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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1955,

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

99

"Encounter In The Balkan Express?

By The Stage Club

everywhere, Sammy

Davies

Jnr.:

OP

like show

LEROY

buskien busine, Ethel MernIMA.

MUSIC

"Wednesday Theatre" this week features a There' satire, "Encounter in the Balkan Express," by THE Wolfgang Hildesheimer, translated by Harvey Unna..

ANDERSON,

we won

and

The Penny

Belle of the Ball: Plink, plank,

Blue

Horeo Tango plunk: buxgy:

China Doll;

Fiddle-Faddle; The Philom Regiment-Leroy Anderson Orch; and his "Pop" Concert

Concert Serraal-The Grovesur Orcs, cond. By Peder Van Zuider: Yes, Juzz Palento---Ambrose

and Orch.

RIGNAL

In this story of intrigue, forgeries and espionage, the leading characters are Guiscard, who boasts-"I have forged the Mona Lisa. the Mona Lisa you travel to admire in the Paris Louvre is by me. And have given a certain country her National Painter"--and a Lady, who, as she is described as wearing dark glasses and smoking Russian cigarettes from a long, ivory over Miami April in Parts, it hap cigarette holder, is obviously a spy.

characters, can be

The adventures of these two bizarre in their "Encounter in the Balkan Express" heard at half past nine on Wednesday evening. The leading roles are taken by Audrey Mendes and Hugh Sullivan, and the play is produced for the Hongkong Stage Club by Timothy Birch.

In This Week" at 7.30 this evening, Captain McTavish,

FIF

present on his last veyaɛṛ the Captain of the ss. 'Glen- Karry', tulks about his 35 years De ut sea; C. E. Terry Dansey-Brownin: discuss plans being made for the welfare of the

and

find fra Hongkong; Producer Chang

the

Kuo-kin explains

the Hong- dilemma in which kong Film Industry now finds itself. and Mr and Mrs Ted Anson tell how they won a round-the-world' fight by In- venting a trade slogan, "This Week" is complied and intro- duced by Timothy Birch

NEWS (LONDON RELAY). 1.09 COMMENTARY (LONDON RE- LAY OR SPECIAL AN. NOUNCEMENTS. HIS EVENINU

STAR

MARIO

LANZA (TENOR). Night and Day: Sibmney: Beautiful Love Yesterdays; Without a Song- with orch, cond. by Ray Sinatra.

6.30 FORCE FAVOURITES (LON.

DON RELAY).

FAS PRESIDENT EISENHOWER'S

BROADCAST.

On the eve of his departure for the Geneva Conference.

9,00 TIME HIGNAL.

STUDIO: SPORTS CAVAL CADE.

Pro-

Edited by rig Young. dured by John Wallace, 9.30 .CHOES OF THE THEATRE. *king & Rhapsody" (Nov¢llo), Someday my heart will awake; Take your girl-Vanessa Lec, Ouve Cambert (Vocal); Muranian Rhapsody

Olive

6.00 TIME

AND PRO. FIRAMME BUMMARY. 6.03 THE RAY CHARLES CHORUS. "Takes you tu far away placci.**

Far Away Places: Moon of Mana Koora: Foggy Day in London: Mor

Beyond the pened in Monterrey: sen: Blow Boito Chiruu

INTERLUDE.

6.30 FORCES EVENING SERVICE

(CONCERT HALL),

Conducted by Qe Rev. R. J. Cribb, CP. and the Forter Chair rund. by Major ind

7.00 HOLLYWOOD DOWL SYAL-

PHONY ORCHESTRA. Orpheus

the Underworld- Overture #CITenbacha: Bungarlan Hhapsody No. 2 (List); Dance of The Hour from "Li GlocundỄn' |(Fanchelli-Jolin Barnett (cond.)

7.30 THIRTY MINUTE THEATRE, "A warning to the curious,” by M. R. James Praerd by Philip Donnellan. 1.59 WEATHER REPORT

SIGNAL., AND NDO TIME

NEWS LONDON RELAY). 8.09 COMMENTARY (LONDON HE-

SPECIAL LAY OR NOUNCEMENTS.

R.IS HONGS FROM OPERA,

RODNEY STONE.

8.30

A

Tite

11.09 KPILDOVE (RECORDED).

Conducted by the Rev. Father E. Sullivan, B.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN, 113 CLOSE DOWN.

Monday

7.00 ..

TIME

BIGNAL

ORCHESTRA,

130 LUNCHTIME MUSIC.

A programme of Laila Ameri- 2.00 CLOSE DOWŃ. can male

1.80 TIME BIGNAL.. CONCERTO.

Concerto arbaso Op. No. in Sym- Q_minor (Corolli)—Vienno phony

Orch. conducted by John. Pritchard: Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 in F major (J. B. Bach)~~~ Arthur Haneuse (trumpet), Joseph Bopp (nute), Edgar Shann (udoc). AND) Petru Manailu (violin) and The

Chamber Orch. af Banel conducted |› by Paul Sachor

6.30 ELIZABETHAN THEATRE,

Wrliten by 11. A. 1. Craig and R. D. Smith.

OPENING MARCIL 7,02 LIGHT MUDIC, 7.15 NEWA SUMMARY, 729 Toro' THE MONN. 7.43 WRATHER REPORT.

BIGNAL., 8.90 TIME

REPORT WEATHER SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1.10 MUSIC IN THE AIR. 1.09 CLOSE DOWN. 12.30 p.m. PROGRAMME'

MARY.

12.32 DOUBLE ATTRACTION.

NEWS, AND

SUM.

+

Larry Adler (harmonica with orch.). Jackie Brown Orch. (with vocal),

hi

1.50 TIMK BIGNAL.

ANDRE KOSTELANETZ AND HIS ORCHESTRA,

LIS NEWB, WEATHER

REPORT AND SPECIAL, ANNOUNCE- MENTS.

130 MUSIC FOR YISH,

Eric Robinson and his Concert Orchestra with kaymond cogen. 2.00 CLOSE DOWN.

PRO.

6.00 TIME SIGNAL AND

GRAMME SUMMARY. 0.03 STUDIO: CHILDREN'S HALF

NOUR.

Presented by Sally Ann, 63) AUSTRALIAN MÁGAZINE. 045 ACCENT ON RUYTHM,

North Rampart Street March Bonano-Alvin (Joseph "Sharkey"

L. Doria Sr.): If I had you; Dingh -Bugle & vocal by "Bugte Sam" Dekemei-Sharkey and his Kings of Dixieland; Bring me another jug of wie--Tony Fontaine and the Binith Brothers (vocal); Train of Love- AN-Mindy Carson and Guy Mitchell (vocal); Bluln the Blues Bid Philips and ls Orch. Pretty lttle bipek-eyed Susle Guy Mitchell (Vocal): You'll never get away- The Holidays (Vocal); Ballin' the Jack: Kiddin' with Chopin: I ain't gonna give nobody none o' this Jelly Holl English and Cajun French vocni by Lizzie Miles-Sharkey and his Kings of Dixieland.

7.15 "BOX 200.*

serial in seven episodes by Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan dramatised by David Stringer. Epode 3: Foul Play." 8,00 TIME SIGNAL..

THE SUNDAY CONCERT. 1843 FROM THE" WEKKLIES (RE-

CORDED 1ONDON RELAY). 10.30 FROM HEAVENLY HARMONY, Lartentur Coell (Let the heavens BRITISH GRÄND PRIX

Steila refuge)

Dumontco (FF This evening at 10.25 istenersNarrator: Ivor Novello: The Gates D.F. M. Cone: All Luce D'una Th the light of a star) (Fr. Stella Interested in motor racing can of Paradise Van Lee,

Gibert nd Denis Martin (vocal); Domenico Stelia, O.F.M., Conv.)— hear a broadleast of the start of

play-Vanessa Choir of 51 Francis of Assist end. The violin began to the British Grond Prix, the big- |Lee, (vocal), Coronation Seene and

Glan by Fr

Francesco Capponi, Conv.; Kyrie (Score Hem. 1 gest motor

Finale-Vantien Leu, Olive - Gülbert |O.F.M. ofor micing event of the

with chorus & organ all with Harry to 3 (from Mass in B minor" year in

in Britain.

Acres and his Orch.

(Bach) Elisabeth Schwarzkert This race, in which drivers

(top), Marga floffgen [contr]) and Chorus & Orel, of the Society of from all over the world will be since the Grand

the Friends of Musle with organ & competing,

Harpsichord cond. by Herbert Ven Prix counts towards the World Championship, wiT be held on the new motor racfrut eircuit.at Aintree Instead of the old acro- drome circuit nt Silverstone.

RECITAL

The well-known

Russian pianist Paul Vinngradoff was re- cently in the Colony, after a concert tour in Japan, and be- fore he left he recorded another programme of piano music from the Concert Hall of Radio Hong- kong.

move-

Hi programme this time la- cludes "Sunata in one ment" by Scriabin, and "Le by Paganini, Campanella" transerif by Liszt, and 11 can be heard at p.m. on Wednes- 1.1.

FEATURE

On Tuesday evening at 0.30, Nadio Jongkong

will be brondensinsta radio dramatic account of the up- lainatie events lending up to the outbreak of the Second World War on September 3. 1999.

papers,

that

can-

the the

"Prelude to War" traves the course day by day of the diplomatte tactics during the eleven monul separated the Munich agreement from the mitbreak of war.

From Cabinet meetings, ferences, personal visits, official notes Qidi other

reports and quotations tell the story of German Inaves in Europe, alliances and agreements 4250 between European pawers. Sally, the collapse of all efforts in diplomacy.

was compiled by Namer. Professor of Modern History at Manchester Unt versity, and

introduced by another asinent political histuriari, Dr Alan Hillock. It was recorded by the

producer--||61|- zéne Gilliam,

THE

SIT

BNC the

MMS NEWCASTLE BAND As usual when BMS Newenstleis in part, the sulp's company enlivens the Hongkong entertainment world. This time they have two contribu

the Band, tions kake-firstly conduer.d by Band Master Sumner, LRAM. Will play for half an hour on Turday evening at 0.03, by kind permision of Vice Admiral R.J. Elkins. B. 050, men ghter vein, the shi's Concert Party, the Marble, Have recorded two fifteen- minute programmes which 'witt be heart later in the month.

(Broadcasting on a frequency of 880 kiloeyeles, per second and on 3940 kilocycles, 70.14 metres.)

Today

12.30 pm. PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 1232 MUSICAL SCRAPBOOK.

1.00 TIME BIGNAL, THE WAIKIKI MA HULA DOYA.

1.1

NEWB, WEATHER REPORT

AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- ΜΕΝΤΑ,

330 LUNCHTIME MUSIC.

Charles Williams and Concert Orch.

FORCER PROGRAMMES,

bin

2.00 OLD TIME BALLROOM,

With Nydney Thompson and his 2.30 A VISIT TO JAZZLand, 1,00 STUDIO: HOSPITAL

Orchestra.

QUEATH.

RE-

Presented by Rosemary, 4.00 HTUDIO FORCES CHOICE.

Presented by William Holyman. 4.30 TIS BRIDE OF LAMMER-

MOON."

By Rip Waller Rcolt. Part Ravenswood Rejected. BOV MURTO FROM RIO FAYA 1RMOR AND HIS ORCHESTRA, Brazil: Nem Eu: 1 No Norte: Mama Eu Quero; Itisque; Madalena: Data: Now Pres; Graciono; Ninguem Me Ama

$30 MELODIES. YOU REMEMBER.

Westminster Light Orchestra. 6,00. TIME • BIGNAL, AND PRO.

SGRAMME SUMMARY, 4.4 STUDIO UNIT REQUESTS:

Presented by Linda, Callingi RAF. Sution Rek Kont, 7.49 BTU DI DI "JUKE BOX

PARADE,

Pasented by Nick Kendall,

Nows, reports and interviews

•py some of the work's evanta

- in and ant of Hongkong, Comelled by Timothy, Birch. INĀTíku:AKPORT,

10.00 TAKE YOUR PARTNERS.

Waiting for the Nobert E. Lee- At Watters & his Yerba Buena Jazz Brad with vocal; Ace in the Hole Lu Watters and his Yerba Buena Jazz | Karajan. Band with ver: Twilight in Bo-10.39 WEATHER REPORT, Victur

Süver Silvester and the

11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEW

REEL (LONDON RELAY),

Strings; Bolivia-Victor Silvester and

the Silver Stringe; El Conquistador- Victor Silvester and the Silver Strings; Liebestraume-Victor Silves

P134. ter and the Ballroom Orth:

Chisnale; Tattch of your hand; Fall in love with love: One Kiss -Tony Dorsey and is "Orch, with | chorus.

10,23 COMMENTARY, ON START OF THE R.A.C. BRITISH GRAND PRIX (LONDON RE- LAY).

10.42 (approx.) TAKE YOUR PART-

NERS

Rumba Rhapsʊdy-Naturi Audinot (panol: Pare Luchero-Megre sing- ing, in Spanish: El Mononabero-- Muchito glo. in Spanish: Ever lovin' Rag: Al Fresco-Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians, featuring Fred Kreitzer and Buddy Brennan of the wis planos: Blacksmith Blues

Lit Hoza (vocal) with Ted Heath and Music: Half ny nucl-Liin Roza (vocal with Johnny: Douglas and bis Orch.

10.59 WEATHER REPORT. 11.00 TIME BIGNAL, RADIO NEWS. REEL (LONDON RELAY}, 11.09 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.

le rich girl: Ramona - Pour Waltz: Sweet and lovely: The lady Young Is tramp?

and healthy; Thanks for the memory; Avnion-- Ted Heath and his Munde.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

Sunday

10.00 .37. TIME SIGNAL, PRO- GRAMME BUMMARY, NEWS,

REPORT WEATHER

ANG XPORTS RESULTS. 10.1 MUNNING MELODY. 1633 RELAY OF THE

CELEBRA- TION OF MASS FROM ST JOSEPH'S CHURCH.

roacher: The Hey, Father T.. Sheridan, BJ

112) INTERLUDE:

113

LUNDON STUDIO CONCERT. BBC Scottish Orchestra The cond. by lan Whyte. 12.03 SONGS FROM "DEEP IN MY

HEART" (ROMDERG).

13:15 nm. #TUDIO: SPORTS TIME. DIE PROGRAMME HUMMARY. 12.32 VARIETY HIGHLIGHTS.

1.15 NEWB. WEATHER REPORT

AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE MEN' 1.3 AFTERNOON CONCERT,

Platures al 01 Exhibition (Mussorgsky) -JUL (piano).

Katchen

PORCES PROGRAMMES 2.00 STUDIO: BOSPITAL RE-

QUESTS

Presented by Brenda.. 3.00 EDUCATING ARCHIE.

With Peter Brough and Archis Andrews.

3.30 STUDIO: HOME REQUESTS,

Presented by Brenda.

experie

4.30 QUILTY PARTY.

A panel of

Bert Gillett at the organ. 7.30 BTUDIO: ANNOUNCER'S

CHOICE.

7.39 WEATHER REPORT. 5.00 TIME BIONAL AND THE NEWS (LONDON RELAY). 3.02 COMMENTARY (LONDON RE.

LAY) OR SPECIAL AN NOUNCEMENTS.

8.15 PERCY FAITIE AND 118 OR-

CHESTRA.

"Atuate from tollywood." Genevieve Burt Taylor (vocal); Theme from "The Bad and Beautiful Caribbean Night from "Surlife""); The loveliest night of the year with chorus,

8.30 EDMUNDO RUS AND 2018

BBC

Overseas

Shortwave

No. 10-The Shoemaker's Holiday.' 10,00 BTUDIO: "INTERNATIONAL

CABARET."*

Presented by Denise Brabant. 10.70 POUR BANDE PARTY,

Lee Roy, Dan Terry, Les Elgart and Pato Rugolo. The Charleston-Lee Roy and his Band: Bouthern Fried-Dan Terry's Orchi T10 Varsily

Drag-Lea

Egart's Orch Early Stan Pete Rugolo's Orch. That Old Black Magic -Pete Rugolo's Oraju.; Lazy Alles-

Orch.j Dea Terry'

Band-Stanİ Boogie - Ler_Elgort's Orch.; Indian Giver Lee Roy and hii Band; The Creep Lee Roy and his Band; It's crazy Nat "King" Cole (vocal) and Pele Rugolo's Orch.; Man on the bral-Lee Roy (baritone sax) and

le Band,

AND

PRO-

BIGNAL 600 THET:

GRAMME NUMMARY 4,03 CONCKET BY THE DAND OF "NEWCASTLE" (RE- FL.M.8. CORDED). Conducted by Bandmaster P. A. Sumner L.A.1.

By kind permission of Vice Ad miral II. T. Eikina, C.D., D.5.0.

8.3 ATUDIO: "FIRST BEARING," Presented by Alex Barrie, 7.00 RUNDOWN SERENADE. 7.30 STUDIO: LA

FRANÇAISE

DEMI-HEUILE

11.00 TIME MIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-

REEL (LONDON RELAY).. 11.00 GOODNIGHT MURIO, (^

Brieg Fair An English Rhapsody (Delus); On hearing the First Cuckoo in Baring (Dellus)~~Anthony Collins conducting tho London Symphony Orch.

GO BAYR THE QUEEN, 1134 CLOSE DOWN,

Thursday

7.00 J.

TIME

#VINAL

OPENING MANCH.

1.02 LIGHT MUSIC.

7.ID NEWS HUMMARY. 7.20 TOP O' THE MORN. 145 WEATHER REPORT. 5.00 TIME

SIGNAL.

AND

NEWS, AND

WEATHER REPORT SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. 8.10 MUSIC, IN THE AI. 0.00 CLOAK DOWN.

Fresentation de M. Laversanne. | 12.30 pm. PROGRAMME 'Concerto d'Yven Nat."

1.59 WEATHER REPORT.

4.00 TIME BIONAL AND THE NEWS (LONDON RELAY), 8.09 COMMENTARY (LONDON RE-

SPECIAL LAY) OR

AN- NOUNCEMENTS.

8.15 SONGS OF THE NATIONS ---

ARGENTINE.

*30 VORCES' FAVOURITES (LON-

ON RELAY).

0.00 TIME BIGNAL

STUDIO:

2001.

MUSICAL

NOTE-

Presented by the Rev. Father Т. Г. Пуап, 80, 9.30 PRELUDE TO WAB.'

Tile diplomatic prelude to the Herand World War.

A radio-dramatic account cam- piled by Professor Sir Lewis Naniler. 10.30 AT THE BALLET.

"Ble Puppenfee" (The Doll Falry) - (Josef Bayer); "Zar tund Zimmer- mann" (Czer and Carpenteri Vleuna Symphony Orch. conducted by Wilhelm Lolbner,

1049 WEATHER REPORT. 11.00 TIME SIGNAL. RADIO NEWS.

KEEL (LONDON RELAY). 11.09 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.

Sonata No. 11 (Pergolesi)-Nathan Milstein (violin) with Carlo

10.50 WEATHER REPORT. G Bussotti (plano); Romance In 11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-

120fur. Op. 40 (Beethoven)

AREL (LONDON RELAY). Romance in F major, Op. 50 (Bee-11.09 GOODNIGHT MUSIC. thoven) Emil Telmanyl (violin) wista the Danish State Radio Symphony Orch.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

Tuesday

TIME SIGNAL

2.00 ..

OPENING MARCH. 7.02 LIGHT MUSIC, 1.15 NEWS SUMMARY. 120 TOP O' THE MORN. 145 WEATHKA REPORT, 800 TIME BIGNALA

AND

NEWS, AND

WEATHER REPORT BPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. 8.10 MUSIC IN THE AIL. 9,00 CLOSE, DOWN. 12.15 p.m.

STUDIO: MORNING

PRAYERS.

Hy the Very Rev. F.8. Temple. 1230 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 1332 THE MUSIC GOES ROUND

AND ROUND. 1.00 TIME SIGNAL

with

TUNES YOU'VE WHISTLED, Charlie Kunz (piano) rhythm accomp. Charles Kunz Piano Medley Vol, 5 (PL. 2).

REPORT ANNOUNCE-

1.15 NEWS, WEATHER

AND SPECIAL. MENTA.

Programmes

(6.30 p.m. to 12.15 a.m. on 15.070 Mc/s, 19.91m and on 17.810 Mc/s, 16.84m)

SATURDAY, JULY 16

4.30 p.m. THIS DAY AND AGE, 6.40 FROM THE EDITORIALS, 6.45 GERALD CROSSMAN. accordion)

1.40 MAN ABOUT TOWN.'

with Jack Buchanan,

abd

twelve

7.31 D. A. Clarke-Smith

Andrew Faulds, In. FERDINAND LOPEZ. Adopted,

Ferial by H. Oled Box tran episodes Anthony Trollope's novel The Prime Minister. Episode Ten

8.00 THE NEWS.

5.09 COMMENTARY.

8.15 SPORTS ROUND-UP.

8,45 Report from the

WEST COUNTRY.

8.30 FORCEB' FAVOURITES. 9.00 FROM THE WEEKLIES. 9.15 Cricket

SURREY

AFRICANS.

SQUTIL

11.00 Big Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL. Followed by an interlude at 14.09. 11.13 CONCERTO.

MONDAY, JULY 18

0,30 p.m. PIANO MUBIC (records). 6.40 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 6.43 MIDLAND LIGHT OF

CHESTRA.

7.30 Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon in

LIFE WITH THE LYONS."

8.00 THE NEWS.

8.09 COMMENTARY.

8.13 SPORTS REVIEW.

B.30 MUSIC FUR DANCING. 9.15 Cricket

SURREY

บ

THE

SO TH

AFRICANS

D30 ENGLISH MAGAZINE. 10.00 THE NEWS.

10.03 ROME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 10.15 GRAND HOTEL. 11.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL.

AT THE BAR.' 1115 PRISONER V. THE

Edgar

Lustgarten presents a new cerles of studies in erime 3-9. H. Dougall.

SYMPHONY 1145 LONDON

9.30 SCOTTISH MAGAZINE, 10.00 THE NEWS. 10.04 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 10.15 LISTENERS' CHOICE.

SUMMER SPORT Commentaries from

10.30 to 1.00, 11.10 to 1 a.m.... 1.15 am to 2.10a.m. Motor racing:

ILA.C. and B.A.R.C. British Grand Prix at Aintree Horse-racing: THE KING GEORGE VI AND QUEEN ELIZABETH STAKES

at Ascot Athletics:

The Amateur Athletle Association Championships at the White City

Cricket:

SURREY V THE BOUTH

AFRICANS

at the Oval

A county championship match 10.30 SUMMER SPORT. 11.00 Ble Ben. RADIO, NEWSREEL.

SUMMER SPORT.

SUNDAY, JULY 17

638 TODAY'S COMPOSER.

Beethoven,

6.40 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 5.4 BBC ACOTTISU ORCHESTRA. 15 BY HEART. Foems we all remember. 7.30 SUNDAY SERVICE. Methodist

Conference Service from

the Albert Hall, Manchester. Con- ducted by the Rev. Dr Erle W. Harker, Secretary of the Conference. Pienchier, the Dr Lealle Weather- solveirad, President of the Conference.

8.00 THE NEWS.

problem, set by Edward J. Mason.

"Death Insurance."

2.99 BARNY PARRY'S RECORD

RESSION

1.02 COMMENTARY,

8.15 APORTA ROUND-UP. 830 IN TOWN TONIGHT. 9.00 WITHIN THE BAR.

Lucky Black Cat, Male Quartel; Songs of King's Counsel forming Mind about you, Mary Bryant; Si a radio portrait of Frederic E Louis BurMambo, Orgh; Just one

Weauerly, K. C..

of those things, Frank Sinatra; Band | 19,00 TiK NEWS. Paper Ballet, Leroy Anderson Orch; 10.09 TOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN, Let's try again, Tony Martin, with 10.18 VOR CHILDREN chorus: Top Gear, Ken Macintoen

"Jennings at school."

and his Orch; Love, your spell ix|ny Asithony Bückeridge.

FERDINAND

CHESTRA

TUESDAY, JULY 19 4.30 . THIS DAY AND AGE, 6.40 ROM THE LOITORIALS. G.43 SHIRLEY ADICAIR, with the Sidney Bright Trio:

7.00 CLORE-UP,

OR-

Agatha Christie. A portrait of the cinebraled authoress and playweight.

30 COMMONWEALTH CLUB. 8.00 THE NEWS,

8.00 COMMENTARY.

8.15 SPORTS ROUND-ur.

#25 Five Minutes 'for

FAILMERS

JG FORCES' FAVOURITEA

0,00 DAVID MCCALLUM TRIO. 9.15 Cricket

BURREY AFRICANS

+ THE

9.30 TODAY'S COMPOSER

jsandel.

9.43 ULSTER MAGAZINE. 10.00. THE NEWS.

SOUTH

10.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN, 19.15 BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Platigorsky (cello),

11.00 Big Ben RADIO NEWSREEL. 11.15 HOW DO YOU DUY 11.45 From the Third Programme

THE GREAT DIVIDE,

By C. B. Lewis.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 20

6.30 p.m. SAM POLLOCK. 4.40 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 6.45 RAWICZ and LANDAUER, Request the pièaxure of your com pany at 3-The Opere. 7.00 THE ARCHERS. A story, of

folk.

7.10 NEW DE 1.00 THE NEWS.

6.09 COMMENTARY:

1.15 PORTS ROUND-UP,

1.25 Report from the

SOUTH-EAST ENGLAND.

1.30 BLACKPOOL NIGHT. 130 THE COMMONWEALTH AND EMPIRA LAW CONGERENCE.

An edited version of speeches made at today's opening ceremony" in West- ninater Halt, London,

95 WORK AND WORSHIP.- 1000 THE NEWB.

10.00 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 1033 BBC MIDLAND LIGHT OR-

CHESTRA.

11.00 1 Den. RADIO NEWSREEL. 1915 steport on

BOUTI

THE UNION AFRICA.

OF

The

two first of

programunes. Written and produced by Laurence Cilliam.

THURSDAY, JULY 21,

0.30 p.m. THIS DAY AND AGE. B. FROM THE EDITORIALS. DAY THE BILLY MAYERL BHYTHM

ENSEMBLE,

1.00 JAZZ IN THE MAKING,

130 STAR. STRUCK,"

& THE NEWS.

8.09 COMMENTARY.

3.15 EPORTS ROUND-UP. 3.25 Report from the

NORTH OF ENGLAND. WHAT'S THE FORMT LAS MAURICE CHEVALIER.

At the plano, Fred Freed. 2.15 Fourth Test Match,

ENGLAND y SOUTH AFRICA. 9.35 WELSH MAGAZINE. 14.00 THE NEWB.

10.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 30.15 "MAIDEN OVER

A cricketing comedy, adipled from its own novel by Cy Charles Hatton. 11.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL. 15.15 ALL MY EYE AND KITTY

BLUETT

and

Baxter, Stanley

Beoft.

With Patricia Iinyes, 11.45 SERIOUя ARGUMENT.

FRIDAY, JULY 22

Terry

6.30 p.m. JGHNNÝ MORRIS GETS

A JOB. Finding that the streets of London Rre nut paved with gold, Johnny Morris tries to walk into an honest

somebody else's

ahoo. Bving-In

Presented by Desmond Hawkins.

6.40 FROM THE EDITORIALS. GS BANDY MACPHERSON, At the theatre orga

7.00 PRISONER AT the bar' Ses Monday, 11.16), 7.30 HOMESPUN.

THE NEWS. 8,09 COMMENTARY 3.35

PORTE ROUND-UP. 1.23 Heport from the

ABDLANDS, MARCHING AND WALTZING.

0.15 Fourth Text Match.

ENGLAND V ROUTH AFRICA. 9.35 app. TOM JENKINS QUINTET. 9.45 LETTER PROM AMERICA. Hy. Alistair Cooke,

10,00 THE NEWS,

10.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 10.15 PETER YORKE

21.00 Fig Ben, RADIO NEWANKEL,, 1.15 Badlo Theatre presents

MURDER IN THE NEWB.* Dramatimed for, radio by Anthony Aspinall from the story by Agatha Christle.

By Mik

|

À Prelude and Fugue No. 20 In minor ("The Well-tempered Clavier" Book 2) (Bach)-Rosalyn _Tureck (piano) Italian Concerto in F major Bach); Prolude and Fugue in B flot The Well-Tempered Clavier", Book II No. 21) (Bach)-Wilhelm Blackhaus (piano)

GOD HAVE THE QUEEN. 1130 CLOSE DOWN,

Wednesday

7.00 0.7.

TIME SIGNAL AND OPENING MARCH.

1.02 LIGHT MUSIC.

1.18 NEWS SUMMARY. 750 TOP O' THE MORN, 1.43 WEATHER KEPORT,

SIGNAL, 8.00 TIME

NEWR.

AND

WEATHER REPORT SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. ID MUSIC IN THE AIR. 2.00 CLOBE DOWN.

12.30 pm. PROGRAMME. SUM

MARY.

13.32 MUSIC FROM THE FILMS.

REPORT 1.13 NEWS, WEATHER

AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- MENTA

1.30 LONDON STUDIO CONCERT.

The BBC Northern Orchestra conducted by John Hopkins. 2.00 CLOBE DOWN.

6.00 TIME SIGNAL AND

GRAMME SUMMARY.

G. STUDIO:

LUCKY VARIETY REQUESTS. Presented by Jean. 7.00 THE JAPANESE

MARY.

702 LIGHT MUFIC. · 7.15 NEWS SUMMARY, 1.20 TOP O' THE MURN. 7.45 WEATHER REPORT, · $.00 TIME BIGNAL, NEWS.

WEATHER REPORT AND SPÉCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1.18 MUBIC IN THE AIL. 9.00 CLOBE DOWN, 12.35 pm

STUDIO: ROMAN CATHOLIC PRAYERS.

By the Ray, Father R. 'W. Galinghor, &.J. (Studio), 323) PROGRAMME SUMMARY, TREE JOURNEY INTO MELODY,

With Blanley Black and blu

Orellassen. Vocalista: David Whilfield and Anne Shelton

1.15 NEWS, WEATHER BEPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- MENTS.

1.30 MUSIC OF THE MASTERS. 2.00 CLOBE DOWN,

BUM-

8.00 TIME SIGNAL

REPORT

1.32 NOTIGING BUT MUSIC.

4.15 NEWS, WEATHERH

AND MENTA.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCE-

130 POPULAR CONCERT.

George Weldon ronducting the Philharmonia Orchestra. 2.00 CLOBE DOWN.

PRO.

6.00 TIME RIONAL AND

ORAMME GUMMARY. 4.01 STUDIO JAZZ HALF HOU

Presented by Robert Aclinton, 630 STUDIO: PORTUGUESE HALF 1.00 SIDNEY TORCH AND

ORCHESTRA,

HOUR.

on Tenth Avenue,

1.15 "PETER

AND

GRAMME SUMMARY.

FRO-

0.03 CHILDREN'S HALF HOUR.

"The Adventures of Olara Chan" by lintry HarriKOD. No. : "The Shunting of Cizsie..

Interlude.

430 POPULAR SONG PARADE.

Whalever Lota Wants Barah Vaughan (vocal): People Like tis Jangt Lacks (tenor); Wait till April The Sand Aima Warren (Vocal) and the Bea-Jackie Brown and his Orch, with vocal: Desiree Tino Christid (The Voice of Romance) with his Serenaders and the Peter Knight Singers: "Kismet": " Baubles, - * Bangles Beads-D. Morrow, 2.

Mediterannean Concerto: Slaughter Oneto, Chorus: Stranger in Paradise D. Morrow B. Kiley; And this is my beloved Draki. Morrow, Kiley, Calvin; -Finale-sands of time -Drake, Morrow, Kiley, Chorus.

7.00 SET TO YOUR PARTNERS.

Dolan Two Step-Sydney Thamp- son's Olde Tyme Dance Orch. Bee Me Danco e Polka: St Bernard Waltz: Maxina: The Gay Gordons firo: I Know a wa' to Bids a wa': The Pride of Esin: The Progressive Baru Dance: O Bole Mio: The Dash- ing White Sergeant-Ronnie Munro and a Orch.

730 VIEWPOINT."

FAN" VOCAL SELECTIONS FROM THE BROADWAY PRODUCTION. Starring Mary Martin and Cyril Richard. Overture; Tender Shepherd; I've guita crow: Never, never land; I's lying: Hook's Tango, Indians: Wendy; I won't grow up: Oh, my mysterious tady: Ugg-a-wugg: Dis- lant Melody: Hook's Walte; Heprise: Tender Bhepherd; Reprise I won't grow up; Reprise: "Never, never Tarid,

758 WEATHER REPORT.

AND THE 8.00 TIME RIGNAL.

NEWS (LONDON RELAY). 8.00 COMMENTARY (LONDON RE- AN. SPECIAL LAY) OR NOUNCEMENTS.

8.15 BYMPHONIC POEM "STENKA RAZIN", OP. 13 (OLAZOU- NOV),

Ankermet Ernest

conducting L'Orchestre de la Suisse Romahde.

830 JOURNEY INTO SPACE.

produced

+

Written and Charles Chilton.

Episode 0,

FORM

by

0.00 TIME SIGNAL.

(RE WHAT'S THE CORDED LONDON RELAY), 9.15 AT THE OPERA.

"Manon....Lescaut" Acts 3 & 4 (Puccini).

A weekly magazine devoted to qe Arts edited and introdüerd by Janet Tomblin.

Book: Reviewed by Alec Hardie, "The Ponder Haari" by E. Walty: "The_Moustain and the Malshill", by Croome: 'Not in our Stars' by Phyll Botteme,

"THE HISTONY CINEMA."

OP

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By Hugh Sullivan. No. 3: The Birth of a Nation. 7.49 WEATHER REPORT.

3.00 TIME BIONAL AND

NEWS (LONDON BELAYS,

THE

› 3.09 COMMENTARY (LONDON

LAY) OR SPECIAL NOUNCEMENTS.

8.15 ARTIST OF THE WEEK.'

John Wummer (flute) and Fer- amto Valenti tharpalchord), 830 MASTERS OF THE MELODY.

Charles Wifilame and his Con- rest OrcheLČEK.

The music of Haydn Wood, 0.00 STUDIO: MÚSIC LOVERS' HOUR - CLASSICAL FR- QUESTA.

Presented by Alleen Dekker. Humeresks, Op. 20 (Rabert, Schu-

Manon Lescaut isoprano). Renais Tebatdit The Chevalier des Griaux (tenor), Marlo Del Mannen; Lescatst (baritone). Mario Bortello; Geronte di Havoir (bars), Fernando Corena: Edmondo, a student (tenor), Plero

(band), Di Palma: The Innkeeper Antonio Sacchetti: A Singer (mezzo- sop.), Luisa Ribacclai; The Dancing Master (tenor), Adollo Zagonara; Ä Lamplighter (tenor). Angelo Mer-manni--Joorg Demus (plano): Aprés curiali;

Un Love (Gabrici Faure) Geroru Bouzay (bar.) with piano accomp. Jean Michel Dumaan; Concerto for visitn and orchestra No. 4. in D minor (N. Paganini); 1st Movement Allegro maestano: 2nd Movement →Adagio Bebile con sentimento: 3rd Movement Rondo galante-Arthyr Grumaux (violin) COrchestre Des Concerts Lamouroux conducted by Franco Gallini. 10.00 BOULEVARD CAFE,

Sergeant of the Royal Archers bass). Antonio Sacchetti: A Captain in the Navy (bass), Dario Cosell With Churus and PRO-1 Orchestra of the Academia Di Santa

Ceclilo, Rome,

by conducted DIR-

Francesco Molinari Pradell. 19.00 FRANK CHACK FIELD AND

HIS ORCHESTRA.

KABUKI

THEATRE (RECORDED). The fourth in a' series of Ave Laiks by A. C. Bcott. 1.45 JENNY HOWARD, ENGLISH

COMEDIENNE (RECORDED). Introduced by Percy King." With Vie Cristobal at the piano. 130 LONDON STUDIO MELODIES.

Mantovani and kis Orchestra. 1.39 WEATHER REPORT.

THE

8,00 TIME BIGNAL AND

NEWS (LONDON RELAY); 8.00 COMMENTARY (LONDON BE

SPECIAL, LAY) OR

AN NOUNCEMENTS. 8.15 COMPOSER OF THE WEEK-

COUPERIN.

Amour Le Rossignol on

(sop. Recorder) - Carl Dolmetsch (re-

Theme from "Limelight"; Lime light; A Girl called Lindo; Golden Violins: High Feather: Glorious; Ekb Tide: Walizing Bugle Boy: Golden Tango; Song of Canterbury: Done- ing Prince; The Pied Piper, 10.30 ONE NIGHT STAND.

·

Morgan

Plano Medley-ployed by Yvonne Blane L'Argent--Dany Dauberson (vocal); Caraline Charle-Georges Ulmer (vocal); Que reste-t-}} da Bon amour - Charles Trenst (vocal); Piano Medley-played by Yvonne Blanc,

10.13 LETTER FROM AMERICA (RECORDED LONDON RE- LAY).

By Alistair Cooke. 10.30 RECORD ROUND-ABOUT.

Music In the Russ Manner (with vocal). The Darklown Strutters' Boll-Al Jennings (Vocal): Off Shore➡arch.; The Hokey Pokey Russ Morgon and the Morganaires (vocal); Nona but the lonely heart-orch. There'll be some changes mado-Al Jennings

Latin Lady-Geraldo and his New (vocal); G1 Mein Papa Concert Orch. More than ever-Eve. Capicotto (trumpet) with the Mor Boswell and the Ken-Toner (vocal): ganalres (vocal); The Tennessee

Jet-Geraldo and his New Concert Wig-Walk-Betsy Gay (vocal); Arab

Orch, with Chorus:

Walkin' with Dance Russ Morgan and his Orch.. corder) and Joseph Saxby (Harp-I'll be hangin' around Al Jennings my shadow-Bondra and Jon Steelo

(Vocal): Nymphs and Shepherds (vocal): Dancin' with someone alchord): Les vieux Seigneurs: Les

Margaret Rutherford and Frankie Jeunes Seigneurs (from The Harp Russ Morgan and the Morganaires Howard (vocal): Carolina the

in sichord Suite No. 24′′)—Eta Harich | (vocal)---Huss Morgan and his Orch. Mering-Dobble Reynolda (v001); Schmelder (tarpsichord): 3rd Lesson 10.59 WEATHER REPORT.

Berenade In the Night--The Gay- (tram "Lecons des Tenebres pour 1140 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWB-lords (Vocal); Under the Linder

Mercredi Saint Nadine

REEL (LONDON RELAY).

Tree-Ron Goodwin and his Con- Savtereau (80p.) and Janine Collard 11.09 TEST CRICKET (RECORDED

cort Orch. and Chorus: Last love... Choc fronte Tic Toc

Ou Les

LONDON RELAY),

Run Goodwin and his Concert Malliatius Monique Haas (piano).

-Orch; Three O'Clock in the Mom-

Ing: 4.15 GYPSY NICHITA.

Sentual Virginie. Morgats And Gypsy MelodyVores Lajo hin

Orch, Yugoslav and sung by Members of the National Yugoslav Dance Theatre; Gypsy Melady Veres Lajon and his Hungarian Orch.

Rhapayed

0.30 TIME SIGNAL

PIANO RECITAL. By Poul Vinogradov (recorded}. Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue by Bach, arr. Busoru: Sonata in one movement by Scriabin; La Com- panelle (Paganini, tras, by LÁNIŤ), 9.30 WEDNESDAY THEATRE-

"ENCOUNTER IN THE BAL- KAN EXPRESS" (RECORDED). A comedy by

English version Hildesheimer.

by Harvey Unna. The Cant: Robert Guircard, flugh Sullivan: Liane, Audrey Mendes: Än Eastern Potentate. Jan Dekker; An Arthur Massey; An Art Dealer, Engine Driver, Peter van Vliet; A Fireman. Arthur Massey: A Guard, Rel Oblitas: An Old Lady. Alleen Dekker: Primo Minister, Alex Barrie The Duke, Rel Oblilas; The Tourist's Guide, Arthur Massey; Mr Pratt, Alex Borrie Produced for the Hongkong Stage Club by Timothy Birch.

19.15 (approx.) LESLIE BRIDGE. WATER AND THE WEST.

England v. South Africa. Commentorler on the int day's play of the 4th Test by Rex Aiston, Joha Arlott and Charles Fortune al Headingley, Leeds.

GUD SAVE THIS QUEEN. 1135 CLOSE DOWN,

J

Friday

7.00 a.m.

TIME

SIONAL AND

OPENING MARCIL

(organ).

20.39 WEATHER REPORT. 11.00 TIME BIGNAL, RADIO NEWS- REEL (LONDON RELAY). 31.09 TR6T CRICKET (HECORDED

LONDON BELAY), England v. Afric

Commentaries on the 2nd day's play of the 451 Test by Rex Alston, John Arlott and Charles Fortune at Handingley, Leeds.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 11.30 (Approx.) CLOSE DOWN.

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MINATKIL LIGHT ORCHESTRA. ON 45 RPM extended play

10.30 RYTHM AND ROMANCE.

As Long as 1 live: A Good Mon is hard to find George Wetling's Jazz Band: The Song is you-Brad Reynolda (vocal); The Touch of Wyckoff and Your Hand-Evelyni Ilarry Stockwell (vocal): The Way you look tohightorch, Robert Trendler and His Orch, and Chorus: Rhythm King-Bix Beiderbecke & his Orch.: Dinah-Johnny Meyer instrumental faccordion) with

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