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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1952.

Your Radio Listening For Next Week In Detail-A "China Mail" Feature

BBC's "Twenty Questions" Return To

Radio Hongkong's Programme

OLDE-TYME” CHESTRA,

THOMPSON'S DANCE on-

AND BULLIVAN

REPORT

FAVOURITES. 1.13 NEWS, WEATHER

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.

1.30 AFTERNOON CONCERT

FORCES PROGRAMMES,

Tonight at 9 o'clock Radio Hongkong is | 12.32 BY DARI broadcasting that very popular BBC parlour 12.45 ORT game' "Twenty Questions". The team consists of Anona Winn (whose phenomenal success in the programme has left Home listeners convinced that she must be psychić), Joy Adamson, Jack Train (of "Itma" fame), and Richard Dimbleby, who needs no introduction — and between them they give the question-master, Gilbert Harding, no quarter: though he does know some of the answers to the questions they fire at him.

On Wednesday night at 8.10, Marilois Kier- man and George Parks are to broadcast a two- piano recital from the Concert Hall. They will play Rondo in C Major, Opus 73, by Chopin, and Arensky's Suite, Opus 15.

2.00 TAKE IT FROM HERE.

With Joy Nichals, Dick Best- ley and Jiramy Edwards. 2.30 AUDIO: JAZZ HALF HOUR.

Presented by Robin Day. 3.00 STUDIO: OSPITAL

REQUESTS. Presented by Diana

MASTER 4.00ТПЕ

OF

BAL-

LANIRAF.

***

Tonight

6.00 PROGRAMME_BURIMARY: 6.02 LIGHT MUSIC

BERVICES

30 STUDIO: the

ly Robert Louls Bievenson Final Episode: "Death Wternets.

MILITARY 430 BC WIRELESS

BAND WITH ANC CHÓRUM. 5.00 H TUDIO: HOME RE-

QUESTS.

Presented by Diana.

BBC Overseas Shortwave Programmest

(7-12.15 p.m. on 15.260 Mc/s, 19.66 m, and 17.715 Mc/s, 16.93 m; 10-12.15 p.m.

on 21.750 Mc/s, 13.79 m)

SATURDAY, AUGUST 30

writen by Loftur Wigram;

The

conducted by Danes Orchestra; Stanley Ilack; produced by Airline!

"Flint of the Flying Squad" is a new series of th

who created "P.C. 49." comedy thrillers by the team The hero, in the person of Detective-Sergeant John Flint (played by Bruce Seton), is a more sophisticated character than Police-Constable Archibald Berkeley- Willoughby, but the Flint adventures have all the fast action and authentic background of police and criminal types that distinguish the work of Alan Stranks, the

author.

The first adventure--"Under- 1013 Gover GET"-comes in three parts and Introduces as pretty a Kong of

loughs as ever ran up against an even tougher propussi- Non from Scotland Yard, Episode Олеч

at half-past-Reven tomorrow evening.

1.1

conies

*

·

the last few decades a tendency has risen to dismiss the writings of Sir Walter Scoll Innig-wiruled. prosy and 319

come

Fashions in writing change, but they cannot kill a story so full of colour and romance as "Ivan- hoc," and the conflict between Norman and Saxon has brilliantly alive agir in a BBC dramatised version of Scott's days of great story of the chivalry.

"Ivanhoe" hus

been recorded

as a three-part radio play, and the first part is to be broad-

over, Radio cast

BIC CONCERT HALL,

The Halle Orchestra, conduct-

73 ORAT MCLAREN TALK-

ING."

2.49 SPORTS ROUND-UP. 800 THE NEWR. A10 NEWS TALK.

Interlude.

8.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. $30 FORCES FAVOURITES. 9.00 SOUTHERN

CHESTRA,

9.45 'T OR TRAITS

MEMORY.

་

FROM IRON, El Miine; Denise Dryer, and Ronald Sidney: Production by Nor- Bertrandon Wright,

Keynes 12.43 a.m. INTERLUDE,

12.15 ACCORDION MURIE. fgramophone records) 13.30 THE CHOIR, BANDS, PIPES, AND DRUMS OF CAMPBELL, co. DOWN, COLLEGE, ULSTER.

FROM

Thomas

BAR

IN

7.00 p.m. Blanla tale and Sonnie series of four talks by

Hal in

Russell, O.M.: 2: Lord ALJ. BALB..

and Zylion Strachey. 19.00. THE NEWS. 10.10 MF NEW B

BRITAIN.

Vaughan 10.15 Wynford

Heporting on

COLOUR THE BRITAIN. Wynford Vaughan Thomas reports, with personal comments, un the position of coloured people in this country, what forms the colour bar takes. how it works, and the sort who operate it; produced {hy R., D. Яmh

10.43 KILAINT JONES (Organ). igramophone records) 11.00 Big hes. RADIO NEWSREEL. 11.15 SONGS, SINGERS, AND AR-

RANGERS.

talks about

Irish Sean O'Boyle songs with ilustrations by Dermos Henry Barry tiraditionel singer),

Thomas Davidson Ende (ba),

Northern Ireland Light Orchestra, conductor: David Curry. 31.45 FROM

GRAMME.

SERENADE OR of

Directed by Lou Whiteson.

9.15 CRICKET.

A commentary on one of matches.

9.30 SCOTTISH MAGAZINE.

today's

A programine of news, sport, music.

40SE AND AMPARO ITCR and topical interest, produced

נו

TWO PIANOS PLAY

ed by Sir Jolio Barbirolfi,

11.45

12.00

LOUR

A Mesklo.

9.45 BORT STORY.

by

"RHAPSODY IN 1 UE" (OFORGE GEnsinwis), 'By Perilous Sean, by Jaan Godot iptario), and the BUC (Trans. & art, ity dove limbiphon, told by John Shatp. Buen COME INTO THE PAI-10. THE NEWS.

10.30 HOME NEWS

BRITAIN,

PROGILAMME

10.15 LISTENERS CHOICE. &UM-Light Music.

A Programme from Northern Ireland. 13.30 p.m.

ALARY. 12.12 RECENT LEASES.

POPULAR

FROM

11.00 Big flen, RADIO NEWSREEL. BK15 CHAMPIONSHIP BANDS,

Foden's Motor Works Hand;

REPORT

1.15 NEW, WEATHER

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 130 ANDRE KUSTELANETZ AND

HIS ORENESTILA.

FORCES PROGRAMMES,

500 STUBIO, PORPES CHOICE,

2.30 HAN

helor: Fred Mortimer.

11.43 CRICKET.

Further conuuentary.

Town Planning in Indla Pakistan."

THE THED · PRO-

And

A talk by Max Luck.

12.10 .m. INTERLUDE. 12.15 BILLY MAYERL ENSEMBLE.

Con-

RHYTHM

12.30 VARIETY FANFARE.

1.00 THE NEWA, 1.10 NEWS TALK,

TUESDAY, SEPT. 2

KUTTHAY

15 THEI

12.15 .. ASSOCIATION' FOOT-

BALI.

Presented by Robert Thomson. A commentary on the second half

OP #1.3. WELSH of one of tallay's matches. GENRDS WITH DAVID 1.00 THE NEWS. LLOYD (TENDR),

245 POPULAR VIOLIN SOLOS,

1.10 NEWS TALK.

A

By Fritz Krelder.

HOSPITAL

REQUESTS.

Presented by Helen.

· SUNDAY, AUGUST 31 1.00 p.m. SUNDAY SERVICE.

Farish Wickwor

Church,

ton.

3:

2.00 15 7 0:

1.00 THE NEWS. 1.10 NEWS TALK.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 4

1.00 p.m. THE CASINO ORCHES- Conducted by Reginald Kilbey.

730 THE ETHICAL DILEMMA OF

SCIENCE.

An edited version of Professor A. Address to V. 1's Presidential the meeting of the British Associa

tor the Advancement of Seinnen. held this year in Belfast.

1.93 SPORTS ROUND-UP.

Llon

4.00 THE NEWA.

8.10 NEWS TALK.

1.15 Interlude.

1.30 FROM THE EDITORIALS.

8.30 SPORTING RECORD,

1.45 LAND AND LIVESTOCK. An agricultura) magazine.

0.15 VARIETY.

(gramophone records)

0.30 WELRU DIARY, Topicality Magazine.

P.45 THE PAVILION PLAYERS, Directed by David Wolfstini.

10 0 THE NEWS,

10.10 HOME NEW &

JILITAIN

FROM

PROMENADE

EVEN.

BONG. Conducted by the Rev. C. L. Lawson, C. r.

7.00 BUNDON ÁTUDIO MELODIES. Peter Yorke and Bia Orchestra with Pearl CA17:

1.30 FLINT OF THE

SQUAD.

By Alan Biranke,

FLYING

Part 1: "Undercarer Girl." 7.59 WEATHER REPORT.

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

(Tenor)

and

4.13 SONGS FROM THE OPENAS.

Jou Borling Itfordla Hottymbers (Boprano), 1.30 "ÜLIVER TWIST."

by Charles Dickens, Episode 4 Kidnapped." DOO THE BUNDAY CONCERT. 10,15 BIN SINGS

Girik

Rt. whun's Choir, Winchester,

School conducted

by Cynthia Hemmerde, 10.30 A PROGRAMME OF SPANISH

MUSIC.

11.00 LADIO NÉVBRÉEL

DON RELAY), 11.15 WEATHER KEPORT. 11.16 STUDIO: EPILOGUE.

(LON-

Conducted by the Bev, Father J. J. MoAy, R. J.; GOD BAVE THE QUEEN./ 11.30 CLUSE DOWN,

Monday

OPENING THEME. 1,00 2.1. 1.02 LIGHT MUSIC

1.15 NEWS SUMMARY.

7.18 TOP O' THE MORN;

8.00 NEWS AND WEATHER RE-

PORT.

8.10 MUSIC IN THE AMI. 9.00 CLOSE DOWN.

12.30 Dy

PROGRAMME

11.32 MEJODY MIXTURE.

1.15 NEWA,

WEATHER

SUM-

REPORT

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1.30 MUSIC FOR YOU. 2.00 CLOSE DOWN,

6.00 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 4.02 STUDIO:

CHILDREN'S HALF HOUR. Presented by Elizabeth Ann, 4.30 STUD 10 PORTUGUESE

HALF HOUR:

130 WEATHER REPORT.

SIGNAL, WORLD 8.00 TIMK

NEWS AND NEWS (LONDON RELAY).

A.15 "nox 200,"

TALK

Dort Gillette at the Console. 830 Forces" FAVOURITES (LON-

BON RELAY).

9.00 LONDON STUDIO MELODIES, Nay Mariin and film 'Melody From the Sky' Orchestra with Dick James,

9.30 STUDIO; MCSICAL NOTE-

1100x

Presented by the Itov, Father T. 9. nyan, 83. 10.00 CHORAL CLASSICS.

BALLET"

Rung by Berlin Choirs. 10.15 "NOTS AT THE

(NOS, 1, 2 AND 3).

Symphony Orchéitri, conduct- ed by Walter Goehr. 10.43 DANCING TIMEU

with Skitch Henderson and Ita Orchestra.

(LON-

11.00 RADIO NEWSREEL

DON RELAY). 11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC. 1129 WEATHER REPORT.

GON SAVE THE QUEEN, 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

Wednesday

7,00 m..

OPENING THEME.

7.0% LIGHT MUSIC.

1.15 NEWS BUMMARY. 1.18 TOP O' THE MORN. 8.00 NEWS AND WEATHER

PORT.

1.10 MUSIC IN THE AIR. 9.00 CLORE DOWN.

12.30 p.m. PROGRAMME

MARY,

12.32 FROM THE FILMS.

1.35 NEWS,

ILE-

SIM-

WEATHER REPORT

AND ANNOUNCEMENTA 1.30 ORCHESTRAL BELECTIONS. 2.00 CLOSE DOWN.

0.00 PROGRAMME SUMMARY.

STORY: 6.03 CHILDREN'S

WINNIE THE POOR."

By A. A. Klitro. -

130 BETWEEN OURSELVES (RE-

DIFFUSION GELAT),

1.00 NEWA AND WEATHER. DE

PORT 4.10 MUSIC IN THE AI, 9.00 CLOBE DOWN.

1230 p.m. PROGRAMMED SUNG

MABY 12.32 THE LUTON GIRLS CHOI,

With Paip Green and Mis Or-

12.43 ZIME FOR MUSIC,

•

The, hào, Mimanë jasht Or- chodid, cohẩueled by "Gibert Vinter.

1.13 NEWS,

WEATHER REPORT

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.

1.30 MUSIC AND BONG OF Ivon

NOVELLO.

2.00 CLUBE DOWN.

6:00 PROGRAšhtë Abhstány. 0.02 IT'S AWING TRE. 630 NOTHING BUT Músic. 7.00 A STORT VOCAL RECITAL.

By Owen Catley and James Jaimston.

7.15 JETTER

PROM AMÉRICA (RECORDED RELAY).

By Ailitair Cošku.

1.30 STUDIO: LA DEMI-NEURA

FRANCAMEN

7.59 WEATHER REPORT. 8.00 TIME

BIGNAL,

WORLD TALK

NEWS AND NEWS. (LONDON BELAYA, R.IS FAIR MAID OF PERTH-

SUITE (BIZET).

AD TAKE IT FROM, NERE. ·

With Joy Nichols, Dick Bent Jeg and dimmy Edwards.

0,00 STUDIO: SPÓRTH REVIEW,

By [file Younɣ. 2.15 AT THE OPERA:

"Mignon" Act

Thomas).

(Ambroise

10.15 TIMER FOT VERSE" —3/

FOFTILY NOTEBOOK,

Edited

and Introduced by

Patrie Dickinson.

Readers: Anne Cullen and Carleton Hlebo.

1030 DANCING TIME."

With Bid Philips and tiis Orm chestra.

11.00 RADIO NEWSREEL (LON-

DON RELAY).

1115 GOGHNIGHT MUSIC. 112 WEATHER REPORT.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 1130 CLOSE DOWN.

Triday

7,00 am. OPENING THEME.

7.02 LIGHT MORIC.

7.13 NEWS, SUMMARY.

1.15 TOP O THE MORN

8.00 NEWS AND WEATHER DE-

PUTER.

8.10 MUSIC IN. THE AIR..

0.00 CLOSE DOWN.

7th Adventure; The Expedition 12.15 p.m. STUDIO:

to the North Pole

020 LONDON

CHESTRA.

of

TO MAN

CATHOLIC PRAYERS.

By the RoY. Father R. Gopher, J.

PROMENADE OR.

the clock (King 12.30 PROGRAMME SUMMARY.

1232 "MELODT TIME,"

With Blaney Torch and Orchestra.

1.15 NEWS, WEATHER

W.

His

REPORT

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS... 1.30 LUNCHTIME MUBIQ, . 2.00 CLOSE DOWN.

4.00 FROGRAMME SUMMART. 4.02 BROADCAST FOR AÇKOOLS: "PIONEERS OF THE NEW WORLD."

Rhythmn Palmeri: Incidental Music to "Fairy Myrlic Dance; (Bantock) Gold' Dance: Interlude.

5.30 VARIETY FANFARE. 30.15 FROM THE

Dameing Belle (Roy Martin)-Billy CONCERTS.

Macey and his Orch; Ale this world 7.60 p.m.

of pure (Butler-Littman Cordon Royal Philharmonic Orchestra; Com

7.00 FILM MEMORIES. BUSINESS.

Marion (Soloist) with Section of The king steps out--Vocal Gems The Luton Girls Choir & the Jack | programme of gramophone dueled by Bell Cameron: Jennifer Kentner

* (Kreisler-Orchestra

Chorus: Ryfield Trio;

Train Blues Slow records, prasasted by Denis Pres-Vyvyan (soprano); Louts

(piano): Aria, The Wife of Bath Cule Porter Suite, No. 1 & No. 2.

(13ob Anthony)-B Macey & Ills The Canterbury Pilgrims)—George

Intro: Night and Day; I get a kick

Orch: Charmaine (Rapee-Pollack) - Dyson: Piano Concerto No. 1 out of you: Eegin the Beguine-Louis Jerry Murad's Harmonicats: At lasts. -Luxt: Symphonic Fragments. Levy and his "Music from the

(Charles ni last

Trenet)-David Daphnis and Chloe (Second sesics) Movies: Love me forever (from "On Hughes (Vocal); Lol Here the gentle -Flavel (Bne recording).

wings of song"-Schertzinger-Kahn)

Lark (Bishop-art. Steffani)-Ronnio 11.00 # Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL Cirace, Metre (50p.1: Nearer and whistling): Be anything (Gorden)- | 11.35/ KING GEORGE V: HIS LIFE | dearer (from “End of the Rainbow** Dorothy Squires: Shenandoah Waltz LAND REIGN. ****

Frimleyman)-Nelson Eddy C. Moody - C., Wise) Frankle are Waltz: Crom "Bits Spirit

Yankovic (Vocal) & Yarıkal; Addinetil)--London Symphony Gently Johnny (Twomey Wine Herbert). Orch, cond. by Muir Mathieson. Welsfrin) Guy Mitchell and Doris 7.30 HUGO WINTERHALTER AND ¦ Day (Vocal); I'm gonna live Mil 3 die 1118 ORCHESTRA ANDHoffman -- Kent -- Curls) - Teddy

7.30 THE HEALTH OF MAN.

Public Organisation The Gloucester, conducted by the Rev. Health, Speakers, or didelesse. tosh and Professor Ajose. 4.00 SOUTHERN ERENADEJA, W. J. Vowden.

7:45 SPORTS ROUND-UP. (CONTINUOUS).

4.10 SWINGTIME,

5.00 PALI. TEMPLE

AND

THE

JONATHAN MYSTERY. By Francis Durbeldge, F: "hr Fergusons." 5.30 CROSBY BROW (VOA

RECORDED).

UNIT

MARES 7.10 PRACTICE,

TEH-

00 THE NEWS. 8.10 NEWS TALE.

8.15 Interlun

20 FROM THE EDITORIALS,The first of four talks by Harold 8.30 FORCES' FAVOURITER

FECT.

the 1032 verseng Selected from Examination Syllabus of the Asad- elaled Board of the Royal Schools of Musle, Introduced by Bernard from: Shore: No. 10 ilustrations

Performers, Gebet-Handel-Fiesch: Rondo in G Sonala-Dellus (RSM RE-List B played by John Shinebourne Mozart-Kreisler; Caprice

Hongkong in "World Theatre" a1 9 o'clock on

The lend Wednesday night. Ing parts are taken by Harry

609 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. Lelts us the Templar, Edgar K.

GAIN TUDIO: the Saxon, as Cedric Bruce

QUESTS. Wilfred of Randni Horley

Inn Helen Calling: RAY Ping-Shan. Ivanhoc, Rita Allen as Rowens,

T.CO LONDON STUDIO MELODIES. and Pauline Letts as Itebecca.

Erte Robinson and -(3T+ is The production by Rex Tucker

chestra with Juila Shelley and Donald Scott and Frederick Bradnum.

Mendelssohn

at His Orchestrat Philip Siessar.

1.39 WEATHER REPORT

and

(cello).

7.45 SPORTS ROUND-UP.

1.00 THE NEWS.

.10 NEWS TALK,

8.15 InterluďE,

8.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS.

8.30 FORCÉS ALL-STAR BILL.

His From Blackpool, presents the best

by

9.00 EVE GETTLESON (Violin).

miner Wierinwski,

0.15 CHARLES SMART.

At the theatre organ.

9.30 ULSTER MAGAZINE.

in

A

9.43 LETTER FROM AMERICA.

By Alistair Cooke.

10.00 THE NEWS.

10.10. ROME

BRITAIN.

NEWS

THE

Nicolson about the official blogrp: phy which he has just campleted; Balected The programme includes passages react by James McKechnie; Common. 1: Geiting to knew the

wealth.

11.43 Arthur Askey

Reece in

with Brian

'ARTHUR'S INN," Will Sally Ann Howes and Diana Decker: Augmented Bac Revue Robert

FROM Orchestra, conducted

Busby.

by

12.15 a.m. WALTZ TIME.

gramophone records)

7.30 VARIETY HANDBOX.

Felix

1035 PETER YORKE, The first act of "Mignen" by the Hawaiian Serenagers, The Ray E-of Britain's show business for our

serving throughout

And his Concert Orchestra:

12.30 SERIOUR ARGUMENT. 19th Century French composer,lagen Quartet. Charlie Chester, Pat Forces Ambrose Thomas, is to be broad-Kirked and Max Wall, lly Ter-world, introduced this week

Compere: Turry-Thomas, with Pat Kirkwood 11.00 13 Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL.

11.13 FROM

PROMENADE A topical discussion programme by on Thurs

Lester Ferguson. Semprint, and The

CONCERTS.

a leaux of authoritative speakers. cast in "At the Opera"

Malcolm Mitchell Tria, The George anc Symphony Orchestra: Conduc-1.00. TIE NEWS. day at 9.15 pm. This was re-

8.00 THE SIGNAL, WORLD NEWS Milehell Glee Club; Fred Yule and tor: Sir. Malcolm Sargent: Overture: 1.10 NEWS TALK. corded for the Voles of America- ----AND-NEWS TALK-(LONDON Graham - Stark: The Opera Hou The Hebrides Mendelssohn:. - Con-

the

RELAY).

Orchestra; Conductor: Jack Ansel an actual performance by

produced by Dennis Main Wilson. Metropolitan Opera Company in

0.30 ENGLISH MAGAZINE. New York. The part of Mignon

10.00 THE NEWS. is sung by Rise Stevens, Filin by Marilyn Collow, Frederick by Jeanne Browning Matclra, and Meister by Junes

Wilhelm

Melton.

KIS THE HALLE ORCHESTRA.

Cendurted by Sir John Bar" Dirolli.

A30 FORCES FAVOURITES (LON

DON RELAY) 9.30 COMPOSER OF THE WEEK-

SCHUBERT.

Minuet and Trio from Fantasia Sonata in G major, Op. 781-AT- thur Rubinstein (Piano); Symphony No. 8 in minor (“Unfinished")-- 2 movements Vienna Pullarmonic Och conducted by Wilhelm Furt wangler.

"Portrait

of the Duke of Wellington" Was compiled by Christopher Sykes

the 19.00 N WITH THE DANCE, from

NEWSREEL (LON DON BELAV). great number of sketches made 11.00 RADIO

11.15 CoODNIGHT MUSIC.

during the lifetime of the iron Duke by the people who knew him, and the BBC recordings of the programine can be heard en

10 o'clock. The part of

19.10 ROME NEWS

BRITAIN.

FROM

10.15 Richard Altenborough Invitée

You

'TIOME AT EIGHT."

ducted by John Hollingsworth: Symphony No. 1 C minor -- Brahms: Conducted by Sir Malcolm Sargent (BBC recording) KE A.m, 'LONDON CALLING.” Review of next week's 'London Calitng and a talk on short wave "The Broadcasting

reception: Chain,'

To welcome Hermione Gingold 1230 BARN DANCE.

Dances and Alfred Marks with Lizbeth A programme of Country Webb.

from the Pariah Hati, Corbridge, Northumberland Recording celebrity of the

Archie Andrewn

week,

1.00 THE NEWS. 1.30 NEWE TALK.

100 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL. 115 CONCERTO

Mewton-Wood and the BBC Scot tish Orchestra:- Conductor: Ian

7.00 p.: THINK Plano Whyte: play Tchaikovsky's

Dla patti (Plane), Stelliana From Sanuja No. 7 in Concerto No. 2 in G: Programs Walzer E flat major for Flute nad Cem- als Includes: Dolmany's

Waltz Helgen: Hochzells Walzer from the bale (Bach. ar. Kemp(T); Nu. in A flat major (Chopin,ell of Terrette'; Dvorak's Slavonic

30. No. 3: Waltz 12.33-2.M. PERSONAL PORTRAIT, ed by Cetil Trouncer, and Sykeshopl takes by his starting point the No. 7 iu C Sharp minor (Chopin, Seineone in the Nows.

Friday night tington is play- Op. 43: Mazurka in C sharp minor Ithapsonly.

his

power and

Op. 64, No. 2).

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.

year 1810, when Napoleon had 129 WEATHER REPORT, consolidated English fortunes were at their 11.30 CLOSE DOWN, lowest cbb.

From there he traces Welling- ton's career through the days of his greatest glory after Water- loo, through the period when opposition lo Parliamentary Reform roused the mob to smash the windows of his Loudon house, to the mellow autumn of his life as elder statesmun and revered idol of his countrymen,

Through the programme there that cast many touches light en the Duke's little-known

and the domestle life facets of his churoster..

arc

varied

On Monday night at 8.10, Dr the Deputy G, Ingram Shaw,

Services Director of Health

on the will give a short talk

campaign vaccination amual against smallpox in Hongkong.

In "Music Lovers' Hour" on Friday at 9 o'clock. Curl's Hindson is presenting a pre mlere

of Balakirell's Pinno Sonata, Fantasy Overture "Romeo

Krid

Juliet by "The Erl

and

Tchaikowsky: King" by Schubert.

(Broadcasting on a frequency of 843 kilocycles per second and on 0.52 megacycles per record in the 31 metre band).

Today

1.00 ..

MARY.

PROGRAMNH ... -8 U M-

8.02 MUTINING MELODY.

9.10 VARILY, FANFARE,

25.00 HOBERTO INGLEZ AND HIS

ORCHESTRA..

101S MUBIO AND

VIVIAN BILIO,

BONGS OF

Sunday-

10.00 am. PROGRAMME

MARY AND WEATHE FORT.

SPORTS 10.0 SATURDAY'S SULTS. 10.03 MORNING MELODY." With the London Orchestra. 10.30 RELAY OF THE

12.30 STARS OF THE

DEANT

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3

ON THESE THINGS. Christian hymns, their music, their meaning.

2.35 MEET WEALTH.

THE COMMON-

7.43 SPORTS ROUND-UP.

8.00 THE NEWB.

CARIB.

8.10 NEWS TALK.

8.15 Inlerinde.

820 FROM THE EDITORIALE,"

6.30 SPORTA DIARY.

8.45 THE BILLY COTTON

SHOW.

1.

CITOBUS.

Johnson and Chorus: The wood 1.40 ARTIST OF THE WEEK Beckers Waltz (Sherman—Megerai---

EUGENIA ZABESKA" (CON- | Ray Marlin and his Concert Orch. TRALTO).

7.00 STUDIO: "LUCKY Dip"

VARIETY REQUESTS. Presented by Marsberita. 7.53 WEATHER REPORT. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL AND WORLD

NEWB (LONDON RELAY).

7.50 WEATHER REPORT. B.00 TIME

שאת

BIGNAL wont n NEWS

NEWS TALK (LONDON RELAY). S.IE FAVOURITES FRÖSI “BRIGA-

DOON."

Talán . Lemez. Loewo).

#30 STUDIO: *I LIKE WHAT I

LIKE."

Presented by Jinr Laing.

0.00 OVER TO YOU.

With Richard Murdoch *and Kenneth Horne.

~930`CONCERTO,

10.00 THE GLORY BOAD.

A Negro Antholory, Produced by Charles Chiton 10.30 CHANSON FRANÇAISE. 10.45 "DANCING TIME,"

FRIDAY, SEPT. 5 7.00 p.m. LONDON JAZZ,

by a musle Improvised

played group of British modern jazz stars,

7:30 A Day in the Life of

With Vaughan Monroe and His THE FORRION SECRETARY.' Under-

Orchestra. By a former

Foreign 11.00 RADIO NEWSREEL Secretary of

DON RELAY). Affair.

Permanent

State

for

7.45 SPORTS ROUND-UP. 8.00 THE NEWS.

8.10 NEWS TALK.

8.13 Interlude.

8.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 8.30 RADIO THEATRE.

Norman Shelley and Howard Marlon-Crawford in its Excel-

Jency.'

11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC. 11.29 WEATHER REPORT.

(LON

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

Tuesday

7.00 am. OPENING THEME. 7.02 LIGHT MUSIC.

7.15 NEWE SUMMARY.

7.18 TOP OF THE MORN.

3.00 NEWS AND WEATHER RE-

PORT.

BIO MUSIC IN THE AIR. 9.M CLOSE DOWN,

and By Dorothy and Campbell Christie, adapted for broadcasting by Peggy order of speaking: Welts. Cast in

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