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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1952.

Mail" Feature

Your Radio Listening For Next Week In Detail-A China

"China Mail”

Mrs R. B. Black Broadcasting On Hongkong

Blood Transfusion Service

Hay Martin

and I 'Melody

Irom the sky' 'Orchestra, with Dick

PM STUDIO: SPORTS TIME. PhootAMHA SUMMARY

By Belg Young.

[#.72 F11BT - PIANO

PLAYI QERSHWIN.

Tomorrow night at 8.10 p.m., Mrs R. B. Black is to give a short talk on "The Hongkong Blood18 Transfusion Servico" over Radio Hongkong. Mrs Black, who is the Colony Director of the Hongkong Branch of the British Red Cross Society, gives listeners a clear idea of the benefits provided to all members of the public by the introduction of this medical facility to Hongkong and explains how both they and members of the medical profession can help to ensure its continued success here,

QUARTET

12.43 RODENT

STOLZ CONDUCTS THE TONHALLE ORCHESTRA. Quest Artists: Gladys Swarthout and John Hendrik, 1.15 NRWS WEATHER REPORT

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS, 130 AFTERNOON CONCERT. FORCES PROGRAMMES,

BBC Overse

Shortwa

2.00 TAKE IT FROM HKNE,

With Jay Nichois, Dick Bentley and Jimmy EdwardL

2.30 STUDIO; JAZZ HALF. HOUN.

Prepeated by Hlebin Day. 3,00 BTUDIO HOSPITAL

QUESTS.

Presented by Betty.

Prograr

mes

(7-12.16 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, 23

Binple Tate and Bonnie Italo tn, *ALL HALE.* weekly rovuc by C. Wigram. produced by

Caroline Braga is to give a piano recital on Wednesday evening at 9 o'clock. Her perform- ance consists of four pieces: Prelude and Fugue No. 41 in A Flat Major by Bach; Grieg's Opus 19, No. 3 entitled "At the Carnival"; Prelude in G Flat Major, Opus 23, No. 10 by Rachmaninoff; and "The North Dragon-fly" by Palmgren.

In "Palace of Varieties"—the first of a series of BBC programmes-on Friday night at 8.30, the artists tarn back the clock to the days when music-hall was a convivial, full-blooded affair with any amount of give-and-take between artists and audience. Songe go with a swing, humour is hearty, and if the public wishes metaphorically to let its back, hair down, then it is welcome to do so. The remaining six programmes in this series will be broadcast at the same time on the following Fridays.

was

Nearly banned after first

its performance at the St. Petersburg; } Imperial Theatre in 1836. Nicolai Gogol's famous comedy "The Government

Inspector" afterwards accepted as one of the great masterpieces of Russian drama. Early in 1952 the BBC Third Programme commemorated the centenary of the depth of Gogol with a production of his sutine on provincial Russian

of the bureauzrasy

Mid- nineteenth century. It is a iran- scription of this performance that listeners to Radio Hongkong will be able to hear in World Theatre on Wednesday night at 0.30.

Ja

the

On Saturday, April 13, 1877, water poured into the workings

Pit Tynewydd Rhondda Valley, South Wales. believed of the fourteen

men

killed, it was found that five were trapped above the flood-

is TOP O' THE MORN.

8 DO NEWS AND WEATHER

PORT.

AE-

on 21.750 Mc/s, 18.79 m)

8.30 MUSIC FOR DANCING. Victor Blivester and his Ballroom Orchestra.

9.19 Cricket.

MIDDLESEX V INDIA. Loftus A commentary by L. W. Swanton Michnet on the second day's play at Lord's.

1.30 "WYNFORD VAUGHAN

THOMAS TALKING,"

7.45 SPORTS ROUND-UP, 1.00 THE NEWS.

10 NEWS TALK;

*.15 Interlude.

120 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 8.30 FORCE8' FAVOURITES.

1.00 MELADY ON ATLINOS. The Light Music String Ensemble, Directed by Max JaiTa.

9.15 CRICKET.

MIDDLESEX V INDIA. Commentary by E. W. Swanton on the first day's play at Lord's.

0.30 &COTTISH. MAGAZINE, 9.45 BHORT STORY, "The_Stoat Man, written and by Edward Hyun. 10.00 THE NEWS

10.19 HOME NEWS

BRITAIN

1010

9.30 WELAD MISCELLANY,

Nantile Male Choir.

9.45 'PORTRAITS

MEMORY.'

FROM

A series of four talks by Bertrand Alfred North

| Russell, OM; 1:

Whitehead, DM.

10.10 HOME

10.00 THE NEWA.

NEWS

COMED

BRITAIN.

10.28 JUSTICE

9.15 PIPES AND DRUMS. By The Lewis Tipe Band, Major D. M. MacDonald.

Pipe-

Bio ACOTTISH MAGAZINE. 0.45 SORT STORY, The Actor, by A. W. Hughes, told by David King-Wood 10.00 THE NEWS.

FROM

10,10 HOME NEWS

BRITAIN. 10.35 BBC MIDLAND LIGHT OR-

CHESTRA. Conductor: Lea Wurmser; Vichnese Music.

11.90 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL. FROM 1215 THE BAPFEES.

of

Bealt

the

4.00 "THE MASTER OF BALLAN- TRAE BY ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON..

In

Part 7: "Strango Events Albany 4.30 A CONCERT. (BY TUR rand OF THIS ROYAL MILITARY RCHOOL OF MUSIC, FRON THE ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL, LONDON,

Candurted by Meredith näherts. 5.00 STUDIO: HÖME REQUESTS.

Presented by Delty,

150 PRUGRAMME SUMMARY, 6,02 LIGHT MUBIC,

(Continuous),

4,30 ATUDIO: KERVICEA'

RONG.

Conducted

EVEN

by the Rev. H. K. White, BN. 2.00 POPULAR VARIETY. 7.10. WR BEG TO DIFFER

Alighthearted discussion, be- tween Joyen Grenfell, Gladys Young, Ray Hammond, Char mian Innes, John Clements and Gilbert Harding, Chairman Roy Promley. 7.58 WEATHER REPORT. 8.00 TIME RIGNAL, AND WOHLD NEWS (LONDON RELAY), 8.30 THE HONGKONG FLUOD

TRANSFUSION BERVICE.

A Talk by Mes 1, 1. Black, Colony Director of the long- kang Branch of the British Red Cross Society.

3.15 BONOR FROM OPERA.

Mistress Ford's. Aria (from "The Merry Wives of Windsor") (Nicola) Lotte Lehmann (Baprana): Golter! Bruder In Hohen Olympos! (from "Daphne") Joseph Gregor, Richard Sirus)Torsten Ralf (Tenor); Marle Theres (from "Der Borenkavalier Hofmanniihal. Straus) Letic Lehmann (80p.); Elisabeth Schumam 1Sop.) and M. Olszewska (Com.).

TWIST BT 1.30 POLIVER

CHARLES DICKENS. Kolaudo 31 "In Trouble." 0.00 THE SUNDAY CONCERT.

Art Thots Troubled

(fram

15 NEWB.

WEATHER REPORT IN CLOBE DOWN.

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 130 MUSIC FROM OPERA. 1.00 CLUBE DOWN.

8.00 PROGRAMMIH BUKIMARY.

0.02 TELODY TIME."

With Percy Faith, M

& Orchestra. 10 STUDIO! CANTONESE

RADIO,

Chorus

Br

Given by silag Las Wal÷Laz and Mir S. K. Lee.

8.30 A BHORT PIANO INTER-

LUDE.

By Alfred Cortet,

7.00 ORCHESTRAL BÉLECTIONS.

INTERLUDE.

TAÐ STÚDIO: · "DOWN

*LANE,"

MEMORY

Presented by Alleen Woods, 110 WEATHER REPORT.

4.00 TIME, BIGNAL, WORLD NEW AND NEWS TALIK (RECORDED RELAY),

BOX Z00."

4.1

Bert Qljlette at the Console, 8.30 FÖRCES, FAVOURITES (LON-

DON RELAY). 1.08 TIME FOR STUBIC.

Tue DDC Midland Light Gr- chstra, 'conducted by Glibort Vinter.

MUSICAL NOTE-

9.30 STUDIO:

BOOK. Presented by the fler. Father T. F. Ryan, ME, 18.05 GLASGOW ORPHEUS CHOIR. 10.13 AT THE BALLET.

the

Bulle From "Checkmate"*

(As Played for Badler's Wells Ballot). 10.45 DANCING TIME.

BUY_Thorburn's the the Dance Band and No 11.00 MADIO NEWSREEL

DON RELAY). 11.15 GOODNIGHT" MUSIc.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.

Rondelinda"-Handel)-Isobel inillie 11.29 WEATHER REPORT.

Bum-Rep.): Concerto No. 2 in G Minor,

A programma on the Corps LATE. Royal Engineers, by David A radio play by Maurice Vernon; Danicil in consultation with The players in the present: The War Ofee: Narrator: Ivan Earl of Stanbury-Victor Platt; Don and Franklin Engelmann; Lady Mary, his daughter-Elisabetli | duced by William Hughes. | Gilbert: Mr Bazalt, a young soltei- 12.15 am. ACCORDION MUSIC,

tor Noel Johnson: The landlord-of (gramophone records)

Pro-

Holliwell

The Dancing Bear"—Richard Hum- 1239 BALLADI AND RONGS, dall; Sorgeant Matthew Roger Gwen Catley (soprano); Raymond Snowdon: An archivist — Elizabeth | Nisson (tenor); Cluton Gilbert: Mis Porkiss-Gladya Spen- intcompaniet). Fcer: The Lord Chancellor -Mar-

10.15 LISTENERS' CHOICE. Light Music.

8.10 MUSIC IN THE AJ 900 CLOBE DOWN, 12.30 p.m. PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 11.00 11 Hen. RADIO NEWSREEL. 12.32 JOURNEY INTO MELODY" 15 CHAMPIONSHIP BANDS.

WITH FESTER TORKE AND HUS Clydebank Burgh Band (Glasgow); ORCHESTRA (VOCAL). 1.55 NEWS, WEATHER

REPORT Conductor: John Korgana.

11.45 Cricket.

1.30

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS,

OPULAR ORCHESTRAL SELECTIONK.

FORCES PROGRAMMES. 2.00 STUDIO: FORCES CHOICE.

Presented by Jack Baxter. 2.30 BUNO

BRITAIN.

AND DANCE

IN

A Programme from the North Country.

1.00 STUDIO: HOSPITAL

QUESTS.

RE-

resented by Helon,

RERENADE" 4.50 "SOUTHERN

WITH RICO'S CREOLE BAND. 430 ROCKING IN RHYTHM. 5.00 ROUZET BEATTY IN "THE LADY ON THE SCREEN." Final Episode: "The Works," 5.30 TUE: BING CROSBY SHOW. 0.00 PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 6.02, ATUDIO: UNIT REQUESTS.

Présented by frien.

HAMPSHIRE V AURREY A commentary from Southampton.

WARWICKSHIRE SHINE.

V YORK-

A commentary from Edgbaston.

12.15 am, PAVILION PLAYERS. Directed by David Wolfsthal. 12.30 SANDY MACPHERSON. At the theatre organ.

12.45 Cricket,

HAMPSHIRE V SURREY. Further commentary.

1.00. THE NEWB.

1.10 NEWS TALK.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 24

kin Lewis: The players in the year 1070: The Fourth Earl of Standbury -Vietor Platt; The landlord of "The King's HenRichard Hurndall: A r iugh Itawisham Howieson sheriff's officer - Roger Snowdon; Culit: produced by Frederick Brad

num

10.30 Interlude.

11.09 Dig Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL.

IVES 11.13 BURL

THROWS A CEILIDH. With the Scoltish Junior Singers: Conductor: Agnes Duncan; An In- formal party

Highland- with a

in which American flavour

the famous American star sways his favourite songs with his young friends from Glasgow; presented by

Archie P. Leo

11.45 FROM THE THIRD

GRAMME.

Itaconsidering Malthus,

1.00 THE NEWA,

1.10 NEWS TALK.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 28 7.00 p.m. THE CASINO ORCHES-

FRA. Conftreted by Reginald Kilbey.

2.30 MID-WEER TALK. The British Flausewife, by Field

Murshini Sir William Skin,

7.45 BPORTS ROUND-UP. · 8.00 THE NEWS.

3.10 NEWS TALK.

3.15 Interlude,

8.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS.

8.30 SPORTINO RECORD.

943 LAND AND LIVESTOCK.

An agricultural magazine.

9.13 MEMORY LANE.

Some reminiscences in words and rno-music with Helen Clars and Ivor

Dennis.

Last of three talks: Malthus in the

1.00 p.m. A Time of DEVOTION.Twentieth Century: A talk by Alan

In witch members of The Society of Friends from Europe, America. and Asia, give thanks to God_for the holding of the World Сол-

Calling: 1d. 3 Section. R. M. Pollee.ference of Quakers which concluded

7.00 BOSTON

water, entombed on n ledge.QBRade. The story of

the

CHERTOA.

On

Conducted by Arthur Fiedler. 1.30 VARIETY HANDBOX.

at Oxford on August 6th and for the fercentenary of teir founda- tion by George Fox in 1832; Led by Roger Wilson, with munic recorded by the Choir of Saffron Walden School, Essex, with

Jose Stubbings (soprano), Choirmaster;

PROMENADE of their rescue mode headline news throughout the world. Queen Victoria was told the latest news daily, while at the pithend itself, more tensed with each successive day, crowds stood and waited.

"The Rescuers" at 10 o'clock on Friday night is a BBC feature which reconstructs the drama, event

by event, of the attempts to

the rescue

miners--one ave them only a boy. The feverish efforts of the rescuers, the dimculties encountered through-

of days and nights out ten -digging, plus the mounting ten- sion which is inseparable from disasters of this kind, make this

tragically dramatle feature.

Erle Easton. Felix Towne Isabella Alonso, Marie Harp Lorenzt, und Arthur English. Billy Ternent and His Orchestra.chard Sturge. Compete: Philip Slessor

7.59 WEATHER REPORT.

#

7.30 PRACTICE MARES

FECT.

Pencack, Reader in Public Finance at the London School of Economics. 19.05 RECORDS.

12.15 BILLY MATERL ENBEMIDLE..

12.30 VARIETY FANFARE.

KHETUM

5.30 WELAH DIARY. Topically Magazine,

9.43 THE PAVILION PLAYERS. Directed by David Wolfsthal. 10.00 THE NEW).. 10.39 HOME NEWS

BRITAIN,

FROM

PROMENADE

10.15 .FROM THE

CONCERTS. BBC Symphony Orchestra; Conduc Protor: Sir Malcolm Sargent: Over- ture: A Midsummer Night's Dreams ---Mendebohn; Bymphtonte Poem: Don Juan Straus: English Dance (Sal 21-Malcolm Arnold (BBC recording). 11.00 Bly Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL. 11.18 winay #ther LAÚ Paul

Beeßeid La

With The Kondites; The Augraemed Northern Variety Orchestra; duced by Ronnie Taylor.

1.00 THE NEWS. 1.10 NEWS TALK.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 26

THEIR 7.00 p.m. HYTUM BUSINESS.

gramophone programme Overseas recards, presented by Denis Pres

of Public Health; Speakers: Dr J. M. Mac-te from kintosh and Lt. Col. Aluhammed

PER.

A

ton.

of

7,30 THE HEALTH OF BAN, 5: The Organiation

8.00 TIME SIGNAL, WORLD NEWS | A series of thirteen programmes

AND NEWS Talk (LONDON selected from the 1952 RELAT},

Examination Syllabus of the Asso- 8.13 "ENCORES" PLAYED BYciated Board of the Royal Schools ARTUR RUBINSTEIN (PIANO). of Music: introduced by Bernard Liebestraum, No. 3 (Liszt); Spinning Shore: No. 9: Illustrations of

from Song. Oo.

No. 4 Romance from Suite Nord without Words, No. (Mendel-(LRSM Teachers, LAR C) played Jafar, wohn); No Valse Oublice. To by Jamen Verity (viola) 1 (from "Forgotten Waltz") (Liszt),

BJD VIRCES, FAVOURITES (LON-

DON RELAY),

In "Music Lovers' Hour" Friday night at D o'clock, Curtis presenting Piano Hindson Is Sonata in A Minor, K 319, by Mozart, and the ever-popular Plano Concerto No. 1 in B Flat Minor by Tchaikowsky.

(Broadcasting on a frequency per second of 845 kliocycles and on 9.52 megacycles per second in the 31 metre band),

Today

7.00 a.m. OPENING THEMK.

1.03 LIGHT MUSIC.

7.13 NEWS SUMMARY.

'CALLING ALL

FORCES'

"CALLING ALL FORCES,"

the BBC's popular show

for

the Fighting Services, which has been running for nearly

No. 2 (Chopin):

7.43 SPORTs Round-ur.

1.00 THE NEWS,

1.10 NEWS TALK,

· 8.15 - intertu da,-~~-

$20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 830 FORCES ALL-STAR BILL.

our

Y

Forces serving

9.93 "ECHOES OF THE THEATRE” The Belly of New York--VoesÍ Goms Morton & Kerker) Columbia Presents the best of Britain's show Light Opera Company: Florodora Vocal Gems Boyd-Jones Clement, business for flickory-Wood & Stuart-Columbia throughout the world; introduced

week by Jon Light Opera Company: The Chocolate this

Pertwee with Soldier-Vocal Gems (S. Stange & Wilbur Evens, Kitty Bluett, Louise Osem Straus)-The Columbia Light Trail, The Kay Ellington Quartel, Opera Company: The Arendians and Ston Roderick: The George Voesi tiems (Monckton & Talbot-itchell Glee Club: Fred Yule and Light Opera Company,

Graham Stark: Woolf Phililos and 9.10 COMPOBEN OF THE WEEK the Skyrockets Orchestra; produced

GRIEG. In the hall of the Mountain King by Dennis Main Wilson." from "Peer Gynt Suite No. 1)

a. Thalben Ball (Organ); In. the

Thanki

boat. Op. 60. No. 3 (Krig)-Kirsten

Fingstad

(Sup

for

9.30 ENGLISH MAGAZINE. 10.00 THE NEWS. 10.30 HOME NEWS

HRITAIN,

the counsel, D. 21, No. 4 (Bjornson 1.10 Richard

Orell, Kleven)Kirsten Flagstad

(Son) with the Philharmonin Orch:

Butterfly Op. 43, No. 1; Little Bird,

Op. 43, No. 4 (from "Lyde Pieces”---

Book 3: Norwelgan Bridal Proceraton

глом

Attenborough Invites

7.45 SPORTS ROUND-UP.

8.00 THE NEWS.

8.10 NEWS TALE.

8.15 Interlude.

8.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS, 8.30 FORCES' FAVOURITES.

9.00 RYAN DRAKE (Baritone). La belle dame sana merci-Stanford: Aht how pleasant the to lova -

The Purcell The night--Warlock; watermill-Vaughan' Williams.

0.13 Cricket.

MIDDLESEX V INDIA

A commentary by E. W. Swanton en the last day's play at Lord's.

9.30 ULSTER MAGAZINE.

3.4 LETTER FROM AMERICA. By Alistair Cooke. 16.00 THE NEWS, 19.10 HOME

BRITAIN.

NEWS

FROM

10.15 BOUVENIRS OF MUSIC, BBC Variety Orchestra. 11.00 Big Bên. BADIO NEWBHEEL.

THE PROMENADE

To Welcome Hermione Gingold 11.45 FROM

You

HOME AT EIGHT,

CONCERTS.

ducted by Basil Cameron;

THE PORTRAIT OF LADY..

Op. 22 (Saint-Saens) Benno 11.30 CLOSE DOWN, Mobelwitsch (Piano) anch The Philharmonia Orch. conducted by

Organ,

(LON-

12.30 p.m. PROGRAMME · ́HUM=

MANY.

1131 HING SINCE.・・・

1145 NEW CONCERT PROSJEKTNA. 1.1 NEWS. WEATHER REPORT AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.

1.30 MUSIC AND BONG

VIENNA,

1.00 CLOD DOWN,

FROM

6.00 PROGRAMME BUMMART.

4.02 176 BWING TIME.

630 LONDON

CHESTRA.

PROMENADE or-

645 THE GAELIC MOD,

A Programme of Caelle Music, Introduced by Finlay J. Since Boriaid.

7.15 LETTER FILOM AMERICA

(RECONDED RELAX). By Alistair Cooks.

1.39 STUDIO LA DEMI-HEURE

FRANCAIBE,

1.89 WEATHER REPORT.

1.00 TIME SIONAL WORLD NEWS AND NARS TALK (LONDON RELAY).

BIS ANORT VIOLIN RECITALİ.

By Nathan Milstein,

8.30 TAKE IT FROM HERE,

Will Sally Rogers, Dick Dent- ley and Jimmy Hdwards. 9,00 STUNTO: Bronts NÉVIEW.

By Brig Young, 9.15 RING UP THE CURTAIN

*"The Olymplana" Excerpts from the Opert by Arilor ht, with "Libretto by 4 n. Priestley.

19.19 TIME FOR VRİLSE,

A Poetry Notebook, Edited and Introduced by Patrie Dickin- 100.

Renders: Jill Balton and C. Day Lew

10,30 DANCINO TIME.

"Aremorlow" with Roy, Fox and His Orchestra. Deriv Doanh {Vonal), 11.00 BADIO NEWSDEEL

DON RELAY). 11.13.000DNIDIT MUSIC: 11.29 WEATHER REPORT.

GOU HAVE THE QUEEN.

Wednesday 11.30 CLAIRE DOWN.

Basil Camerun: Symphony No. 2 in E Minor, Op. 27 (Rachmaninoff)-Eugens

And the Minnenpails | BRAN Ormandy Bymphony Orc 15.15. BRITAIN SINGS.

7.00 0.

Dowsin United Choir, conducted by D. T. Davies, 10.30 ORCHESTRAL, SELECTIONS.

The Wasp Overture (R. Vaughan Williams)The Hsite Oreli, conducted by Sir Malcolm Eargent: From Merdow to Mayfair (Erie Coalen); Ia The ruuntry-Rustle Dance: A Sony by the way-tumance; Evening la Town Valke London Symphony

Orch connurled by Kru Coates: Berceuse (Skellin) — Royal Opera flouac Orch.. Stockholm, conducted by Armas Jameteit; Bavarian Dance, Op. 21. No. 1 & 2 (Elgar)-Conden Symphony Orch, conducted by Sir Edward Elgar,

11.00 RADIO NEWARERI (LONDON

11.15 WEATHER REPORT. 11.10 TU10: EPILOGUE,

Conducted by the Bay, A. P. Kast.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN, 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

7.00 2.

Monday

OPENING THEME.

7.02 LIGHT MUSIC, 1.15 NEW BUMMARY, 7.18 TOP O' THE MORN, 1.00 NEWS AND WEATHER RK-

PORT.

8.10 MUSIC IN THE AIR. 9.02 CLOSE DOWN,

PROGRAMME 12.30 p.m.

MARY.

12.32 MELODY MIXTURE.

A

LIS NEWS WEATHER

A serial,play for broadcasting by Frank Hauser and Donald McWhin

the novel by Henry James: Production by E. J. King Bull; Fins episode: The American -Roger Delgado; Countess Gemin

Balcon; Isabel Osmond-Wendy Eller; Mother Catherineosamund Greenwood; Mme. Merto---Catherina Lacey:"Pańsy ----Osmond - Pamela Stirling; Henrietta Stackpolo-Mar- Jorie Westbury; Mrs Touchett scofeld; Lord Warburton Robert Betty Hardy: Ralph Touchst-Paul

Goodwood-William 1 Harris: Casper Fox: Walter-Bryan Fowley.

11.45 Arthur Askey with Brian

Reece in

'ARTHUR'A INN, With Sally Ann Howes and Diana Docker.

12.15 a.m. WALTZ TIME, igramopiiona recorda)

12.30 SERIOUS ARGUMENT.

A topical discussion programme by

a team of authoritative speakers.

1.08 THE NEW).

1.10 NEWS TALK.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 29

1.00 p.m. LONDON JAZZ.

and Alfred Marks with Lizbeth - Royal Philharmonie Orchestra: Cone This Week: The Johnng. Dankworth

Webb.

Op. 40nle Hill.

week;

Over Seven, introduced by Steve

from "Sketches of Norwegian. Life," | Recording celebrities of the Op. 18, n. 2)-Walter "Gureking The Stargazers; Production by Ron-ture: Prometheus-Beethoven: Syin-produced by Jimmy Grant (Piano): Holberg Suite,

Prelude and Sarabands: Gavelte, Air: 11.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL. Tigoudon London Strian Orch, con- 11.15 CONCERT: ducted by Woller Curlig

10.00 ON WITH THE

J

Nor-

SUAI-

ΠΕΙΝΟΝΤ

AND ANNOUNCEMENTI, 10 MUSIC FOR YOU. 2.00 CLOSE DOWN.

6.00 PROGRAMME SUMMARY.

CHILDREN'S 6.02 8 TUDIO:

HALF HOUR.

Presented by Elizabeth Ann. 4.308 TUDI O PORTUGUESS

HALF HOUn. 7.00 MELODY TIME."

OPENING THEME. 102 LIGHT MUNIC 7.18 NEWS BUMMARY, 7.18 TOP O' THE MONS. B.00 NEWS AND WEATHER RE-

PURT.

AID MUSIC IN THE AIR. 9.00 CLOSE DOWN,

1.13 NEWS.. WEATHER

REPORT

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS, 12.38 FROM THE FILMB. 12.30 p.m. PROGRAMME

MARY

1.30 ORCHESTRAL BELECTIONS, 2.00 CLOSE DOWN.

6.00 PROGRAMME BUMMARY. 62 CHILDREN'S STORY : WINNIE THE PODIT BY A. A. MILNE.

And

Six

Adventure: “Kabra Taby Iton Coma to the Forest, and Piglet Has A Bath.”

0.20 OKRALDO STRING ORCHES.

TRA.

6.30 "FORCES'

HANDSTAND"

(CONCERT HALL),

A Concert by the Band of Ext Battalion; Milldalysex Regiment by kind permission of Lt. I

W. Gwyn

DIPO

Conducted by P. A. Jackson. 1.00 STUDIO:" LUCKY

VARIETY REQUESTS.

Presented by Margherita. 730 WEATHEN REPOËT. 8.00 TIME, BIGNAL, WORLD NEWN AND NEWS TALE

(LONDON RELAY). 8.1) BONGO BY LAWRENCE TID-

BETT (DARITONE).

8.30 ORCHESTRA OF THE WEEK - CZECH PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA.

Conducted by Rafael Kubelik. 0.00 STUDIO; PIANO RECITAL.

By Caroline Drags. DAO LONDON PALLADIUM

CHESTRA.

The

от

8.30 WORLD THEATLE,

Government Inspector" by Nikolai Gogol, Translated

by Conflatice Garnett, Produced by Mary Hope Allen, 11.00 RADIO - NEWSREEL....... (LON-

DON HELAT). |11.15 QUODNIGHT MUSIC.

With Bidney Torch and II 11.29 Weather REPORT.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. Orchesta.

Catley (11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

Artist:

Gwen

Guest (Beprano),

7.43 ARTIST OF THE WEEK.

ALEXANDER KIPNIS (BASS), 1.59 WEATHER REPORT.

1.00 TIME, BIGNAL, WOULD

NEWS

AND

NEWS TALK

(LONDON BELAY). 8.15 NEW CONCERT ONCHESTRA. 8.30 AUDIO: "I LIKE WHAT I

LIKE."

Presented by John Maclean..

0.00 OVER TO YOU,

With Richard Marbe *Kenneth Horne,

DJO CONCERTO,

10.00

And

THE COMMON COLD.“ 19.30 "CHANSON FRANÇAISE."

Edith Piaf and Charles Trenet (Vocal).

DANCING TIME" WITH THE

Race,

1043

phony No. 3 in E fist (Eroica) - 1730 A Day in the Life of, Beethoven (BBC recording),

THE LEADER OF THE ON- 12.13 a.m. LONDON CALLING.

POSITION, Heview of next week's

Lance Door and the BBC

London thern Orchestra: Conductor: John Calling and a talk on short wave 1120 RADIO NEWSREEL (LONDON Hopkina; play Mozart's Piano Conception: Tading and automauc

RELAY), 11.15 QUODNÍQut MUSIC,

certo No. 23 in A major, K.488; volume control." includer Bach's Schumann: 4 pieces from Fantasies-Programme also

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