1955-09-03 — Page 15

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1955.

Your Radio Listening For Next Week In Detail-A

Edinburgh

St. Leger Stakes Commentary On Wednesday

Festival Reports

10.30 HUGO

WINTERHALTER,, Cond. by Wilhelm Furtwangler: 10.45 FROM HEAVENLY HAIL- ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS, | Waltzes

(Gounod)— BIDA FISHER (SOLOIST). Andre Kostelanets and his Orck,

11.00 SERVICE FROM THE STUDIO. Conducted by Brigadier B. Ponting of the Salwition Army.

0.00 TIME BIGNAL AND PRO-

GRAMME SUMMARY,

6,00 MITCit

MILLER AND 1158 11.45 MORNING PROM.

ONCHERTRA WITH CHORUS. Buccaceto - Overture (Huppe)- The Sea of the Moch-charunt Vienna SysDNICELY Orch, cold, by | Tzena Tzena Tzeno--chorus; Au Re- Rudolf Morait; Piano Concerto No. 1 ¦ voir Again-chorus: Oriental Polka- | lay. A major, Op. 11. (Weber)~~ | Stan Freeijan (harpsichord); Under Friedrich Wuhrer tylino) and Pro} Paris, Skies-chorus; The Song of Atunion Symphony, Vientia cond. by Han Swarowsky,

12.15 pan. STUDIO, SPORTS TIME. 12.30 PROGRABIME SUMMARY,

1232 POPULAR VARIETY.

My own true LoveNick Noble of hearts-dudo (vocal; For me, fue me

you--Carm Perna (vocni) with

lovinu

MONY.

Masonic Musle: Cantata "Die, Seels Des Woltalls" K.V. 420 (Mozart)— Rudolf Christ (tenor), Vienna ChaM- her Choir, The Vienna Symphony Orch cond. by Bernhardt Paum- garter, 10.38 WEATHER REPORT, " 11.09 TIME RIONAL, RADIO NEWB- REEL (LONDON RELAY). 1109 THE EPILOGUE.

(Thirteenth Aunday aller Trinity). Delilah-Burt Taylor (voca}}__with:

"THE TRACRING OF JEBUL,” chors. Mitch Miller (Obori: Choral No. 1 in 1 Minor (C. Autumn Leaves--with chorus, Mitch | Prancki-Felke Asna (organ). Muller (Eng, Horn); Green Sleeves-

GOD NAVE THE QUEEN, Pelor Haley (vocal) with Horns 11.30 CLOSE DOWN. and chorus; Tira Lira Madeira- Stun Freeman (Harpaleliard).

6.30 PORCES' EVENING SERVICE

COND

BY THE REV. 2. JONES, 2.5. AND. TUK FORCER' CHOIR COND, BY (CONCENT

MAJOR

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“Edinburgh 1955" a report by Robert all; & Beaker Finigan on the ninth Edinburgh International Wesley Tuttle (se); No one but Festival of Music, Drama and the Arts-will be de Guzman and his Royal broadcast from London

Recording Orch. In your on Friday evening at The Four dues; Genuine Love 7.00 MUSIC FROM THE FILMS. 10.15. The report will be illustrated with record-LePa (guitor) and Mary Ford The Handit; LimeBght Eddio

ings made at some of the outstanding events.

HALL).

(Vocal: Near to you-Patt) Page { Barclay and hia Orch. Ahi Lex

My Angcuna-The (vocal):

La Femme-Emil Stern and his Magic Bratlicis Evocal); Foot that I am- pland with hythm; The Call of the

Billy Eekstine (val) with Hugo Far Away is-Eddie Barclay and Whiterinler & Oth The Songs Orch.: L'ABOUT M'Emporte

from Desiree-with Choir, Milanu. Zdalle finrclay and his Orch; Anne- Emil Stern and his Magic Piano with rhytlun: COOLLER

Dlunent-

1.00 TUIGNAL THE WAIKIKI awan Lane Cham, Unlimi, Lovely

Huwallan Gourd Chaul, Majunaya,

Hula Girl, Hawallin Moon,

WEATHER 1.13 NEWS,

REPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE MENTI.

This year Edinburgh has presented for the first time in Britain the Azuma Kabuki Dancers Leahy and his Orch. and Musicians from Tokyo; a new ballet version of Romeo and Juliet, with music by Prokofiev, and choreography by Frederick Ashton; and. Thornton Wilder's first play since 1942, "A Life in the Sun".

Another broadcast from London this week is a 1.30 AFTERNOON CONCERT. commentary on the last of the year's five flat-racing.es, Marcia Mongroise (from La

Des Folleta. Classics-the St Leger Stakes. The race will be run Damnation de Fourst". Op. 24) over a mile-and-three quarters at Doncaster on Wednes. Lamoureux, vond.

Berlioz) L'Oj chorite des Concerta by Willem Van

Buk (2) day and the commentary can be heard by listeners to Otterloo, Layer (P

Orchestre de l'Association des Radio Hongkong at 11.15 the same evening.

Cotherrls Coloane Col. by George Sebaelton.

FORCES PROGRAMMES.

2.00 NTUDIO:

week Last

મ very Bay musician from Paris dropped in at Radio Hongkong, it was obvious from the story that muste and Matisson Went to- gether. On the violin, at the plano und as a singer, Norbert Matisson is in the first rank of swing musiclins.

zuch He has played with celebrities as Django Reinhart and prior to coming on holiday to the Far East had his dance band in Paris. At 9.30 thig

vet Junely--ing CENOS. 515 MUSIC FROM

AIRES SALON ORCHESTRA. Clavel Bel Aire, Ay Mi Cholita, Vidalita......... Senta Pampeana. Falle Criollo, El Bigole De Thomas-Terkit Turel Trond, J

5.30 TCHAIKOVSKY FANTASIA. Oregon.

JB12 Overture London Symphony by Herma Scherchen: Suite):

· Casse-Nolelle Muleracker The Black Swan--Orchestra of the Concrets Calonnie" cond. by Daniel Stiro.

5.00 TIME' SIGNAL AND PRO-

GRAMME RUMMARY.

own

with

30

vic

1.00 STUDIO:

PARADE" NICK KENDALL..

"Music evening Matisson"

Will

present minutes of Matiasson virtuosity

local musicians with Cristobal, Angel Gaa and Burry Yanezza bucking him, and e- ditional songs from the French Cabaret

singer, Fabienne

Monat.

MOTORING MAGAZINE

This

and

month's edition, which

jy on the air at 9.30 on Tues- day, reatures talk about Mike Hawthorn by Douglas Slant. Stenne served Itis Apprenticeship with Hawthorn Interesting many recollections of Hawthom's early days. The Road Test Fanel this month is reporting on the Mercedes Benz Type 220A, and as usual the Bruins Trust will be in session Lo answer listeners* questions..

RECITAL

The talented pianist Mary Richardson 1 the artist

who

cont be heard in this week's

6.03 STUDIO; UNIT REQUESTS

PRESENTED BY LINDA. Calling: bt Battery the King's Own Itoyal Regiment,

"JUKE BOX PRESENTED BY

1.30 TIITH WEEK."

News, reports

and Interviews un some of the week's evenia in and unt of Hongkong. Com. plied by Timothy Birch,

1.59 WEATHER REPORT.

3.00 TIME

SIGNAL AND THE NEWS, LONDON BELAT).

83 COMMENTARY (LONDON BK-

LAY) OR SPECIAL NOUNCEMENTS.

E15 EVENING

AN.

STAR — JAMĖS

MELTON (TEÑOR).

Sing to me, Guitar; Beyond the Sea, Brazil; Laura-with orch, and charts rond, by Frank Black.

8.30 FORCES' FAVOURITES (108-

DON RELAY).

9,00 STUDIO: TIME BIGNAL.. SPORTS CAVALCADE EDITED BY BRIG YOUNG. Produced by John Wallace.

9.30 "MUSIC WITH MATİSSON,"

Nurbert Malleson (Jazz Violin- Ist, singer and Planist) with Vie Cristobal (Plain) Angel Gia (Drums) Barry Yanezza (Bass) and vocal nuinbers from Fabienne Motult, your campere Jolin Wallace (Itecorded).

19.00 TAKE YOUR PARTNERS.

recital from the Concert Hall Rita De B. mál Cumparsa,

of Radio Hongkong, at

o'clock on Wednesday

Richardson will

Mary

2.

Dino CElut Ecrit, Romäneses-Eddle Bar-

her recital with Two Bourrees

In G and G minor, which were trimscribed for the plano by In the early Herbert Fryer 1930's from the Bach C Major Cello Sonata,

The Bourrees are dedicated to Cyril Smith, who had been one

of Herbert Fryer's pupils. The recital will. continue with

QUESTS HILARY.

Ballet Des

HOSPITAL. HE- BY PRESENTED

Ireland

3.00 MUSIC OF THE PEOPLE. 'The BBC Northern Light Birhanica ronducted by

David Corry.

3.10 STUDIO: HOME REQUESTS PRESENTED BY HOARY,

4,30 GUILTY PAIPY,

A panel of experts Bulve a Edward J. problem ket by Mzaon. "Portrait in Oila”

MARTING RECORD

CORCHESTRAL

Rosini)-

5,00 AL

SESSION.

SELECTIONS

5.30 POPULAR

Eddte Darclay and he Orch: Le

Grisbi: September Song: Ton Coeur et Mon Coeur, Stormy Weather

Eddie Barclay and his Drel.

7.30 THIRTY MIINUTE THEATRE.

"The Konince of Horatio Sparkins By Charles Dickens, Produced By Wilerid Grant- ham.

1.30 WEATHER REPORT.

1.00 TIME SIGNAL AND THE NEWS (LONDON RELAY).

8,00 COMMENTARY (LONDON RE- LAY) OR SPECIAL AN- NOUNCEMENTS.

8.13 KONGS FROM OPKRA.

Jagerchor (Hanter's Chorus): Max's Air "Durch Die Walder, Durch Die Aue" from "Der Frekchuz (Weber Gefankenchor Chorus of the Prisonersi (from "Fidelio"

Beethoven)Frans Vroone (tenor) Vienai Chamber Choir, Vienina Symphony Orch. cond. by Wilhelm Leibner.

830 FERDINAND LOPEZ.

Adapted from the novel "the Prime Minister,” By Antony Trollope, Episode 5.

Monday

7.00 K.R1.

TIME MIGNAL OPENING MARCH. 7,02 LIGHT MUSIC, 7.15 NEWS SUMMARY, 1.20 TOP O' THE MIN. 1.45 WEATHER REPORT. 0.00 TIME

SIGNAL.

ASD

NEWS, AND

WEATHER REPORT SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. 8.10 MUSIC IN THE ABC. 0.00 CLOBE DOWN..

12.30 pun. PROGRAMME BUMMARY. 1337 DOUBLE ATTRACTION.

+

Freddy

Anne Bretton (voral) Aterv Gelin (vocals with Marun and bla Orch. 1.00 TIME SIGNAL

FHANK CHACKSFIELD AND *38 ORCHESTRA,

The mole of Noel Coward. 1.13 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT AND SPECIAL, ANNOUNCE- SENTR

1.20 MUSIC FOR YOU.

2.00 CLOBE DOWN. 6.00 TIME SIGNAL AND PRO-

GRAMME SUMMARY, 6.03 STUDIO: CHILDREN'S

JOUR PRESENTED ELIZABETH.

HALF DY

6.30 AUSTRALIAN TRADE CATA-

LOGUR

The fortnighɑy review of Aus- tralian Industry (Tape).

6.45 ACCENT ON UHYTHM,

Itockin" in Rhythm-Duke Ellington and his Orch.; The Darktown Strut ters Ball-Al Jersaings (vocal};. Tiu* Hokey Pokey-Ruw Morian and the Morganalres (vocal), Itus Morgan and his Orch.; Juke Box Annie- 9.00 TIME BIONAL, THE BUNDAY | Kitty Kallen (vocal) with Harry CONCERT. DIAMOND JUBILEE | Coller's Orch.: Hully fula-Jenks BEASON,

(Tex) Carman (Instr. & voca}); Henry Wood Promenade Con Columbus Stockade Blue-Red serta (BBCTS), Harriet Cohen | Gillam (veca)) (nd his Western Jazz. (Piano), WHIläm Fleeth (Cello) | Emu; There's no buaineja fire show. HBC Symphony Orch. cond. | bunes:-The Bij: Bex Banjo Bardi by Sle Malcolm Sargent.

Send my baby back to the Judy Sinfonia

Gerland (vocal) with Paul Weston's Oren,; Fit Dr Fiddle-Champ putler (vocal), with orci. & chorus: There's nolting as sweet as jy baby--Mindy Corson and Guy Mil- chell (vora!) with Mitch Miller's Orch Panama Bag-Humphrey Lyttelton and his Band.

The Easter Oratorio"

Tancredi Overture, Itoyal Opera Orch., Covent Garden toeli arr, W. G. Wittaker); Plano- conct. by Vicenzo Bellezza: Mid-forte Cener110 No. 5 in. F. Minor | nummer Vigil-Swedish Ithapoudy, (Bach); Brandenburg Concerto No. 1 Op. (Hugo Alfven--Thor Johnson in "G for strings (Bach); Violoncello Mnducting the Cincinnati Symphony Concerto in D (Hayan air. F. A. pren.; Polonatze (Chupin," Up. 03 Gerver: Symphony No. 103 in E Ne, Andre Koteksietz and his at Drum Roll) (Haydn). Orchestra: Hungarian Dance No. 210.30 FROM THE WERKLIES (RE- (3rabous)--Vienna Philharmonic Orch.

CORDED RELAY).

BBC Overseas Shortwave

7.15 "DOX 200 HERT OILLETT

AT THE ORGAN (08).

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, SEPT, 3

0.30 . THIS DAY AND AGE GAD FROM THE EDITORIALS. 6.43 FRANCISCO LAVEZ.

(Piano Recordion).

7.00 Jay Nichols in

"SHOUT FOR JOY."

230 THE FORTUNES OF NIGEL..." Tre novel by St. Waller Scott. 5-

"The Chaßenge."

800 THE NEWS.

8.00 COMMENTARY.

8.15 SPOUTS ROUND-UP,

8.25 Report from the

WEST COUNTRY.

830 FORCES FAVOURITES. 9.00 FROM THE WEEKLIES. 9.15 TODAY'S COMPOSER

Rimsky-Korsakov (on records). 9.30 SCOTTISH MAGAZINE. 10.00 THE NEWS.

clay and in Orch.; wonder who's 10.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. Jussing her new, Wunderbar, The 10.15 LISTENERS CHOICE.

un

most beautiful girl in the world 11.60 Blg Ben RADIO NEWSREEL Tommy Dorsey

Orch11.15 HENDEZVOUS PLAYERS, Scelets Mambo Mambo at the Wal1145 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.. dort-Xavier Cugat and this Orch.; Fr Instar-Fun Arden (vocal) A commentary on the second half

with Percy

Faith's Orek.; Staging of one of the day's Scoltish League

Cup matches. my way buck tunne-Vaughn Monroe

oral and his Orch. with the Moon Ment Wish you were here-Roberts inges and his Greb Quickstep Medley-Victor Silvester fund the isaltraum Orell: The Golden Tango -Victor Silvester and the Silver

SUNDAY, SEPT. 4 030 pm, TODAY'S COMPOSER,

Back (on records). 6,40 FROM THE EDITORIALS, 4.45 THE HALLE ORCHESTRA 7.15 Starlurle Westbury in

SEVEN STAGES.*

Mozart's Fantasia in C minor, Ken); ligh Cherk Bench Edmunds By Stella Marguison, 4-Father and

470. The Fantasia, although written in

1785, a

year later Sonata by than the C minor which it is followed, was first published under Mozart's own supervision as an Introduction to the Sonata.

The

with ends programme Intermezzo No. 3, in F minor,, Opw: 2, No. 3, followed by Rhapsody in C minor Opus 11, No. 3, by Dohnanyi,

(Broadcasting on a frequency of 800 kilocycles per second and on 3940 kilocycles, 70.14 metres.)

Today

12.30 p.m. PROGRAMME SUMMARY.

12.32 MUSICAL SCRAPBOOK.

1.15 p.. NEWS,

WEATHER

RE-

FORT AND SPECIAL. AN- NOUNCEMENTS.

130 LUNCHTIME MUSIC

FORCES PROGRAMMES,

2.00 OLD TIME DALIROOM.

With Hydney Thompson and

His Orchestra.

230 HALLMARKO OF MODERN

MUBIC.

Tony Hall and his Orchestra, Parker 61, Theme of "No Repeat".

I don't mean a thing, I'm tellur Ya.

Blues for Benny,

1.00 STUDIO;

QUESTS

JEAN.

HOSPITAJ,

PRESENTED

RE-

DY

4.00 STUDIO: FORCES CHOICE PRESENTED BY FRANK KILSHAW.

4.30 THE MILL, ON THE Loss

BY GEORGE ELIOT.

Produced by Wilfrid Grantham," Episode 1: Days in the Hun'.

200 "JUST FOR YOU."

K. News and musle from Holly-

wood.

On a lovin' Spree--Eartha Kili:

*Paray Telli and his Oroluş

Strings: Chajmašne-Victor Silvester and the Ballroos Orch.; My_love, my life, my happiness-Joyce Frazer

Hos multe Rus-Childs (vocal); Cuban Mambo-Edmundo Ros (vocal) Edmundo Is Orch. Too Young to Tango-Teresa Brewer (voend) with Jack Pleis' Oreh.; April showers. The Desert Song-Stanley Block and his Orch.

1939 WEATHER REPORT.

11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS- REEL (LONDON BELAY). 11.09 TAKE YOUR PARTNERS,

Scheherazade, They didn't believe Madrasel de Paree, Latin Quarter Samba, Lixten to the Mock. ing Bird, While a cigarette wa

Parade of The burning.

Wooden conducting είνα Soldier Art Wante Latin Quarter Orch.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 11.30 C1.08E DOWN,

Sunday

PRO- 10.00 mm. TIME SIGNAL,

GRAMME BUMMARY, NEWS, REPORT AND WEATHER SPORTS RESULTS. 10.15 MOILNING MELODY.

FERDINAND

Daughter.

Church,

1.30 NUNDAY SERVICE. From St Mary's Parish Mold, Flintshire. Conducted by the Rev. J. E. Davien.

KDO THE NEWS.

RO COMMENTARY.

8.15 SPORTS ROUND-UP.

830 IN TOWN TONIGHT.

9.00 STORIES FROM THE OPERA.

Bugh the Drover.

ly Vaughan Williams 10.00 THE NEWS. 10.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 10.19 FOR CHILDREN,

'Through Ute Looking-Class and what Allee Found There," By Lewis Carroli. "The Lion and the Unicorn and the White Knight." 11.00 Rig Hen. RADIO NEWSRREL. 11.23 app. Edinburgh International

Feitival,

NETHERLANDS CHAMBER ORCHESTRA.

Conductor, Szymon Goldberg, Rom- lyn Tureck (piano)-Bach,

MONDAY, SEPT. 5

430 PIANO MUSIC (records). 4.40 FROM THE EDITORIALS, 445 THE LONDON THEATRE OIL-

CHESTRA..

7.30 MURDOCH IN MAYPAIR. 8.00 THE NEWS.

2.69 COMMENTARY.

1.15 SPORTS REVIEW.

130 MUSIC FOR DANCING.

9.15 TODAY'S COMPOSEIL

Grieg (on recorda).

9.30 ENGLISH MAGAZINE. 10.00 THE NEWS.

10.0

HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 10.15 GRAND HOTEL

11.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL. 11.15 PAUL TEMPLE

AND

MADISON MYSTERY.

THE

By Francis Durbridge. 4-Hubert Greene entertainua.

12.45 From Uie Promenade Concerts. NATIONAL YOUTH ORCHES- TRA OF GREAT BRITAIN. Conductor, Sir Adrian Boult, Ralph Holines (violin).

TUESDAY, SEPT. 6

6,30 TIS DAY AND AGE. Bednard Moore speaks about the Conference on the Development of Local Government in the Colontes | which ended is meelings at Queen's

College, Cambridge, last Friday.

BAG FROM THE EDITORIALS. 445 LORRAË DESMOND.

In Search of Fame.”

12,000 inlles from bome.

7:00 LAWS AND LIBERTIES. The first of a series of four pro- Kraines recalling famous Ches whtel illustrate the righta and liberties of the individual under

English Mw.

Enilek v. Carrington, 1785. 7.30 COMMONWEALTH CLUD.

8.00. THE NEWS.

8.09 COMMENTARY,

8.35 8PORTS ROUND-UP.

8.25 Five Minutes for

FARMERS.

KJO FORCES' FAVOURITES, 0.00 THE CHAMELEONS.

0.13 Motor Cycle facing.

JUNIOR MANX GRAND PRIX, 143 ULSTER MAGAZINE. 10.00 THE NEWS.

10.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 19.15 THE HALLE ORCHESTRA. | Conductor, Sir John Barbirolli

11.00 Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL.. 11.09 HOW DO YOU DÖT

A friendly get-together of Common- wealth artists.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 7

4.30 p.m. HAM POLLOCK. 4.40 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 0.45 CHUIS COWLEY, A the plans.

7.00 THE ARCHERS,

A story of country folk.

130 NEW RECORDS.

4.00 THE NEWS.

6.99 COMMENTARY.

8.15 SPORTS ROUND-UP.

8.23 Report from

SOUTH-EAST ENGLAND. Hertfordshire.

Aleo

8.30 BLACKPOOL NIGHT. 9.30 MUSIC MAGAZINE. Dvorak's Plano Music by Hubertson, played by Llex Fuchsova Famous in their Day, by Trevor Harvey.

9,95 COLONIAL COMMENTARY, 18,00 THE NEWS.

10.00 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 10.15 CABINO ORCHESTRA,

11.00 igen. RADIO NEWSREEL.. 11.15 Racing.

THE ST LEOLIŲ STAKES. 11.45 Band of

THE ROYAL MARINES. Plymouth.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 8

630 pm. THIS DAY AND AGE. 4.40 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 645 JACK COLLINS,

And the fiendezvous Players.

7.00 JAZZ IN THE MAKING. 10-Harlem Jazz of the Thirties.

7.30 HTAISTRUCK.

8.00 THĘ NEWS.

6.09 COMMENTARY. · 8.15 SPORTB' ROUND-UP. 1.29 Report from the

NORTH OF ENGLAND.

13 WHAT'S THE FORMY' 8,45 TODAY'S COMPUSER.

Berlioz (on records).

0,00 Motor Cyclo Nacing.

"China Mail

#

L'age, 15

Feature

11.99. TIME HIGNAL, SAD10 NEWB- REEL (LONDON RELAY). 11.09 GOODNIGHT MỤRIC.

1.30 HTUDIO ANNOUNCER'A Changu; Dream Sonata; Kitten on |19,50 WEATHer report,

CHOICE PRESENTED DY "The Keys; Stella by Starlight; Now JOHN LEAPER,

asd forever). That's whore I came in. 1.50 WEATHER REPORT 5.00 TIME

130 A LIFE OF ULISA (BNCTA). KIONAL AND NaWB (LONDON RELAY).

Written by Godfrey Harrison. 8,09 COAUMENTARY (LONDON BE.

Produced by Leslie Bridgmont. LAYYOR BPECIAL AN- NOUNCEMENTI.

THE

LA CAPRICCIO ITALIEN, OP. 4. (Tchaikovsky)-Burton Popa1 Orch. gond, by Arthur Fiedler.

130 núc BROW BAND DIRECTED

BY CYKI, BTAPLETON. Produced by Johnnie Sławart. 0.00 STUDIOT TIME BIGNAL,

COLLECTOR'S CORNER... Presented by Robert Scolt. 3.30 ASIAN CLUB.

༈

Part 10.

130 WEATHER REPORT BUY TIME MIGNAL AND

NEWB (LONDON RELAY).

Til

Drink to me only with thine eyes (trad.); Beau Boir (Debusy): Elegle 1Mawwneti; None but the lonely heart (Telaškovsky); Inter- mexzo (Provost): Avo Maria (Schubert) Alfred Newman an his Orchestra.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.

8.09 COMMENTARY (LONDON RE-1130 CLOSE DOWN.

LAY) OR SPECIAL AN NOUNCEMENTь.

6.15 COMPOSER OF THE WEER-

PERGOLESI,

So Tu M'Aml -- Claudia Murlo (soprano) with orch. Concerto in Karl Manchingor can- ducting the Stuttgart Chamber Orch

A weekly audience_programo (Recorded London Relay). 18.00 STUDIO: INTERNATIONAL | Sonata No. IX-Nathan Milateli

CABARET

DENINE FRESENTED BY ❘ (violin) with Caris Dusciti iplano);

18.30 TAKE IT FROM HERD

Dick Henley and Jimmy Ed- wards will Walias Eston. Alma Cogan, June Whitdeld, Reprat of last Friday's Itroadest, 10.30 WEATHER REPORT, 11.00 THE BIGNAL, RADIO NEWV-

RKEL (LONDON RELAY). LEDO GOODNIGHT MUSIC,

– Ithapnotly on A Theme of Paganini. Op. 23 (Rachnianinoff) --- Arthur Hitustila (plano) erut Pahanmonta Crch, cand. "by Walter Svyklai.

OOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 16:30 CLOSE DOWN.

Tuesday

7.00 .. TIME HRONAL

OPENING MARCH,

7.07 LIGHT MUSIC.

AND

Bla. Mater. FA Amoris (fron "Stabat Mater"--Cathleen Farrier (contralto); Fac ut Ardest. Cor Meuni from "Stabat Mater"The Nottingham, Oriana Chotri Stabat Mater Dolorosu (from "Stalat Mater)The Nottinghazi Oriana ¿Choir And the Boyd Neel String

Orell. cond. by Roy Henderson,

8.45 GVPNY Nouts.

Tentos Par Zambra-Jose Отече And Company; Great-13epezseny: De as you were before; Maros-Witor: CP-150cze Antal and a Gypsy

Oren.

9.00 TIME SIGNAL, PIANO RE-

CITAL BY MARY RICHARD. HON (CONCERT HALL). 9.30 WEDNESDAY THEATRE.

**Mildred Dear” A play for radio by Janet MeNief, Pro. duced by John Albion, 10.30 MUAIC OF THE TWENTIETH

CENTURY.

The Perfect Fool-Bnilet Music. Op. 30 ffult)-London Symphony Orch. cond. by George Weldon: Cen corto for violoncello and orchestra. 49 (Kabalevsky)-Darlel Stafron fecitol, Dimitri Kabaleveky coughtct. Inte State Orchestra. E

The

2.1 NEWS NUMMARY. 724 TUJ D' THE MORN. 7.43 WEATHER REPORT. HOO TIME RIGNAL, NEWB, WEA-

THEK REPORT AND SPECIAL | U.S.S.R. ANNOUNCEMENTS.

1.10 MUSIC IN THE AIR.

2.00 CLONE DOWN.

12.14 p.m. STUDIO: MORNING

PRAYERS BY THE

VERY

REV. F. 8. TEMPLE. 1:30 PROGRAMME SUMARRY. 1237 THE MUHIC GOES ROUND

AND ROUND.

1.00 TIME SIGNAL. TUNES YOUVE WHISTLED. CARMEN CAVALLARO (PIANO) PLAYS THE MUSIC OF RICHARD RODOKILS.

1.15 NEWS. WEATHER REPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE-

MENTH

130 LUNCHTIME MUSIC. 2.00 CLOSE DOWN.

6.00 TIME SIGNAL AND Pato.

GRAMME SUMMARY.

10.30 WEATHER REPORT. 11.00 TIME MONAL. RADIO NEWS

REEL (LONDON HELAY), 11.15 RACING (LONDON RELAY).

St Leger Stakes. A recorded commentary. on the гасе д Doncaster. GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 11.40 CLOSE DOWN,

Thursday

7.00 a.m. TIME

SIGNAL

OPENING MARCH,

7/02 LIGHT MUSIC,

7,15 NEWS SUMMARY. 130 TOP o' THE MÖRN. 1.43 WEATHER REPORT. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL,

AND

Friday

1.00 .tit. TIME SIGNAL OPENING MARCIL

AND

NEWS,

AND

7.02 LIGHT MUME, 7.15 NEWB SUMMARY. 120 TOP O' THE MORN, 745 WEATHER REPORT. R.DO TINK SIGNAL,

WEATHER REPORT APECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. 8.30 MUSIC IN THE AIR. 9.00 CLOSE DOWN, 12.13 p.m. STUDIO: ROMAN

CATHOLIC PRAYERS. Tay the rv. Father H. W. Gallagher, 8.3.

12.30 PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 12,32 JOURNEY INTO MELODY.

With Paul Weston and khi Or- chestra. 100 TIME SIGNAL. 1.15 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT

AND

ANNOUNCE-- MENTS. 1.30 MUSIC OF THE MASTERS. 2.00 CLOBE DOWN.

SPECIAL

4.00 TIME SIGNAL AND PRO-

GILAMME SUMMARY. 2.03 CHILDREN'S HALY HOUR,

"The Adventures uf Clara chu by Harry Farrison, No. 9 "Who stole the Saturday show?""

4.30 POPULAR SONG PARADE. (vocal): The Man that got away

In the beginning Frankie Laine Judy Garland (vaenl): -Where in the love you had for me-Tuty Fayne (vueal); Sometimes fin, happy- Doris

Day ond the Mellemen (vocal); Earth Angel .-- The Crew Cuts (Vocal); There's a rising moon -Doris Day (Vocal); Foolishly; Hello Mrs Jones, Is Mary Where?-- Vie Damone (vocni); Dream boat- Paulette Bistera (vocol); A Blossom fell-Nat "King" Colo (vocal): Slowly with feeling-Sarah Vaughan (Vocal).

7.00 KET TO YOUR PARTNERS.

Tango and Mambo, Derecho Viejo; La Culparsita; Cuando Llora. La Milongo; Inspira- clon; Nostalgia-Ernil Coleman and 115 Orchestra; Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom Witite; Ballin' the

Mambo NEWS, Jack;

a La Kenton: The AND | High and the Mighty; Marliyn Mon- roo Mainbo-Purez "Fier" Pride and hia Orch.

WEATHER REPORT SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. 9.10 MUSIC IN THE ATI.

D. CLOSE DOWN.

0.03 CONCERT BY THE BAND OF THE HONGKONG POLICE. 133 kind permision of Mr A. C. Maxwell, Commissioner of offer under the direction1232 NOTHING BUT MUSIC.

at Mr W. B. Foster, A.R.C.M. (Concert, Hall),

630 STUDIO: "FIRST BEARING" PRESENTED BY ALEX BORNIE..

7:00 SUNDOWN SERENADE.

A Romantic Adventure; Night and Day: A Letter in Blue-Dino Oliviert with his String Orch, and Hammond Organ; One alone Al Goodman and

Time on my hands- lil Örch; Moyer Davis and his Orch.; When woman Columbia arpets a Salon Orch.; Deep in my heart, dear --A Goodman and h Minuet No. 2 in Columbia Salon Orch. Funeral March of a Marion- ette-Columba Salon Orch. Welz Dresia-Al Goodman and his Orch.

LA 1,30 STUDIO:

DEMI-HEURE

FRANCAISE. Presentation de Denise Brabant. 159 WEATHER REPORT. 1.90 TIME SIGNAL AND

NEWS (LONDON RELAYĮ 8.09 COMMENTARY (LONDON RE

THE

SPECIAL AN-

LAY) OR NOUNCEMENTA. RONOS

8.13 FOLK

OF NEW-

FOUNDLAND, 8.30 FORCES FAVOURITES (LON-

DON RELAY),

9.00 STUDIU TUE SIGNAL, RE-

CORD REVIEW.

Preketited by Eric O'Nell Shaw. 9.30 MOTORING MAGAZINE-A MONTHLY MAGAZINE EDITED AND INTRODUCED BY TIMOTHY BIRCH. 10.00 MONTY KELLY

ORCHESTRA.

With elorus.

Threo o'clock in Doween;

AND €15

the morning: Snow Snow-vocat; CrʊRİ- winds vocal; Tropicana. 10.15 AT THE BALLET.

"The three-romered, hat" (Manuel Де

con- Falla)--Ernest Ansermiet ducting L'Orchestre de la Sunwa Homande with soprano vulce.. 10.59, WEATHER REPORT. H, TIME SIGNAL RADIO NEWS- REEL (LONDON RELAY).

Σαραγιλοίς (LArzt):

SENIOR MANX GRAND PRIX. 11.09 GOODNIGHT MUSIC, 0,30 WELSHI MAGAZINE. 10.00 THE NEWS.

10.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN, 18.15 'EDINBURGH 1955,

A report by Robert Finigan on the ninth International Festival of Music, Drama, and the Arts. 1045 LIGHT ORCHESTRAL music. 11.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWAREEL. 11.15 'ALL MY EYE AND KITTY

BLUETT.

11.4 SERIOUS ARGUMENT,

FRIDAY, SEPT. 9

6.30 pan. JOHNNY MORUS GETS

A. JOB.

4.40 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 8.3. FELTON RAPLEY,

At the theatre organ,

7.00 PAUL TEMPLE AND

MADISON MYSTERY,

1.30 RECORD RENDEZVOUS. 8.00 THE NEWA.

4.09 COMMENTARY.

8.15 SPORTS BOUND-UP.- K.23 Report from the

MIULANDS.

THE

8.30 MARCHING AND WALTZING. 5.00 The Society of British Aircraft

Constructora,

FARNBOROUGH

PLAY.

AIR

DIS-

A description of one of the world's greatest displays of altcraft.

930 THE LILLY MAYERL RUNTIM

ENSEMBLE

943 PRIVATE BEPORT.

By Donald Boyd. -In Schoolboy French,

10.00 THE NEWS.

10.00 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 10.15 METROPOLITAN ORCHESTRA. 11.00 Big Ben. RADIO NEWSBEEL. A programino kuminary follows ni 14.00,

11.15 Radio Theairo presents. HERE AND NOW?

A play for broadcasting by Lionel Brown,

By Mik

grunni-Studios: F major hall

CO) E Bat major; B major La Campanella, 'arr. Gusoni)-Alexander Uninsky (plant).

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 11.36 CLOBE DOWN.

Wednesday

1.00 a.m. TIME BIGNAL AND

OPENING MARCIL

102 LIGHT MUSIC,

1.13 NEWS SUMMARY, 120 TOP O' THE. MOHN.

145 WEATHER REPORT.

100 TIME BIONAL, NEWS WEA-

THER REPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

110 MUSIC IN THE AIL

1.00 CLOSE DOWN.

|12.30, p.m. PROGRAMME SUMMARY,

11.32 MURIC FROM THE FILMA.

1.15 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE-

MENTR.

13 LONDON, STUDIO CONCERT.

(DCT),

The BBC Northern Orchestra. Conducted by John Hopkins, 2.04 CLUBE DOWN.

SIGNAL

12.38. p.m. PROGRAMME BUMMARY.

1.00 TIME SIGNAL..

1.15 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT

AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- MENTS.

1.30 SONGS FROM THE SHOWS.

With Arthur Askey, Eve Becko, Helen Clare, Jack Couper, Bly Ternent and his Concert Or chestra.

Presented__ by John Watt. 2.90 CLOSE DOWN,

.

PRO-

4.00 TIME SIGNAL AND

GRAMME HUMMARY. 0.03 STUDIO: JAZZ HALP HOUR.

Presented by Robert Acheron. 0.30 STUDIO; PORTUGUESE HALF

HOUR,

7.00 V.0.A. BIT PARADE, 750 “ME AND JULIET.”

Excerpt from the Rodgers and Kamuierstein musicni piny," Sung

Principals and by the Chorus of the Broadway production.

159 WEATHER REPORT, 100 TIME SIGNAL AND

-1.99 COMMENTARY

THE

NEWS (LONDON RELAY),

(LONDON RELAY) OR SPECIAL AN- NOUNCEMENTS.

8.13 THE COMEDIANS, OP.

(KABALEVAKY).

7.30 VIEWPOINT."

A weekly magazine devoted to the Arts ealted, and introduced by Janet Tomblin,

Book: Reviewed by Mary Vislek, Samuel Johnson' by Michael Joyce: 'The Doll Maker by Marriotic Arnow; "Aspects of the cinema" No. 2 by Hugh Sullivan: Talk on the BBC Repertory Company by Audrey Mendès No. 2.

1.30 WEATHER REPORT.

SIGNAL 8.00 TIME

AND THE NEWS (LONDON RELAYS. 8.09 AN APPEAL FOR THE MEMORIAL MAJOR A.

HONGKONG

FUND BY BRANDE.

8.15 ARTIST OF THE WEEK-

PAOLO RENZI (OBOE). Concerto in C minor for ubne and Miringa (Benedetto Marcella) -with Gotble String Ensemble.

8.30 TAKE IT FROM HERE.

Tiek Bentley and Jimny Edwards with Walias Vaton, Ainia Cogan, June Whitfold. 2.00 TIME SIGNAL.

STUDIO: MUNIC LOVERS' HOUR - CLASSICAL RE- QUESTA.

4

Presented by Aileen Dekker. Rhapsodie, No. (Brahms), "L Boheme" Act 1 (Puccini). Concerto for Plane and Orchestra No. 3 in A Major (Liszt),

2010.00 BOULEVARD CAFE,

Symphony Orchestra of Radio Berlin. Cunducted by Arthur Rother. 1.30 JOURNEY INTO SPACE.

Written and produced Charles Chilton. Episode 13.

9. TIME SIGNAL.

by

FORM

(RE-

WHAT'S THE CORDED LONDON RELAY),

P.15 AT THE OPERA.

"Foller-Dergare de Park.” Can Can Overture-orch.; Sous Las Ponts - Mistinguette (vocal); Lee Chapeaux De Zoza-***. Maurien Chevaller (vocal): La Rue-Domin (vocal); Leu Ananas → Matrice Chevalier (Vocal); Doudou Jose phine Baker,

DIS

10.15 PORTRAIT OF CANADA. | 10.30 FARNBOROUGH AIR

PLAY (RECORDED LONDON RELAX).

A description of one of the world's greatest air displays of aircraft.

Die Schorne Galathee" (The Beautiful Galaten) (Suppe), Pygmalion, a Young Sculptor, Waldemar Kmentt: Ganymede, his 19.59 WEATHER REPONT. Servant, Otto Wiener: Mydas, an Art Patron, Kurt Preger; Galaten, Elisabeth Roon-Adademie Kammer- chor. Vienra State Philharmonia conducted by Hans Hagen. 10.15 EDINBURGH JUSS

RELAY).

(LONDON

A report by Robert Finigan on the Uth International Festival of Music, Drama and the Arts, 10.45 GUY LUPAR AND HIS OK.

CHEATRA. Strawberry Festival: My Homo= land: Without Your Love; Whimsy: Dancing. Daffodlis; Torch Dance,

11.00 TIME BIGNAL. RADIO NEWS- BEEL (LONDON RELAY), 11.09 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.

Same enchanted Evening (Rodger -Hammeratein 11); Love's last word is spoken (DixioSlevier); When The Taluc Bicone again, (Doella Mair); Love's dream after the ball (Czlbulka); Symphony

(Alstone Tabot-Bernstein); Spezkoary (Gens- lor-Murphy--Simon); Faith (Evans

and his Orch.

Dameroll-Huddleston-Mantovani

GOD BAVE THE QUEEN. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

Columbia CLASSICS

AND PRO-

DIP

ON 33-1/3 RPM

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6.00 TIME

GRAMME SUMMARY. 603 TC10: LUCKY

VARIETY REQUESTS BENTED BY JÊAN,

ACTRESS

AND PUBLIC (BICTS).

7.00' AN

A talk by Edith Evana.

1.45 KEYBOÄND FAVOURITES.

Jack Pina with rhythm secom« paniment.

TASMAL

"THE JAM THAT. MADS

TARKANIA FAMOUS?)

D'INDY-Symphony on

a French Mountain Song

FRANCK- Symphonie Variations

Aldo Ciccolini (plano) & the Orchestre do la Societe des Concerts du Conservatoire conducted by Andre Cluytena 'HUGO WOLF LIEDER RECITAL — Hans Hotter & Gerald Moorn

BACH-Preludes in C & D major,

Canzona, in D minor

MENDELSSOHN — Sonata in D minor

Albert Schweitzer (organist)

RENJAMIN BRITTEN-Variations on a Theme of Frank Bridge VAUGHAN WILLIAMS --- Fantasia où a Theme by Thomas Taille The Philharmóníu: Orchestra conducted by Herbert Von Karajan

BEETHOVEN-Sonata No. 8 In O minor "Pribotique" op.13 Sonata No. 14 in C sharp'minor "Moonlight” op. 27, No. 2 Walter Gleseking (piano).

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