1959-12-12 — Page 2

Radio HK (cont'd)

1.51 WEATHER REPORT. 9. TINE BIGNAL, THE KEWS & HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 9.15 RAY'S A LAUGH'-With Ted Bay. Kitty Bluett and Kenneth Comp:

9.45 BEETHOVEN-LISZT - Sym- phony No. 5 in C-ming. Op. 67 (Abridged Version), played by Booald Smith (Piano).[ 10.15 ANNA KARENINA-By Leo Toktoy, adapted for broadcast- ing by H. Oldfield Box. Part 5. (Repeat of last Saturday's broadcast).

OLT

JEAN - WITH

10.65 TIME

SABLON.

11.53 WEATHER REPOET. 11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-

REEL 11.15 50FT LIGHTS

MUSIC. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

AND

SWEET

Friday

1.00 am. TIME SIGNAL, MARCH,

MORNING MELODY.

1.15 NEWS SUMMARY. TAS WEATHER REPORT. 7.$5 DIARY FOR TODAY

7.58 WEATHER REPORT.

1.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. LIS PROGRAMME PARADE. *8.15 MUSIC FOR YOU.

120 CLOSE DOWN.

12.15 p.m. MID-DAY PRAYERS

By The Rev. Fr. R. V. Galia-

her SJ.

12.30 RHYTHM IS THEIR CSI- NESS Johný Dankworth and his Orch.

REDIFFUSION

FIGNAL.

LETTER 1.00 TIME

FROM AMERICA-BƑ Alistair

Cooke. (Repeat of last Tues- day's broadcast).

1.13 WEATHER REPORT.

1.15 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS & SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1.30 AFTERNOON CONCERT. 2.00 CLOSE DOWN.

VERY YOUNG— 530 FOR THE

Compiled by Mavis:

IN 5.45 LIFE

OTHER LANDS- crossroads

of the WE-

Singapore: East by Norman Lloyd Hams (A BBC broadcast for schools).

6.00 THE JAZZ BEAT.

630 THE ARCHERS-An everyday story of country life in Eng.

6.45 MUSIC FROM HOLLAND. 6.58 WEATHER REPORT. 7.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 7.10 COMMENTARY.

7.15 HARRY BELAFONTE

CARNEGIE HALL.

ON BEHALF

AT

or

THE PUK UI-By Dr the Hon. S. N. Chan, CBE.

7.45 APPEAL

754 БНОТ

8.15 MAINLY

-

BUSINESS Lionel Monckton melodies.

FOR

MIDDLE BROWS-Presented by Stephen

Ahxander.

8.45 CHRISTMAS

SWING — With Django Reinhardı (Banjoj. 8.58 WEATHER REPORT. 9.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS &

HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 9.15 AT THE OPERA,

10.15 TAKE IT FROM HERE-With Jimmy Edwards, Dick Bentley and June Whitfelt (Repeat of last Tuesday's broadcast). 10.43 POEMS BY THOMAS HARDY -Read by Flora Robson.

10.58 WEATHER REPORT. 11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS..

REEL

11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC. 1134 CLOSE DOWN.

CREAM OF HONGKONG'S

¦

AMATEUR TALENT

talent will be on

The cream of Hongkong's amateur

display on Monday at 7.30 p.m. on Television and over Rediffusion's Blue Network. After six weeks of careful elimination by Rediffusion's "Talent Time" panel, Miss Marilyn Palmer, Messrs, David Tan, Gene Tavares, Tony Myatt Carlos Castilho and Chico Roza-Pereira who tied, have qualified for the Final.

The winner will be given a four weeks' professional contract for 15-minute shows on Redif- fusion's Blue Network and in addition will be offered a recard - the Dia. under Ing contract mond

record- label for Ing which will go on sale. In Hongkong. The master disc will to leading record

be offered

labels In America.

опо

As the win.

¿vernight,

ner wil have every chance to develop into a star Leen competition is expected on evening when the Monday seven contestants vie with each other to catch the eyes and ears of the judges The Joseph Koo be on hand with Combo will musical support and M. C. Ron Ross will be present to put com- petitors at ease in front of the cameras. microphone and TV "Talent Time" is produced by Ray Cordelro.

5.00

Stadium -Commentator: 10.30 RHYTHM Jock Sloan..

5.19 MELODY MAGIC-Melodies

reminiscing.

5.30 BOSTON BLACKIE — As ac- tion-packed story of adven- ture, starring Richard Kollmar. 6.00 BIRTHDAY MAILBAG. 6.02 MUSIC

OF

MANHATTAN- Featuring Joni James, Gordon Macrae, and Norman Clout:er and his Orphestra. 6.30 FORCES EVENING SERVICE. 7.00 TIME SIGNAL

NEWS.

AND

THE

AN-

7.09 WEATHER FORECAST,

NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER-

LUDE.

7.15 MUSIC FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

PARADE -- Instru- mental music with a rhythmic Art Van beat featuring the Damme Quintette and the Jumpin' Jacks.

11.00 TUESDAY

variety.

VARIETY-Popular

MEDLEY-Popular

encert slections

played

by

11.30 MORNING

the Emery Deutsch String En semble.

12.00 Noon. HONGKONG STOCK

EXCHANGE-Financial news.

12.15 pm.

2.45 CALDBECK'S QUARTER another HOUR Prestating

the chapter in the story of "Prodigal Father."

8.00 PERSONALITY PARADE —

Featuring Danny Kaye.

8.15 THE STARS SING-Featuring

the sons of Pat Boone.

MUSIC SHOW- 8.30 DIAMOND

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

**The

TOWN THEATRE- Scientific Touch"-star-

9.00 MOVIE TUNE TIME—A quarter hour of popular tunes featur- ing some well-known singers. 12.30 BANDBOX.

1.13 WEATHER

REPORT,

by

NEWS AND NOUNCEMENTS.

THE SPECIAL AN-

SHOW--

-Prepared and presented

Fr T. F. Ryan SJ.

7.45 EVELYN KNIGHT

With guest stars.

3.00 PUZZLE

,

CORNER-Presented

by John Grant.

1.15 GUEST FUR TODAY-Featur-

ing Pablo Casals.

8.30 ULD TIME BALLROOM-Fea-

turing Sydney Thompson his Orchestra.

9.00 "PICNIC"-A 90 minute

and

pro-

duction of the great American Dramatic Massic by William Inte

10.30 THROUGH THE LISTENING GLASS-Featuring Jack Shain- dim and the Silver Strings with songs by Johnny Thomp- and the Langworth Choristers.

son

11.00 STOP PRESS—A

might news report.

special late

Monday

7,00 am. MUSICAL CLOCK-Ely

morning variety With

obecos.

7.15 NEWS SUMMARY.

time

7.20 MUSICAL CLUCK-Continued, 7.59 WEATHER FORECAST. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS

AND WEATHER FORECAST. 8.10 BREAKFAST SESSION-TO- day's reminders with time checks.

8.30 HIT TUNES OF ALL TIME— A programme of popular songs. 9.00 MÜRNING MUSIC-A pro- Framme of light music featur- ing the Novatime Trio, the Salon Concert Players, and the Waltz Festival Orchestra. 10.00 POPULAR RENDEZVOUS —

Featuring Red River Dave and the Novatime Trio. 10.30 KEYBOARD PARADE-Popu- lar melodies featuring Claude Williamson and Andre Previ

VARIETY-Topular

1100 MONDAY

variety.

1138 MUSIC BY

DORS.

THE AMBASSA-

12.00 Noon. HONGKONG STOCK

EXCHANGE-Financial news. 12.15 pm. TUNE' TIME—A quarter hour of popular tunes featur- ing, some well-known singers.

and Ron C. Cobb 12.30 APERITIF.

beat featuring the Franzella Quintet and the Richard ́Mak- by Orchestra.

UNIT REQUESTS-Presented by Nancy Wise. 6.94 BIRTHDÁY MAILBAG. 682 MELODY

MAGIC-Melodes

for reminiscing.

630 MEET THE STARS—Festuring Jane Powell and Semmy Davis

Jr.

7.00 TIME SIGNAL

NEWS.

AND

THE

7.09 WEATHER FORECAST, AN. NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER.

LUDE.

7.15 RHYTHM RENDEZVOUS

Starring Patti Page and Ray Anthony's Orchestra.

7.39 FIESTA TIME—Latin

can Phythms.

1.00 WORDS AND

Ameri-

MUSIC-Pre-

sented by John Grant. 230 REDIFFUSION'S VOICE OF

SPORT-News and views of the Colony's sports and sports-

men.

-9.00 THE SHRIRO HIT PARADE-

The top tunes of the week. 9.30 THE BILLY COTTON BAND

SHOW-Half an hour of fun and music with Billy Cotton. 10.00 PAUL TEMPLE AND THE

VANDYKE AFFAIR, EPISODE 1-"The Sitter In, starring Peter Coke and Marjorie Westbury. 10.30 REDIFFUSION'S

The

11.00

"Tomorrow night at 9 o'clock Rediffusion is presenting a 90- minute version of the famous elamic of the Americah stage— "Pienie," by William Thge. action of the play is aid in a small. Kansas town and revolves around Mrs Flo Owens a widow of about forty, her two young daughters, Madge and Milly, her boarder, Rose- -school-teacher

mary Sydney, and her neigh- bour, Mrs Helen Potts. "Picnic" was adapted for radi by Don 'Agger and presented by the Voice Of America.

Today

11.09 m. MORNING MEDLEY-PC- pular concert selectors played by Nathaniel Shilkfet and tis Orchestra.

1139 LADY IN A FOG-By Liste: Powell Episode 6—'A paycho- Somos matter.

12.04 Nooa, TUNE TIME-Hall

2n

hour of popular wines feature ing some well-knokin angers 12.30 p.m. MARCHING WITH THE

GUARDS.

1.09 THE

RAY

QUARTET.

1.13 WEATHER

NEWS AND

ILLINGTON

REPORT.

NOUNCEMENTS.

THE

DANCE PARTY — Dance musc for those who wish to have a pri- vate dance party.

STOP PRESS-A special late night news report.

Sunday

SUNDAY

7.09 a.m.

SERENADE- A propetastat of light music. 8.00 LITTLE WHITE CHAPEL

Szered songs end musc. 8.30 HULIDAY MUSICALE-Light

concem sledi played Risan Bourdon and his O- chestra.

by

9.00 NEWS AND WEATHER FORE- CAST-From *rve studios of Redufus.on.

A

9.15 STRINGS ON PARADE

programme of light and po-

pular music.

9.30 MILLODIES TO REMEMBER

Songs of Yesteryear. 10.00 CURTAIN CALLS-Selections from popular Broadway mus-

esl shows 1030 RELAY

OF THE CHURCH SERVICE AND LIGHT MUSIC FROM RADIO HONGKONG. 12.15 p.m. BOX OFFICE BRAW- Faturing "The Last Welt" a light Operetta by Oscar Strau.s. Viennese the performed by

C05- Operi Company, Light ducted by Oscar Shmus

REPORT. NEWS AND SPECIAL AN- NOUNCEMENTS.

1.13 WEATHER SPECIAL AN-

13 LUNCH TIME MUSIC.

BEQUESTS Presented by Ron Ross.

BY

204 SATURDAY

THE

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

1.30 WALTZ TIME. 2.00 VARIETY CALLS THE TUNE Featuring Rosemary Clooney, the Jose Mells Trio, Guy Mit- .chell, Evelyn Knight and the Orchestras of Dick Jurgens and Er Sheldon.

3.00 MUSICAL

MATINEE — "Con- certo for vrolin and Orchestra Up. 7" by Brahms, Soloist- Nathan Mistein.

4.00 TEA FUR TWU-Popular songs

for tea time listening. 4.30 STRICTLY INSTRUMENTAL-

Tunes with a rhythmic beat. 5.00 CHILDREN'S CORNER-Musi- cal stories for the tinies. Serial-Friend of the Chief.

REQUESTS - Pre- 5.30 MUNDAY

sented by Ron Ross 5.58 BIRTHDAY MAILBAG. 6.00 LA MUSIQUE FRANCAISE-

Presented by Jeannette Piry. 6.30 THE ARCHERS-An cvery- day story of country life in England.

6.45 A MOMENT FOR MELODY- Featuring Felix King and his Orchestra with guest stars.

AND 7.00 TIME SIGNAL

THE NEWS.

AN- 7.09 WEATHER FORECAST,

NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER-

LUDE.

7.15 PERSONALITY PARADE Featuring Dickie Valentine. 7.30 TALENT TIME-A studio presentation. Host: Ron Ross. Producer: Ray Cordero, (final edition).

8.00 CALDBECK'S QUARTER HOUR - Pretenung another chapter in the story of "The Prodigal Father."

8.15 ANOTHER SEVEN-UP SHOW The tops in popular mus.c presented by Ron Ros". 8.30 PICK UP THE PUPS-Pre- pared and presented by Alan Pearman.

9.00 MONDAY

CONCERT-"Con- eyrt piece for Harp and Or- chestra" by Saint Saens. "Con- Certo B minor for Cello and Orchestra" by Pablo Casals. 10.00 THE STARS SING-Featuring the songs of Johnny Ray 10.15 A LIFE UF BLISS-W1th Georg: Cole, Diana Churchill and Colin Gordon. 10.43 DANCE TIME U.S.A.-Featur- ing te music of Jury and Tommy Dɔrza.

special late

11.00 STOP PRESS-A

night news report.

Tuesday

7.00 am. MUSICAL

CLOCK-Early

mɔring variety catcks

W

time

7.15 NEWS SUMMARY. 7.20 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued. 159 WEATHER FORECAST.

8.00 TIME SIGNAL.

-

8.10 BREAKFAST

FORUM - Presented 130 FAMILY

by Geoffrey Bansall

FAVOURITES 230 CONCERT YEAR-Featuring 3.00 YEAR

the hits of the year 1952.

Muse of the Mastos.

HOSPITAL RE- 3.00 HOME AND 13 OFFICIAL DETECTIVE—Epi-

sode 21-aring Craig Mac- Donald as Deteve Lt. Dan

Reitt

4.00 SONGS OF THE PRAIRIE—- ·

Cowboy and Hill-Billy tires 4.39 RHYTHM PARADE — Instru-

mental music with a Rhythm

QUESTS-Request the Force:

4.00 VIC DAMONE

1.30 LUNCH TIME MUSIC.

2.00 VARIETY CALLS THE TUNE

- Popular

June

Dolly

variety froturing Christy, Edcze Fisher.

the Down.

Jumpin' Jacks. and the Orchestras of Claude Thornhill and Vincent

Lopez 1.00 SWING AND SWAY WITH SAMMY KAYE-With guest vocalists

3.30 PARTNERS IN SONG-Featur - ing the four hits and a miss.

TIME 4.00 TEA

RENDEZVOUS- Popular concert melodies.

YUURS—A 430 VOCALLY

gramme of popular songs.

CORNER-Story 3.00 CHILDREN'S

ring Ann Rutherford.

cash 9.39 POT O GOLD-With

prizes

listeners lucky -sponsored by Seven-Up- Host: Ron Ross.

for

10.00 ONE NIGHT STAND. 1030 SCRAP BOOK-A programme compiled of verse end music and read by Nancy Wise. 11.00 STOP PRESS—A special night news report.

Thursday

1.00 am. pro-

Dew's

for children under ten, and musical story. 5.30 PROGRESSIVE JAZZ-Extracts from the Fifth Annual New- port Jazz Festival

6.00 TORCH TUNES-Show

and

hight

tuses concert favourites and played by Sidney Torch

his Orchestra.

6.28 BIRTHDAY MAILBAG. 6.30 THE ARCHERS-An everyday story of country life in Eng- land.

6.45 DITTY BUX-Featuring

Nät

King Cole and his Trio. Jue "Fingers" Catr and George

Jones.

SIGNAL

7.09 TIME

AND THE NEWS.

AN- 7.09 WEATHER FORECAST,

NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER-

LUDE. 7.15 SHOW CASE-Selections from

Frank Losser's musical *The most happy Fella" starring Robert Weede.

7.45 CALDBECK'S QUARTER HOUR Presenting another chapter in the story of the "Prodigal Father."

8.00 PERSONALITY PARADE Featuring Lilian Roth. 8.15 ANOTHER SEVEN-UP SHOW The tops in popular music pre- sented by Ron RoS. 8.30 STARS ON WINGS-Featuring

Ron Goodwin

his and chestra with guest stars. Com- pere: Neville Powley.

-10

9.00 MYSTERY IS MY HOBBY- Starring Glenn Langan as Barton Drake.

BEAT-Festuring

9.30 THE JAZZ

the Elliot Lawrence Sextet with Trombonist Urbie Green. and Vibra harpist Don Elliott Vocalists Carol Hughes, Dee Lawson and Morgana King. 10.00 ONE NIGHT STAND. 1030 MEN BEHIND THE MELODY -Featuring the Fongs. of George Gershwin.

late 11.00 STOP PRESS-A special night news report.

Wednesday

1.00 am. MUSICAL CLOCK-Early

morning variety with checks.

time

7.15 NEWS SUMMARY. 7.20 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued. 7.59 WEATHER FORECAST. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS

AND WEATHER FORECAST. 8.10 LREAKFAST SESSION — To- day's reminders with ume checks.

8.30 HIT TUNES OF ALL TIME— A programme of popular songs. 9.00 MORNING MUSIC-A pro-

gramme of light music featur ing Richard Labert. Sammy Herman Trio, und Vie Orchestras of Allen Roth and Norman Cloutier.

and

10.00 POPULAR RENDEZVOUS

Featuring Fran Warren the Tid Steele Novatones. 10.30 LATINA AMERICANA-Fca-

turing thm:.

Latin-American Rhy

11.00 WEDNESDAY VARIETY-Po-

pular variety. 11.30 MUSIC BY WALLY STOTT

AND HIS ORCHESTRA. 12.00 Noon. HONGKONG STOCK

EXCHANGE-Financial news. 12.15 p.m. TUNE TIME-A quarter

hour of popular tunes featuring

some well-known sugers 12.30 STAGE AND SCREEN MELO.

DIES.

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

130 B.B.C. BANDSTAND, 2.00 VARIFTY CALLS THE TUNE -Popular variety featuring the Keynotes the Franzella Quin- tette and the Diche-tars "f Henry Busse, Vaughn Monroe and Edmundo Ro;

3.00 WEDNESDAY

CONCERT

"Christalls Oratori." by JE Buch. 4.00 TEA FOR TWG-Popular songs

for tea time listening.

4.30 STRICTLY INSTRUMENTAL--

Tunes with a rhytmic beat 5.00 CHILDREN'S CORNER-Cha-

drea's merela

by

Auntie ASN.

bag-preted

1:1

5.30 WEDNESDAY REQUESTS Presented by Ron Roes 6.00 PADRE CALLS- Religon

talk by Rev W. D. by Bett-Wallins, R.A F. 6.15 MELACHRINO

MUSICALE-

of show tunes A programme and lgst concert fvourites 68 BIRTHDAY MAILBAG. 6.30 THE ARCHERS -An every day

story

E- of e untry life in

Land 6.45 FRANKIE

MASTERS SHOW-

With antet stars

.00 TIME

SIGNAL

AND THE

A

NEWS.

AN-

THE NEWS AND WEATHER FORECAST.

SESSION — To- day's reminders with time Coreks 8.30 TUESDAY CAROUSEL

of show tunes programme

SERENADE – A 9.00 MORNING

programme of light muse. RENDEZVOUS Featuring Norene Tate and the Al Ha. Th

for

SHOW-With

10.09 POPULAR

Direct Caroline

guest stars. 4.20 FOOTBALL COMMENTARY-

Eastern Tune Wan.

15€ broadcast from

7.05 WEATHER FORECAST.

NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER-

LUDE.

7.15 MUSIC FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

- Prmurel, un presented

F: T H B

SJ

by

late

MUSICAL CLOCK-Early morning variety checks.

with

time

7.15 NEWS SUMMARY, 120 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued. 739 WEATHER FORECAST. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL. THE NEWS

AND WEATHER FORECAST. 8.10 BREAKFAST SESSION-To-

wath

remunders

tume

day's checks 8.30 THURSDAY CAROUSEL - A programme of popular show tunes.

SERENADE-Light

9.00 MORNING

muse.

10.00 POPULAR

-

RENDEZVOUS

and

Blues

Fecturing Connie Haines Chyde McCoy "Sugar King"

10.30 MUSICAL MEMORIES-Melo-

dies of Yesteryear. 11.00 THURSDAY VARIETY-Popu-

ler variety. 11.30 MORNING MEDLEY-Pop:dar concert selections played by D'Artega and his Orchestra. 12.00 Noon. HONGKONG STOCK

EXCHANGE-Financial news. 12.15 pm. TUNE TIME-A quarter hour of popular. tunes featur- ing some well-known singers. 12.30 NOTHING BUT MUSIC.

1.13 WEATHER REPORT.

NEWS AND SPECIAL NOUNCEMENTS.

THE

AN

1.30 BEYOND OUR KEN - With

Kenneth Home.

2.00 VARIETY CALLS THE TUNE

-Popular variety featuring the Art Van Damne Quatet. Gloria De Haven, Johnny Des- mond, the Johnny Guarnieri and the Sammy Kaye Orche- stra 3.00 TRUMPET TIME-With Ray

Anthony.

CAPERS Featur-

at Feyer

the

Popular songs featuring the Airlane Trio. Les Paul and Mary Ford, Hugh Waddill Lond the Novatime Trio.

330 KEYBOARD

ing Piano.

George

343 NOVATIME

4.00 TEA TIME RENDEZVOUS—

Popular concert melodies. 430 VOCALLY YOURS-A pro- gramme of popular songs. CORNER 5.00 CHILDREN'S

Times story. poems and the edventure serial-"My Cousin Jan.

5.30 THE JUMPIN'

Patti Dugan and the

tones

JACKS-With

Swing-

fay-

6.00 WALTZ TIME-Familjar

ourites played in three quarter

ume.

6.25 BIRTHDAY MAILBAG. 6.30 THE ARCHERS-An everyday story of country life in Eng- land.

6.45 TROPICANA—Latka

Rhythms.

7.00 TIME SIGNAL

NEWS.

American

AND

THE

AX-

7.09 WEATHER FORECAST.

NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER-

LUDE.

7.15 THE KOLYNOS SHOW-Sou-

venir songs.

7.30 INTERLUDE

With Dave Orchestra.

7.45 CALDBECK'S

FOR MUSIC- Dennis and his

QUARTER HOUR – Presenting another chapter in the story of "The Prodigal Father."

8.00 PERSONALITY PARADE

Featuring Max Bygraves. 8.15 THE RAY MORRIS QUINTET

-With vocalist Eleaner. 8.30 MY WORD-A panel game introduced by Jack Longland, with E. Amot Robertson. Nancy Spain, Frank Muir and Dennis Norden.

9.00 THE

LAWRENCE WELK SHOW-With guest stars. 9.30 MUSIC TIME-A programme Classical music prepared and presented by Charles Harvey.

of

10.15 DAMON RUNYON THEATRE

Episode 25 Mada'ne Gimp.

La

10.45 SONG OF THE ISLANDS-

Hawanan music.

11.00 STOP PRESS—A special

night news report

Friday

7.00

a.m. MUSICAL

MONTMAK Variety

Checks

CLOCK-Early

7.13 NEWS SUMMARY.

Lime

720 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued. 7.59 WEATHER FORECAST.

8:00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS

AND WEATHER FORECAST. 8.10 BREAKFAST SESSION –– T»- time reminders With

day's

checks 8.30 HIT TUNES OF ALL TIME- A programm of popular songs. Dru- 9.00 MURNING MUSIC-A

Kramme of lient muse fetar- ine the Novatime Tro and the Oremestras of Nomen Cloutier and Paul Winter. 1000 POPULAR

Feature

RENDEZVOUS Tennessee En e FN and the Jimmy DRY

Band

10.30 ORGANAIRS-Familiar favoure

i played at the Ontan

VARIETY – PA

11.00 FRIDAY

variety,