1958-08-02 — Page 15

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, AUGUST, 2, 1958.

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

Aileen Woods Of Memory Lo

(Broadcasting on

a frequency

of 800 kilocycles per second.)

Today

19.34 p..

RUMANCE IN

MUSIC

AND BONG. End of Buring: The Bhrike; Suddenly, 1 Unchanged Molly: You Were Mine; When Tim W You; LỰA casy To Remember; This is Love with You. Nevertheless I'm Love

With You, I'm in The Mood For Love; Lovely Lady: They Say Every It's Wonderful With You; Lufti Ting: Exactly Like Yau.

11 WEATHER REPORT,

1.15 NEWS, SEPCIAL ANNOUNCE-

MENTS.

1.30 LUNCHTIME MUSIC.

Victor Young & is rebentro. Around The World: Passepartout; Sky Synnway: India Country Sidi: Land Ho Epilogue.

2.00 JUST FOR YOU.

Presented by Nick Kendall 3.00 THE DAY OF THE TRIFFIOS. A seria for broadcasting by Gie Cooper Trom the novel by John Wyndham Part 4: "Dead End" (Repeat of

Jaet Sunday's broadcast).

3.30 Pauls 'aga introduct THE BIG RECORD, with Lou

Xayr Cugat d

the and Lewis,

Orchestra, Abus

Lane (V.O.A. Recordings). 4.00 MUSIC VOR TEA TIME.

Philip Green & tiis Orchestra. These Food Things; Pemind 10 find You: of you; Someday Ti Home Five Hundred Four: She's Midnight in Maytor: My Lovely: Love the sweetest Thing: Lerdon Fantasia; We Gather Lilacs; Limo house Blues.

Hari

4.30 INSTREL SONGS

italy The Banjo Band.

**Singing

6.00 TONE POEMS OF COLOUR.

Orchestra condurted by Frank RITIKLIA

White: Green: Parte: Yellow: Gray: Gold: Orange.

3,30 MELODY AND RHYTUM.

LOVE P

Baw Blors: Cutoradu Trail; Aller le Gown. Emperor Waltz, I'm Comly Vieglota:

Me Crying A You've GUL Suntertime: Aunt Hagar's Blues.

9.00 TIME: SIGNAL,

"GILBERT & SULLIVAN." The story of a great partner- ship.

Part Flame & Fortune."

7.04 JAZZ 0.6.A."

PRESENTED

BY NORMAN BARNES, Presented by Norman Barnen.

1.30 THIS WEEK.

News, reports & interviews an some of the week's events in and out of Hongkong.

Camplied by Ted "Thomas.

7.88 WEATHE REPORT.

8.00 TIME BIGNAL, THE NEWS.

1.10 COMMENTARY.

4.15 MEDITERRANEAN NIGHTS.

John Rait (Vocal) with Dr- by Glenn chestra condurted Osler.

Night af

Splendor Lamento Gitano: Tell Me That You Love Me:

Tango in D: Mattinata.

8.30 SPORTHCAST,

4. RUMMER PRÙM.

The Impresario Overture (310zart) Josef Kilus conducting The Lob- don Symphony Orchestra: Symphony ("Unfinished") No: 8 Miner

adelphia (Schubert) The Orchestra cand. by Bruno Walter: London Dolly Suite Faure)-The

-Orchestra cund. by Symphony Anatole Fistoulari.

990 PAUL TEMPLE & THE SPEN-

CER AFFAIR.

FATE 3 A Surprise for Pete Roberts. 9.38 WEATHER REFORT. 20.09 TIME SIGNAL, THE AND HUME NEWS DRITAIN,

10.18 SHALL WE DANCE

NEWB PROM

Light is

Aileen Woods, one of Hongkong's best known' personalities. tras been associated with Radio 1946. Hongkong since

Her first job was to thou- catalogue several sands of gramophone re- cords which had been from sent to the station London, and later the

same

year she took over the compilation of many programmes. Aileen arrived in Singopore in 1915, after a tour of South Africa. During the

Lave From

sonducted by Carmen Dragon, Prelude to Ael 1 from "Carmen" Is La Cucaracha (Trad. AFT, C. Drugon; Dance of The Comedians "The Bartered 13ride" (Smetana); The Syran (Saint-RaceRLI All Through The Night Trad.): Maitinala (Lenticavalto1: I

Griegi: Berceuse Theo Alone Again;

"Loewlyn" Coded). Marielle's Walle:

2.00 THIRTY- MUNLTES TUENTER, Love, Here is My Heart: Have An

Timothy" by till Naughton other Cigarette: I Lost My Heart;

2.30 TURK MURPHY & HIS JAZZ Through The Night: I Had A Live

BAND, Who Loved Me The Lady & 1 Caillat; ' Never Be the Same.

RAR WEATHéit REPORT.

South; Tard

Itarted Hannght Doctor Jazz: Jazz!h' Babies Blur: Hula Lou; Sunset Cate Stamp: 9.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS,

#PECIAL

ANNOUNCEMENTS Charison: Sadie Green. The Vans fatand of New Orleans; Concy SPORTS RESULTS,

Walmart. 9.15 RECORD BOUND ABOUT,

Shall We

3.00 HOME Dance?; Tumbling

QUEKTS. Tumbleweeds; You're Driving Me

Persented by Jeandler. Crazy: Dixielar Marcsigg B

4.00 MURIC FOR TEA TIME. Veda Patient Fortuzal

Holiday Inn Paris; When We're Alone: Sang of Devoliung Annivers sary Song: "I've Crown Accustomed to Her Fare: The Nutcracker Sutte; White Cloud That Cried; Little Without My Lover. 10.99 Music FROM THE FILMA,

The Queen's Hall Light Or chestra.

Stairway to Heaven; Spellkund-- Theme from the Concerto; Wanted for Murder: This Mon 14 Miinu: Ide of Paris: That

& FOSPITAL

RE-

The Metachrino Orchestra can. ducted by George Melschring. Why Do I Love You; Embraceable

Yours Lover : Lover Thee; Two Sleepy People: Liebestrar:m; You Were Meant For Me: Two Chlorettes In The Dark Blue Room: Way To The Stars.

430 216 THREE SUNS (INATRU- MENTAL MENGER~~~(PIPE Organ). Louisiana Hayride: Linger Awtille: Dangerous Age-Them There Eyes: Carioca: Playing

Things I Love Leapfrog: T20 FRED WARING & HIS PENN, MUSA Musto, Music: First Love:" SYLVANIANS (CHORUS).

Ночку. Carlita: Indian Sumager; Autumn Leaves: If I Had My Way: The Inch Wor; Dear Hearts Futkle Ruso,

5.00 "COME INTO THE PARLOUL" People: Anywhere 1 * Gentle

Aluse from the North of Eng- Wander: Tennessee Wattz; Funicol

lond Punlesia: Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes: The Uncumlatil Lover; Comin' Thru The By: All Through The Night. 11.00 GELSIRATION OF MASS.

Joseph's Church. Precio. Father J. Moran S. 1150 ORCHESTRA OF THE WEEK.

Boston Symphony Orchestra. Lieutenant Kiju-Sulle, Op. 10 (Prokofie Humes & Juliet, Ballet Suite No. 2 (Prokofie)-Boston Symphony Orchestra cond. by Surge Kossevitzky.

From

1230 p.m. HTRING SONG.

Max Jalla and his Orchestra. 1.00 TIME SIGNAL

GOING TO THE PICTUREM Chairman: Tim Broton (Final). WEATHER ABPORT

1.

1.1 NEWS, SPECIAL ANNOUNCE-

MENTS

1

AFTERNOON CONCERT,

Capitol Symphony Orchestra

PEOPLE'S FORUM

5.30 YOUNG

OF BOOKS From Eton Courge.

6.00 TIME SIGNAL

THE BOY FRIEND." Excerple sung by the Preloals of the Broadway Production with the Beat-cats Orchestra conducted by Paul Stegrant. Overture: Perfect Young Ladles: The Boy Friend: Won't You Ciaries. ton -with Met: I Could Be Happy With You: Sur Page: A Room In Riviera Carstva: Bloomsbury; The

Pierrette. Tango The Poor Lattle Finnic.

635 FORCES EVENING SERVICES.

Conducted by Rav R. 1, Par Conacy C.F.

1.00 DUTCH LIGBT MUSIC.

The Cosmopolltain Orchestra. Conducted by Jos Cleber

1.15 FROM THE WEEKLIES.

BBC

Overseas

Music

her field

first World War she and

her twin sister. Doris, did much entertaining for thei

anese in Stanley Prison Camp.

ted with one of the longest running pro. grammes .over broadcast

on

troops from Bombay to Alleen Woods was associa Mandalay, from Malaya to Hongkong and from Shanghai to Japan. Sho returned to Hongkong in 1919, and for twenty years she and her sister taught Ballroom Dancing. At the outbreak of World War II she was a member of the staff of the War Memorial Hospital and then with her two sisters was intered by the Jap-

1.30 MUSIC FOR YOU

Eric Robban & Orchtaire. Tambourine Chinoi Romance: Feno; Rustle of Spring: Merry Widow Wallz: Slavonie Rhapsody: The Dhie Danube.

958 WRATHEN REPORT.

100 TIME BUNAL, THE NEWa. 410 COMMENTARY,

15 THE DAY OF THE TлIFFIDS.

A serial for broadcasting by dilas Cooper from the novel by John Wyndham,

Part 5: "Warid Narrowing." 145 BUNDAY CONCERT.

Double Concerto In A Minor Op. 102 for Violin, Violencello Orchestra (Brahms)-Glocanda De Vito (Violin Amadeo Baldovino

(Cello) & The PElharmonia Or- chestra cond. by Rudolf Schwarz.

Symphony No. 4 in E Minor Op. 96 (Brahma) The NBC Symphony Orchestra cand. by Arturo Toscanini.

9.56 WEATHER NEFORT, 10.00 TIME SIGNAL. THE NEWS & HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 10.35 ENGLISH

AND RYANS

*

ANTHEME

The second of two programunes by The B George Bingers. Produced de introduced by John Jenkins

1945 BY HEART."

Soggets by John Keats. 16.58 WEATHER REPORT, 11.00 TIME SIGNAL, BADIO NEWS-

RAEL 11.15 THE EPILOGUE.

Conducted by Rev Father R. W. Gallerier 8.7.

19.30 CLOSE DOWN.

Monda

TIMB.SIONAL, WRATHER ПЕРОЯТ, MARCH PRO- GRAMME PARADE;

1.05 LIGHT MUSIC.

Lester Lania & His Orchestra. 8.30 MELADY AND SONG. 135 DIARY FOR TODAY. 6.3 WRATHER REPORT. 1.90 TIME SIONAL NEWS

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTA. 9.10 JOHANN STRAUSS OVER-

TUILES.

AND

Hts

The Philadelphia arch. con- docted by Eugene Ormandy. 9.30 RECORD ROUND ABOUT.

With Lawrence Welk, Bingery & Music 10.35 MINUCCI & RIS ORCHESTRA. 19.45 "WE BING FOR YOU."

Cintya 8warthout iz fichard Crooks

11.15 MORNINO CONCERT.”

Shortwave Programmes

(On 25.750 Mc/s. 11.65m; and 21.550 Mc/s, 13.92m)

SATURDAY, AUG, 2

7.30 pm. Yvonne Arnaud and VI

buvier in

-POKEN IN JEBT.

A series of comedies bringing to

ite some of the more famozi queia-

tions of our language.

8.00 THE NEWS.

09 COMMENTARY.

8.15 HPORTS ROUND-UP,

RI FORCSB' FAVOURITES.

1.00 GRAND HOTEL

Max Juff and the Palm Court Dr. chostro. Geet artist: Per Lindqvist.

943 FROM THE WEXKLJEN. Extracts from editorial vunntent by lending British weekly newspapers. 10.00 111E NEWS.

AJI MUSIC HALL

by Alistair Cưoke. 5.00 LETTER FROM AMERICA.

9.15 ALILOQUY,

(violin) Danny Levan Dennis Wilsoni (piano).

9.30 NEW RECORDA,

Rev. P. Carrington, is interviewed by the Rev. E. H. Robertson. 15.00 THE NEWS.

19.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. and 10.15 GERMANY AND PORTUGAL..

A Musical encounter.

Presented by Liobel Gamli,

10 00 THE NEWS.

The BBC Northem Orchestra, co- ducted by George Hurst

11.00 Big Ban. RADO NEWSKEEL.

10.05 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN.11.13 LISTENERS CHOICE. 10.15 KINGS OF THE KEYBOARD. 1145 John Sharp in

Fino mute in contrasting styles.

11.08 Big Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL 11.15 CONCORD OF

BOUNDS.

SWEET

: Handel's hoste 11.43 BANK HOLIDAY SPORT..

Great Britain v. Tite British Empire and Commonwealth of the While City Stadium, London, Commentators: Rex

15.00 HOME NEWS FROM_BRITAIN, | Athletion 30.16 LISTENERS CHOICE. 11,00 11 Ben. BADIO NEWBNEEL.' 1,15 SINGING FOR YOU. Danalel Merrick and Albert with the Albert Webb Orchestra friduced by Anthony Raymant. 11.43 HATUNDAY SPECIAL.

SUNDAY, AUG. 3

Webb

-

7.30 pt. BUNDAY SERVICE.

The Royal School of Church Blude Festival Bervice Royal Albert Hall.

סמן In

with a calf to worship and closing prayers by The Archbishop of Cat

Fox Troy-I Can't Believe That terbury, readings by Archishops of You're in Love With Me: Sweet Lor various Provinces of the Anghoon ainer: Bolween The Devil and The Communion, and music by singer Deep Blue Seat For Me & My Gal; drawn from choirs affiliated to the 1 Cho't Give You Anything town. R.3CM, kes all parts of the Untied

Rumbe Take Ma

Alston and Harold Abrahames. Cricket: Lanca euro v. Yorkshira at Old Trafford, commentator: Robert Huds 18.13 . The Bay Ellington quartet

THE JUKE BOX CLUB 12.43 GENERALLY SPEAKING.

TUESDAY, AUG. 5 130 p.m. ENGLISH MAGAZINE,

from East Anglia. 8.00 THE NEWS,

8.09 COMMENTARY,

TOLLWOLTH IN THE EVEN-

ING

A play for radio, by David Scott Daniel. 12.45 am. BOOKS TO NEAD,

THURSDAY, AUG. 7

7.30 p.m. MUSIC IN THE MODERN

MANNEIL

8.00 THE NEWS.

8.0

COMMENTARY.

MOONB-UP

8.16 SPORT FOR WOMEN

8,10

2.45 GOOD EVENING,

9.15 PIANO PLAYTIME.

Erig Darby at the plane..

030 WELSH MAGAZINE.

10.00 THE NEWS.

10.00 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN,

10.18 NEW RECORDS.

(Conzert mude).

Fresented by Boyd Nent

11.00

ig Ben, LADIO NEWSHKEL

111 FLAY IT AGAIN!

6.15 BPORTS ROUND-UP. 130 FURCES PAVOURITES. 0.09 Kenneth McKellar In

*A SONG FOR EVERYONE'

Toon Alexander. 12.15

*Your AmL: | KINFQMZcording of Service held with hia guest WAGAZINE.

Serenade in The Night: All My

Love.

"FOX THEA --Sophisticated Lady; Boll- tade: food Indigo: Smoke Rings

Che C-11 Must Be True: Cha Cha in The Park.

NEWE

RED COMMENTARY.

15 SPORTS_ROUND-UP.

30 THESE FOOLIBJI TILINGS.

Remind you of whatr

Bock & Roll-out Dog: Ray Plombay invites & roply Up: Stranded in 27 Jungle; Lava, Jean Metcalfe, Antonia Lave, Love: Higartbreak Hotel: Blue Michael" Flanders, Lionel

Ahoes.

chant Portue and

Suede shoe-Star fall on Alabama; Thomas

Fux I Don't Stand A Chest Of A Chic LG WORLD PREMIEBE. With

Tango In The Pati". Calypso Bun, m

Womens La Belle Martinique.

Watt-Girl Of My Dreams, 1461 WEATHER REPORT.

Fast Nights in Londo

939 ULATEIL

As including the news from have A programme for Ulstze porple_aver- · a suocta report, topical talks, and interviews. Edited and produkmal by Diana żyde. 10,00 THE NEWS. from Hidge.10.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN.

Hale. 10,13- David Kokrog in witrid

RECOND THAT PROFONĄŁ." by Lawrie Wyman. 14.43 DANCE MUSIC. DON KYADophone recorde

Prelly Aescies of programmes recalling 11.50 g nen. RADIO NKWAREEL..

blatorie performances in the theatres of the world. 10,00 THE NEWS.

114 IIMS SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-16.15 FOR CHILDREN.

FNEL.

31.18 WALL_WB DANCE (Con).

10.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN,

Winsic's Wonders.

111 MELODY ON THE LINE. I RECITAL.

12.00 midnight, LIGHT MUSIC

MANY LANDN.

played by the DC Milan

#glat Orchestra.

Caviar to Un

Tivareide Blues; As A Georgia 11,90 Ben, RADIO NEWSREEL.1243 am, THIS DAY AND AGE.

Camp Morting:

Bouth.

11.15 CONCERTO.

Peter's Swayin' William Waterhosimo Ebswagon), 180 (by Wynford Vaughan Thom

11S CLOBE RPWN.

Sunday

-6.66. a.m. TIME

SIONAL WEA THER REPORT AND PRO- GRAMME TABĀDE: $10 TERTIVĀL. IN COSTA RICA.

Hanley Black Ti Orchesten. Andaluci"; Linda Cisions; Hanna- ashbah:

comparmi: Jungle Klant; WILDSTA -

KI MORNING skopy,

|

Boottik Orchestra, Conductor: Ins Whyl

12,13 5.m. Die that Craxy Daryl telé who, with Ken Pixit, waYU Coop KVENING, KACIF

and tavitek al 'Squares' end "Cale". toʻo Palaja Party:

17,43 SONGS FÜR ALL BRÁSONS. Well-known partsongs sung by The BBC Women's Chorus, Conduripr Lexile Woodgate AN

MONDAY, AUG. 497

7.30 p.m. Vars. Kanzi, antracietu YOURS SDCERELY?

1,09 THE NEWE

409 COMMENTARY, GRA

Kas sponte REVIEWE

WEDNESDAY, AUG. 6 130 p.m. THE HAPPY WANDER Records presented by Lilian Dulf.

200 THE NEWK., 7.09 COMMENTARY.

6.15 BPORTS ROUND-UP.

8 CELEBRITY RECITAL.

Carmen Pristio (soprano), Ernest Lach (plena),

998

tune-a-minute demory through the years

ALAS BERIOUS- ARGUMENT,

12.44

s. Desyck nyler In INSPECTOR SCOTT INVESTI

GATED

HID RAY AND AGE. Cme of the Vanishing Bride.

- FRIDAY, AUG. 8 1.30 pm. Peggy Cameron in

BRITANNIA MEWE.

A novel by

400 THE NEW

BƏS COMMENTARY,

Sharp,

15 PORTS ROUND-UP.

$39 ACOTTISH MAGAZINE.

na muqsic, produced by

Metkle.

крот

200 THE TED-ERATE - SHOW. Cheats: The Tynagr Viadres Four.

9,43 AIREDBANT NAVY go-

ELGADEMIR

Compund Wy Trevor MoIP. 10.00 TEN WR FROM DRITAIN.

NEWA 10.00 HOME 20.35 #27 the Thing Progressimo

Lile CHURUM AND ENGLAND, by the 'Nay, Jopppta Mokhailoch, Vicar of Wark 1949 THE CASINO ORCHESTRA,

Conduetzá by Bidday háw IIBUS. 11.00 KETEMU RADIO KÉWBREEL., 115 TAM JNÝRRNATIİMAL KERTA

Dirlewed by: Kimers Vinter, - 11,45 DIZAGEDER, MUSIC.

The Zrinwa kusembla,

3,00 PHIL TATE AND HE 911.34 ks, Franky Howard in

CHESTRA.

13 TANGO TIME.

Constamoohone FAILSION TO MAE THE DAWN US:ABRICA.

SA TINGÜIURCH'S

THE WORLD.

The Anthylatop of Quebeḥ, tam Mort

was

light music. Early morn- ing music and most of the lunchtime programmes are her particular province, as well as "Record Round "It's In The About". Groove" and "Juke Box". awarded the M.B.E, by H.M. the Queen in the recent birth- day Honours List, Aileen Woods is often con- sulted by all broadcasters in Hongkong as she has a vast knowledge in field of light music,

Sho Radio Hongkong - "Down Memory Lane", and on special occasions, i.e. Christmas Day and Thirtieth Anniversaries produces a special edition

Hor of this programme. main responsibility today is centred around record programmes of dance and

Little Symphony in B Flat for Wind Instrumansi (Gouned); Car

en Buite No. 1 (Bizet: Concerto No. 1 in G Minor, Op. 20 (Brus), 12.15 pm. Winfred Atwelt (Piano)

plays

*ALL TIME FAVOURITES," JR16 DOUBLE ATTRACTION,

-Watson-Madia & llis orchestra.

and Johnny Mathis (Vocal). 100 TIME SIGNAL.

11

WEATHER HEPORT 1.15 NEWS

BPECIAL

NOUNCEMENTS.

130 AFTERNOON CONCERT, 2.30 TIER LAST WALTZ

AN-

An operetia by Oscar Straps.. Sung by the Prifcipals & Chorus of The Viennese Light Opera Con- play conducted by The Comput.

16 INTRALUBE.

3.00 DUNNY DERIGAN

ORCHESTRA,

110

&

RIS

THE GAY NINETIES." Faktoring The Chotry HOL Sangsters, Pred and Daly, The Blue Diamond Quartet # New kjog Gay Nineties Orchestra. Produced by Frank Luther. 400 MUSIC FOR TEA TIME.

The Melachring Orch, cond, by George Melarhring

430 ACADEMY AWARD WINNING

ЯUNGIS.

Trom 1940-1854.

By Altair Cooke. 7.15 COCKTAIL TIME.

the

Steve Allen, is Plano & Oг- chestra, 7.45 TICKET TO THE MOON, "What Kind Of Power?"

The 3rd in a scrive of four talks

Peter Sealt & A. V. Cleaver. 55 WEATHER REPORT

108 TIME SIGNALL THE NEWS. B10 COMMENTARY

15 THE GOON NOW.

"King 6010wpon's Mines,"" With Peter Sellar Spike fligon 8.45 JĀNE FROMAN BINGS,

Orchestr cond. by

larry Stcomber,

With

Marion Eva

9.00 TIME SIGNAL,

MOTORING MAGAZINE. Kaited

produced by Ted Thoras,

28

9.30 MURIC OF OUR TIMES.

Stravinsky, 950 WEATHER REPORT. 10.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE AND HOME NEWS BRITAIN

10.15 NIGHT CAP.

NEWS PROM

Presented by Ted Thom£1, 10.39 WRATHER REPORT,

11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS.

RREL

11.15 AND 80 GO TO BED,

David Hose & His OrchesLER,

Eddur Fisher with Orchestra _&_1130 CLOSE_DOWN. Chorus conducted by Axel Stordahl.

5.00 FIESTA IN SPAIN,"

Los Chavales de Expatia with Vocal

1.38 STORY FOR CHILDREN.

“Big Class A Little Claue Adapted from a story by Hans AndSIONAL

G.00

HONGKONG HIT PARADE. Presented by Ted ThomYLAK, 7.00 CLASSICAL ERQUÈSTH.

Presented by Irene Yuen, 734 ROGER WILLIAMS (PIANO).

With Orchestra & Chorus. 145 WRATUBE REPORT, 100 TIME RIGNAL, THE NEWB. #10 COMMENTARY.

13 INTERLUDY FOR MUSIC,

With The sediey Ward THO. 119 MONDAY BECITAL.

Wong Kuk-ying (Piano), 9.09 "ECTIONS OF BIJDADWAY.”

Alana Jay Lerber

withick Loowe.

&

939 CONTINENTAL BENDEZVOUS,

***With Denise Brabani,

958 WEATHER REPORT,

1430 THE SIGNAL. NEWB

Wednesday

7.00 a.m. TIME SIGNAL, MARCH.

LIGHT MUBIC.

7.15 NEWA SUMMARY.

20 MELODY & BONG 10 WEATHER REPORT. 7.40 MBLODY & SONG. 153 DIARY FOR TODAY. 748 WEATHER REPORT.

1.90 TIME BIONAL, THE NEWI. $30 PRUGRAMME PARADE. 8.15 MUX IN THE AIR. 8.00 CLONE DOWN. 17.30 p.m.

FILMS.

MUSIC

1.00 TIME BIONAL.

FROM

1.13. WEATHER REPORT.

The Browning Version

"Wednesday Theatre" at nine o'clock features that popular play by Terence RattiganThe Browning Version." First produced on the stage shortly after the war it tells the story of an elderly school master Andrew Crocker-Harris who is given to making puns in Latin at which his class, no longer laughs. Obliged to retire without a pension, his 1st is not made casier by his nagging wife Millie who is also unfaithful to him. Aware that he is no longer liked by his class, Crocker-Harris is non-the-less shocked to hear himself described as "The Himmler of the Lower Fifth." Then on the eve of his retirement, John Taplow, one of the boys, brings him a parting gift-Robert Browning's verse translation of the Agamemnon....THE BROWNING VERSION. The main part of Crocker-Harris is played in this BBC' production by Robert Harris.

Italian Keyboard

The "Monday Recital" at 8.30, is given this week by Wong Kuk-ying who will be playing some old Italian key. board pleces..

The 'Sunday Concert', at 8.45 p.m. consists of a pro- gramme of works by Brahms which includes his "Double Concerto in A Minor Op. 102. for violin, cello and orchestra" with Giocanda De Vito and Amadeo Ballouino as soloists with the Philharmonia Orchestra under Rudolf Schwarz, and 'Symphony No. 4 in E Minor Opus 98.

Fastest In The

East

The first Tuesday in every month is the day on which we hear "Motoring Magazine", and at nine o'clock on Tuesday, August 5; Ted Thomas will be introducing the programme, which will include, a Road Test on -the fastest the only Ferrari coupe in Hongkong car in the Far East; a report on the Motor Sports Club Slalom speed test; and a talk on vintage cars by an owner of one. "Motoring Magazine" is at nine o'clock on Tuesday evening,

Also on Sunday evening at 10.15 p.m. there is the second programme by the St George Singers on English

Hymns and Anthems.

Victor Young and his Orchestra. 7.15 NEWS BUMMARY,

TZO MORNING-MELODY.

1,43 WEATHER DEPORT.

7.48 LIGHT MUSIC.

1.55 DIARY FOR TODAY. 1.68 WEATHER REPORT.

BOY TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 1.10 PROGRAXIME PARADE, 55 BRITISH LIGHT ORCHESTRA, 9.00 CLOSE DOWN.

12.20 p.m. NOTHING BUT MUSIC.

100 TIME SKINAL

1.13 WEATHER REPORT.

1.15 NEWS, NEPCIAL ANNOUNCE-

MENTS

1.30 FROM THE SHOWS. "After The mat

Coward.

by Nori

Voss Lee,

OM

Tung by Exerpts THE Peter Graves & Cliorus with

chestra cond. by Phills Martell, 1.6 FOR THE VERY YOUNG.

And Compiled

produced by MAYIM

1.1 NEWS, BEPCIAL ANNOUNCE.

MENTE 1.30 FOB WOMEN ONŁY.

A weekly magasine introduerái by Jane Akera. Compiled & produced by Valerie

&

Fry

HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN 19.15 THE CINCINNATI SUMMER

OPERA ORCHESTRA

Conducted by Fausto Cloya, 10.30 PAUL TEMPLE & THE ÉPÈN-

CER AFFAIR.

Park 5: "A Surprise for Pale Ruberts.

(Repeat of basi Salımday's broad- Get)

10.58 WEATHER REPORT,

(1.00 TIMR SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS»

REEL

11.13 REVERIE

1130 CLOSE DOWN.

Tuesday

7.00 8.10, TIME SIGNAL, MARCH,

LIGHT MUSIC

7.15 NEW SUMMARY, 120 MELUDY & RONG. 7.45 WEATURE REPORT. 14 MELODY & BONO. 7:36 DIARY FOR TODAY.

WEATHER REPORT.

SIONAL, THE NEWS. KIG PROGRAMME PARADE, $15 MUSIC IN THE AIL. 6.00 CLASH DOWN

13.13

'MORNING PRAYERS, By the Bay. E. Sandrach. 1230 JÕUZNEY INTO MELODY.

From The Mediterranean.

1.00 TIME BIGNAL.

L WEATHER VEPORT.

1.18 NEWS, SPECIAL ANNOUNCE-

MENTI

139 LUNCHTIME MUSIC.

200 CLOSE DOWN.

3,30 NOT POR SQUAREI.

0.00 TIMIN BIONAL.

BAY MAUTIN CHESTRA.

& HUB DR-

With The Din Shepherd Chorus. 630 MARCHING

THE WITH

QUANDS. The Band of the Irish Quarda. | 7,00 LETIEL FROM AMERICA

2.00 CLOSE DOWN.

J

5.30 EVENING BERENADE.

Doll Van Der Lindes & His Orchestra. C.00 TIME BIGNAL.

LUCKY BY,

Latchers' equeris, Presented by. Margherita.

1.00 ARIA RECITAL,

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1.38 TIME FOR JAZZ.

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138 WEATHER REPORT.

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Paderewski,

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