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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1957.

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

Programmes For New Zealand Day

"Life With The Lyons" Series Starts

On Thursday

On Thursday New Zealand is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the granting of Dominion status. New Zealand is still a young country, but its achievements during the last fifty years have made it one of the most prosperous and thriving members of the British Commonwealth.

For such a young country with a small popula- tion, New Zealand produces a considerable body of poetry of high quality. Those who are not fami- liar with it probably imagine that its characteristic form is some variant of the "Bush Ballad", but in fact the best New Zealand poetry written in the past 25 years is thoroughly modern in idiom and versatile in its forms.

At 8.45 p.m. next Thursday, Radio Hongkang is broadcasting a 15-minute programme of New Zealand verse, in which the narrator will be Professor E. Horsman, a New Zealander who has recently been appointed to the Chair of English in Otago University. He has chosen from the works of contemporary poets a "handful of poems which say something direct about the quality of life in New Zealand,"

This

Earlier on Thursday evening. ↑ the concert platform, will be al seven o'clock, there will be the singur at this reeltal. a short programme of Maor! including Wo world congs,

famous Smy of Farewell, "Pa Atarau", sung by the Rotorua Maori Choir.

can

evening at 11.30

"London Belongs to Mr Tomorrow steners

hear the Arsi episode of a new sèrial, "Lon- don Belongs to Me", an adapla- tion for radiu of Normat Collis

novel entertaining

Dulcimer Street

inlented singer returned to the United Kingdom some intnths ngo, but before she felt she re- carded

n programme of songs which can be heard at 9.30 p.m. on Monday.

(Broadcasting on a frequency of 880 kilocycles per second),

Today

12.30 p.ni. PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 12:12 THE GAY 18'

From the Vintage Perlod in Swing Myæle

100 TIME SIGNAL,

THE GAY TRA (CONT').

1.13 WEATHER REPORT..

1.15 NEWS, RPECJAL ANNOUNCE-

MENTS.

which was frst publish 1945. It has been described us "the eple of Dulcimer Streel" because it is about the in-

house habitants of n

is1 thoroughfare of that name,

situated on the

of "wrong" side

the Thoma; and Number 10, around whose occupants the story is woven, has, to its owner, came down in the world. Purt

A In Dulcimer I, "Christais Strent", is at 8.30 on Sunday evening, and will be repeated on Friday al 10 pan..

Norman

|

1.30 THE TONHALLE ORCHESTRA.

ZURICH

2.00 JUST FOR YOU.

Presented by Hul Dorward. 3.00 HAWAH CALLS", 3.30 DBAJJ CIRCUIT".

hoped to serial in oculare Ellenton Trevor from the novel by Stoon Rattray. Episode

Dead:inc Three

JILLBILLY

4.00 COUN

RONGS.

Wednesday Theatre-A 3 Thompson; 1 joye you becaune- completa contrast to Collins' Lon:lon of the 20th century, the setting of the play in Wednesday Theatre is Eng- land in the fourteenth century,

The

of Christopher scene Marlowe's tragedy "Edward II".

tnied

T. S. Ellot has described Marlowe as "the most thought- ful of his contemporaries'; CET" tainly it was Marlowe who first of the great Caso Elizabethan tragedy-that man's fate was the outcome of his own. character, and his tragedy determined not by external events but by his own compulsions.

Inner

Tlhe wild side off-ank

Boogle Leon Payne: Shotgun Tennesser Emle: Húmply Dumpty Heart-Hank Thomson: Blackberry Boogle: Tennessee Loval-Tennessee Ernie: One has iny name-MininY Wakely; Deck of Cards-Tex Ritter: Hot No Race-Ramblin' Jatnic Bierle Dolan: Steel Guitir me Travis; Nor help wanted- Bank Thanijison and his Brazos Valley Boys.

4.30 MUSIC FOR TEA TIME, 3.00 MOVIE SIT PARADE

Serenade-David Hose Orch; "Tu love again (From "The Adv

Thichin

Kolmes Story")-Leroy Ore. with Chorus: Therne from "Indian Fighter"—Bernie Knee; The Gal with the Yaller shoes; My Lucky Charm (From Meet me in Bailey; Pengira (From Plenie") – from Frank Petty Trio; Where or when

"Caby" (From

Leroy Holmes Oren. with Chorus: Forever, Darling

Deal Amuz and Dreh; I'll ery to morrow-Susan Hayward; Molty-O

LOVER-Da

The play, which illustrates (From "The Man with the Golden 50 well Marlowe's concepilon | Ana"-The Naturais:

of tragedy, tells how Edward II. the playboy king ruined himself by himself. The part

of Edward is played by Paul Scofield, with Pamela

Brown

ns Queen Isabella, Paul Rogers as young Mortimer, and Richard Hurndall as Gaveston,

"Life with: new BBC

In

the Lyons"—A series of domestic comedy programmes, featuring the popular Lyons family,

tarts on Thursday. It was. 1038 that two young Hollywood Bert stars, Bebe Daniels and Lyon, lett Callfornia to appear at the London Palladium and spend a holiday In Europe.

Kuc-

Somehow they never reeded in returning to Cali- fornin except for brief visits, Instead they seitled In London and won world-wide faine the BBC programines Cinng" and later "Life

jn

with

រង

the Lyons," which made first appearance in 1050 with

Richard in the. Barbara anst cast.

An intervlower who visited the unily. In their house in Bayswater, London, camo the conclusion that real

fo

e

with the Lyons was true to

script, as though the famliy were putting on a special per- formance.

Finally he decided that they were simply being themselves, which is probably, one of the reasons for the programme's popularity with. Бо many listeners.

The first in the new series, "Here Comes the Bride", is at 8.15 next Thursday, and will bo repeated the following Sunday at 3 p.m.

The Monday Recitat The soprano, Joan Hadiand, who se well-known to many music. lovers in Hongkong, for during

•her stay in the Colony sho broadcast several times and 'made regular appearances - on

Good-bye Goodman

Benny "The From Story" Billy Eekstine.

5.30 FAMOUS MENDELSSOHN

OVERTURES.

Fingal's Cave The Hebrides)_Op. 26: Fair Melusina, Op. 32; Tuy Blus, Op. 0-220 Vienna Philharmonic Orch. cond. by Car Schuricht.

8.00 TIKIE SIGNAL, PROGRAMME

SUMMARY.

8.02 UNIT REQUESTS.

Presented by Jace.

Caling: $4 Police District RAJ." 7.00 DISC DIGEST",

A Musical Newsletter.

Complied by Brinton.

130 tis WEEK,

News, reports and interviews

on some of the wk' events

in and out Hong Kong. Campllect

Donald

2nd

Introduerd

7.53 W REPORT.

840 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS.

8.09 COMMENTARY,

15 EVENING STAR.

Tho Belipa (Tenor). Functill Funicula;

by

Bevillana: Jota Ay-ay-ay: Ln Nina Querida,

139 SPORTE CAVALCADE,

Tresented by Ted ThoPLAN.

0.00 TIME SIGNAL,

EDUCATING ARCKIE,

With Peter Brough and Archtek

Andrews.

9.30 IT'S IN THE PANLY,

Phyllis Sellick & Cyril Smith st Two Planos.

Sheep my kafely graze (Bach) Bonata in D Major for two (Mozart, K48); Jamaican

(BALL WE DANCE".

10.00

When the Lilae blooms again; No: ene Quickstep; The Golden.

-Foxtrot: 1 in't right-Foxtro~-~

Art Gregory and his Zallecom Oret;

So glad you're Hall;

mine-Rock and.

shep Blow Pastrol:

place

Mon

paradise Blow Foxtel:

the world treating you Blow Foxtrot; How do you think 1 Ipul-Rock and Roll-Elvis Presley: Whipering heart-Waltz Whatever Поковки wants-Tango--Ari Gregory and his Ballroom Bren; Batomes

with Shoro Quickstep Dinah Chor: Pot LACK-Foxtrot-Jolay Brandon with Gooft, Love, h

Orch The Coenshut Chorus and

Without you: 10% Song-Calya: rady wise you know how-Calyp Tennba-Edmundo for and his Band; Rock Right-Rock Hutaba

Biur Gibbs: Roll-Grorgla

Go and 31% Tango-Edmundo Humbs Band: Down by the O-11-0 Orch. Palmer's Foxiru-Jimny

d

with vocal; Three O'clock in the

omne Walizi-Josephine Bradley

and her Ballroom Orek.

WEATHER AKFORT,

11.00 TIME SIGNAL, HADIO NEW!-

REEL.

1.15 SHALL WE DANCE.

13 CLOBE DOWN.

unday

1.De a TIME BIONAL, WEATHER REPORT, PROGRAMME SUMMARY

ANN

1.30

fo

CDMA SLEDER ORCH.

Its

ORCHESTRAL SELECTIONS. 2.51 WEATHER REPORT.

9.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWA,

APORTS

BPECIAL, ANNOUNCEMENT HOME NEWN FROM BRITAIN, 920 NEW CONCERT OKCH.. 9.30 PROM THE SHOWR. 10.38 MORNINU PROM,

Overtise Leonore No. 2 p. 72a Beethovers)—The Hague Philhar marie Dreit. The Hesdeney-Orch.) d. by Willem Van Otterloo oni Concerto (1702)

aydn)- Byn, Orch. with Franz Koch

Erm Heliter Cara). (Cembalo) cond, by Anton Heller.

11.66 THE CELEBRATION OF MASS.

Prom St. Joseph's Church, Hey. Father Preacher: The

M.

Headen AJ. 139 ERNESTO LECUONA AT THE

PLAND

THAT 3N- 12.15 pm. BOOKS

FLUENCED ME IN YOUTH-4, By Bertrand Russell 12.30 MASTERS OF MELODY.

Erie Robinson and his Örch. The Muse of Arthur Sullivan. 1.00 TIME SIGNAL. CAMARATA

AND HIS ORCHESTRA,

11 WEATHER REPORT. 1.15 NEWS, SPECIAL ANNOUNCE.

MENTH.

130 AFTERNOON CONCERT.

Senia di Seta Overturé (Ron) The Concertgebouw Orch. of Amsterdam cond. by Eduard Van Beinun); 2nd. Mov.;. Largo from Synt. No. 5 in E Minor Ou 03 (Dvorak): The Sleeping Beauty: Waltz Tehnikovsky)-laston Popy

Flodter Orch, cond, by Arthtic Capriccin tullen. Op. 43 (Teakov. nky Boston Pops Orch. cont. by Arthur Fiedler.

Luxembourg Pelka: Sam, the old Accordion Man-Alice Lon; My Bong Jin flabeste, Dill Pickles; What's a wrong Alladin; The heart you break-Bob Lido: Lack back and laugh-Jock Martin; I wish we were sweethearts agaiAlice Lon; There is no greater love Jim Roberts.

2.3 OLD TIME BALLROOM.

With Harry Davidson and his Orchestra

3.00 QUILTY PARTY

A panel of experts solve problem.

a

Set by Edward J. Mason, *Back from the Dead" (Final).

Biris)

Minor, Op. 102; No. 7 In D Major, Op. 102: No. 3 C Major, Op. 10

alient Ginette Doyan (Piano): Nean Willam)-Kathleen Ferrier (Controlio) willi "Frederick Blone (Piano). Expans (hapeddy for (Charles)-Orchestra des Concerts amoureux cond. By Jean Fournet.

7,00 COCKTAIL, TIME.

On Uccelli Iterpg); Prelude; the Dove: The Tien: The Nightingale: The Cuckoo

sund.

by El Symphony Orch. Willy Terrezo: Concerto for Orch. (Bartok)-Chicago Sym. Orch, conal,

Dich.) Heiner: Concerto for 2 by Fritz

Minor) (Bach)-Herman Violins Krebber R! Then Olaf (Violin) . Orch he with the Healdenes

by Willern Ingual cond. Otterloo

10.55 MEXICAN FOLK BONUS. Ang by Cynthia Gooding. 10.38 WEATHER REPORT.

von

11.00 TIME SIGNAL

MUSIC

AT

THE CLOSE.

11.20 EPILOGUE,

HOSPITAL.

RE-

3.30 ПОМЕ &

QUESTS. Presented by rather. 4.30. MUSIC POR TEA TIME.

Atalle Bridgewater and the Westzulaster Light Orch,

3,00 ON YOUR TOES”,

Excerpta sung by the Principals Elle Broadway Produciton

Orch: cand.. by Halostora Bill 'Irola.

5.30 CHILDRENS' STORY.

Hing Rolomon's Mines. Dy Rider Bloggurdi.

400 TIME BIGNAL, PROGRAMME)

SUMMARY

422 MANTOVANI AND HIS ORCH. Some enchanted evening: Loves Jast word is spoken: When the Line loomain Lave ream after the ball; Symphony; Speakeasy. Gipsy

love waliz; The whistling boy: Faith: Cartas:

#39 FORCES EVENING SERVICE. Conducted by The Rey. 5. C. Ondan C.F.

7.00 FROM THE WEEKLIES. 7.IS PRONOR (F *KTEPHEN

FORTER"

Nelson Eddy with chorus and Breh.

Conducted by Robert Armbruster. Come where iny love lies dream- ing: The Merry, Merry month of May: Out Black Joe: My Brudder gum; Dolly day; Jeanie with the light brown Hair. There's no such girl as reine: Open thy lattice, love: Fairy Belle: Ohl Buranna; Old folkw at Home: Angelina Baker: Un Boys, carry the long: Beautiful dreamer: Don't bet your money on de Shanghai,

3.45 VIRTUONO

Victoria (Soprano).

Los

Angeles

El Jiguerità con pico de ora (LaSerna)-with Cimide Chaisson (Harpsichord): Pargi amor (from "Le Nozze di Figaro Act 2)with Orch. cond. by Woller Susskind: Gerald Foruca (Turina)-with More (Piano),

75% WEATHER REPONr. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 8.09 COMMENTARY. 8.33 HERENADE,

Victor Young and Els singing

strings.

8.30 LONDON HELONGS TO ME"

Part 1, "Christmas in Dulcimer Aires".

Ty Norman Collins. Adapted on a seriid in eight parts.

9.00 TIME MUINAL.

David Hose and his Orch. Nostalgia; Our wallz; Rotum lo Paradise Vlalin; Under the stars: 2.00 LAWRENCE WELK AND 18 The bait and the beautiful; Vienna Hartem Nocturne: CHAMPAGNE MUSIC,

shy pain: BusJack Martin: Lola O'Brien | September Song.

6.10 HUNDAY CONCERS. the Irish lawalian-Larry Hooper;

BBC Overseas

Shortwave

Conducted by The Rev. Father 1. McCarthy, BJ.

11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

Monday

7.00 A.M. TIME BIONAL.

OPENING MARCH.

JAN CORDUWENER AND HIS BALLROOM ORCHESTILA. 9.15 NEWS SUMMARY. 1,20 TOP OF THE MORN. 145 WEATHEN REPORT.

TOP O THE MOON (CONTD). 758 WEATHER REPORT. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL. NEWS. 8.10 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 4.13 DIARY FOR TODAY, 115 RTAGE AND SCREEN

MELODIES.

847 REPEAT HEADLINES.

WEATHER ARPONT,

L

9.00 CLOBE DOWN. 1230 p.m. PROGRAMME RUMMARY. 12.34 DOUBLE ATTRACTION, Frank Chacksfeta trehestra and Liberace. .1.00 TIME SIGNAL..

1.13 WEATHER REPORT.

and

1.13 NEWHPECIAL ANNOUNCE.

MENTS.

1230 AFTERNOON CONCERT, 2.00 CLOSE, DOWN.

930 TALKING ABOUT TEACHING,

Elsteners plagazine.

5.45 NT PAUL'S SUITE (HOLRT). The Jacques Suṭng Orchestra conducted by megindła zacques, 6.00 TIME RIGNAL PROGRAMME

SUMMARY.

6.02 VARIETY HOULIGNTA.

Paraguay Tony Mattela and ble Orth; MIl-Percy Fulih with Cherus; Opel! thelefter The Gaylords: Summer dance--Orch. under tugo Aliven: King of Paris-Jo Stafford Swedish Polka-Orch. under Hugo Alve; Faithful and Trut-Tie Diamonds; Spanish Gypsy dinnin Richard Hayman (Harmonica); By the Fountains Dr Home-David Hughes; Tomboler, Tonbula-David Hughes: April give me on MOT cay-Sarali Vaughan: The banks of the Seine Frank Clicksfield and his Örch.

630 MUSIC FOR EVERYONE.

The Flym: Dulcian-Ovedure (Wagner) The Vieusa Father"

cond. Orch monic

by itan INDusch!

Songs without (Mendelsohn): No. 1 in F

Programmes

(6.30 p.m. to 12.15 am. on 23.750 Mc/s. 11.05m; and 21.560 Dic/s, 13.02m)

SATURDAY, SEPT. 21

6.30 p.m. THIS DAY AND AGE. 6.49 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 8,45 FOR CHILDREN.

7.30 Charlle Chester in

A PROPER CHARLIE.

3.00 THE NEWS.

8.15 BPORTS ROUND-UP. 825 Report from the

WEST COUNTRY,

8.30 FROM THE WEEKLIED. 1.45 MAINLY FOR WOMEN. 9.00 FORCES FAVOURITES, 9.30 HCUTTEK MAGAZINE. 19.00 THE NEWS.

10.15 LISTENERS' CHOICE 12.00. Bl Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL. 11.13 RAYMOND AGOULT. And his Players

31,45 ASSOCIATION

10.16 NEW RECORDS.

(Concert Music)

11.00 ir ten, RADIO NEWSREEL. 115 LIGHT MUSIC.

TUESDAY, SEPT. 24

6.30 p.m. THIS DAY AND AGE. 6.45 JAZZ.Com recorda),

7.00 THESE FOOL THINGS Remind Yon of What?

Roy Plomey inviles a reply from 1. Arnot Robertson Audrey Russell, Michael Flanders: Lotel Hale, Hene MacColl and Shulman, Ensed on an idea by Nancy Spain.

7,50 COMMONWEALTH CLUB.

On the (New Zealoud, edition).

ot their Fiftieth Anniversary FOOTBALL.Country becoming a Dominion some distinguished New Zealanders pay Club a vink to the

5.00 THE NEWS.

A commentary on the second half of one of the day's

English League Matches.

SUNDAY, SEPT. 22

6.30 p.m. COMPOSER OF THE

WEEK.

Walton (on records).

6.40 FROM THE EDITORIALS. 4.45 THE WORLD INDIVIDUAL 8PEEDWAY CHAMPIONSJUP.

from

A ropart by Bill Dution Wembley Stadiumy.

1.00 CARIBBEAN CARNIVAL

The British West Indies show. 7.30 BUNDAY SERVICE. From Church of the Hagley

Redeemer,

Koad, Birmingham, con- ducted by the Minister, the Rev. Stanley Wand.

1.00 THE NRW.

S.1S SPORTS ROUND-UP

8.30 PALACE OF VARIETIES.

9. ickla Valentine comer

"OFF STAGE.'

To compare notes with Tha Key- men and Geoffrey Wheeler.

9.15 THE ENC

CHESTRA.

10.00 THE NEWS.

CONCERT

10.45 501 CHILDREN.

The Mystery of Hollow.

OR.

Grimsdyke

A new adventure, of Norman and Henty Bones the boy detectives. 11.00 g B. RADIO NEWSREEL. 11.15 CONCERTO.

MONDAY, SEPT. 23

8.30 p.m.

WEEK

COMPOSER

Walton (on records).

OF THE

6.40 FROM THE EDITORIALS.· ́

4.45 JOSEPH BEAL.

At Min: theatre organ).

1.00 IN TOWN TONIGHT,

730 MILITARY BAND.

8.00 THE NEWS.

#.15 SPORTA REVIEW.

150 LETTER FROM AMERICA. “

By Alists: Cooke.

LAS THE ADAM SINGERS.

9.1

COUNTRY. DANCES.

9330 TEST COUNTRY MAGAZINE.

Rendy Teddy-Rock and Roll: Any 19,09 THE, NEWB-

FERDINAND

5.15 APONTA ROUND-UP. 8.23 Five Minutes for

FARMERS

8.30 FORCES

FAVOURITES.

9,00 GOLDEN BERENADE. 930 ULSTER MAGAZINE.

10.90 THE NEWS.

10.15 THE SINGER

BONG.

AND

Ko, 10 The Art of Mantovani. 1145 CHULDREN" "AFRAID.

A Mort story by Rosemary Tim- perley Adapted as a radio.play by Petty Wells.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 26

6.10 p.m. THIS DAY AND AGE. 6.40. FROM THE. EDITORIALS, 8.45 FOLK MUSIC OF MANY

LANDS Songs and Dances of Borneo,

1.00 AERIOUS ARGUMENT. 7.39 CAT CALL. Up-to-date music

presented

records by Peter King.

1.00 THE NEWS.

8.18 SPORTS ROUND-UP. 6.25 Report from the

1

Rádio Barelay and bir teises- tra with Emli stern, T10 TALKING ABOUT BOOKS,

Reviewed by T. K. David. Man and Materialian" by Fred lios; The Unconscious Motives of Wer by All Strachey,

745 INTERLUDE YOR MUNIC.

With Freddy 'Albetti (flatp).

7,58 WEATHER ARFORT.

8.00 TIMA BIONAL. THE NEWA, 8.99 COMMENTARY,

THE ROLLING DISC." Premated by Peter. Morton. The last in a cries TYNTCloud

of Mirai

135 MUSICAL INTERLUDE. BAS MUSIC OF THE MOVIES,

"War and Peace,"

The original nouda track recording of the music by Ning Itoia Orchestra cond. by Franco Ferrars. 130 MONDAY RECITAL.

120 TOP Oʻ THE MORN, 795 WRATHER REPORT."

TOP Ở THE MORN (CONT'D), 7.48 WEATHER REPORT, 1.00 TIME BIGNAL, NEWE.

HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. KIS DIARY FOR TODAY. KIE MURIE IN-TITE AIR, 837 REPEAT TRAULINKĄ.

WEATHER REPORT, 9.00 CLOSE DOWN.. 12.30 p.m. PROGRAMME AUMMANT. 1252 MURIC FROSE THE MOVIES,

1.09 TIME AKGNAL.

1.13 WEATHER. REPORT. 1.15 NEWS, SPECIAL ANNOUNCE

MENTA.

1.30 AFTERNOON CONCERT. 2.00 CHORE DOWN.

5.30 "WOMEN" ONLY,"

Orch. cond. by Frank Allora,

15S WEATHER REPORT. 100 TIME BIGNAL, THE NEWS. #DR, COMMENTARY, *LIS LIFE WITH THE LYONS.

(514rẻ comes the Wide'. KAS FORTRY OF THE COMMON-

WEALTH,

New Zealand Poetry Selected and Introduced by. En A, HOTT PARI,. Prófíaser of Kuglah by the University of Dago,

9.99 TIME HRANAL

*

At the Opera "Porgy and Bens'. (borge Gershwinya

ACT 2. (Win Læbinant Engri Cón- deling Chorus and Orcheala,

Camilla

Porgy-Lawishes Winters; · Beis- Williams; • Berçng\-[nez Mattbown; Sporting Life-Avon Long, Crown-Warren' - Coleman; A Weekly. Magasine intradneed: | Chirá-June, McMechon; Marta/L!!y/ by Wendy Colbourne,

Strawberry Women-Helen Dowdy: Jake-Eddie Compiled by Barbara Lawrence

Matthew Mingo Willem A: Clover Tibbb}}={TVIKA and Murray Leavitt.

6.90 TIME FIGNAL. PROGRAMME Washington; Tetel-Harrison Celten

SUMMARY,

bead; Frazier J, Romansund Nofin. rom: Annie-Gadje, EteĢin; Jim... George Fisher; Undertaker-Hubert Dilworth; Nelsory Crab... · Mors-day Yenis: Mr Archdale Jobert Carroli; Detective-George Matthews: Pottee mar/Coroner-Felor" van "zanti 1995 THE UN, STORY.

8.82 LUCKY DIP.

Littener Héqueria Presented by Mergherita, 7.00 BARING SONG.

Ronald Ringe and his Orches

t

7.30 TIME FOR JAZZ

With Robin Day.

1.58 WEATHER REPORT,

1.00 TIME SIGNAL THE NEWS. 8.99 COMMENTARY, LIS OPERA, AND TALLET.

Di Quella Pira ·*(Trumble yramis (from 11 Trovalote Art 3) (Verdi)Jimi Bloerling (ron); Poul France (Tenor) with) Salce, Salce (Willow Song) (From "Otello") (Verdi)--Helen Traubet (Soprano) with the RCA Victor

Joan Midland · (mprano) ac• companied

164 Моза by

(Piano).

Holly Thresere ilughes; A. The with RICA

God

:

"THE ADVENTURE BRGINA".

Narrated by usne Kelly, 10.20 *JUKE BOX”UN

How High the moon; You ; viere meant for a Wonderful one--PATI Werton and 'hla Orch: Long Latt Sally Marty Robbins. The breeze Ticky ticky tick "La C and Il "Andalucia"wildo : Warner: Frankie Letre: 5 mint kilich Miller's Orch; Capel in' May-Tony Beef:: The Rise Tallou Percy Mitenejl; Goodbye. au revoir, adiós-Jonnný - RAY WITH Chorus: Why shouldn't I?! Sweet! hoarta: Peonies from Heaven-Paul Weston, and His Orch 10.38 WEATHER REPORT. 11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS.

REEL. HIS GOODNIGHT MUBIC!” 11.30 CLOSE DOWN,

Verwight Pansies (Dellus): Sweet Dellave in Cruci oferi ipe Seare Gustee Minoty

Wrack

AM 31) From "Otello" Hamilton Harty); Gorse (omilion Creed)

Atari (Baritonsi Traditional Irish Verdi)-Robert

Vie. Orch. coud. by Songa tf.

Ballet Suite The Lover's Curse: 2. I know where I'm Arthur Fiedler:

Swan Lake" Op. 20 (Tchaikovsky) going: 3. for Barney.

The Taste Orch. cond. by Sir John Barletit.

845 WEDNESDAY THEATRE.

World Theatre,

Vladimir Horowiła (Pisa), Sonata F arp Minor Op. 20 No. 2 (Clement}). 10.00

YUGOSLAV RHAPSODY."! Played and sung by Meme of the National Yugoslav Theatre,

10.30 EDUCATINO ARCHIE.

With Peter Brough and Archie Andrew,

(Repeat of Jast Saturday's broad- (east),

10.55 WEATHER REPORT. 11.00 TIME SIGNAL, BADIO

NEEL.

11.13 GOODNIGHT MUSIC. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

Paul Scofield. Pomels Brown, Paul Rogers in Edward 1" by Christ pher Marlowe. produced, by л., D. Small 10.15 8. WEEK'S COMPOSER.

Tlande!.

the

Friday

7.00 am: TIME SIGNAL, OPENING MARCH AND LIGHT MUSIC, 1,13 NEWB- SUMMARY. 1.20 TOP OF THE MORN. 1.45 WEATHER REPORT.

TOP OF THE MORN (CONT'D). 1.58 WRATHER REPORT. 1.00 TIME BIGNAL, NEWS,

Berenice Overture - The Boyd Neel Orch. eend. by Boyd Necl; Arist -Return, O God of Høsta ("Bamson) NEWS-Kathleen Ferrier (Centralia) with London Piluumonic Orch. cond. by Bir Arian Rouli; Concerto Grosse in B Fiat Major Op. 6_No, 7-Boyd Neel conducting the Boyd Neel irtog Oren. with Thurston Dart (Hortichord); And the glory of the

From Lord Chomin "Mellah">Th London Philhar-157 REPEAT HEADLINES.

Chair and

The Londen Philharmonic, Orch. cont. by

906 CLOSE DOWN

Tuesday

7.00 am. TIME SIGNAL, OPENING

MARCH

DAVID ROSE AND HIS ORCH. 1.15 NEWN SUMMARY. 7.20 TOP O' THE MORN. 1.45 WEATHER REPORT.

TOP OF THE MURN (CONTD). 7.38 WEATHER REPORT. 3.00 TEMP SIGNAL, NEWS. 8.10 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN.J 8.5 DIARY FOR TODAY. 3.18 MUNIC FROM

DRITAIN.

GREAT

837 REPEAT HEADLINES.

WEATHER BEVONT

9.00 CLOSE DOWN. 12.15 p., MORNING PRAYERS. By the nev. J. Vroud, 12.30 PROGRAMME RUNGARY 12.13 ROBERT FARNON AND HER

ORCHESTRA.

1.00 TIME SIGNAL, PIANO POPS, 1.13 WEATHER REPORT.

1.13 NEWS, SPECIAL ANNOUNCE-

MENTH.

1.30 LUNCHTIME CONCEIT.

The London Symphony Öreft. 2.00 CLOSE DOWN,

monic

Adrian Beult.

10.45 "CALYPSO,"

15.

Edmundo Itas, and his Rumba Hand. One at a time; Money, money, money: Tas only a matter of mind { aver malter; Come with me my Honey London la the place for me.

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Thursday

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7.15 NEWS BUMMARY. 120 TOP U“ THE MORN, 115 WEATHER REPORT.

TOP & TIRE MORN (CONTD).

TAR WEATHER BYVORT

8.00 TIME SIGNAL, NEWS.

B.10 HOME NEWS FROM UNITAIN.

8.45 DIARY FOR TODAY,

8.16 MUSIC IN THE AN,

5.36 OVER THE ULLS AND FAR 8.37 REPEAT HEADLINES,

AWAY.

Introduced by Daphne,

5.45 RICHARD REAN AND HIS

ORCHESTRA..

6.40 TIME SIGNÁL, PROGRAMME

HUMMARY

6.02 LA DEMI HEURE FRANCAISE:

Hommage a Gabriel Pierne.

630 THE WAYFARERS.

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NORTH OF ENGLAND. 3.30 SOUTHERN SERENADE OR-

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9.00 HOD MILLER AND 119 OR"

CHESTRA.

9.30 WELSH MAGAZINE.

10.00 THE NEWB.

10.15 Thornton Lofthouse introduces MUSIC FOR NEW ZEALAND

DAY.

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In the second, of a series of tour Illustrated talks, the well-knowTI ringer. John Whitworth discusses the counter-lenor voice and the muse which has been written for it. BRIGHT 10.43 THE SYDNEY

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THE CHAMELEONB.

VICTORIAN

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R.DO THE NEWS.

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6.45 FRUM TUE. EDITORIALS, 5.45

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Dream Allen Ford.

1.00 THE DANCERS.

Dry Horton Foote,

A radio play.

1.30 Frequency Announcements and

Wavelength Changes.

7.43 TIME FOR Music.

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8.15 SPORTS ROUND-UP. $25 71eport from the

MILANDE

A30 THE CHRISTIAN YEAR.

programnOR The thint of eight

relating to The Creed believe in one God. tio by The Templa Male Choir Render: Peter Coke

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(Light music),

10.00 T

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MUBIC

By Ray Dudley Canadian pianist), 1045 LLOYD THOMAS,

At the theatre organ,

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By Mik

WEATHER REPORT.

9.00 CLARE DOWN.

230 pm, PROGRAMME SUMMARY.)

1232 NOTHING BUT MUSIC.

190 TIME SIGNAL.

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WEATHER REPORT,

1.15 NEWS, SPECIAL ANNOUNCE-

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130 THE GELACHRINO, ORCIE,

Conducted by George telach. 2.09 CLOSE DOWN.

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5.30 THURIDay clun. 6,00 TIME SIGNAL PROGRAMSTE

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Introduced by Hobell Acheron

4.02 PORTUGUESE HALF HOUR. 6.30 VALETY HIGHLIGHTS.

South of the Border Benny,de Wellle And His Orch: Promiso her

1.19 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN, 1. DIARY FOR TODAY.

6.14 AWEET AND SWING,

WEATHER OPPORT,

22.15-pan. MORNING PILAYERS,

1233

By the Rev. Father R.. W. Gallagher A.

PROGRAMME SUMMARY. JOURNEY INTO. MELODY. With Philip, · Green and his Orchestra..

1.09 TIME SIGNAL.

LETTER FROM AMERICA.. By Allitair Cooke,

(Repeat of last Tuesday's broad

cast).

1.13 WEATHER REPORT.

1.15 NEWS, SPECIAL ANNOUNCE-

MENTS.

1.73 MUSIC OF THE MASTERS. 209 CLOSE DOWN.

5.30 TIME FOR TEENAGERS.

Introduced by Deborah Harl. bact, 0.00. TIME SIGNAL, PROGRAMME

HUMMARY,

6.92 POPULARITY POLL.

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Band of Her Majesty's · Colă- stream Guards, and mak Conductor: Major Douzlos Pope, 750 THE LITTLE GAELIC

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745 GOING TO THE PICTURES,

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7.45 WRATHER REPORT.

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King Calypso.

Calypso Carnival: The Proposal: Balance: Water: Yellow. bird: Dance de Limbo: Bambod-Tamboo: ke

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note: Danser Calenda.

Fisherman's 9.45 HOGER WILLIAMS.

At the Plano, "LONDON BELONGS TO MÈ": PART 1,

anything-Dean Mario; Sophia

Fingers" Carr: Canadian Survet Stranger Beany de Weile and his Or The Schiefer: Icah

Thich TracheDean Mariin; Sea (West Didles Breeze Joe "Pingers Carr: The El Venadito : Watermelon song "Tennessee”

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Ford Fiesta in lo and Mary Renaldo Loren Ordi. 1.00 MAURI SONGS.

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Max Jars with the Orchealse. Elegante and John Hauxvell 7.30 WISH YOU WERE HERE".

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750 WEATHER REPORT.

8.00 TIME RIGNAL. THE NEWS.

RED ANTI-MOSQUITO TALK.

3.13 THE ART OF NUTH DRAFER. "Three Generations in a Court of Domestic, Relaans" The Ecottish Immigrant”.

8.45 THE MUSIC MARRAS.

Quintet in E Flat Major_TC.442 (Mozart)-Walter Gieseking (Piano) Wind the with

Philharmonia Quartet: Divertimento No. 14, X.270 Moza-1)-Wind Ensemble of Parta. 9.15 LETTER FROM AMERICA,

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Memories of the Great Show.

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Harry Janies and his Orch. Memplu blues. The fight of the Bumble Bee; Jackpot blue: You go to my head: Don't stop; Feet Draggin' blues: Back bont Boogle. 10. WEATHER REPORT. 11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-·

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(Repeat of Sunday's broadca 10.39 VICTOR KILVESTER AND HIR

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