1959-12-26 — Page 2

Radio HK (cont'd)

1.00 TIME

SIGNAL

FROM AMERICA—BY

6.00 THE

JAZZ BEAT-Presented by the voice of America. 6.3 THE ARCHERS-An everyday story of country life In Eng-

rad.

6.45 MUSIC

LETTER Altair

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

11 WEATHER REPORT.

115 TIME SIGNAL. THE NEWS & SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. CONCERT - 7139 AFTERNOON

(Boccherini)—Overture in D Major, Op. -The Philhar- monia Orchestra coad. by Carlo Maria Giukai; Double Concerto in a minor op. 102 (Brahms): 1st Mov-Allegro, 2nd Mov.- Andante: ard Mov.-Vivace non

meno Allegro- troppo Poco Tempo primo-The Pallar monia Orch., cond. by ́Alces Galliera; Symphony No. 94 in G major ("Surprise") (Haydn): Mok—Adagio cantabile-

2nd Moy-An- Vivane assig drate, 3rd Nov. Minuet (Alle- gro molto) & Trio, 4th Mov.- Allegro di molto-The Philhar- mazia Orchestra cond. by Cario Maria Giulini.

1st

2.38 UP ANCHOR!

100 SKITCH HENDERSON

AND

HIS ORCHESTRA. 330 THE JACK BCCHANAN STORY_Writtes ghd narrated by Alan Melville. 438 JIMMY SHAND'S PARTY-In- troduced by Archie McCulloch. 5.00 BIG CLAUB AND LITTLE CLAUS-A story for children. Adapted from a story by Hans Andersen.

THE VERY YOUNG 530 FOR

Compiled by Mavis.

CONWAY 545 RUSS

PIANO.

REDIFFUSION

to the

FROM HOLLAND "At the Wooden Shoe"-Thom Kelling sings

guitar Nijveen violin, Dick Schallles priazo.

presented by Steven Hamilton.

6.58 WEATHER REPOET. 7.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 7.10 COMMENTARY.

715 GUILTY PARTY-Bomb Happy the -Who put the bomb in car? A problem

crime in detection. With John Arlett, Ex-Detective Superintendent Fabian of Scotland Yard, and F. R. Buckley.

7.45 SHOW BUSINESS—Edwardian melodies-played by the Pro Arte Orchestra, conducted by Stanford Robinson,

8.15 MAINLY

NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER-

LUDE.

7.13 MUSIC FOR YOUNG PEOPLE Prepared and presented by Fr. T. F. Fan, SJ. 1.6 EVELYN KNIGHT

SHOW-

With Guest Stars.

3.00 PUZZLI

CURNER-Presented

by John Grant

115 GUEST FOR TODAY-Featur-

ing Thomas L. Thomas.

BALLROOMS-

Thompson

1.349 OLD

TIME

Featuring Sydney and his Orchestra.

9.99 "THE STORY OF A STATUE" Ronald Baddiley, -Starring Alan McClelland. Carleton Hobbs and Norman Shelley.

WHEN-Star- I REMEMBER ring Paul Whiteman.

14.00

10.30 THROUGH THE LISTENING GLASS-Featuring Jack Shain- dlin and the Silver Strings with SOCLES by Johnny Thompson and the Langworth Choristers. STOP PRESS—A special night news report.

TOR MIDDLE- BROWS Presented by Stephen Alexander.

11.00

AND

LAS FRANK CHACKSFIELD HIS ORCHESTRA. 158 WEATHER REPORT.

9.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS &

HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 3.15 LOOKING BACK-A review of broadcasting highlights of 1959 writen and produced by Patricia Penn.

10.15 TAKE IT FROM HERE-With Jimmy Edwards, Dick Bentley and June Whitfield, (Repeat of last Tuesday's broadcast). 10.45 POETRY BY YEATS—Intro- -

duced by George Whalley, read by Allan McClelland. 10.58 WEATHER REPORT. 11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-

REEL

AT THE 11.15 GOODNIGHT MUSIC.

11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

MUSICAL FEATURING

WELL-KNOWN PIANIST

Tonight at 9.30 Rediffusion is presenting

the first

of thirteen musical programmes by Semprini, the well-known pianist.

One of the BBC's most popular MT.usical - shows, "Semprini Serenade" features music which includes "Old ones, new ones, leved ones and neglected ones." Along with Semprini, listeners will hear the BBC Revue Orchestru, conducted by Harry Rabinowitz with leader Anthony Glibert

Tomorrow at 9.00 p.m. Redif- fusion is presenting "The Story of a Statue," the 4th programme In the BBC series of "Famous

"The Trials"

Story of 1 Statue" is a reconstruction of -the famous trial "Belt v Lawes" The principal parts are played by Ronald Baddiley, Alan Mc- Hobbs and Clelland, Carleton Norman Shelley, with Jamea McKechnie

narrator. "The Story of a Statue" was produced for the BBC by Joe Burroughs.

*

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With the approach of the New Year, Rediffusion is presenting a number of programmes which bid farewell to the old year and In the New Year In a usher

spirit of reminiscing.

beat

Guarnieri

Monday

late

1.08 a.m. MUSICAL CLOCK—Early morning variety with time checks 1.15 NEWS SUMMARY.

NEWS

1.29 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued. 7.59 WEATHER FORECAST. 1.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE

AND WEATHER FORECAST.

SESSIUN-To-

with

1.18 BREAKFAST

reminders

Lime

day''s checks. 130 HIT TUNES OF ALL TIME- A programme of popular songs. 9.00 MŰRNING MUSIC-A pro- gramme of light music featur- ing the Melachríno Strngs and Orchestra, and the Concert Hall Orchestra conducted by David Whitehall.

18.00 POPULAR RENDEZVOUS —

Featuring Denny Vaughan and the Ralph Flanagan Orchestra, 10.30 KEYBOARD PARADE-Popu-

lar melodies featuring Johnny Wittwer, and Paulmé Alpert. 11.00 MONDAY VARIETY-Popular

variety.

11.30 MUSIC BY BOYD RAEBURN

AND HIS BAND.

12.00 Noon. HONGKONG БТОСК

EXCHANGE-Financial news.

1215 pm TUNE TIME-A quarter

hour of popular tunes featuring some well-known Engera. 12.30 APERITIF.

NEWS

AND SPECIAL AN. NOUNCEMENTS.

130 LUNCH TIME MUSIC.

2.00 VARIETY CAlls the TUNE -Popular Variety featuring Juse Valli Damir.e Quintet

Orchestres of

with

Sammy

Van Art and the Kaye

and Freddy Martin.

―

3.00 SWING AND SWAY WITH SAMMY KAYE-With Guest Vocalists.

IN SONG 330 PARTNERS

Featuring the Beverley Sisters. 4.00 TEA TIME RENDEZVOUS- Popular Concert Melodies. 430 VÚCALLY YUURS-A Pro- gramme of Popular Songs.

CORNER Story 5.00 CHILDREN'S

for children under ten. News and Musical Story.

5.30 PROGRESSIVE JAZZ-Extracts from the Fifth Annual Newport Jam Festival.

6.00 TURCH TUNES—Show Tunes

and

favourites Light Concert played by Sidney Torch and his Orchestra

6.27 BIRTHDAY MAILBAG. 6.38 THE ARCHERS—An Everyday story of Country Life In Eng- land.

6.45 DITTY BOX-A Programme in which we take a dip into the Ditty Box.

7.00 TIME SIGNAL AND THE

NEWS.

7.09 WEATHER FORECAST. AX- NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER-

LUDE

Thursday

7.00 am. MUSICAL CLOCK-Early

moming

checks.

Variety

with

1.15 NEWS SUMMARY.

Lime

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

AND WEAther foRECAST.

SESSION TO reminders with time

8.10 BREAKFAST

day's checks. 1.30 THURSDAY

programme tunes.

9.00 MURNING music.

10.00 POPULAR

CAROUSEL - A of popular show

SERENADE-Light

RENDEZVOUS Featuring Evelyn Knight the Ben Selvin Orchestra.

and

10.30 MUSICAL

MEMURIES—Mek-

dies of Yesteryear.

11.00 THURSDAY VARIETY—Popu-

lar variety.

1130 MORNING

by

THE

AN-

With

MEDLEY-Popular concert selections played D'Artega 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 singers. 12.30 NOTHING BUT MUSIC.

1.13 WEATHER REPORT,

NEWS AND SPECIAL NOUNCEMENTS. 1.30 BEYOND another

OUR

KEN - the

Kenneth Horne. 2.00 VARIETY CALLS THE TUNE -Popular variety featuring Gloria De Haven, Jumpin' Jacks, the music of Manhattan and the Orchestras of Vincent Loper and Wayne King. 3.00 TRUMPET TIME-With Ray

Anthony.

7.11 SHOW CASE-Selections from

the "Music Of Julian Stade." 7.45 CALDBECK'S QUARTER

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

PARADE Featuring The Blue Stars of France. 8.15 ANOTHER SEVEN-UP SHOW -The Tops In Popular Muste presented by Ron Ross 830 STARS ON WINGS-Featuring

8.00 PERSONALITY

Ron Goodwin and his Orchestra with guest stars. Compere: Neville Powley,

35

9.00 MYSTERY IS MY HOBBY- Starring Giern Langan Barton Drake. 9.30 THE JAZZ BEST-Fecturing the Elict Lawrence Sextel with Pianist Herman Chittisen. Trombonist Kai Winding, and Vocalists Bill Henderson and Al Hibbler

10.00 ONE NIGHT STAND. 10.30 MEN BEHIND THE MELODY -Featurg the SOTES Stephen Foster.

11.00

1.13 WEATHER REPORT,

THE

the

NEWS AND、 SPECIAL NOUNCEMENTS.

AN-

1.38 WALTZ TIME.

featuring the Johnny

Quinte! and Boyd Racun Orchestra. 5.00 UNIT REQUESTS - Presented

by Nancy Wise.

6.00 BIRTHDAY MAILBAG.

6.02 MELODY MAGIC — Melodies

for reminiscing.

6.34 MEET THE STARS-Featuring Danny Kaye and The Andrews Susters. 7.00 TIME

NEWS.

SIGNAL

AND

THE

7.09 WEATHER FORECAST, AN. NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER-

LUDE

7.15 RHYTHM RENDEZVOUS

Surfing Patti Page and Ray Anthony's Orchestra.

Amen-

734 FIESTA TIME-Latin

can Rhythms. 8.00 WORDS AND MUSIC-Pre-

Bented by John Grant, 1.30 REDIFFUSION'S

VOICE

OF SPORT New's and view's of the Colony's eports and sports-

men.

3.00 THE SHRIRO HIT PARADE-

The top tunes of the week.

SERENADE-With 930 SEMPRINT

10.00 PAUL TEMPLE

and

the

532.

Rab.nowitz.

for piano own arrangements

BBC Revue Orche- HAITY conducted by

THE AND VANDYKE AFFAIR, EPISODE 3—"Introducing Mr Droste."

Peter starring

and Majorie Westbury,"

Coke

1034 REDIFFUSION'S

DANCE PARTY — Dance music for those who wish to have a pri-

vate dance party.

At 9 o'clock on New Year's 11 STOP PRESS-A special late Eve,

his

and Ray Anthony Orchestra will play some bright and

On Blue tunes of 1959. January 1, a programme entitled *New Year's Day" will be broadcast at 8.30 a.m. and "Hello 1960" has been scheduled for 10.30 a.m. "Old Thoughts for a New Year," a programme, recall- Ing old favourites and events of the past year will be heard at 9.00 p.m. on New Year's Day.

There will be two editions of Track Talk this week to cover the 6th Race Meeting on January 1 and 2.

Tips for be the two days' racing will given at 7.30 p.m. on Thursday and Friday.

11.09 2.7.

Today

MORNING

MEDLEY-

Popular concest Felections played by Howard Barlow and His Orchestra

11.30 LADY IN A FOG-By Lester Powell. final episode "Show Down."

12.00 Noon. TUNE TIME—Half

an

hour of popular tumes featur- tag some well-known stores. 12.30 p.m. MARCHING WITH TER

GUARDS.

1.00 THE RAY ELLINGTON QUAR-

TET.

1.13 WEATHER REPORT.

THE

NEWS AND SPECIAL AN- NOUNCEMENTS.

1.30 LUNCH TIME MUSIC. 2.00 SATURDAY REQUESTS—Pre-

seded by Ron Ross 3.00 TEAR BY YEAR-Featuring the hits of the year 1934. 1.39 OFFICIAL DETECTIVE—Ep!- sode 23 starring Craig Mic- Donald as Detective LA. Dan Britt

4.90 SONGS OF THE PRAIRIE—

Cowboy and Hill-Billy tunes. 4.30 KHYTHM PARADE — Instru- mental music with a rhythm

night news report.

Sunday

7.00 a.m. SUNDAY SERENADE-

A programme of light muse. 1.00 LITTLE WHITE CHAPEL

2.00 VARIETY CALLS THE TUNE

- Featuring

the

Satisfiers.

Rosemary Clooney, the Hack D'Amico Sextette and the chestras of Ralph Flanagan and Ear Sheldon.

**W*

Cancerto"

the

3.00 MUSICAL MATINEE — "War- Richard by Addinsell, "Two Aires for Cornettes and Saqbuts." "Heavy' Industry No. 1" by Roy Agrew. "Festive Days" by Charles Amcliffe.

of "Capital World" by George Antili. 4.00 TEA FOR TWO-Popular songs

for tea time listening. 4.35 STRICTLY INSTRUMENTAL- -Tunes with a rhythmic beat. 5.00 CHILDREN'S CORNER-Mus:- ocl stories for the tinies. 5.30 MONDAY REQUESTS - Pre-

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

Presented by Jeannette Piry. 6.30 THE ARCHERS-An everyday.

story of country fe in Eng- land. 6.45 A MOMENT FOR MELODY- his Featuring Felix King and Orchestra with guest Stars 1.00 TIME SIGNAL AND THE

NEWS. 7.09 WEATHER FORECAST. AN- NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER-

LUDE.

7.15 EVENING SERENADE-Light

Orchestral selections.

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

1.00 PERSONALITY PARADE-Fes-

turing Blossom Dearie.

8.15 ANOTHER SEVEN-UP SHOW -The tops in popular music presented by Ron Ross 8.30 PICK OF THE POPS-pre- pared and presented by Alan Pearman.

9.00 MUNDAY CONCERT — Music

by Leonard Bernstein. 10.00 THE STARS SING-Featuring

the songs of Dean Martin 10.15 DANCE by

TIME-U.S.A.-Fea- turing the music of Jimmy and 0:-

Tommy Dorsey.

Sacred Engs and music. 8.30 HULIDAY MUSICALE-Light concert selections played Rosario Bourdon and his chestra.

of

9.00 NEWS AND WEATHER FORE- CAST-From the studios Rediffusion.

PARADE-A

and po

REMEMBER-

9.15 STRINGS ON

programme of light pular music. 930 MELODIES TO

Songs of Yesteryear! 10.00 CURTAIN

CALLS-Selections from popular Broadway musi- cal shows.

10.30 RELAY

OF THE CHURCH SERVICE AND LIGHT MUSIC FROM RADIO HONGKONG.

12.15 p. . TUNE

tunes.

TIME-Popular

12.30 BOX OFFICE DRAW-Featur

ing Elections

"Pine- from apple Poll" musical operetta by Sir Arthur Sullivan.

1.13 WEATHER REPORT,

THE

NEWS AND SPECIAL AN- NOUNCEMENTS.

1.30 FAMILY FURUM - Presented

by Gextrey Bancall.

2.30 CONCERT

FAVOURITES

-

Music of the Masters. 3.00 HOME AND HOSPITAL RE- QUESTS Request show for de Forres

4.00 VIC DAMONE SHOW-With

Fuest Stars

430 MELODY MAGIC-Melodies for

reminiscing.

5.00 MEET THE STARS-Popular

BUTES

539 BUSTON BLACKIE - An ac- Lion-packed story of adventure, starring Richard Kolnar,

6.00 BIRTHDAY MAILBAG. 6.02 MUSIC OF MANHATTAN-/

10.30 A LIFE OF BLISS-With George Cole, Diana Churchill and Colin Gordon. 11.00 STOP PRESS-A special late

night news report.

Tuesday

7.00 am. MUSICAL CLUCK-Early

Morning Variety with Checks

7.15 NEWS SUMMARY,

Time

720 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued. 759 WEATHER FORECAST, 8.00 TIME SIGNAL. THE NEWS

AND WEATHER FORECAST.. 3.1o BREAKFAST SESSION T

day's Reminders with Te Checks.

STOP PRESS-A Special Late Night News Report.

Wednesday

7.00 am. MUSICAL CLOCK-Early morning variety with time checks.

7.15 NEWS SUMMARY. 7.20 MUSICAL CLUCK-Continued. 759 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 MORNING MUSIC-A p:o-

gramme of light music featur- ing the Allen Roth Strings, the Melacarino Strings and the Concert Hall Orchestra. 10.00 POPULAR RENDEZVOUS

the Featuring Phil Brito and John Kirby Orchestra. 10.30 LATINA AMERICANA — Fea-

Latin-American turing

Rhy-

thius.

11.00 WEDNESDAY

VARIETY-Po-

pular variety. 1130 MUSIC BY ALAN HOLMES

AND HIS ORCHESTRA. 12.00 Novn. HONGKONG STOCK

EXCHANGE-Financial news.

12.15 p.m. TUNE TIME—A quarter nour of popular tunes featur- ing some well-known singers. 12.30 STAGE AND SCREEN ME-

LODIES.

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

1.30 BBC BANDSTAND. 2.00 VARIETY CALLS THE TUNE -Populer variety featuring Rosemary Clooney. Evelyn Knight, and the Orchestras Denny Vaughan, George Siravo and Dick Jurgens.

3.00 WEDNESDAY CONCERT

میں

Concert of world famous tenors singing the muse of Frederic Chopin.

4.00 TEA FOR TWO-Popular songs

for tca time listening. 4.30 STRICTLY INSTRUMENTAL-

Tunes with a rhythmic beat. 5.00 CHILDREN'S CURNER Chil- drea's music bag-presented by Auntie Ray,

—

$30 WEDNESDAY REQUESTS Presented by Ron Ross. 6.00 PADRE CALLS-Religion in

daily Lfe.

6.15 MELA CHRINO MUSICALE- A programme of show tunes and hght concert favourites. 627 BIRTHDAY MAILBAG. 6.30 THE ARCHERS-An everyday story of country life in Eng- Ind.

6.43 FRANKIE MASTERS SHOW-

With Guest Stars.

7.00 TIME SIGNAL AND THE

NEWS.

7.15 MUSIC FOR YOUNG PEOPLE -Prepared and presented by Fr. T. F. Ryan, S.J.

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

A

J

A

830 TUESDAY CAROUSEL

Programme of Show Tunes. 9.00 MURNING SERENADE

Programme of Light Music. 10.00 POPULAR RENDEZVOUS — Featuring the Charioteers and Frank Froeba's Combo. 10.30 RHYTHM PARADE- Instru- mental Music with a rhythmic beat featuring the Art Van Damme Quintet and the Osear Peterson Trio.

11.00 TUESDAY VARIETY-Popular

Variety. 11.30 MURNING MEDLEY Popular Concert selections played by Sylvan Levin and Orchestra.

His

Featuring Dick Haymes, Gog 12.00 Noon, RONGKONG STOCK

8.00 PERSONALITY PARADE—Fea.

turing the Chipmunks. 8.15 THE STARS SING-Featuring

the roncs of Harry Delafente. 8.30 DIAMOND MUSIC SHOW-

Featuring 1 test Mercury. Coral, Echo, Dot, Imperial and ABC Paramount best sellers. Host: Ray Cerdeiro

9.00 MOVIE TOWN THEATRE- "Sitting Pretty"-Starring Alan Reed.

9.30 PUT O' GOLD-With cash przes for lucky listener- sponsored by Seven-Up-Host: Ron Ross,

Griat and Norman Goutier,-. EXCHANGE-Financial News. 10.00 ONE NIGHT STAND.

and his Orchestra.

630 FORCES EVENING SERVICE. 7.00 TIME SIGNAL AND

NEWS.

709 WEATHER FORECAST,

12.15 pm. TUNE TIME-A Quarter 1030 SCRAP BOOK-A programme

Hour of Popular Tunes featur-

THE

ing some well-known. Singers. 1230 BANDBOX,

AN-

1.13 WEATHER

REPORT,

THE

of verse and music compiled and read by Nancy Wise. 11.00 STOP PRESS-A special late

night news report.

330 HUNKÝ TONK PIANO—Rag- time plazo music played by Joe Fingers Carr. 14 NOVATÎME – Popular songs featuring the Aitlane Trio, Les Paul and Mary Ford. Hugh Waddell and the NovaLime Tro.

4.00 TEA TIME RENDEZVOUS—— Popular concert melodies. 4.30 VOCALLY YOURS-A pro- gramme of popular songs. 5.00 CHILDREN'S CORNER-Tinies story, poems and the adventure serial "My Cousin Jan."

5.30 THE JUMPIN' JACKS-With Patti Dugana and the Swing- todes.

fav.

6.00 WALTZ TIME-Familiar

ourites played in three quarter

time

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

6.43 TROPICANA—Latin

Rhythms.

American

7.00 TIME SIGNAL AND THE

NEWS. 7.09 WEATHER FORECAST, AN- NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER-

·

LUDE. 715 THE KOLYNOS SHOW-Sou-

venir songs. 7.30 TRACK TALK-Tips for to-

morrow's races. 7.43 CALDBECK'S QUARTER HUUR Presenting another chapter in "The story of the prodigal father."

8.00 PERSONALITY PARADE-Fea-

turing Nat King Cole. 8.15 NEIL CHOTEM JAZZ TRIO—

With vocalist Yvonne Lansize. 8.30 MY WURD—A panel game- introduced by Jack Longland. with E. Arnot Robertson. Nancy Spain, Frank Muir and Dennis Norden.

9.00 BRIGHT AND

Anthony

Ray chestra.

930 MUSIC TIME-A

and

BLUE-With

his

Or-

programme of clasacal music prepared and presented by Charles Harvey. THEATRE 10.15 DAMON RUNYON

-Episode 26-"Baseball Hattie." 10.45 SONG OF THE ISLANDS—

Hawaiian music.

11.00 STOP PRESS-A special

night news report.

7.00 a.m.

Friday::

FRIDAY

Light music.

late

SERENADE—

7.59 WEATHER FORECAST. 8.00 BREAKFAST SESSION — To-

day's reminders.

8.30 NEW YEAR'S DAY-1960. Hits of the past year from Broad- way and Hollywood shows. 9.00 NEWS.

9.10 MURNING MUSIC-A pro- gramme of light music featur- ing the Novatime Trio, and the Allen Roth Orchestra. 10.00 POPULAR RENDEZVOUS

Featuring Dolly Dawn and the D'Artega Orchestra. 10.30 HELLO 1960–With

songs by Doris Day and Pat Boone, and music by Mantovani. Duke Ellington and Ted Heath 11.00 FRIDAY VARIETY - Popular

variety. 11.30 MUSIC BY THE MERLE PITT TRIO AND ORCHESTRA. 12.00. Noon, TUNE TIME-Half an heur of popular tunes featur- ing some well-known singers. 1.30 p.m. RHYTHM IS THEIR

BUSINESS.

1.00 LETTER FROM AMERICA-

By Alistair Cucke. 1.13 WEATHER REPORT.

THE

NEWS AND SPECIAL AN- NOUNCEMENTS.

1.30 AFTERNOON CONCERT. 2.00 VARIETY CALLS THE TUNE -Popular variety featuring Jun Christy. The music of Manhattan. the Art Van Damme Quintet, and the Tex Bencke Orchestra.

3.00 MUSICAL MATINEF "Jeuse D'Enfants Balet Suite" by George Bizet. "Chamber Sym- phony Op. 27′′ by Paul Juan. 4.00 TEA FUR TWO-Featuring popular songs for tea time listening.

4.30 MUSICAL ABC-Songs with tilles beginning with the letter "U".

3.00 CHILDREN'S CORNER-Stories

and rhymes The Sorcerer." 5.30 FRIDAY REQUESTS-Present-

ed by Ron Ross.

6.00 SHOW TIME SERENADE-

Show tunes played by the Sidney Torch Strings.