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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1952.

Next Week In Detail-A "Ching Mail" Feature

"Le Quatorze Juillet" Programme

From Radio Hongkong

“All Aboard for the Fourteenth of July” takes Radio Hongkong listeners on a gay and breezy bus tour of Paris on the occasion of French Na- tional Day.

This programme which is made available by courtesy of Radio France Asie, Saigon is a pot-pourri of French music and English narrative touching on the romantic and colourful history of the great capital city. So you are invited to a free ride at 7 o'clock on Monday evening.

(For this week only, the programine “Portu- guese Half Hour", which usually comes at this time, will not be broadcast.)

In recent years the name of Christopher Fry has legged into fame in the English theatre, and "The Lgqy. Not for Burning” was hailed as perhaps the most remarkable of his poetic_comedies. 'In the words of the critic of the "Daily Telegraph", he has most of the qualities of a dramatist in a high degree. He can make enchanting patterns with words; he can create character; he can make the transition from gravity to ggiety without difficulty. In some ways he is like a Young Shaw, but with a poet's mind."

version of this 2.10 SONG The BBC fantastic tale of a young seluler of the fifteenth contury who is disgusted with life, and a ri who

is unjustly cockicmined as a witch, was broadcast over Ratio Hongkong in January of last Year The play is well worth 4 rebroadcast and can be heard on Wednesday at 8.15 p.m.

to

Cricket: The Third Test Match between England and the Visiting Indian Eleven begins a Old Trafford, Manchester, u Thursday. As in the case of the first two Tests, Radio Hongkong will be breadcasting a descrip tioli of play from 10 o'clock 10.16 p.m. each evening of the Ave

dayn' Play except 127 Thursday, when the culomen- instead. tary comes at 10.05 p.m.

which will The commentaries, be recorded from London earlier the same evenings, will be given by John Arlott und E. W. Swan- tcn.

The listener to the feature "Goddess Mother of the South”, which comes at 10.15 on Friday

.

AND BRITAIN, W

DANCE IN

front the West

A Programme Country.

3.00 STUDIO: HOSPITAL, RE-

QUESTA.

Presented by Helen. 4.05 SOUTHERN' SERENADE,

(Continuous). 4.30 HONGKUNG JAZZ. CLUB BELAY FROM THE VIBLICA. KOWLOON),

5.00 HOBERT BEATTY IN

Barnca.

#THE

LADY ON THE SCREEN,"" Hy Lester Powell. Episode 2:

The Silver Acorn." 5.30 THINGS WITH WINGS.

The Melchrisa Sizing with

and Wred J'aula' 'Caroda" 1.00 PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 6.02 STUDIO: UNIT REQUESTS.

Presented by Linda.

No. 1 Seption. Military Calling: Pollee, .. 27 Briende,

7.60 ROBERT FARNON AND THE

KINGSWAY KYMPHONY OR CHESTRA. 7.30 VARIETY BANDDOX-11,

Stephane Grappelly and Win Trio George Moos, Runnie Ronalde, and Iter Dixon. Elly Ternent and tils Orchestra.

Sicksor. Compere:

155 WEATHER REPORT. 8.00 TIME BIGNAL, WORLD NEWS AND NEWS TALK (LONDON DELAY).

8.15 MARCHES OF THE WORLD.

"Art. Robert Stolz), Didgood; Sons of tits Brave: Johann Radetsky March: Trad: Strauss

Sac thie Casales-Russian night, is asked to be in active March Berlioz: Rakoczy Morch participant in climbing Mount Robert Stolz conducting the Vienna Everest, and

approach the Symphony Orell.

world's highest mountain from BAD SIDNEY TORCH AND HIH OIL-

CHESTRA. pfor.

Concerto in Jazz (Donald Phillips) Piano by the composer: Praeludium The title of this programme is and Allegro (Kreiter, arr. Turch); the translation of the original Caprtes Viennois (Kreisler. art. for Everest-Torch: Fiddlin' for fun (Faustin &

Tibetan name "Chom-Lumgmo"-and the pro- gramme concentrates more upon the study of Everest itself, as seen by the men who have ven- tured valiantly almost to 15

Maurice Jean-Jeant: London Featasin (Cilve Richardson).

Preacher: The Rev. V.C. Cook. 17.00 • KONGS BY HILL JOHNSON

FROM "KISS ME KATEM (Cole Porter),

12.15 jm. STUDIO: SPORTS TIME.

By Big Young.

INSTILU-

12.30 PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 12.32 THUISE AND HIS MENTALISTS. 12.43 STRICTLY OFF THE RECORD

-POPULAR VARIETY. 1.13 NEWA WEATHER

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS, AFTERNOON CONCERT, FORCES PROGRAMME, 2.00 TAKE IT FROM HERE.

130

REPORT

Wil Joy Nichols, Dick Bentley and Jimmy Edwardı.

2.30 BTUDIO: JAZZ HALF HOUR.

Presented by Robin Day.

HOSPITAL

3.00 STUDIO:

QUESTS.

Presented by Belly,

RE-

J

4,00 "TH

OP

MATER BALLANTRAPS BY ROBERT

LOUIR STEVENSON, PAK A House Divided.” €30 A CONCERT LY" THE HAND 07.11. ht COLDSTREAM QUARDS.

8.89 STUDIO: HOME REQUESTS. -

Presented by Betty, 4.00 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. C.D? LIGHT MUSIC, 4.30 STUDIO: SERVICER EVEN-

RONG.

Conducted by the Rev. T. J. Yatra, CP,

7.50 VICTOR HERBERT

FAVOURITES.

stise Stovens, (Mezzo-Boprano) with Charus and'Orcberlin. 7.30 "THE ADVENTURES OF P. C.

49" BY ALAN STHANKS, 43: The Case of the Twe Man."

BBC Overseas Shortwave

.7.5 WEATHER REPORT..

11830 ARCHSSTRAL BELECTIONĄ.

my love! Now is the heur, pacing"]"

In' tho' dark,

930 STUDIO:

BOOK.

MUSICAL

Prevented by the Roy, Father

T: F. Bys BJ

10.00 THE LUTON GIRLS CHOIN.

*** hoa? (your

voice Buller Evans); Serenata (Tosoli, AIF. (Kilmer-flasbach, Daviess Trac art. Harri

BLUSTRY).

proqrANIME" SUNBIARY:"

8H 174 SWINGTIME,

6.4

THE PERRY" COMO SHOW. TIME FOR MUSIC,

The BBC Midso chestra, conducted Vinter

7.15 7.ATTER FROM

BY ALISTAIR

CORDED RELAY).

*** FRANÇAISE

1.20 RTUDIO: LA

robja Your

Light Or- by Gilbert AMERICA

COOKE (RE,

DEATH HEURE

753 WEATHER ERFORT.

1.00 TIME BIGNAL WORLD NEW!

AND NEWS TAPE SEONDON HREAY

BUNG

QF

EJ TAKE IT FROM HERE.

With Jay Nietos, Dick Bentley and Jimmy Rdwards.

8.03 TIME SIGNAL, WORLD NEW8 | "Medda - Overture (Czerukiri)

AND NEWS TALK (LONDON | Milan vinphony Orch, conducted by singing (Day Leonardi; RELAY),

Cav. Loreto Malajsit: Carnaval prayer idro aakel Mouldin?? 8.15 SONGS FROM OFFRA, EL

(Roma) Huite (hirst) Liverpool Haydn Wood). |E9ilharmonie Do Colla from Cavadno

Orch. conducted by: 19.10 AT THE paflet. "Constant. O Landers; Preektura" de "Perler-Dizesje Jansers

Norwegian, 1.Los Bymhidea? (Chidain, Orch. 8.18.DHEREN ... MOMENTS (Lalo)—Orchestra, Byjne Micheau (Soprano) with the London Rhapsody

Orel Symphony

Lo Revo Do

phonique De Paris conducted by London Philitermonte Orch.; con- Grieux * (Instant". Charmant) (from

Pierre Chagnon: Paroxysmu Waitz; ducted by Sir Malcolm Sargent. "Manon" Massenet)—Richard Lawie Johann Strauss, Op. 19.3 Plan State Plays Broadcasting Symphony Orchi con- (Tenor) with The London Symphony ducted by Howard Barlow, y Orch: Re Di Zolore Go 11.00 RADIO NEWSKEEL LONDON

Listed Zanardini-Massonet); - Teell: | barbarous tribes: Aria: Orežasta flower or my, dreams"Paolo siver (Baritone) and The London Sym phony Orch.

|

8.30 THE LART CHRONICLE OF

RELAY).

(from

orly and Depa ain't neces

g-puttin sarily so (from Porgy and Bess 1: The fila 1. jova (kom d'atriko up

6.00 STUDIO: SPORTS REVIEW:

* By nfig Young.

9.13 AT THE OPERA..

11.11 WEATHER REPORT.. 3138-STUDIO: KILOGUE,

Conducted by the Bev. G. M. the Band"); Birisce Up the Balzanl; Mephistophies (10) Stevenson.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.

NAISET BY ANTHONY 11.34 CLOSE-DOWN.

TROLLOPE.

Final Episqile,

9.00 THE BUNDAY CONCERT, *

Concerto No. 1'n A Minut. Go, 33 (Seinens) - Pierre-Youmier (Cello) and The Pjylharmonia Orch. conducted by. Walter Buskind: Sym- phony No. 2 in E Füst. Op. 03 (Elgar)

Mondialza

7.00 a.. OPENING THEME.

The BBC Symphony "Orel, con- | -7,02 LIGHT MUSIC, ducted by Sir Adrian Bogli. 19.15 URÍTAIN SINGH,24***

Swindon frphous Choir, cons

-- audied,dy Ewwg'rili!.

gramm

(7-12.15 p.m. on 15,200 Mc/s, 19.66 m, and 17.715 Mc/s, 16.93 m; 10-12.15 p.m.

SATURDAY, JULY 12 7.00 .. Lesler Ferguson and

Semprint

BY REQUEST.

by

Give you the songs and tunes you have naked to hear, produced Alastair Scott-Johnston,

7.39 GEOFFREY

TALKING.

on 21.750 Mc/s, `13.79 m)

9.10 NEWS TALK.

8.15 lnterlude.

8.20 FROM THE EDITORIalb. 130 MUSIC FOR DANCING. Victor Silvester and his Ballroom Orchestra.

9.15 Cricket.

YORKSHIRE V. INDIA. OUMPHREY | A commentary by Peter West on the second day's play at Shemalt.

1.30 WELSH MUSCELLANY..

2.45 BOHTS'UOUND-UP,

4.00 THE NEWN

8.10 NEWS TALK.

8.12 Interlude.

8.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. #.30 FORCES' FAVOURITES. 8,00 COLONIAL QUESTIONS. 9.15 Celéket.

YORKSHIRE V. INDIA.

A commentary by Peter West on the Arst day's

play 4 Bramall

Lane, lefeld.

8.30 SCOTT(S) MAGAZINE, 9.45 EXPLORING BY PROXY. A series dealing with the explora- Gion into the sky, under the sea. chiefly and down into the earth,

Recording of Welsh Choler' taken

at the Llangollen Musical Elstedp- fod.

0.43 THE DEBATE CONTINUES. .

hrought about by five years of in-

dependence,

9.15 COLONIAL COMMENTARY. 9.30 SCOTTISH - MAGAZINE. | A programme of hewa, music, and topical interest.

0.43 PLAIN ENGLISH,

“Max's Magazine.*

oport,

A series of four laiks by J. E. Billes; The Editor's Page. 10.00 THE NEWS,

10.10 HOME NEW A FROM

BRITAIN.

10.19 BBC

SELAND MIGHT OF

CHESTIA

A Parliamentary Review by Prin11,00 g Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL.

cess Indira, our Farilamentary cor- respondent.

10.00 THE NEWS.

11.15 THE FORGOTTEN PEOPLE. The story of a recent Journey through Europe '.to"'examino ́" the Programme

10.10 HOMES NEWS FROM problem of refugee;

BRITAIN.

10.13 EN AVANT.

A commemorative

programme

honour of Marshal de Entire

do

| Tassigny, written by Colin Wilis.

10.43 MUSIC FROM THE BALLET. igramaphone records)

by means of remote control; 2:11.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL. 'Down Under the Sea." 10.00 THE NEWS.

10.10 HOME NEWS FROM

BRITAIN,

10.15 LISTENERS' CHOICE. Light Music.

11.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL- 11.15 Racing.

THE ECLIPSE STAKES, A commentary by Naymond Gen denning from Bandown Park, 11.33 Interlude. 11.45 CRICKET.

A commentary on one matched.

of today's

12.15 am PAVILION PLAYERS Directed by David Wolfsthal.

12.30 SANDY MACPHERSON. At the theatre organ, 12.45 Cricket.

YORKSHIRE V. INDIA. Further commentary.

THE NEWS. 1.10 NEWS TALK.

3D

SUNDAY, JULY 13' 7.00 pm. SUNDAY SERVICE,

Churclt, From Liantysillo Parish Llangollen venue of the Interna 9.00 "TRICTLY OFF TRE RE- onal Musical Eisteddfod), con- CORD" RECENT POPULAR | durted by the Rev, Prys” Darby-

ahire-Robert. KZLEASES.

MAKES 7.30 *PRACTICE FECT.

David

11.15 Vera Lynn in

'LET'S MEET AGAIN.. With Tony_Fayne and David Evans und The George Mitchell Choir, 11.45 FROM THE THIRD

GRAMME.

о-

The American Character by Max Lerner.

12.00 .18. INTERLUDE.

12.15 SOUTHERN

CHESTRA.

SERENADE On-

Directed by Lou Whiteson. 12.30 VARIETY PANFARK. With The Kordites: The Augment.

ed Northern Variely Orchestra.

4.00 THE NEWS.

1.10 NEWS TALK.

TUESDAY, JULY 15

FROM

THE MUSIC 1.00 p.m.

NEW ORLEANI Played by the Sandy. Brown Group and discussed by David Mylne: Producer: Donald McLean; This' fo In The last of three programmes which Scols Jazz Banda Hlustrate the inala chapters of the story of Jazz musle-making.

7.30 SCIENCE 'REVIEW.

7.4 SPORTA ROUND-UP.

8.00 THE NEWS.

8.10 NEWN TALK.

PER-

1.15 laterlude."

summit over the past thirty De' envihtag (Gordon) itkenja | Programme selected from the 1932

years, than upon its conquerors,

At last. ni Jast, (Charles Treneti;

Wheel of Fortine would-boelsel The Beverley Sisters;

The Gendy Brurer:* Ball (Weston Howard); When you're in love (Laine Frankie Laine: Blus The mountain is so remark--Fincher)

Tango Leroy Anderson). .Bay Mar. able a character in its own right in and his Concert Orch. There's that the gradual uncovering of a vashup on the cerner in Pitts- burgh, Pennsylvania (Merrill... Guy its secrets by each successive Kitchell; The old soft shee (Jurdan-

GH. Elliatt and Dorothy expedition makes a story no less aist exciting than the tales of per Squirer: Bollin' Stone Gordans.... Teddy Johnson: Gin Fizz (Holes- sonal heroism the world aiready worth. Frank Chacksfield conducts

Ida Singing Stringe: Hamhons (Soc knows, and that this character is one of tremendous malevolence der Wahington)...Ju Stoberd and is repidly apparent, and its bleak Frankie Laine. and inhospitable nature. preases itself soon enough`upon its climbers.

im-

The producer, Edward Live- soy, draws upon reports of almost all the expeditions including

the Shipton Recon- naissance Expedition of 1931. Descriptions are quoted from climbers, and four men many

atc themselves Everc climbers take part in the pro-

J.L.. gramınç:

Longland who acts as narrator: Dr Raymond Greene; W.H. Murray; and John Morris.

who

In "Music Lovers Hour" on Friday night at 9 o'clock, Curtis Hindson is preventing a brilliant "Dange plano transcription of Macabre"; four Romantic Picces by Dvorak; and Mozart's great String Quintet in G Minor, K

510.

In "At the Opera" at 9.15 on Thursday night there come the Arst two Acts of Gounod's

these "Faust" In the Chorus and Orchestra of the Opera, Paris, are conducted by Henri Busser.

|

8.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 8.30 PORCES' FAVOURITES. 1.00 HELEN

trailo),

9.15 Cricket.

MICKINNON

YORKSHIRE V. INDIA.

Overseas Examination Syllabus of the Assoclated Board of the Royal Schools of Music! No. 3: Intro- duced and

Bernard played by Shore (Viola); 1st movement_from Sonata in Eat, Op. 120, No. 2 the last day's play. (Grade 8 List D-Bratims.

7.45 SPORTS ROUND-UP,

8.00 THE NEWS,

B.10 NEWS TALK.

8.15 Interlude.

8.20 FRÒM THE EDITORIALS, . $.30 CALLING ALL FORCES. Charlle Chester and Tony Hancock

Introduce programme for Forces everywhers.

9.30 ENGLISH MAGAZINE. 10.00 THE NEWS. 10.10 HOME NEW S

BRITAIN.

Fit

show

(Cat-

A commentary by Pater West on

9.30 ULSTER MAGAZINE,

KS LETTER FROM AMERICA.

By Alistair Cooke."

10.00 THE NEWS,

willien and produced by Alän Bur- gets: Narrator: Robert Harte, 12,15 sậm, ACCORDION MUSIC. (gramophon recorda)

12:30 BALLADS AND BONGS, Sung by Janet Fraser (contralto), and George Pizzey (barlione), Clif- ton Helliwell (accompanist) .

1,90 THE NEWS.

110 NEWS TALK.

· THURSDAY, JULY 17

143 NEWH SUMMARY.

1.18 TDI OF THE MÔIN.

4.00 NEWS AND WEATHER NA PORT, AN

BJ MURIC IN THE AIR. 9.00 CLOSE DOWN.

12.30 pan. FAGORANZE

MARY,

12.3Z VARIETY FANFARE.

An American in Parle, 11.00 RADIO NEWSREEL

DON RELAY

Un.

cel Journet;

Faurt" Acts 1 and 2 (Genned). Marguerita

(Soprano)Marine Gounet: Faust (Tonery Genir Vol.

Slebel

(Soprano) (LON-Mireille Berthon: Valentine (Bari- Martha tone) Louls' Musy!' Dama (Contralto) Jeanne Montfort:: Wag- her (Dass Michael Cazette.

of the the Chorus and Orchestra Opora, Parin, conducted" by Henri Busser; Organ of the Galla, Piggel. 16.05 A SHORT RECITAL BY WALTER GIERERING

AND bussy): Solret Grenade Debussy).

11.15 GOODNIGHT HUBIC.

Thred Songs {{tayől) (for accompanied Mixed Chorus): Nico lette Bondo; Trois beaux oiseaux de Păirials-The Lyons Blixed

Len Chorus: Linden

Darnes- Nash Vaughan Williama) —Heddle

Tenor): Silent Noon (Rosselli and Vaughan Willamia)---David

Στα (Zenor).

11.30 CLONE DOWNY

DE-

1129 WEATHER REPORT.

GON SAVE THE QUEEN.

SUM-

1.15 NEWE, WEATHER REPORT VE AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.

1.30 MUSIC VOIL' YOU.

2.00 CLOSE DOWN.

6.00 PROGRAMME BUMBLAKY. 0.02 p.m. CHILDREN'SUA IPALE

HOUR.

Presented hý Elbabeth Ann." 4.30 MELODY MIXTURE. 7,00. "ALL" ABOARD · PON

FOURTEENT!!, AT (RECORDING),

THE

THE

A Programma for French Na. tional Day (By' Courtesy of Itadio France Aaip, Balron). 130 ARTIST OF THE WEKK,"

759

Landon Studio Reçital—--New- ton Wood (Piano), an

WEATHER REPORT, 8.00 TIME SIGNAL WORLD NEW* AND NEWS TALK (LONDON RELAY).

6.13 KLAVONIC DANCER.

wednesday

1.00 .m. OPENING THEME. 7.02 LIGHT MUSIC.

1.15 NEWS HUMMARY. 1.18 TOP σ THE MORN.

8.00 NEWS AND WEATHER

PORT.

8.10 MUSIC IN THE AUL, 9.00 CLOSE DOWN. 12.30 p.m.' PROGRAMME

MARY.

12.32 FILM MEMORIES,

μα

Ballade

ID.13 THE TONALE

CHESTILA,

Dans

DI-

The land of miles Overture (Franz Lehor)-Franz Lehar (Con- dudlar): Emmerich Kalmer Küste.... Victor

Relingen (Condutter); and Silver-Waltz (PU) Franz Lehar)--Franz Leliar (Con ductor),

19.45 ROBERTO INGLEZ AND HIS

ORCHESTRA,

Another night like this Beguina (Ernesto Lecuona); Mi Vida - Be- RE-guine (Emeto Lecuona At Inst

al Jasi (Charles Trenet); Do'mind

(Marja tonight-ojero

Lara); Out of my dream-Waltz, BUM (Rodgers),

1.1 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT AND ANNOUNCEMENTA,

1.30 ORCHESTRAL SELECTIONS, 200 CLOBE DOWN,

6.62

6,00 PROGRAMME., BUMMARY, CARIBBEAN JOURNEY" PORTRAIT OF TRINIDAD. Presented by Wynford Vaughan Themas

11.00 RAVIO NEWSREEL, (LONDON

RELAY).

Nos.

11,15 GOODNIGHT HIURIĘ,

to Otello-Sulla, (Coleridge-Taylor)--New Symphony Orch. conducted by Sir. Malcolm Sargent.

11.29 WEATHER REPÓRT..

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.

11.30 CLOSE DOWN,.

Written and produced by Leonard Friday

PLAX-Cottell.

ED BY THE CZECH VAZ- HARMONIC ORCHESTRA, Conducted by Vaclav Talich. #39 STUDIO: “ LIKE WHAT

LIKE,"IMA Presented by Gun Jorjes

0.00 OVER TO YOU.

I

6.30 FORCES BANDSTAND (CON- |

CERT HALLS, KA

A Concert by the land of ist Battation, Royal Ulster · Nidos.

By kind permission' of 'Lt-Colonel J. Drummond, DSO, conducted by

Mr R. W. Sears.

with Tichard Murdoch and 7.00 STUDIO: "LUCKY Dip"

Kenneill' Horne.

9.30 "TUE YAUNG KINGS.

A Story by acar Wilde. Dramathed for fladio will" musiq

{by Kenneth 7-kamay."

.

10 00 CONCERTU RE

Concerto No. 2 in P Miner, Op. II Movement Al- legro

Itisoluto; 2nd Mord-

TRO D.. FRANK WALKER AND Movement Rondo

HIS MINIATURE ORCUES-Rubinstein (Pluto) TRA

mont-Romance L'A

7.30 MID-WEER TALK. 7.45 SPORTS KOUND-UP.

8.00 THE NEWS.

8.10 NEWS TALK.

8.15 Interlude, -"

820 FROM THE EDITORIALS. · 630 SPORTING RECORD, 8.45 LAND AND LIVESTOCK 935 Cricket,

“ENGLAND-V, INDIA,

The Third Test Match at Old Trafford.

Commentaries by John Artolt and E. W. Swanten ami summaries by Arthur Güilgan on the first day's play.

930 app, WELSH DIARY. Comments on

current fals

In

Wales, Introduced by W. B. Owen.

DES FREEDOM AT STAKE,"

31 1805——Britannia · Rula "the "Waves' by H. E. Howard.

1009 THE NEWS.

Arthur Foticon

Symphony 'Dretly condone by Bir

John Barbirdli," WeltANNA BY 99 10.30 CHANSON FRANÇAISE.

"Octobre (II." Leen-Fr: Bugchéj Hello J.Lutèce,polnej Ext-Ce Ma Faute? (Varel-Dall{y). Jacqueline Francolu; - "Peintre " Ralliment (Freed-Chevaller-Van dair): A LaFrancaise pedra Fontenoy)Maurice Chevalier! 19.35 AUER BLITTLE WER WES PUREY ALYTTELTON' HE HAND.

1.ON-

VARIETLY REQUESTA. Presented by nargherita. 1.49 WEATHER REPORT. 1.00 TIME SIGNAL. WORLD NEWS AND NEWS | TALE (LONDON RELAY)) 8.15 MUSIC FROM HOLLAND,

Folksongs and Country Dancers. Orchestra, Alixed Cheir and Soloists of Radio Nederland, conducted by Felix de Nobei, 8.30 ORCHESTRA OF THE WERK-

CITY OF BUMINGHAM OR- CHESTRA,

Great

9.00 MARIO LANZA SINGS.

Ave Maria (from "The Corso"--Bach, art. Gounod); Because (from "The Great

Cani- so“ Teschemacher — d'Hardelot):

never love you (from "Toski of New Orleans" Cahn-Brodazky): My song, my love (Gerda-Brelby):. For you alone. (O'Reilly-Gechiy,

0.35 PANELA

ALEC DROWN, CLUNES IN "THE LADY'S NOT FOR BURNING."

A Comedy by Christopher Fry

NEWSREEL

(LON! 11.00 RADIO

PON RELAY).

11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC. Overture to an Italian

by

Chicago Bh (Cobb): Backroom Joya (A) Monsbourgļi), wim' Lazy Age's Late-Hour Bdys: Forgottes Woman's Blues (fonsbourg Tako...'à " poja' from the Bouth (Bell) Opch House (Lyttelton The Bell-Lyttelton Jazz (Nine:C

Comedy (Arthur Benjamin)The New 'Con- 11.49 BAPTO NEWSREEL!****

eert Orch., conducted 'by Stanford DON RELATSREFF

Roblason: Waltz movements 11.15 DOGENICHT MUSIC.

from Vitino Note (Schu Act 3 "Der Rosenkavaller (Richard 1010 HUME NEWS FROM ber Wine BackBus Strauss) The Berlin State

conducted (Piano)?Heldentoälein. Opkig"Nal | Orch., BRITAIN. 1915 BBC *SYMPHONY ORCHES- | 9 (Schubert)

Houzay Melichar. - Gerara ****TRA.

(Baritone) with Jacqueline Bon- 11.22 WEATHER REPORT. Conducted by Sir Adrian Boult; neau (Piano); Moment

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN, Musical Symphony No. 4 in E minor - (Schubert, Op. 94, No. 3)-Wolf- 13.30 CLOSE DOWN.

Lie- gang Bose (izno), Konrad

· Hermann brecht Vibiln) ··7-and

Moment Paul Wolf' ('Cello);

Musical No. 2 (Schubert, Op. 94)-Lener A String Quartet.

11.29 WEATHẾN 'REPORT.

GARFAVE THE SPEEN.

Brahme

11.00 Big Ben: RADIO NEWSREEL; 11.15 Wendy Biller and

Scofield in

THE PORTRAir OF LADY.'

Adapted"""by Frank Hauser and

Donald McWhinnle from the novel 11.30 FREE RBIN

by Henry James; Episode 1.

19.10 HOME NEWS FROM 11.45 Ted Ray in

BRITAIN.

10.15 PETER YORKE.

With his Soton Orchestra.

11.00 Ulr Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL. 11.15 BRITISH. CONCERT HALL. The Strings of The Landon Film Symphony Orchestra, conducted and presented by Hubert Clifford; Symphony No. 3 in D minor William Bayce: Oboo Concerto - Lean Vaughan Williams; (Solot:

Suite-Gus- Goessens); St. Paul tav Holst,

►

630 COMPOSER OF THE WEEK~

BILAHME. Academic Festival Overture, Op. 10 The London Symphony Orch. com- ducted by Clemens Krauss: Intermezzo in A Minor, Op. 10, No. 2 Inter-

10.15 ALL STAR BILL. Da, 117.

Pinna) Prezenting musical state of mezza in Fiat Majur. No. —Arthur Schnabel Brahms Lieder; Die Mainzehl (Peem business in Great Britain; Wilbur by Helty, Op. 43, No. 2; Wieszalled Evans; Belty Driver: Tom Jenkins;

Stargazers, introduced by 12.00 CORTOT (Piano). Poem L Scherer), Op. 49, No. 4: The

ao. Frankie Towerdi The George Mit- gramophone records) Blandchen (Poem by Reales),

Club has a musiest 12.15 am. 'LONDON CALLING. 108, No. 1-Suzanne Danco (Soprano): cheil Gilce

London Ilungation Dance No. The Berlin, holiday in Spain; British Composers A review of next week's

conducted by of 1952: The Dance Orchestra,, con-

Calling: a talk on short-wave ro- Philarmonic Orch.

ducted by Stanley Withelin Furtwangler.

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