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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1952. ↑

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

"China Mail" Feature

Broadcast Description Of The Braemar

Royal Highland

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reception conditions per- en Orell. eunducted by Jack Leon. Tonight at 9.30 mitting Radio Hongkong will bring listeners a

Romanesque (Beslvi-The New Can-

Chelsea China (lesly): Piper: Soldiers The New Conerzi vreti, conducted by Jay

FreeSulte

Orch, conducted by

recording of the programme from London cover-nyds wood): lindstart; Vienna- ing the 1952 Braemar Royal Highland Gathering which took place on Thursday, September 4.

New Concert Benjamin)-New Concert Orch. con- ducted by fuck Leda: Miniature Bulte Cuutes); Scene Du Bal-The conducted by Jay Wilbur,

Serge Krish Red River Jig Artur

11.00 RADIO NEWSUEEL (LONDON

WEATHER REPORT.

STUDIO: EPILOGUE

Conducted by the Rey, G. M. Stevenson.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN,

This will be a half-hour recorded sound-New Coneeri Dich picture of scenes and events at Princess Royal Park, Braemar, on Deeside, in the shadow of the RELAY). Cairngorms. The Gathering is a brilliant spec-1.5 tacle which attracts visitors from many parts of the world, to watch the superb programme of solo piping, massed pipe bands, dancing, and athletics, and the arrival of the Royal Party from Balmoral. This year Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is expected to attend the Gathering. The honour of royal natronage was first conferred by Queen Victoria in 1848 when she first watched the sports at Braemar, and it has been continued by four successive monarchs.

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In the curly part of the year, the University of Hongkong set nside a small grant from its re- search fund for the purpose of fluancing a selentiße expedition to North Borneo. Its objectives

were

to collect specimens for use us material for leaching ond rescurch.

AND NEWS TALK (LONDON RELAY).

8.13 NA, L. UTING JOHANN

STRÀ UЯN.

A Thousand and one nights-Inter- Mastro Cure Frost)-Dresden Siste Orch. conducted by Kari Wallz, Op. 437-

Dom; Kuperor

lempa Pallharmonie Orch, conducted

to erdian Vun Khatan.

+

11.30 CLONE DOWN.

Gathering

Monday

3.00 .11. OPENING THEME. 7.02 LIGHT MURIC.

7.10 NEWB BUMMARY, 7.15 TOP O' THE MORN. #.00 NEWS AND WEATHER RE-

PORT.

1.10 MÚBIC in the am. 4.00 CLOSE DOWN.

PROGRAMME SUM-

12.30 p.m.

MARY. 1732 MELODY MIXTURE.

1.15 NEWS,

WEATHER REPORT AND ANNOUNCEMENTS, 130 MUSIC FOR YOU. 2.00 CLOSE DOWN.

2.00 PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 4.0% AT UDIO: CHILDREN'S

HALF HOUR.

Presented by Elizabeth Ann. 4.30 A TUDIO PORTUGUESE

HALF HOUR.

7.00 JOURNEY INTO MELODY,

With Andre Kostelanets and His Orchestra.

Pressnlod by Rena Keown,

9.00. OVER TO YOU.

With Richard Murdoch and Kenneth ore.

9.10 *

WERE

NATIVER FRIENDLY, An account of the Hongkong University expedition to Borneo, 1032.

David 13arkor

By Professor (Studio).

10.00 CUNCKŘTO.

In

Triple Concerto

C Major (Beethoven, On, '50) Jut Movement: Allegro: 2nd Movement; Largo; 3rd Movement: Rondo all Pobena → Richard Odnoperoff (Violin): Stefan Auber 'Ceito). and Angelica Morales (Piano) with the Vienna Philharmonie Orch., conducted by Felix Weingartner.

10.30 CHANSON FRANCAISE,

Yves Montand and Dany Daze bersun,

Quest Artist: Mario Lanza (Tenor).

735 ARTIST OF THE WEEK –

Comet De Frites (8) Anigr--Fr: VLADIMIR HOROWITZ

Lemarque)-Yves Montand: A Quot (PIANO).

Bon Ten Aller (Varel and Tally) 759 WEATHER Reront.

Chantalt 8.00 TIME

Dauberson: K WORLD Dany SIGNAL AND NEWB TALK NEWS (LONDON BELAY). 1.13 CONCERT WALTZES.

30 STUDIO: "I LIKE WHAT. I .. LIKE."

BBC Overseas Shortwave Programmes

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

SATURDAY, SEPT. 6

7.0 p.m. Blante ale and Bonnie

Hale In SALJ, HALE,

8.30 FORCES' FAVOURITES (LON-İ Written by

DON RELAY).

Loftus Wigram; The Dance Orchestra: conducted by 9.80 "COMPOSER OF THE WEEK." Stanley Black; produced by Michael 9.30 THE BRAEMAK ROYAL North.

HIGHLAND GATHERING

1032.

A recorded sound picture of the Senter and events which took plazo in Princess Royal Park, Err. Written

September, and breionted by Tom Fleming and produced by Bill Meikle, 10.00 ON WITH THE DANCE. 12.00 TABIO NEWSREEL (LONDON,

RELAY). 1.15 WEATHER REPORT, 11.16 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.

The expedition consisted of team of six, led by Dr David Barker, Professor of Zoology in the University, who will be in the studio at 0.30 p.m. en Mon-Thursday 4th day to give a talk entitled "The Natives Were Friendly" an count of the expedition, and its will illustrate his work. He talk with recordings of native songs and dialects made by members of the expedition dur- ing their tour.

4

ac-

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at 9

On Tuesday night o'clock, Arrigo Foa, violin, and Marilois Kleiman, piano, are to broadcost the second of their recitals. They will play Greg's Sonata No. 3 in C Minor, Opus 45.

"The Man in the Leather Breeches," which comes nt 10 o'clock on Friday night, tells the atory of George Fox and the foundation' and growlh of Quaker Movement-the Society of Friends.

the

"In "Music Lovers' Hour" at 9 o'clock on Friday, Curtis Intion

Is presenting Beethoven's Second Piano Con- certo, Mephisto Waltz by Liszt, and Daphnik and Chloe Suite by Ravel.

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Finally, there are ore or two Emall changes in Radio Hong- kong programmes: For this week only "Composer of the Week" will be broadcast at 9 o'clock to- ****night, ̄ ̄und ̄ll ̄will revert to. "the itstal time of 9.30 p.m. next Saturday.

As from Monday, September B. the carly morning News Summary is to come at 7.10 a.m. instead of 7.15.

As from Thursday, September 11, the Rediffustor programme

for the Forces "Between Our-

solves," which is relayed by Radio Hongkong, will be ex- tended by 15 miniries, starting at 7.15 am, insteed of at 7.30. This response to arrangement is in Requests from members of the three Services,

The time of "Twenty Ques tlor

permanently

has been altered to

to 7 o'clock each Satur day, starting tonight.

As a result of number of re- quests the time of the last Wea- ther Report to be broadcast from the station nightly has been altered to 11.15 pm.. from the previous time of 11.20.

.י

(Broadcasting on a frequency second of 645 kilocycles per and

on 0.52 megacycles per second in the 31 inotre band).

Today

p.m. PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 17.33 JOURNEY INTO MELODY,

With Mantovani and 11 or

chestra (Vocal),

1.15 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT AND ANNOUNCEMENTU. 130 NEW LIGHT SYMPHONY on

CHESTRA.

FORCES PROGRAMMES. 2.00 STUDIO; FORCES' CHOICE.

Presented by Hatry Mead. 25 MARCHES OF THE WORLD.

The Vienna Symphony Or chestra, conducted by Ítobert Biols.

245 "BONGS OF THE PRAINIZ. 3.00 STUDIO; HOSPITAL

QUESTA.

Presented by Betty,

4.00 PALACE OF VARIETIES.

oĩa Time Music-Ital}, Produced ana conducted

An

Ernest Langstaffe.

KINGA,

Dy

4.30 NEW ORLEANR RUYTIM GUEST ARTIST: MILDRED BAILEY,

TUE

5.00 PAUL TEMPLE AND

JONATHAN MYSTERY.

· By Francis Durbridge, Episode 2: That Good Old Intul- DIG THE Bing CrosDY SHOW, 4.00 PROGRAMMS ‘HUMMARY, 6.0 BTUDIO: UNIT REQUESTS.

Presented by Tonie. Callingi: Army R.A.F. Movements. 139 "TWENTY QUESTIONS" (RX-

CURDED LONDON RELAT).

7AJ VARIETY BANDBOX.

Jerry Aden. Pazar Mortimer, Torry Thomxe, Radio iteVELLOTA | and Arthur English.

"Bily - Terment acid alla

Compère: Philip Biessor.

reteatra.

"THE WHARMER RESORT, S

849, TIME JIONAL, WORLD NEWB

Gypsy Songs (Brahmos, Op. 100)- The Madrigal Singers conducted by Lehman Engel,

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 14.10 CLONE DOWN.

Sunday

10.00 .to. PROGRAMME HUMMARY

AND WEATHER REPORT, 10.02 MATURDAY'S

RESULTS.

130 HERBERT

ING.'

RODGE TALK-

7.45 SPORTS ROUND-UP.

8.00 THE NEWN.

KJO NEWS TALK. 8.13 Interlutte.

430 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 8:30 FORCES' FAVOURITES. 9.00 TRADES UNION CONGRESS. A report on the Conference at Margate.

935 SOUTHERN

CHESTRA

SERENADE OR-

Directed by Lou Whiteson.

9.30 KCOTTISH MAGAZINE,

9.45 KORT STORY.

"The Jackdaw, written and told by

Mardonald Hastings,

10.00 THE NEWS.

10.10 HOME NEW B

BRITAIN.

10.15 LISTENERS' CHOICE. Light Music.

11.00 I Ben.

FROM

RADIO NEWSREEL. 11.15 CHAMPIONSHIP BANDS. Brighouse and Rastrick Band; Con-

SPORTluctor: Erle Ball.

10.05 MORNING MELODY, 10.30 LONDON STUDIO CONCERT.

The Welbeck Biring Orchestra, candurted by Urns Wright. 11.00 RELAY OF THE SERVICE FROM THE ENGLISH METHODIST CHURCH Preacher: the Itev, 1. 11. Phillpion:

1.00 NEURO SPIRITUALS. Marian Anderson

Hayes (Vocal).

and Roland

12.15

120 PhoGRAMME BUMMARY. 13.32 MEXICANA,

p.m. STUDIO: SPURTS TIME, ity Brie Young,

1145 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.. A copumentary on the second latt

of one of today's matches.

1245 a.. SANDY MACPHERSON.

At the heatre organ.

100 THE NEWS.

1.40 NEWS TALK.

SUNDAY, SEPT. 7

7.00 pm. SUNDAY SERVICE.

From Cavendish Chapel, Manches- ter, conducted by the Rev. Hector AeDonald.

730 PRACTICE

FECT.

MAKES FER-

programmes Examina-

A series of thirteen

Andre Kostelanetz and Itis Or- | from the 1982 Overseas eliestra.

12.42 MELODIES OF VICTOR HER- Boord of the

BERT.

Hinters: No Ittchard Crooks.

Slovens

1.15 NEWS, WEATHER

and

REPORT

AND ANNOUNCEMENTS, 139 AFTERNOON CONCERT. FORCES PROGRAMMES.

2.00 TAKE IT FROM HER

With Joy Nichols, Diek. Bentley and Jimbly Edwards.

2.30 STUDIO: JAZZ HALF HOUR.

Prevented by Robin Day,

7.00 STUDIO: HOSPITAL

QUESTO.

Presented by Belly.

4.00 THE VIRGINIANS.

By William Makepea Thackeray,

WITH

RE-

THE

4.30 MARCHING

COLDSTREAM GUARDS. 4.15 NONGS OF THE SEA-OSCAR

NATZKE (BASS) WITH ORCHESTRA,

B.CO STUBHO: DOME REQUESTS.

Presented by Betty, 4.00 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. - 0.02 1.10HT MUNIC

Continuous).

6.36 STUDIO: SERVICES

NONG.

EVEN-

Conducted by the Rev. A. J. Bowers, CF. 7.00 LONDON STUDIO MELODIES. The Melechring Orchestra, cat- dorted by George Melachrino, with the Prier Knight Slager 7.30 FINT.

THE FLYING

OF

RQUAD. By Ala Stranks, Part 2: Undercover G1" 7.38 WEATHER REPORT, 8.00 TIME SIGNAL, WORLD NEWA AND NEWS TALK (LONDON RELAY).

on 21.750 Mc/s, 13.79 m)

Victor: Silvester and his Ballroom | 10,10 HOME Orchestra.

0.5 FARNBOROUGH AIR DIS.

PLAY.

A report by the BBC's air corres- paudent, Charles Gardner, on the Soetely of British Aircraft Construe- for display at Farnborough, D.10 WELSH MISCELLANY, The Penarth Ladies'. Choir.

9.45 PORTRAITH FROM MEMORY. A series of four talks by Bertrand Numell, O.M.; 3: D. H. Lawrence. 30.00 THE NEWS.

10.10 HOME NEWS

URITAIN

BRITAIN. 10.35 BUC

NEW B

FROM

(Michel Emer) Yves Montand; Feuilles Mortes (Jacques Provert Kormal-Dany Dauberson; Clemen- ine (Chr. Verger-J. Rougoola)-- Yves Montand. 1945 DANCING TIME.

With Maurice Winnick and His Orchestra,

The world is waiting for the sun- rise-Foxtrot (Seitz); You-Foxtrot-

By (Adamsun Duriated#22) Vocal: the waters of Minnetonka (Lieu- ranco)-Foxtrot; My Capri Berenada -Foxtrot (Parr.—Davies) — Vocal; Who's taking you home tonight - Waltz (Connor-Sherwlo)-Vocal.

NEWSREEL. 11.00 BAUIO

(LON-

DON RELAY). 11.15 WEATHER REPORT, 11.16 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.

Children's Overtura (Quliler) -- London Philharmonic Orch. con- MIDLAND LIGHT OR- | Jucted by Sir John Barbirolls The Banks of Green Willow (Butter- Orcli.. worth-The Philharmonia conducted by Maurice Miles.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN, 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

CHESTRA. Conductor: Leo WurmseT. 11.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWANEEL. 11.15 NEW LANDS FOR OLD.

A Report on Commonwealth Emigration.

Economie and strategie

conaldera-

ttons make the whole Aubject

of

| emigration a matter of considerable Importance for Britain And the Commonwealth. What are the

those leaving FROM prospects for

the mother country to make new lives oversens? 'In this programma Com- monwealth Migration Officers in Britain review present policy, and on-the-spot reports from Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the Union of South Africa, and Southern Rhode- xin offer evidence of its "progress; Script by Martin Chisholm; Norra- for: Ivan Samson; Production by Maurice Brown.

10.15 "ENTER MOONSHINE," A play by Leslie Gillett; Jimmy....... Duncan Melatyre: Aleo-Erie An- dersun; Eustace-Derek Hart: Enid Dorothy Smith: Cedric Laldman Browne: produced by Kevin Sheldon.

1050 Interlude. 11.00 Big Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL. (11.15 ULSTER BERENADE,

Anc

Gladys Thompson (soprano); Have- lock Nelson and May Turda (1wo planoa): Northern Ireland Singers: Conductor: Edgar Boucher: Northern Ireland Light Orchestra; Conductor: David Curry. 11.45 FROM THE THIRN

GRAMME.

Samuel Butler

PRO-

A tolk by E. M. Forster; Samuel Butler, author of "Erewhon RBO

"The Way of All Flesh, died sky year ago (June 10, 1902). 12.05. RECORDS.

12.15 MILLY

RAYERL

ENSEMBLE.

RHYTHM

12.30 VARIETY FANFADE. With The Kordites; The Augmented Northern Variety Orchestra;

duced by Ronnië-Taylor.

1.00 THE NEWS.

110 NEWS TALK.

TUESDAY, SEPT. 9

pro-

7.00 p.m. NYTUM 13 THEIR

BUSINESS.

A programme of

gramophone

130 TH HEALTH ĐỂ BẠN.

tion Syllabus of the Associated records, presented by Denis Pres-

Royal Schools often. Music. Introduced by Bernard Shore: Nu. 11ustrailons from: Cuncerlo No. 4 in D Mozart: Grade 8 List A) played by Harold Fairhurst violin).

7.45 SPORTS ROUND-UP.

1.00 THE NEWS.

8.10 NEWS TALK..

8.15 Interlude.

R.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 8.30 FORCES ALL-STAR BILL. From Blackpool, presents the best of Britain's altow business for our Forces serving throughout the work, introduced thi weex by Derek Roy, with Vanessa Lée, Bab and Alt Pearson, Geraldo and Sid- ney Bright, and The Stargazers; Stark and Bob and Alt Pearson; The Geraldo Orchestra; Graham

The Concert Orchestra, by Geralta; produced by Dennis Main Wilson.

conducted

940 ENGLISH MAGAZINE, 10.00 THE NMWN.

NCW9

FROM

100 ROME

BRITAIN.

Altenborough Invites

You

10.15 Richard

HOME AT EIGHT."

7: Health and Engineering; Speakers: Dr J. M. Mackintosh and J. W. Wright,

7.45 SPORTS ROUND-UP.

ROD THE NEWS.

BID NEWA TALK.

8.35 Interlude.. ----------------

8.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. AJ

FORCES' FAVOURITES,

0.09 LESLIE ANDREWS (Tenor). DJS FELTON KAPLEY,

at the theatre organ.

DJO ULSTER MAGAZINE,

9.43 LETTER FROM AMERICA, By Alistair Cooke. 10.00 THE NEWS.

10.10 HOME NEWB

BRITAIN.

FROM

10.15 SOUVENIRA OF MUSIC, DDC Variety Orchestra.

31.00 Big Ben, HADIO NEWSREEL. 11.15 FROM THE

CONCERTS.

12.15 a.m. ACCORDION MUSIC, tgramophone records)

12.30 BALLADS AND SONGS, George James (baritone): Alexan- der fienderson (basa); Cufton Heli- well (accompanist).

10 THE NEWS. 1.10 NEWS TALK.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 11

7,00 p.m. THE CASINO ORCHES-

TILA,

Conducted by Reginald Klibey.

7,30 MID-WEEK TALK,

7.45 SPORTS ROUND-UP, 8.00 THE NEWS,

8.10 NEWS TALK.

R.IS Interlude,

1.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 8.30 SPORTING RECORD.

8.45 LAND AND LIVESTOCK. An agricultural magazina,

DAS VARIETY (Nerords). 9.30 WELSH DIARY, Topicality Magazine.

0.43 BILLY

MAYERL

FLEISCHINE

ENSKMOLE, 10.00 THE NEWI, .10.10 HOME NEW B FROM

BRITAIN.

10.13 FROM THE

CONCERTS,

PROMENADE

BBC Symphony Orchestra: Con- ductor: Sir Malcolm Burgent: BBC for Singers: Liebesttoder Walzer,

piano dust and voices - Brahma; Solo pianos: Sir Malcolm Sargent and Ernest Lush; conducted by John Nocturne; Hollingsworth: Scherzo;

(A Wedding March

Midsummer Night's Dream)-Mendelssohn (BBC recording).

Tuesday

1,00 2.10. OPENING THEME. 7,02 LIGHT MUSIC. 1.10 NEWS SUMMARY 7.15 TUP O' THE MURN, 2.00 NEWS AND WEATHER

PORT. R.10 MUSIC IN THE AIR. 9.00 CLOAK DOWN. 12.15 p.m.

RE-

STUDIO: MORNING

PRAYERS.

Fly the Rev. Frank Bhort. 12.30 PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 12.32 VARIETY FANFARE.

WIN Philip Green and His Orchestra.

1.15 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT AND ANNOUNCEMENTE, 1.30 MURIC FROM OPERA, 2.00 CLOSE DOWN.

;

6.30 PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 6.02 MELODY TIME."

With the Kingsway Symphony Orchestra. Guest Artist: Anne Shelton. 0.30 STUDIO:

RADIO.

CANTONESE'

Given by Mlus Len and Mir 8. K. Lee,

6.30 PIANO INTERLUDE.

By Zote Iturbi.

DY

Wei-lan

7.00 ORCHESTRAL RELECTIONS.

730 STUDIO:

"DOWN

МКМОПУ

LANE," Presented by Alleen Woods, 1.99 WEATHER REPORT.

BIGNAL,

8.00 TIME

112,30 p.m. PROGRAMME

MARY.

WORLD

NEWS AND NEWS TALK (LONDON RELAX).

4.15 "BOX 200,"

Bert Gillette at the ConsOJE 8.30 FURCES' FAVOURITES (LON-

DON RELAY).

9.00 VIOLIN AND

PIANO BE- CITAL (CONCERT HALL),

By Arigo Foa (Violin), and Marliols Kierman (Piano), Sonata No. 3 in C minor, Op. 45 (Grieg).

030 STUDIO: MUSICAL NOTE-

nook.

Presented by the Rev. Father T. F. Rymn." BJ. 10.99 THE KENTUCKY

STIELS.

11.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWGREEL. 11.15 KING GEORGE V: HIS LIFE

AND REIGN. Second of four talks by Harold In the gloaming (Lady Nicolson about the oficial blogra Hilly (Kentucky "Minstrela

Brian

MIN.

Arthur DIT.);

phy which he has just complated. She wandered down the Mountain The programme includes _sålected | alde (Clay-Kentucky Minstrels passages rood by Jomes Mektech- arr.); While

(Kentucky winge- nie: 2: Constitutional and politi. Minstrels arr.). cal problema.' PROMENADE

10.15 AT THE BALLET. 41.65′′ Arthur Aakey with

Lambert): Horoscope (Constant

Leo; Reece in

Dance of the followers of 'ARTHUR'S INN.'

Valse for the Gemini: Invocation With Bally Ann Howes and Diana to the Moon and Finale--Liverpool Philharmonic Orch., conducted by Decker: Augmented BBC Revue D-

of chestra, conducted by Robert Bus Constant Lambert; The Origin by: Script by Bob Block ang Bш { Design

Beecham): (Handel, att. Harding; Lyrics by, Kenseth Blain. ↑ Bourreo: Rondesu; Gigue; Musette; 12.15 a.m. WALTZ TIME.

Battle and Finale-Sir Thomas London fgramophone records)

Beecham, conducting the Philharmonie Orch.

BBC Symphony Orchestra: Condue- tor: Sir Maledim Sargent: Eleanor Houston (soprano); Blgurd Bjorling (baritone); Overture: The Flying Dutchman-Wagner: Hana Bache Monologue: Was duflet (The To welcome Hermione Glagold Mastersingers)-Wegner; Entry and Allred Marks with Ilzbeth The Godo (The Winegold)—Wagner; Webh. Recording celebrity

Elizabeth's Prayer and Greeting (Tannhauser) — Wagner; Blogtried At Shellon; Production by Ron-Idyll-Wagner (BBC recording).

12 LONDON CALLING, 11.00 lg Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL. Including replies to listeners_ques. 11.15 CONCERTO.

le 1.

of the

week;

Wons on shart-wave reception. Maurice, Cole and the BDC. Scot

12.10 BARN DANCE. LIS Orchestra: Conductor:

Dances Jan A programme of Country Whyte, play

Schumann's Piano from the British Legion Hall, Am- Concerto in a minor Op. 54; Pro-le, Northumberland. granime also includes Mozart's Sym- 100 THE NEWS.

hony No. 40. In a minor (1-550). 1.10 NEWS TALK. Doly Virgin fatadre, Fietosa 12.15 a.m. PERSONAL PORTRAIT. Vergine) (from "La Forza del Sonioane in the News. dealino"): Peace, Teaer, Oh my Lord 12.30 TAXI

8.13 HELEN TRAUBEL BINGE

ARIAB PROM OPERAS.

(Paco, Forta

VERDIK

Pace, Alio Dio) from "Lay Cyril Campion; Shorty-Jerry del destino); Willow Song

Darcy (Sales, Salce) (from "Otello") with Yena; Dally-Basil' Jones: Arthur Fiedler conducting the RCA Codington-Howard Marion-CrAW- Victor Orch,

ford; Boulah-da-Ceoffrey Wincolt; 830 "OLIVER TWIST BY Sir Lucas Mackinnonalcolm

CHARLES DICKENS.

Graeme; Foreign Agent John Epleodo

Gabriel, and the Passenger, Produc» Apprentice."

tion by Audrey Cameron.

1.00 THE NEWS

"ለ Robber's

0.00 THE SUNDAY CONCERT.

Overture Rienz" (Wagner)-Tho Halle Orch. conducted by Sir John Barbiroll; Trio No. 1 in D flat, Op. 99 (Seliubert)-Cortot,

Thibaud Casals (Instr. Trio): Sulle for Or- chestra (Dohnanyl, Op. 19)-Lonion Symphony Orch. conducted by Sir Malcolm Sargent,

10.13 ENGLISH CATHEDRAL

MUSIC.

The Choir of York Minster. 10.34 ORCHESTIAL SELECTIONS. The frogs fot Aristophane) Comedy Overture (Granville Bantock)

London Promenade Orch;

Valse

FERDINAND

Cup: 1927 by Limited

1.10 NEWS TALK.

MONDAY, SEPT. 8

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10

THINK ON THEBE

7.00 p.m.

THINGS. Christian hymns, their musle,, and

their meaning.

1.15 MEET

WEALTH.

THE

12.30 SERIOUS ARGUMENT.

A topical discussion..

1.00 THE NEWS,

110 NEW TALE.

FRIDAY, SEPT. 12

7.00 p.m. LONDON JAZZ.

7.30 A DAY IN THE LIFE

"MR SPEAKER","

7.43 SPORTS ROUND-UP.

8.00 THE NEWS,

6.30 NEWS TALK.

8.75 Interlude.

8.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. *8.30 RADIO THEATRE.

Robert Beatty in

'BAPE HARBOUR."

от

10.45 NIGHTS IN HAWAII.

With Harry Owens and Royal Hawaiianm.

Pagan love song (Brown-Freed); To you, sweetheart, Aloha (Hariy Owanshi The Hula-Rhumba (Harry Owens): Pol. my boy (Harry Owena): Aloha no wau. I ko maka

farry Owens)

(11.09 RADIO NEWSREEL (LON.

DON RELAY),

(Chopin,

11.15 WEATHEN REPORT. 11.16 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.

Nocturno in P Sharp Op. 15. No. 2); Nocturne in A (No. (4) ... (Viold) - Myra Hom (Piano); Intermezzo, Op. 119, No. radio by the author: Plantst, Ar-3 Brahms): Intermezzo, Op. 112. thur Dulny; produced by David 31.

Hea Godfrey,

COMMON-By Barbara 8. Harper, adapted for

7.45 SPORTA ROUND-UP,

8.30 THE NEWS.

8.30 NEWS TALK,

8.35 Interlude,

8.20 FROM THE EDITORIALS. A

700 p.m. MY KIND OF MUSIC. A programme of gramophono records, presented hy Spike Hughes.

7.30 BOOKS TO READ.

7.45 THE ALLTS.

1.00 THE NEWS.

8.10 NEWA TALK.

8.15 Interlude.

120 FROM THE EDITORIALS,

30 MUSIC FOR DANCING,

What A Sport!

LOD

BJO SPORTS DIARY.

8.45 THE BILLY COTTON BAND

SHOW,

10.00 THE NEWS.

10.30 HOME NEWS

BRITAIN

10.15 NEW RECORDS.

No. 1 (Brahms) - Myra (Piano)

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. OM 11.39 CLOBE DOWN.

Presented this week by Boyd Neel,

With Alan Breeze and Doreen 11,00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL. Stephens; Script by Ciem Bernard; - 11.15 VÄRIETY BANDDOX.

produced by Glyn Jones.

9,15 COLONIAL COMMENTARY,

9.30 860TTIBI MAGAZINE,

DAS SHORT STORY.

With Richard Murdoch,

Resident Comedian.

Wednesday

Your

1.00 .m.

12.15 a.m. LAWRENCE EDWARDÓ,

(Baritone).

“A Wedding," by G. T. Green, told 12.30 LISTENEDS' CHOICE.

by Joan Hart.

9.55 Interludo,

10.00 THE NEWS,

FERN LOD

Light Músie,

1.00 THE NEWS.

1.10 NEWS TALK.

By Mik

OPENING 'THEME.

7.02 LIGHT MUSIC.

1.10 NEWS SUMMARY.

7.15 TOP O' THE MORN,

4.00 NEWS AND WEATHER RE-

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"WIN-

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ORCHESTRA..

BANDSTAND 4.30 FORCER'

(CONCERT HALL). A Concert by the Band of the

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Ulster rufter.

Dy kind parmizzion of Li- Colonel J. Drummond, D.8.0., con- ducted by Me n. W. Soars.

7.00 BTUDIO: LUCKY “DIP —

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8.00 TIMIC BIGNAL AND WORLD NEWS (LONDON RELAY), 8.10 BEETHOVEN RECITALY ARTUR SCHNABEL (ITANU),

(3 movements) Rondo in A Major.

7.30 STUDIO: LA DEMI-DEURE

FRANÇAISE,

7.89 WEATHER REPORT.

1.00 TIME BIGNAL, WORLD NEWS AND NEWE FALK (LONDON RELAY). 1.15 TING INTRODUCES SOME

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8.30 TAKE IT FROM HERE.

with wady magere, Diel Bent- ley and Streday Edwarda, 9.00 STUDIO: SPORTI REVIEW,

By Erig Youta.

0.13 AT THE OPERA.

"Mignon," "Act II (Ambrotes Thomas).

Mignon (Mezzo-Sop),

Tina

Stevens: Filing (Soprano), Marilyn Cutlow; Frederick

Contralto). Jeanne Browning Madeira; Wilheim Melster (Tenor), James Melton; Loerien (Tenor), John Garris:

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| Glama (Bass), Oslo Hawkins An- tonio (Bass), Lawrence Davidsoni, with the Metropolitan Opera Orch.. conducted by Wilfred Pelletier. 10.15. IT STUCK IN MY MIND....

A Talk by Tyraño Guthrie.

"YORKE AND NIS CONCERT ORCHESTRA. Centennial Summer (Pt

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9.00 "IVANHOE."

Hy Bir Walter Scolt. Part 2,

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1105 WEATHER REPORT. 11.16 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.

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11.15 WEATHER REPORT.

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(Boccherini) Orchestre Menuet

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12.30 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 12.32 "JOURNEY INTO MELODY."

With Robert Farnon and la Orchestra.

1.13 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1.30 LUNCHTIME MUSIC. 2.00 CLOSE DOWN,

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150 WEATHER REPORT. 1.00 TIME

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