1956-03-03 — Page 15

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1956.

Your Radio Listening For Next Week In Detail-A

“China Mail“ Feature

Hongkong's Festival Of The Arts Starts Today

URBAN COUNCIL

ELECTIONS

This morning at eleven o'clock, Lady Grantham officially opened the 1956 Hongkong Festival of Arts, in a ceremony at the Festival

This is Centre on the Central Reclamation. Hongkong's second annual Arts Festival and the scope of this year's offerings is very much greater than last year.

The Opening Ceremony this morning was re- corded by Radio Hongkong, and this evening, at 7.09, listeners can hear extracts from Lady Grantham's address, and an introduction by Miss Tomblin and Mr K. Watson both officials of the Festival Committee,

be

During the Festival, Radio Hongkong will broadcasting reports on activities, and will be relaying outstanding musical events, As its own special con- tribution to the Festival, the English station of Radio Hongkong will be presenting "Lady Precious Stream" -a translation by Dr S. 1. Hsiung of a classical Chinese play, adapted for radio, and produced by David Lyttle.

The cast as drawn from mem- bes of old this deamatie zoethes ecially in Hongkong, and the

meldentul 1111 by wil ten

Malay W... Heat of Ra haw, been recorded in Erstkant with by the Bongkong Concert Orches ro

In this, the Bit werk of the Fetval, Radio Hongkong has

for

IN

**Wednesday

chosen Tha re" one of the chest playa

the English

121

language, Everymum the 15, restura

murality

phy. The

"Everyman" was

script of

rediscovered

in the mid-18th century, but it

WA n Rete until 1901, when William Poel, pis zeer stud.sl

of the Elizabe hun stinge. the experiment in Loudon,

tried

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Telling "How the High Father of Heaven sendeth Death summon every creature to come and give account of their lives in this world," it is the story t Everyman's. and алу

man's, The play has been reduced for the BBC by Basil Taylor.

Journey to the grave,

Urban Council Elections

There are sit! four candida Wa to broadcast their Election plat- forms before Election Day on Wednesday. They are Dr Woo Pak-foo, and Mr Jack Grenham, both of the Civic Association, who will speak of 7.09 and 7.39 on Monday even- respectively, ing and then on Tuesday even- ing, the last two brondensts will be given by Mr Victor Mummak of the Civic Association at 7.09,

7.15

and Mr Philip An of the Re- form Club at 7.15 pm

On Election Day Itself, voting will begin at 8.m., at centres in Vielaria and Kowloon, and will chant

132 Counting Council In the will be done Chamber, Colonial Secretariat, and if the result of the Election is known before Radio Hong-

Wednes love of kong clotes day, it is hoped that interviews with the successful candidates will be broadcast,

Motoring Magazine The month the programme Joints a Road Test on two Mark VII Jaguars, one brand now and one itve years old; an interview with the winners of rally, Allstair this year's AA Stewart and Syd Allen; another sesalon with the Brains Trust and the latest despatch from the editor's European corrED- pondent, Dick Bensted Smith of ***The Motor,"

This month Bensted-Smitla to Goodwood to watch went Stirling Mons try out the Aston Kent to Martin DBBS, and to watch "The Cato Eyes Rally." "Motoring Magazine," which is produced by Timothy Birch, is on the air at 8.30 on Tuckly.

Annual Report

Ro

The Hongkong. Annual

been port for 1085 han just published. It is compiled from reports from all government is edited by departments, and

an officer in the Secretariat. A -xview of the 1955 Hongkong Annual Report will be broad- cast by Dennid Could on Wednesday evening, after ino nowe, at 7.09.

Sports

BROTHERS" MERCER). Honge

(DE

by lowATÓ

Zand Powall,

4.00 TIME

FAUL-

Kool and

HIONAL AND

GRAMME BUMMARY.

0.03 UNIT REQUESTS.

Prosented by Linda, Callingt Clearance Team, HMS Taur

Austin Coates gives an illustrated talk on Maurice Ravel, whose birth day falls on March 7; Harvey Feld- man discursos the origins of "Ameri- can Folk Music; Jean Laverzanie Po-contributes a programme note on the "Grande Messe Des Moria" by Der- ling to be broadcast this evening.

1,00 TIME RIGNAL,

Diving

6.39 WEATHER REPORT.

1.00 TIME SIGNAL AND

NEWS.

TUE

FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS 1930 (CENTRAL RECLAMATION).

by reremony

Lady

1.03 HONGKONG

Opening Grantham. Recorded at the festival centre.

1.30 "JUKE BOX PARADE."

Presented by Nick Kendall

1.00 "THIA WEEK,"

News. reports

and Interviews

on some of the week's ovenās In and out of Hongkong. Compiled try Timothy Birch.

8.30 THE GOON SHOW.

Peter Sellers, Harry Becombe and Spike Miligin in “The Canal."

9.00 TIME BIGNAL

#POUTS CAVALCADE, Edited by Brie Young. Probend by John Wance,

9.30 CELERITY SPOTLIGHT "The laugh of the party." Arcanged by Aileen Word

10.00 MUNIC FROM THE

PAGNE ROOM.

10.30 BATURDAY STORY,

tead by eagle Glanvili,

104 RADIO BANCE DATE,

11.29 WEATHER NEPORT.

Football: Local football com. mentaries this week-end come from Caroline fill. Brig Young and John Wallace will be on the 1D CLUBE DOWN. air at 3 pm, today and tomorrow the commentarica on matches of Kitchee v RAF, and KMB v Sing Tao, respectlvely.

Racing: The Cheltenham Gold Cup, the outstanding steeple- chase of the National Fiunt

Cheltenham Meeting at

this week, in due to be run on Thurs- day

This meeting has had to be postponed several times sinco the war owing to hard weather in, early March but, If it takes place as planned this year, Ray- mond Glendenning and Michael O'tohir will be there to bread- cast

A commentary on the Cheltenham Gold Cup, which will be rebroadcast from the BBC by Radio Hongkong at 11.10 on Wednesday evening.

Spike Milligan with his drawing

ECCLES. of "The Cioon Show cun he beard from Radio Hongkong tonight at 8.30, and there will be a repeat broadcast' on Monday evening at half Dast ten.

#Broadcasting on a frequency of 860 kilocycles per second).

Today

12.30 p.m. PRODARMME SUMMARY, 12.32 MIURICAL SCRAPBOOK.

1.90 TIME SIGNAL.

1.15 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT

AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- MENTS.

1.30 LESLIE BRIDGEWATER AND THE WESTMINSTER LIGHT

ORCHESTRA,

FORCES PROGRAMMES.

LOG HOSPITAL REQUESTS.

Presented by Brenda.

3.30 “A LIFE OF BIJAK"--WILT- TEN, BY GODFREY HARIUBON, Produced by Leslie Bridgment Episode 1.

3.30 FORCE® citorer.

Presented by Ted Thomas.

4.00 "THE MAN OF PROPERTY”— BY JOHN GALSWORTHY, Adapted for radio by Muriel Levy, produced by Hugh Stewart.

Part 0. 430 JAZZ CONCENT.

With Denny Goodman and his orchestras.

4.00 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.

Kitchee v. RA.T. Commentary from Canoline Illi 143 "SEVEN URIDES FOR BEVEN

FERDINAND

10 00

д

CHAM-

Sunday

TIME

SIGNAL., GRAMME SUMMARY, WEATHER REPORT SPORTS RESULTS.

PHO. NEWS. AND

BELLS MORNING MELODY. 10.30 RELAY OF THE CELEBRA

TION OF MASS FROM BT JOSEPIES CHURCH.

Preacher: The Rev. Father E. Collins, J.

$1.20 MUBICAL, MOMENTS. 11.30 HIGHLIGHTS IN VARIETY. 12.00 noon MANTERN OF MELODY,

Ridney Torch and his concert orchestra.

The muzle of Vivian Mi». 12.30 p.m. MUSIC MAGAZINE,

Compiled And Introduced by Peter Sharp.

PETITE BUITE DE CONCERT (N. COLERIDGE—TAYLOR). The Orchestra of HIM. Nogal Marines,

1.15 NEWS. WEATHER REPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE. MENTI,

1.29 SPORTS TIME.

1.35 ROSVital reqUESTS.

Presented by Ilary.

2.30 YOUR RADIO CONCERT

HALL..

Rise lovers (metro-isprano), With Howard Darlow orchestra mand chorus.

1.09 JOURNEY INTO SPACE,

Written

And Charles Chilton.

Episode 17

produced

by

1.30 HOME REQUESTS.

Presented by Hilary.

4.30 MUBIC AND SÖNG OF IRVING

BERLIN

5.00 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.

K. M 11. Sing Tau. Commentary from Caratine Hill 1.45 LIGHT VARIETY.

O DO TASTE BIGNAL AND

QUAMME SUMMARY.

601 FONCES' EVENING BERVICE 6.30 THE LITTLE PLAYS OF ST. FRANCIN By LAURENCE HOURMAN.

"Blater Clare" Juniper."

and *Brother

Adapted and produced by Herbert SOTERA

635 WEATHER REPORT, 2.00 TIME NIINAL AND

NEWS.

You, the Night and the Minder "IT IN THE NEWS”—A NEW RADIO PANEL GAME PRO- ; L'Heure Bleue; A Little White Gar- TIMOTHY denia; Dearly beloved; Just let me lock at you; Too Marvellous for

DUCED BIRCH.

ה!

Pat Crate with Lucy Hoang, words. Hobert Scott, Nick Kendall. Chairman: John Wallace.

9.30 THE SUNDAY CONCERT

GRANDE MESSE DES MONTH' BY BENJ.JOZ.

Witam Herbert (tenor), BBC Choral Boclety, Royal Choral | Bacioty, Buc Symphony Or chesten.

Conductor: Sir Malcolm Sargent.

10.39 WEATHER REPORT.

1.00 VIEWPOINT."

8.30

A weekly magazine devoted to the Arts edited and introduced by Janet Temblin,

MUBIC FOR YOU. Julka

Bream,

Bhatley, Jullan Eric flobiason and his concert sectiostra.

0.69 TIME SIGNAL.

OFF THE BEATEN TRACK. Presented by Timothy Birch.

11.00 TIME SIGNAL, FROM THE 130 QUINTET IN A MAJOR K. 881

WEEKLJES.

11.15 KPILOGUE.

Conducted by the flev. Father į T. F. Doody, 8.4. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN,

7.00 am.

onda.

TIME

SIGNAL

OPENING MARCH. 70% 11GT MUSIC. 7.15 NEW HUMMARY, 1.20 TOP O' THE MORN, 145 WEATHER REPONT 5.00 TIME

RIGNAL.

(MUZART) (CONCERT HALL). Chford Wilks (clarinet), Arrito For (violin), Solomon Bard (violin), Ely Alves (viola) and Frank Huang (cello).

10.09 ANTON KAILAB (ZITHER),

EDUARD MRAZEK (PIANO). Vox Hinfonietta, Vianna. 10.30 THE GOON SHOW.

Peter Bellers, Harry Secombe and Spike Milligan in "The Canal." Hepeat of inat Saturday's broadcast. 10.69 WEATHER REPORT, AND 11.00 TIME SIONAL, RADIO NEWS-

REEL-

NEWS. WEATHER REPORT & DIARY FOR TODAY.

8.10 MARCIING AND WALTZING. 100 CLOSE DOWN.

12 30 p.. PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 12.32 DOUBLE ATTRACTION,

Rivele Mackenzie (vocal), Pierre Splers (piano) with his orchestra.

1.00 TIME BIGNAL.

ROBERT FARNON AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

1.13 NEWS,

WEATHER

THE

133 2.00

REPORT AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- MENTS, LONDON STUDIO CONCERT.

.ONE DOWN.

1.99 COMMENTARY on SPECIAL

ANNOUNCEMENTS,

7 JANICAL, COCKTAIL. 7.30 ONQUESTA DE CAMARA DE

MADRID.

A MUSIC FROM OPERA.

Lincrate Jaune Overture (Bulat-Faenst Albert Wout conduct- ing the Oreltestin of the Opera- Cornique. Pasin; Aht diaper. Viston image ¡Ah! depart.

fairi from **Manon Massenet) Beniaminu Glah report and the Royal Opera ifuuse Orch, Covent Garden, co- ducted by Statsido Zamboni; Dovo Sutre They are over)

he Marriage f Figaro") (Mozart)- Elisabeth Heinberst (mp) with arch.. Cora 'lairextuzione (Choras of In- Production Litoin "Nabucco"!

Verdi The Netherlands Opera Choir (conducted by H. van Wielinki and the Radko Philharmonie Orch (Hilversum) conducted by Paul Vas Kempen: La Boheme Setection {Pureink: Rigoletto — Selection (Verdla-Oren. conducted by Serge

Dupre

30 THE FORTUNES OF NIGEL.

By Hir Walter #cott. Splodir 2--The Palace of Whitehall, 9.00 TIME SIGNAL.

6.00 TIME

SIGNAL

AND RO-

GRAMME HOMMART. 6.03 BTOCK MARKET REPORT. GOR PETER'S PARTY. 8.30 AUSTRALIAN CATALOGUE.

The fortnightly review of Au- tralian Industry.

3.45 BOX 200,"

Bert Gillett at the organ. 6.59 WEATHER REPORT. 7.00 TIME SIGNAL AND

NEWS.

THE

7,09 ELECTION TALES DY CAN- DIDATES FOR THE URBAN COUNCIL.

DR WOO PAK-FUO [CIVIC ASSOCIATION),

7.15 MB J. GRENHAM (CIVIC AS-

SOCIATION). 120 EDMUNDO

ORCHESTRA,

ROS

AND DIS

A programme of Lath Ameri- can music.

7.45 STANLEY BLACK (PIANO).

And the, Ace of Hearta Or- chesten

BBC Overseas Shortwave Programmes

(6.30 p.m. lo 12.15 a.m. on 21.530 Mc/s, 13.93m and on 17.810 Mc/s, 16.84m)

SATURDAY, MARCH 3

4.30 pm. 'HANCOCK'S HALF-

ituUR."

1.00 THE NEWS.

1.09 COMMENTARY.

1.13 SPORTS ROUND-UP.

123 Report from the

WEST COUNTRY.

3.30 FORCES PAVOURITES.

1.09 FROM THE WEEKLIES.

XIA ACCORDION,

..

Coptrsating music for the accordion played by Gerald Crossman and the Mev Kit in Quartet.

830 SCOTTISH MAGAZINE,

AD THE NEWS.

909 HOME NEWS FROM DRITAIN.} 9.15 LISTENERS' CHOICE. 18.00 Dig Den. RADIO NEWSREEL. 10.13 EDMUNDO ROS.

8.13 DEEP HARMONY. Directed by Allan Ford with Edward Rubach (piano).

830 ENGLISH MAGAZINE. Presented by Celin Irving.

9.00 THE NEWS.

6.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN, 9.13 O8ORNE HOUSE. Description by John

Charlton, Richard Dimbleby. Audrey Russell, and Henry Riddell of the State and Private Apartments and of the Swier Cuttage at Osborne, the seaside home of Queen Victoria for more than fifty years.

9.15 LARIFY ADLER (harmonica). and Gerald Movie (plano). 10.00 Big Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL 10 15 A BOX AT THE OPERA. 19.45 The Reith Lectures.

THE ENGLISHNESS OF ENG- LIBII ART.

fly Nikolaus Povaner.

And his Latin-American Orchestra. 1045 THE BILLY MAYERI RHYTHM | 6--Constable

ENSEMBLE.

Nature.

11.00 BAC MIDLAND LIGHT on-

CHESTRA,

11.45 A¤SOCIATION FOOTBALL. A commentary on the seond half of one of the day's matcher in the sixth round of the FA Cup.

SUNDAY, MARCH 4

5.30 p.m. SUNDAY SERVICE, From David's invesbyterian Church of Wales, Penarth. Conducted by

the Minister, the Rev. J. Ene Evnas.

1,00 THE NEWS.

1.00 COMMENTARY.

7.35 PORTS ROUND-UP.

1.30 Behe Daniels and Ben Lyons in

LIFE WITH THE LYONS,

"The Intruder.

R.00 "MIX KART STOOD STILL.' A radio play deviced and written by | Htehard and Alma Jones.

2.00 THE NEWB,

9.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN, 9.15 FUR CHILDREN.

'Wiggles and ika Pirate

Treasure,'

10.00 Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL. 19.15 CONCERTO.

Piano Concerto No. 2 by Alan Rawatherne

115 HANCOCK'S BALF-BOUR." 1149 GRĖTA Kellen.

Inn programme of songs, some new, Domo old, and some of which she has nada famous.

MONDAY, MARCH 5

8.30 p.. Feter Selters, Harry Becombe and Spike Millligan in "THE GOON SHOW?

7.00 THE NEWS.

7.09 COMMENTARY. 2.15 KPORTA REVIEW.

7.30 MUSIC FOR DANCING,

and the Pursuit

15 LISTENERS' CHOICE,

TUESDAY, MARCH 3

of

6.30 p.m. COMMONWEALTH CLUB. Presented by Edward Ward,

1.00 THE NEWS.

7.02 COMMENTARY,

7.13 SPORTA KOUND-UP.

7.25 Five Minutes for

FARMENS.

1.30 VARIETY CALLS THE TUNE-

4.15 "MA X COMES HOME."

A radio play by J. G. James.

8.45 ULSTRI MAGAZINE. 9.00 THE NEWS.

9.05 HOME NEWA FROM BRITAIN. 015 NEW RECORDS.

to no file Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL. 10.15 TAKE IT FROM HERE. 10.45 THE HAPPY WANDERER. Records presented by Lilian Duf, 11.20 Juan Rezan in

'THE SONG'S THE THING) 11-15 THE DAY AND ACE.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7

6.30 pm. DANCE MUSIC. 1.00 TUE NEWS.

7.09 COMMENTARY. 7.15 BURTS ROUND-Ur. 725 Report from

SOUTH-EAST ENGLAND. 7.30 FORCES' FAVOURITES, 8.00 TWENTY QUESTIONS. Cammonwealth Edition.

1.30 MUBIC MAGAZINE. "Variations on Baa Baa Black Sheep. by A. L. Lloyd: 'A Garland for the

| Queen,' by Christopher Wheten.

8.45 ALLERT SCHWEITZER.

3-Years and Honours.

9.09 HOME NEWA FROM BRITAIN.

0.15 BBC MIDLAND LIGHT on.

CHESTRA.

19.00 Big Ben. RADIŲ NEWSREEL. 1.1 OVER THE HILLS AND FAR

AWAY!

A comedy for radio by Anthony Juan Skene drown from Todias Smollett's The Expedition of Tium- phrey Clinker."

11.15 MUSIC IN MINIATURE.

THURSDAY, MARCH 8

6.30 p.m. THE ARCHERS.

A story of country folk.

7.00 THE NEWS.

7.09 COMMENTARY.

7.15 SPORTS ROUND-Ur.

723 Report from the

NORTH OF ENGLAND. 1.30 WHAT'S THE FORMY' 7.45 HIT PARADE.

8.15 BANDY MACPHERSON, At the theatre organ.

.30 WELSH MAGAZINE.

11.15 GOODNIGHT MURIC. 130 CLOSE DOWN.

Tuesday

9,00 TIME SIGNAL.

OPENING MÄRCH. 7.03 LIGHT MUSIC. 7.15 NEWA HUMMARY. 1.20 TON Oʻ THE MORN, 7.45 WEATHER REPYNT. 1.00 TIME SIGNAL.

WEATHER REPORT & DIARY FOR TODAY, 6.10 MURIC FROM THE THEATRE. 0.80 CLONE DOWN.

12.15 MORNING PRAYERS.

NEWS.

By the Very Bay, P.8. Temple. 1230 PROGRAMME BUMMARY. 12,32 TED HEATH AND HIS MUSIC.

With Dennis Lotis, Lloyd, Dobbie Britton, 1.80 TIME BIGNAL.

Kathy

TUNER YOU'VE WHISTLED, Joe Reichrian (piano) with rhythm accomp.

1.15 NEWS, WEATHER REPORT

AND HPECIAL ANNOUNCE MENTS.

130 LONDON STUDIO CONCERT.

The

Municipal Bournemouth

Orchestra.

Conductor; Charles Groves. 2.00 CLOSE DOWN.

AND

PRO-

0.00 TIME SIGNAL

GRAMME BUMMARY. 503 STOCK MARKET REPORT. 6.08 HAWAN CALLS.

Tanga Tika; Vahine Anamite

Minol Minol

Manu Here; Papio: Cala Au Lait--The Royal Polynesištu, tealuling Charles Maitu: Ta-Ku-Wa- Hu-Wal

Chant); (Howallas War Lovely Hula Girl: The Hewit.in Cowboy With Al Kealoha Perry, The Hawali Calls Orch, Churus and rototxts conducted by Webley Ed- Wards

630 ADVENTURE IN MUSIC.

A programme for Students of Musto" of all ages.

itayinund Huang dicusses his ox- pericnrva As a music student in Britain and introduces some examina- Ton pieces.

6.39 WRATHEN REPORT. 7.00 TIME SIGNAL AND THE

NEWS.

ELECTION TALKS DY CANDI- DATES FOR THE URBAN COUNCIL..

7.00 a.m TIME

SIGNAL

AND RPECIAL ANNOUNCE- MENTS.

130 STOCK MARKET REPORT. 1.33 AFTERNOON CONCERT. 1.00 CLOSE DOWN,

AND

6.00 TIME BIONAL

AMINE KUMMARY. 203 LUCKY

FRO.

DIP VARIETY REQUESTS. Periented by Margherita. $.53 BTUDENTS' QUIDE

Interviews by slim Mend, 6.59 WEATHER REPORT. 3.00 TIME

NEWS.

BIGNAL

AND

THE

GR #PECIAL

1.09 COMMENTARY

ANNOUNCEMENTS,

7.15 GOING TO THE PICTURES.

In which a panel of critics re- view pictures currently show. Eng in longkong with Audrey Mindes in the Chair. 1.30 TIME FOR JAZZ“

With Robin Day. LOG HONOUR BOLJ

1914.

Ondine (from "Garpard de la Nuit" D'Apres ---Troļa Pormes pour_Piano {Altgaha" Bertrand) (Ravel)---Leonard Pennario (plano); The Emperor Waltz

Johann Strauss,' Arr. Ponnarló) |Leonard Pennario (piano).

9.00 TIME BIONAL,

MONE. MUSIC WITH NATIS. BON.

Norbert Maltason (jaza violinst, singer & DisMINI), With Vio Cristobal (piano), Barry Yonazza (bass), Angel Usa (drums),

9.30 AT THE opera,

**The Marrisgo of Figaro" Acts 1. 3 (Mozart). Conta Almaviva (baritons), Roy Henderson La Contossa · · AlgiavĪVA myrney, Aulikki Rautawaarn; Sumenda įoprano), Audrey Müdwar; Figarobaritone). Willi Domsret- Faritiaender; Cherubino (soprano). Luke Helletegrüber; Marcellina (con= traila), Contacarion Wils: Biello Maddie Nash: Eartelo, (tenor), Nonman Allin, Italio Tajo: Barbarina (soprano) Winifred Radford: Antonio (base). Fergus Dunlop Don Currio (tance), Morgan Jönki, Conductor: Frit Buach The Orchestra' - ahá (Chorus of the Glyndebourne Mozart (vocal): Opera" Fedtivala-1934 and 1938.

HITS

Arranged by Ailern WooČI, You and the night and the Music Tony Martin (vocal); Hands across the table--Jane Froman (vocal); Love in bloom-Bing

Crosby bolitude Duke Ellington (piano); Wagon Wheels-National Fatzu and 10.33 STEVE ALLEN'S ALL STAR Home Flour Quartut & Orch, con-

JAZZ CONCERT. ducted by Whitey Berquist; With my

eyes wide open I'm dreaming-Palit 10.59 WEATHER REPORT. Page Quartes; Little man you've had

a busy day-Petry Come (Vocal) and 11.90 TIME SIGNAL. The Salinders; string along with you - Doris Day and Buddy Clark vocal); All I do is dream of you- Johnnie Eny (vocal) with the Budy

Quarter: Cocktails for two Spike Jones and his City Buckers. Carl Graydon ivocal), 830 YOUR RADIO

Coto

RALI..

CONCERT

Lols Hunt (zopreną). Howard Bartow and the chor and orchestra,

0,00 TIME SIGNAL,

WEDNESDAY

"EVERYMAN."

THEATRE

A mediaeval morality play, Producru by Basil Taylor. 10.00 "QUIET LISTENING."

WILN Histor

lemond organ. 10.15 MUSIC OF THE TWENTIETH

CENTURY.

Chauvin at the

Extracts from Sino-British Mo- dern Chinese Masto Group Festival Concert (Recorded). 10.59 WEATHER RAPORT.

11.90 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-

REKL.

1).15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

Thursday

1.00 .m. TIME

SIGNAL

OPENING MARCH.

1.02 LIGHT MUSIC.

7.13 NEWB BUMMARY,

120 TOP O' THE MORN.

143 WEATHER REPORT. 6.00 TIME SIGNAL.

AND

NEWS, WEATHER REPORT & DIARY FOR TODAY.

5.10 MUSIC FROM THE FILMS. 900 CLOSE DOWN.

12.30 p.m. PROGRAMME BUMMARY. 12.32 NOTHING BUT MUSIC.

"La Danza" Hollywood Symphony Orchestra.

MUSICAL INTERLUDR. News Concert Orchestra. Blue Riband — Frederio Curzon (ecnductor); The Runaway Rocking- horre Rider Jack Leon (conduc Prairie for): Juie De Vivre - Jtek Leon (conductor).

11.13 RACING,

Wuber (conductor):

The Cheltenham Gold Cup: Commentaries by Raymond Glen- denning and Michael O'Hehir. 1136 CLOBE DOWN.

d'ay

1.00 .. TIME BIGNAL OPENING MARCIL

1.07 LIGHT MUBIC.

7.1 NEWA BUÑIMARY,

720 Tor oʻ THE MORN,

7.43 WEATHER REPORT.

8.00 TIME

SIGNAL,

AND

NEWS,

WEATHER REPORT, & DIARY FOR TODAY.

8.1 ORCHESTRAL CALL. DE

0.00 CLOBE DOWN.

12.13 p.m. ROMAN

PRAYERS.

Ity the Rev.

Gallagher, S

CATHOLIC

Father R. W.

12.35 PROGRAMME BUMMARY. 12.32 LONDON STUDIO MELODIES.

Mantovani and his orchestra

1.00 TIME SIGNAL.

BONGS FROM ITALY,

Katyba Ranieri.

1. NEWB,

WEATHER

AND SPECIAL MENTS.

REPORT

ANNOUNCE-

1.30 MUSIC OF THE MASTERS, 2,00 CLOSE DOWN, Bowl

LIS NEWA, WEATHER REPORT AND BPECIAL ANNOUNCE- MENTS.

1.30 HONGS FROM THE BUOWS -

"THE PALACE,"

With Jack Buchanan, Helen Clara, Aita Willams, kamy Young. Maryvn Saundère, Buly

and tus concert or

Ternont chestra. Presented By John Watt. 2.00 CLOSE DOWN. AND

7.03 MIR VICTOR MAMAK (CIVIC

ASSUCIATION).

7.13 MR PHILE AU (REFORM

CLUB).

1.20 "FIRST HEARING,"

Presented by Alex Borrie. 1.45 WYNFORD VAUGHAN

THOMAS TALKS.

No. 3-S1} Talking.

8.00 INTERNATIONAL HALF HOUN

-HOLLAND,

6. MOTORING MAGAZINE.

A monthly magazina edited and introduced by Timothy Birch.

2,00 TIME SIGNAL

STARLIGHT BERENADE. 9.30 MUSICAL NOTEDOOK.

Presented by the Rev. Father T. F. Ryan, 8.4. 10.00 LISTENEW'S CHOICE.

Presented by John Watson. 10.30 MBYTHM AND ROMANCE.

In the at of the night; You and the night and the Music (Schwartz Dietz) The Feis Sowande Rhythm Quintet: Love is the Sweetest Thing; Lo for the Sliver Lining: The Hille of Hane-Mario Lanza tenor) with orch. conducted by Ray Binatra; 1000 Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL-Estrellita-The Fela Sowende Ithythm 10.15 SERIOUS ARGUMENT.

000 THE NEWS.

0.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 0.15 GRAND HOTEL

11.10 Racing.

1.45 BBC NORTHERLY ORCHESTRA, Quintet: All the Things you are

Glee Club (vocall; Yesterdays Glee Club. Jene Wilson (vocal solo), with THE CHELTENHAM (101.D|Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanianu

Cent 5) Ban: Mescolanzo — Geri Commentaries by Raymond Glen-Galian and his Caribbean Rhythm denning and Michel O'Hehir.

cur.

Love.

11:30 -THE BILLY MAYERL RUYTIIM | 1945 Weather REPORT.

ENSEMBLE.

1143 THIS DAY AND AGE.

FRIDAY, MARCH 9

4.30 p.m. DANCE MUSIC. 1.00 THE NEWS.

7.09 COMMENTARY, 7.15 SPORTS ROUND-UP. 7.39 Report from the

MIDLANDS.

7.39 GOD AND HIS WORLD.

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by the Rev. Maurice Dean,

1.45 Jack Payne Introduces

BAY IT WITH MUSIC.

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8.45 LETTER FROM AMERICA.

By Alistair Cooke.

9.00 THE NEWS.

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of non-stop

music. 10.00 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREIL. 10.15 Hadio Theatre premente,

'THE LADY OF THE CAMEL- LIAS.*

* Dy. Alexandre Dumas.

The story of Schweitzer life told in 11.45 THE SOUTHERN COUNTIES.

extracts from his writinga.

0.00 THE NEWS.

-Burray.

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By Mik

11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWB.

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11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.

Concerto for Oboe in D minor, F. VII. No. 1 (Vivaldi)-Robert Canler (Obor, Orchestre de la Societo de Mudque de Chambre de Paris con- ducted by Andre Jouve; Divertimento No. 8 K. 213 (Mozart---Ensemble Instrumentat Vent de Paris. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

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AND

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10 MUSIC FROM THE DALLET. D.00 CLOSE DOWN. 12.30 p.m. PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 1232 MUSIC FROM THE FILMS,

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4.00 TIME BIONAL AND

GRAMME SUMMARY. 0.03 STOCK MARKET REPORT. 6.08 "FOR THE CHILDREN.“

"The Hanne At Pooh Corner" by A. A. Milas.

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6.39 WEATHER REPORT.

1.00 TIME BIGNAL AND

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No. 7.

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1,43 ́PIANO MINIATURES.

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GRAMME BUMMARY.

0.03 STOCK MARKET REPORT. 6.09 PROGRAMME, POR CHILD.

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Presented by Valoría,

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*7.13 JAZZ HALF HOUR.

Fresented by Robert Acheson. TAS MOVIE MAGAZINE.

Compiled and presented David Lyitio.

8.1: FRED WARING AND PENNSYLVANIANS.

Glee Club and. Orchestra. 8.43 LETTER FROM AMERICA.

By Altair Cooke."

0.00 TIME SIGNAL.

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MUSIC LOVERS' CLÁŘICAL REQUESTS, Presented by Aileen Dekker," Mozart: Symphony No. 39, in Flat, K. 543; Allegro (Flocco); Faure: Quartet No. 1 Op. 15 in C Minor for Plano, Vicin. Viola, & "Cello. 13.06 CONTINENTAL CARABET.

Presented by Deniss Brabant. 10.39 VIRTUOSO,

Petre Munteanu (tenor). IDAS VARIETY INSTRUMENTAL. “ 10.39 WEATHER REPORT

11,00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS» ·

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11.15 GOODNIGHT ́MUBIC. 1139 CLOBE DOWN.

TOSCANINI

& the NBC Symphony Orchestra

perform BEETHOVEN Symphonies

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in B flat, op. 60. ☆

Symphony No. 3 in E flat, op. 55 "Erolca"

Symphonies Nos. 5 & 8, in C minor, op. 67, In F, op, 93

Symphony No. 6, in F

MOUTRIES

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68 ́ "Pastoral"

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