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Radio HK (cont'd)

C& DAVID WHITFIELD FAVOUR-

ITES 6.33 WEATHER REPORT.

7.80 TINE SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 7.19 COMMENTARY.

7.15 HONGKONG HIT PARADE

Presented by Ted Thomas -8.15 THE DECKIVING EYE

En eye surgeon. 19 A BLAT AT THE BALLET. 3.58 WEATHER LEPORT.

By

9.80 -TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS & HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN, Ted 3.15 KAY'S A LAUGH-With

Ray, Kitty Bluett and Kenneth Connor.

$45 THURSDAY SERENADE -

Arranged by Irene Yuen, 11.45 ANNA KAŘENINA - By Leo Tolstoy-Part 9 (Repeat of last Saturday's broadcast) 19.45 KEYBOARD CAVALCADE. 14.58 WEATHER. REPORT.

119 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-

REEL

11.15 80FT LIGHTS AND SWEET

MUSIC.

1130 CLOSE DOWN.

Friday

7.80 1.m. TIME SIGNAL, MARCH,

MORNING MELODY..

7.15 NEWS SUMMARY.

134 WEATHER REPORT.

7.55 DIARY FOR TODAY.

153 WEATHER REPORT.

K TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS.

819 PROGRAMME PARADE.

A MUSIC FOR YOU.

$# CLOSE DOWN,

12.15 p.m. MID-DAY PRAYERS--BY

the Rev Fr. R. W. Gallagher SJ.

-Johnny Dankworth and his Orchestra.

AMERICA

1.06 TIME SIGNAL, LETTER FROM BY ALISTAIR COVEE—Repeat of last Tues. day's broadcast). 1.13 WEATHER REPORT. 1.15 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS & SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1.39 AFTERNOON CONCERT. 2.00 CLOSE DOWN.

5.38 FOR THE VERY YOUNG-

Compiled by Mavis. 3.43 THE STARGAZERS (VOCAL). 6.00 THE JAZZ BEAT. · 6.30 THE ARCHERS—An everyday

life country.

of

in

story - England. 6.45 MUSIC. FROM HOLLAND-The

Windmills in Waltztime. 8.58 WEATHER REPORT. 7.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE 7.10 COMMENTARY, 7.15 GUILTY

NEWS.

PARTY-A problem in Crime Detection with John Arlott Ex-Detective Supt: Fabian and F. R. Buckley: dealing "Scandal for School"*

with mystery and Finance Bollard's School.

1.30. FAMILY FORUM - Presented

by Geoffrey Bonsall.

2.30 CONCERT

FAVOURITES

AND THE

AN-

7.09 WEATHER FORECAST,

NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER-

7.13 MUSIC FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

and presented

1.IJ WEATHER

NEWS

REPORT, THE AND SPECIAL AN. NOUNCEMENTS.

7.20 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued. 159 WEATHER FORECAST. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL

7.00 TIME

SIGNAL

NEWS.

THE NEWS AND WEATHER FORECAST.

8.10 BREAKFAST

Muse of the masters.

day's checks

remindera

To- SESSION

with Lime

LUDE.

-Prepared

3.00 HOME

AND HOSPITAL RE- fur stow QUESTS-Request

8.30 TUESDAY

the Forces

programme tunes.

of

7.45 CALDBECK'S

9.00 MORNING music.

4.00 MUSICAL INTERLUDE. 4.05 FOOTBALL

COMMENTARY— Eastern T. Sing Tao - Senior Shield-Direct broadcast from

Comumecta- the Club Stadium. tor: Jock Sioan. 5.00 MELODY MAGIC Melodies

for reminiscing. 5.30 BOSTON BLACKIE-A¬

ac-

tion-packed story of adven- ture, starring Richard Kollmar. 6.00 BIRTHDAY MAILBAG. 6.02 MUSIC ог MANHATTAN- Featuring Gloria De Haven. Eddle Fisher. Freddy Martin, and Manhattan Nighthawks. 6.30 FORCES EVENING SERVICE.

SIGNAL AND 7.00 TIME

THE

NEWS.

AN-

7.09 WEATHER FORECAST.

NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER.

10.00 POPULAR

Featuring the

CAROUSEL - A popular show

SERENADE-Light

RENDEZVOUS

-

8.00

George Shear-

ing Quintet and Jane Froman. 10.30 RHYTHM PARADE- Instru- mental music with a rhythmic beat

the Charles the Magnante

11.00 TUESDAY

variety.

Fr. T. F. Ryan, S.J.

by

QUARTER

story of the

HOUR Presenting zrother

the

chapter in

"Prodigal Father."

PERSUNALITY PARADE-Fea- turing Harry Belafonte.

5.15 THE STARS SING-Featuring the songs of Judy Garland. 8.30 DIAMOND MUSIC SHOW-- Featuring the latest Mercury. Carol. Echo, Dot. Imperial and

best ABC Paramount

sellers.

Host: Ray Cordeiro. 9.00 MOVIE TOWN THEATRE- "Death Counts Ten" starring

featuring

Quartet

D'Amico Sextet.

and

VARIETY-Popular

concert selections Robert Stanley chestra.

MEDLEY-Popular played by Or- and his

Richard Conte.

9.30 POT

Ο

GULD-With

prizes

11.30 MORNING

12.00 Noon. HONGKONG STOCK

EXCHANGE-Financial news.

12.13 p.m.

TUNE TIME-A quarter hour of popular tunes featuring some well-known singers. 12.30 BANDBOX.

at

LUDE.

7.15 MUSIC FOR YOUNG PEOPLE -Prepared and presented Fr. T. F. Ryan, SJ.

1.13 WEATHER REPORT,

by

NEWS AND SPECIAL NOUNCEMENTS;

THE AN-

7.43 EVELYN

KNIGHT

SHOW-

7.4 SHOW BUSINESS-From "Rio Rita" (Joseph McCarthy-Harry Tierney).

8.13 MAINLY FOR MIDDLE- BROWS-Presented by Stephen Alexander

1.45 REG OWEN. AND. HIS OR-

CHESTRA.

1.38 WEATHER REPORT.

9.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS &

HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 9.15 AT THE OPERA. 10.15 TAKE IT FRUM HERE_With Dick Bentley, Jimmy Edwards and June Whitfield. (Repeat of last Tuesday's broadcast),

LAND OF 10.45 THE

LOST CON TENT — By William Plomer, the South African-bom poet discusses A. E. and novelist, Housman and his poetry. 10.58 WEATHER REPORT

11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-

REEL.

1113 GOODNIGHT MUSIC. 12.30 RHYTHM IS OUR BUSINESS 11.3 CLOSE DOWN.

REDIFFUSION

PERSONAL EXPERIENCE

OF 'A MAN IN A ZOO'

Tomorrow night at 9 o'clock Rediffusion is presenting an

hour-long BBC play entitled "A Man In A Zoo."

In this comedy of Ironies representative of the

a

Homo

Sapiens takes his place in the

Zoological Gardens' in London,

-in a cage between the chimpan-

zes and the orang-outang, pro- 11.90 x

viding a graphic illustration of

the Darwinian theory of evolu-

tion. It seemed a ̈ good idea to

a

Today

-

With guest Stars.

8.00 GUEST FOR TUDAY-Featur-

ing Carl Sandberg.

8.30 DATE

A DISC-Pre- WITH sented by Gerry D'Almaɖɔ. 9.00 "A MAN IN A ŻUO”—An hour B.B.C. play starring long Aubrey Woods. Denys Blake- lock and Susan Westerby.

WHEN Star- I REMEMBER ring Paul Whiteman. 10.30 THROUGH THE

10.00

LISTENING GLASS-Featuring Jack Shain- dlin and the Silver Strings with songs

Johnny Thompson by and the Langworth Choristers. 11.00 STOP PRESS-A special late

night news report.

Monday

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

NEWS

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

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

839 HIT TUNES OF ALL TIME- A programme of popular songs. 8.00 MÜRNING MUSIC A pro- gramme of light music featur- ing George Wright, the Salon Concert Strings and Nonnan Cloutier's Orchestra. 10.00 POPULAR RENDEZVOUS

Featuring Tommy Sands and Eddie Heywood and his Or- chestra.

MORNING MEDLEY

concert selections 10.30 Popular played by the Salon Concert Players and Allen Roth's Or- chestra.

12.90 NoOR. - TUNE TIME-Half an hour of popular tunes featuring some well-known singers. pm MARCHING WITH THE GUARDS.

19.30

1.00 THE BAY ELLINGTON QUAR-

TET.

the man in question, whose 11.30 SQUAD ROOM. fiancee had just called him baboon and left him. If he was a babcón, then a cage was the right place for him. Life in à cage, however, being stared at and jeered at all day long by not too sympathetic crowds, is . condition hard to imagine

and be the experience. turns out to an unpleasant one; but it has one good result it brings the girl back to him.

David Garnett is the possessor of a very vivid, and unusual imagination, as his book “A Man In The Zoo" proves, "and many of his other novela' demonstrate the same gift—“Lady Into Fox,"

the_Hawthornden.... which and Tait-Black Prizes for 1923; "Beany Eye" and "The Grass. hoppers Come” for example..

WOD

This strange imaginative quality is one that would ob- viously appeal to Giles Cooper, whose plays have something in common with David Garnett's novals, and it is not surprising to find him adapting “A Man In· A Zoo” for the BBC. The play festures Aubrey Woods as John Cromartie, Denys Blakelock 23 the Curator of the Zoo and Susan Westerby as Josephine Lackett.

A

For listeners who prefer serial story to music in the late evenings Rediffusion has ar. read ranged for John Grant to Wilkie Collins' "Moonstone" an Mondays through Fridays from 11.05 p.m. to 11.20 p.m.

"The Moonstone" is the excit- ing story of how the Brahmins · attempt to regain possession ́ ̧ of· the huge diamond that has been taken from the forehead of - an - indian god.

Written by Wilkie Collins, less

1.49 WEATHER · REPORT,

THE NEWS AND SPECIAL, AN- NOUNCEMENTS.

1.30 LUNCH TIME MUSIC. ́1.99 SATURDAY REQUESTS-Pre-

sented by Ron Ross.

3.00 YEAR BY YEAR -- Featuring the hits of the year 1904. 3.30 OFFICIAL DETECTIVE-Ep!-

sode 25-3tarting Craly Mac- Donald as Detective Lt. Dan Britt.

4.90 SONGS OF THE PRAIRIE—

Cowboy and Hi-Billy tunes. 4.38 RHYTHM PARADE-Instru-

mental music with a rhythm beat featuring the Joe Sodia Trio and the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra.

5.00 UNIT REQUESTS-Presented

by Nancy Wise. LN BIRTHDÂY MAILRAG. 6.87 MELODY

MAGIC-Melodies

for reminiscing. ́630 MEET THE STARS.

7.00 TIME BIGNAL AND THE

NEWS.

· 7.00 WEATHER FORECAST, AN⚫ NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER-

LUDE.

7.15 RHYTHM. RENDEZVOUS

Starring Patti Paze and Bay Anthony's Orchestra,

7.30 WORDS AND MUSIC-Pre-

sected by John Grant. THEO TEN CHO HẠ PARD The top tunes of the week. 8.30 REDIFFUSION'S VOICE

OF SPORT—News and views of the Colony's sports, and sportsmen. 9.00 FIESTA TIME-Lath Ameri-

can Rhythms.

9.15 OPERATION FAT CHOY-

Charity request show in aid of Hongkong's

families, Needy presented jointly by Rediffu- sion. Radio Hongkong Commercial broadcasting Sta- tion.

Sunday

7.40 .m SUNDAY SERENADE— ›

A programme of light mude. 8.00 LITTLE WHITE CHAPEL

Sacred songs and music. 1.39 HOLIDAY MUSICALE-Light played by concert selections Sylvan Levin and his Orche

stra.

than a hundred years ago, “The - 1.96 NEWS AND WEATHER Moonstone" has inspired thou sands of writers to follow-the classic formula'ang to create a whole new convention 'In popu- far literature. But even today Collina can still be relied upon to provide excitement, mystery, and humbur, in a way that maný of his imitators "must"ênvy,

Music by Mantovani will re- turn to Radīffusion's Biùs Net- “Mantovanl ark⠀⠀ Schedule. Memorize” will be heard on Fri- “days at 9 p.771.

-

KEYBOARD PARADE-Popu- lar melodies featuring Barclay Allen and Mel Powell 11.09 MUNDAY VARIETY--Popular

variety. 11.30 MUSIC

BY

DICK JURGENS AND HIS ORCHESTRA 12.00 Noon. HONGKONG STOCK

EXCHANGE-Financial news

THE AN-

12.15 p.m. TUNE TIME-A quarter hour of popular tunes featuring some well-known singers. 12.30 APERITIF.

1.13 WEATHER REPORT,

NEWS AND SPECIAL NOUNCEMENTS. 130 WALTZ TOE. 2.00 VARIETY CALLS THE TUNE -Featuring Phil Brito, Buddy Weed, the Satisfiers, and the Orchestra of Dick Jurgens. Ralph Flanagan and Frankie Masters.

3.00 MUSICAL MATINEE — "The Teutsche Gesang (German Lied)" by Hans Hasaler. "The Only Jealousy. of Emer" by Lou Harrison. "Lament for Beowall" by Howard Hanson. LM TEA FOR TWO Popular

songs for tea time Histening. 4.39 STRICTLY INSTRUMENTAL—

Tunes with a rhythmic beat.

CORNER-Bible 5.00 CHILDREN'S

Story. Serial-"Conquerer of Darkness," presented by Auntie Rry.

5.30 MUNDAY REQUESTS - Pre-

sented by Ron Ross. 5.58 BIRTHDÀY MAILBAG. 6.00 LA MUSIQUE

FRANCAISE-

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

story of country life in Eng- land.

4.43 A MOMENT FOR MELODY- Featuring Felix King and his Orchestra with guest stars. 7.04 TIME SIGNAL AND THE

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

LUDE.

7.13 EVENING BERENADE-Light

Orchestral selections. 7.45 CALDHECK'S QUARTER

HOUR — Presenting

another chapter in the story of "The Prodigal Father."

PARADE Featuring Blue Stars of France. 2.13 ANOTHER SEVEN-UP SHOW -The tops in popular music presented by Ron Ross.

1. PERSONALITY

Alan

83 PICK OF THE PUPS-Prepa:-

ed and presented by Pearman

9.00 MUNDAY CONCERT — "La Valse" and "Symphony No. 5 * in D Major (Everest)" by

Shostakovich.

10.00 THE STARS SING-Featuring the song of the Platters. 14.15 DANCE TIME U.S.A-Featur

the Champagne Music of

his Lawrence Welk and

O:- chestra. A LITB ΟΣ BLISS-WIth George Cole, Diana Churchill and Colin Gorden.

11.00

FURE CAST—From" the studios 10.30 .. of Redifusion. ... 9.15 STRINGS UN PARADE A programme of light and po- pular music. 9.39 MELODIES TO REMEMBER--

Soort of Yesteryear." 18.88 CURTAIN CALLS-Selections from popular. Broadway must-

cal shows. 10.30.RELAY OF THE CHURCH

SERVICE "AND LIGHT MUSIC FROM RADIO.. HONGKONG. "12.15 p.m. TUNE TIME--Popular

tunes.

BOX OFFICE DRAW-Featur- ing selections from musica! KHOWS.

STOP PRESS-A special late night news report.

Tuesday

:

1.903,M. MUSICAL CLUCK—Early morning variety with time ..checks..

7.15 NEWS SUMMARY.

1.30 LUNCH TIME MUSIC. 2.00 VARIETY CALLS THE TUNE -Popular variety featuring Mindy Carson, the Hank D'Amico Sextette, and the Or- chestras of Denny Vaughan, Dick Jurgens and Glen Osser. WITH 3.00 SWING AND SWAY

SAMMY KAYE-With Guest Vocalists.

the

3.30 PARTNERS IN SUNG-Featur-

ing

and The Gaylords Laurie Sisters. 4.00 TEA TIME RENDEZVOUS-

Popular concert melodies.

YOURS-A pro- 4.30 VÚCALLY

gramme of popular songs.

CURNER — For 3.00 CHILDREN'S

the Linkes. news for older children, presented by Auntie Ray.

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

6.00 TORCH TUNES-Show tures and light concert favourites played by Sidney Torch and his Orchestra.

6.21 BIRTHDAY MAILBAG. 43 THE ARCHERS-An everyday story of country life in Eng- land.

6.43 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, AN- NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER-

LUDE.

7.15 SHOW CASE-Selections from "Bundle of Joy" starring Eddie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds, 7.43 CALDBECK'S QUARTER HOUR — Presenting another chapter in the story of the "Prodigal Father."

8.00 PERSUNALITY PARADE-Fea-

turing Martha Raye. 8.15 ANOTHER SEVEN-UP SHOW The tops in popular music pre- sented by Ron Ross. 8.30 STARS ÔN WINGS-Featuring

Ron Goodwin and his Orches

with guest stars. Com- pere: Neville Powley. 9.00. MYSTERY IS MY HOBBY— Starring Glenn Langan as Bar- ton Drake.

9.30 THE JAZZ BEAT-Featuring the Elliot Lawrence Sextet with guest stars.

10.00 ONE NIGHT STAND. 10.30 MEN BEHIND THE MELODY -Featuring the songs of Nicio Herb Brown.

11.69 STUP PRESS-A special late

night news report.

Wednesday

7.00 am. MUSICAL CLOCK-Early variety with time

morning checks

715 NEWS SUMMARY. 720 MUSICAL CLUCK-Continued. 7.59 WEATHER FORECAST. 8.99 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS

AND WEATHER FORECAST. 1.10 BREAKFAST SESSION-TO- day's reminders with time checks.

8.38 HIT TUNES OF ALL TIME- A programme of popular songs. 9.90 MORNING MUSIC-A pro- gramme of light music featur- ing George Wright, the Salon Concert Players and Allen Roth's Orchestra. 10.00 POPULAR RENDEZVOUS

Featuring Joe Fingers Carr, Pee Wee Hunt, the Four Fresh- men and the Five Trumpets.

AMERICANA-Fea- 10.30 LATINA

turing Latin-American rhythmE. 11.00 WEDNESDAY VARIETY-Po-

pular variety. 11.30 MUSIC BY JOE LOSS 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 1230 STAGE AND SCREEN MELO

DIES.

1.13 WEATHER REPORT.

NEW'S AND SPECIAL NOUNCEMENTS.

1

THE AN-

1.30 BBC BANDSTAND. · 2.00 VARIETY CALLS THE TUNE -Popular variety featuring June Vaill. Gloria De Haven, and the Orchestras of Freddy Martin and Sammy Kaye. 3.90 WEDNESDAY CONCERT

"Red

"-Ballet Suite" and "Concerto for Harp

and Orchestra" by Reinhold Gilere. EN TEA FUR TWO–Popular songs

for tes time listening.

Poppy"

1.30 STRICTLY INSTRUMENTAL-

Tunes with a rhythmic beat.

5. CHILDREN'S CORNER-Music Bag-Presented by Auntie Rzy. 5.30 WEDNESDAY REQUESTS --

Presented by Ron Ross."

10.00

for

cash

lucky listeners-

sponsored by Seven-Up-Host:

Ross.

ONE NIGHT STAND.

1030 SCRAP BOOK-A programme of verse and music compiled and read by Nancy Wise. 11.00 STOP PRESS-A special

night news report.

Thursday

late

7.00 am. MUSICAL CLUCK-Early

morning variety with checks.

time

7.13 NEWS SUMMARY. 7.20 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued. 7.59 WEATHER FORECAST.

THE NEWS

8.00 TIME SIGNAL,

AND WEATHER FORECAST.

8.10 BREAKFAST SESSION-TO- wath time day's reminders checks.

8.30 THURSDAY CAROUSEL — A

popular programme of

show tunes.

SERENADE—Light

9.00 MORNING music. 10.00 POPULAR RENDEZVOUS

Featuring Vic Damone, and the John Krby Orchestra. 10.30 MUSICAL MEMORIES-Melo-

6.00 PADRE CALLS-Religion in !

daily life.

6.15 MELACHRINO - MUSICALE—A

-- programormon-of show tunes and

light concert favourites."

6.27 BIRTHDAY MAHBAG.

.dies of Yesteryear, 11.00 THURSDAY VARIETY-Popu-

lar variety. 1130 MORNING MEDLEY-Popular

concert selections played by the Emery Deutsch String Ensemble.

12.00 Noon. HONGKONG STOCK

EXCHANGE-Financial news. 12.13 pm. TUNE TIME-A quarter

hour of popular tunes featur żag some well-known angers. 1230 NOTHING BUT MUSIC.

1.13 WEATHER REPORT,

椰

NEWS AND SPECIAL NOUNCEMENTS.

THE AN-

1.30 BEYUND OUR KEN- With

Kenneth Horne. 2.00 VARIETY CALLS THE TUNE ---Popular variety featuring Vic Damone. Kay Armen, and the Orchestras of Frankie Masters, Dick Jurgens, Glenn Osser and Earl Sheldon. 3.00 TRUMPET TIME—With Ray

Anthony.

3.30 HONKY TONK PLANO-Rag-

time piano music. 1.1 NOVITIME – Popular

gonza

featuring the Airlane Trio, Art and Dotty Todd. Georgo Wright and the Novatime Trio. 4.00 TEA TIME RENDEZVOUS- Popular concert melodies. 4.30 VÚCALLY YOURS-A pro- gramme of popular sonES. 5.00 CHILDREN'S CORNER — For the tinies "King Arthur and his Knights" presented by Auntie Ray.

5.30 THE JUMPINTM JACKS—With Patti Dugan and the Swing-

tores.

6.00 WALTZ TIME-Familiar Lay- ourites played in three quarter time.

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

6.45 TROPICANA-Latin American

rhythms.

1.00 TIME SIGNAL AND THE

NEWS.

7.99 WEATHER FORECAST, AN-

NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER-

LUDE.

7.15 SOUVENIR SONGS-HI tunes

of the past.

1.30 INTERLUDE FOR MUSIC

With Freddy Martin and his Orchestra.

1

7.45 CALDBECK'S QUARTER HOUR Presenting another story "of the

chapter in the "Prodigal Father."

1.00 PERSONALITY PARADE—Fea -

turing Line Renaud. 2.15 NEIL CHOTEM ORCHESTRA. 8.30 MY WORD-A panel game introduced by Jack Longland, with E. Arnot Robertson. Nancy Spain, Frank Muir and Dennis Norden.

WELK

9.00 THE LAWRENCE

SHOW-With guest stars. 9.30 MUSIC. TIME—A - · programme of classical music-prepared and presented by

Harvey.

Charles

18.15 DAMÓN RUNTON THEATRE.

Episode 17-"The big umbrella.” 10.43 SONG OF THE ISLANDS.

11.00 STOP PRESS-A special night news report.

Hawaiian music.

Friday

Late

7.00 am. MUSICAL CLOCK-Early

morning variety checks

with

time

1.15 NEWS SUMMARY. 1.29 MUSICAL CLUCK—Continued. 7,59 WEATHER FORECAST.

1.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS

'AND WEATHER FORECAST.

110 BREAKFAST SESSION-TO-

day's reminders with checks.

time

1.30 HIT TUNES OF ALL TIME-

A programme of popular songs.

MUSIC—A · 9.00. MORNING

prom gramme of light music featur ing the Allen Roth Strings and the Orchestras of Norman Cloutier and Ralph Flanagan.

RENDEZVOUS POPULAR Featuring Xavier Cugat Abbe Lane.

6.30 THE ARCHERS-An everyday 18.00 story of-country life in Eng-- land.

4.45 FRANKIE MASTERS SHOW— 18.30

With guest stars.

ORGANAIRS—Familiar favour- ites played at the Organ.