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“China Mail” Feature

"The Flying Angel"-Centenary Feature

On Missions To Seamen

Tomorrow sees the Centenary of the founda- tion of the Missions to Seamen, and this evening at nine minutes past seven, Radio Hongkong will present a specially prepared feature programme as a tribute to the work the Missions have done, and are still doing, to provide physical and spiritual comfort for seafarers all over the world.

10.30 BHORT STORY.

{Burkhard)-~-Ray Anthony (trumpet) "When 1 Wan Thirteen" by with the Anthony Choir; Slaughter My {lodger): Patrick Clifford read by David on Tenth Avenue

Concerto Tepper-Alstone)--Tommy 1.yttle.

Mercer (Vuci).

11.29 WEATHER REPORT.

05 RADIO DANCE DATE.

CORY DOWN.

Sunday

PRO- 14.00 am. TIME, BIONAL.,

GRAMME SUMMARY, NEWS,

REPORT WEATHER

AND APORTA RESULTS. 10.14 MORNING MELODY,

The Hongkong branch of the Missions provides an excellent example of how this work is carried on and, in his quest for background material for 10.30 the programme, producer Ted Thomas took the micropline behind the scenes at the Missions H.Q.1.10 in Gloucester Road.

Here he Interviewed the re- aldent Chaplain, the Rev. Haig and members of the Brown, staff, and then went aboard the Mission's halssch "Dayspring" to accompany the Chuplain on one

NEAR TO YOU

СНА СНА СНА WHY DON'T YOU

ME

RELAY OF THE SERVICE

the

Church,

From

Unive KENNEDY ROAD, Preecher The Rev a M. StevenNON

111.43 NAOHT RECITAL,

THE KENTUCKY MINSTRELS.

By Zino Prancescatti (violin). 12.00 ES MASTERS OF MELODY

Cele William. and his con. een reliestra, The ques +1 Montague P

p.m. MUSIC MAGAZINE.

intrudured by Complies and Peter Sharp

-k

Jur Muníc Mce with Ben, in Britten anred Peter Prain, Donald Goatd given a EIG te to Figer's ello Concert to be played in the Even-

WRITE 12.30

DANCE WITH ME HENHY

THE ROCK AROUND

of his frequent visita to ships | CLOCK lying in the harbour.

He also recorded the Sen

Scouts who trutn under the wing

Garrison Players' Production

"Wednesday Theatre" this of The Flying Angel", nd week. at p.m. listeners secured a recorded tribule from hear a play by Anthony Bucke a man weli qualised to peakridge valled

bout the sanvloe

gives lo seu

the Director James Jolly.

Price

In

My

A

Interview

Concert. Aindrey Mendes taika about chart Tasber 1.00 1101 NIGNAL..

NEW CONVERT ORCHESTRA. LIS NEWS WEATHER REPORT ANNOUNCE- AND SPECIAL MENTS.

1.23 SPORTS TIME, the mission Pocket" which is produced for in Hongkong, the Gurrison Players by Reggie

of Marie, Mr Glanvill.

Itse story concerns a self- chucated schoolmaster. whees

a scholarship to Cam- son Falls bridge, and the father's method problem. with the of dealing

is played by The schoolmaster

his Neville Evans,

wite, by Mendes, and the son Auditry

Whitting- Fearnly by Robert

Programmes From London

The returt of Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal liigh- the Duke of Edinburgh will from their tour of Nigeria be marked by a State Luncheon Wednesday, Guildhall when the Lord Mayor of Lon-all don, Alderman C. L. Ackroyd, wtil and the City Corporation welcome the Royal visitors and

in

A

on

company distinguished

guests.

گرنگ

A description of the scene in the Guildhall and the speeches made at the lunchron

broadenst—from

will be the BBC-Uy

at 10 5

Uti

Radio Hongkong Wednesday evening

Listeners who have been fol- lowing the Royal Tour of Nige- rin, and have enjoyed Wynford Vaughan Thomas' commentaries, may be interested to hear that on Tuesday evening at 7.45 the

o a series of Dirst

Wynford Vaughan

lulks by Thomas

called "Learning to Talk"-cun

be heard.

in This

Wynford Vaughan

progaine,

Thomas re-

caus few of thia experiences

which directed

his steps

wards a BBC career,

eribes 20mNE

influenced

words.

to- and dey- of the people whe him in

British Industries Fair

year the

(Broadcasting on a frequency of 800 kilocycles per second).

Today

12.30 p.m. PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 12.32 MURICAL BCRAPBOOK.

1.15 NEWS, WEATHER AND SPECIAL MENTR

1.30 ALFREDO

REPORT ANOUNCE-

ANTORINI

118 ORCHESTRA.

FORCES PROGRAMMES, 2.00 HOSPITAL, REQUESTA,

Presented by Brenda

AND

1.00 COME INTO THE PARLOUR Music from Northern Ireland.

1.20 FORCES CHOICE.

Presented by Joseph Nylan

4.00 TUE MAN OF PROPERTY"... BY JOHN GALSWORTHY Adapted for radio hy Levy.

Produced by Hugh Stewart

Muriet

Horton "Pop" Arthur by

4.30 POPULAR CLASSICS.

Played by the Orri conducted Fiedler.

from

Grand March from "A"

movement 711; First Concerto No 1 in at minor. Op Jess Mario Soorona plano?: Waltzes from "Der Buskafter Bichard

the use of

23 17chaikovsky:

Strauss): The Sleeping Beauty--Waltz (Thal- Kovsky), Excerpte frote pindes" (Chaptr)

14

Syl-

London end This of Britain's great shop window... the BIF-has been divided into two parts, and the first part, devoted to fancy and consumer goods, opens at Earls Court this

3.00 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL..

Eastern. Ht Joseph's v. Commentary fro Carole till

AND JIN 3.45 SACKIE OLEASON

ORCHESTRA.

133 HOSPITAL REQUESTS.

Presented by Hary,

2.30 YOU

HALL..

RADIO

Jow turbi (phanlal), With Doould

orchestra

Voorhee

CONCERT

and live

by

1.00 JOURNEY INTO SPACE.

and Written

produerd Cartes Chilton.

Mid-

Pode 15 3.30 HOME REQUESTS,

Presented by Hilary. 430 MUNIC OF MENDELSSOHN,

Overture. On 2 (from "A

Night's Dream—Incidental M Eduard Van Deinum cons cueling the Concertgebouw Orch, of Amsterdam: On Wings of Song ... Gulin Bustalo (vulin with Gerüld Moore planot, Spring Sung. Op AZ No D London Philharmonie Deel. conducted by Sir Lendon Nocturne. Op. 51 No 7 Op. 8 No 1 (from "A Midsummer

Dreamnestental Music'i

Eduard

Roald; Scherte

Heinum conducting the 'TICIZATION FOOTBALL

3.00

Greb of Amsterdam

CAA. Y. Sibe Tao. Commentary from Caroline Hill

AND IS 3.15 RAY ANTHONY

ORCHESTRA.

Secret Learnin' the Blure-ond Love from "Calamity Jane") (Fam - Webster]-Toruny Mercer and the Authony Chult (vocal;; O Mein Paua

6.00 TIME BIGNAL AND PRO.

ORAMME SUMMARY.

4.03 FORCES' EVENING SERVICE.

Conducted by the Rev. CA Jowell, C.F.

6.30 "AN ABSENCE OF WITCHES" A play from "The Kingdom of Popinjay.'

By Marjorie Lloyd.

4.39 WEATHER NEPORT.

7.00 TIME BIONAL AND THR

NEWS.

7.01 COMMENTARY DE SPEGIAL

ANNOUNCEMENTS,

MUSICAL, COCKTAIL. 7.30 1956 HONGKONG

A.A. AND MR.C.

RALLY WITH COM- MENTARIES AND ACTUALITY RECORDINGS.

Produced by. Timothy Birch 8.00 MUSIC FROM THE OPERAR

OF WAGNER.

Overture Tannhauser" - Vienne Symphony Orch.

Orch

condueled

by

Rudolf Murai: O star of Eve (from "Tambauser"} Herbert Jannem (baritone) with the Metropolitan Прото

conducted by Paul Breisach Licbertod from Tristan Trolde"). Küsten Flagstad "Loken- isoprano): Prelude (trum gel Chicago Symphony Orch conducted by Frederick Stock

and

6.30 "DEAD CIRCUIT" (FINAL).

Trevar Adapted by Elleston

novel by Simah from the Battray

Eubode 0: "The Duel' 8.00 TIME RIGNAL

"IT'S IN THE NEWRA NEW RADIO PANEL GAME. Chairman: Jotin WaÑace.

Produced Timothy Birth 9.30 THE SUNDAY CONCRIT.

Symphony Na 0 in C (Schubert) Artur Toscaniat, and the NHC syin- phony Orchi Concerto E minor

Ομ Orchestra, for Cello and

(Kr) Anthony First

05

with

the London Philharmonie Orel con ducted by Eduard Van Beltium

15.42 FROM THE WEFRIES.

# 19 WEATHER REPORT.

11.00 TIME BIGNAL..

7.1 NEWA BUMMARY,

720 TOP O' THE MORN. 145 WEATHER REPORT.

NEWS. 1.00 TIME SIGNAL,

WRATHER NKPORT & DIARY FOR TODAY.

1.10 MARCHING AND WALTZING. 9.00 CLOSE DOWN.

12.30 p.m. PROGRAM HE SUMMABY. 1232 DOUBLE ATTRACTION.

Patti Page (vocal), deri Gal- ian and his Caribbean Rhythm | Boys. 109 TIME BIONAI

GEORGES TEIPINK AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

1.15 NEWS,

WEATHER

AND IPÈCIAL MENTS.

REPORT ANNOUNCK-

130 AFTERNOON CONCERT.

2.00 CLOBE DOWN.

4.00 TIME

KIGNAL AND

GRAMME SUMMARY.

Picadilly Hoe-Down -- Ray Marlin and his Concert Deel. 1130 CLOBE DOWN,

Tuesday

7.00 -1.

TIME

7.30 TIME FOR JAZZ."

With Robin Day.

1,00 KONOUR BOLL OF HITA

1K2.

AND-Swing BIGNAL

DPENING MARCH. 1.02 LIGHT MUSIC. 2.15 NEWB SUMMARY, 7.20 TOP O' THE MORN. 7.43 WEATHER REPORT.

BIGNAL, 8.00 TIME

BJ♪ WHAT'S THE FORAL. · 8.45 PIANO MINIATURER.

Faithfule

in

KADO Muzzcl)-Lya de Barberis (piano); St Francols co Paulo marchant ar Jey Bots (St Francis of Papia walk- ing on the waters) (No a from "Deux Legondea") (Lazi)--Wilhelm Kempit (piano).

4.00 TIME SIGNAL

MORE MUSIC WITH MATIN- SON.

Norbert Matisson (Jazz viclin- let, singer & pinnlit) with Vie Crhlobal (lano). Barry Yantiza (bass). (drums).

9.30 AT THE OPENA.

"Une Education (Chabrier).

Angel

дал

Arranged by Alleen Woods. I've told every little starRobart Trendler and his Orch. and elgrun with Brad Reynolds & June Forrrai (Vocal); Night and Day-Tony Martin (vocal) Somebody loven ine Me Donald DeSylva - Gershwing - Eddie Fisher (vocal); Bay it im's no and Sway with Barry Koyo, Laura Leslie and Tono Alamo Ivudalji How deep in the dog - Edile Fisher (vocal): In a Sherty In okt Shanty Town - Dorks Day

прате vocal); Brother, can you NEWS, Dime-Bing Crosby (vocal); Georgia Bryant (vocal) Adios DIARY—Marle

Muchachos Andy Russell (yocal)) sereneint Bacto: O Sole Mio;

Morton Vient, Vieni

WEATHER REPORT & FOR TODAY. 8.10 MUSIC FROM THE THEATRE. 11.00 CLOBE DOWN.

12.15 p.m. MORNING PRAYERS,

hy the her. 2. E, Sandbach. PRO.12.16 PROGRAMME BUMMARY.

12.32 TED HEATH AND HIS MUSIC.

With Dennis Loth, Lloyd, Bubble Briton. 1.00 TIME' BIGNAL.

6.03 ATOCK MARKET REPORT, G.ON PETERS PROGRAMME. 6.30 AUSTRALIAN TRADE CATA-

LOGUE.

The fortnightly review of al- tralian industry.

6.45 BOX 200."

Mert limit at. the organ. 6.39 WEATHER REPORT. 7.00 TIME

NEWS.

BIONAL

7.09 COMMENTARY

RELAY)

AND THE

(LONDON

DR SPECIAL NOUNCEMENTS.

AN-

ROS

AND

M15

7.15 EDMUNDO

ORCHESTRA.

A programme of Latin Amert- en avusta.

7.45 BONGя BY CURT MASSEY.

Jones and his or With tham chestra.

It had to be you: The Ong I love: On the Athme; Til never have to dream Dan: The Wooden Setder Dull. and the

$.00 "YIT

A weekly magazine devoted to the Arta edited and introduced by Janel Tamblin, 8.30 MUSIC FOR YOU.

Jacqueline Delman,

Anthony

Oliver, Eric Robinson and his concert orchestra.

9.00 TIME BIGNAL.

OFF THE BEATEN TRACK. Timothy Birch.

930 RECITAL

UY

ALEXANDER WONG (TENOR) (CONCENT * HALL).

With piano accompaniment by Moya Res.

Wohin (Schubert); Razelein Schu. ht): Ch'ella mi crede (Puccial MUSIC AT THE CLIP Masonic Munic Mozart) Meure from the overs "The Girl of Golden Liebe Dich (Greg) KY ATT-West"); Ich richo Trassermaurik. The Vienna Symphony Orch.

Extase (Dudare): The lam with the duced by Bernhard Paumtartner: delicato

Freimaurerkoniate Eine

Kleine

K V 623 Laut verkunde uns're

Rudelt Christ Freudel

(tenor). Erich Malkut tenor). Vienna Chan- ber Cholt and the Vienna Symphimy Orch

Bernhard conducted by

Paungartner.

11.20 EPILOGUE.

By the Very Rev, F. S. Temple. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

Monday

7.00 .m.

TIME

SIGNAL AND

OPENING MARCIL 7.02 LIGHT MUSIC.

-

245 (Arko NO. 13 IN F

FRANKIE

PARTY.

1.13 NEWS,

CAILLE'S

WEATHER

830 YOUR RADIO CONCERT

HALL,

Let's put out the lights Gould and his Cr

James Malton (tenur). With Howard Barlow

and

the

chorus and orch.

Kathy

PIANO

REPORT

AND SPECIAL "ANNOUNCE- MENTS.

130 LONDON STUDIO CONCERT.

The BC Northern Orchestra. Conductor: John Hopkins. 1.00 CLOSE DOWN.

BIONAL

9.00 TIME BIONAL

WEDNESDAY THEATRE.

File in my Pocket" by An- thany Buckeridge. Produced for the Garrison Playera by Reggie Glanville,

Cast: Robert Maxwell, Nevillo Audrey Evans: Dorothy Maxwell,

Derek Maxwell. Hobert Mendes Fearnly Whittingstall; Challe PAI- mer, John Little; Headmaster, Eric O'Nell

Framer Show: Mc.

Jubss YOUR: Other Parts: John YouTVE, Robert Hunre, Myrtle Glanvill, Hida Evans, Gary Crook, William Maysa.

BALLAD

Manques"

Gontran de Dotsmassi (soprano), Christiano Cartelit: Heino de la Certzale (mostrano), Claudine Collart: Maitre Pausanias (bas), Xavier Dipraz-Orchestre sous la Direction de Charles Bruck, 10.10 (approx.) HOLIDAY IN ITALY.

Nicardo Barton and his or chestra

Tiritombe: Funicult Funicula;

1030 ONE NIGHT STAND.

Duke Ellington and his famous orchestra.

19.69 WEATHER REPORT.

11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS -

REEL.

11.1

GOODNKIT MUSIC.

Concert Piece for Harp and Or chratra

154 (Safat-Saens)———- Op Jeannette Helmla__[!arp) with Sym- Berlin con- phony Orel of Radin ducted by Heinz Mahike. 1135 CLOSE DOWN.

Friday

TIKE

SIGNAL

OPENING MARCIL

1.42 LIGHT MUSIC.

7.00 .

9.43 (approx.)

FOR

BOGN-

AMERICANE.

Bing Crosby Darby Singers. Orchestra conducted

With

the

Ken

7.13 NEWS BUMMARY,

by

10.15

AND FRO- 6.00 TIME

GRAMME SUMMARY. 9.03 STOCK MARKET REPORT. 9.08 BLUE HAWAIIAN

LIGHT. Alfred Anaka (vocal) with vich. Bus inwalten Moonlight (My YouRKULDHALI LUNCHEON

Trade Wind Muffry Mu-Ray Island (Peter Galen): Mem'ry Island Warren-Gordon, it's Showing in Hawal Quadling-Greene): To you. Form. sweetheart. Alcha (Owens):

O Brook-Lund); Aloha well (Parewell to thee).

8.30 ADVENTURE IN MUSIC.

A programme for "Students of Music of All Agħu.

William Phillp Baker discusses Walton's "Facade" and introduces the Edith Sitwell's recordin

659 WEATHER REPORT. 7.00 TIME BIONAL

NEWB (LONDON RELAY).

AND

THE

AN.

1.09 COMMENTARY (LONDON

RELAY) OR SPECIAL NOUNCEMENTS.

7.13 FIRAT HEARING."

Presented by Alex Bortle 7.43 WYNFORD

VAUGHAN

THOMAS TALKS. No. 1-Learning to Talk.

9.00 INTERNATIONAL

BALF

MAJOR, L.V. 233 (MOZART).

HOUR GERMANY. Wind Instruments Ensemble of the

8.30 STARLIGHT BERÉNADE. Symphony Orch. conducted Vienna

Symphony (Alitone Lawrence); by Bernhard Paumgartner.

CHORALE Voln Columba Conatne Cherubini): SHAW

(Suddenl.") 10.00 ROBERT

Separee Lin Chambre MALE CHORUR

Heuberger - Viktor Waldberg)- 1030 THE GOON SHOW.

and his Orch. The Becombe Percy Faith larry Peter Beers,

[Saint-Saen) — Andre Kos- and Spike Milligan in "The Swan

telanetz and his Orch.; Melodie in E Phantom Head Bhaver." Repeat of last Saturday's broad- at major (Tchaikovsky) - Andro ronducting the Robin Kostelanietz cast.

Hood Dell Orch. of Philadelphia: Snow (Tchaikovsky), Flakes Waltz from the "Nutcracker" Ballet Tehnikovsky)Lexie Bridge water and the Westminster Light Orch: If you said goodbye 18tet Galdleri-Redi)-Percy Falth and his

1.59 WEATHER A8PORT. 14.00- TIME SIGNALA RADIO NEWB-Mercruite

RBEL

11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.

Moonfleet: Belle of the Ball: Bala; The Whistling Gypsy: Blue violins:

BBC Overseas Shortwave Programmes

(6.30 p.m. to 12.15 am, on 21.530 Mc/6, 13.93m and on 17.810 Mc/s, 16.84m)

SATURDAY, FEB. 18

6.30 p.m.

HOUR.

9.09 SOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 9.15 THE MIND OF YAKUD ALI.'

HALF- HANCOCK'S

7.00 THE NEWS.

7.99 COMMENTARY,

7.15 SPORTB ROUND-UP.

7,25 Report from the

WEST COUNTRY.

130 FORCES FAVOURITES, 8.00 FROM THE WEEKLIES.

1. ACCORDION.

Contrasting music for the accordon trayed by Gwenda Wilkins and the

Remember: 1 still get a thr. in always chasing rainbows, A Garden Franeteco Cavez Querte

week. Listeners to Radio Hong-In the Rain; Dancing on the ceiling

kong will be able to accompany BBC

commentator Douglas

Fleming on a mucrophone visit to the Fair on Friday evening al 8.15.

and

"Music Magazine” When Benjamin Britten Peter Peurs were la the Colony, they visited the studios of Radio Hongkong to record an view with Peter Sharp, the pro- ducer of "Muste Magazine""."

inter-

The

cumposer Benjamin Britten spoke about his methods of composition, and his plans for future works which include a full length "classical" ballet; Peter Pears commented on the and of words juxtaposition music; and Benjamin Britten mado same comments which are Likely to sound revolutionary to some listeners.

This interview can be heard in "Music Magazine" tomorrow

0.00 TIME BIONAL

AND

PRO-

GRAMME SUMMARY 5.03 UNIT REQUESTS,

Presented by Linda.

" Q Movemetils Calling: Forces.

MIGNAL

AND

6.30 WEATHER REPORT.

1.00 TIME

NEWS. 1.09 THE FLYING ANGEL.

A.30 SCOTTISHI

9.00 THE NEWA.

9.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN, 9.15 LISTENERS CHOICE.

10.00 Big Ben. RADIO NEW REEL 10.15 EDMUNDO ROS.

Land And his Latin-American Orchestra.

10.45 TIP HILLY MAYERL KHYTUM

ENSEMBLE.

11.00 e MIDLAND CHESTRA.

LIGHT OR.

THE 11.45 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.

A commentary on the second half of one of today's matches in the Fifth Round of the FA Cup.

A feature programme Uluntat- ing the wark and actievements of the Missions to Seamen dur- ing the last hundred years.. Aftanned and presented by Ten Thomes.

7.30 "JUKE BOX PARADE."

Presented by Nick Rendali. 5.00 THIS WEEK."

News, reports, and interview and some of the week's evente In and out of Hongkong. Compiled by Timothy Mrch.

10 THE QUON SHOW.

Peter Sellers, Harry secumbe and Spike Milligan in "The Phantom Head Bhaver."

9.00 TIME MONAL.

SPORTS CAVALCADE, Edited by Brig Young. Produced by John Waitaco.

SPOTLIGHTS 9.30 CELEBRITY

moon

JUDY GARLAND. Arranged by Alleen Woods. Medley: You made me love you; morning at half past twelve. For me and my ga: The Boy next Also in the programme is a tall door! The Trolley Song: Judy at the man: 1 by Audrey Mendes on Richard Falece: Shine on arvest

Home of these days: My Tauber and a programme note dont care: Caroling in the Morning:

Cello to Elgar's

Concerto Danny Boy: After you've gone; Over which will be played in to the rainbow.

14.00 MUSIC FROM THE CHAM-

PAONE ROOM.

morrow's Sunday Concert-by Donald Gould. The programme is compiled and introduced by Peter Sharp.

"Popularlly Foll"

1

Ono hundred and ally dollars la now at stake for this Friday's "Popularity Poll" for although nearly 200 guessing letters were received by Radio Hongkong this work for the But week In succession no one has guessed their tunes in the top threo right order!

Here is this wook's list of the nine top tunes of the week, in the order of their popularity: |

LOVE 19 A MANY SPLEN- DOURED THING,

MOMENTS TO REMEMAKIL IT'S A BIN TO TELL A LIE STRANGE LADY IN TOWN

Introduced by David Lytils.

FERDINAND

SUNDAY, FEB. 19

0.30 p.m. BUNDAY SERVICE. From St Dominic's Roman Catholic Priory. Southampton Road, London. Conducted by the Very Itev, Father Illtud Evans, O.P.

1.00 THE NEWS

1.00 COMMENTARY. 7.15 SPORTS ROUND-UP.

10 Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon In

"LIFE WITH THE LYONS.

'For Men Only."

1.00 MY HEART STOOD STILL.”

A radio play.

3.00 THE NEW..

0.00 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN, 9.15 FOR CHILDREN.

*Biggles

and

Treasure.

the Pirate

10.00 Lt Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL. 10.15 CONCERTO.

Plano Concerto in A minor by Grieg. played by Bronwen Jones.

11.15 HANCOCK'S HALF-HOUR' '

MONDAY, FEB, 20

4.30 p.m. THE GOON SHOW, 1.00 THE NEWS.

7.09 COMMENTARY, 1.15 BPORTS REVIEW.

7.30 MUSIC FOR DANCINO.

8.15 THE CHAMELEONE.

30 ENGLISH MAGAZINE. · SIN THE NEWS.

A play for broadcasting by Arthur

During and Derek Blomfield.

10.00 Big Ben. RADIO NEWSBEEL. 10.15 A BOX AT THE OPERA. 10.45 The Reith Lectures.

THE ENGLISHNESS OF ENG-

ART LIBI

DY NIKOLAUS

PEVANER.

-Perpendicular England. The perpendicular style of English architecture unknown clara sine. Dr Pevsner suggests that it illustrates several aspects of English character.

TUESDAY, FEB. 21

6.30 p.m. COMMONWEALTH CLUB.

THE NEWS. 3.00

7.09 COMMENTARY.

3.13 SPORTS ROUND-UP,

1.23 Five Minutes for

FARMERS,

730 VARIETY CALLS THE TUNE. 8.15 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.' A radio

10.15 GUILDBALL LUNCHEON,

Ta H.M. The Queen and I... The Duke of Edinburgh on their return from Nigeria.

METROPOLITAN 10.45 app.

CHESTRA.

11.13 MUSIC IN MINIATURE.

THURSDAY, FEB. 23

4.30 pm. THE ARCHERS.

A story of country folk.

1.00 TILE NEWS.

7.09 COMMENTARY.

7.35 SPORTS ROUND-UP.

7.25 Report from the

NORTH OF ENGLAND.

7.30 WHAT'S THE FORM7

1.45 NEW RECORDS.

8.13 SANDY MACPHERSON.

At the theatre, organ.

8.30 WRLBH MAGAZINE.

9.00 THE NEWS.

OR-

9.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN.

9.15 GRAND HOTEL

10.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL.

by Rubert Oxton Boit.10.15 BERIOUS ARGUMENT.

BAS UN "MAGAZINE.

B.00 THE NEW.

8.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 9.15 NEW TECORDS.

10.00 Big Ben. RADIO NEWMEEL 10.13 TAKE IT FROM BBKK.' 1045 THE HAPPY WANDERER. A programme of gramophone records presented by Lilien Buff

115 PAUL ADAM.

And his Mayfair Music. 11.45 THIS DAY AND AGE.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22

0.30 p.m. DANCE MUBIC. 1.00 THE NEWS.

7.09 COMMENTARY.

7.15 SPORTE ROUND-UP. 7.25 Report from

SOUTH-EAST ENGLAND. 7.30 FORCES FAVOURITES. 4.00 TWENTY QUESTION. Commonwealth Edition. 8.30 MUSIC MAGAZINE.

Music

The Murly of Anton Areriaky (11

Abroad, by Cedric Enishman Wallie

6.45 ALBERT ACHWEITZER

D: A Hospital Grows The story of Bomweltzer's life tola

ta extracts from selected and arranged by Greenwood.

In

writings

Ormerod

10.15 DBC Concert Hall.

BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. 11.35 THIS DAY AND AGE.

FRIDAY, FEB. '24

0.30 p.m. BRITISH INDUSTRIES

FAIR. 1950.

A microphone vish to the first pert of this year's fair at Earls Court, London.

645 DANCE MUSIC (RECORDS). 7.00 THE NEWE

7.09 COMMENTARY.

115 BPORTS ROUND-UP.

1.25 teport from the

MIDLANDS.

7.30 GOD AND HIS WORLD.

A Christian approach to daily life

by the Rev. Maurice Deat

7.45 Jack Payne Introduces

SAY IT WITH MUSIC.

LAS LETTER FROM AMERICA.

By Alistair Cooke.

9.00 THE NEWS.

9.00 HOME NEWS

9.99 PLAYING OTOM

BRITAIN.

mbutes. of non-atop

Party-ave music. 10.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWBREFL, 30.16 Radio Theatre presenta Edric Connor and Gordon Heath with Kisabeth Welch in

CRY, TUR DELOVED COUN TRY.

By Alan Paton.

9.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. | ILG THE SOUÜTHERN COUNTIES.

9.00 THE NEWS,

CHESTRA.

9.15 BBC MIDLAND

LIGHT OR-

From Comwall to the Thames Estuary.

19.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWORKEL 7-1mpetitre, by John Arlott.

By Mik

Orch.

9.00 BBC VARIETY PARADE.

"Billy Cotton and Show."

Doreen With Alan Breeze and Stephens

9.30 MUSICAL NOTEBOOK.

Presented by Rev. Father T. F. Ryan. BJ.

10.00 LISTENER'S CHOICE,

Presented by Betty Kul 10.30 BEAD CIRCUIT (FINAL).

Elleston Trevor from the novel by Simon Battery.

Adapted by

Episode : The Duel-Repeat

broadcast.

La SURATHER REPORT.

10.55

Victor

ΤΟ HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN AND B.R.H. THE DURE OF EDINBURGH ON THEIR RE- TURN FROM NIGERIA.

19.42 MUBIC OF TAR TWENTIETH

CENTURY. Orchestral Variations on a Theme of Pagantnt. Do. 20 (Boris Bischer

The RIAS Symphony Orch., Berlin conducted by Ferche Fricsay. 10.50 WEATHER REPONT.

11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-

HEEL.

bloom.

11.13 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.

Trees Where the Lemon Op. 306; Water Colours Waltz-The Vienna Symphony Orch. conducted by Franz Saim

130 CLOSE

Thursday

TIME

7.00 -1.

BIGNAL OPENING MARCH. 1.02 LIGHT MUSIC. 1.15 NEWB BUMMARY. 120 TOP G' THE MORN. 7.45 WEATHER REPORT.

SIGNAL.. 5.00 TIME

1.20 TOP O' THE MORN.

1.43 WEATHER REPORT.

100 TIME

BIGNAL,

AND

NEWS,

WEATHER REPORT & DIARY FOR TODAY.

B.IO ORCHESTRA CALL.

1.00 CLOBE DOWN.

12.15 p.m.

32.3

ROMAN CATHOLIC

PRAYERS.

By the Nev. Father R. W. Gallagher, H.J.

PROGRAMME SUMMARY.

12.3z LONDON STUDIO MELODIES.

Jack Coley ATHE his strings.

1.00 TIME SIGNAL.

Dolden

MUSIC OP JOHANN STRAUSS, Sung by Mia Korjus (so- prano) with archerten.

1.15 NEWS, WEATHER** REPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- MENTS.

1.30 MUSIC OF THE MASTERS. 209 CLOSE DOWN.

4.00 TIME

SIGNAL

AND

ΤΟΠ

PRO-

CHILD.

GRAMME SUMMARY, 6.03 BTOCK MARKET REPORT: 4.08 PROGRAMME

Presented by Valerio.

Presented by Ted ThoMRI. Predict the three top tunes of the week to win $30.

AND

REN.

4.30 POPULARITY POLL.

WEATHER REPORT & DIARY FOR TODAY THE FILMS.

NEWS,

6.50 WEATHER NEPORT. 1.00 TIME BIONAL

NEWS.

AND

THE

SPECIAL

8.10 MUSIC D.NO CLOSE DOWN, 12.30 p.m. PROGRAMME SUMMARY, L'Orchestr des Concerta 12.32 NOTHING BUT MUSIC.

Lamoureux, 1.15 NEWS, WEATHER

AND SPECIAL MENTS.

REPORT ANNOUNCE-

1.30 SONGS FROM THE SHOWS – "THE ADELPHI AND OTHERS." Helen Luplao Lane. With

Jimmy

Clare, Rita WilliamEN, Young, lilly Terment and his conreti orchestra. Preaented by John Watt.

2.00 CLOSE DOWN.

of

11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-

REEL

two

1. GOODNIGHT MUBIC.

ilates, Six Sonatas for two clarinois, bassoon and two hors (C. P. E. Bach): No in E ftat: No. 2 in G; No. 3 m Ci No. 4 in F: No. 6 in D: No. 8 in A The London Baroque Ensemble conducted by Karl Hoon. 113 CLOSE DOWN.

Wednesday

1.00a.m. TIME

SIGNAL

OPENING МАЛСЯ.

74 LIGHT MUSIC..

1.15 NEWS SUMMARY. 720 TOP OF THE MORN. 145 WEATHEN REPORT.

5.00 TIME

BIGNAL,

AND

NEWA,

WEATHER REPORT & DIARY POR TODAY.

8.10 OVERTURES.

9.00 CLOSE DOWN,

1230 p.m. PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 12.32 MUSIC FROM

THE FILM

"OKLAHOMA." (Rodgerstammerstein

1.15 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE-

MENTS.

1.10 STOCK MARKET REPORT,

135 HOLLYWOOD BOWL

PHONY ORCHESTRA.

2.00 CLOBE DOWN.

6.00 TIME

SYM-

SIGNAL AND FRO- GRAMME SUMMARY.

4.03 LUCKY DIP VAIETY RE-

QUESTA.

Presented by · Margherita.

6.55 (approx.) STUDENTS' QUIDE.

Interviews by Rita Mond. 1.59 WEATHER REPORT.

SIGNAL 7.00 TIME

THE

AND NEWS. 7.09 COMMENTARY OR SPECIAL

ANNOUNCEMENTS,

THE PICTURES 1.15 OOING TO

(RECORDED).

of writies review picturez enstently show. ing in Hongkong.

In which a panel

With Audrey Mendes in the Chate

Couldn't be fresher!

Libby's

FROZEN PLAS TODAY

SIGNAL

AND

1.09 COMMENTARY OR ANNOUNCEMENTS. 7.35 JAZZ HALF HOUR.

Presented by Robert Acheson. 7.45 "MOVIE MAGAZINE.“

Edited and presented by David Lyttle.

LI BRITISH INDUSTRIES VAIR (RECORDED FROM DUC),

A microphone visit to the Ist part of this your's Fair at Earl's Court, London.

8.30 BIDNEY FELLER AND

ORCHESTRA.

1119

With the Keith Texter Wingers. Pertups, Perhaps. Perhaps; Inspira- tton Tango, da la Rosa; Ye, Yo: Dendoza.

845 LETTER FROM ASIENICA.

By Alistair Cooke. PRO-100 TIME SIGNAL

4.00 TIME

GRAMME BUMMARY. 8.03 STUCK MARKET REPORT. 4.08 FOR THE CHILDREN,"

"The House at Pooh Corner" by A. A. Milne,

No. Eeyore Finds the Wolery." 6.30 PORTUGUESE BALF HOUL 4.59 WEATHER REPORT.

1.00 TIME BIGNAL

NEW!.

AND

THE

7.09 COMMENTARY OR SPECIAL

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

MUSIC LOVERS' BOUR - CLASSICAL REQUESTS. Presented by Allsen Dekker, Tchaikovsky: Marche Slave Op. 31: Beethoven: Samata No. 14 in C Sharp 27 No. 2: minor "Moonlight" Op. Khachaturian: Concerto for Violin and Orchestra.

10.00 CONTINENTAL CABARET.

Presented by Dealse Brabant, 10.30 VIRTUOSO,

Gladya Hipley (contralto).

Tournesol; Fleur-De-Seine Yves 10,45 "A CONNECTICUT YANKEE"

7.15 BOULEVARD CAFE.

Montand (vocal) with Bob

Castella

Plat (vocal): Comme Un PT

And his Rhythmes: Jezebel Edith 2

(RODGERS HART).

Excerpts sung by Elaine Malbin with the Gulid Choristera.

Coquelicot--Les Compagnons de la 10.59 WEATHER REPORT.

Chanson (Vocal); Bone Les Ponts de 11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS- Pori-Lucienne Delyle (voce!).

730 WHAT DO YOU

(CONCERT HALL).

REEL

KNOW?" 11.15 GOODNIGHT. MUSIC.

The Itadio Hongkong-Jaycees Inter-School Quiz.

No. 8.

3.90 V.O.A. HIT PARADE.

Bai- Fiddler's Escapade: Prima larina; Tus Ojos: Boutade; Bong of Spain: Petite Waltz Dolf van der Lidden and the Grch. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

Columbia

INVITES YOU TO DANCE TO THE MUSIC

VOLUME I

OF

Victor Silvester

The Lady is a Tramp Lights of Havana--Ivory Rog- Barcarolle Conchits-I'll see you in my Dreams The Golden Tango Charmaine-April in Paris-Vale des Fleurs. VOLUME I

You're just in. Love-Twilight in Rio-I'm Just Wild About Harry Bolivia-Three O'Clock in the Morning-Baltimore-El Conquistador-Liebestraum-Love Walked in-Blue Danube.

VOLUME III.......

Lonesome & Sorry-Cascade of Gold-It's the Talk at the Town Fyllan-Wonderful One-Waltzes of Tchaikovsky-Tea for: Two Cuban Moon-Stare in my Eyes-12th Street Rag. VOLUME IV

That Certain Feeling-Caribbean Moonlight-Ebb Tido--Rio Doar Love, My Love-Marie spaniola The Glenn Miller Story-Wine, Women & Song...

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