1961-02-18 — Page 2

Radio HK (cont'd)

1L YOUR

RADIO - CONCERT Francescatti HALL - Zico (vielinist) with. Donald Focr. hees and his Orchestra

DOOMSDAY

113 THE

BOOK-

By J. MacLaren-Bos. No. "Maxim the Third" (Repest of last Friday's Broadcast).

12.09 Noon GUITAR RECITAL

VICENTE GOMEZ.

12.15 MD DAY

PRAYERS-

produced by

Michael

Page. 7.31 BBC JAZZ CLUB—The Kenny The Dave Ball Jazzmen and Shepherd Quintet.

8.00 LETTER FROM AMERICA

By Alistair Cooka,

8.39. FROM THE CONCERT HALL by Frederick -Piano Resital Page.

1.55 WEATHER REPORT. 3.09 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. NEWS ABOUT BRITALY. 9.18 LIVE WITH

THE LYONS- Starring Bebe Daniels and Bea

-Mr Lydi.

Shoots Arain."

9.02 HOME

TILL

Barbara Lawrence.

TEN-With

18.00, TIME SIGNAL, BADIO NEWS-

REEL, (Repeat).

18.15 THE VOICE OF SUE RANET. 10.30 THE WORLD AROUND US-- "The European Complex," The Meaning of Rome, à study of its legacy Ancient Rome and

to Europe. - 11.00 MUSIC FROM CANADA.

HUNGRY 1130 THE

SPIDER-

A serial thriller in six parts..

his novel by adapted from Selwyn Jepson, Part 1 (Repeat Series).

BY

Cupid

12.00 Noon CONCERTO

9.45 THE

BALLAD

No. Yorkshire. 10.15 VINTAGE

3 "From

HUNTER- Cornwal to

The

K

DIARY FOR

18.45

ter Gieseking

Piano Concerto

By Rev. R. C. Symington. 1236 FOUR CORNERS-Folk songs. MELO- ballads and traditional

the from all dies

parts of world. Introduced by Patricia Pean No. 4 (Repeat Series).

1.99 TIME SIGNAL,

TODAY.

113 WEATHER REPORT.

2.00 TREE

1.15 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. THE FILMS 13. MEXIC FROM

Complied by Alleen Woods.

WOMAN'S SIGNAL, WUELD Podured by Murray Letvitt and Thelma Stuart. 233. ARTISTRY IN RHYTHM.

AND LEARN— LIVE 1.99 WE

"Seat of Survival," written by by Lelwyn Wiliams, narrated

Wilfrid : Thomas

199 LONDON

SYMPHONY

BADIL

· CAMERON

OE-

CHESTRA, CONDUCTED BY

and Cyril Scott).

(Brahms

LR THE TUING IDEA-Presented

by Pamela.

5.96 HOMEWARD

BOUND-Music.

for tired workers.

4.88 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. LAS INTERLUDE.

I LA DENI HEURE FRANCAISE. LE THE ARCHERS—An- everyday.

story of country life ta Eng

land

6.53 WEATHER REPORT.

140 TIME SIGNAL

COMMENTARY.

THE NEWS,

by

1.15 TUDAY-A dally news maga- Michael rize produced Pike

139 WHO AND WHAT—A®_panel. gime in which producer Col- vyn Hare tries to brae Jody S....mers. Rea Oliphant and Mark Broiles before they use ten questions. Question up Master: Ted Thomas (FINAL). LM FILM FOCUS-A weekly film. magazine compiled and edited by Bill Dorward, produced by Patricia Penn.

MAGAZINE-Intro-

daced by Aileen Dekker.

GOONS - Seige of Fort Night" (Repeat Series).

BUS NO. 31-A short story by Frederick E. Smith. Read Keith Prott.

10.33 WEATHER REPORT.

11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-

REEL

11.15 BEETHOVEN

THE LAST QUARTETS-

Concerto

by

No. 2 in A major. K (W. A. Mozart); Rudolf Serkin Columbia Syra- (Piano) with

Orchestra coad. pbczy Alexander Schneider; An chloe, Elisabeth (Jacobi); 524

Wal- Schwarzkopf (Soprano);

(Pianoforte): No. 24 in C miner, K 491 (Mozart); Allegro. Paul Larghetto. Allegretto; Badura-Skoda (Piano). Vienna Symphony Orchestra cond, by Felix Prohaska.

'of five pro-

1.09 pm

FIVE STRING (The Second grammės). 1137 WEATHER REPORT.. 11.59 NEWS HEADLINES.

TIME SIGNAL. 12.09 Midnight

CLOSE DOWN-God Save The Queen.

Thurs

7.00 am TIME SIGNAL, UP WITH

THE SUN.

715 NEWS SUMMARY.

7 LP WITH THE SUN. 7.45 WEATHER. REPORT. 7.47 UP WITH THE SUN. 7.58 WEATHER REPORT. 8.00 TIASE SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 810 PROGRAMME PARADE.

FOB 1.29 DIARY

RHYTHM RENDEZVOUS.

TODAY, 9.06 TIME SIGNAL, NEWS HEAD. 9.02 HOME

LINES.

SECOMBE.

TILL

TEN-With

TIME SIGNAL, DIARY FOR TODAY.

1.13 WEATHER. REPORT.

C

660 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 6.10 INTERLUDE.

6.13 JAZZ HALF HOUR-Present-

ed by Robert Acheson. 6.43 THE ARCHERS—An' everyday story of country life ka Eng- land,

6.58 WEATHER REPORT.

THE NEWS, 7.00 TIME SIGNAL

COMMENTARY.

7.15 TUDAY-A daily news maga- Michael zine produced by Page. 7.30 DO

REMEMBER-- ΣΟΥ Introduced by Alleen Woods.

BENJAMIN 8.00 NOCTURNE BY

BRITTEN - BBC Symphony Orchestra conducted

by Rudolph Schwartz. Soloist - (AM Only).

BOOK-- 1.30 THE

By J. MacLaren-Ross. No. The Priory“ (ABI Only). 8.58 WEATHER REPORT — (AM

Only).

DOOMSDAY

9.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS.

Monday

7.00 am MUSICAL CLOCK-Popul.

ar Variety with Time Checks. 733 NEWS SUMMARY, 720 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued. 8.00 NEWS AND WEATHER FORE.

CAST.

10 BREAKFAST SESSION, 9.00 NEWS HEADLINES. 9.42 TOP OF

THE MORNING Presented by Mike Ellery. 10.00 REMEMBER THESE?-Melodies

For Reminiscing. 1030 SECOND SPRING-True Life

Story of Christine Harding. 10.45 STU FOSTER SHOW-(Repeat); 11.00 COFFEE TIME. 1130 OUT OF THE DARK

The

Story Of A Woman's Courage. 11.43 RECITAL.

NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN 12.00 noon QUESTION MARK-(Re-

(AM Only). 9.15 DEAD

Based Great

MAN'S EMBERS By Lalige Pulvertaft, on her own book "No Magie" (AM Only). 9.45 PARIS

STAR TIME-The French Broadcasting System in North America (AM-Only).

THE AMERICA— 10.15 LIFE WITH

1.15 TIME SIGNAL. THE NEWS. 1.30 LETTER FROM

By Alistair Cooke (Repeat).

REMEMBERS-Ted 1.45 A STAR

Heath.

2.15 LONDON

CALLING.

2.45 FASCINATING RHYTHM. 3.00 MODERN TRENDS—Presented

by Coln Stuart.

3.30 WE

LYONS- Starring Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyca (Repeat of last (AM Wednesday's Broadcast) Only).

10.45 THE

GORDON

- CHORUS—(AM Only).

REPORT 10.55 WEATHER

Only).

JENKINS

-

(AM

11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-

REEL

LIVE AND LEARN- The Naturalist. No. 25 "Memory 12 Animals"; The Frontiers of Surgery. No. 6. 11.15 STARLIGHT SERENADE. 4.00 BEYOND OUR KEN-With 1137 WEATHER REPORT. Kenneth Horne, produced by 11.39 NEWS HEADLINES.

TIME SIGNAL Jacques Brown (Repeat of last 12.00 Midnight Sunday's Broadcast).

CLOSE DOWN-God Save The Queen.

4.30 THE YOUNG IDEA-Presented

by Pamela.

3.90 HUMEWARD

BOUND--Music-

for tired workers.

5.30 A CONCERT BY THE BAND WARWICK- OF THE ROYAL SHIRE REGIMENT UNDER KIMBERLEY — Re- DEREK corded at the Queen Elizabeth School, Kowlcon.

ts- REDIFFUSION

John Caswell. 18.09 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-

REEL (Repeat).

VOICE OF HARRY 10.15 THE 18.30 THE WORLD AROUND US- "A European Schooling" re- collection of a French Educa- tion, written and produced by Gerard Mansell. TEST ROOM EIGHT-By Lester Powell No. 6 (Repeat Series).

· 3.98 MUSIC

* WEATHER REPORT.

11.00

9.80 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN.

13 BOLD. NELSON'S

PRAISE

11.30

A garland of stories and congs from the time of Trafalgar, by A. L. Lloyd.

18.50 CONTINENTAL

Premated by Tina Mickel.

RENAISSANCE

.

ENCORE-A programme of popular classics. Serenade for String

Op. Orchestra.

43 (Tchaikovsky); Adagio for Strings. Op. 11 (Barber); Strings of the Boston

phony Orchestra cond. by Charles Munch;

Minor, Op. 9).

FM ONLY

the direction

8.30 AT THE OPERA "Carmen"

(Bizet): Victoria de los geles. Nicolai Gedda. Janine Micheau.

with Ernest Blanc.

of Sir Thomas

An-

Esecham.

TRUE STORY BASED ON

A WARTIME FLIGHT

No. 1 in C Rediffusion is presenting, on Monday

No. 1 (Schu-

CABARET-

13 SPANISH

MULIO-Victoria

de

los An-

reles Ars Musicae Basemble (The first of two programones).

bert): No. 2

A Flat Major.

Op. 90 No. 2

(Schubert); Ar-

cinella Sulle

13 WEATHER REPORT.

1189 TIME. SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-

RIVL

OF 11.15 THE SATIRICAL VERSE

SWIFT-Read by

JONATHAN

Donald Wolft. Introduced D. G. Bridson. 1139 MANTOVANI AND HIS

CHESTRA.

1157 WRATHER REPORT. 1154 NEWS HEADLINES. 128) Midaleht

TIME

at 9.35 p.m., an

hour-long dramatised play entitled "Flight Back,”

thur Schnabel (Piano); Pul- This is a true story, the story (Stravinsky): of Stirling H for Harry, of 149 Eest Ansermei conducting Squadron, L'Orchestre de 13 Suisse

by

Remande. 12.15 pm MID

OB-

SIGNAL,

CLOSE DOWN-God Save The Queen.

Wednesday

199 am TIME SIGNAL

NOTES.

RISING

72 RISING*NOTES (Cont'd)..

713 NEWS SUMMARY,

TAS WEATHER`REPORT.

TAT RISING NOTES (Cont'd).

133 WEATHER REPORT.

FOR

TODAY,

1.20 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 116 PROGRAMME PARADE. L DIARY

MID WEEK MELODIES. 2.99 TIME SIGNAL, NEWS HEAD-

LINES.

TILL David Dunkerles.

LIC HOME

TEN-With

OF SALDIY

18.00 TIME SIGNAL, BADIO NEWS-

REEL, (Repeat). 10.15 THE VOICE

DAVIS, JR. 1839 THE WORLD AROUND CS

(A) Children of Other Lands. No. 1 "Shepherds of the Transylvanian Ales" by A L Lloyd: (B) Around Africa, No. 1 Farming in the Nile Val- les by Yvette. Sherringham. 1189 HIGHLIGHTS FROM OPERA. FAIE-From the 11AS VANITY

novel by WM. Thackeray (Repeat Series).

1215 LET'S MAKE MUSIC.

LEG TIME SIGNAL, DIARY FOR

TODAY.

LI WEATHER REPORT.

LIS TIME SIGNAL; THE NEWS. 139 SING SOMETHING SIMPLE- With the Adam Singera sheem- Jick Embiɔw panied by the

Quartet. (Repeat of last Satur- day's Broadeast).

FOR SONATA

PIANO IN F

20 BRAHMS:

VIOLA AND

MINOR

230 PAUL TEMPLE

ཐ་ནཱཉ

AND

THE GILBERT CASE-By Francis ; "The Sun- Note (Repeat of last

Durbadge. Episode

day's Broadcast)

DAY

PRAYERS-

Rev. Father J. Foley, SJ. 1920 BAND BOX.

1.00 TIME SIGNAL DIARY FOR

TODAY.

1.13 WEATHER REPORT.

1.13 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS.

139 MODERN JAZZ-Compiled and introduced by. Ray Cor- deiro.

upon operational flight.

wartime

Sergeant The part of Flight Middleton, the pilot, is played by Anthony Quayle.

8.15 MUSIC IN THE AIR. 830 NOM DE PLUME-Fascinating

Stories

of Famous Men and Women who assumed

other than their own.

names

9.00 THE WINIFRED ATWELL SHOW-Presented by Shriro (China). Limited.

930 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS AND

ANNIVERSARIES.

9.35 MUSIC

FROM MAXIM'S Played by the Franco Trombet- ta Quartet

Merle featuring Harris. Host: Mike Ellery. 10.05 THE JIM AMECHE SATURDAY

NIGHT SHOW.

has 11.60 STOP PRESS-News Headlines.

The romantic music of Robert Schumann has a wide appeal. In "Music Time" on Thursday at 2.09 TIME SIGNAL WOMAN'S 10.15 pm Charles Harvey

WORLD-Preduced by Murray arranged a programme featuring the Etudes Symphoniques (Sym- phonic Studies) and the Kinder- 3.00 WE LIVE - AND LEARN- scenen (Childhood Scenes)..

Leavitt and Thelma Stuart.

BUGGIERO

2.30 VIRTUOSO

RICCH

Talking About

intro-

Masc.

The pianist is Paul Badura- duced by Jeha Amis.

BRUNO 3.30 QUINTETTO

MAR- Skoda, TINO IN A PROGRAMME OF ITALIAN SONGS. 4.00 FILM FOCUS-A weekly film

magazine compiled and edited by Bill Dorward, and produced by Patricia Penn (Repeat 'of

last Tuesday's programme). 430 THE YOUNG IDEA-Presented

by Pamela. 5.00 HOMEWARD

BOUND-Music for tired workers 6.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 6.10 INTERLUDE. £.13 PORTUGUESE HALF HOUR- presented by Don Carlos. 6.45 THE ARCHERS-An everyday story of country life in Eng. 6.53 WEATHER REPORT. 7.00 TIME SIGNAT, THE NEWS,

COMMENTARY.

lind.

Tomorrow at 6.30 pm Fr. T. F. Ryan will be, presenting selec- tions from Mozart's "The Magic Flute" in his programme "Music For Young People."

2t

Soccer: Tomorrow the visiting Young Boys Team of Berne will play their final exhibition game

Stadium at the Hongkong

The Combined 4.00 pm against Chinese. Jock Slean will be on hand to give a Ball.By-Ball commentary on the second half of this game at 4.50 pm.

On Monday at 6.00 pm, Redi. ffusion's "Voice Of Sport" will be giving his Impressions of the Michael standard of play exhibited by

7.13 TUDAY-A Caily news maga-

zire produced by

Pare.

730 HONGKONG HIT PARADE- The Young Boys Team of Berne Presented by Michel Meredith. during their three match series 8.30 PORTRAIT OF UGANDA in Hongkong.

Str Renald Bennett Bt. who is a perronal friend of The Kabaka of Bucanda talks to Timothy Birch about the esuatry of his adoption. WEATHER REPORT. 9.00 TIME SIGNAL THE NEWS, NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN.

8.38

9.15 MUSIC LOVERS'

HOUR- Introduced by Irene Yuen. 10.15 MARK AFTER DARK-A

Thursday

rendezvous rucht

with Mark Broiles. 10.33 WEATHER REPORT. 11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS.

REEL

11.13 MOONLIGHT AND STRINGS

Music for Reminiscing. 11.51 WEATHER REPORT.

3.30 WE LIVE AND LEARN- 1139 NEWS HEADLINES.

"The Good Glant."

A portrait 12.00 Midnight TINE

by many hands of S: Artur

Conan Doyi:.

1. C. P. MACGREGOR

Starring: Bill Williams.

suon--

490 BEYUND OUR KEN-With

Kenneth Honte, produced

Jacques Brown (Repeat of lat Sunday's Broadcast).

4. THE YUUNG IDEA-Presented

by Pamela.

5.00 HOMEWARD

BOUND-Music

for tired workers

C. THE SIGNAL, THE NEWS.

LIO INTERLUDE.

LIS EVENING

STAB-Loduced

by Aileen Woods

(3) SPEAKING GENERALLY.

LU THE ARCHERS A everyday

story of county Me tag- land.

£53 WRATHER REPORT.

7.30 TINK SIGNAL

COMMENTARY.

1.33 TUDAT-A

SIGNAL,

CLOSE DOWN-God Save The Queen.

- Frida▾

1.00 am TIME SIGNAL, BREEZING

1.4 WEATHER REPORT. 7.13 NEWS SUMMARY.

730 BREEZING ALONG (Cont'd). 7.45 WEATHER - REPORT.

147 BRIEZING ALONG) (Cont'd). 753 WEATHER RIPORT.

LI

&

THE NEWS,

daily news maga-

1.90 - TIME' SIGNAL, THE NEWS.

PROGRAMME PARADE. DIABY

TODAY, FOR FRIDAY FAVOURITES. 9.00 TIME SIGNAL, NEWS HEAD-

LINES.

оп

"Track Talk" at 6.00 pm Friday will contain tips for the first day's racing in the annual race meeting for 1961.

Today

11.30 am THE DENNIS DAY SHOW

-(Repeat). 12.00 noon CHET ATKINS AND

THE ANITA KERE SINGERS. 12.15 pm BIG BAND SHOW.

1.00 DIARY FOR TODAY. 1.13 NEWS AND WEATHER RE-

PORT

1.30 MUSIC SHOP-Light Music. 2.00 SATURDAY TELEPHONE RE- QUESTS Presented by Tony Myatt

100 DAMON RUNYON THEATRE

-The Idvil Of Miss Brown." 3.30 YOUR SATURDAY DATE

WITH MUSIC.

4.30 TEA

DANCE-Popular Dance

-

Music. 5.00 HILL BILLY HAYRIDE. 5.30 MUSIC BY MELACHRINO

Show Tunes. 6.00 MAKE WAY FOR YOUTH. 630 DELTA CITY JAZZ-Presented

by Victor Nicholson.

1.00 BBC NEWS.

7.09 WEATHER REPORT.

7.10 ENTERTAINMENT ROUND UP. 7.15 TED HEATH AND HIS MUS-

IC-BBCTS.

AS THIRTY TO_ONE-Presenting the Musical Choice of the Fu Family. 7-A. Victory Ave., 6th Floor, Kowloon.

peat).

12.30 pm LOCAL GOLD RATE.

THE MELBA STORY—(Repeat). * 1.00 DIARY FOR TODAY.

WEATHER RE- 1.15 NEWS AND

PORT.

1.30 TED HEATH AND HIS MUSIC. 2.00 MELODY TIME—Light Music. 4.00 DENNIS WILSON.

4.15 TEA DANCE-Popular Dance

Music.

445 OPERATION MOON SATEL- LITE-A Story of Man's Con- quest of the Moon. 3.00 CHILDREN'S CORNER

sented by Auntie Mary. 3.30. LAWRENCE WELK AND HIS

ORCHESTRA.

Pre-

6.00 VOICE OF SPORT-News And Views of the Colony's Sports and Sportsmen-Presented by Jock Sloan.

6.15 MONDAY REQUESTS-Present-

ed by Tony Myatt.

6.45 THE ARCHERS-An Everyday Story Of Country Life In Eng- land.

7.50 BBC NEWS.

7.09 WEATHER FORECAST. 7.10 ANNOUNCEMENTS

TERLUDE

AND IN-

7.13 THE LIBERACE SHOW. 7.45 STRING SERENADE. 8.00 MONDAY NIGHT AT EIGHT AN ENTERTAINMENT MAGA- ZINE FOR THE FAMILY AND PRESENTED BY MIKE EL- LERY. 8.30 THIRTY TO ONE-Present-

ing the Musical Choire of the Wade Family of 2-A Hart Ave., 1st Floor. Flat A. Kowloon. 9.00 CONSIDER YOUR VERDICT -Exciting Courtroom Dramas of

Front-Page Cases.

9.30 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS AND

ANNIVERSARIES.

923 BBC PLAY-"Flight

.

Back-

With Anthony -Quayle in The Story of Stirling "F For Harry" Of 149 Squadron.

1035 SPINS AND NEEDLES-With

Barry Haigh.

11.00 STOP PRÈSS-News Headlines. 11.05 A DATE IN DREAMLAND —

Light Muric. 12.00. mid. “GOD SAVE THE QUEEN"

Tuesday

7.00 am MUSICAL CLOCK-Popul•

ar Variety with Time Checks. 7.15 NEWS SÚMMARY.

720 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued. 8.00 NEWS AND WEATHER FORE.

CAST.

1.10 BREAKFAST SESSION. 9.00 NEWS HEADLINES. 9.02 TOP OF THE MORNING-Pre-

sented by Mike Ellery. 10.00 ANDRE KOSTELANETZ OB-

CHESTRA.

SPRING True Life Story of Christine Harding. 10.45 TONY MARTIN.

11.03 THE JIM AMECHE SATURDAY 1030 SECOND

NIGHT SHOW-Continued.

12.00 mid.

"GOD SAVE THE QUEEN"-Close Down.

Sunday

SERENADE—A .00 am SUNDAY

Programme of Light Music.

BOYS-Cos- 730 THE SUNSHINE

pel Songs and Spirituals. as KEYBOARD RHYTHM. 8.00 WEATHER REPORT. MUSIC BY MALTBY 8.20 CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST. 9.00 NEWS, SPORTS RESULTS AND

WEATHER FORECAST.

9.15 STAN THE MAN.

9.30 FORCES FAVOURITES — Re-

quest Show for the Forces. 1030 HANCOCK'S HALF HOUR. 11.00 MOVIE__MAGAZINE—(Repeat)

-With Prizes to Be Won. 11.30 MUSIC FROM THE OPERA. 12.00 noon OUT OF THE DARK →

Omnibus Edition.

ORCHESTRA OF THE 12.45 nm

WEEK. 1.13 WEATHER REPORT. NEWS ANNOUNCE-

AND SPECIAL MENTS.

1.30 JIM AMECHE SHOW. 2.30 SYMPHONIES FOR YOUTH — With Alfred Wallenstein Direct- ing the Los Angeles Philhar- monic Orchestra.

V.

The.

1.30 YOU'VE ASKED FOR IT

Mike Ellery Answers Your Re- quests. 430 POT-Pourri-Popular Variety. 4.50 SOCCER COMMENTARY

Combined

Chinese Young Boys Team of Berne. 5.40 TEA DANCE-Dance Music. 6.00 WHAT DO YOU KNOW"

An Inter-School Quiz. 6.30 MUSIC FOR YOUNG PEOPLE Selections From Mozart's "The Magic Flute"-Presented by Fr. T. F. Ryan S. J.

7.00 BBC NEWS. 7.09 WEATHER FORECAST. 7.10 ANNOUNCEMENTS AND IN-

TEILLUDE

7.15 JOHNNY DANKWORTH AND

HIS ORCHESTRA—BBCTS.

11.00 COFFEE TIME.

1130 OUT OF THE DARK-the Story

of Mary Matthews.

11.45 RECITAL.

12.00 noon PROGRESSIVE JAZZ —

Presented by Tony Myatt. 12.30 pm LOCAL" GOLD RÅTE.

FROM A TO Z IN SHOW BIZ-- (Repeat).

1.00 DIARY FOR TODAY.

1.15 NEWS AND WEATHER RE-

PORT.

1.30 MUSIC FROM THE FILMS. 2.00 GREAT OPERETTAS-(follow- by) Melody Time-Light Music.

છે.

4.15 TEA DANCE Popular Dance

Music

4.45 OPERATION MOON SATEL- LITE-A Story of Man's Con- quest of The Moon.

5.00 CHILDREN'S

CORNER-Pre- sented by Auntle Mary. 5.30 DAVID WHITEHALL AND its

CONCERT ORCHESTRA.

6.00 MUSIC FROM HOLLAND. 6.13 TUESDAY REQUESTS Pre-

sented by Tony Myatt. 6.45 THE ARCHERS—An Everyday

Story of Country Life In Eng- · 7.00 BBC NEWS.

land.

7.09 WEATHER FORECAST. 7.10 ANNOUNCEMENTS AND IN-

TERLUDE.

1.15 OFF THE RECORD-A Review

of the Latest Releases. 7.45 REDIFFUSION BYLINE

News, Views and Interviews.

MAGAZINE-With A 8.00 MOVIE

Movie Quiz, Film Sound Tracks. Music And Interviews with the stars.

8.30 STARS ON WINGS-Compere:

Neville Powley,

9.00 CONSIDER YOUR VERDICT -Exciting Courtroom Dramas of Front Page Case.

9:30 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS AND

ANNIVERSARIES.

935 THE BEST IN MUSIC-Featur

ing Raymond Scott and his Or- chestra with Dorothy Collins, 10.05 THE JIM AMECHE SHOW. 11.00 STOP PRESS News Headlines. 11.05 MOSTLY GHOSTLY. 11.10 A DATE IN DREAMLAND

Light Music.

-

1.45 DOWN YOUR WAY-Presented 12.00 mid. "GOD SAVE THE QUEEN"

by Mike Ellery.

3.15 AMERICAN MUSIC HALL - Selections from Broadway and Hollywood.

8.30 THE PRINCE OF PEACE

Dramatisation of the life and teaching of Christ — "The Draught Of Fishes: The Cure Of The Leper." 9.00 MUSIC FOR SWEETHEARTS—

BBCTS. 9.30 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS AND

ANNIVERSARIES."

935 RAY'S A LAUGH - Starring Ted Ray With Kitty Bluett and Kenneth Connor.

19.45 JIM AMECHE POPS CON-

CERT. 11.00 STOP PRESS-News Headlines. 11.05 A DATE IN DREAMLAND

Light Music. 12.00 mid. "GOD SAVE QUEEN"-Close Down.

-

THE

Close Down.

Wednesday.

7.00 am Musical cloCK-Popul-

ar Variety with Time Checks. 7.13 NEWS SUMMARY.

1.20 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued. 8.00 NEWS AND WEATHER FORE-

CAST.

-

8.10 BREAKFAST SESSION. 9.00 NEWS HEADLINES. 942 TOP OF THE MORNING

Presented by Mike Ellery. 10.00 HOSPITAL REQUESTS. 1030 SECOND SPRING True Life

Story of Christine Harding. 10.45 FRED ASTAIRE.