1959-02-14 — Page 15

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1959.

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

(Broadcasting on a frequency

860 kilocycles per second.}

Today

3.00 8. IN SIGNAL.

MARCH,

LIGHT MUSTE,

7.35 NEWS HUMMARY. 7.29 STAGE, AND

MELDDIES.

7.45 WEATHER REPORT.

BCREEN

7.53 DIARY FOR TODAY,

78 WRATHER REPORT

8.99 TIME DIGNAL, THE NEW

9.10 PROGRAMME PARADE.

A MUSIC IN THE AIR.

9:00 LIGHT MURID,

50 TEST CRICKET,

Commentaries on The Sth Teal

at Melbon by tadio Austra

la's commentators.

130 JUST FOR YOU,

presented by Dili Dorward,

2.00 TEST CRICKET,

Further commentaries on the 2nd day's play of The 5th Test

Mribuarne by Radio Aus

irati commentators,

14.05 THU: BIG STILL..

A play for Itadia by Roderick

Wilkinson, ·Part

Thurying."

"

433 NDNG OF THE SOUTH."

French Violinist On

Seventh

F.E. Tour

The

French violinist,

Brigitte de

Beaufond. in

Hongkong on her seventh tour of the Far East, will give a recital on Radio Hongkong tonight at 9.15.

Mina

Gerald Moore le conaldered by de Beauland" took her first violin lesson at the age of many critica

and musicians to five, entered the Paris Conservatie the world's greatest accom. #tory at 11 and won the first poniat.

Seleccions from the und trathprian at the age of 14. of the Walt Disney Bim,

5.60 UNIT REQUESTS.

frecerted by Nancy WLE Caling: The BAF. Life Saiwan.

On Wednesday at 9.15 p.m. ha A pupil of Jules Doucherit and will talk about the art of ac

with Jacques Thibaud, she made norjcompanying.

showing debut at 17 with the Paria Con-illustrations, servatory

400 TIME SUUNAL

musleal the im- Orchestra under the portance of the piano part in a EDMUNDO BOS & Is U-direction of Charles Munch, anding, and discussing the accom. CHESTRA,

then performed in panist's problems and difficulties. Apuanine of Latin Ameri-has since

many parts of the world.

CAR SAHNET.

630 CASTAWAY'S CHOICE.

In her recital tonight, Mine de win be accompanied

This week's Tataway: Hector: Beauford TROMAR,

thanvin prezented by Ted

DAS WEATHER REPORT

1.00 AM RIGNAL, THE NEWS,

710 COMMENTARY.

THIS WEEK.

News, reports & interviews on some of Hir week's events in

and eat at Hoogkong, compiled by Timothy Hire

7.45 VINTAGE GOONS.

"The Dreaded Pand Giubber?

8.15 SPORTSCAST.

by Tu Vuch sien.

Har programme Includes Pre-

"Eleanor'

19

3aturday Story at 9.45 p.m.

lude and Allegro by Pugnanila W. F. Pickering's "Eleanor", Kreisler, Malaguena by Albeniz- which won first prize in the short Len! by story competition in Hongkong's Kreisler, La plus Que Debussy, Danse des Nagrilions by recent Arts Festival. Delannoy. Plece

Habanera by

de en Forme Ravel, and dance

The story of a man condamn-

French violinist Brigitte de Beaufond

from La Vida Breve by de Falla. Jed to death for a murder he did,prano and flute obbligato.

830 CONTINENTAL, RENDɛzvous ; Kreisler,

With Denise Brabant.

R.38 WEATHER REPORT |

9.00 TIME BIGNAL,

NEWK

HUME NEWS FROM BRITAIN.

9.45 VRILIN RECITAL.

By Brichte de Braufond.

Plato accompaniment by Tu Yuen- rlen,

9.45 THE SATURDAY STORY.

Elzano" by W. F. 1ckering

Itrad by Thn Brinton

9.5M WATRER REPORT

10.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-

KUKL

10.45 OUT AND ABOUT.

Aule from Champagne Room, Sunnar Heine

10.43 LATE MOHT, FINAL

Freienie by Nick Kendati. 11.38 WEATHER REFONT. 11.40 RUGBY UNION FOOTBALL

Ireland v England.

Commentaries by Sammy Walker and tex Alster on the sad hair of the International match at Lans duwne Road, Dublin with summaries from B diel.aren

12.35 .m. CLOAK DOWN.

. Sunday

8.00 . TIME SIGNAL, WEATHER

REPORT

FARADE.

.30 MURIL IN

PROGRAMME

THE LATIN AMERICAN MANNER,

8.30 MORNING MELODY.

Mantovani and Film Orchestra.

THE NEWS. ANNOUNCEMENTS | & BPORTS BRAULTS. 9.5 RECORD ROUND ABOUT. 10.13 ORCHESTRA OF THE WEEK. Smforala is n Pat Major, Op. 18. No. 2 tuy 3. C. Bachi veriure to

Divertimento "Lucio Major: Concerta for Flute and Orch. iNielsen)Gibert Jespersen (Flute with the Danish State Radly Sym- phony Orch. eand. by Thomas Jen-

158 WEATHER REPORT,

VU TIME SIGNAL,

SPECIAL

BED.

11,00 SERVICE.

From St Andrew's

Church, Kowloon.

Preacher: The Rev. O'E, MA, 0.9.2.

12.15 pm. HHORT RECITAL.

By

Erba Back (Coloratura

Soprano with Orch).

12.30 THE CRITICS.

Nate Www Derok Kog and

Jon Wallace,

Chairman: Timothy Birch.

1.00 TIME SIGNAL,

JULY THIN

GIDBONS

WIT!! AND

CARROLL

HOT TETH

FRIENDS. 1.11 WEATHER REPORT.

1.15 TIME

NEWS,

SPECIAL NAACEMENTS.

EluAr

1.30 THE AFTERNOON CONCERT. A Midsummer Night's Dren-- eldental Murde: Overture. Op. 21: Nocturno, Op. 01 No. 1; Scherzo. Op. 8 No. 1 (Mendelsohn)

the Con. Van Benuin conducting

Amsterdam: certgebouw Orch. ef

Rosenkavaller "Der Watizes (chard Struss)--Bo-Lon Pops Oreli. cond. by Arthur Fiedler.

2.00 CINDERELLA.-

Selections from the TV produc tion of the toogers Hammer- stein Musical, starring Andrews.

2.10 Las Armatrong plays

THE MUSIC WALLER.

3.00 FUME A

Julle

OF "FATS

HOSPITAL

RE

WURSTH. Presented by Jennifer,

Martin

4.00 MUSIC FOR TEA TIME

Foo tances by Ray As Concert Orchestra.

4.10 I HEARD EUROPE BINGING.

italy and Spain. Introduced by Wilfrid Thomas 4.45 SCOTTIER DANCE MUSIC.

Jim MacLeod and his land. 5.80 MILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA. Cond, by George Weldon, Overture Light Cavalry" von Suppe); Wallz (tram The Scoping (Tchaikovsky); Bekuly" Balle!)

from "Cavalleria Rusti

D" (Maroseni); Hungaricus hep- sody No. 2 (idat) (arr. Muller- Berghaus); Procrasion of the Sarlar. No. of Caucasus Sketcher (Ippolitov-tronov) Op. 10.

850 CHILDREN'S STORY;"

Kinggolanon's Mine=" 'Rider Hag

6.00 TIME BIGNAL.

ITMINE SONG.

M 718 & Iit Orch,

by

8.35 FORCES PVENINO SERVICE.

* Dind, by the Hey A, L, Nine,

14amome to Beamen,

Use WEATHER REPORT.

-TAG TIME #IONAL, NEWI.

119 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN.

715 FROM THE WEEKLJES.

10 BOOK Nitor.

Each week at this time Timothy

Birch discusse

New

Ho be has been reading

With a gruest speaker,

This week Gerald Mpors discusses

Mainam un... “Wepa"," by

Somerest Robert

OUTTON HAND

Drama

Thursday

0.15 મ

Hot "Through

night's drama at BBC production

the Tunnel"

by

George Brown.

not commit, "Eleanor" is read by Tim Brinton, who made the ro

before he left cording shortly for home leave last week.

Monday Recital

In Monday Recital this week, This is a dramatle story about you can hear three well-known

Mrs Smith, who local artists. the solitary

Blackwall Tunnel wanders into beneath

where the Themes, characters and incidents from her past life emerge from the shadows.

The leading part le played by Mary O'Farrell, and the play a produced by Robin Midgely.

8.15 80AMES

EQUINE

FORSYTE

Adapted by Murie) Levy from "A Stadern Comedy" by Joha taloworthy (Part 7).

8.43 MUSIC FROM HOLLAND.

Prosacnade Orchestra cond, hy Hugo de Ginat

8.3 WEATHER RECORT 9.09 TIME SIGNAL, COMMENTARY,"

9.15 ITS IN THE NEWS.

NEWS

d

A Hadia 1aadi Gente. The Fanel Deifre Brabant. Grzes MeGeuthen, Hil Cattresat. Hubert Fox. Chairyga:-Icha Wallare.

The propiname stranged & pro- dưced by Timothy Dimi. 9.B HUNDAY CONCEIT

Volis Couerto No. 2 in C Minor Proku 17. Op. 63 Leon Kogan Vii) with State Oren of the OSS.R. con by Kiril Kederalne Symphony in D Minor On Pusth "Yeuta Synginobuckner)... cimet Hall Symphony Orch. cond. by Henk Spruti.

10

WEATHER BEPORT

11.00 PINE SKINAL, RADIO NEWB-

JEEL

1115 EPILOGUE,

Er sunday in Lent.

B Martin-in-the-Fieldz,

1130 CLONE DOWN.

Monday

2.00 R

TIME SIGNAL..

LIGHT MUSIC.

745 .NEWS SUMMARY.

720 MELADY AND MONG.

745 WEATHER REPORT.

159 A THOUGHT ON YOUR WAY,

138

Dr Rameis.

FOR TODAY,

135ATHER REPONE,

NÃO TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 810 FROGRAMME PARADE.

8.13 THE VIENNA SYMPHONY

ORCHESTRA.

9.00 LIGHT MUSIC.

9.50 TEST 1:RICKET.

Conimentaries on The 5th Test rt Melboume by Itadlo Austra- lia's commentators.

15.30 p.m. DOUBLE ATTRACTION,

The Three Hune (instrupseniali with Orchestra Rogers (Vocal), 1.00 TIATE BIGNAL.

J Jimmy

WEATHER REPORT 1.15 TIME BIGNAL, NEWS & SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1.30 AFTERNOON CONCERT. 200 TEST CRICKET.

Further comniegtaries on, the 3rd day's play of the Both Tes at Aribourne by tadio Aut tralin'e comtárntators.

405 HENRY WOOD PROMENADE

CONCERT.

The tall Orchestra cond. by

05 SONGS OF

Viem TATIN AMERICA. The Roser Wagner Chorale,

530 ROBERT CURNA.

"Lo Be Credit To Us AIP", A Radio Biography by Robert McLellan (A BÜC Broadcast fur School),

5.43 FOR THE VERY YOUNG,

Compiled and introduced by Mavis.

400 Tis: 81ONAL,

NEWPORT JAZZ FESTIVAL. The feet of ilx programmes in- troduced by Colle Stuart.

6.30 MOMENT MUSICALE.

A programme of esatinusur musse.

8.38 WEATHER PORT

7.00 TIME BIONAL, TUÈ NEWB.

7.10 COMMENTARY,

7.19 MAN TRAP »

A serist by Lyte Starth.

7.30 COCKTAIL TIME.

8.90 DAME ETHEL SMYTH,

A talk Dy Mir Thomas Beecham ..

8.1 THE TABERNACLE CHOIR;

OF BALT LAKE CITY, Organistal Alexander schregier

8.30 TAKIE FINEST HOUR.

Monday Recital

air at 9.15 p.m.

gods on the feature

Jazz Festival

horrd at 6 pm, on Monday, wit

Davie, Miles

Duka Ellington, Teddy Wlison, and the International Band,

Maugham's Last

In "Bookshop" on Bunday

7.30 ast

Timothy evening Birch will discuss with Garald Moore, Director

Bince 1954, a jar festival hos been held every summer at New. port, Rhode Island, where for four days, Jazz fans from all over the United Staten gather together to hear the best musiclana in the Studies world of jazz.

BB C Overseas Shortwave Programmes

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

SATURDAY, FEB. 14

7.00 pm, THE NEWS.

109 COMMENTARY:

7.15 HOME NEWS PROM BRITAIN 120 KPORTS ROUND-UP.

1.30 FROM THE WEEKLIES.

Extracts from editorial

comment

by trading British racing neva papers.

1.6 THE FIFTH TEST MATCH,

Austraila v England.

A report by Peter West on the

ploy second day

al Melbourne, Victoria.

30 Gerald Gentry conducts the

HE MUDLAND LIGHT OK-

CHYSTILA

In muale of the South, Intro- duced by. Victor Hallam.

The programs includes:

Ritual

Fire Dance-Falia: Jumatesh Numbs

10. FOR CHILDREN.

The Story of the

Beckers.

11.30 EVERGREEN,

taku

Introduced by Roy Pomley,

Tremura 11.30 Pretenti lamition Brea

Deals Matthews

about Beethoven's Bymphony No. 1. The second of a series of illustro- ted programmes in wideh well-

musical broodons will cu o as the greatest works mort frequently brand at concerts. 12.00 hight, THE NEWS.

TUESDAY, FEB. 17

7.00 p.m. THE NEWA.

1.09 COMMENTARY

1.15 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN.

Y SPORTS ROUND-UP

73 THE FIFTH TEST RATEN.“

Australia v England.

A report by Peter West on

Benjamin; Belection: South Paciflefonarth day's play at Melbourne.

|—Itochers South-Strauta.

and Iummerstein: Wall:

0.00 THE NEWB,

0.07 COMMENTARY.

3.IS WEEKEND REVIEW,

A radio magazine including Asian visitors.

0.30 THE WORLD OF SCIENCE. 9.43 CUMPOSER OF THE WEEK,

Itowini (on records),

10.00 Eben. RADIO NEWSREEL. 10.15 THE BANL OF THE IR181

GUARDS.

Canhietor: Maior C. 11. Jacker. 10.45 MELODY HOUR.

The Ron Goodwin Orchestra. The Dennis Wilson Trio. Eve newell. 1145 RUGBY UNION FOGTBALL..

treland, England. Commentaries by Sanmy Walker and Rex Altan ca the second half

International match of the Lansdowne Bog, Dublin. Summari- ser. Bill McLaren.

12.35 .m. ABBOCIATION

BALI,,

FOOT-

A recorded commentary on the last fifteen ininutes of play in one of the day's Fifth Round F.A. Cup inter.

12.30 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL

RESULTA

Followed by an Interlude. 1.00 A.M. THE NEWS.

SUNDAY, FEB. 15

1.00 pm. THE NEWS

1.09 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 7.15 SPURTS ROUND-UP. 1.30 THE BIAN BOILN

KINU.

TU DE

A play eyele on the Life of Our Lord by Dorothy L. Sayer. Us The Feast of Tabernacles'-PIU-

Takista

duction by Peter Wails.

Nothing Je

BEYOND OUR KEN.* 5.00 THE NEWB-

of Extramural: 3.30 Kenneth Borne of the University of They are Irene Liao, soprano,

|Hongkong, two recent publica. Dr C. K. Wong, flutist, and

Fram Voice of America record- tions they have been reading.

They Winnie Ling, plano accompanistings of the 1968 Festival, Hong-

Points of View, re

Maugham'a: 9.65 LIGHT MUSIC. jazzman Colln which is Somerset kong's popular Irene Liap will eing a group of

O grainophone recortis.

9.09 CatMENTARY. 2.15 ASIAN CLUB.

Speaker: John Chadwick.

tlist

7.43 FOIECT: PAVOURITES.

the

800 James McKechnie and Bill

Kerr in

THE FLYING DOCTOR,

8.30 ULTER MAGAZINE,

A programute for Ulter

OVETKİDA

9.00 THE NEWA,

9.09 COMMENTARY.

penple

0.13 THE RAINH TRUST.

Speak Laurie Lee, Dirk Savin Nelson Llaktater. Chaininau: Joan Yorke.

- 9,45 RECITAL,

Homi Kanga viola: India), Josephine Leo Zapstado-Saranɔte:UBAVI Malo prostuo-Pagonal. 10.00 Til Ben. RADIO NEWSREES,

THE 10.15 MUSIC FROM

TINENT.

On gramophons records. 21.00 THE CHAIR.

Hy Edward

CON

11.30 THEN ORCHESTRA.

Conducted by Reginald Klibey 12.00 Midnight. THE NEWS,

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18

7.00 pun. THE NEWS.

7.09 COMMENTARY,

7,53 TOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN.

1.20 HPORTS ROUND-UP.

7.30 THE FIFTH TEST MATCH.

Australia V. England,

011

Use

A report by Peter We dfth day's play at Melbourne,

7,45 MUSIC FOR DANCING.

Vistor Sverter and his Ballroom Orchestra

830 RELIGIOUS TALK. 8.45 AARON ÇUPLAND.

Did American_Bungs.

Set 2 Sungy Pamela Woolmore (oprano), Frederick Stone (plano).

0.00 THE NEWS.

9.00 COMMENTARY.

.

2.15 NEW IDEAS.

A composite programine of

AC

latest British InvenÜons, techniques. mtd discoverden.

9.50 ENGLISH WRITING.

"Interchangy ›

10.00 i Den RADIO NEWBRUCEL, CA Women Novelists, by Lettice

lieder, Dr Wong will play several Stuart will introduce the high-last book, and Steps, a collection:

of essays, short stories and re- 30.15 CONCERTO. solos, and then, they will perform ights of the Festival, In ensemble two works for so-

Plane

асесиирапіса

15

Winnie

Line.

9,0 THIRTY-MINUTE THEATRE, As Goodjahn and Mr BadJack - A work for fadio about a

nied by the past Written and produced by Frederick Dradinan 10.15 VINTAGE COUNS.

Clubber

"The Dreaded Piano

lobbery. Repeat of 19 Saturday's broad-

cass)

10,43 SONG PARADE

1038 WEATHER REPORT.

11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-

FLEE.

1.15 REVERIE,

11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

Tuesday

1.3.m. TIME SIGNAL.

MARCH.

1JORT MUSIC.

1.15 NEWK SUMMARY.

1.20 MELODY AND SONATIN-

143 WEATHER REPORT.

7,50 A THOUGHT ON YOUR WAY.

Dr Kramers.

135 DIARY FOR TODAY.

138 WEATHER REPORT

NEWS.

8.00 TIME BIONAL PARADE.

8.10 PROCJLAMIME

SAS MUSIC IN THE AIN.

2.00 LIGHT MUSIC.

9.50 TEST CRICKET.

Commentaries vai The 5th Test

at Melbourne by Radio Austra

la' commentators.

12.15 pm. MID-DAY PRAYERS,

By The Rey J. E. Sandbach.

12.30 JOURNEY INTO MELODY,

100 TIME SIGNAL.

143 WEATHER REPORT

1.15 TISTE SIGNAL NEWS &

RPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

13 LUNCHTIME MUSIC.

200 TEST CRICKET.

Further commentaries

on the

4th day's play of the 3th Text

at Melbourne by itadlo Anu- traila's commentators.

4.05 FRANK BNATHA SINGS OLD

FAVOURITES.

4.30 A STAR DEMEMBERS,

Blaale Dale with Donald Beste Baritone) FULC -Thentro Chorus sidney Torch and this Orch.

3.00 J11MY SHANI'S PARTY,

Introduced by Archis McCul- Joch.

530 NOT FOR SQUARES.

6.00 AROUND THE

INLES.

Keolland.

HIKITISI

Presented by B Dorward & tan McCallum.

4.30 THE VERA LYNN BROW..!

With The Keynote & Frid Kobinson and his Orchestra:

The first programme, to be views by Robert Graves

Wednesday

7.D., TIME SIGNAL.

MARCH

LIGHT MUSIC.

1.15 NEWS SUMMARY.

7.20 MELODY AND SONG.

7.45 WEATHER REPORT.

7.50 A THOUGHT ON YOUR WAY.

Dr Kramers.

7.5% DEALLY FOR TODAY.

156 WEATHER REPORT.

8.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 8.10 PROGRAMME PARADE.

8.15 CONTINENTAL FAVOURITES.

- 3.99 LIGHT MUSIC,

D.SV TEST CRICKET.

Commentaries on The 5th Test Rt Melbourne by Radia Austra ila's comentatore.

12.30 pm. MUSIC

FILMS.

FLOM

THE

1.00 TIME SIGNAL," 1.13 WEATHER REPORT 1.15 TIME SIGNAL NEWS & SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

130 IT'S IN THE NEWS.

A Radio l'antt Game. The Pan:1: Danie Brabant, Grace McGeoghegan, Bill Talleres. Jobert Fax. Chuinnen-John Wallace.

The programme arranged & pro- duced by Timothy Birch

(Repeat of last Sunday's Broad-

cast).

2.00 TEST CRICKET.

Further, commentare un rest

5th day' play of

ព

at Melbourne by Radio A

Unit's commentators.

4.03 BENEDICT

ORCHESTRA,

SILDERSIAN'S

CLOONEY

Playe Gypsy Music.

4.30 FOREMARY

(Vocal) AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM.

Accomp. by the

Skyrockets

Orch. with Buddy Cole at the plano.

HARTS

·BANJO BAND. "Kinstrel Bongs",

5.00 HANTY

SINGING

8.30 EVENING BURENADE.

Roger William.

(Piano Bolos and Duet with Heringe ind Urch, pond. by Glen Omar). 5.09 TIME BIONAL.

LUCKY DIL.

Fronted by Margherita. 8.33 WEATHER REPORT,

1.00 TIME SIONAL, THE NEWB. 7.10 COMMENTARY,

7.13 MAN TRAP,"

A serial by Lyle Martin. 7.30 TIME FOR JAZZ.

With Robin Day,

Gucat Artist: Harold Smart 1.00 MELODIES FROM CHINA.

(Organ).

638 WEATHER REPORT.

T TIME BIONAL, TIM NEWB.

719 COMMENTARY,

7.15 "MAN TRAP."

A serial thriller by Lyla Marun,

7.30 "OPERA AND BALIKT.

5.13 TAKE IT FROM HERE.

With Dick – Beadley, kawards & June Whitbald,

IRIB

8.45 LETTER

· FROM_AMERICA.

8.50 WORNET

3.90 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS"

HOME NEWS FROM DUTTAIN, 933 BHACKLETON.

An Adaptatiori for. Itadia by Mürgiry Fliber. Narrated by James Fisher Trom iterographs of the latest Emeet Shockhtar, gely -1.43 NKTHERLANDE, COMPUSKES. sth-in a' deries festuring Daka 20.11 NIGHT-SAR

100 TIME SIONALAK THE- MAWA. | 1100 TIGE HGMAMRADIO KIWI

› ROME NEWS TROM BRITAIN) 1131 ANETBONTO SED -

#35 MONDAY SECITAL.

Trace Line"(5vpesme);

introduced by keno Yuen,

8.10 RECITALS FROM THE OR-

CHESTHA

Gwydion Itrooke ercompanied by Ernest Inah (Plano)....

"The Basson" by

1.20 FIRST URAKING.

remuntra by Ronald Decent, 8.54. WEATDER NERORT....... $.00 TIME BIGNAL,

HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN.

·2.1: MUSICˇVÕRUŃ.

NEWE

The Und AccompanisTM by Bernia.Moore."

Thursday

7.00 .. TIME SIGNAL.

MARCH.

LIGHT MUSIC.

7.15 NEW SUMMARY

1.20 MUILNING MELODY,

1.45 WEATHER REPORT.

7.30 A THOUGHT ON YOUR WAY,

Dr Kramers.

7.54 DIARY FOR TODAY,

738 WEATHEN REPORT.

HOG TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS.

8. PROGILAMME PARADE. 2.15 DAVID CARROLL & HIS OR.

CHEVTIA

9.00 LIGHT MUSIC.

930 TEST CRICKET.

Commentaries on The 5th Test at Melbourne by Radio Austra lie's commentators.

12.30 p.m. NOTHING BUT MUSIC.

1.00 TIME SLUNAL

1.11 WEATHER REPORT.

1.15 TIME SIGNAL, NEWS

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

1.30 GOLDEN AGE OF POPULAR

BUNG.

1918-1930.

2.00 TEST CRICKET.

Further Commentaries on the Final Day's Play of the 5th Test At Melbourne by adio Australia's Commentatori.

4.0% A MUSICAL HISTORY OF THE

DOSTON POPS ORCHESTRA, Conducted by Arthur Fiedler. Narrated by Milton Cross and Arthur Fiedler.

THEBERG

ENTER,

435 BALLET MUSIC FROM THE

FILMS STUDIO ORCHESTRA.

5.00 STAN

TAINS. Featuring Daws Baller, June Forty, and Peter Leeds with The Mure of nity Bay and Ja Colon's Rhythmaires.

3.30 THURSDAY CLUB.

Compiled and produced by Giuận Burling.

4.00 TIME HIGNAL.

PORTUGUESE HALF HOUR. Presented by Lugo Vleira. 6.30. THE MUSIC MAN,

Relections from The Meredith ring-Penn-

Wilson Musical Sung by The Fred

0.38

ATHER REPORT. 7.00 TIME BIGNAL, THE NEWB.

7.15

MAN

A serial thriller by Lyle Martin, 120 HONGKONG · HIT PARADE.

Presented by Ted ThomNG.

8.30 TALKING ABOUT BOOKS. staviewed by all Crowe, Did The Boldiers Shoot" by John Latwick "The Shabby Paradla" by Eleen Baillo

8. PIANO PLAYTIME.

With Jomph Kao.

8.56 WEATHER REPORr

2.09 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS & BUME NEWS FROM BRITAIN,

#.15 TIMOVÁH TRE TUNNEL."

A Ply for Radio by Georgs Brown

18.13 THOMAB-SCHERMAN.

Conducis The Little Orchen- tes Bociety

DANCE.

11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS.

111 SOFT), LIGHTI

.

Dot Van Der Linden a steine:''Orchestra.

1 | 2130 CLOSE DOWN, DP 221.

IRIS HART SCHOOLS

TAIN Bretch" Collegri at the A deres of Thettres at the Reub Count) by Mr. M. Griming .T.D. Art Inspectore, Placation Dept,...

1LAR TEMUR MIONAL RADIO NEWE-

Kendall Taylor (piano), DHC Scottish Orchestra. Conductor: Lan Whyte Symphony No. 3 in D (The Hall- neri-Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 5 (The Emperor)—Beethoven. 14.3 BHORT STORY.

"The Plain Cook, by L. S. Howarth, read by Cyru Ships

11.30 Lieorge Cole, Diana Churchill,

and Colla Garden in

A LIFE OF BL158,*

17.00 Midnight. THE NEWS.

MONDAY, FEB. 16

7.00 pm. THE NEWS.

7.09 COMMENTARY.

7.15 HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN.

7. SPORTS REVIEW.

7.30 THE FIFTO TEST MATCH.

Australia England.

A report by Pater West on thurd "day's play at Melbourne.

7.43 LETTER FROM AMERICA.

By Alistair Cooke.

8.00 NEW HECORDS.

(Light male).

Presented, by Roy Bradford. 9.30 Mike Mckenzie.

TIANO REPLECTIONS.

8.45 PLAINLY FOR WOMEN. 0.00 THE NEWS.

0.09 COMMENTARY,

the

9.35 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, This week recorded questions COME frod, Brunei, North Borneo,

Speakers: Professor P. 3. Meda- wat, Sir John Wellencen, and Pro- for A. C. B. Lovell.

D.30 NAITISH INDUSTRY.

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