1955-09-24 — Page 15

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1955.

Your Radio Listening For Next Week In Detail-A

"China Mail'

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His O Feature

Michael Head To Broadcast Songs

On Wednesday evening, at 8.15, Radio Hong- kong will have the pleasure of presenting a recital of songs, to his own accompaniment, by Michael Head, the well-known English composer, baritone 10.00 and pianist.

Michael Head, who is in the Colony at present 10.15 as the examiner for the Associated Board of the

Michael Head, planist, baritone and composer, who is to give an English Song Recital, to his own accompaniment, from the Concert Hall of Radio Hongkong on Wednesday evening at 8.15. The re- cital will include some of his own compositions.

Photo by Marjorie Doggelt, Singapore. Royal Schools of Music, entered the Royal Academy

203

Sunday

am. TIME SIGNAL,

PRO- GRAMINE BUMMARY, NEWS,

REPORT WEATHER

AND SPORTA RESULTA

MORNING MELODY, BYLAY

ST

CELEBRA- OF THE TION OF MAIS FROM JOSEPIN'S CHURCH.

Prescher The Rev. Father F. Dunne, 3,

11.20 MUNICAL MOMENTS.

11.30 MORNING FROM.

12.00 noon SONGA BY TITO GODNI

(UHITONE).

12.15 STUDIO: SPORTS TIME,

12.30 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 11.32 WONDERFU 1

TOWN

. BERNSTEIN).

Excerpta from the play, sung by the Principali and Chorus of the Broadway Production wiệt Orchestra con- ducted by Lejinan Engel. 1.00 TIME BIGNAL

WEATHER 1.15 NEW,

AND SPECIAL MENTA,

REPORT ANNOUNCE-

130 AFTERNOON, CONCERT.

Sinfonia Concertania In E Mat Major (K. 304) (Mozart) - Joseph Fuchs (violin). Lillian Fuchs (viola) with The. Zumbler Sinfonietta.

FORCES PROGRAMMER. 2.00 HTUDIO: HOSPITAL ILE-

QUESTS.

Iresented by renda. 3.00 MUBIC OF THE PEOPLE.

The BÚC Midland Light Or- chestra.

Conductor, Gilbert Vinter.

130 STUDIO: 110ME REQUESTS,

Presented by Brenda.

4.30 THE NINE TAILORS.

Adapted by Giles Cooper from the nuvel by Dorothy L. Bayera. Part 3: Lori Peter I called wrong."

5.00 TO YOU FROM WALEN. From Merthyr Tydfil, Programme No. 2; Dowlais United Choir.

3.15 RHAPSODY IN JAZZ.

Kürt Edelhagen and his Of- chestra.

Linger Awille: Summertume; Stumbling; Blues from "An Ameri- can tn Parl."

5.30 CALL FROM HOME.

No. 2: Jolin Keston (roes])

3.45 RITUAL OF THE BAVAGE.

Les Baxter and His Orchestra. Store God: Quiet Village: Corona- tion: Love Dance; The Ritual.

4.05 TIME SIGNAL AND PRO-

GRAMME SUMMARY

0.03 INTERLUDK:

of Music first in 1919, having won the Sir Michael & FoncHAT EVENING SERVICE Costa Scholarship for composition,

He remained at the Academy for five years as n pupil, and was subsequently appointed on the staff, as Professor of the pianoforte. Professor Head is known not only in England, but also in many parts of the Commonwealth as a recitalist, particularly of his own

songs.

He has been a regular broad- caster almost from the begin- ning of radio in England, his quiet, Intimate slyle particularly

Well radio:

Olympia (tape),

TIME

SIGNAL 6.00

(CONCERT HALL).

L'onducted by the Rev. 0, 3. Stubbs-Bromley, C.F., D.A.C.G. and the Forcer Choir conducted by Major inde,

6.40 XPORTS RELAY -- ASSOCIA-

TION FOOTBALL.

Army v. Kitchee, Commentary from Grounds.

Vie Club

7.15 “FIESTA IN MADRID."

Orquesta Zarzuela de Madrid. Zapateado; Leyenda Del Beso; Antequere: Vit Frederico Moreno Torroba (conductor).

1.59 WRATHKR RUFÙNT, 3.00 TIME BIGNAL AND. TDE

NEWS LONDON BELAY). : LOF COMMENTARY COORDON RELAY) OB SPECIAL ANG NOUNCEMENTS. 1.15 BCENES FROM WAGNERIAN

MUSIC DRAMAS. 830 FERDINAND LOPEZ,

Adapted from the novel "The Prim Minister" by Anthony Trollope.

Episode 8

150 TIME Nional, the BUNDAY

CONCERT.

Diamond Jubilee Besson, Henry wood Promenade Concerta, The Robert Masters Plano Tilo. hind Symphony Orchestra Con- ductor Bir Malcolm Sargent. Overture 'Cortolan Dealsuven?, Concerto 21 C. for piano, violin and (Beethoven), Symphony No. 6 In F. (Beethoven).

20.15 FIVOM THE WEEKLJES

(BE-

CORDED LONDON RELAY). |.10.30. FROM THE WEEKLIES (RE-

CORDED (LONDON RELAY). 10,43 FROM HEAVENLY HARMONY, 10. Lanun Gottce, Unschuldig (3.8. Bach-Albert Schwaltzer (organ); Jesus Christus. Unter Helland (1.9. Bach)—Albert Schweitzer (orgs). 10.39 WEATHER REPORT

11.00 TIME BIGNAL, RADIO NEWS- REEL (LONDON RELAY). 11.09 THE EPILOGUE.

(Test of St Michael and All Angels)..

'Shadow. Waltz-The Spwogr-Hagen Orch: You'll never know-itosemary Clooney (vocal) and Harry James whh his Orch; døptember in the rain -James Meiton (vocal) (124) wiring along with you-do Stafford and Gorden Machlae (VDC)); Boulevard of Broken Dreams The Spencer. Hagen Orch.

T. 200,"

bert Gillett at the Organ. 1.30 AT UD 10) ANNOUNCERS

CHOICE,

Prewensed by Jullet Boholik, 1.59 WEATHER ZEPORT.

1.00 TIME SIGNAL AND THIN

NEWS (LONDON HELAY), 1.09 COMMENTARY (LONDON DE

LAY) OR SPECIAL AN. NOUNCEMENTS.

1.JA DOMINION - DAY

(RECORDED).

SONGS

aten trom H.M.N.2.8. · Pukaki” Big im new Xhainad, 10,cúðn of vominiza DAY. 8.30 TED HEATH AND HIS MUSIC.

With Dennis Lotto. Kathy Loyd, Bobbla Britton. M.RO TIME IN THE BEATEN

STUDIO:

TRACK.

"Presented by Timothy Brich. -9.30 ANJAN CLUB (RECURVÉD

LONDON RELAY).

"On Planning Cities." Speaker: Arthur Lang.

10.30 STUDIO INTERNATIONAL

CABARET."

Presented by Deniss Brabant. 10.30 TAKE IT FROM KERE.

Dick Bentley and Jimmy

landmaster: Chief Inspector 1.30 aluetÖLUVIRST HRAIUNG." ridated by nawa 13orrie:

And ka hiouie Boven, and the Tony Kinney Quartas. 139 STUDIO: "LA" DAME-HEURE

FRANCAISE

Presentation de M. Castel ot 3. LavorsANTIS. Folkiors: Chanache de la mer and Chen.ons d'amour,

149 WEATHER_REPORT, 1.90 TIMIS SIGNAL

AND THE NEW! (LUNDUN BELAY). 109 COMMENTARY (LONDON' BE- LAY) OR SPECIAL AN- NOUNCEMENTS.

B.15 BRITAIN SINGS.

HuddersHeld Oleo and Madrigal society..

1.30 - FORCES' FAVOURITES (LON-

DON HELAY).

(2.00 TIMH SIGNAL,

ATUDIO:

BOOK.

MUBICAL

NOTE-

awaited by the Rav, Falhar T. F. Ryan,"83.

9.30 THE STORY 08 CHARLEB

·COCHRAN,

THE

Susan Bwinford; Orchorize and the Loudon Hippourtan CHOTIM drated by Hulp Grean,

134 WEATHER REPORT. 1.00 TIME SEGNAL AND

NEWS (LONDON RELAY), 1.09 COMMENTARY (LONDON

LAY) OR SPECIAL NOUNCEMENTS. -

(HAINT-JAENB).

Good by

St Louis Blues-Velnia Middleton cony & Louis - Armstrong (vocal): Yellow Der Blues-Louis Armationg (voc); Loveless Love Velma Miudleton & Loula Armstrong (vocal); Aunt flager's Blues - Loula Armaitong (Vocal): Long Gone Louis Arm AN-2011g & Veimu Middleton vocal),

(3,38 "ONQUESTA DE CAMARA DE

MADRID,

KIS LA JEUNESSE D'HERCULE," OF. 30-SYMPHONIC POEM

With Esther: Borja (vocal), Las Golondrinas......Zarique Navarro Orchestre de L'Amociation dos Confonduelos)orch.; Lagrimas Negras -vocal; La Comparaa-vocal: Zapateo Cubano-orch; El Arroyo que Mitr

Lamento Cubano- nsura-vocal: vecal Eather Borja (Vocal). Maestron Daniel Montcrio and Fer- hango Mulers (conductor); Gente Do Cuchillaros Enrique NavaTTO ductor-orph

130 JOURNEY · INTO, SPACE.

ceris Colonie Purealler

Written and

Produced

Charlos Chillon

Episode 16.

WHATS THE

FORM

5.00 TIME SIGNAL.

Loude

by

RE-

CORDED LONDON RELAY),

3.15 AT THE OPERA.

(contralto),

Metaories of the Great Show-farmhand (soprano), 8. Petrova. than writton' and narrated by | WITH Erie Maschwitz.

des |

"Namouna” (suite No. 1) (Lain), D'Orchestre de ik Societe Concerts du Conservatorie de Paria cond. by George Sebastian. 10.59 WEATURE REPORT.

"The Ki" Act i (Smetana), Lukas

B. Blachut; (tenor), Vendulka (soprano), 1 Cervinkuva: Malouoky, her father (bas), K. Kalas; VI Puggler (bass), Matous, a Jadenactik; *Toman (baritone), F. Koel; Martinka, Vendulke's aunt M. Krasova: Barce, a Chorus and Orchestra of the Prague National Theatre cond. by DC Concert Orchestra conducted | Zdenek Chalabala. by Charles Mackerras, Part 2. 10.15 MITCH MILLER, HIS CHORUS

AND ORCHESTRA. 1.30 AT THE BALLET.

The SER of the Moon

(from Love "Paga

Song") (Treed- Warren): Trena

Tzeng

Tzena (Jenkins, arr. Rom, based on trad, malady);The Song .08 Deliah HEEL (LONDON RELAY), (Livingston Evans — Young) - Burt Taylor vocal) Mitch Miller Chambría (J. Thomas); Pleco (M.

(Oboe)

flier (English horn): Leaves (Morcor Soulage)-Roxa Splex an Phila Koama)-Mitch Berghout (two harpe); Etude Credh Sleeves (Wolf-Park-Mous-

AND 10.30 NOEL CHIBOUST ORCHESTRA, Un Amour Flouralt: Delicado; Mon Coeur Bal; Tea for two; Le Charme de Dolores; Rosa-Marie Polkaj Bana Te Amour: Printemps A Rio: La Fre Du Lac Bie.

(con-

4.00 FHEST PERSON SINGULAR" A play by Lewis Grant Wallace

and. adapted

pradured by William Hughes.

5.00 "QUIET BÖYTIIM.“

Fela Bowande Rhythm quintet. In the Still of the Night; Yin and

the Night and the Music; Estrellita: You are my lucky star; La Mer.

535 KATHRYN GRAYSON BRINGS

MEMORIES

ORACE MOORE. 5.30 MUSIC POR

ROMANCE Stanley Mack (plano) and the Ace of Hearts Orchestra. L'Heure Bleue A Little White Gardenis; Dearly beloved; Just Int me took at you; Too marvellous for words: Moonlight becomes you;

dreams: Mona Liza: So Blue; If ieve a

6.00 TIME BIGNAL AND PRO.

GRAMME SUMMARY, 6.03 CHILDILEN'S HALF HOUR.

The Adventures of Cars Chuff by Harry Hatelian. No. 1: Wurse Things Happen at Sen.

Edwards, with Walilas Baton, 1.00 TIME SIGNAL, BADIO NEWS (from "Samson and Dellat Lovely fady: Wrap your iroubles in Ana Cogso, June Whiteid. Repeat of last Friday's Broadcast.21.09 GOODNIGHT, MUSIC, M.

10.59 WEATHER RETORT

"The Beauty of the Angels" Sonata in E flat minor (Less Janacek)-Jose! Palenicek (planm. Soloists: L Domaninska, Jurenova, J. Valka. J. Hromadkn.

COU BAVE THE QUEEN. 1130 CLOSE DOWN.

Monday

7.9% aim. TIME BIGNAL UFENING MARCH.

3.02 LT MUSIC.

71

100 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS- REEL (LONDON RELAV). 11.09 GODDŇIGHT MUSIC.

Concerto for piano and orchestra No. In E flat major (LAS)-Cor De Groot

prud (piano)

Radio Philhermiate Orch. (Hilversum)

Van Otterloo. cond. by Willem

GÚD SAVE THE QUEEN. AND | 11,38. CLOSE DOWN,

NEWS. ANU

NEWS SUMMARY. 120 TOP O' THE MORN. 2.95 WEATHER KEFORT, 1.00 INE BIGNAL

WEATHER REPORT

ANNOUNCEMENTS. BPECIAL 1.10 MUSIC IN THE AIL. BARI CLOSE DOWN. 19.30 p.m. PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 1232 DOUBLE ATTRACTION.

(vocal) Ray Eberle (vocal) with Glenn Müller and his Orchestra. 1.00 TIME SIGNAL MANTOVANI

AND HIS QRCHESTRA.

MiLady

CAFEOD

1.15 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- MENTS.

1.30 MUSIC FOR YOU. Z00 CLOSE DOWN.

4.00 TIME SIGNAL AND PRO.

GRAMME SUMMARY, 6.03 STUDIO: CHILDEN'S HALP

HOUR.

Prevented by Elizabeth. 4.30 AUSTRALIAN BEAGAZINE.

CAVALCADE 4.45 COMPOSER

HARRY WARREN.

I only have eyes for you; •Whore.

17-The Spencer-Hagen Orch; Lullaby of Broadway-Doris Day Lubol

(vocal with the Norman AND

GRAMME BUMMARY.

Fno-

.0.01 KTUDIO: UNIT REQUESTS.

Presented by Linda.

being

Calling: No. 1 F.AS.D.

to

4.40 SPORTS RELAY-ASSOCIA.

suited

Michael Hend will net as his own announcer on Wednesday and his programme will include a group of three Elizabethan songs: "The Roadside Fire" by Vaughan Williams; and three of "FOX- his own compositions:

"Liinchouse gloves":

Reach" and "Sweethearts and Wives".

SPORTS

This evening the Association Frot- ball match between the Kowloon Motor Bus Co. and the RAF marie the often opening of the 1055/66 football season in the Colony,

Fram Hadio Hongkong at đảo this everans, listeners can hear com- nientiates on the match by Brig Young John Wallsce from Caro Line fill.

Tomorrow-the Army meets Kit- chec at the Club ground, and again there will be commentaries at 6:40 p.m.

To allow for these broader com- mentaries on the week-end's sport, a tow adjustments have had to be Saturday's Juke Box made. On Parade' will now begin at 715, in stead of 7 o'clock, and the newe magazine, This Week, can be heard at 140 pm. On Sundays the Forces Evening Service will now begin at 0.10 inolead of 0.30.

Halo Ilongtong's weekly round up of Bre highlights of the week's sporting events, Sports Cavalcade", will be on the air of nine o'clock this evening, as usual.

NEW ZEALAND'S DAY In celebration of Dominion Day on September 20, men from HMNZS Pukaki will be singing Moor songs

There include wre dans at 8.15. and love sŮSION and the frammuts Maori Farewell.

TRIO IN RHYTHM

A new mwing nories begins this evening, with a rhythmn trio featur- ing Vic Cristobal at the piano, Barry Yanezza base, and Angel Goa on be druma The Trio in Rhythin may head at 0.15.

THIS WEEK "This Week's" programme mcludes a talk with two top-line TV camera- non-a recording made In Hongkong for the World Jazz Festival, and an interview with a Belgian documen tary Blm cameraman and script wrker who is filming the Fur Eat not the America.

of 860 kilocycles per second and on.3940 kilocycles, 70.14 metres.)

TION FOOTBALL Kowloon Motor Bus v. RAF. Commentary from Caroline 1

4 - ATUOI

"JUKE

30X

PARADE" Presented by Nick Kendall 7.40 TIN WKEK."

News, reports and Interviews on sonte of the work's events

in and out of Hongkong. Complied by Timothy Birch. 10 WEATHER REPORT.

5.00 TIME AIONAL AND Tar

NEWS (LONDON RELAY). 8.00 COMMENTARY (LONDON

REDAY) OR SPECIAL NOUNCEMENTS.

8.11 TRIO IN RHYTHM.

AN-

Vic Christobal (piano), Barry

Angel Yanezza (busa),' (drums).

GAR

1.30 Bebe Baniels and Ben Lyon in

"LIFE WITH THE LYONS" Episode 27: How to be a good Rather,"

Choir and the Buddy Cole Quartet; On the Atcheson, Topeka and Santa F-Ding Crosby (vocal) with John Septt. Trotter and his Orch. & Six His Be a Mla; Remember me; The

BBC

Overseas

Shortwave

Tuesday

7.00 2.21, TIME SIGNAL OPENING BARCH.

SIGNAL,

AND

NEWS,

Spler (Harp) Melodique (A. Hasselman)-Rosa | Ing)--with homs,

GOD BAVE TUE QUEBN. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

Wednesday

1.00 AIR, TIME SIGNAL

OPENING MARCH.

7.02 LIGHT MUSIC, 7.15 NEWB SUMMARY 120 TOP O' THE MORN. 7.45 WEATHER HEPORT. 1,00 TIMES BIGNALIN

AND

NEWS.

AND

1.02 LUHT MUSIC, 113 NEWB SUMMARY

WEATHER REPORT 120 TOP O' THE MORN,

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. 7.10 MUSIC IN THE AIR 1,65 WEATHER KEFORT. 6.10 TIME

0.00 CLOBE DOWN. WEATHER REPÚKT AND | 1330 pm. PROGRAMME BUMMARY. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. 11.32 MUBIC FROM THE FILMS 8.10 MUSIC IN THE AI.

LIS NEWB, WEATHER 9.00 CLOSE DOWN.

1215. p.m. STUDIO: MORNING

FRAYERN.

By the Very Rev. Y. S. Templa.

12.30 PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 12.32 THE MUSIC GOES KOUND

AND ROUND.

1.00 TIME SIGNAL ECHOES OF

HARLEM. The alusia of Duke Ellington,

David 民事

with (Piano)

REPORT

Rhythm Accomp.

1.IK NEWB, WEATHER

AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- MENTS

130 LUNCHTIME MUSIC. 2:00 CLOSE DOWN.

FRO

0,00 TIME SIGNAL AND

GRAMME SUMMARY. '00) CONCERT DY THE NOTTE

POLICE BAND...

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. 24

6.30 pm. This DÀY AND AUE. 040 FROM THE EDITIORIALS, 9.43 LOU CAMPARA. (Accordioa).

O GRANDE

1.30 FORCES FAVOURITES (LON- 1e,

DON RELAY).

9.00, TIME SIGNÁL

STUDIO: SPORTS CAVAL. CADE.

Edited by Belg Young. Produced by John Walinco.

9.30 ECHOES OF THE THEATRE.

"South Pacific" Itammerstein II).

(Rodgers

GINGOLD..

"THE FORTUNES OF NIGEL' novel by Sir Walter Scott.

u-"The Clouds Disperse.'

8.60 THE NEWB.

8.09 COMMENTARY,

8.13 PORTS ROUND-UP.

8.25 teport from the

WEST COUNTRY

8.30 FURCES' FAVOURITES,

5.00 FROM THE WEEKLIES. 5.35 TODAY'S COMPOSER:

ProkeDev to recorda),

Sung by the original artists of the 9.30 SCOTTISHI MAGAZINE. New York Production with Chorus 10.09 THE NEWS. & Orchestra conducted by. Salvatore 19.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN.

10.15 LISTENERS CHOICE Dell 'Isola. 10.00 TAKE YOUR PARTNERS.

with

11.00 Big Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL. 11.13 PIANO MUSIC (records), 11.30 Racing

ELIZABETH!

11

Alexander's Ragtime Band-Dutch Swing College Band; Blue Skies Johnny Meyer (accordion) rhythm: La Cumpareita Malando und his Orch; Come back to Sorrento The Flamingo's; Four Dances from Latin America: Anything can hap- pen-with vocal: What a diff'renen a day made; Humpty Dumpty-Abbo Lane (vocal); Low Timbales---Xavier the Cugat and his Orch. When. Saints go marching in--The Ramblers conducted by The Uden Maeman; Ain't sha, Kweet - Johnny Meyer (accordion) with rhythm: Drifting |, 7,15 Marjorie Westbury In and dreaming-Jan Corduwoner, and

QUEEN STAKES. commentary on the race at Ascot. 11.45 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL A commentary on the second half of unse of the day's Beattish League Division A matches.

SUNDAY, SEPT. 25

4.30 p.m. TODAY'S COMPOSER.

Schumann lost records) 6.49 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 4.13 MB NORTHERN ORCHESTRA.

*SEVEN STAGES."..

Purcol (on records).

9.30 ENGLIBU MAGAZINE.

10.00 THE NEWS.

10.00 HOME NEWS FROM. BRITAIN. 10.15 GRAND HOTEL.

11.00 Bt Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL, 11.09 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 11.13 Peter

Aud Majorie

AND THE

Coke Westbury in

PAUL TEMPLE MADISON MYSTERY.

By Francis Durbridge. The Four Suspects.

TUESDAY, SEPT. 27

0.30 p.m. THIS DAY AND AGE.

6.40 FROM THE EDITORIALS.

6.43 LOBRAE DESMOND

In Bearch of Fame.'

12,000 miles from home,

7.00 LAWS AND LIBERTIES. The last of a series of four pro-

recalling Krammes

famous casca illustrate the right and which libertits

of the Individual under English law. The case of Adolph Beck, 1895.

CUMMONWEALTH CLUB,

BAV

The NEWS,`

B.

CENTARY.

Da brusA'S ROUND-UP,

25 Five Minutes for

FARMERS. ·

8.30 FORCES FAVOURITES. 9.09 THE HARLEQUING.

0.15 TODAY'S COMPOSER.

Liszt (on records) ULSTER MAGAZINE. 110.00 THE NEWB.

his Ballroost Orch. Die Cardas By Stella Margetaon. 7-Child Star.105 BHC SCOTTISH ORCHESTRA. furstin Jan Corduwener and his Orch: Itery Joyce Taylor (Vocal) David with Orch. conducted by Carroll Across the wide, Missouri Haul Weston and his Orch, with the Norman Luton Choir; Kiss of fire: The Blacksmith Blues: Delicado: I'm vours-Ralph Flanagan and his Orch.; Girl The little Red Monkey; without a name-Roberto Inglez and hia Orch.; Bluebird Waltz-Sydney Thompson Olde Tyme Dance Orch. 10.50 WEATHER REPORT.

10.09 HUME NEWS FROM KRPÉAIN,

130 SUNDAY SERVICE.

11.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL, From Cramund Parish Church by 11.09 Programme Bummary Edinburgh. Conducted by the 17.15 EOW DO YOU DO?

the Third Programme Minister, the Rev. R. Leonard Small. 11.45 From

THE HISTORY OF STRIKES." 8.00 THE NEWS.

Reader in Recent By A Briggs. 8.00 COMMENTARY.

Social and Economie Itistory in the University of Oxford.

The

8.15 SPORTS ROUND-UP. 8.30 IN TOWN TONIGHT, 0,00 "MARTIKA.*

An opera in four are by Plotow, 10.00 THE NEWS. 10.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 10.15 FOR CHILDREN

*Treasure Island.* ́

11.00 TIME RIGNAL, BADIO NEWS-By R. Stevenson. How Mutsy

HEEL (LONDON RELAY). (Broadcasting on a frequency 11.09 TAKE YOUR PARTNERE. Broke Cul

11.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL, Muskrať Hamble - Maxime Saty 11.09 PROGRAMME SUMMARY, and his "New Orleans Sound"; 11:15 CONCERTO. Roof Blues Joe Luciano and his Plano

4.16 G concerto No Dixieland Band: Apex Blue

Saury and ****New Maxime Orican mind"; Clarinet Marmalade MONDAY, SEPT. 26. --Joe Luciano and his Dixieland $30 pm, PIANO MUSIC (records), Band: High Society-Joe Luciano

6.40 FROM THE EDITORIALS. and his Deland Band: Block and 0.45_DOMINION DAY. BUC-Maxime Stury and him, "NeW Orleans Sound",

Today

12.30 p.m. PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 1352 51USICAL SCRAPBOOK.

100 TIME SIGNAL.

REPORT J.13 NEWB,

WRATHER

AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- MENTE.

1.30 LUNCHTIME' MUSIC.

FORCES PROGRAMMER,

2.00 OLD TIME BALLEGON.

With Sydney Thompson and His Orchestr

230 BALLMARKB OF MODERN

MUSIC.

Tony flati and his Orchestra.

340 STUDIO: HOSPITAL · RE-

QUESTS,

Presented by Jean.

4.00 BTUDIO) 'FORCES' CHOICE.

Presented by Christopher Hallday.

130 THE MILL ON TER FLO18–

BY GKORON ELIOT,

E

Produced by Wiltrid Grantham.

Part 4: "The Lane Decides" ·

5.00 "JUST FOR YOU"

Nawa and muste from Holly-

Word, Engl

8.15. PIPE MUSIC, L

Glasgow Police Pipe Hää

K.30. BEQUENTE:FROM TUR RADIO

BROW

Firratiary, - mamigos. 2168 (7 'queta «from"your" (tanding and friends who visited the Toror Troadenoting, Blandat Lise Beillah National Radio Show si

11.20

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. RACING. Queen Elizabeth II stakes. A commentary on the race at A2004.- 11.45 CLOSE DOWN,

FERDINAND

Beethoven,

The Symphony Orchestra of the New Zealand Broadcasting Service.

7.30 'MURDOCH IN MAYFAIR.”

5.00 THE NEWARK

5.00 COMMENTARY: A

3.15 SPORTS REVIEW.

8.46 MUSIC FOR DANCING,

BE TODAY'S COMPOSER.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 28

6.10 p.m. 8AM POLLOCK,

FROM THE EDITORIALS. 4.45 PLANO PLAYTIME. Mike Moende.

1.00 THE ARCHERS.

At the piano.

A ctory of country folk,

7.30 NEW RECORDS,

8.00 THE NEWS..

6.99 COMMENTARY.

8.13, SPORTS ROUND-UP. 8.25 Report from

SOUTH-EAST ENGLAND. Ondordshire.

1

B30 BLACKPOOL NIGHT. 910 MUSIC MAGAZINE, The Musle of Paul Duka 1800

'Double 1035) by Boatt Goddard Anniversary by John Warrack,

9.43 WORK AND WORKBI". 10.00 THE NEWS

10.09 FEOME NEW FROM DRITAIN. 10.15 BBC MIDLAND LIGHT OB-

CHESTRA.

REPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- MENTE,

130 LONDON STUDIO CONCERT,

The BBC Scottish Orchestra. Conducted by Ian Whyte,

2.00 CLOSE DOWN,

BIGNAL AND FROM

8.00 TIME

GRAMME SUMMARY, 6.03 LUCKY DIP VARIETY RE-

QUESTE.

Fichenzed by Jean.

7.00 INTERLUDE FUL MUSIC,

With Charles and ifaroid smart. *7.13 MARIO LANZA SINGS.

A Kim Long Ago; Bay heart stood stu Byavis; The Moon was yellow with orch. oond. by ay Binatra. 730 A LIFE OF BLISS,

Written by Godfrey LIMETİN, Produced by Leslie bringniOS. Episode 221.

WEATHER REPORT.

8.00 TIME SIGNAL AND THE

NEWB (LONDON" BELAT). 8,00 COMMENTARY (LONDON RE- AN-

LAY) DESPECIAL

NOUNCEMENTS,

4.13 ENGLISH SONG RECITAL.

11215

10.39 WEATHER REPORT.' 11.99 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS

TEEL (LONDON RELAY). 11.99 GOODNIGHT MUSIC,

You'd be so nice to come home to: As long as 1.ve: But not for me; It had you; Coma rain or CODE shine," I saw Marr; I've got the Woo world on a string-Barbara Carroll (Barbara Carroll, plano: Jos Shul- man, bass; Ralph Pollack, drums).

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

8.00

Friday

PRO- AND

TIME SIGNAL, SUMMARY GRAMISE WEATHER REPORT. 8.02 MORNING MELODY. 330 MANTOVANI AND HIS OR

CHESTRA PLAY

Song hit from Theatreland” NEWS, SIGNAL 2.00 TIME

WEATHER REPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS, D.10 "DOLLY SUITE

Orchestra

London Symphony conducted by Anatole Fision- Tart

9.30 POPULAR VARIETY. 10.15 A MAN AND HIS MUSIC.

The story of Edward German. 11.15. LEW WHITE PLAYS-AT. THE.

THEATRE ORGAN.

Deep Purple: All the Things you ho are mine; The Sweetest Story Ever Told: September Song. 1130 MORNING PROM.

#30' STUDIO: "TIP TOP TUNER,”

Presented by Joan, -

The Hits of September chewn, dy Listeners in their Henrests,

2,40 BUNDOWN SERENADE.

Autuna Sunabino – Caprice (Ne- Rinald King) - Lonten romenade ich Romantle. Epkoda (Granville Bat:trelo); By the Laks (Walter Celling)-London Promenade, Orch.; Adoration (Graivile Bantock)-Lon- don Promenade Orchestra: Lo Serenata (Gaetano Braga)-Dolf van der Linden and his Metropole Orch: Laura (takṣini-Mérger): Melody in

(utatein)

(Rodgers Hart); Rgmanušca. (Gade)-Dolf van der Landen and his Metropole Or- chelin' By the Straem Montague

Wall F. Philips) #Queen's

Ligit Oroli, conducted by Charles Williams,

7.30 "VIEWPOINT.”

Lover

A werky misgazine devoted to the Arta edited and introduced

by Janet Tomblik.

Father Ryon reviews: "Life of Clara Novello"; Diana Madgett, re- vlows: Treasures of the National Gallerier":"Life in Provincial Re- pertory"; "First of two talks by Üre jiula Buímer; "Aspects of the Cine

ma" Final talk in this series by Hugh Sullivan,

7.59 WEATHER REPORT. '' 8.00 TIME BIONAL

AND

TUS

NEWS (LONDON BELAY). 3.00 APPEAL FOR THE ST JOHN MICHAELMAR FAIR (RE- CORDED).

By Lady Kiploch.::

15 ARTIST OF THE WEEK. Suzanne Danes (soprano).. Wir wandelten, Op. 90 No. 2 (Brahms) (Poem

Daumer); by

[Poem Rumengruse (Hugo Welf) by Goethe) with Guido Agosti (plano); Trois Chansons de Bilitis

to his own Accompaniment, ducted by Jean Martinon; Intermezzo Agosti (piano).

Boatrice and Benedict Overture Debussy) (Foems by Pierre Lauys): (Berlioz) L'Orchestre de Associa-La Flute do Pan: La Chevelure: Le con Tombeau dos Nalades-with Quido Michael Head (baritone), sings tion des Concerte Lamoureux

830 TAKE IT FROM HERE.

Dick

Jimmy 'Bentley, and Edwards with Walian Eaton, Alma Copan, June Whitded, 9,00 TIME SIGNAL,

Торассо

Three Elizabethan songs: There is (from "Nalls") (Delibes) Nicolai (conductor); La Boutique * Kardan 21 her face (Campian); balko

(Rogaini Fin would I change that note Tantaque-Ballet Adiante (Tobias Kume);

(Tobias Respighi)-Philharmon Orch, 200- Humal: The Plague of Love (Args ducted by Robert Irving.

ROMAN STUDIO 11.00 Big Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL,T: Head); A Bondeley (Furusli); | 12.19 p.m.

The You (Poler 11.09 Programme Baternary.

CATHOLIC PRAYERS,

Father W. 11.15 Lieutenant-Colonel

By the Rev. Gallagher, 61.

F. Spencer Chapmann, D.8.0. TBE DOUBLE

Orexte Phito's

From Lt. Colonel Friend or Foe.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 29

Moore.

Warlock); The Handside fire (Vaughn Willama); Yoxgloves (Michael Road); Zimetio Resch (Michael Head); Sweethearts 13.30 PROGRAMME SUMMARY, and Wives (Michael Head); "my 1232 JOURNEY INTO MELODY, love 18

red, red ros (Scoutah).

KAS GYPSY NIGHTS.

Themes from the musical score of "Golden Earrings" (Victor Young) Prelude) Orch; Escape and Lament

9.30 p.m. THIS DAY AND AGE. 'The work of Henry Speaker Sir Philip Hendy, Director-Gypsy soloist: Elima Garde Greer

of the National Gallery, London,

6.40 FROM. THE EDITORIALS.

4.45 THE CHAMELEONE.

1.90 JAZZ IN THE MAKING. 13-The Birth of the Modern Stylce.

130 STARSTRUCK.*

8.00 THE NEWB.

8.09 COMMENTARY,

AS SPORTS ROUND-UP.

8.25 Report from the

NORTH OF ENGLAND, 8.30 WHAT'S THE FORM? 845 LINGER AWHILE.' 9.15 TODAY'S COMPOSER Elgar (on records).

230 WELSH MAGAZINE. 10.00 THE NEWB,

10.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 10.15 Michael Hordern

Chevreau in

TANIA...

By: Adrien Alington.

and

Cecile

11.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL. 11.05 FROGRAMME BUMMARY, 11.15 ALL MY EYE AND KITTY

BLUKTT

11.43 SERIOUS ARGUMENT.

FRIDAY, SEPT. 30

8.30 pm. JOHNNY MORRIS GETS

A JOB.

4.40 FROM THE EDITIONIALS. 0.45 Frequency Announcements and

Wavelength Changes,

THE

7.00 PAUL TEMPLE AND

MADISON MYSTERY.

7.30 THE COPENHAGEN TRADE

TAIR

A description by Brian Jolmaton of

TAS ROBINSON CLEAVER.

At the theatre organ.

8.00 THE NEWB,

4.09 COMMENTARY.

8.13 SPORTS ROUND-UF.

8.25. Report from the

MIDLANDS.

8.30 MARCHING AND WALTZING.

9.15 TODAY'S COMPOSER.

Ameians ton records).

9.30 MONTMARTRE

PLAYERS.

3.4 LETTER FROM AMERICA,

·By 'Alistair Cooke,

10.00 THE NEWS,

10.99 HOME NEWS TROM BRITAIN. 10.35 REGINALD LEOPOLD, And his Orchestra.

11.00 Big Ben. RADIO NEWSHÉEL, 11.09 PROGRAMMY BUMMARY, 13.15 Radio. Theatre presents Angela Baddeley, and Patrick: Barr in THE ORCHARD WALLS, By R. F. Delderfield.

By MIK

Camp: Lover Theme and Gypsy Dunod: Finale Victor Young and ble Concert Orch. with Victor "Auro (violin).

0,00 TIME SIGNAL. “

WEDNESDAY THEATRE.

Tur Shakespeare memorial theatre company in⠀ “as you Like 15" by William Shakespeare. Produced by William Hughes. 10.59 WEATHER REPORT. 11.00 TIME BIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-

KEEL (LONDON BELAY).. 11.09 GOODNIGHT MUSIC,

Somata in Efat major No. (Haydn)--Lili Craus, (piano).

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 11.30 CLOSE, DOWN..

Thursday

-7.00 am. TIME SJONAL

UPENING MARCH.

3

*AND

7,02 LIGHT MUSIC. 115 NEWS SUMMARY, 120 TOP O' THE MORN. 7.5 WEATHER REPORT. 8,00 TIME SIGNAL, NEWS, WEATHER DEPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. 8.10 MUSIC IN. THE AIR. 9.00 CLOSE DOWN.

| 1938. μm. PROGRAMME AUMMARY.

12.32 NOTHING BUT MUBIC,

WEATHER REPORT 1.15 NEWS,

AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE-

MENTS,

*340 KONGA ́FROM THE SHOWS.

With Cardio Carr, Helen Clare, Jerk Cooper.

John .Hanson,

„Billy Ternent and his Concert

Orchestra.

Presented by John Watt,

2,00 CLORE DOWN.

#.00 TEMP ́ ́BIONAL AND PRO-

GRAMME BUMMARY,

6.03 STUDIO: JAZZ MIALY HOUR.

Praented by Robert Acheson, 6.30 #TUDIO: PÚRTUGUESE BALY

HOUR.

IM V,8,A, HIT PARADE

7.30 EXCERPTA FROM THE LON- DON PRODUCTION OF THE MURICAN PLAY "WEDDING IN PARIA” (HANS MAY).

Anton Walbrook and Evelyn Lays with Jeff Warren and

.

STUDIO: MUSIC LOVERS' HOUR -- CLABBICAL BK- QUESTA,

Presented by Alleen Bekker. Schuman Quintet in E flat Major, Op. 44: Chopin; Concerto No. 2 in

Minor for Plano and

With the Gershwin,

paric

of George

Op.

1.00 TIME SIGNAL

WEATHER 1.15-NEWS,

REPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE. MENTS.

130 MUSIC OF THE MASTERS.

Polonia Overture (Wagner)-Sym. Bortn phony Orchestra of Radio corkhucted by Adolf writz Guhl: Concerto in A minor, Op. 103; (Bṛahma) for violin, cello and orchestra Gioconda De Vile (violin) Amadeo Baldovino (cello) and conducted the Philharmonia Orch.

Double

by Rudolf Schwarz; Little Symptions No. 8. (William. Boyes) - London Baroque Ensemble conducted ay Karl Hoes.

R36 LONDON STUDIO MELODIES. Bay Biartin and his Orchestra with the Coronets and Davo

Shand. 3.00 LOUIS ARMSTRONG' PLAYS

W. C. HANDY.

& his All (Louis Armstrong Star).

Orchestra,

21: Strauss: Tales Vienna Woods.

from

10.00 BOULEVARD CAFE.

Boir sur la Ferat; Ton Coeur et Mon Coeur Dany Dauberson (vocal); Blondine: Ma forse — Tino Romal

vocal Trop Beau Pour Etre Val -Les Compagnons de, la Chanson. 19.15-1-ETTER FROM AMERICA

(RECORDED LONDON RE LAY),

By Alistair Cooke. 1030 THANKS POR THE MEMORY,

A programme of music played by Carroll Gibbons atid his Orchestra 1939, WEATHER, REPORT. 11.09 TIME BIONAL. RADIO NEWS-

REEL (LONDON RELAY},"A 1109 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.

Toyland;. When you're sway; An. sweet mystery of life: Gypsy Lave rong: Bweethearts: To the Land of my own Romance-At Goodman and itle Orcht.

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN, 11:30 CLOSE DOWN.

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CALL ME MÁDÁM ---- Words &,mude by Irving Berün

with Ethel Merman Dick Haymes Ellen Wilson. THE KING & I Rodgers & Hammerstein

with Gortitude Lawrence & Yul Brynner. WONDERFUL' TOWN Field), Bernstein & Comden

with Rosalind Russell

ANNIE GET YOUR GUN — Irving Berlin

with Ethel Merman, Ray Middleton; Rob Kathleen Carnès. ---

CAROUSEL Rodgers & Hammersteln

with Christine Johnson, Jean Darling, Leid Mattson, Murvyn Vye, Jan Claytoni

MOUTRIE

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