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THE CHINA' MAIL, SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1952.

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Week In Detail-A "China Mail" Feature

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Broadcast Recital And Marilois

By Arrigo Foa

Kierman

Shanghai, was once the musical centre of the| 5.00 STUDIO: HOME REQUESTS.

Prevented by Betty,

4.00 PROGRAMME BÜMİMARY. 6.02 NEW CONCENT ORCHESTRA, EVEN- 6.30 STUDIO: SERVICES Today

Far East; and Arrigo Foa one of the city's most

That is now history. gifted musicians. Hongkong is the gainer, as Professor Foa, recently arrived from the North, has made the Colony his new home.

On Tuesday night at 9 o'clock listeners to Radio Hongkong will have the opportunity of. hearing this fine violinist in a Sonata programme. pianist He is appearing with Marilots Kierman, a whose accomplishments are already well-known to the musical population of the Colony.

Their recital comprises two works: the Sonata by Corelli; which is known as "La Follia Variations", and Beethoven's Sonata in F, Opis 24—generally called "The Spring." This programme, which is being broad. cast from the Concert Hall of Radio Hongkong, is also being relayed by Rediffusion,

Allottieritudlo recital this and on 9.52 megacycles per week comes at 8.10 p.m. on second in the 31 metre band).. Wednesday, when Harry Ore is

playing a Polatialso and five Pitude by Chopin, and five Preludes and the Satanic Poem, Opus 30, by Scriabin.

hos

"Everyman the most famous of all English Morality. Plays appeared in England about the your 1500 A.D. and has been described DA "the noblest of Death the religious Interlude imagination of the Middle Ages the stage. Half given allegory and half plain tale, It is Man, as he the story of Every

through life to tho! Journeys Krave, and also makes another, from more homely journey, market-square to home, from heme to church, and thence to a 'desolate place'.

is

On Wednesday night at 9

Radio Hongkong o'clock presenting a transcribed Tndio which version of "Everyman" was originally broadcast in the BBC

Home Service series "Worth Theatre.” In complling

the

programme, Raymond Halked has retained the atmo

in this sphere of simplicity

411 nnely-drawn and moving inter- of pretation, and the. music John Hotchkis identifies the characters and gives

complete

fuintes to the production.

'Everyman'

น

The part of taken by Godtrey Kenton, who is supported by a distinguished

The of radio actors. company Angel is sung by Alfred Deller, counter-tenor,

BEC with the Chorus and Orchestra,

On the lighter side, the Sexes are si "fighting it out" the BBC has issued another erles on transcriptions of that popular verbal sot known as

We

Beg

Today

7.03 at OPENING THEME.

1.02 LIGHT MURIC..

1.45 NEW SUMIMARY.

1.18 TOP O' THE MORN,

HUNG.

Conducted by the Rev. 3. AL. Mline, HAP.

7.00 POPULAN VARIETY, 130 WE BEG TO DIPPEIL

A Lighthearted Discussion De- Grenfell, GLAČTE tween Jayco Young, Kay, Hammond, Char mian Innes, folm Clements, and Oubert Harding. Chairmani Roy Plonley

7.59 WEATHER Nkrder.

8.00 TIME SIGNAL, WORLD NEWS AND NEWS TALK (LONDON RELAY).

8,15 BONGS FROM THE OPERA

"OTELLO,"

DY

11.13 WEATHER REPORT. 12.10 RTUDIO: EPILOGUE.

Condorted by the Bey. Father KO'Dwyer, BJ, 300-SAVE THE QUEEN. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

7.00 a.m.

lond

OPENING THEME.

1.02 LIGHT MUSIC.

7,18 NEWS BUMMARY.

1. TOP O' THE MOUN,

1.00 NEWS AND WEATHER RE-

LID MUSIC IN THE AIR. 100 CLOBE DOWN. 11.30 p.m.

8.30 "OLIVERt. 3, t. r"

CHARLES DICKENS. Episode 1: "The Parifi Orphan."PORT. 9.00 THE BUNDAY CONCERT. 10.15 BRITAIN SINGS.

Valte Choir, Tredrcky kate conduitted by John 11. Davice. 1030 ORCHESTRAL SELECTIONS, 11.00 RADIO NEWSREEL (LONDON

ILELAY).

BBC Overseas

Short

PROGRAMSIE

MTAILY 12.12 VARIETY_FANFAÍS, 1.15 NHWE

WEATHER "REPORT

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Programmes

(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, AUGUST. 9

inle Bale and Sunnle

7.00 p.m.

itale in 'ALL HALE.'

A weekly revuu

by

Wigram, produced by

North.

7.30 MORAY

ING.

c.

MCLAREN

7.45 NORTH ROUND-UP.

R.00 THE NEWS.

#.10 NEWS TALK,

8.15 Interlude.

on 21.750 Mc/s, 13.79 m) Recordings made at The National Enteddfod på Wales, Aberystwyth. 0.45 THE DEBATE CONTINUES. By Princess Indied, our parßamen- Lottuntary correspondent,

10.00 THE NEWS. Bichael 10.10 HOME NEWS

BRITAIN. TALK-10.15 Gladys Young Marjusle West

bury, and Lowin Stringer in

TOK VOICE OF MICHAEL VANEJ

820 FROM THE EDITORIALS.

8.30 VURCES' FAVOURITES. 9.00 PAVILION PLAYERS,

8.90 NEWS AND WEATHER BE Directed by David Wolfsihat.

PORT

4.30 MUSIC IN THE AIR, DOD CLOSE DOWN. 12.30 pan. 1stOGHAMME SUMMARY, 15 MELODY MIXTURE

1.15 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1.30 ORCHESTRAL SELECTIONS, FORCES PROGRAMMES, 2.00 STUDIO: FORCES CHOICE.

Presented by Tommy Davi 2.30 FILM MEMORIES. 3.00* STUDIO: HOSPITAL

QUESTI

Presented by Helen.

4.00. TANGUES AND WALTZES. 4.13 POPULAR HARMONY. 4.30 HWING TIME

9.15 CRICKET. Commentary natchez,

on

one of today's

James

9.30 SCOTTISH MAGAZINE. 945 SHORT STORY. "The Widow Lonnigan, by Edgar: nend by Liam Redmond. 10.00 THE NEWA.

19.10 HOME NEWS VR o

BRITAIN,

10.15 LISTENERS CHOICE. RE-Light Musle.

With Charlie Barnet and His

Orchestra.

5.00 ROHERT BEATTY

IN THE

י

LADY ON THE SCHEEN." By Lester Powell Episode 6: "A Patch of Moonlight." 3.30 THE BING CROSBY STOW 6.00 TREGRAMBIE STIMMTATES. 4.02 STUDIO: UNIT REQUESTS.

Presented by Linda,

W/T Station. Calling: R. "N. Stonecutters Island.

7.00 NOTHING BUT „MÚSIC 730 VARIETY BANDBOX.

nax: Wafl, Jalin Illythe. Paula Grey, Fredule Gardner, Jackie Allen and Barbara,

zho Blx Beh IRADIO NEWBIEEL 11.18 CHAMPIONSHIP BANDS. 11.45 CafeKET.

Further cominentaries.

12.15 a.m. MONTMARTRE

PLAYERS.

Direclod by Henry Krein. 12.32 SANDY MACPHERSON, At the theatre orgona. 12,43 CRICKET.

Further, conimentaries.

1.00 THE NEWS. 1.10 NEWS TALK.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 10 7.06 p.m. BUNDAY SERVICE. From the Cathedral, of, St. Mary on the Inland of ions, conducted by the Rev. Georgo, F. MacLeod, MC, DD, Leader of die tona Communi

7.30 PhActiCE

Billy Ternent and ills Orchestra. Įtr." Compere: Philip Sensor.

7.30 WEATHER REPORT.

FECT.

MAKES

PER-

Its programme we hear re porta ni Uilà, reorganisation and re- equipment of key areas of Britain, to meet the needs, of national re covery and defence; Production by Joo Burroughs. PK 01235A, ACCORDION MUSIC. (ramotiong records) 12.30 HALLADS AND BONU End Affchali

Written by James Dyrestarth; Muste by Kenneth Leello-Smith.

11.00 big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL. 11.19. WELSH choirs (6). Swynol Gertid (Sweet Music); The Lyrlan Singers; Conductor: Owen; Mary Kendall and Thomas, fat two-pienos) – 11.49 FROM

.

(soprano):

| Harbet!" (lenor): Frederick

(accompanist).

Wuliam Stone

1.00 THE NEWE 1.10 NEWB TÁLK,

THURSDAY, AUGUST 14

7.00 p.m. CABIN Idloes | Conducted by Aartsel

THE THIRD PRO-

GHAMME. Reconaldering MKICHUÉ.

The

A series of three talks; i: Parsilox of Program by I. L.

calc, Reader in Ecumenic tory at London University. 12.15 a., ECORDS.

12.15 BILLY MAYERL

ENSEMBLE.

-

RHYTHM

ORCHESTRA. mala Kilbey.

730 M30-WEEK TALK 7.45 SPORTE MUUND-UP. R.DO THE NEWS... 8.10 NEWS TALK. 9.35 Interlude.

8.20, FROM THE EDITORIALE, 26 SPORTING RECORD. 78.45 LAND AND LIVESTOCK. An agricultural magazine,

9.15 Cricket,

ENGLAND V-INDIÀ.

The Fourus Text Match at the OVAL.

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12.30 VARIETY, FANFARE. With The Kordites; The Auginant-Commentaries by Max Alston ed Northern

Orchestra: Variety Produced by Hennie Taylor,

1.00-THE NEWS... 1.10 NEWS TALK.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 12.

THEIR BUSINESS.

of gramophone programone records, presented by Denis Pres

7.00 p.m. RHYTHM 18

A

ton,

7.10 THE HEALTH OF MAN. 3: Nutrition and Health: Speakers: Dr. J. M. Mackintosh and Dr. Dean A Smith.

7:45 SPORTS ROUND-UP.

8.00 THE NEWS.

3.10 NEWS TALK.

8:15 Injertude,

8.20 FILOM THE EDITORIALS. B. FORCES FAVOURITES. programmes

0.00 MAROELE. FEW, (Piano). Overseas tlie 1932

5.00 TIME SIGNAL WORLD NEWSA series of thirteen

AND NEWS TALK (LONDON selected from 8.15 TEPREN "FOSTER Examination Syllabus of the Asso-Ballade in F minor, Op. B3-Chopin;

elated Board of, the Royal Schools Cobbler's

Bernard Howell, Melton with of Music introduced by

from

RELAY)

FAVOURITES.

Sung by Janits Choru 8.30 RING UP THE CURTAIN.

Shore: No. 7: Illustrailons Concerto in D--Haydn (LASM Per formers, List C) played by Thelma

of the Radler's | Reiss (cello).

A Programme of Musle from the Reperiatra Well Ballet. Presented by Margot Fonteyn Melta Shenter and Bery! Grey, the Rov

Opera Touve Orchestra, Covent Garden, conducted by Robert

7.43 SPORTS ROUND-UP,

100 THE NEWS.

8.10 NEWS TALK.

9.13 Interludo.

12 FROM THE EDITORIALS.

FORCES ALL-STAR BILL..

Hampipe Herbert

9.15 BANDY MACPHERSON.

At the theatre organ.

9.30 ULSTER MAGAZINE.

6.45 LETTER FROM AMERICA,

By Alistair Cooke.

10.00 THE NEWS.

DIXITAIN.

10.15 PETER YORKÈ.

With his Salon Orchestra.

020 COMPOSE OF THE WEEK-Presents the best of Britain's show 10.33 Interlude..

NACH.

husiness for our Forces serving 11.00 Big Ben, RADIO "NEWAREEL; 10.00 ON WITH THE DANCE.

Introduced 11.15 FROM THE

CONCERTS.

John Arlott on the first day's, play, with summaries by Alf Gover.

9.35 app. WELSH DIARY. Topicality Magazina.

345 PAVILION Plaveis. Directed by David Wolthat. 10.00 THE NEWS. 10.10 HOME NEWB FRON

BRITAIN. 10.15 FILOM TOE PROMENADE

CONCERTS. BBC Symphony Orchhatra; Candur tor: Bir Malcolm Sargent; Campoll (violin); Symphonie, Espagnale, for

Over violin and orchestra-Lalo: Lure-Fantasin: Itomes and Juliet - Tchaikovsky (BDC recstding). $11.00 Big,B80, RADIO NEWSREEL.

Scoleld in 'TILE LADY."

11.33 Weday Eller and Faul

PORTRAIT

OF A

Brian

A serial play, tor broadcasting, k ten episodes by Frank Hauser "and Donald McWhinnie from the novel by Henry James; Production by E.

Duli; Episode #: J. King

The Izabel American-Roger Delgado; Osmand - Wendy Hier: Mme. Marle-Catherine Lacey; Gilbert Os- mond-Alon Wheatley; Lord War burton Robert Harris; Nalph 10.10 110511 NEWS FROM Touchett-Paul Sconeld; Pansy Da

mond-Pamela Burling: Edward Rosler-Derek Hart. 14.45 Arthur

with Aikey Besco la

ANTIIUIL'S - INŃ:+--- PROMENADE With Sally Ann Bowes, and Dlans Decker; Augmanied abc Revie this week by Ted Ray; Starring:

by Ilobert Orchestra: Orchestra, conducted Betty Driver, Edmund Hockridge, The London Symphony Improtnoter shy Flat Major, On, 142, and The Stargazers; Jazz Forcea Conducted by Basil Camerco; Rag-Busby: Script by Bob Block

Overture: Bill Harding: Lyrics by (tendr); No. 3 (Schubert)-Edwin

Kenny mond Nilsson Flicher for the Use of: featuring

Goog

with Biain. Baker: Out of the Fost Bag: The Coriolan-Beethoven Op. 142

George Mitchell Glee Club answer Orchestra, Adelaide Beethoven: 12.00 Close down. requesta by Ships, Battalions, and Symphony No.. in Dvorak, Squadrons: Let's Put You In the (BBC recording). Picture: The stars keep Services 12.15 8.m. LONDON, CALLING. Overseas in touch with the Shows A review of next week's London at home; Fatique, Party: Fred Yule Calling, and a tall on short wave and Grahama Stark; The Dance Or reception: Interference.*

conducted by Stanley 12.38 BARN DANCE. chestra, Black: Produced by Dennis Main Roll back the carpet and join introduced by Steve Race, produced Wilson.

the fun with Jack Armstrong and by Jimmy Grant,

Robinson 9.30 ENGLISH, MAGAZINE.

his Barnstormers;

cally.tho slugs; D. Scott 10.00 THE NEWS.

to Differ. On Sunday night at AY, NEWSREEL (LONDON throughout the world

11.13 COODNIGHT MURic.

7.30, the women ret the bail rolling, and the men are pro

with vided with a buzzer

which to indicate (a) they would alke op 1 marty In A Flat Major, No. 2 (Schubert)-Edwin to get a word in edgeways or (b) FinG1

1129 WEATHER REPORT. they differ violently from the

GOD RAVE THE QUEEN,

opinions expressed at the table 11.30 CLOSE DOWN," opposite.

The chairman is armed with the usual mallet for table- bounding. In the early days of the programme these

Sunday

light-10.00 am. PROGRAMME SUMMARY

WEATHER REPORT.

the

REHULTR.

"MORNING MELODY."

hearted impromptu discussions too: SATURDAY'S were confined mainly to elemal controversies between 10.03 hird and wife, but now addys the team is open to tackle debatable subject. almost

Rayne is the chair,

with the distalt

by

side represented

Kay, Haftimond,

Labor Farnon - and His Or chestra. Gracle Fields (Vocal).

10.30

RELAY OF THE CELEBRA

1.00 THE NEWS. 1.0 NEWS TALK.

1.30 TUNIC FOR YOU. 2.00 CLOUE DOWN.

abo pridċinatiME BUMMARY. 5,02 € TU-DTO: CHRDIEN'S

HALF HOUR.

Presented by Mirabeth Aga 438 BTU 11 6 !, PORTUGUESE

HAIN HOUR

7.00 "USICAL MOMENT” WICH MANTOVANI AND Bi oll- CHESTRA,

Guest Artist: Josef Locks. 1.43 ARTIST OF THE WEEK

SOLOMON (PIANO). 759 WEATHER REPORT.

By klid permission of IA Colonel, Mother-Mario, Powers: The Secre

Mr. W. Bours,

J. Drummond. DSO, conducted by tary-Gloria, Lane Johnsbro --

Cornell MacNeil; Nika Muradoff

McKiniki The "Socrệt- Andrew Police. Agent-Lednj Lahner M Kottier.Cmorga...JongoYRORS, PADA Foreign Woman-Maria Mario; Vern Summers; ANNA Boroneli-Lydis

dmez-Mingia, Andreassi;. Asan22 .... FYANAIS, BIOHačtina, techientes (uhter madhesion Lehman lad-Carlo Engel: Production directed by C

7.00 STUDIO: LUCKY Bip

VARIETY REQUESTS, presented by Marchoflia. *- 75% WEATÚRÁ REFORT, 2.00 TIME, BIGNAL WORLD NEWS AND NEWS TALK (LONDON BELAY).

8.10 STUDIO PIANO RECITAL.

- Hafer Ore.

1.25 ORCHESTRA OF THE WEEK. Mikt kalky Ufti

L'archestre De La Societe De Concerta Da Coniervatoire De Parie..

ነ

5.00 WORLD THEATRE.

Godfrey Kenton in the extind

Morality Play "Evelyman," Music composed by John Holch k. produced by Raymond Rakes. THE THEATRE TODAY

10.00.

R TEST FRUBÍ RUNNING TON OVAL (RECORDED RE- LAY).

y indis. 16.18 EUNDON SAUDIO MELQUILE Orchestra,

L

Thi

Melachtino

conducted by

Melachting, with

Knirkt mikezi,

the Peter

joe'ro

"And so to bed" (Vivien Ellis):

Parisian Mode While And so to bed-Jenie Royce Lan young. Concerto for Clarinet: Pink die & Keith Michell & New Theatre Champagne);. These foolish ibliten,

(Vocal): 8.00 TIME SIGNAL WORLD Comparty

Barthelope Selection;, Bices the bride; This fi NEWS TALK Fair Leslie Hahson ★ New Theatre my lovely day: Ma Belle Mor- - NEWS AND

(LONDON RELAY).

B.25 A SHORT RECITAL

MARIAN ANDERSON (CON TRALTO). 30 STUDIO1

LIKE,

By

"I LIKE WHAT

I

With nichsta sturdach and

Kenneth Horne,

9.10 CONCERTO.

Presented, by John Pend,

0.00 OVER TO YOU...

Company (Vocal); Amo...... Ahtap -

The New Theatre Company (Vocal),oria: A Table for two; I was

Body: Love me little, love me long-Bot: never kissed before: First, hap ly Paul Dudley Jones (Vocal): 1 ROBERTO INGLEZ AND HIS

not,

wanadrigal

ORCHESTILA Got (words: Henry Noel, from "Arres

(dienexat); only fools Dekuine and Dialogues. The New Thbatre Peladinho-Besao (Pernamblöð **** Corbány (Vocal): Sktabando-les-

Zacarias) sha Bota Walcolt Royce Landis, Hazel Jennings, illespie 2nd: & place in the sin Stella Chapman (Vocal); Beauty Retire (words adapted from Sir W.-Beguine. (Waxman); At lat) Sat

Royce

Jatt (Charles Transt)... Concerte for Violin and Orches Davenant 1600-1050)---Jeraie tra (William Walton)

DON. RELAY), A 1st Mave- Lartis (Vocal): The daf-Zenile 11.00 RAND NEWABEEL (LON ment; Andante... tranquilo; 2nd Henson; Betty Paul & Alan Dudley

1 GOODNIGHT MUSIC. Movement; Presio, capriccions als (Vocal): And so to bed The New New

Now Light Bylnphony Orekt, napolitana Trio (Cantonetta); ardientre Company, with the

The unfargotten Melody (laydn Movement: Vivaceascha Helfetz Theatre Orch., conducted by Man-

Square: Intro: Wood), Joseph Lewis (Conductor): (Violin) and The Cincinnati Bym-tovani: Rainhow phony Orch... conducted by Eugene Rainbow Square; Who knows?: BoLunden Bulte, Nor., 1, 2 & 3 (Eric Промспе.

my Sunday girl; You'll still betong Center)-Joseph Lewis (Conductor). to me: You're so easy to know: 11.29 WEATHER REPORT.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. Balls of St, Veronica-Philip Green

and 11.30 CLOSE DOWN. and his Orch., Vocal xalalsts Chorus.

WITH AN HOUR 10.30 HALF

ADELAIDE HALL (VOCAL), WALLEN (1118 FATS"

AND PIANO... ORGAN), EHYTHM.

10.00 WHO ARE THE WELBT

A Discussion Between G. V. Wynne-Jones, Dr Wyn Drimth and the Le. Hud. James firimtha, „Mr Cathleman: Moray MéLären. 1039 CHANSON FRANCAISE.

Jacqueline Francois "Add

Georgen Guetări

I can't give you anything but La Mer (C Trohel2K. Las

(Fields & McHugh)-Adelaide love La Beine (Lofstge=)). - sonod

Un Hall (Vocal): Honey Hush Ucirke Jacqueline Francais: Je Sui

Maitre by-Walter)-Fata" Waller (Vocal Bolemien (Viney-Lopez);

Porteur Plans) and his Rhythm: You've Pierre (Plante Betfi)}

mait Caterer, — D' Eau (Ferragdd=95lar)-Georges been Guelaty,

Mainguena

11.00 RADIO NEWSREEL

BUN:RELAYS, LAN

* Friday

1.00 .m. OPENING THEME.

7.02 LIGHT MUSIC.

7.15 NEWS BUMMAILY,

7 TOP THE MOIN. 8.00 NEWB AND WEATHER RES',

PORT.

ROMAN

Rainberg) Waller (Vocal a 8.16 MUSIC IN THE AYIL

9.00 CLOSE. DOWN. 12.15 p.m. STUDIO:

CATHOLIC PRAYERS: By lid Rev. Father It. 57. GALIRENGT SUMMARY,

repont Adelaide ifall (lier) - "Vals

10.45 MEXICANNY WITH ANDRE Plano), and his Rhythm: This time

Koehler Hayes) love. ROSTELANETZ AND DIs on it's CHESTRA.

(from Thomas & Anila Mexicana;

Organ; & lina): Sulla Andalucia"-Lecuonal; Yiral Waller (Vocal, Viral-Tango (E. a. Discepolo);eadlines in the News (Milt Noel Bumbh, Fantilly......

Edgar Balilol-Fats Waller (LUN-Vocal & Plane) and hip Rhythm As time goes by train Casablan CA-Huhtala)-delalde Hall; Two sleepy poople.(F. Lockset - H. Carmichael)-"Fots" Waller (Vorent Ain't Plano) and his Rhythm:

Waller (Razet | Misbehavin'

1713 Waller and Brooks) Fats"

(LON-

11.15 GOODNIGHT.MUSIC. 1129 WEATHER REPORT.....

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 21.30 CLOSE DOWN.

Tuck

1.06 .m. OPENING THEME. 7.02 LIGHT MUSIC.

7.15 NEWA BUMMARY.

7.11 TOP O THE MORN.

5.00 NEWS AND WEATHER

FORT:

8.16 MUSIC IN THE Aiti, 9.00 CLOSE DOWN, 12.15 p.. STUDIO:

PRAYERS.

xz

Continental Rhythm.

11.09 RADIO

NEWSREEL

DON RELAY),

11.18 GOODNIGHT MUSIC,

adelicate

The Iass with

alr

(Michael Ame)-Ads Alsop (Sep.); Um Mitternacht Wolf)-Alexander RE- with Coenraad

J

MORNING

By the Rev. Frank Bort. (230 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 1732 MELODY MIXTURE,

1.15 NEWS. WEATHER REPORT AND ANNOUNCEMENTS, 130 MUSIC FROM OPERA, 2.00 CLOSE DOWN.

6.00 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 6.02 JOURNEY INTO MELODY.:

Harry. Fryer and His Orches tra: Eve Boswell (Vocal). #30 BTUDIO:

RADIO.

Given by

CANTONESE

12.30 FROGRAMME 12.39. VARIETY FANFARE, AS

1.15 NEWS, WEATHER

NEPORT

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 130 LUNCHTIME MUSIC. 2.00 CLOSE DOWN.

:"

EN PROGRAMBIE SUMMARY, 8.03 BROADCAST FOR SCHOOLS; MADE 118.

"NAMES THAT

TORY,"

"John Wesley."

6.20 LIGHT. MUSIC.

6.30 STUDIO:

RADIO.

CANTONESE

Given by Bilää Len Wal-lan and. Mr. K. Les,

WITH

.TIME" SUCHAUN CREAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA,

(Marike Hugo (Bass) Kipols

6.30 ORGAN BOLO (Piano), V. BON

By E. Pawet Dieds. Zum Schlafen, Op. 76, No GP (Behel

7.00 MELODY fenberg-Reger); Maria Wiegentled, Op. 70, No. 2, Boclitz-Reger)

Elisabeth Schumann (Sop).. 1129 WEATHER REPORT:

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

Thursday

12.30 p.m. tiöcillAMSE

MARY.

BUAI-

12.32 MONIA LITER (PIANO) AND

18 ORCHESTRA,

WITA MELODY THE MELACHÁINO ORCHES-

BY

12.45

At Lea Wal-ian and Mr S.

G30 SHORT I, LE.

By Elleen Joyco (Plano), 1.00 DACHESTÍLÁL SELECTIONS 730 8TUDIO: "DOWN SIEMORY

LANE,"

Presented. by Alleen Woods.

1.59 WEATHER REPOLT,

1.00 TIME SIGNAL WORLD NEWB AND NEWS TALE

(LONDON RELAY).

8.35 DO 200.**

"Hert aixettè “atˇthé¬Contale:

WHE Ted may, Ly

6.30 RAY A LAUGH.

And

Kennt

FRIDAY, AUGUST 15

7.50 p.m. LONDON JAZZL.

week: Die Band Jazz, played

by Ted leath and his Music, in-

7.30 A DAY IN THE LIFE

PRIME MINISTER,' Richard By, the It. Hon. Northumber- OM, CH, MP.

10.10 HOME NEWS PROM Programme arranged by

BRITAIN.

Kelly: From Amble,

10.15 Richard Attenborough invites land.

You

HOME AT EIGHT.

and Alfred Marks.

1.00 TE NEWS. 1.10 NEWS TALK.

1.00 p.m.

SING.'

WE

143 SPORTA KOUND-UP. 8.00 THE NEWS,

10 NEWS TALK.

8.14 Interlude.

OF

Atulee,

1.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 7.30 SHOWMAN'S.'

and aster Bellera..........

Bisett

9.00 RECITAL (CONCERT HALLS..

TIME!

WEATHER

REPORT

TRA. LIS NEWS,

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 130 MUSICAL AMERICANA,

Featuring Music and Hode of "The King and I" (Rodgers- Harmerstein). 2.00 CLOSE DOWN.

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6.00 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 4.02 IT'S SWING TIME. 0.30 GEMS

SIGSIUND

PILOM ROMBERG SHOWS. Hobert, Shaw Chorats Bigmund Romberg & lls Or chestra.

By Arrige fod (Violin), and | 4.15 LÉTTER Mariola Kierman (Planeta"

Corelli Sonata: "LA Variations: Beethoven: Violin/and Sonata in Op. 24 The Spring." 9.30 STUDIO: MUSICAL NOTE-

HOOR.

Presented, by the Rev. Father T. P. Bran, BJ,

20.00 AT THE miler,

"Punch and the catid" ent nell)

10.30 DANCING TIME.

wilb

7.06 A SHORT NECITAL;"

By Ida Haendel (Violin).

FROM ABIERICA (RECORDED RELAY). ily Allstar. Conke. 730 STUDIO: LA DEMI-HEURE

FRANCAIBE.

139 WEATHER REPORT. 8.90 TIME BIGNAL.WORLD

NEWS AND NEWS (LONDON, RELĀY).

8.15 LEHAR MEMORIES,

TALK

30 TAKE IT FROM HERE.

With Joy, Nichois, Dick Bent ley and 'Edwards.

100 BABIO NEWSHEEL (LON-200

DON RELAT),

ja GOODNIGHT Music..

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3,15 Interlude.

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of Shorty, a London taxi-driver.

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7.00 p.m. MY KIND OF MUSIC. A programme of Eremophone records, presented by Spike Hughes,

130 OOKS TO HEAD.

1.43 THE ARTS.

1.00 THE NEWS,

8.10 NEWS TALK.

8.15 Interlude,

8.20 FROM THE. EDITORIALS.

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0.30 WELBIE MISCELLANY,

8.30 RENDEZVOUS PLAYERS.

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Eric Muirhead produced

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0.45 BORT STONE..

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