:
THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1952..
Your Radio Listening For Next Week In
Detail-A "Ching Mail" Feature
Radio Hongkong To Broadcast Coronation Proclamation
NUDIO: BERVICES EVEN-
BONO,
Conducted by the Rev. C. E. LAWED, CP.
1.00 LONDON STUDIO MELODIER.
Tonight at 8.45 Radio Hongkong is relaying].02 1.1GHT MUSIC. the Coronation Proclamation by the Garter King at Arms from London.. This important ceremony will be read from a balcony overlooking Friary The date set for the Court, St. James's Palace. Coronation itself is Juno. 2nd, 1953, when Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second will be crown. ed in Westminster Abbey.
To tickle the ears and perhaps the toes of a number of its listeners, Radio Hongkong is enter- ing the field of 'live' Jazz. This will come from- the Hongkong Jazz Club in a series of broadcasts taken from their actual performances on Saturday afternoons in the West Lounge of the YMCA, Kow- loon.
The first of these programmes takes the air this afternoon at 4.15, when "Tex" Dallas will in- troduce and compere the broadcast, which is part of a Jazz Concert.
|
Hay Martin and His "Melody from the By" Orchestra with Jminy Young. 7.30 SCOTLAND YARD.
A series of Dramatized Pro-
11.16 STUDIO: EPILOGUE.
Conducied by the How Father R. W. Gallagher, 81, GOD HAVE THE QUEEN. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.
Monday
7.00 a.m. ODENINO TERME 1.03 NEWS MEADJINES. 7,50 TIGHT MUSIC. 1.00 NEW AND
FORT.
N
WEATHER RE
8.10 UBNET. 0.00 CLOSE DOWN.
stammbe, en the Work of: 920 RADIO DONGKONG "PROM" 12.30 9.1. PROGRAMOKR
Yard,
"Microscopic
Beolland
vidence." 1.59 WEATHEN REPORT. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL, WORLD NEWB LAND NEWS TALE (LONDON
RELAY),
1.20
8.15 HELEN TRAUDEL RINOS,
Two Aria fram Vordṣ's Operas, THE LAST IRONICLES OF
BY NARBET
ANTHONY TROLLOPE..
BBC Overseas Sh
CONCERT.
MUSIC. The Cathedral.
Choir
SUAL-
MAILY. 10.15 ENGLISH CATHEDILAL | 1231 VĀRISTY FANPARE.
1.15 NEWS, WEATHER REPPET
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 130 MUSIC FOR YOU. 2.00 CLOSE DOWN, S
or Canterbury
10.30 HYMPIONIC FROM "THE GOLDEN SPINNING WHEEL,” OP 109 (DVORAK),
11.00 RADIO NEWSREKI, (LONDON
· RELAY},
11.15 WEATHER REPORT.
Programmes
(6.45-9.15 p.m. on 17.790 Mc/s, 16.80 m; 9.'15 p.m.-12.15 a.m. on 11.75 Mc/s, 25.53 m.)
SATURDAY, JUNE 7 1.00 pm. *MORAY. MCLAREN
TALKING,
give you the
7.15 Lester Ferguson and Sempcial
BY REQUEST.
Yong and June you have asked to hear, produced by Alastair Scott-Johnston,
100 THE NEWE
7.45 SPORTS ROUND-UP.
6.10 NEWS TALK.
8.15 Interlude and
DAILY QUOTATION;~
820 FROM THE EDITORIALS.
8.30 FORCES FAVOURITES,
The Light Music String Ensemble.
9.00 MELODY ON STRINGE,
Directed by Max Jafta.
0.15 Cricket.
This Concert marks the first public performance of the Band of the Hongkong Special Constabulary, by kind permission of the Commissioner of Police. This is a band composed entirely of Special Police, every one of whom is a Volunteer. Most of the Band, which numbers approximately 29, ara professional musicians, and are capable of playing any type of music. On this occasion they will render items of modern big band John Arlott on the jazz as played by Stan Kenton, Woody Hermann, and Dizzy Gillespie.
A different style of jazz will be played by the Dixiecrats, This is a group consisting of seven musicians playing in the style of the ragtime bands of the late thirties,
The third combination to play In the Concert will be a £!X+ plecit
band. Playing in this will be several of the group Colony's well-known band lead
They will play small band erg, jazz in the very latest idiom.
Lec
in
QUESTA,
ARGENTINE
ENGLAND V INDIA. The Furst Tort Match Iteadingley, Leeds, Commentaries by Bex Alston and third day's
play.
EVERYDAY
9.30 SCOTTIRII MAGAZINE, 0.45 SCIENCE AND
LUE.
Acries of
six pro.
*Help! Help! ms Third of a On-grammes, allowing a contribution made by sclentine reseasclito preventing and dealing with various kinds of emergency, ""Murderl 10,00 THE NEWS.
Fresented by liclen, 4.00 PEPE NUNEZ AND
BPANISH CHESTRA. Guest Artist: Raquel Beiler. 4.15 HONGKONG JAZZ CLUB FRELAY FROM THE Y.M.C.A., - KOWLOON)
A "Live" Programme of Jazz,
10.15 HOME NEW R
BRITAIN.
FOM
Helayed from Lee West Lonngo 10.13 LISTENERS' CHOICE. of the Foreign "yny
| Liglas Music. 5.24 COMPOSER
CAVALCADE-11.00 is en. RADIO NEWSREEL. |11.15 Motor. Racing.
ROBERT ST012. With Forces Broadcasting Or- chestra and Stagers, 5.30 WE BEG TO DIEVER—A COM-
HAT OF THE__SEXY9. WICH
Joyce Grenfell, Gladys Young, Charman Inites, and Kay Hammond Verma Herbert Hodze and John Clements. A.CA PROGRAMME BUMMARY, 4.02 UNIT REQUESTS PRESENTED
BY LINDA (STUDIO), CALLING: POLICE SECTION, BAY BEK KONG. 1.69 ANDIE KOSTELANETZ AND HIN ORCHESTRA WITH LILY FONE (60PIANO), 130 VARIETY BANDBOX.
Jackie Allen and Barbara, Gene Crowely, Men About Town and Reg Dixon,
Bully Ternent and tile Orches tra, Compero: Philip Blemor. 1.50 WEATHER REPORT
11.00 TIME SIGNAL, WORLD NEWS
8.30
8.43
THE ULSTER TROPHY,
Richards
Commentaries by Robin and Jolt Bolster on the start of the race at Dundrod. 11.00 THE KPA ORCHESTRA,
(This Directed by Tom Jenidins programme will be interrupted for istest information the
on
Ulster Trophy race). f11,45 Cricket.
ENGLAND V INDIA Continuation of commentary. 12.15 a.ms. INTERLUDE, 12.25 THE OLSTER TROPHY. Further commentary. 12.45 Cricket,
ENGLAND INDIA. Continuation of cornmentory,
1.50 THE NEWS. 1.30 NEWS TALK.
SUNDAY, JUNE 8
7.00 p.m. SUNDAY SERVICE. From Newland Congregational Church, - Lincoln, conducted by the | Rov. V. J. Bremner.
7.30 PRACTICE MAKES FER-
'FECT.'
On Wednesday evening at 0 a'clock Marilols Kieron and Kenneth Dinley are giving a two-plano recital over Radio Hongkong. They are to play four pieces: "Jamaican Rumba" by Arthur Benjamin, Vaughan Williams "The Running Set" "The Arkangaw Tri
Traveller" by "Mazurka Pattison, and. Elegiaca"
Britica. "Benjamin by In the recital on Thursday In overing at 8.15, listeners ran one of Bach's Flute Trios,
AND NEWS TALK (LONDON The players are Kenneth Din-
BELAY), sley, plane. S.M. Bard, violin,
15 SATURDAY ROUND-UP. and C.K. Wong, flute.
MELODY FROM TUE STATIS, CORONATION "Saturday
PROCLAMA- The speaker
*TION Roundup" tonight is the Hon.
Read By The Garler King At Eleventh of a series of thirteen B.C.K. Hawkins, C.M.G., O.B.E,
Arma From A Balcony Over-programmes selected from the 1952 Commissioner of Labour, who
Booking Friary Court, Bhe
Overseas Examination Syllabus. of his
in received
the Jame's Palace (London Kelay) the Associated Board of the Royal C.M.G.
9.00 NELODY FROM THE STARS Schools of Music, played and pre- Queen's Birthday Honours on
---(Cont'd). --- mat kadry Maker
sented by Sir Thursday, Mr Hawkins will tell listeners something of his many years in the Colonial Service.
Cricket: Commentaries on the First Test Match between Eng- land and the Indian Team at Headingley, Leeds, continue to- night Monday night and Tues-
o'clock. day night at 10
Des- cription of play on the third, fourth, and final days of the match will be recorded from London a tle carlier the same evenlug, and will be given by Rex Alston and John Arlott. 10.00 asu, pOGRAMME SUMMARY
AND WEATHER REPORT. 19.52 NATURAY'S SPORT 8 World In
Theatro" ол
RESULTS. Wednesday night at 9.30, Str
10.0, MURNING MELODY,
nichmid Eren and M Ralph Richardson, Dame Sybil
chestra. Thorndike and Margaret Leighton | 19.20. RELAY take the leading parts in Henrik
Ibsen's "Brand"
10.00
18.15 Interlude and
DAILY QUOTATION,
420 FROM THE EDITORJALS. 1.30 MUSIC FOR DANCING.
| Victor Silvester and his Ballroom
Orchestra.
9.15 Cricket.
ENGLAND V INDIA.
Test Match
The First
Headingley, Leeds. Commentaries by Rex, Alston John Ariott on the fourth play.
nowe.
A programme of
sport, music, and topical interest, pro- duced by Blil Meikle
DAS PUT IT INTO WORDS.
By Dudley Evans; 4: Spinning o Yarn"; Innlo fourthi talk the speaker discusses how to Avold Bosna, of the pitfalls. a110.00 THE NEWS.
and
day's
9:30 WELSH MISCELLANY. Eisteddfod Ye Urdd RecordingE taken at the National Eisteddfod fio Woials League of Youth held at Blachynlleth,
by Raymond Edward,
introduced
945 THE DEBATE CONTINUES. A talk by Mahorojkumari Indira of Kapurúala. 10.00 THE NEWS.
10.10 HOME NEWS
BRITAIN. 10.15 BRUNO,
J
30.10 HOME NEWS YO M
BRITAIN. 10.15 ROUVENIRA or MUSIC. BDC Variety Orchestra; Conductor: Paul Fenoglhet.
11.00 te nen. RADIO NEWSREEL. 11.15 C. Day Lewis as Tom Moore
10
BLAME NOT THE DARD."
6.00 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. · 4.02 BTUDIO: CHILDREN'S
HALF HOUR.
Prosented by Ellenbeth Ann 032.5 TUD 1 0 1 PORTUGUESE
HALY HOUR.
7M MELODY. MIXTURES DE 730 ARTIST, OF THE WEEK.
London Brudio
poti - (Violin); Erle Gritton
(Piano).
150 WEATHER REPONT. 7.00 TD
SIGNAL. WORLD NEWS AND NEWN TALK - (RECORDED RELAT), ANNA 8.25 A SHORT BECITAL,
Dy Fredurlah - Harvey Sona):
ronduced by Ian Whists. 2.00 CLOSE DOWN.
6.0
2.00 PROGRAMME BUMMART.
CHILDREN'S HALF HOUK? "TOYTOWN" -NULME DEAMAN,
A.
9.86. STUDIO: SPORTS, REVIEW 9.15. AT THE OPERATOREJEA
Tha Fính. - Raksburgh ́Interna=" Hional Fesitval. "Excerpty"`"from" "Mozart's ' “Dan
Company.
a. Glavanni by Principals_of
Glynderbouten
Opera
"The Conversion of Me Grow-with the Royal Ehilharmonic Or Bar-14
chestra, conducted by John Prit
4.30 BONG AND DANCE Echard, de
BRITAIN. MANNA...
A Programme. From the North Country:
7.00 STUDIO LUCKY DIP VARIETY REQUESTS.- Presented By Margherita, 150 WEATHER REPORT. 8.00 TIME
SIGNAL, WORLD NEWB AND NEWA TALK (RECORDED RELAY). 8.35 MUSIC FROM HOLLAND.
The Band of the Hayai. Nether.- Janda Marines, conducted by Capt. Gibert, Niauwland. Marino. Deficermare; Hollandte Rhapsodie: Qua Patel. Orbis,
8.30 ORCHESTRA OF THE WERK BOSTON BYMPHONY ON- CHESTRA..
| 19.15 MUSIC FROM THE WILMS..
Beyond the blue hartzen; (Robin) -Harling-White) Night and
day (from "Gay Divorce - Cola Portes) Morton Gould Orch. Music of Jerome Kera Andre Koslaianetz 'and 'his 'Orch.: Calypso · Musią (from ""The Nake POSTCSs" William Alwyn) ; — The 12 Loudon Symphony Orch., conturi- ed by Muir (from "the Spirit".
ell)-London
Mathinson; Prelude
Addin
Symphony Orch.; conducted
(from "Blithe Spirit" by. Muir Mathieson. 10.45 DANCE TO GODY
HOWARD
AND H18 ORCHESTRA, IN Put on an old pair of shoën (3311 and Hal: Love mel lave met Laxe The Enchanted Lake (Liadowi mel (Anderson-LaMarre-Greena). Serge Koussevitzky (Conductor): Ragtime cowboy Joe (Mule Dra (THE "Malden with the Roses (from hams-Clarke): The Tickety.. Rick... "Swanwhite," Op. 54) (Sibolus)ahaw Man (Eivin Drake): Missouri Berge Koussevitzky drowantchina, 11.09 RADIO NEWBEZEL (LON
¡Conductor); } Walta. (J. V. Eppel). Introduction: from
(Moussorgsky, arr. Rimsky-Korny kov)-Serge Koussevitzky (Condue tor); El Salon Mexico (Copland)--- Berga Koussevitzky (Conductor),
0.00 STUDIO: PIANO DUO.
Marifols Klarman and Kenneth Dinsley.
then
DON RELAY),DE 11.13 GOODNIGHT MURIC. YUAN, Andalusian, Dance No. 2) (Biksust Infanto)-José, and Amparo Iturbi Fantasy Duo-planists):55" Spanish (Andres Molo)—Andres Motti-end his Orch.
112 WEATHER REPORT-N F GOD BAVR TIU, QUKENMO Arkansaw [13.30 CLOSE DOWN,
Jaroalcan Rumba" (Arthur (Jamin): The Running Bet (Vaug
han Williams);
The
The Lute Player (Walion—Allt-Traveller. Lee Pattison): Mazurka
The Devout · Lover (Follock Elegiaca (Benjamin Britton). ---White): - Tomorrow (Masefield Keal); The Floral Dance (Kalle Mom).
639 ATUDIO: "I LIKE WHAT · 1
LIKE.
Presented by Brian Trekar." 9,00 OVER TO YOU.
Richard Murdoch, and Kenneth Harne. 4,99 CONCERTO. 10.00 CHICETT
9.30 WORLD TUKATRE.
Ralph
Richardson, Bybli Thorndike, and Marga Leighton. in A madio Adapta Hon of "Brand" by Henzile lb. sen. (Part 1).
10.15 SELECTION or NODET
STOLZ MELODIEB. My mahine Layou Richard Crooke (Tenor): Just two hearts (RECORDED LON and a Waltz Kofein- Richard Crooks: Rainbow Square - Vocal Gem-Philip Green and his Orch.¡' John With Vocal Soloists and Chorus.
11839 "DANCING TIME.**
11.00 RADIO NEWSHEEL
DON RELAY), 11.13, GOODNIGHT MUSIC.
DON THG England v India. Commentary
from Headingley, by Rex Alston and
A centenary portrait, of Tiamas Leeds, Moore, written and introduced by Arlolt on the 4th day's play H. AL, Craig; The Bingers: C. the First Test Match. Day Lewis, James Johnston, Josepli 10.15 CHANSON FRANCAISE Tomelty, Boumas Ennis; The 10.30 IT'S DANCING TIME.
NEWSREEL FROM speaker: Harry Hutchinson, Diana 11.00 RADIO
Robert Maddox, Anthony Jacobs, Mooney, John Wills (plano), Marle Production by Goosters (harp),
A play for broadcasting by Lau- renco Klichin; The Recorder-Gur-Douglas Cleverdon and W. H. Rox- don Davier: The Good Angel - Hamilton Dyce; The Bad Angel →
нета. 12.15 am. ACCORDION MUSIC.
12:30 NEW RECORDS.
Howieson Cult; The Sergeant granopliono records) Major Jack Gwillim: Brown - Richard Burndall; Flash John Trented this week by Roy Brad- Carol, The Education Bergeantford. Arthur Lawrence; Bianca-Marjorie 1.00 THE NEWS, Westbury; The C.0.-Alan
1.10 NEWS TALK. Naughton; Mavis Denise Bryer, produced by Peter Waits. 10.53 Interludo,
Mac
.AND
11.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL. 11.15 BOUNDING BRASS
VOICES:* With the Cain: Valley Male Voles Chair, conductor, George stead, and the Black Dyke Hill Band, conductor, Alex Mortimer. 11.45 FROM THE THUD PRO.
GRAMME.
Three-Dimensional Films. As a means of Communication; a talk by Raymond Spottiswoode. 12.10 x.m.. INTERLUDE. 1ZIS RENDEZVOUS PLAYERS. Featuring" Jack Coilingo, 12.30 VARIETY FANFÄDE, With This Kordites; The Augmented
Orchentru Northern Variety
con ducted by Vileri Taušky, produced by Ronnie Taylor. ,1.00 THE NEWS,
1.10 NEWS TALK,
Benuin.
TUESDAY, JUNE 10 7.00 p.m. BCIENCE REVIEW. 7.15 CONCERTGEBOUW encues.
TRA OF AMSTERDAM. Conductor: Eduard von (gramophone recorda)
7.45 SPORTS ROUND-UP. 8.00 THE NEWS, 8.30 NEWS TALK. 8.15 Interlude and
DAILY QUOTATION. 8.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 8.30 Force favourites.
Ernest Bullock;0.00 JOHN GAVALL.
With his guitar · Binging
song
of
all nations about Clouds and Sun-
9.30 COMPOSER OF THE WEBEC.v.0.: President: The Royal Col
WILLIAM WALTON.
LON.ege of Organists: Invocation No.
1 of Eight Pieces for Organ (Grade (shine. VZ, B)-Harwood: Pices Heroique 0.35 Cricket.
(Performers,
LISM List C) - Franck,
CHICKET (RECORDED DON RELAY). Kapland v India. 16.15 ON WITH THE DANCE, 11.00 RADIO NEWBRBEL (LONDON
RELAY),
IL GOODNIGHT MUKTC. 129 WEATHER REPORT,
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.
7.45 SPORTS ROUND-Ur.
8.00 THE NEWS.
810 NRWS TALK.
8.15 Interlude and
д
ENGLAND 'V INDIA, The First Text Match. Ucadingley, Leeds. Commentaries by Rex Alston and John Arloit on the last day's play.
9.39 app. ULSTER MAGAZINE, 9.43 LETTER FROM AMERICA. By Alistair Cooke."
10,00 THE NEWS.
10:10 HOME NEWS
BRITAIN.
FROM
OIL.
Conducted by Leo Wurmser. 11.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL, 14.15 BRITISH CONCERT HALL.
Music from British Films-No.
THE LONDON FILM SYM- PHONY ORCHESTRA. Conducted and presented by Hubert Ciufford: March, 'Alliance for
THURSDAY, JUNE 12
7.00 p.m. MID-WEEK TALK. Concert Music.
7.15 LISTENERS^CHOICE.
7.45 BPORTA KOUND-UP. 1.00 THE NEWK. &10 NEWS TALK. 11.15 Interinde kod
DAILY QUOTATION. 8.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS, 830 SPORTING RECORD, 8.45 LAND AND LIVESTOCK, An agricultural magazine.
5.15 BANDY MACPHERSON. At the theatre organ. 9.30 WELSH DIARY. Comments on current
affairs in
Wales, introduced by W. I. Owen.
0.45 OUR TOWN,
A series of talks on English local government, by Reginald Perry; 4: "A House for the Smiths," 10.00 THE NEWS.
10.10 HOME NEWS
BRITAIN.
FROM
10.15 BBC SCOTTISHI ORCHESTRA. ( Conducted by John Hopkins: Archite Camden (bassoon); Concerto for bassoon and orchestra in D Nat—| Mozart: Suliq; Bwen-White-Sibe- Hew. 11.00 Big Bro. RADIO NEWBREZI.. 11.15 'OLIVER TWIST.
By Charles Dickens, adapted for radio in twelve parts by Gilon Cooper; 11; Flight, produced by Charles Lefeaux.
| 11,45 FRANKIE HOWERD
--------- HAST. -
(LON-
A Programme of Tchaikovsky Waltzes. Waltz
(from The Bleaping Beauty Ballet, Op. 60a)-Boston Promenade Orch., conducted Arthur Fiedler; Waltz (from String The Serenade)-Bergo Koussevitzky and Orch..the Boston Promenade Greb. The
DON RELAY). 11.13 GOODNIGHT MUSIC,
Suite Orientale (Francis Popy) The Dajadores; On the shores of the Ganges; The Dancers; Potrol-Grand. Symphony conducted by Mr Weissmann. 11,25 WEATHER REPORT.
GOD BAVE THE QUIEN. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN,
7.00 am... OPENING THEME,
3.05 NEWH HRADLINES.
7.10 LIGHT MUSIC,
8.00 NEWƐ AND. WEATHER
PORT.
1,10 MUSIC,
9.00 CLOSE down,
12.15 p.m. STUDIO: PRAYERS.
ДЕ
MORNING
By the Hev Frank shart. 11.30 PROGRAMME BUMMARY. 12.3 "MUSICAL MEMORIES.
Vocal: Willam (Faritane).
Brownlow
REPORT
1.13 NEW8. WEATHER
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS, 1.30 MUSIC' FROM OPENA. 2.00 CLOSE DOWN.
6.00 PROGRAMME - SUMMARY. 6.02 **SOUTHERN
by
Swan Lake (Ballet Bong) Waits, Op zoa-London, Philharmonté Orch., conducted by from Kurtz: Eugen Onegin Waltz-Berlin State Orch., conducted by Leopold Lud- wit.
11.20 WEATHER REPONT."
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 1130 CLOSE DOWN,
Thursday.
1.00a.m. OPENING THEME. 7,03 NEWS HEADLINES.
7.10 LIGHT MUSIC.
8.00 NEWS AND WEATHER RE.
PORT.
3.10 MUSIC,
9.00 CLOSE, DOWN.
MARY.
735 a.m.
지
OPENING THEME, 7,05 NEWS HEADLINES,
715 LIGHT MUSIC.
100 NEWS AND WEATHER · RE-
PORT.
8.10 AURIC
9.00 CLOSE DOWN.
12.13 p.m. STUDIO: R 9 MAN.
CATHOLIC PRATERE....
By the. Rex.: Father (EV Gallagher, SI
DANCE 12.27 ROYAL A FORCE, DAN ORCHESTIA ZASKI TIME FOR MUSIC. The BBC'Scotish Variety. Of-
Jabas chastra, with
Corbett (Tenor), conducted by· Kamlo Stephen.
1,15 NEWS WEATHER · · REPORT AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 130 LUNCHTIME MUSIC. ## CLOSE DOWN,
600 PROGRAMINE · SUMMARY. 6.02 CHILDREN'S HALP HOUR: CHILDREN OP OTHER LANDS. "Everyday Life In Adén."! 635. STUDIO). CANTONESE JOY
·RADIO.
“Given by - Miss' Lee Wal-tan.
and Mr. K. Roo
6.50 VIVIAN
ELLIS ZATO VINEG PIANO WITH THE ADELPHI THEATRE ORCHESTRA, UNDER 140 PEER GYNT BUXTE, NO. JA,
(GRIEG),
7.20 EURIE ENGLAND,"
By Bir Edward Gersikh'
Abriarsay, 7.39 WEATHER REPORT. DR
1.00. TIME BIGNAL WORLD
(RECORDED RELATIN
4.15 MUSICAL MENORIES,
12.30 D.M PROGRAMIME, SUM-NAND NEWS TALK. 1232 FIRST PIANO QUARTET
PLAYS HERBIWIN. 12.45 THE MELACURINO ORCHES-
TILA.
1.15 NEWS WEATHER REPORT
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 130 FROM THE THEATRES.
2,00 CLOSE DOWN, SERENADE''
(CONTINUOUS). 6,30 STUDIO: CANTONESE BY,
RADIO,
Given by Mlaw Les Wal-lan and Mr 8. K. Les. 4.50 MUSICAL MOMENTS. 7.00 NEW
TILA,
CONCERT ONCHES-
7.30 #TUNIO: "DOWN MEMORY
LANE. Presented by Alleen Woods. 7.59 -WEATHER REPORT.
8.00 TIME GOES
On a flying tour of Mediterranean Services baser, accompanied by Marela Owen. Blanche Moore, and Eric James; This wooki from tha biramare Theatre, Tripoli, 12.15 p.m. WALTŻ TIME, (Gramophone records).
1250 SERIOUS ARGUMENT,
A topical discussion programme by ļa team of authoritativo" speakers."
1.00 THE NEWB.
1.10 NEWS TALK.
FRIDAY, JUNE 13 7.00 p.m. THREE STAGES. Last of threa talks by Bernard Mites.
7.15 INVENTION IN MUSIC. A programmą of gramophone records, prepeated by Colin Robin.
7.65 SPORTS ROUND-UP.
4.00 THE NEWS,
1.10 NEWS TALK.
5.15 Interlude and
SIGNAL WORLD NEW! -AND-NEWS - - TALK (RECORDED RELAY).
115 "BOX 100."
Bert Gillette at the Console. 8.30, WİLFILED PICKLES IN
*HAVE A GOF"
A Quiz Programme, Produesa by Barney Colehan.
9.00 TIME FÜR MUSIC.
The Majestic Orchestra, con dorted by Lou Whitesar, Circular Tour; Persian Nocture; Siesta: Sur le Pont d'Avignoni Radio Romantic: Can I forgel you: A pretty girl is like a melody: Shooting Star, Irish Blarney.
9.30 &TUDIO: MUSICAL NOTE
DOOK.
Presented by the Hav, Fattior T. F. Ryan, BJ, 10.00 CRICKET (RECORDED LON-
DON RELAY).
England India.
10.15. AT THE DALLET,
"Galte Farisienne"
(Olen
DAILY QUOTATION, 5.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS, 8.30 ENGLISHI_MAGAZINE. -99.00 'CALLING ALL FORCES,'
"Нап Charlie Chester and Tony cock, introduce a programme for 19.13 BBC-MUDLAND LIGHT Farces everywhere; Leslie Welch,
CHESTRA. | the Memory Moni Carole Carr sings songs of the Servicemen's choice; The George Mitchell Singers: The Dance Orchestra, conducted by Stanley Black, script Orby Bob Monkhouse and Denta Goodwin, produced by Jacques OF THE CELEDRA-Brown and John Hooper. TIUN OF MAYS FROM ST15.00 THE NEWS. JOSEPH'S CHURCH,
10.10 HOME NEWS FROM Peaco Willam Alwyn; Suite, Freacher: the lev. Father J. Collin. 83.___
BRITAIN.
Tiemiah Farin-Vaughan Williams;
'TITE QUINEA PIG.' | 10.15 CAVALCADE OF MELODY, Suite, Henry V William Walton; By Warren Chatham-Strode, adapt-
with Suite, Anna Karenina-Constant ed and
On wings A Popular song scrapbook,
produced by Martyn C.
of dreams - Tengo Bruce Trent, Louise Traill," Johnny Lambert; March. "The Shapa of Webster; Lynna Hartley -- Lobot (Grothe): Majarska (Schulenburg); Webb, Mario Benson, And Tho | Things to Come'—Arthur Bliks. Dean; Mrs Hartley-Iris Baker: Hours and days Tango (Kachu- Stargazers. Augmented Baner Or- | 12.15 am, BлORT STORY.
Lloyd Hartley, MA-Geell Trouncer; bec). chestra,
conducted by Stanley "Devonshire Dumplings by Hoodo Nigel Lorraine BA-Hugh Burden; | 11,00 RADIO. NEWSREEL. (LON Black.
Jackson, read by Lewis Gedge.
Read- Grimmeil-Michael Hoit;
DON RELAY). 10.55 Interlude.
12.30 KHYTHM IS THEIR BUSI- Trader, Faulkner: Dennis Büinger. | 11.35 GOODNIGHT, MUSIC.
NEBS.
MA-Hamilton Dyce: Mirs Read — Passacaglia and Fugue
radio adaptation by This is a James Law Forsyth "of Ibsen's 1129 INTERLUDE:
Morning Song (Bax)-Harriet Colien dramatic poem, from
Evelyn
C. Ramsden's literal transla- tion. It tells of a pastor who
to his returns
Norwegian village
and tries to raise ita people by heroic example to a new spiritual Ideal, martyring his child, his wife and at last himself in the attempt.
That is the bare story, but Ibsen's theme is not merely the story of Brand, but the greater one of the spirit of upheaval in the univerze, and it has been the subject of controversy ever since the play was Arst pro- duced in 1060.
•
Curtis Hindson wilt. present two works of chamber mutle
in "Music Lovers Hour" next Friday at 9 o'clock: Mozart's Clarinet Quintet, 881 and String Quartet, Opus 50, by Sibellus,
(Broadcasing on a 'frequency of 845 kilocycles per second arki on 9.52 megacycles per second in the 31 metre band).
Today
WTH.
VALPOGRAMME BUSIMARY LOUIS ARMSTRONG AND HIS ORCHESTRA.
12.4% KONCOURS STUDIO MELODIES. Esto foolinton and His Orchestra with Kay Cavendish (Piano), 1.15 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT AND ANNOUNCEMENTA. THEATRE.
130 RGUDES FROM
FORCES, PROGRÁÚMES,
THE
Lia
2.63 STUDIO; FORCER CHOICE.
Prezented by Alan' Jamieson, di 250 "LOVE BOOM LEIGHTON
BUZZARD DY ·LESTER POWELL
autoode 5: "Metropolitan BİT STUDIO:
HOSPITAL DE-
(Piano),
11.35 LONDON STUDIO CONCERT. London Wid Ememble. Eric Hope (Piano). 12.00 BERENADE FOR YOU" DY
STEPHEN DOUGLASX, 12.19 p.m. STUDIO: SPURTS TIME.
by Bill Philla
12.30 PROGRAMBIE SUMMARY. 1237 POPULAR HARMONY.
145 JOURNEY INTO MELODY
WITH ATIE QUEEN'S HALL, LIGHT ORCHESTRA, OLADYS RIPLEY (VOCAL).
BEPORT
AM NEWS, WEATHER
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS, 130 AFTERNOON CONCERT, PONCES' PROGRAMMIES, 2.00 TAKE IT FROM HERE.
WICH
Nichols, Dick Bentley and Jimmy Edwards, i 2.30 STUDIO: JAZZ, HALF BOUL. Presented by Robin Day. 2.09 STUDIO: HOSPITAL ILE-
QUESTS.
Presented by Diana,
4.00 ROSALIND
Phyllis Nellaon-Torry in a play by J, M. Barrio, 430 "BANDSTAND"
THE DAND OF B. M. G LLENADIE GUARDS
50 AUDIO: HOME REQUESTE;
Presented by Diana...... 4.00 PROGRAMME SUMMARY.
FERDINAND
DAILY QUOTATION.
8.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 8.30 RADIO`THEATRE.
Csell Trouncer in
tach) As Pratented by Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo,
Borton "Poga" Orchestra conduct ed by Arthur Fiedler.
10.50 EUGEN WOLFT AND HIS OR-
CHESTRA
"
In C
11.00 g Ben.' HADIO NEWSITEEL. Jullum Isserlis and the BBC Scat-A programing of gramophonu Susan Richards; Mr Hend - Toke Minar (Bech, trane. Respighi) 11sh Orchestra: Conductor: Ian | records, presented by Denis Pres- | Townley: Knox-Brian Smith; The Ban Francisco Eymphony Orch..
Con- ton. certo No. 2 in Whyte, play Chopin's Piano
Report of the Committee on Pub-conducted by Plarte Monteux. * minory FIO 1.00 THE NEWS,
He Schools appointed in 1941 rug.: 11.29 WEATHER REPORT. Includes gramme also
Mozart's 1.JO NEWS TALK.
gested that places should be held
GOD SAVE THE QUZEN. Avmphony No. 40 In G minor
primary 11.30 CLOBE DOWN, K.558).
is tried 11.15 CONCENTO.
12.15 Am. PERSONAL PORTRAIT. Bomeone in the NoWE,.
18.30 Ted Ray in
'RAY'S "A LAUGH."
1.00 THE NEWS. 1.19 NEWS TALK.
MONDAY, JUNE 9
1.00 p.m. BOOK: TO READ, 7.15 BALLET.
Discussed by Felicity Gray,
230 LUIS GOMA (Tenor). 7.43 THINK ON THEIR THINGS. Christian hymns, their munte, and their meaning.
745 SPORTS ROUND-UP. 1.00 THE NEWI,
830 NEWYO TALK.
Dirty Trick
from for boys schools; The experiment
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11
open
COMMON-
|| at Saintbury.
10.00 THB NEWS,
1.00 pm. MEET THE
WEALTH.
A magazine programmine.
7.30 MONTMARTRE PLAYERS. Directed by Henry Kruin. 7.45 SPORTS ROUND-UP. 8.00 THE NEWS.
8.10 NEWB TALK.
6.15 Interlude and
DANT QUOTATION.
#29 FROM THE EDITORIALS.
30 DANCE MUSIC.
(gramophona records).
BAS RÜYAL TOURNAMENT.
impressions of the Royal Tourna-
19.18' KOME NEW G
BRITAIN.
HOM
1935 NIGUTS AT THE OPERA, A programme ok gramophone records, presented by Mcfactyaan,
Barbarn
11.00 212 Ten, BADIO NEWSREEL, 115 VARIETY BANDDOX. With Arther
English: Your Resident: Comedians, produced .by John Foreman,
12.13m. BRYAN DIACE Hari-
tone).
ment, Illustrated with recordings | 12.30 LISTENERS CHOICE.
made at Earls Court.
0.19 WORK AND WORSHIP.
0.30 SCOTTHHI MAGAZINE,
Capt. JP11ày Unded Postwa Syedtesta, İnt,
SP
Light Adusle.
100 THE NEWB. 1.10 NEWS TALK,
By. Mik
Wednesday
7.00 .. OPENING THEME, 7.05 NEWB HEADLINES, 1.10 LIGHT MUBIC.
8.00 NEWS AND WEATHER DE-
PORT.
1.10 MUSIC,
9.00 CLOBE DOWN,
12.30 pm. PROGRAMME
MADY.
12.32 FROM THE FILMIS,
BUM-
139 NEWS, WEATHER HEPORT
AND ANNOUNCEMENT
1.30 LONDON STUDIO CONCERT.
The BBC Scottish Orchestra,
Dina
At the
6.9.
For
Reservations Tal: 67689
0,00 PROGRAMME SUMBLARY, 6.02 IT'S SWING TIME, 030 THE PREZY COMIO
(VOA)
hielodio In E Flat. Major" (Taha!»;- | kovaity) ----Andre Kortelanetz, * coh=" ducting the Robin Hood Dell Orch.
Nono but et Philadelphia;
the weary heart (Tchaikovsky)-Robin -10
conducted by Hood Dell Orch., Andre Kostelanotz; "Melikusta (Leon- | Cat Allo) - The Molachrino Strings:
Ave Maria Pre-
Auterne. The orchestia Juf
tries and hi
(Schubert-Witholm)-Boston SHOW❘ menade, Orch., conducted by · At- Intermezzo from "Cavalleria Rusticana” (P. Mascag-
0.45 "ALL TIME NIT?" 1903-89.
thur Flediar;
7.15 LETTER FROM AMERICA | nl)-Sachsisclip Staatakupelle," "con-
(RECORDED RELAY).
By Allstair Cooke.
730 BTUDIO: LA DEMI-HEURE
FRANÇAISE.
7,50 WEATHER REPORT, 8.00 TIME SIONAL
WORLD
NEWS AND NEW! ........ TALK. (RECORDED RELAY).
$15 STUDIO RECITAL DY KEN-
NETH DINSLEY (PIANO).
8. M. Bard - (Viális), C. K. Wong (inte), Flute Trio (Bach). 830 LIGHT
MUSIC (CON
ducted by Kari Bohm: From Strauss to Straus (Arr. Oscar Straua) --- 7740 New Symphony Orch.. conducted by Oscar
KENTUCKY. MIN. 8.45. THE
STILLS.
The song that reached my boart. Jordan): Taming (Del→ Biego):- Carry me back to Green Pastures (Pepper).
9.05 STUDIO; MUSIÓ”“' LOVERS!
HOUR CLASSICAL DE ....QUESTS.
- Presented by Curils: Bindson 23.4. 10.00 THE YOUNG AND ANCIENT
MEX,
Chronicle of the Pilgrim Fathers; Wsitiens by.. CR know, Produced by, Mayner Happenstati.
TINUOUS).
·June is calling (Banderson)-izo New Concert Ordu, conducted by Jay Wilbur; Heire Kati. (Courdas)
32 No. 4. (Jero Hubay)--Op. Edith Lorand and har, Viennes Orch. Pužria (haly)Bardabas Von Goczy and His Orch.; Prelude to Glamour (Frederia Curton)-The Now, Concert Orch1, conducted by Jack Lon; Forget it, and (Botmelt) - Barnabas Von Geery and në Orch.; The Selfish Gians (Eric Contes)-The New Concert Orch. conducted by -Jack Leon; Coscada (P. Curmon)-Royal Arill» | 11.29. WEATHER REPORT, fery Orch.
1150 CLOSE DOWN..
menile
11.00 RADIO NEWSREEL-VELOM="
DON RELAX), 11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC,
Miniatura Suite (B., Walton “ O'Donnell); Pizzicato; Caprice: Canzonetta - Jay Wilbur de ́ His String Ensemble; Folk Tung), (2201- cher)-Jay Wabur and his $King,[42]
Ensemble.
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