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7.00 a.m.

Friday

MUSICAL CLOCK Morning Variety with Time Checks.

Early

7.15 NEWS SUMMARY. 7.ZU MUSICAL CLOCK -- Continued. 7.39 WEATHER FORECAST. ·

8.00 TIME BIGNAL, THE NEWS

AND.. WEATHER FORECAST.

8.10 BREAKFAST SESSION - TO-

day's Reminders with Time Cheeks.

8.30 HIT TUNES OF ALL TIME, 9.00 MORNING MUSIC. 10.00 POPULAR RENDEZVOUS. 10.30

ORGANAIRS

Familia T Favourites played at the Organ. 11.00 FRIDAY VARİF Y.

11.30 MUSIC BY BILLY VAUGHAN

AND HIS ORCHESTRA.

12.00 Noon, TUNE TIME - (Market

Report at 12.15 p.m.).

by Sir Willlan Walion. "Mamzoll Angot — Suite from the Ballet" by Lecocq, played by Royal Opera House Orches- tra, Covent Garden, conducted by Anatonia Fintoulavi.. 4.00 TEA FOR TWO. 43o MUSICAL A.B.C. — Songs with tilles beginning with the letter "M".

44 LONE STAR LANIGAN — Tho

Scourte of the Lawless. 5.00 CHILDREN'S- CORNER — Let's

Join in "Bear Princess" Presented by Auntie Sally. FRIDAY *REQUESTS dented by Iton Ross. 6.00 SHOW TIME

5.30

Pre-

SERENADE – Show Tunes played by the Skiney Torch Strings.

6.28 BIRTHDAY MAILBAG, 6.30 THE ARCHERS - An

Every-

day story of Country Life In Friginal. 6.45 DITTY BOX. 7,00 THE

WEDDING OF H.R.I. PRINCESS MARGARET AND ANTONY ARMSTRONG-JONES, The Scano on the Route to Westminster Abbey described by Raymond Baxter, David Lloyd-James and Alun Williams. 9.00 DIAMOND MUSIC SHOW, 9.30 CAFE CONTINENTAL — Pre- sented by Jeannette Piry.

AND 10.00 TIME SIGNAL

THE THE

NEWS.

AN- AN- 10,09 WEATHER FORECAST.

NOUNCEMENTS AND INTER-

12.30 p.m. TED HEATH AND HIS

MUSIC.

1.00 LETTER

FROM AMERICA

By Alistair Cooke. 1.13 WEATHER REPORT.

NEWS AND SPECIAL NOUNCEMENTS.

130 AFTERNOON CONCERT.

2.00 VARIETY CALLS THE TUNE 10.15 Popular Varioty featuring 10.45 the Jonah Jones Quartet, Nor- man Wisdom, Jerry Murad's Harmonicnts, and the Orchestras 11.00 of Mantovani and Victor Sil- vester,

MATINEE "Facade Suites For Orchestra"

3.00 MUSICAL

TELEVISION

c.

-

LUDE

LIFE WITH THE LYONS.

SPOTLIGHT REDIFFUSION'S Interview with a visiting Cele- brity.

STOP PRESSA Special Late Night News Report. 11.03 PRELUDE TO MIDNIGHT,

"GOD SAVE THE 12.00 Midnight.

QUEEN" CLOSE DOWN.

A TOP NEW SHOW BEGINS

-'MEN INTO

INTO SPACE

8.35 "OH

SUSANNA" — Starring Gale Storm and Zasu Pitts in "Susana Plays Cupid." 9.00 TELEVISION NEWSREEL. 0.15 "WRESTLING” — Edited ex- cerpts from soine top line boute

staged recently in America and featuring several of the world's best known grapplers.

CALLING CARD- Introduced by Peter Pun. 10.00 "NEW YORK

0.45 CHINESE

CONFIDEN-

TIAL." 10.25 JANET DEAN-REGISTERED

NURSE." 10.30 LATE

Down.

5.00

NIGHT FINAL-Close

Wednesday

p.ni. CHILDREN'S HOUR- "CARTOONS."

CHINESE DANCER"-Presented by the New York returned Overseas Chinese See Gong Dramatic

Group.

5.15 TRADITIONAL

5.30 "THE ADVENTURES

WILLIAM

OF

TELL" Episode 9

"The Shrew." 0.00 CLOSE DOWN.

7.30 "THE ROUGH RIDERS." 7.55 BRITISH TELEVISION NEWS. 8.05 "FATHER KNOWS

DEST" Starring Robert Young and Jane Wyatt in "No Partial- ity."

RESCUE

f" Starring Jim Davis and Lang Jeffries, 9.00 TELEVISION NEWSREEL. 9.15 "DECOY" - Starring

8.30

Bevery Garland. Episode 2: "Red Crown,"

9,40 CHINESE FEATURE. 11.15 LATE

Down.

NIGHT FINAL-Close

Thursday

5.00 p.m.

CHILDREN'S

"MacKenzie's Raiders."

HOUR

5.25 A STORY FOR THE CHIN- Cynthia ESE CHILDREN-BY Leung (in Cantonese).

5,35 "ROCKY JONES

RANGER.” 6.00 CLOSE DOWN.

SPACE

7.30 MIL AND MILS NORTH-

Episode 20: "Brenkout." 7.55 "THE LIBERACE SHOW." 8.25 BHORT FEATURE. 8.30 "DOWN THE ALLEY”—The Analo und presentation of prizes in the Invitation knock- out singles

for competition. the Rediffusion Television Cup. A direct broadcast from the Bowling Alley at the China Fleet Club.

9.60 TELEVISION NEWSREEL. 9.15 "CONFIDENTIAL *FILE" Starring Paul Coates,

9.40 "FAMOUS FIGHTS."

9.55 "HARBOUR COMMAND.” 10.20 "TARGET"-Adolphe Menjou as your host introduces and stars in this week's story en- titled

"Night Without Morn- Ing" with Ken Cristy, Monty Ash and Alan Reynolds. 10.45 LATE NIGHT FINAL-Close

Down.

5.00 p.m.

Friday

HOUR

CHILDREN'S Joan Manning sings for the children.

or

5.15 "THE ADVENTURES

NODDY"-By Enid Blyton. 3.30 "SERGEANT PRESTON OF YUKON" Episode 11

THE

"Revenge."

5.55 CARTOONS.

6.00 CLOSE DOWN.

7.30 "YOUR MUSICAL

BOREE."

JAM-

OF

1.55 "COLONEL MARCH

SCOTLAND YARD." 8.20 "PLAYHOUSE FIFTEEN"

Presents Wendy Drew, Lin Mc- Cameron Prud' Carthy and Homme in "Girl in the Gown." 8.35 "MOLLY" (THE GOLD- BERGS)--Episode 9: "Desper- ate Men," 0.00 TELEVISION NEWSREEL. 9.15 "COUNTERPOINT"

SENTS "THE MATCH." 9.40 CANTONESE FEATURE.

NIGHT FINAL Close 11.15 LATE

Down.

PRE

One of the greatest of the world's new television shows COMMERCIAL RADIO 1530 kcs 196 mtrs

makes its first appearance in the Colony at 8 o'clock tomorrow night and Hongkong viewers will find much to admire in "Men Into Space."

This is a graphic series of pro- grammes that

to cannot fail make people think deeply of what iles in the future and the intro- ductory comment "This has not happened yet" describes the futuristic significance of the theme.

use

Behind the planning there is a

the two-fold story -

of established scientific knowledga combined with what space scientists believe will eventually prove to be correct.

as

Into all this has been waven a very human theme and William Colonel Edward Lundigan McCauly gives a brilliant por. trayal of the man whose duty it is to put into practice the theory of the scientists.

The opening episode in the series lo called "First Woman on the Moon."

Next Thursday at 8.30 p.m. viewers will be taken to the Bowling Alley at the China Fleet Club for the Final of the Invita- tion Knock-out Singles Com- the Rediffusion petition for Tolevision Cup.

This popular competition has attracted a great deal of at- tention and there is sure to be a big audience when Mr G. H; Oldridge presents the trophies to the winners and souvenirs to the competitors who have been eliminated along the way.

*

Television Concert Miniature again breaks new ground this week when viewers can see and hear a recital by The Cheng Chik Pul Violin ensemble.

of

The programme has provided an ever changing variety young artists and viewers will find this group a most talented and tuneful combination.

Today

2,60 p.m. "LEAVE IT TO BEAVER." 2.25 HOLLYWOOD STAR PLAY- HOUSE -Proudly presents Philip Ober, Carolyn Jones and Marcia Patrick in "The Black Sheep's Daughter,”

2.50 CANTONESE FEATURE.

4.30 THE BOB CUMMINGS BHOW.

5.00 CHILDREN'S SHOWTIME,

8.15 "CASSEY JONES,"

5.40 "KEN'S CORNER."

0,00 CLOSE DOWN.

..

*.30 PRESENTING

CHINESE

VARIETY FROM THE STUDIO.

-Produced by John Dow.

743 "WHITE HUNTERS

8.35 ANN SOTHERN AS SUSIE"

--Episode 10: "Progress Is Here To Stay."

9.00 TELEVISION NEWSREEL. 9.15 "TV READER'S DIGEST"

Episode 9: "American Master Counterfeiters." 9,40 LATE NIGHT MATINEE-

"The Gay Swordsman's star- ring Gianna Canale Franca Marzi, Piero Palermüti,” Carlo Ninchi and Paolo Stoppa.. 11.00 LATE NIGHT FINAL-Cłoso

Down.

Sunday

2.00 p.m. THE RAY MILLAND

SHOW. 225 THE JANE WYMAN SHOW... Presents "The Elevittor." 2.50 CANTONESE FEATURE. 4.20 "THE AIR FORCE STORY"

Chapter 7, The Air War Starts 1939-1941."

4.35 THE GUY LOMBARPO SHOW, 5.00 CHILDREN'S SUNDAY FEA-

TURE.

5,30 "CARTOONS.” 5.35 "WILD BILL HICKOK.” 6.00 CLOSE DOWN.

7.00 NEWS REVIEW OF THE

WEEK IN HONGKONG. 7.30 ANOTHER FEATURE FROM

THE LIBRARY OF THE NA- TIONAL FILM ́BƯARD CANADA.

OF

VISITOR WILL INTRODUCE

MUSIC OF HAWAII

The Hawaiian Islands are probably the most talked about

and the least understood in the Pacific.

.

A few days ago Miss Concha 12.30 LUNCHTIME VARIETY.

1.00 AIR LINE SCHEDULES FOR Hughes was in the Colony for a

THE DAY-Lunchtime variety she

cont. short visit, during which lectured at several schools on .Hawaiian Culture.

Misa Hughes-whose Hawaiian name is Kalel-o-Kualhelani - is a concert pianist of some note, and has also written extensively for several publications, includ- the New York 'Musical ing Courier'. Her family has helped to preserve the rapidly disappear. ing heritage of Hawaii, and last year she carried out a highly Buccessful tour of Europe which Included lectures, dance de- monstrations and music recitals before the Academy of Music and Ethnology in Vienna.

On Friday Miss Hughes Intrb- duces us to some of the musical Episode 1: "First Woman, on Instruments of Hawall and singa

8.00 INTRODUCING "SPACE

The Moon.”

8.25 MY HERO"-Episode 5: "The

Big Crush."

some traditional songs, accom- panying herself with the Instru

8.50 "CHALLENGE" — Episode 4: ments. Her current tour of Asia

"White Out."

9.15 SUNDAY SHOWTIME PRE- SENTS J. ARTHUR RANK'S "THE DARK MAN:""

10.55 LATE NIGHT FINAL-Close

Down.

ל

Monday

5.00 pm. JUNIOR SPORT' TIME. 520 ANOTHER EXCITING AD-

VENTURE WITH #FURY.” 5.45 "THE ADVENTURES OF

TWIZZLE." 6.00 CLOSE DOWN.

7.30 "THE ADVENTURES

ROBIN "HOOD-Episode "The Deserted Castle." 7.55 "MONDAY VARIETY.” 8.15 MONDAY DOCUMENTARY. 8.45 "CALLING CARDS 9.00 TELEVISION NEWSREEL.

or 0:

is under the auspices of the U.S.1.8.

Hawallana 8.15 p.m.

be can

heard at

The modern music of Hawall is presented by Bob Williams in To You, Aloha on Sunday even- Ing at 7 o'clock.

HIGHLIGHTS

LATE NIGHT DANCE MUSIC

Saturday 10.30-11.00 p.m. First leg of the 3 way Hook Up. Bob Williams, presents the Blg Bands,

11.15-11.35 p.m. - Second leg of the 3 way Hook Up. Nick Demuth in Combo time.

11,35 Midnight — Third, leg of the 3 way Hook Up. John Gunstone with the smooth bands. WHO DUNNIT?

0.15 "CURTAIN CALL THEATRE” -Presonts Allène Roberts, Anthony Caruso ang Minerva Tuesday & Wednesday 8:30- Urecal in ""Portfalt of a 9.00 p.m. The Carter Brown

Lady."

Mystery

Theatro. Introducing FINAL-Close the evil one 'Sinner, You Slay

9,40 CANTONEBE FEÄTURE. 11.20 LATE NIGHT

Down.

Tuesday

5.40 p.m.

"THE

STORY."

IPĄ, PALOOKA

5.35 IVANHOE.”

! !

5.25 "CARTOONS,"

6.00 CLOBE DOWN. "A

7.30 "KINGDOM ORJITHE SEA

Olt Fields.

Episode 10: "King Neptuno's

Mo'.

I

PERSONALLY PRESENTED PROGRAMME OF THE WEEK

Wednesday 9.30 - 10.00

p.m.

- Nick Kendall relaxes In his Corner and Invites you to joini him and enjoy yourself.

Today

1.35 TELEVISION CONCERT 11.00 a.m. SATURDAY SYMPHONY

| 8,10 "MACKENZIE'S RAIDENS,!....§.18

MINIATURE A'RECITAL 'BY

Gaite Parislenne by Offenbach.

THE CHENG CHIR PÚI VIO- 12.00 Noon. VARIATIONS WITH

LIN ENSEMBLE T

“HIGHWAY, PATROL"

MARY HONRI,

1.15 NEWS RELAY FROM RADIO HONGKONG & WEATHER REPORT.

1.30 INFORMATION DESK. 2.00 OPEN HOUSE-With Bob Wil- liams and occasional visits to the Square Room.

4.00 WEATHER REPORT. 4.01 MEET MOYNA TOWNSEND. 4.30 ABOUND THE CRACKER BARREL With Slim Pickings & Shorty Zilch. 5.00 MAN ABOUT TOWN-Jeff

Chandler.

5.15 PIANO PLAYTIME,

HIDE

For your

perfect listening pleasure!

18.15 m. KEYBOARD TIME) TORTUpuana.

(Page 1

5.30 GOGI ORANT WELCOMES

YOU TO HER HEART. 5,43 CLASSICAL RECITAL.

6.00 AIR LINE SCHEDULES FOR

TOMORROW.

6.04 Approx. RUBINSTEIN PLAYS BŮME FAVOURITE CONCERT PIECES.

6.30 CONCERT FOR PEOPLE WHO DON'T LIKE CLABSICAL MUSIC.

7.00 THE HI FI CLUB BIRTHDAY,

PARTY.

8,00 NEWS RELAY FROM RADIO HONGKONG & WEATHER REPORT.

8.15 SPORTS REPORT.

8.30 VOLARE WITH GIANCARLO. 9.00 STRING SERENADE — A

V.O.A. presentation.

0.13 RED NICHOLLS AND

FIVE · PENNIES.

THE

9.30 SATURDAY STORY."Execu

tion." a chapter from the novel by Colin McDougall. 10.00 NEWS RELAY FROM RADIO HONGKONG At WEATHER REPORT.

10.13 THE MUSIC OF

STRAUSS.

JOHANN

10.30 3 WAY HOOK UP—A_special

Saturday Night Band Show. 11.00 BBC RADIO NEWSREEL RE- LAYED FROM RADIO HONG- KONG & WEATHER REPORT. 11.15 3 WAY HOOK UP cont. 12.00 Midnight. WEATHER REPORT

-Close Down.

Sunday

7.00 a.m. START THE DAY RIGHT

With David White.

0.00 NEWS RELAY FROM RADIO HONGKONG, WEATHER RE- PORT & AIRLINE SCHE- DULES FOR THE DAY. 9.15 HOLIDAY IN VENEZUELA. 9.30 SUNDAY VARIETY. 10.00 MUSIC FOR THE SABBATH. 11.00 PIANO INTERLUDE.

CENTURY 11.15 17TH

HARP

OL

MUSIC. 11.30 SUNDAY STRINGS-Various

arrangements and stylinga solo and orchestral groups. 12.00 Noon. THE SUNDÂY BUN-

KIST SERENADE. 1.15 NEWS RELAY FROM RADIO

HONGKONG_

WEATHER REPORT — Sunkist Serenade cont.

على

3.00 AIR LINE SCHEDULES FOR

THE DAY.

3.04 Approx. PROMENADE — A programme of light orchestral

music and popular classico.

4.00 WEATHER RÉPORT. 4.01 SERVICES SPECIAL. 5.00 SONGS YOU LOVE Composed

by Noel Coward.

3.15 THE LENNY HAMBRO QUIN-

TET.

5.30 MORTON GOULD & HIS OR-

CHESTRA.

5.45 OPERATIC ARIA RECITAL 6.00 AIR LINE SCHEDULES FOR

TOMORROW.

6.04 Approx.

HERDS.

THE

HERMAN

6.30 HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE OPERETTA-"The Dollar Prin- cess" by Leo Fall.

7.00 TO YOU ALOHA-Bob Wil- liams presents music from Hawali.

7.30 SUNDAY CONCERT.

8.00 NEWS RELAY FROM RADIO HONGKONG & WEATHER REPORT

WHIS-

8.15 MAY I HAVE THIS WALTZI 8.39 PHILIPS MUSIC BOX. 9.00 JORGEN INGEMAN'S

PERING GUITAR. 9.15 CONCERT MINIATURE — A

V.O.A. presentation.

9.30 THEATRE

TIME

WITH

SOMERSET MAUGHAM—"Tho facts of Life."

10.00 NEWS RELAY FROM RADIO

HONGKONG

WEATHER

REPORT..

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