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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1952.

Your Radio Listening For

For Next Week In Detail-A "China

"China Mail" Feature

Radio Hongkong Broadcasting Queen's Birthday Ceremonies In Hongkong And London

Next Thursday, June 5th, the peoples of the British Commonwealth of Nations celebrate the official birthday of their Queen the first of her reign.

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Broadcasting will begin at 8. o'clock on Thurs-* day morning with music in honour of the occasion. At 9.20 a.m. Radio Hongkong will take listen- ers over to Kowloon for a commentary on the Queen's Birthday Parade which is scheduled to continue until half-past-ten.

The two commen-

tators, who are themselves members of the Ser- vices, will be situated at a vantage point close-by the dais where His Excellency the Governor, Sir Alexander Grantham, G.C.M.G., will be taking the salute from representative units of the Navy, the Army, the Air Force, and the Hongkong Defence Force. For the benefit of those who will be unable to hear the commentary at the time of the Parade, an edited version of the broadcast can be heard on Friday evening at 7 o'clock.

Tresented by Robin DAY.

HOBIVITA RE- 3.00 STUP10:

QUESTS."

Prezented by Detty.

400 A LONDON- BUS RIDE.

From Ladbroke Grove in the West of London Through the Cly to East Bam, Ere the East Wynford of London with Vaughan Thomas,

4.30 BBC BANDSTAND.

Band of the Well- conducted by Captain F. Statham,

5,00 ATUDIO:

QUESTS."

Prevented by Belty.

M

Guards,

RE-

6.00 PROGRAMAS SUMMANN.

BBC.

6.02 1. GET

TINUOUS).

MUSIC

439 STUDIO: SERVICES.

BONG,

Conducted by Trussell, CP

(CON 1.15 BONGS FROM OPERA.

130 THE LAST CHRONICLE OF EVEN.

HARSET.

the Ray. J.

By Anthony Trollopa. 9.00 RADIO HONGKONG "PROST"

CONCERT.

ENGLISH

7.00 LONDON STUDIO MELODIES. | 19.13

May Marin and lifeby from the Bky" Orchestra with Jimmy Younă,

7.30 RCOTLAND YARD.

A Series of Allerd Pro grammer of the Wark of Sept- land Yard. Nye komme "Thieves on Wheels," 159 WEATHER NEPORT,

SIGNAL 8.00 TIME

NEWE AND NEWS TALK

(RECORDED RELAY).“

Short

MUSIC.

CATHEDRAL

The Chair of Bt Chapel, Windsor.

10.30 TIME FOR MUSIC.

|11 STUDIO: EPILOGUE,

Conducted by the Very Rev. А. Р. Поле.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 11.30 CLQBE nown.

George's Monda

The BBC Scottish Variety. Or 2-chestra, with Dunean Robert- by Ban (Tenor), conducted Komio Bléplien.

(LON-

WORLD

11.00 RADIO

NEWERKEL

DON BRLAY). 11.15 WEATHER REPORT.

Program

8.00 am. PROGRAMDJE RUMMARY AND WEATHER REPORT, 8.02 "MORNING DIELONY" WITH

PETER YORKE AND CONCERT ORCHESTRA,

IS

Vocal: Steve Conway, nad Doreen Lundy,

8.30 DOLF VAN DER LINDEN AND

METROPOLE

CHESTRA.

With

Lizbeth Webb and Bl Johnson as Guest Arlista. 9.30 STUDIO:

"MUSICAL NOTE- BOGR."

Presented by the Rev. Father

T.. Ryan, BJ, 10,00 TIJN LUTON GIRLS CHOIR.

wi Phlip Green and His Or- choilta. 10.15 AT THE BALLET,».

"Le Coq D'or" Ruilo (Rimsky- Corsakov)-Landon Symphony

Orchestra,

condpeted

by

AND

Eugene Gumisena, 19.45 CAURULE GIBBONS

STES SAVOY HOTEL OR. PHEANS,

11.00 RADIO NEWSREEL

DON RELAY),

"GR-11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.

11.29 WHATHEN REPORT.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN,

9.00 COME INTO THE PARLOUR.

A Programme from Northpra 11.30 CLOSE DOWN. Treland. 9.30 JAZZ FROM NEW ORLEANS. 10.00 BRITISH PILAT MUSIC (WITH

PIANO).

10.30 JOURNEY INTO NIKLODY" WITH ROBERT FAINON AND

A ORCHESTRA.

OF MEMORIES FOSTER

(6.45-9.16 p.m. on 17.790 Mc/s, 16.80 m; 9.15 p.m.-12.15 a.m, on 11.75 Mc/s, 25,58 m.) 10.56 NELSON EDDY 8 INGR

SATURDAY, MAY 31

7.00 .. GROFFREY BOUM-

PINEY TALKING."

7.15 Ledce Ferguson and Semprin!

BY REQUENT.

have you hear, produced

asked to hear,

7.43 SPORTS ROUND-UP. 1.00 THE NEWS,

8.10 NEWS TALK. 8.13 Interlude and

In London, Her Majesty the Queen will herself take the salute on Horie Guards Parade at the tradi-Alastair Scott-Jolnsion. tional ceremony of Trooping the Colour by the Brigade of Guards in honour of the official birthday of the Sovereign. The BBC is broadcasting a description of the ceremony by Richard Dimbleby and this will be relayed direct by Radio Hengkong at 6.55 p.m., con- tinuing until approximately 8 o'clock.

AS.

(Broadcasting on a frequency

Today

This will be the second occa-¡ 'Moldeau' by Smetana, and' Plano alon on which the Queen has Concerto No. 2 by Rachmaninoff. taken the salute; last year, Princess Elizabeth, she deputired for King George VI, who was ill, of 845 kitocycles per second The intricate military ritual and and on 9.52 megacycles per pageantry of this parade go back second in the 31 metre band). to the eighteenth century, when the battalion which provided the: King's guard for the day trooped the colour or standard, and lodged it in a safe place, as a rallying point for the King's men, The five regiments of the Brigade of Guards are the Coldstream Guards, the Grenadiers, the Scots, the Irish and the Wolth; this year it is the Colour of the Scots

Guards which will be trooped.

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As well as Thursday, 5th June, Radio Hongkong will be broad- casting all day an this coming Monday-Whit Monday-from 8 am: to 11.30 pm.

Cricket: The Arst Test Match between England and the visit- ing Indian Team opens on Thurs- day

at Headingley, Leeds Listeners in Hongkong can hear commentaries on

the

art,

second, and third days play on the evenings of Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 10 o'clock, The commentaries, which will be re corded from London a little carller ahe same - evening, - are given by Rex Altton and John Arlot!.

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•

9.30

On Monday night at comes Musical Americans" featuring

the music from the latest Rodgers and Hammerstein Broadway success "The King and "This lively programme is a

of America production

Voice

made available by courtesy of

USIS.

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

8.00 NEWS AND

WEATHER

DAILY QUOTATION, 1.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 8.30 'SPRINGOOK BERENADE.* 0.00 COLONIAL QUESTIONS. 9.15 CRICKET.

Yorkshire v. Lancashire,

by

10.15 KETURN TO INDIA. Wynford Vaughan Thomas

reports

0.53

app. TROOPING COLOUR.

THE

on India. as he found it aftar dive By the Brigade of Guards in honour years of independence: To a recent of the Official Birthday of Bourney he retraced, with portable

recording equipment, the roule he description by Richard Dimbleby

followed in August 3047 when, as a

by member of the BBC team of obser- vors, he witnessed the 'transfor of

A commentary by flex Alston from Headingley, Leeds,

SCIENCE 9.30 SCOTTIBI MAGAZINE.

AND

LIFE. 'Help! Help! 2: 'Taleve) 10.00 THE NEWS. 10.10 HOME NEWS

BRITAIN,

EVERYDAY

power.

18.43 IVON MORETON AND DAVE

KAYE.

At two planos.

41.90 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL 11.15 Wacing

WINSTON CHURCHILL

THE STAKES.

At Hurst Park: A recorded com- Imentary by Raymond Glendenning. (1130 MILITARY BAND MUSIC.

gramophone records) 11.45 FROM THE THIRD

GRAMME.

On the Banks of the IZITEZ.

H.M. THE QUEEN.

from Home Guards Parade, White-

hail.

8.00 app. INTERLUDE, 8.10 NEWB TALK. 8.15 THE NEWB,

8.25 FROM THE EDITORIALS.' 8.30 SPORTING RECORD,

| BIG LAND AND LIVESTOCK.

An agricultural magazine.

9.13 Cricket

-

at

ENGLAND V. INDIA, The First Test Match Headingley, Leeds. Commentaries by Rex Alsion and John Arlott on the first day's play. PRO- 9.30 WELSH DIARY.

Cumments on current affair in Barley Wales, presented by W, X. Owen,

9.45 OUR TOWN,

A talk by Lord Kinross, (12.10 a.m. INTERLUDE, FROM 121 RENDEZVOUS PLAYERS,

Featuring Jack Collings. 12.30 VARIETY FANFARE, With The Kordites: The Augmented Northern Vartoty Orchestra, con-

10.13 LISTENERS CHOICE.. Light Muse.

11.00 Big Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL, 11.13 MUSIC OF THE REGIMENTS, A series of programmes Ulustrating the musical tilatory of the Regl ments of the Beth Army: No. 0: 17th/21st Lancers; Welch Iteatmexit; E. Kine's Shropshire Light Infantry: Corden Highlanders; hlustrations played by the Band of the Royal Military School of Musle (Kneller 1230 p.m. PROGRABINIE SUMMARY.; Conductor Major Meredith 12.22 SWEET SERENADE

Roberts, introduced by Lionel Mar With the Melachrino Orchestra. kon, produced by, Harry Mortimer. Quest Artists: Lois Buller &11.45 CRICKET. James Multon.

PORT.

8.10 MUSIC.

9.00 CLOSE DOWN.

1.1 NEWS, “WEATHER REPORT!

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Bomerscisnur, VA, (Gloucester-

shlie

139 NEW CONCERT ORCHESTRA, A commentary by John Ariott from

FORCES' PROGRAMMES.

Taunton.

Yorkshire v. Lancashire.

2.00 STUDIO: FORCES' CHOICE.

Presented by Toramy Ireland, Continuation of commentary. 230 LOVE FROM

LEIGHTON 12.15 A.M. THE SPA ORCHESTRA,

LEBTER 12.30 CRICKET.

Glamorganshire v. India.

BUZZARDA

POWELL"

Ephode 4: "A Fine Old Family," At Cardiff Commentator:

1.00 STUDIO:

QUESTS.

HOSPITAL I-West.

Presented by Helen.

4.00 JUNGLE VALYP80,

430 CHARLES WILLIAM B AND

HIS ORCHESTRA.

5.00

WE BEG TO DIFFER"—A COMBAT OF THE HEXES. With Grenfell, Gladys Young. Charmian Janes and Kay Hammond. Verfus Herbert Rodge and John Clements. 530 MUSIC YOR YOU,

The Cleraldo Concert Orchestra with the Geraldo Singers, Carole | Care and Denny Vaughan.

6.00 PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 4.02 STUDIO: UNIT REQUESTS.

Present by Linda, k Calling: 54 Squadron. 11

7.00 HARRY CRYER AND 2018

ORCHESTRA.

730 VARIETY HANDBOX.

.

Tollefsen: Terry Thomas; Lizbelli Webb; Reg Dixon.

759 WEATHER REPORT

4.00 TIME BIGNAL, WORLD NEWS'

12. CRICKET.

ducted by Vilem Tousky, produced by Ronnie Taylor.

1,08 THE NEWS. 1.10 NEWE TALK.

TUESDAY, JUNE 3. 7.00 pm. SCIENCE REVIEW 7.15 PHILHARMONIA

TRA. Conducted by Constant (gramophone records)

7.45 BPORTS ROUND-UP.

8.00 THE NEWS

819 NEWB TALK.,

8,13 Interlude and

DAILY QUOTATION.

A series of talks by Reginald Per-

rv: 3: Fever Epidemie.'

oo National Anthem

followed by

THE NEWB,

10.10 HOME

BRITAIN.

NEWS

FROM

10.15 THE COURT OF ST JAMES'R,

explaining A programITIO

where and what this Couri is, narrated by Colin Wills and written by Roger Cary.

[ 10.45 GERAINT JONES (Organ). ORCHES-Fantasia in F. minor {X.000) -

Mozart, Lambert 11.00 Big Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL.

11.15 OLIVER TWIST.'

8.28 FROM TUE EDITORIALS,

8.30 FORCES' FAVOURITES.

9.00 CHARLIE KUNZ.

At the piano.

0.15 CRICKET.

Filamorganshire v. India,

Peter

At Cardiff;

West.

Bontersetshire V. Gloucester-

abito,

Continuation of commentary.

1.00 THE NEWS, 1.10 NEWS TALK.

SUNDAY, JUNE 1·

7.00 p.m. BUNDAY SERVICE, From St. Paul's Cathedral, London.

7.30 PRACTICE MAKES

FECT.

*7.45 SPORTS ROUND-UP

1.00 THE NEWS.

8.10 NEWS TALK,

0.15 Interlade and

DAILY QUOTATION.

PER-

1.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 8.30 ENGLIBU MAGAZINE, 0.00 "CALLING ALL. FORCES." 10.DD THE NEW!.

10.10 HOME NEWS

BRITAIN.

Commentaler:

2.30 ULSTER MAQAZINE,

Peter

9.45 LETTER FROM AMERICA, By Alistair Cooke.

10.00 THE NEWS.

(10,10 HOME NEWS

DRITAIN.

1

FROM

10.15 BBC OPERA ORCHESTRA. Conducted by Michael Krein. 11.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEW DEEL. 11.15 BRITISH CONCERT, HALL,

for By Charles Dickens, adapled radio in twelve parts Dy Gürt Cooper: 10: 'Murder', produced by

Charles Leteaux,

| 11.45 FRANKIE HOWERD GOEB

EAST.

Services

bry

On a dying tour of Mediterranean

bases, accompanied Marca Owen, Blanche Moore, and Eric James, script by Fric produced by Boy Speer. 19.15 a.m. WALIZ TIME. fgramophone records)

12.30 SERIOUS ARGUMENT.

Sykes,

A topical discussion progranime by a team of authoritative speakers.

1.90 Nalanal Anthem

followed by

THE NEWS,

130 NEWS TALK.

FRIDAY, JUNE G

THE HALLE ORCHESTRA. Conducted and presented by Sir 7,00_p.m、 THREE STAGES.!. John Barbiroll: Overture: Egmont The second of three talks by Dar- Beethoven: Symphony-John dard-nard Miles.

ner,

12.15 a.m. THE GENERAL ASSEM- BLY OF THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND......1953.

7.15 INVENTION IN MUSIC.'

A programme of Gramophone records, presented by Caiki Robin.

7.43 8PORTS ROUND-UP.

1,00 THE NEWS. the

A report, with recordings, by Rev. J. Stanley Pritchard. 12.30 RHYTHM 19 THEIR BUSI-

NEES. programme

gramophone FOмecorda, presented by Denis Preston,

1.00 THE NEWS.

AND NEWS TALK (LONDON 19.15 CAVALCADE OF MELODY. KELAY).

A popular song scrapbook. with 2.15 BATURDAY ROUND-UP.

120 DIANA LYNN (PIANO) WITH Druce Trent. Louise Traill, Jimmy PAUL WESTON AND 1118 DI-Young. Marie Henson, and The Star- CHESTRA.

gazers, Augmented Dance Orchestra, STRICTLY

THE conducted by Stanley Black. RECORD" NEW FAVOURITES. 10.43 MARY MUNN (Plans).

8.43

OPP

9.30 COMPUSER OF THE WEEK-11.00 Big Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL

MOZART.

11.15 BRITISH CONCERT HALL,

11.00 RADIO NEWSLEEL (LONDON 12.15 a.m. PERSONAL PORTRAIT.

RELAY),

185 GOODNIGHT MUSIC,

From the day when it was "The first produced in 1720, Beggar's Opera" h

WAS triumph: it was revived again and again, enjoying runs that were long by the standards of the day.

A new concert version of the opera

been has recorded by the BBC and can be heard over Radio Hongkong on Wednesday night at 030. The setting 16 that by Frederic Austin and fa the one used when it had such w

a phenomenal success at its revival in London in 1920 at the Lyric Theatre, Hammer- smith.

11.29 WEATHER REPORT.

GOD NAVY. THE QUEEN, 1120 CLOSE DOWN.

Sunday

10.00 a.m...

Someone`in the News.

12330 Tad Ray in

'RAY'R A LAUGH.

1.00 THE NEW).

1.10 NEWS TALE.

MONDAY, JUNE Z

7.00 p.m. BOOKS TO READ,

7.15 THEATRE TALK,

By W. Macqueen-Pops, SUM-30 BETTY LAMBERT (Violin).

PROGRAMME MARY AND

WEATHER RE-Qual ballata, Op. 17, No. 1JORCE PORT.

RE. Sux; Appassionato, Op. 17, No. 3 19.02 SATURDAY'S, BPORTS

Joset Suk. SULTS. 10.05 "MORNING MELODY."

With Geraldo and Nh chestra.

IA

1.10 NEWS TALK,

of

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4

7.00 p.m. MEET THE COMMON=

WEALTH.

A magazine programme.

1,16 MONTMARTEZ PLAYERS. Directed by Henry Krein,

1.43 SPORTS ROUND.UI.

8.00 THE NEWS.

3.10 NEWS TALK.

6.15 Interluda and

DAILY QUOTATION.

4.20 FROM THE KOTTORIALS,

$30 DANCE MURIC.

tgramophone records)

145 VERA LYNN,

R.30 BCOTTISH MAGAZINE,

A programme of news. sport, music, and topical interest. produced by But Melkie.

9.45 PUT IT INTO WORDs.

By Dudley Evans; 3: Dear Sir of 7.45 THINK ON THESE THINGS. Madam: In his third talk the speaker discusses simple formal or. Christian hymns, their music, and writing: how and how not to do it,

16.00 THE NEWS. 10.1 ROME NEWS

Frederic Austin's arrange. ment of the music then gave fresh enchantment to the old 10.30 LONDON STUDIO CONCERT. BBC Northern Orchestra, con- aire; and Claude Lovat Fraser

'ducted by Denis Wright. designed scenery and costumes 11.00 SERVICE PRO M THE for the stage production that STUDIO.

Conducted by ured all Londen with their

Mr Wilber MELODIES OF VICTOR HER.

captured

Ray, simplicity.

In Macheath, the highwayman,

broadenst version,

Green.

RENT.

is 1215 STUDIO: SPORTS TIME. I wav Khlist.

sung by Fabian Smith and Polly

12.30 PROGRAMME. BUDIMLANÝ,

their meaning.

1.00 THE NËWE.

8.10 NEWS TALK.

8.15 Interlude and

DAILY QUOTATION.

120 FROM THE EDITORIALS,

30 MUSIC FOR DANCING. Victor Silvester and his Orchestra.

5.15 CRICKET.

Ballrooms

Glamorganshire v. India. At Cardi: Commentator: West,

WELSH MISCELLANY,

DRITAIN.

8.10 NEWS TALK.

8.15 Interlade and

DAILY QUOTATION.

8.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS.

STEPHEN

11.00 HENRY WOOD PROMENADE

CONCERT.

HBC Symphony Orchestra, con- Cacted by Jolin Hollingsworth.

12.00 ECHOES OF VARIETY.

12.30 p.m. PROGRAMME SUMMARY,

7,00 OPENING THEME.

7.03 NEWS HEADLINES.

7.10 LIGHT MUNIC.

(LON-

8.00 NEWS AND WEATHER NE-

FORT.

4.10 MUSIC,

0.00 CLUSE DOWN.

12.30 p.m.

MABY:

PROGRAMMIE

12.32 OnCHESTRAL • SELECTIONS (123) FRUST THE FILMS.

FROM POPULAR

RIOTS.

MUSICAL

1.15 NEWS, WLATBER REPORT

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.

130 MUSIC FOR YOU.

2.00 VARIETY BANDBOX.

Three Monarchs, Eve Dornell, FILM Korr, Florence Desmond, Frankie

Howerd and Charlle

Chester.

Billy Ternent and His Orchestra. Campere: Phillo Slessor.

2.30 TANDOES AND WALTZES. 300 AFTERNOON CONCERT. 4.00 SALUTING GEORGE

GERSHWIN.

4.30 COMMONWEALTH JOURNEY.

An Account of a Journey 10 Bermuda, the Bahamas, Jamalen, Barbados, and Trinidad, Ulustrated with Recordings mado on in Tour. By Leonard Coltrell. 5.00 KINGSWAY BYMPHONY OR- CHESTRA. GRACIC FIELDS (VOCAL).

5.30 LONDON. PROMENADE

CHESTRA.

Con: KUMMARY,

OR-

€.00 6.02 CHILDREN'S HALF HOUR-

"TYGER'S HART.”

About Play

Wilam Shakespeare by David Scott Daniell

030 TIME FOR MURIC.

The DDC Mildland Light Or chestra, conducted by "Gilbert

7.00 HIGHLIGHTS.

It's a long way (Tepper-Brodsky); Calin, talla, (Samuel Adelson- Almeda) - Vie Damone: Again (Cechiran Newman) Doris Day: Slow Conch (Pee Wee King-Stewart ***Price); Undecided (Robiņi →→→ Shavers Tha Tadio Bevellers: Never (Newinan)—Toni Arden with Perev Faith & His Orch: She reminds me of you (Gordon-Revel); One for my baby (Mercer-Arien)-Frankie Laine: Granada (Lara — Muse! — Lisbona)-** Frank Cordell and In Orch. with Chorus: The thing (Green)-Denny Коуг.

130 ARTIST OF THE WEEK.

London Studio Recitalyllis Hellick (lano).

Etudes Symphoniques (Schumann); Wulte In A Bắt (Chiopin),

109 WEATHER REPORT.

8.00 TIME SIGNAL, WORLD NEWS AND NEWS TALK (LONDON IU:LAY),

8.15 ANDRE KOSTELANETS AND

B18 ORCHESTRA. Liebesleld (Love's Borrow) (Kreisler); Liebesfreud (Love's Joy) (Kreisler); My heart stood still Rodgers-art): Lover (Rodgers

Hart).

BJO STUDIO: "I LIKE WHAT I

LIKE,"

Presented by blasa Courtenay. 5.00 OVER TO YOU,

With chard Murdoch Kenneth Ilore.

and

9.30. “MUSICAL, AMERICANA."

Featuring the Muile from "the King and

and (Rodger Hammerstein).

SUDI-

REPORT

1.13 NEWB, WEATHER

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1.30 LONDON STUDIO CONCERT. BBC Northern Orchestra, con- ducted by Charles Groves. 2.00 CLOSE DOWN.

..

6.00. PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 4.02 CHILDHEN'S

#TOYTOWN."

HALF

HOUR

A Play by 8. G. Hulme Bea- MAK.

"A Sea Voyage."

4.30 FORCEK BANDSTAND (CON-

CERT HALL).

The Hand of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders,

By kind permission of Lt Colonel J. C. Church, MC, conducted by James Howe.

7.00 STUDIO: "LUCKY DIP" VARIETY REQUESTS, Presented by Margberita. 7.59 WEATHER REFORT. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL. WORLD AND NEWS TALK NEWS (RECORDED RELAY). 8.15 MUSIC. FROM HOLLAND.

To Merry Young. Uitkerr, con- ducted by Johan Jong. 6.30 ORCHESTRA OF THE WEEK MINNEAPOLIS BYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.

אני

A POPULAR

0.00 MUKIC

VEIN.. 9.30 A CONCERT VERSION

THE BEGGAR'S OPERAT Go By Jalan Gaya -

Selings by Trederic_Apatin,Fe 10.30 DANCING TIME."

Or

With Joe Loss and His Orches- tra. 11.00 RADIO NEWSREEL

(LON.

11.15

DON BELAX),

GDGDNIGHT MUSIC,

Ignaco Jan ()'Laso),

Paderewaki

11.20 WEATHER REPORT.

GOD BAVE THE QUEEN, 11.30 CLOSE DOWN,

hursday

8.00 .. PROGRAMME SUM-

MAKT AND WEATHER BE

PORT

8,02 GOD HAVE THE QUEEN...........

FANFARE.

MORNING MELODY, 9.00 THE NATIONAL BYMPHONY

ORCHESTRA,

Conducted by Eric Coater, 0.20 QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY

PANADE.

Ita Excellency the Governor, Ble Alexander

Grandiam.

1.1

ORCHESTICA.

(PIANO) AND

NEWR, WKATIER REPORT AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1.30 ECHOES ROM THE

THEATRES,

2,00 PANOUR OVERTURES BY

OFFENBACH

2:30 VANDKNY, FANFARE, 139 ANDRE KOSTELANETZ

IN ORCHESTRANETZ AND

4.00 TUE

GREAT A ELOPEMENT (HANDEL).

Orche

London Philharmonie tra, conducted by Sir Thomas Itechin. Y

1:30 GWEN EFRANCUÓN-DAVIES

AND ANTON WALIRUOR: In tappy and Gloriou

Laurenco Tauuman,

5.00 PROGRAMME HUMMATY. 1.02 T8 HWINGTIME.

9.30 THE FERRY COMO, „suow

̈(voй), -

6.43 INTERLUDE, AN

6.63 TROOPING OF THE COLOUR BY TRE BRIGADE OF HONOUR OF

GUARDS IN

THE OFFICIAL ·· BIETTIDAY OF UKR MAJESTY

ארפעס

KLIZADETH! 2ND (LONDON RELAY).

1.00 MUSICAL INTERLUDE (LON

DON RELAY).

8.30 NEWS TALK AND WORLD. NEWS (LONDON RELAY). **** 8.2 INTERLUDE.

8.30

ALL THE T'000 TO 1002.

9.00 STUDIO: SPORTS REVIEW.

By ni Philips.

9.13 AT THE OPERA-"DON CAR. 1.09" BY VERDI, ACT 4 (VOA).

A Recording from the intro- politan Opera, New York.

10.00 CRICKET (NECORDED

DON RELAX),

England v inilla,

1.08-

10.13 LIGHT - ORCHESTRAL PRO-"

ORAMME.

With Quest Artists Elly Tons (Soprano), and. Richard · Tucker (Tenor).

10.45 SWING AND

JWAY JEWITHI SANMY KAYE

NEWSREEL

11.50 RADIO

DON RELAY), KEY 11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC, 11.20 WEATHER REPORT.

OOD SAVE, THE QUEEN. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

7.00 OPENING THEME.

7.05 NEWS HEADLINES.

7.10 LIGHT MOSIO

(LON=

3.00 NEWS AND WEATHER. RE-

FORT.

8.10 MUSIC,

9.00 CLOSE DOWN,

1235

-

STUDIO: ROMAN CATHOLIC PRAYERS.

By the Iter. Father.

Gallagher, 83, ...

12.30 PROGRAMME SUMMARY". 12.32 "ECHOES FROM HARLEM." 12.45 “MELODY TIME,"

With Taul Wostan and His Or- chestra.

REPORT

1.13 NEWS, WEATHER

AND. ANNOUNCEMENTS, 130 LUNCHTIME MUSIC 2.0 CROSE DOWN., ARDALE

4.00. PROGRAMMK 'BUMMARY, 0.02 CHILDREN' HALF HOURI CHILDERN GF OTHER LANDS (A BBC BROADCAST POR SCHOOLSY With the Basal in East Africa, INTERLUDE, 6.19 STUDIO: CANTONESE

RADIO.

Given by hit Loo and Alr B. X. Lee..

8.40 INTERLUDE.

DY

WAL-Jan

7.40 EDITED "REBROADCAST OF

THE QUEEN'S

BIRTHDAY PARADE HELD YESTERDAY IN KOWLOON (RECORDED). 130 STUDIO: PROGRAMME PRE-

SENTED BY THE COUNCIL,

750 WEATHEŃ BEFORT.

8.00 TIME

BRITISH

BIGNAL WORLD NEWS AND, "NEWA TALK (RECORDED NELAY). 8.15 THE MERRY WIDOW

(FRANZ LEHAN);

Wobur

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