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11.59 NEWS HEADLINES PLOM

AUSTRALIA. 12.00 Midnight. TIME SIGNAL, CLOSE DOWN, ́GOD - SAVE THE QUEEN.

Monda

7.00 am.MIME ZIGNAL, MOIN

1ING PRELUDE. -7.13 NEWS SUMMARY.

7.45 WEATHER LEFORT. Monday Prebuds

(Cont'd).

7.58 WEATHER REPORT. 8:30 TİME BEGNAL,CIHE NEWE. 100 'PROGRAMME PARADE.

1.20 DIARY FOR TODAY, 'DAY'S MELODIS.

9.00 TIME SIGNAL, NEWS “HEAD-

LINES.

· 4.82 -HOME TILL

TEN.

COMMENTARY. 8.15 MYWORD—(New series). 8.45 SUNDAY CONCERT-Kicella- 10.15 JOB BUSHKIN.. AT

Suite, Op.

10.00 TIME - BIGNAL, RADIO NËWS

REEL(Réonut).

(Almacs);

in

PIANO.

=

Hudrede 10:30 THE WORLD "AROUND. US

49.

(Tchaikovsky); SU«,10p. 319. Fichal' Solitude, Op. 73, No. 6 cribed by.fakówek) J 1.00 TIME. SIGNAL, «DIARY

Violiner (The Hundred 11:00 LAWEENCE OF CLOUDS Violin); Vaartaengsler (Long- ·HIEL-A #turly (of T. E. Liw- ing for Spring); Nu Brister I runde in this later years. Alle De Klafter (Now Spring's

plied by. Treness. Watacs. all the Grevasses); Feb-· 12.00 N666. (ROOTS.ZOFA, JAZZ, rarmorgen Ved Golfen (Feb- 12.30 p.m. THE MID.DAY ruary morning at the Gulf);

CERT-OVErture: -=1812. Kirsten Flagstad (vocal); Sym- phony No. 5 in E Flat Méjór. Op. 82 (Sibelins); Nyteen (The Key) {{Ľ£e); Skirving- Brev (A Bat's Letter) (Lie); Kirsten Flagstad (Vocal). 9.51 WEATHER 'REPORT.

THE NEWS, 10.00 TIME SIGNAL

NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN. 10.15 POEMS FROM THE MANYO- SHU—Treated and presented by Geoffrey Bownas. *10.45 HARPSICHORD RECITAL—

By Georgs Malcolmy. -10:58 - WEATHER REPORT

11.00 TIME SIGNAL, `KADIO NEWS

*REEL.

GERMAN FIFTH column: Tuesday, 9 p.m.-The term "Fifth Column" was born

War during the Spanish Civil when four columns of insurgent The questions are based

converging from words and knowledge of words troops were and the team consists of people different directions on Madrid.

General Mola spoke then of who live by words and are ex-

column

In the already perts in their use and meaning. filth

the E. Arnot Robertson-who spent capital which would open some time In Hongkong fast attack from within at a signal the Franco. In winter is a well-known writer, from General

phrase as is Nancy Spain who combines Second World War the

and radio and acquired a wide

sinister writing with other television

while currency and the British people appearances,

threatened. Norden -suddenly

with Frank Muir and Denis

the are probably best known as the direct attack from

them- making scriptwriters (until recently) Channel-began

selves whether in Britain too, of "Take it from Here."

and Of Tourteen

the of as in Norway

Low "My Word!", this is the first, Countries, there might not be and if you make a habit of being an underground network pre- 'out on 'Sunday nights, they'll paring the way for the German sao TIME BIGNAL, DISK JOC: 66

rebroadcast on Friday at 10.16 parachutists. This 'p.m.

new

editions

- of

THE POEMS FROM

MAN. YOSHU: Sunday, 10.15 p.m.- The Manyoshu was the first great anthology

Japanese poetry, compiled In the latter half of the eigth century A.D. It represents the work of a varied

group ranging from princes and court officials to ́ ́fishermen. Here, most of the 'poems have been translated into English by Geoffrey Bownas While one or two of the 'shorter ones are read in the original

Japanese.

OF

CLOUDS

LAWRENCE HILL: Monday. 11.00 a.m.-Some light on the life of 'Lawrence of

across

programme

Is based on the research of the Dutch historian Dr de Jong Into the activity real or imagined

—of the 'Gürman 'Fifth Column In such widely separated coun- tries as Turkey, Bouth America, and Western "and" Central Europe. It makes as fascinating a study as a fadio documentary

as it did in book form.

a

a

John

CHARACTERS

Lehmann introduces "Steerforth" from 'David Cop- "perfield' by Charles Dickens. 4.00 RHYTHM

*IS

THEIR

SHORT

-BUSINESS.

4.30 RADIO HONGKONG

11.15 THE EPILOGUE, INTERLUDE.

11:30 "PIANO

STORY "COMPETITION===“Mrs 11.57 -Sang" by C. P. Ho, 'read by.

Tet ThoITIES.

4.45 ARTISTS AT

(Repeat).

"KEY=>with “Jue Yoc.

HOME-

- 5.90 - NAVY LARK--(Repeat).

4.00 TIME SIGNAL, NEWS FROM

RADIO AUSTRALIA.

6.10 INTERDUDE.

6.15 PERCY FAITH AND HIS OR-

CHESTRA,

630 SING IT AGAIN.

7.00 THE GOGN SHOW="The

Silver Dubloons.”

7.3" -FIRST

HEARING

Derek, Hogg,

7.58 WEATHER, REPORT. ' 8.00 TIME SIGNAL,

·COMMENTARY.

· 8.15 -.THIS, WEEK.

THE

with

NEWS,

8,45 BLACK AND WHITE NOTES. 900 SPORTSCAST.

9.15 HANCOCK'S "HALF. HOUR. 9.45 BALLADS ·OF LONG AGO. 9.58 WEATHER REPORT. 10.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS, NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN.

COOL THE

COOL 10.15. IN

COOL OF THE “EVENING-- ́ ́with Michael - Bulmer. 10:58 WEATHER · REPORT 11:00 TIME BIGNAL, RADIO NEWS

REEL.

THE CHORALISTS: 'Wednes- day, 8.30 p.m.This group of eight women singers, (each. singer in her own right, and Including such well-known names here as Glullietta Tam and 'Ruth Chow) broadcast to- -gularly over Hadio Hongkong under the direction of their con- ductor Frank Huang. They came together quite casually year ago -when they started 11:15 INTERLUDE.

V South singing two-part and four-part 1125 CRICKET England

Africa, The Fifth Test Match. songs at occasional meetings: 11-57 WEATHER. REPORT. then the group expanded and the 11.39 NEWS 'HEADLINES FROM rehearsal became

RADIO AUSTRALIA. regular and

12.00 Midnight. TIME SIGNAL, more earnest. To date they

CLOSE DOWN, GOD SAVE Garnett, Robert have given only one public per. THE QUEEN. Graves, Captain-Liddel! Hart, formance, but this doesn't mean and Gilbert Spencer-give their they're not good: they are. In Views on why he hid himself this

· programme from Radio away in the heart of the country 'Hongkong's Concert Hall the under a pseudonym at this time. Choralists will be singing a wide THE * HUNGRY SPIDER: range of songs from Handel and Monday, 4 p.m.-A sérial thril- Mendelssohn to Negro spirituals.

Arabia' during the time when he sought obscurity in the little cottage at Clouds Hill in Dorset In the days when he became "Aircraftman Shaw. In this pro- gramme seven of the people who knew T. E. Lawrence-best-in- cluding David

8.30

THE OLYMPIC CHALLENGE: Thursday,

p.m. The Seventeenth. Olymplad the

of the modern era begins in Rome on

who Is

Sunday

7.00 a.m. TIME SIGNAL, FIRST

`DAY FAVOURITES. 745 NEWS -SUMMARY. 7.20 FİRST DAY FAVOURITES.

· (Cont'd). 7.58 WEATHER · REPORT. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL, STRING

SONG.

Ter inx parte vet in the Buffolk

coast of England, 'Involving rotired 'Naval Commander, modern young woman his daughter, and, some smug. August 25th. On the eve of the opening Ceremony Radio Hong- glers, all of which add up to a case of suspected murder. Per- kong is broadcasting this BBC haps the fact that author Belwyn roundup (a recording specially

out to Hongkong) flown

of Jepson's novel 'Man Ranning'

who'll became the basis for Alfred Commonwealth' athletes 'Hitchcock's thriller

be among the 6,000 contestants 10.30 MID "Stage

from 80 different countries com- 'Fright" will say as much as

pēting this year, and also of anything for his ability writer of suspense stories--like sporting officials working for the 11.00

Olympics In the background. this.

Among them you'll hear the marksman Voice of Hongkong "Peter 'Rull and also of Radio 'Producer,— -Hongkong's 'Sports

HUSBAND

As a

BY

8.30.

AN IDEAL "OSCAR WILDE: Monday, Apim Wilde's 'hero-Sir Robert

Chiltern is

fundamentally * góód man although he was guilty Ted Thomas. once in his youth of a dishonest act his wife is a thoroughly -good, high-prinéfpted woman -(a' 'bit of a prig by our standards). In this radio✨ production "of "the -95nky-get in society 'London of 1805—these two characters --are and played by Barbara Loft Gabriel Woolf, while. Faith *Brook

'Mrs" "Chevétey, and

18

Today

8.58 WEATHER REPORT. 9.00 TIME BIGNAL, THE NEWS.

́SPORTS· RESULTS. 9.15 PROGRAMME, PARADE. 9.30 FORCES FAVOURITES,

MUSIC MORNING Sonata No.32 in B-Flat Major Moments -K 454 (Mozant); Musicaux, Op. 94 (Schubert).

ST JOHN'S SERVICE FROM

CATHEDEAL-The Very Rev. Barry Till, Dean of Hongkong. 12.15 pm. SONGS OF THE PEOPLE

то

The first of two folk song récitals by 'Doreen Bracey. 12.30 TALKING ABOUT MUSIC.

GOING 1.00 TIME SIGNAL,

THE PICTURES. 1.11 WEATHER REPORT. ∙1.15 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS, SPECIAL - ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1.30 THE AFTERNOON, CONCERT -Air on the G. String (Bach): Hungarian - Rhanddy No.

(Isiszt); Orch.~~~ Rabaud-Dolly Op, 66, (Faure).

7.00 m. TIME SIGNAL, SATUR- 2.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE ARCHERS

DAY SERENADE.

NEWS SUMMARY.

SATURDAY. BERENADE

(Cont'd).

RECITAL

TODAY.

1.12 (WOLZHER ARLFÖRT. {1:15 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS, 1.30 HANCOCK'S HALF

(Repeat)....

2.00 TIME :SIGNAL, HARCHING

WITH THE GUARDS.

2,30 PIANO RECITAL—Mźlquzyn

Lillys Chopin, and

manowale)

3.00 TIME SIGNAL, WE LIVETM AND

IEARN.. 3.30 :MODERN

TRENDS

BY

Colin Stuart. SYJATOSLAV RICHTER—Two":"4.00 (THE ; HUNGRY SE Prekidia

(Rachmaniff): Waldszeren Op., bz (Schumann).

WEATHER “NEPORT.

Have

Will

A thriller

story by -Selwyn -I.

Jazz,

Excite"

THE GUITAR AĦTISTRY OF TAL FARLOW_Tal-was-named in a recent 'Playboy' census añörig 'the "tốp (five in the Stars" All-Star. A unique recording by a unique artist.

MEL TORME÷BWINGS BCHUBERT-ALLEY--Bóngs from Indfy shows, brilliantly affatiged, excitingly enunciited; with all the -seldom heard -lyrics.

ELLA IN BERLIN-EIM Fitzgerald. A live concert featuring a wow of a version of 'Mack the Knife'.

DR. JAZZ "George Lewis and his Orchestra. George dom-: municates very successfully his simple, Heart-warming musical message to all 'Tovers "of New Orleans Jazz.

THE 'GĦEATEST TRUMPET OF THEM ALL — Featuring Benny Golson In the Dizzy Gillesplé Oőtét. Diżży has proved - many times that he alone can qualify for the prétentious but, firmly Justified `title 'borne by this album.

BEN WEBSTER MEETS OSCAR’PETERSON--Benʼat his best, · ́aʼreally delightful Intimate recital, so turn up the volume and.

enjoy yourself,

'DANCE WITH KID ORY—OR JUST LISTEN]—This is dance- Dable Jazz with Ory's special ffávöur rännlng "throughoặt, the

album.

DUKE'S IN BED-Johnny Hodges and the Ellington-All Stars without 'Duke.. “A terrific disc with an unmistakable Ellington brand throughout, in spite of the fact that he didn't-maka this 'gio".

WE'VE GOT RHYTHM—Kid Ory and 'Réd -Allen. Kid Õry, as one of the few remaining early day jazz ploneers, has etched much of his life on Shellac and vinyl. This particular chapter, teaming him as it does with fellow Louisianan Henry 'Red Allen, -should-be required reading 'tör all the faithful.

HELLO LOVE—Ella Fitzgerald. This is Ella's greeting to some of the most beautiful songs ever written about emotion. It continuès, In a sense, -Ella's first "álbum/ 164 ‘Ulke "Somédie ’In Love', and here as before, Ella caresés Each lovely song 'In Hér most tender fashion. STOP PRESS! HT BERMAN"

“THE EDGE OF SHELLEY

You howled at 'Inside', 'you roared at "Outside', and the new Edge of will really slay you ! ! MOUTRIES ·THE MOST IMAGINATIVE RECORD STOCKIST IN TOWN.

MOUTRIES

HIS

MARTIN OR-

Alexandrs “House, Hongkong

(Omnibas "edition),

·2.45 "EXOTIC WHH

DENNY AND CHESTRA.

"“Mirafiar "Afckão,- Kó#lösn