1958-11-29 — Page 15

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1958.

Radio Hongkong On All

· Rage 15-

Day

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

Radio Hongkong will be remaining

on the air all day on Friday From The

From The Footlights

for the duration of the first of the present series of Test Matches against Australia, so as to ensure full and complete

game. coverage of the

The station will go over to Radio Australia both; in the morning and afternoon for commen-3 taries by Australian commentators,

The morning commentary starts at 9.20 a.m. amt: will continue until 12.15, when we return to: the studios of Radia Hongkong. At 2 o'clock; we go back to Brisbane for the afternoon's play and remain there until 3.35 p.m.

And Into The Air

not

Unlike some other broadcasters, who seem to have done practically every job there is to be done, Tim Brinton has concentrated, for most of his working life, on the entertainment business. Leaving school, where he was acutely unhappy (this was

the fault of the educational establishment involved. which was just As not ignared for greasepaint) he had a short time in the Army and then, National Service over, he started serious work learning how to be an actor at the Central School of Drama in London, so that when he achieved his ambition of becoming a film director, he would know something about the actor's trade.

Between commentaries the studios will be broad-In 1951 he tried unsuccessfully to enter the British film

casting several specially prepared programmes: during the times that the station wonk not normally be on the air.

Hongkong Products

Once again Hongkong is busy getting ready for another exHDF-

1 tion of her own products 16th Exhibition, the first for Nis Excellency the Governor, Sw Robert Binek. M-1 spea

be on the spot to record The Governor's

Broadcasting on a tregoener

NGO kleeveles per second.)

od

13.

ROMAN CR

I

中

AND SONG,

Jerome Keenj.

by him ber 4

on Thursday, Decena-

Radio Hongkong wil

18

TIME HUNAI.

143

WEATHER REPORT.

1J3

TIME SIGNAL.

NEWS A SPECIAL

ANNOUN

speech. All

Une

CEMENTS.

YOU

130

LUNCHTIME MUSIC

200

JUST FOR YOU

Presented by Nick bend

100

Tal

THE MOONSTONE'

By Wilkie Collmy,

Pari

same evening at 130 p.m. will be taken for a fout around the various stalls try comunenta-

Timothy Thomas, Bill Dorward and Julin Wallace,

tors

Patchwork

On

Birch.

Wednesday evening. December 3 at 9.15, The secand in a new series of Patchwork. Radio Hongkong's own matežu programme, will be broadenst. All the pleces of material that the producer Gillian Durlingt and George Fowler (who intro- duces the programme) collected for you to hear. connected with warmth or cold

The Shadow Lengthens,

3.30 WE HING FOR YOU

4.00

The Mill Brothers & The Potir Areth

MUSIC FOR TEA TINE

136 PAN AMERICAN IN PÄNIS.“

(a)> *Icel

the film starchug: Giebe

& Cleveres Curtary.

509 UNIF REQUESTS.

Cast

Kelly

Presented by Audrey. Calling-

Army Stair at British Military Iospital. Hongkong.

5.00 ThİK SIGNAL

BRC BANDSTAND.

Fodel's Moter Works Band

6.30 CASTAWAY'S CHOICE.

have

0.54

LEK

For instance, there is a talk about intoys'; a recorded vint! 10

Sleeper's Shelters u Street poetry about a bear, a donkey and a fire; a dramatised excerpl from

n famous book; muisite", ranging from Francis Alitrey singing animal soues, te orches tral music inspired by snow.

Blue story from 801

A

"Kangaroo Punch" and in the patches of humour on nex! Wednesday's Patchwork, you'l find Gracie Fields with a coki in her 'muze.

U.N.

United

Day Concert

celebrated

Nations

Day on December

My Jean Ramage, presented by Ted Thomas.

WEATHER REPORT. 200 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. FIN COMMENTARY

15 THIS WEEK,

7.45

News, Reports and Interviews

on some of the week's eventu

In and by ni Hongkong, cone

piled by Timothy Hick

VINTAGE CHOONS,

"The Mummified Priest."

15 SETSCAST,

30 CNTINENTAL RENDEZVOUS

With Denker Beskant.

WEATHER REPORT

TIME SONÁL,

NEWS & HOME NEİYA FROM BRITAIN

943 INVITATION TO MUSIC,

9.45 THE MATURDAY STORY.

357

A Touch of The

bv

Keith Pyvai, read by Innald Decent.

WEATHER REPORT.

10.00 TIME SIGNAL. RADIO NEWS-

REF.

10.13 IT AND AROLT **

The Musl

1st France Tran- brita and hy align Quartet from Maxim's.

Pererated by Tui Harward

10.43 LATE NIGHT FINAL

WD: 24

11.28 WEATHER RETOUT.

by a concert, which was in three 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

every

parts, and broadcast to continent from New York, Paris, and Geneva, Among the world famous articles who look part were Pablo Casals, Mieczy- slaw Horzowski, David Oistrakh and Isane Stern. A recording of this

together with a concert, message from Mr Dam Ham- marsikjold, United Nations Secretary-General, can be heard In this week's "Sunday Con- cert", which is at 9.18 påù,

Puccini 1858-1958

December

of

*Sunday

8.00 am. TIME SIGNAL

WEATHER REPORT & PRO- GRAMME PARADE..

KJO MUSIC IN A LATIN MOOD. 8.10 NEW SYMPHONY ORCHES-

TRA.

BCOFTIAN MEMORIES.

8.38 WEATHER REPORT. 9.00 TIME MIGNAL

THE NEWS, SPECIAL NOUNCEMENTS

RESULTS.

AN- SPORTS

0.15 RECORD BOUND ABOUT. 10.15 ORCHESTRA OF THE WEEK. The NBC Rymphony Orchestra. 11.90 BERVICE FROM THE ENG-

LISI METHODIST CHUREN, Conducted by The Bev. E. J. Hopkins,

12.00 TILE ÜBERT SÆLAW CHOR-

ALE

1950 marks the 100th centenary of the birth Giacomo Puccini, to whom the music loving world owes the enchanting melodies of Mimi and 12.39 Rudolfo, Cio-clo man, and Toren. On the Tuesday evenings of this monib, at 7.30 pm, Radio Hongkong will be broadcasting excerpts from famous Puccini opetas, beginning this week with "Manon Lescaut".

Motoring Magazine

"Motoring Magazine" on Tuca- day features an ople account of one episode in the life of the Labulous jeep, a meeting with Surling Moes; the veteran car Tun to Brighton, a discussion on how to improve the Macao Girrtid Prix, and a road test on

8-yilnder

the

Jauti

Simer

Vedetto, "Motoring Magazine”

is on the air at 9.10 p.m.

Concert Broadcast

The concort alven by the UK Philharmonie Orchestra. In con function with the HK Singers and the Oratorio Society at the Loke Yew Hall Inst Thursday evening was recorded by India Hongkong, and excerpts from it will be broadcast on Wednesday at B p.m.

Dm. MY WORD.

A Panel Clame, miroduced by John Arlets,

1.00 TIME SIGNAL.

RHYTHM WITH THREE SUNS. With Hay Dehr (Pipe Organ). 113 WEATHER REPORT. LIS TIME SIGNAL.

NEWR & SPECIAL NOUNCEMENTS,

130 LUNCHTIME MORIC.

2.09 IN NOLLYWOOD!

With Kend Astaire,

AN

2.30 TURK MURTHY & NIS JAZZ

IMND.

1.60 HOME

QUESTA,

HOSPITAL

Sirented by Jennifer,

4.00 MUBIC FOR TEA TIME, 4.30 HRING IT AGAIN.”

industry who were at that time in the doldrums. The

Patil Duncan

with emmyandiment by Maya Rea. 745 THE CRITICS."

thaftman-Tiru rintan $11 ST ANDREWS DAY

creetings trous Neulaned. AN APPEAL..

8.30

The.

By Dr Donald tier of Hall of The Mission To Lezers Christmas Fair" organised by The Marlenhe Reichl Aid te

1 eners tiroud an fith Deremtorn

at the Parede Ground, Happy Valley.

*AR WEATHER REPORT.

→ TIME SIGNAL.

NEWS & HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN.

915 THE SUNDAY CONCERT.

Nations Tax Concert"

-Tibited

קין

from New York. Geneva with a message

and frum

Mr Dag Hammarskinela, Sex m fary-General

The tated

+

Nations.

Yo

senats

Otter),

No 2 in More fre

At Stan no (1992) "Bor" con The Star Concerto it Ano for Two Violines & Orchestra, Semphis NF Movement)

11.15 RADIO NEWSREEL. 11.30 11.00%

The let Nunday in Advent Unk versity Chapel, King's Calleer. Aberdeen.

TEAM CLOSE DOWN,

Monday

7.00 am, TIME BIONAL..

1.1

MARCH,

LIGHT MUSIC.

NEWS BUMMARY

1.20 MELODY AND SONG.

1.

WEATHER AKPORT.

TÁ A THOUGHT ON YOUR WAY.

Kev. J.

E. Bawatam, 8.J

1.32 DIARY FOR TODAY.

1.58 WEATHER REPORT.

6.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS,

4.30 PROGRAMME PARADE.

815 DAVISE CARROLL,

ORCHESTRA,

FOU CLOSE DOWN. 12.30

"DOUBLE

TION." The Ames

roiler

AND HIS

LA

HBC Prondleans for achiyodit). "FOR THE VERY YOUNG." Compted and intrudured Mavis.

6.00 TI SIGNAL,

IT'S IN THE GROOV.

6.30 MOMENT MUSICALK.

6.38 WEATHER BEFORT.

1.00 TIME SIGNAL. THE NEWS. 7.0 COMMENTARY

7.45

ALAN TRAP."

by

A Serial Theliler by fyle Mar C. Parted.

730 COCKTAIL TIME

100 THE KING & HIS DEASTE."

Anstrated Talk

Burtrh.

BIA GEORGE

TET.

SHFARING

by Gerald

4.14 "THEIR FINEST HOUR."

"The Moriana rétesters

K.SH WEATER REPORT 9.00 TIME SIGNAL

1211.

NEWS & HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN.

9.15 MONDAY RECITAL.

9.45

Touch-93en (Piano) Jeanette Ho (optandy with plane se- Irme Yen, companiments by

CHORS OF BROADWAY, "Can Can" (tulo Porter), 16.15 VINTAGE DOGNS

**The Ritzulfed Priest." (Repeat 1 Mederday's brows

10.45 JIMMY ROUGERS.

With The chestra,

Hugo Pereti

10 AS WEATHER REPORT.

Or-

11.00 TIME BIGNAL.RADIO:NEY:-

REEL.,

11.15 BEVER{P.

21.30 CLOSE DOWN.

Tuesda

7. A TIME SIGNAL

MARCIL

LIGHT MUSIC.

1.15 NEWS RUMMARY.

7.20 MORNING MELODY. 7.48 WEATHER REPORT.

7,50 A THOUGHT ON YOUR WAY. E. Howata 7.34

FOR TODAY, ATTRAC 1.38 WRATHER REPORT.

5.00 TIME BIGINAL, THE NEWS. 1330 PROGRAMME PARADE.

1200)

Glenn Miller and 1+

chestra.

100 TIME SIGNAL,

LIY WEATHER REPORT.

1.15 TIME SIGNAL.

NEWS & SPECIAL ANNOUN- CEMENTA,

1.30 THE AFTERNOON CONCERT. 2.09 CLOSE DOWN

1.30 TRAVEL TALKS.

"Change_Comes to The Valley

of the Tennessee River,"

JS MUSIC IN THE AIR

9.00 CLOSE DOWN.

12.15 p.m. MORNING PRAYERS.

By The Bev J. P. Bandbach.

12.30 JOURNEY INTO MELODY.

1.00 TIME. SIGNAL.

L

WEATHER RETURT.

11 TIME SIGNAL.

NEWA & SPECIAL ANNOUN- CEMENTS,

1.30 LUNCHTIME MUSIC.

2:00 CLOSE DOWN,

BBC Overseas

Shortwave

Industry, not content to add to their already over- stretched liabilities, suggested the

he BBC. Here did various jobs. They included announcing and newsreading on the General Overseas and Home Services and six months as a television director. Senior Programme Assistant in Radio Hongkong, he has given expression to his ego with broadcasts ranging from Brotherhood of Fear" to "A Sleep of Prisoners," from dance bands to the Hongkong Concert Orchestra try with poetry and short story reading thrown in to and leaven the mixture. Being married with daughters and a son he has little time for hobbies-- but when he finds time he enjoys photography and making cine-films.

BÀO NOT FOR SQUARES.

6.00 TIME BIGNAL..

LA DEMGBEURE FRANCAISE. "Musique Miltaire.

8.30 HYTHM

45 THEIR

JUNI-

NESS. Johnny Dankworth de Hip- chestra.

6.35 WEAther

bepORT.

7.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 7.10 COMMENTARY.

7.14 "MAN TRAP."

A Serial Thriller by Lyle Mar- tin. F'art 47.

130 OPERA" AND HALLET.

Pureiti 1938-1958, excerpts from "Manon Lescaut,"

Jenmy

I TAKE IT PROS HERE. with Dick Bentley, Fdwards Jme WNNOMIN. 2.45 LETTER FROM AMERICA

ny Allstole Cooke,

8.58 WEATHER REPORT 9.40 TIME SIGNAL..

NEWS BOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN.

93 NOTORING MAGAZINE,

Complied by Tra Thomas. 3.43 MASTERPIECES FOR

PIANO,

THE

16.15 LOOK WHAT VE FOUND.

Presented by John Wallace. 10.31 WEATHER REPORT.

7.13 "MAN TRAP,”

two

A Serial Thrfiter by Lyle Mar- 13, Pari 45.

7.30 TIME FOR JAGA.

With Robin Day. 7.35 WEATHER REPORT.

3.00 Exerts from Concert diven

by the 15 Philharmonie Dr- chest, the UK Singen, and the AB Oratoria Roriste. 4.30 FIRST HEARING.

Presented by Ronald Derrnt, 1.31 WEATHER REFORT. 3.00 TIME SIGNAL.

NEWS & ROME NEWE FROM DRITAIN.

9.34 PATCHWORK.

Introduced by George Fowler. produced by at Duzline. 10.00 TILE KOYAL OPERA HOUSE

ORCHESTRA.

Covent Garden, cond. by 1ugo Rigneld,

16.13 ENGLISH PROFESSIONAL IN-

STITUTIONS.

helaar

A Series of Lectures given at The Weltists Connel) of Electrical "The Institution Engineers" by Mr 4.8 W. Hard- 10 BSC (Eng) MILK. Unlied. Klucdom Trade Commissioner

in Bangkong.

10.30 JURE BOX.

11.00 TIME SIGNAL. RADIO NEWS-39.58

ICELAL

ILIA AND SO TO BED, 1130 CLOSE DOWN,

WEATHER REPORT.

11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-

REEL

11.15 PIANO RECITAL.

Rv Jacqueline Blancard. 11.30 CLUBE DOWN.

Wednesday ThursI

7.00 . TIME SIGNAL

MARCH.

LIGHT MUSIC.

135 NEWS SUMMARY.

1.29 MELODY AND SOND,

1.4

WEATHER REPORT.

1.30 A THOUGHT ON YOUR WAY.

Rev. J. E. Howatson, S.4.

1.33 DIARY FOR TODAY.

7.38 WEATHER REPORT.

8.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS.

19 PROGRAMME PARADE. 5.13 MUSIC IN THE AIR, 9.39 CLOSE DOWN. 12.30 p.m. Music

FILMS.

100 TIME BIGNAL

FROM

THE

1.13 WEATHER REPORT.

1.25 TIME SIGNAL.

NEWS & SPECIAL ANNOUN- CEMENTS.

130 AFTERNOON CONCERT.

2,00 CLOSE DOWN.

339 EVENING SERENADE.

3.00 TIME SIGNAL

LUCKY DI.

Presented by Margherita.

6.53 WEATHER REPORT,

1,09 TIME SIGNAL, TUR NEWA. 1.10 COMMENTARY.

Programmes

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

SATURDAY, NOV. 29

7.00 pm. THE NEWI.

7.09 COMMENTARY.

7.15 PORTA ROUND-UP.

7.10 PORCEA' FAVOURITED 3.00 TUNE TIME.

Murio in a directions. 5.43 FROM THE WEEKLIES.

Extracts from editorial comment by leading British weekly newspapeTI.

9.00 THE NEWA. 0.00

HOME NEWS FROM BRI- TAIN. 0.15 ISTENERS CHOICE.. 10.00 ra. RADIO NEWBREA. 10.15 A BOX AT THE OPERETTA

flecords

the Blue Danube. 19.45 LATIN AMERICAN MUSIC. ILUS A GOLDEN TREASURY OF

MUSIC AND SONG.

bock 2; City led by Mark Lub-:

1145 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL

A comunentary on the second half of age of the day's Englishi League: matches.

12.45 am, DANCE MUSIC

a gramophone records, 1.00 THE NEWS & COMMENTARY.

SUNDAY, NOV. 30

1.00 p.m. THE NEWS.

7.09 COMMENTARY,

RE-

7.15 SPORTS ROUND-UP.

June

Tylth Jenn Camphell, Marlow, Franklyn Boya, Julie

139 Kenneth Home

BEYOND OUR REN.

8.00 THE TWO WIDOWS.

9.00 FT. NEWS,

9.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 9.13 FOR CHILDREN,

Dawn, Benny les, The Coronets 10.00 til Ben. RADIO NEWSREEL.

The Merritoner, with The 10.15 Te Ray in Atevn Race Quartet.

RAYA LAÇON

8.60 MURID PROM THE MOVIES, 19.43 PERSONAL, CHOICE,

Bhi Roydar, Ille Plane and tải 11M CONCERTU, Orghasira,

8.10 SRED BYDER"

Ti Adventures of The FamoBĄ.

Cowboy "The Oun Trap?

4.80 TIME RIGNAL.

EXCERPT FROM THE CON. CERT.

By The

Tiongkong

Concert

[12.05 midnight. THE NAWs.

MONDAY, DEC. 1

7.00 .. TOK NEWE..

COMMENTARY,

TM

7.15 APORTA REVIEW.

7.30 LETTER FROM AMERICA,

11y Allair Cooke, Orchestra Conductor -- Vietor | 145 ORGAN RECITAL.

By Cehnat MUSIC. Ardy, on 2nd November inst

8.00 ROUVRHIRA OF

Rong mmg by Foulke Trail

AT DAW FOD.. 9.30 NEW RECORDR

(Light Minste). Prenesitech by wifekt. ThORME.

DAO THE HAYNE

sk The Paramoune, Edited by frana Yuen and introduced by Ted Thomas.

6.3 PUNCERY EVENING SERVICE,

Conducted by The Rev. W. 0. Bynen-Willems R.A.2.

4.31 WEATHER REPORT.

100 TIMEN SIGNAL,, TJIH NRWA. TO COMMENTARY

1.15 FROM THE WARREIRA.

1.19 A SONG FOR EVERYONE,

3.09 KIME NEWS YRON BRITAIN. 9.14 331. MELODY

10.40 high RADIO NEWSREEL.

20.10 MUR10 IN MINIATURE

Bichard

with 10. Arthur Arkey

Murdoch in

THE ARTHUR ASKEY SHOW. 1115 Burnie Nedan tatroduces

RING UP THE CURTAIN."

A programme of light operatie munio, 12.00 midnight. THE NEWS.

TUESDAY, DEC. Z

1.00 pm. THE NIWA.

7.99 COMMENTARY.

7.15 APORTA ROUND-TOP

7.30 FORCES' FAVOURITES.

500 Ted Fay ba

'RAY'A A LAUGH!

8.30 ULSTER MAGAZIN E. 9.00 THE NEWB,

9.00 HOME NEWS FROM NITAIN. 9.15 METROPOLITAN MUSIC.

Greetings in melody from the heart of London,

10.00 Big Ben RADIO NEWREEL 10.13 FAMOUS TRIALE, 1518 RECITAL.

Francis Toulone.

11.30 NORME PARAMOR AND IS TIG DEN BANJO BAND. 12.00 midnight. THE NEWS.

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3

7.00 p.m. THE NEWB.

COMMENTARY.

2.0

7.15 BPORTS ROUND-ST". 3.30 CELEBRITY RECITAL. 4.00 MUSIC, FOR DANCING.

Victor Silvester and his Ball- room Orchestra.

4.45 THE CHURCIUS MERION TU

THE WORLD.

3: The Bishop of Mombasa, the ill Rov. L. J. Berchet, is interviewed by the fovi E. 11. Robertoon.

"HALEN · BILL DEL

1.09 BOSE NEWS FROM DRITAIN.

9.15 Brian Reece and trenies Dryer

IT'S A CRIMINA

An

9.4 SPOTLIGHT ON NORI, AN. THONY FROM JAMAICA, Presented by David Miller. 10.99 Hie in. RADIO NEWSREEL 10.15 LINTENERS' CHOICE 1945 MHORT STORY.

Mind

by

Distorte

William STOPITICARE, FOR by Dockweed west,

| 15.00 LATIN-AMERICAN WAY. 1137 POET AND COMPOSER. An anthology......at varNR 1200 midnight, 'INK HEWA."-

THURSDAY, DEC. 4 7.00. p., THE NAWE. 2000/ 21434 RENFANT, 1.16 SPORES ROUND-UF.

and

130 MAINLY FOR WOMEN, 14 THERE'S MUBIC IN THE

ALBA

Provided by Robert Farnon and MU Orchestra

6.30 WELSH MAGAZINE.

RES THE NEWA,

229 HOME NEWS PROM BRITAIN. D.IS NEW RECORDS,

(Concert music).

Premented by Donald Mitchell 14.00 Big New, RADIO NEWSRREL.. 30.15 NAMESAKE TOWNA.

740 am. TIME SIGNAL

MARCH,

LIGHT MUSIC.

1.15 NEW BUMMARY.

7.20 BURNING MELODY,

7.0 WEATHER REPORT,

7.30 A THOUGHT ON YOUR WAY.

Rev. J. E. Howatson.

1.33 DIARY FOR TODAY.

1.88 WEATHER REPORT.

8.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS.

3.10 PHQURAMME PARADE.

8.35 NELSON RIDDLE

And Ms Orchestra

0.00 CLOSE DOWN.

12.30 p.. NOTHING DUT MUSIC.

1.00 TIME RIGNAL.

1.13 WEATHER REPORT.

1.13 TIME BIGNAL

NEW RPECIAL ANNOUN- CEMENTS.

1.20 FROM THE SHOWA,

"Danclar

Novello)

Year,"

(Ivor

2.00 CLOSE DOWN.

3.30 THURSDAY CLUB.

Compiled and produced anan Darling,

6.00 TIME SIGNAL,

PORTUGUESE HALF HOUR

Presented by Hugo Vieira.

BJD BILLY VAUGUN.

And His Orchers.

6.38 WEATHER REPORT.

1.00 TIME HIGNAL THE NEW!.

7.10 COM TRAP

7.15 "MAN

by

A Berla Thriller by Lyle Mar-

A. Fart 47.

7.19 THE IGTIT EXINATION OF

HONGKONG PRODUCTS.

A Recording of the Opening Speech by 1f Excellency the Robert Black Governor Air K.C.MG, O.BE, followed by a Short Tour of the Exhiblilan. 8.15 HONGKONG HIT PARADE.

Presented by Ted Thoma.

$45 TALKING ABOUT BOOKS.

"Later Than You Think

by

M. M. Kaya and "The Brave African Huntrem hy Amen Tulois, Reviewed by Gerald

Moore.

8.39 WEATHER REPORT. 0.00 TIME SIONAL

NEWS & HOME NEWE FROM. BRITAIN.

0.15 "PRESENT LAUGHTER"

By Noel Coward, 10.40 LET'S DANCE..

10.49 THE DEBATE CONTINUER. 11.15 MARCHING AND WALTZING. The Mambién played by The joand of the Bools Quardo. Conductor: L, Col. 8. Rhodos, MBE. The Waltada played by The ftaeburn 10,58 WEATHER REPORT Orchestra. Conducted by Bernard 11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-

Monshin.

1299 midnight. THE NEWS.

FRIDAY, DEC. 5

2.00 p.m. THE NEWS. 4.05 COMMENTARY.

2.13 SPORTS ROUND-UP.

130 The First Text Match

AUSTRALIA v. ENGLAND,

A report by Brias Johnston on the

Arst day play at Brisbane,

7.45 BGOPTENI MAGAZINE.

A programs of news, sports, me

200 toplest interest,

1.15 ALAN CLARE

REFLECTIONN,

1.30 MERCHANT

-GRAMME.

8.00 TUW NEWS.

IN PLAND

NAVY

8.09 HOME NEWE. FROM BRITAIN. 9.15 Presenting Hamilton Byre sa

Tóm: Pepper Sh

By

AUFTRINTENDENT PEPEER KEMEMBERS"

Michoet Hardwick

and JenteY

O COMFORENS OF THE WEEK.

9.43

Corell!' and Devcherini (ob re- COTER),

1000 high, RADIO NEWSREEL 19.15 TRIED FAVOURITES.

Popular Clarice is gramophone records.

1945 FLITS 30-CALLED.

The brief Klory of the mayfly: The

Tid Phillips & Ris Orchestra.

JLEPI A1.13 BOFT LIGHTS

MUSIC. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

& AWEET

Friday:

7,00 m. TIME SIGNAL

BIARCIL

LIGHT MUSIC,

7.15 NEWR SUMMARY.

720 MORNING MEEADY,

74 WEATHER REPORT.

7.50 A THOUGHT ON YOUR WAY.

*** Rep. *. Howatt

7.55 MARY FOR TODAY.

1. WRATHER REPORT.

LOB TIM SIGNAL, THE NEWS.

1.10 PROGRAMME PARADE.. 8.14 MURIC IN THE AIR,

9.09 THE HALLE ORCHESTRA," 920 TEIT CRICKET.

Aukralla va kugland.

The lat Match of The Arties at

Descriptions on He

play by Radio Australia's Commentors.

day'

12.15, p. MORNING PRATERE. Ng Th. R. W. Gallagher 1.2

quiet harrue of the techinid larve's 12.20 ZEE KING PROTUERA.

as the strange

mingly

Tresourceful courtship grOCKJUTA.

Rice menda ny. Musly compound and confunded by Antony bopkins,

ILIS KINAK OF THE KEYIWARD.

PINAS Mudo In contrasting

| 22.40 \midnight. TÚN MAWR,

WILN Geen Lage. Alim_<='} ehmen de The Hit WILLKING

RENTETA

1,00 TIRIGNAL.

LETTER FROM AMERICA. By Alistair Cooks. ESTURI DE Isi-Turday's broad-

1,13 WEATHER REPORT, LE TIME SIGNAL,

TIM BRINTON

NEWS & SPECIAL ANNGUN- CEMENTS.

130 THE AFTERNOON CONCERT. 2,00 TEST CRICKET.

Australia vs

England Centrovatica of the description on the 1st day's pay of the 1st Test Katch at Brisbane,

3.3 LOVE SONGS THE WORLD

OVER.

Mantovani & His Orchestra.

495 MARCHING

GUARDS,

WITH

TUK

Rand of the Coldstream Guards, Oltecter of Music, Major D. A. Pope.

4.30 VICTOR Bongɛ CAUGHT IN

ТИК АСТ.

(Bell-Announcing).

5.00 UMPI1,"

The Humphrey Littirion to DC Jaɔ Club.

5.30 FRANK CHACKSFIELD

HIS ORCHESTIA. 4.50 TIME MIGNAL

POPULARITY FOLL

Band

Preшnted by Nick Kendali. 4.10 JUNIOR FARE.

30 minutes for teenager, troduced by Diana Rooten.

6.38 WEATHER REPORT.

1,00 TIME RIGNAL, THE NEWS. 110 COMMENTARY.

7.15 "MAN TRAP."

*

JP-

A Serial Thriller by Lyte Mur- tin, Part 30.

7.30 ATRIC IN THE DPHRAT.

With Eddie Collins & Wh1 Or-

chestra:

Bottle Shaw

Redwan (Voral}; (Finthit).

Дом (Vocal):

Далі

Most

9.00 THE CLAVERINGS,

By Anthony Trollope,

1.20 AROUND THE

MUSIC.

Харал

WORLD

IN

RED INFORMATION DESK,

ROSE DAY APPEAL.

On behalf of The Society of St Viserné de Pani by Rev Fr. Orlando,

1.58 WEATHER BEPORT. 9.00 TIME SIGNAL.

NEWS & HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN.

9. DIUNIC LOVER'S Novn.

Claytes) Requests presented by Trene Vuen.

Sonata in Fi Major K. 133 (Mozart)-Lák Kraus (Pleno); Plane Concerto Major

K.V.133 (Piano) (Mozert)-Haves fenderma with The Vienna Symphony orchestra. cand, by John Pritchard Hungarian Ratpendios No. 2 In C Sharp

Eith Faradi (Piano).

10,15 ADVENT BROADCASTA,

"An4 El Nam Shall Be Call- ed Mighty God" by the Rev. 3. W. Forter.

10.30 TARE IT FROM HERE.

With Dick Bentley, Jimmy Ed- wards & June Whitfield. (Repeat of last Maneday's cast)

10.5 WEATHER REPORT.

broad-

11.00 TIME BIONAL, KADIO NEWⱭ-

REEL

11.15 GOODNIGITT MUETC. Jim Lowe. Narrator; 11.39 CLOSE DOWN,

MOUTRIES

present Music for

ST ANDREWS DAY

GLASGOW HIGHLANDERS

the Strip Rig-Ma-Tick.

Willow, Flooers o'Edinburgh, Strathpeys, The Pride of Erin, Barn Dance, Yodelling Waltz.

MY SCOTLAND

My Love She's But a Lassie Yet, St Bernard Waltz, Lord Hume's Reel, The Duke of Perth, The Gordon Waltz, Merrily Danced the Quaker's Wife.

SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCES Elghtsome Reel, Come O'er the Stream Charlle, The New Rigged Ship, The Duke of Perth, A Gordon For Me, Comin' Through the Rye,

SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCES

My Love She's But a Lassie Yet, Birks of Invernay; St. Bernard's Waltz, Teviot Brig, De'll Among the Tailors, Lord Hume's Reel, The Cumberland Reel QUADRILLES & LANCERS

The Lion Standard Quadrille, Irith Washerwoman, The

Student Lancers, La Rinka. By Jiminy Shand & His Band

DANCE DATE

Eightsome Reel, Red House, Bonnie Kate of Aberdeen, The Bottom of the Punch Bowl. TRADITIONAL DANCES Students Lancers & Patience: Quadrille.. Dy Jim Cameron & His Band

SCOTLAND THE BRAVE

The Gathering of the Clans, Loch Lomond, Just a Wee Dench

an Dorld Grand March, A Gordon for Me, My Love iz Like

a Red Red Rose, Annio Laurie, Waltz Sélection, Various Artlite ̧

·Gift Time Azalo! When in Doubt, A Moutrīgie

"Gift Voucher" la' the perfect answer.

Alexandra House, Hong Kong. Miramar Arcade, Kowloon,

Tal: 20527 Tel: 63019

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