY.

3.00 THE NEWS. 3.10. NEWS TALK. 5.15 Interlude and

DAILY QUOTATION. 1.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 3.30 ENGLISH MAGAZINE, 9.00 "CALLING ALL FORCES."

B.33 Interlude and

DAMY QUOTATION,

ORCHES.

(gromo-Conducted by Maurice Miles; Sym- phony No. 40 in G minor (K.555)-

Symphonic Poem:

A.20 VROM THE EDITORIALS, 8.30 FORCES' FAVOURITES. 9.00 LIGHT MUSIC.

(gramophone recorda)

9.15 CRICKET.

MCC v India.

A commentary by John Arlott on

the last day's play at Lord's.

9.30 ULSTER MAGAZINE

p.m.

STUDIO:

PRAYERS.

BE-

MORNING

By Mr Withers Greas 12.30 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 124: "LIGHT VARIETY." with Ambrosa

chestra,

1.15 NEWS.

дай

Illa Or-

ΠΕΡΟΥΤ

WEATHER AND ANNOUNCEMENTS, 1.30 MUSIC FROM OPERA. 2.00 CLOSE DOWN.

6.60 PROGRAMME SUMMANY, 0.02 A HOBET PARNON

CERT.

CON-

Guest Artist: Jessica Dragon. ette (Soprano)

Mozart:

The

Noonday Witch-Dvorak.

11.00 Big Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL. 11.15 OLIVER TWIST.

6.30 STUDIO;

CANTONESE

Ly Charles Dickens, adabled

for

IADIO.

Radio in swelve parts by

Gliva pro.

Given by

Miss Lee

DY

Wai-Jan

Cooper: 9: 'Nancy Decides", deerd by Charles Lefcaux. 11.45 FRANKIE HOWERD GGEB

EART

by

On a flying tour of Mediterrancan

basco. accompanied Services Alarcia Owen. Blanche Moore, and Erie James: Script by Erle' Sykes, produced by Roy Byeer. 12.15 a.m. WALTZ TIME. FПogramophone records)

9.45 LETTER FROM AMERICA. By Alistair Cooke,

10.00 THE NEWS.

10.10 ME

BIUTAIN.

NEWS

10.15 Be MIDLAND LIGHT

CHESTRA.

12.30 SERIOUS ARGUMENT, ON-A topical discussion programme by

a term of authoritative speakers.

1,68 THE NEWS, 110 NEWS TALK,

17.45 TEX BENEKE WITH THE Charlie Chester and Tory Hancock, GLENN SILER UNCUESTA. introduce a programme for Forcés

Welch, Lesile

the 11.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL. RIVER everywhere VOCAL: THK DEEP*

Man; Mr Music Master): 11.15 BUC CONCERT HALL, Memory BOYS.

of the Kongs

BBC REPORT Carolo Carr wings

SYMPHONY ORCHES- TRA. Servicemen's choice; Dora Bryan;

1.15 NEWS, WEATHER

script.

Bob by

The George Mitchell Singers: The Conducted by Clarence Raybould;

conducted Danco Orchestra.

Overture: The Queen of theca Stanley, Block,

Edmund Matthews; Varilitions on a Monkhouse and Denis Goodwin, theme of Haydn-Brohins: Fantasia produced by Jacques Brown and Contrappuntistica - Busoni, orch. STUDIO: JAZZ HALF HOUR John Hooper,

Presented by Hohin way.

13

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. AFTERNDON CONCERT,

FORCES PROGRAMMES,

2.00 TAKE IT FROM HERE,

With day Nichots, Dick Bentley and Jimmy Edwards.

230

1.00

TUDIO:

QUESTS,

HOSPITAL

resented by Betty.

10,00 THE NEWB. NE-100 HOMK

4.66 Liat oF THE BOUNTY

NY REX BIENITS,

Boleude 1: "um itebellion."

430 ORCHESTRA OF THE ROYAL

AIR FORCE.

3.00 STUDIO HOME REQUESTS

Presented by Hetty.

6.00 PROGRAMME BUKIMARY.

BRITAIN,

Denis Aptver.

NEWA ROA am SHORT STORY.

The Goat, written and read by Gerald Bullett.

IS THEIR 12.30 BHYTIM

of

10.15 MELODY FROM THE STARS,

Bonge from Musical Shows.

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10.35 Interlude,

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Shulamith Shafir and the BEC Nor-

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TRAMES DIVISION;"

7.50 WEATHER REPORT.

8.00 TIME MIGNAL, WORLD NEWS (LONDON RELAY).

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1.00 THE NEWS.

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FRONTIERS,

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RECORD REVELB.

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8.30 NEWS TALK.

A.IS Interlude and

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120 FROM THE EDITORIALS.

100 THE NEWS.

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230 THE FÖR MUSIC,

The BBC Midland Light Or chestra, candacted by

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35 EVERYBODY. SWING.

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100 THE NEWS.

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7.59 WEATHER REPORT,

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