1959-11-28 — Page 3

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SOMERSET MAUGHAM

STORY

On Sunday at 8 o'clock, the second Somerset Maugham short story dramatised in Theatre Time With Somerszt Maugham is The Creative Impulse. In this story Somerset Maugham writes about a misunderstood author whose work is proclaimed by the critics but unfortunately not by the buying public. This is a Grace Gibson production. At 9.15 on the same night; Robert Preston and the original. Broadway cast can be heard in extracts from The Music Man.

Saturday night's Radlo Canada 12.30. LUNCHTIME 1959 Drama Series is Hawryluk's Hammer by The story country of

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VARIETY

which popular vocal and in strumental artists ting -- nad play, for your early afternoon

ist.ning.

15 NEWS RELAY FROM RADIO

HONGKONG REPORT.

boy's 130 INFORMATION

World and Colony events.

Marian Waldman. 9.15 ADVERTISER'S ALBUM

is set in the prairie 9.20 LUCKY LAGER SPORTTIME.

Canada and tells of 9.30 CHINESE CALLING TARD- Introduced by Pite Pun.

the struggle to survive of two

and by John Bar 10.05 “DUFFY'S TAVERN"-Stirring families,

a young Ed Gardner Ethel and

Es Archie The violent ambition to get away Bartender a "Archie's Roo mate

from

This his environment. 10.34 TOMBSTONE TERRITORY" drama can be heard at 8 p.m.

-Starring Richard E3:tman and

Col F. T. Harrington's interest- Pat Cosway. 10.53 LATE

NIGHT FINAL-News ing and amusing serles The First headlines weather report and Five Years of Broadcasting which finished last week is followed by a new series entitled The first Interesting Episodes.

7.30 PIANO PLAYTIME - With

Dennis Wilson at the piano.

7.43 CALDBECK'S

QUARTER

"The

HOUR Presenting mother chapter in the story of Prodigal Father."

8.00 PERSONALITY PARADE-Fea.

turing Manolo Fernandez.

815 ANOTHER SEVEN-UP SHOT- The tips in popular music pre- sented by Ron Ress.

8.30 DIAMOND MUSIC SHOW-

Featuring the latest, Mercury, Coral. Echo, Dot, Imperial and ABC Paramount best sellers. Host: Ray Cordeiro.

9.00 HAWAII-The 50th State-Part 3-Htory of Hawail, with in- terviews with some of the people.

CONTINENTAL — Pre- 9.30 CAFE

sinted by Jennette Piry.

Dick

hour of popular tunts featur- 10.00 REDIFFUSION'S SPOTLIGHT— ing some well-known singers.

Enterview with a visiting cele 12.30 RHYTHM IS THEIR BUSI-

brity. NESS. ·

10.13 TAKE IT FROM HERE-Star-

ri:q

Edwards, Jimmy Bentley and June Whitfield. DANCE TIME—U.S.A-Featur-

the music of Lawrence Welk and his Orchestra. 11.00 STOP PRESS-A special

night news report.

1.13 WEATHER REPORT. THE NEWS AND SPECIAL AN- NOUNCEMENTS,

1.30 AFTERNOON CONCERT. 2.00 VARIETY CALLS THE TUNE

TELEVISION

10.43

TOP PLAYS OF 1959

late

"Top Plays of 1959" have provided the television audience with some first rate Saturday evening viewing and

Panouncements.

Wednesday

5:00 CHILDREN'S HOUR

TOONS." 5.15 CHILDREN'S

FEATURE. 5.30 "JET

"CAR-

JACKSON - FLYING COMMANDU” — Starring Ric- Sid hard Webb.

Melton and Olan Soule.

6.00 CLOSE DOWN.

7.55 BRITISH TELEVISION NEWS,

In the new series can be heard on Thursday at 9.15 and is called The Arab.

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Thomas Mitchell can be heard.

Silver In as Long John

a Louis Robert WEDNESDAY dramatisation of

Treasure Island on Stevenson's Wednesday at 8.30 p.m.

Nick Demuth in his weekly Sunday morning feature Music for the Sabbath at 10 o'clock will 7.30 THE GUY LOMBARDO SHow be playing once again music by Featuring Guy Lembardo and more recent composers. The pro- His Royal Canadians with Guest gramme this week Includes Star Stan Freeman,

for two Stravinsky's Concerto BEST solo planos played by Vitya Starring Robert Young and Vronsky and Victor Babin, and Jane Wyatt in "The Mink Coat." 8.30 "RESCUE 8"-Starring Jim

Davis and Lang Jeffries. 9.00 TELEVISION NEWSREEL — World and Colony events. 9.15 ADVERTISER'S ALBUM. 9.29 "DRAGNET" Starring Jack Webb and Ben Alexander. 9.45 SHAWTIME—Prisents

an all Star Chinese feature from the Shaw Brothers Library.

headlines, weather report and announcements.

8.05 "FATHER

KNOWS

one of the best stories of the series will be presented 11.20 LATE NIGHT FINAL-News

at 9.20 tonight.

"A Dream for It is called Jimmy" and stars Hugh Sanders, Robert Crossen and Fran Ben-

nett.

excellent

This

is

an

example of highly specialised writing for television and proves the byline of the show- "The Play is the Thing."

★

One of the

most popular sopranos in Hongkong makes a welcome return to TV Concert Miniature on Tuesday evening. In her last recital Winnie Wel delighted viewers with a polish- ed performance and, as she has

selected a again

varied very group of songs, It seems certain she will do it again.

Miss Wel will be accompanied by Tu Yuch Sien at the plano.

Jon Hall who was a great favourite with the younger viewers a year ago returns to Children's Hour at 5.35 p.m. with the first of a new series of adventures as "Ramar of the Jungle."

all the conveys This serles

darkest realism of life in the parts of Africa and many ex. perts believe it is the best pro- gramme of its kind which has been produced for International television.

Today

2.00 p.m. "LEAVE IT TO BEAVER" With Jerry Mathers as Beaver and Tony Dow as Wally. 2.25 BRODERICK CRAWFORD

"HIGHWAY PATROL."

IN

250 CANTONESE FEATURE. 4.30 THE GUY LOMBARDO SHOW -Featuring Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians with Guest Artistes

3.00 CHILDREN'S

TOONS."

HOUR

"CAR-

5.15 THE PUPPETS" Presented

ty Calvin Wenz.

5.30 THE LITTLE RASCALS.

5.50 CHILDREN'S FEATURE.

6.00 CLOSE DOWN,

WHITE

HUNTER”—Stormg

Rhodes Reason.

7.30

7.53 CHINESE

VARIETY

THE STUDIO.

FROM

8.10 MACKENZIE'S RAIDERS"-___

Staring Richard Carison. 8.33 THE BOB CUMMINGS SHOW -With Bob Cummings, Rose- mary DeCamp and Ann B Davis in "On Almer Mater." 9.00 TELEVISION NEWSREEL World and Colony events. 9.13 ADVERTISER'S ALBUM. 9.20 "ТОР PLAYS OF 1939"-

Production No. 39 "A dream for Jimmy". Starring Hugh: Sand- Fran ers Robert Crosson and Betelt.

9.43 LATE NIGHT MATINEE- Presents Ann Dvorak, Gene Evans and Douglas Kennedy in "Action in the South Pacific," An Allied Artists production. 11.03 LATE NIGHT FINAL-News headline. weather report and

announcements.

Sunday

2.00 p.m. "THE HALLS OF IVY"-

Starring Ronald Colman Benita Hume.

2.23 STAGE 7-Starring

and

Stephen

McNally in "Flowers for Char- ley McDaniels."

2.50 CANTONESE FEATURE. 4.30 THE RAY MILLAND SHOW— With Ray Milland and Phyllis Avery.

5.00 CHILDREN'S

HOUR-Sunday

fun with "Abbott and Costello,** 5.30 CARTOONS." 533 "FLASH GÜRDÜN” —- Starring

Steve Holland and

Irene thrilling Champlin in anciher adventure in the Realm of Space.

6.00 CLOSE DOWN.

7.00 WEEKLY NEWS REVIEW. 8.00 ADVERTISER'S ALBUM. 8.05 "THE FLORIAN ZABACH

SHOW." 8.30 GEORGE

BURNS AND GRACIE ALLEN IN THE "BURNS AND ALLEN SHOW." 8.53 "CROSSROADS” —The Good Will Show. Episode 21: - “Vivi Shening Bright." Starring Kent Smith.

9.20 SUNDAY SHOWTIME — Pre- sents J. Arthur Rank's "Made- leine." Starring Ann Todd. Nor- man Woodland and Ivy D-sny.

NIGHT 11.00 LATE

FINAL-News headlines, weather report and announcements.

Monday

and

pre-

5.00 p.m. JUNIOR SPORT TIME—

Specially prepared sented for the younger viewers by Jock Slean.

5.15 ANOTHER EXCITING ADVEN- TURE WITH "FURY"-Starring Bobby Diamond and Fury the Wonder Horse.

5.45 JUNIOR SCIENCE"-A further

study in simple science.

6.00 CLOSE DOWN.

730 GERRY D'ALMADA

INTRO.

DUCES MORE INTERNATION- AL STARS IN “MONDAY VARIETY."

7.5% MONDAY DOCUMENTARY— "The Pacific Festival 1959." by arrangement with Pan Ameri. can World Airways.

8.20 MACDONALD CAREY AS "DR

CHRISTIAN,"

8.45 "CALLING CARD”—A studio

presentation).

9.00 TELEVISION NEWSREEL —

World and Colony events

Thursday

3.00 p.m. CHILDREN'S

CARTOONS."

Arthur Honegger's Pastorale D'ete. Bizet's Symphony No. 1. In C can be heard at 5.30 on Thursday and Mendelssohn's Scotch Symphony (No. 3) at 5.00 on Monday

Another varied programme of music from all parts of Europe Is presented by Lydia St Clair in La Ronde Continentale at 10.30 p.m. on Monday.

A new Saturday night series - starts at 10.15, the Bing Crosby Story. In this, Bing Crosby tells us all about his life with musical

Bing Is Illustrations.

accom.

HOUR panied by the Buddy Cole Trio.

3.20 A STORY FOR THE CHINESE

CHILDREN - By

Leung (1 Cantonese)

5.33 ANOTHER

Cynthia

AD-

EXCITING VENTURE WITH "LASSIE”— Starring Tommy Rettig, Jan Clayton, George Cleveland and Laste.

6.00 CLOSE DOWN.

1.30 GENE

AS BARRY

"BAT MASTERSON"-The man who his own became a legend in time. 7.55 SHORT DOCUMENTARY-

"Mantle of Safety Flying Docter." The story of an im portant service in Australia. 8.05 MAXWELL REED IN CAP- TAIN DAVID GRIEF"-Episode 32: The Raiders."

8.30 PRESENTING CLIFF LARGE AND PAMELA KWOK IN AN- OTHER EDITION OF TELE- VISION JIGSAW."

9.00 TELEVISION

NEWSREEL-

World and Colony Events. 9.15 ADVERTISER'S ÁLBUM 9.20 SCHWEPPES PRESENTS THE LIBERACE SHOW"-Starring Liberace. the greatest show- man-Musician Of The Day. 9.45 "PLAYHOUSE FIFTEEN" **THE DOUBLE PRESENTS

CROSS" -Starring

McGavin, Margaret Barry and

Leonard

Cushing.

Darren

Hayes, Wilfred

COMMAND" 10.00 HARBOUR,

Starring Wendell Corey". 10.25 HOLLYWOOD

STAR PLAY- HOUSE Froudly presents Dale Spring Byington. "Esther and Don Oreck in "The Great Wide World Over There."

NIGHT FINAL-News 10.30 LATE

headlines, weather report and announcements.

Friday

OF

3.00 p.m. THE FRIDAY FUNNIES WITH LAUREL AND HARDY.

ADVENTURES 5.20 THE

NODDY" Enid Blyton.

AN OLD 5.35 RE-INTRODUCING

FAVOURITE IN GREAT NEW ADVENTURES "RAMAR

THE JUNGLE"-Starring Hall.

6.00 CLOSE DOWN.

7.30 CASEY

OF Jon

JONES" Starring

OCCUPATIONS."

Alan Hale Jr. 7.55 UNUSUAL 8.05 LLOYD BRIDGES

HUNT."

IN "SEA

8.30 WILLIAM BENDIX IN "LIFE

OF RILEY" 9.00 TELEVISION

NEWSREEL- World and Colony Events. 9.15 AVERTISER'S ALBUM. 9.20 ROYAL PLAYHOUSE"-Pro- 12: "Looking duction Through."

No.

9.15 ADVERTISER'S ALBUM. 9.20 THE JANE WYMAN SHOW- Presents Margaret O'Brien and Mark Richman is "Road Block 1120 LATE NIGHT No. 7"

9.45 CANTONESE FEATURE.

9.45 CANTONESE FEATURE.

FINAL-News headlines. weather report and

BRA meements.

Today

11.00 am, SATURDAY SYMPHONY. 12.00 Noon, THE LYNNE MORRIS

SHOW.

&

WEATHERE

DESK-Mic, reminders and information `of interest presented by John Gunstone.

2.00 OPEN HUUSE—With Bob Wil- lams and occasional visits to the square room.

4.00 WEATHER

Yous.

REPURT-Relaxer

4.30 MARIO LANZA SINGS.

445 OSCAR PETERSON PLAYS; 5.00 AROUND THE CRACKER BARREL—With Slim Pickings .1

and Shorty Zlich. 5.30 MANHATTAN SERENADE Music from the great city. 6.00 ESPANUL—Musle from Spain. WURKSHOP-Compilet 6.30 JAZZ

་

and presented by Lynne Morris, 7.00 NEWS RELAY FROM RADIO HONGKONG AND WEATHER REPORT. 7.15 THE TRIO LOS PARAGUAYOS -Music and song from this popular trio.

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73# THE RI FI CLUB Sponsored

by the Hongkong Bottlers Fed Inc, and presented by Nick Kendall.

8.00 SPORTS REPURT — a round- up of the days sporting events presented by John Wallace, 8.30 RADIO CANADA 1953-Drama series "Hawryluk's Hammer”— a drama by Marian Walchnasi `9.00 NEWS RELAY FROM RADIÓ

HONGKONG

WEATHER

REPORT.

9.15 TWO ON A TURN TABLE — Nick Kendall & John Wallace. -18.15 THE BING CROSBY STORY—

Part 1.

10.45 TEMPU TİME_"Your

day Dance Date." 1100 RÁDIO NEWSREEL

Satur-

FROM

RADIO HONGKONG & WEA- THER REPORT.

Sunday

7.00 am. START THE DAY RIGHT WITH DAVID WHITE — Your early programme of music and choral groups.

9.00 NEWS RELAY FROM RADIO

HONGKONG

WEATHER

REPORT.

9.13 PERCY FAITH PLAYS

KISMIT, 938 SUNDAY VARIETY-Music and song for your after breakfast listening.

10.00 MUSIC FOR THE SABBATH- 12.13 p.m. KEYBOARD TIME A

A programme of serious music. well-known artist at the organ. 11.00 PIANO INTERLUDE.

FFUSION

For your perfect listening pleasure!

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