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The Week's Programmes

Special Saturday China Mail Feature

TODAY TO FRIDAY, APRIL 8

860 kcs 370m

VISITING FRENCH CELLIST

AND THE BOAT RACE

TODAY

8.15 p.m. THIS WEEK --- a weekly news magazine consisting mainly of Interviews with visitors to the Colony and personalities "in the news" compiled and produced by Ted

Thomas. GUNDAY

p.m.-

BOAT

the

12.05

THE RACE COMMENTARIES →→ ¤ recording of last night's race from Putney to Mortlake, 106th of ita

which kind, in Cambridge challenged Oxford.

1 p.m. GOING TO THE PIC. TURES

critice

discusa - the some of the current films, with this week Ted Thomas In the chair.

8.45 p.m. -

SUNDAY CON.

CERT.

MONDAY

→

FILM FOCUS

7 p.m. -

another edition of the weekly flim magazine edited by Michael

and Introduced

Baldwin

Patricia Penn.

9 p.m.

GAZINE

by

MOTORING MA Timothy Birch with some more news for motorists. WEDNESDAY

8.30

p.m.

BERNARD tha visiting from the Concert Hati accompanied by Alfredo Rossi, THURSDAY

MICHELIN

French celist plays

8.15 p.m.

'THE GOON SHOW - This week; The Childe Harolde Rewarda.

FRIDAY

G.45 p.m.-THE SCHOOLS MUSIC FESTIVAL PRIZEWIN- NERS' CONCERT Irene Yuen

introduces recordings made by the top music students in Hong- kong this year.

Toda

12.30 p.m. HOLIDAY IN ENGLAND. 1.00 TIME BIGNAL, KEYBOAUD

CAVALCADE.

1.11 WEATHER REPORT.

1.15 TIME HIGNAL, THE NEWS &

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS, 1.30 LUNCHTIME MUSIC Mig-

non" Overture (Thomas) - L'Orch. de la Societe dex Con-

Dv certa

Conservatoire de Parls, cond. Anatole Fistulari; "Konzertatuek" in F minor op. 70 (Weber)-Hobert Casadesús (plano) plays with the Cleve- land Orch.. cond, by George Szell; "Jewels of the Madonna" the Camorristl -Dance of (Wolf-Ferrari); "Snegurochka” Act 3-Dance of the” Busteous (imsky-Korsakoff) - Boston . Pups Orchestra cunt. ly

Arthur Fiedler.

2.00 WE BING FOR YOU—Mitch

Miller and the Gang, 2.30 EDUCATING ARCINE-With

Peter Drough and Archle An- drews. (Hepent series). 3.40 MUSIC IN A LATIN AMERI-

CAN MOOD.

3.30 YOU WOULDN'T TALK LIKE THAT. IF YOU WERE DEAD....n A comedy by Mordecat Juchler. Canadian Broadcasting Cor poration).

4.00 POP SHOP,

430 D'ARTECA AND

CHESTRA

8

on-

9.38 WEATHER REPORT. 10.00 TIME RIGNAL, THE NEWƐ & HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 10.13 LATE NIGHT DANCE MUSIC. 13 WEATHER REPORT.

11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS

REEL

11.13 GOODNIGHT MURIC. 1130 CLOSE DOWN.

Sunday

8.00 1.m. TIME SIGNAL. WEA- THER REPORT. SUNDAY

STRING SONG.

8.58 WEATHER REPORT. 9,00 TIME SIGNAL,

THE NEWS, SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS & SPORTS HEAULTS. 9.15 PROGRAMME PARADE.

9.30 FORCES FAVOURITES-Pre-

bented by Elizabeth Kirkman

EDINBURGH IN-

10.30 THE ITA

TERNATIONAL FESTIVAL- Orchestra The BBC Scottish conducted by Ian Whyie. 11.15 CELEBRATION OF ЗАНЯ FROM ST JOSEPH'S CIFURCH Preacher: The Rev. Father C. Daly SJ 12.05 pm THE 100TH BOAT RACE --Cambridge Challenge Oxford, Putney to Mortiake. Com- mentatora; John Snapge and John Hinde.

12.30

MUSIC FOR EVERYONE-The Rev. Father T. F. Ryan S. J. Tolka on musle for the Or- dinary listener. No. B "Viola, Cello and Bass."

100 TIME SIGNAL, GOING TO. THE PICTURES — Chairman: Timothy Birch.

1,13 WEATHER REPORT.

1.15 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS &

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1.30 THE AFTERNOON CONCERT -The Love of Three Orangen- March Op. 33 [Prokofjev); Waltz Iroju the Masquerade Suite (Khachaturiani; 'Schl chter aus De Vienna Woods) Wienerwald (Tales from the (Joh. Strauss); March Mina- ture (from Suite No. 1. D Major) (Tchaikovsky); Waltzes from "Der Rosenkavaller" ( Strauss); Menuet (Boocherin!) Tritsch-Tratsch-Pullta Joh, Strauss Jr.)—Andre Kostelunetz conducting The Philharmonie- Symphony Orch. of New York. 2.00 THE ARCHERS-An everyday story of enuntry life in Eng- land (Omnibus Edition). 243 SWINGIN WITH

DAVIS JR.

1.13 WEATHER REPORT. 1.15 TIME SIGNAL THE NEWS,

BPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS, 1,30 THE AFTERNOON CONCERT. ZOD CLOSE DOWN.

YOUNG-

DE-

5.30 FOR THE VERY

Compiled by Mavis. 5.45 ATHENA AND THE

GINNING OF DEMOCRACY— The Seventh In the perten "How Things Began" by Rhoda Power. (A BBC Broadcast tor School.

6.00 SOUND SESSION-

Fru-

gramme, of Jaze in the Progres sive Veln prosented by Betty Serza.

6,30 THE ARCHERS- An everying story of country ute in Eng- jand.

643 COCKTAIL, TIME. 1,00 FILMI

magazine

takes

FOCUS

Weekly programmie which behind Lises Industry.

Jisteners bercen in the Allm Cranplied

Ind edited by Michael Baldwin, and produced by Patricia Pent. 7,36 LONDON CALLING,

145 CONCERT COMMENT — re-

view by the Rev. Fr.T. F. Ryan, SJ, of last Saturday's Cello re- cil by Bernard Michelin.

7,58 WEATHER REPORT. 3.00 TIME SIGNAL. THE NEWS, 8.10 COMMENTARY, 8.15 THE STREET

GAME - A Ballad of Londen by Bernard Kupi, with Music by Alexantier Gochr. Goldsbrough Orchestra concreted by Charles Mocker- ras. Produced by Doughs Cleverdon.

19.15 MONDAY NIGHT MUSIC- introduced by Tone Yuen,

938 WEATHER REPORT.

10.00 TIME SIGNAL, TUE NEWS, HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN. 10.15 A 1.IFE OF BLISS With: Geutre Cafe, Diena Churchil nad Culin Gard (Repeat of Lis Saturday's Broadcasti 10.45 SPOTLIGHT ON DANNY

KAYE, 10.30 WEATHER REPORT. 11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS

REEL..

1.15 MUSIC IN A QUIET MOOD. 11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

7.00 ., TIME BIGNAL MARCII, MELODY ON THE MOVE.

7,13 NEWS SUMMARY.

1.20 MELODY ON THE MOVE.

1.45 WEATHER REPORT.

7.5 DIARY FOR TODAY.

7.58 WEATHER REPONT.

8.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS, 8.10 PROGRAMME PARADE. 8.15 TUESDAY'S TUNES.

8.39 REPEAT HEADLINES,

WEATHER REPORT.

9.00 CLOSE DOWN.

12.15 p.m. MID DAY PRAYERS- By The Rev. R. C. Symington.

12.30 APERITIF. BAMMY

1.00 TRUE SIGNAL.

3.00 ROME AND HOSPITAL RE-

QUESTS-Presented by Jenni

fer.

4.00 MUSIC FROM THE FILMA. 4.30 TEST ROOM

EIGHT-By

Lester Powell, a serial in six parts, part 2 "The Broken Am- poule Robert Healty as Philip Odell, (Repeat of last Friday's broadcast). 5.00 VICTOR BILVESTER AND HIS DALLROOM ORCHESTRA. 3.30 STORIES FOR CHILDREN-

"Snow Treasure". A stury about Norway under the Ger- Inan Occupation. Adapted by Eve lowland from a book 1,y Marie McSwigan. (Final). 6.00 MELODIES AND MEMORIES --Thirty minutes of uninter- rupted music, linking the past with the present.

6.30 FOTICES EVENING SERVICE~ Conducted by The Rev. T. R. Jennings C.F.

7.00 STRICTLY INSTRUMENTAL, 7.15 FRANKLY SPEARING. 2.45 EVENING KTAR.

7.58 WEATHER REPORT. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS & HOME NEWS PROM BRITAIN. 5.15 THE SIGN OF FOUR-A Sherlock Holmes story, by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, part 4: "The Quest and the Kill." 845 SUNDAY CONCHIT, DS WEATHER REPORT.

5.00 THE SIGN OF FOUR-A Sher- 10.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS &

lock Holmes story, by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, part 3: "The Tral of the Wooden- Legged Man." (Repeat of last Sunday's broadcast)..

COMMENTARY.

10.15 CZIFFRA PLAYS LISZT ~Joux

NEWS.

113 WEATHER REPORT, 1.15 TIME SIGNAL THE

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1.30 MUSIC IN MINATURE. 2.00 CLOSE DOWN.

YOUNG-

530 FOR THE VERY

Comptied by Mavis. 3.45 LISTEN AND TEACH

Learning Practice. Exercise and Drill by F. G. French, No. 7 "A Reading Leon".

6.00 LA DEMI-HEURE FRANCAISE, 630 TRE ARCHERS — An everyday story of country life in England. 6.45 FROM THE WEEKLIES. 7.00 LUCKY DIFPresented By

Mary.

7.38 WEATHER REPORT.

8.09 TE SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 3.10 COMMENTARY, 8,15 LIFE WITH THE LYONS -

"Teddy Trouble", " 8.45 LETTER FROM

AMERICA -

By Alistair Cooke. 1.00 MOTORING MAGAZINE

Complied and Presented by Timothy Birch.

9.30 RECITALS FROM THE ON- CHESTRA - Hugo D'Alton (mandoline), Accompanied by Emest Lush (Piano).

D43 PENOUS ARIAS,

958 WEATHER REPORT.

10.00 TIME BIGNAL, THE

NEWS, HOME NEWS FROM BRITAIN, 14.58 STRING ALONG WITH BILL Tuesday Night Rendezvous with Bill Dorward

D'Enu a in Villa D'exte (Franz

sz1) Valse-impromptu (Frank 10.39 WEATHER REPORT. Liszt-Gyorgy Cultra (Plano 11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS

REEL

Solo). 10.30 POETRY-T. S.

lilustrated

3.30 THE BING CROSBY STORY-

Presented by Michael Bulmer. 4.90 THE

BIOW-Ned's GOON Atomic Dustbin. (Repeat of inst Thursday's 4.30 FIRE AND VEET-A

Speight.

Eliot, on 11.15 AND 80 TO BED. tolk by Robert

1134 CLOSE DOWN.

10.58 WEATHER REPORT. half-hour 11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-

programune of Spanish rule. Introduced by Betty Souza,

the

2.00 IF I HAD MY WAY. 7.30 WORDS, WORDS, WORDS

A miscellany of great spoken Engilsh. from

10ke, cinema, literature and politics, compiled and Introduced by Timothy Birch. fepeat series). 7.38 WEATHER REPORT.

8.99 TIME BIGNAL, THE NEWS.

8.10 COMMENTARY,

2.15 THIN WEKK. 3.43 SPORTBCAST,

21.00. A LIFE OF DL188-With George Cule, Diana Churchil and Colin Gordon. (Vinal). 9.34 SATURDAY CONCERT➡Con- certo In E minor, op. G4

2nd

Mendelsohn)Campoil (vio- Mov, Hn) with The London Philhar monic Orch., cond. by Adrian Boult.

REEL.

11.15 THE EPILOGUE.

11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

Monda

7.00 a.m. TIME RIOHAL, MARCH,

TOP OF THE MORN, 7.15 NEWN SUMMARY, 7.43 WEATHER REPORT. 7.55 DIARY FOR TODAY. 7.38 WEATHER REPORT, 8.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWs. AIS PROGRAMME" PARADK. $.15 MUSIC FOR YOU.

9.00 CLOSE DOWN. Sir 12.30 p.m. BANDBOX.

1.00 TIME BIGNAL.

Wednesday

1.00 mm. TIME BIGNAL, - MANCU,

RISING NOTES.

1,15 NEWS SUMMARY.

7,20 NISING NOTTE (Conl'd.) 145 WEATHER REPORT.

153 DIABY FOR TODAY,

7,58 WEATHER REPORT.

5.00 TIME, SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 8.10 PROGRAMME PARADE. 8.14 MT WEEK MELODIES,

153 REPEAT HRABLINE), WEA-

THEN NEVOIT.

9.00 CLOBE DOWN. -13.30 -p.m. · STAGE

MELODIES.

AND SCREEN

1.00 TIME SIGNAL. 113 WEATHER KUPORT,

1,15 TIME SIGNAL TUK NEWS,

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. 130 THE AFTERNOON CONCERT, 2.00 CLOSE DOWN,

8.30 FOR THE VERY

Compiled by Mavis. 5,45 SPEAKING

YOUNG-

GENERALLY "Sculptors and Sculpting" Dy M. E. Griffith. (A Uritish Council Programme).

8.00 JAZZ HALF HOUR. 0,30 THE ARCHENS—An everyday story of country life in Eng- Land 6,45 RELIGIOUS

BROADCASTS

FOR LENT-A terlent seven triku sprelatty brondeating by

faa

Hongkia. 20. v "44 Craz and The Kingdom" Speaker The Rev. R. C. Symington.

THE WORLD IN 1.65 AROUND

MUSIC.

-

Setcalfe

and

7.15 EXPLORATION.

Rewarch, Development Achievement. A Weekly Mara- zine compiled by Edgar Mark. This Werk: The Scientiße Mindf -1. Sir Eric Azliby, President and Vice-Chancellor of Queen's University, Belfast.

7.30 FRIT NEARING-Presented

by Derek Hogg.

7,38 WEATHER RÉÞORT.

8.10 TIME BIGNAL, THE NEWA. 3.10 COMMENTARY.

3.15 THE DAWN OF AFRICA- No, 3 "Empires of the Wertem Sudan* A Talk by Thomas

Hodgkin

8.30 FROM THE CONCERT HALL,'

-Bernard Michelis ('Cellol

With

Plane Accomps vitaent by Alfredo Rossi. 9.00 TIARTY MINUTE THEATRE-

"Digby" A Memoir By Just Binke.

9.30 GOING

PLACES - With

Michael Baldwin. 0.38 WEATHER REPORT. 10,00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS, HOME NEWS FROM DRITAIN, 10.15 MELODIES AND MEMORIES-

Thirty minutes of uninterrupt- ed music, laking the part with the present. tepent of Jast Sunday's Broadenst). 10.43 2096 MELIS AT THE PIANO, 10,58 WEATHER REPORT. ILDO TIME HIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-

REEL,

11.15 REVERIE,

11.30 CLOSE DOWN.

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