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2.15 MOTORING VA

MAGAZINE-

Compiled and introduced by Timothy Birch.

943 BAY MARTIN PLAYS. 18.99* CONTINENTAL CABARET- Presented by Tina Mickel! 18.39 MASTERS OP THR

ZENAISSANCE

LATE -Palestrina, (The The Servant of St Peter first of six programmes). 1158 WRATHER REPORT. 1180 TIMESA - SIGNAL,

NEW ERELL

RADIO

11.15 WILLIAM. BLAKE—A selecs tion of his poems read by Flors Robson.

IL MANTOVANI AND HIS

CHESTRAT

115 WEATHER REPORT. 119 -NEWS - HEADLINES.

TIME

OR

SIGNAL,

CLOSE- DOWN-GOD - SAVE THE QUEEN.

Wednesday

18 mm TIME SIGNAL,

NOTES.

TIN NEWS, SUMMARY, SEIRING NOTES.

775-WEATHER REPORT.

742 EISING NOTES,

Y WEATHER HEPORT.

RISING

SM TIME. SIGNAL, THE NEWS. IN PROGRAMME PARADE. 2.DIARY - YOR

MED WEEK MELODIES:

SIGNAL,

IN-TIME

HEADLINES..

HOME THL

David Dunkerley.

TINE SIGNAL,

EŃSKLZL. (Repeat).

TODAY,

NEWS

RADIO

HE VOICE OF LILO.

WORLD AROUND' US- (A) Children of Other Lands, No. 3" the Australian Out- back," by Betty Parsons. (B) Around Africa, No. 3 People of Nigeria," by Colin Turzbali. OPERA HIGHLIGHTS FROM

(Puccini); -Manon Lescaut

dahi Act 1, Duet: - Cortese Fella; Aria: Donna non vidi In quelle mai; Act 2, "Aria:

trine morbidle, Duet: Oh, saro la piu bella: Act 1 Rosetta! No.no. Eh! the aria! Aria:

pazzo son!; Act 4. Doet: Vedi Fedi: Aria: Sola perduta Ah- Albanese bandonata; V. Lácia

Robert Merri (Bari- (Sop.). tone), Jussi Bjoerting (Tent), Inco

Calabrese (Bass), Plinio Mario Carlin (Tenor), Clabassi (Bass): Orchestra and Opera of the Rome chorus House cond. by Jonel perlea to Gezazro d'Angelo (Ast.

Conca

Conductor) --Giuseppe (chorus master).;

the VANITY FAIR-From *novel by: W. M. Thackeray No.

(Repeat Series).

MELET: MAKE MESIC.,

DIAZY FOR ZHER. SIGNAL, TODAY.

29 HANDEL

8.29 DIARY

FOR RHYTHM RENDEZVOUS.

TODAY.

4.30 THE YOUNG IDEA.

9.86 TIME

SIGNAL,

HEADLINES.

3.42 HOME TILL

NEW!

TEN-With

John Casye 2

SIGNAL,

RADIO

18.00 TIME

1

NEWSREEL (Repeat). 11.15 THE VOICE OF PEGGY LEE.

AROUND US- 18.30 THE WORLD

"Changes in Africa," by Maurice Brown, 11.00 ZDMUNDO ROS

ORCHESTRA. 1139 ENCORE-Prelude

Afternoon of (Debussy); Solp Flute: Baker

chestra; Major Gleseking swakes

5.00 HOMEWARD BOUND. 6.99 TIME BIGNAL, THE NEW8. 6.10 THIS WEEK'S GOOD CAUSE

--An appeal

behalf on

of Mission To Levers, Hongkong Auxiliary by A. Commmerfelt. Chairman of the Council of Mission, to Lepers.

6.35 JAZZ HALF HOUR-Presented

by Robert Acheson. 645 THE ARCHERS.

Greek Interpreter" No. 8 (AM Only).

SAS PARIS- BTAB TIME (AM

Only).

10.15 LIFE WITH LYONS · (Repeat)

M-AM Only).

1845 JAN CORDUWENKE'S · BALL-

ROOM ORCHESTRA. 10.58 WEATHER REPORT.

11.90 TIME

SIGNAL,

NEWSREEL.

RADIO

ILIS STARLIGHT SERENADE 11.5T WEATHER REPORT.

AND

HIS

6.58 WEATHER REPORT. 7.80 TIME SIGNAL,

THE NEWS,

11.59 NEWS HEADLINES.

COMMENTARY.

12.00 Midnight

TIME

to

the

Igaun

7.30 DO YOU

REMEMBER?—

CLOSE DOWN-GOD THE QUEEN.

SIGNAL. BAVE

Julius Leopold Stokowski conducting his Symphony Or

Sonatine in F-Sharp Walter (Bavel);

(Piano); Soffly heart ("Sam.son and Dellah") (Saint-Saens), O Love from Thy Power ("Sam- (Saint- and Helilah") Saens), Knowest thou the land Maria ("Mignon") (Thomas),

Vienna Von Ilosvay. (Alto);

Son

Symphony Orchestra cond. by Wilhelm Lothner: Minuetto from "Arlesienne Suite No. 1" "AI- (Bizet), Carilion

Iesienne Suite No. 1" (Bizet); L'Orchestre des Lamoureux cond Fournet.

1915 pm. MID

By the

S.J.

Concerts by Jean

DAY PRAYERS Bev. Father J. Foley,

12.18 BAND BOX.

1.80 TINE SIGNAL,

TODAY.

DIARY FOR

1.13 WEATHER REPORT.

1.15 THE SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 130 MODERN JAZZ

2.00 TIME - SIGNAL WOMAN'S

WORLD.

2.38 VIRTUOSO-ANDRES

FEGO.

Orchestra

VIA (GUITAR)-Concerto for Guitar

and

7.15 TODAY.

-Introduced by Alleen Woods. 8.80 NOCTURNE

“HRITTEN).

1.28 THE FLYING

(BENJAMIN

DOCTOR-A

series of programmes based on the work of the Royal Flying 1 Doctor Service of Austraila-

with James McKechnie BI Kerr. No. 2 "SOS. Baldy" (AM. Only).

3.58 WEATHER

and

For

REPORT

(AM

Only).

9.DO TIME SIGNAL THE NEWS, NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN (AM Only).

9.15 SHERLOCK

HULMES

By

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. "The

REDIFFUSION

(Soprano),

Monday

7.00 am MUSICAL CLOCK-Popular

Variety with Time Checks. 7.15 NEWS SUMMARY.

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

CAST.

8.10 BREAKFAST SESSION. 9.00 NEWS HEADLINES.

9.02 TOP OF THE MORNING

Presented by Mike. Ellery.

10.00 REMEMBER THESE?-Melodies

For Reminiscing.

10.30

10.45

11.00

SPRING-True Life Christine Harding.

FOSTER COFFEE TIME.

FM ONLY (from 8.30 pm to 10.45 pm)

(J. S. 8.30 MASS IN B MINOR

IL Gloria. BACH) Kyrie. MI. Credo. IV. Sanctus.

11.30 OUT OF THE DARK - The Marshall

Story Of A Woman's Courage. Lois Agnus Dei;

Hertha

Topper 11.45 RECITAL.

Fears 12.00 Noon QUESTION MARK—(Re- (AIL/contralto). Peter

peat). (Tezor), Kim Borg (Bass).

12.30 pm LOCAL GOLD RATE. Heas Braun (Bass); Der Chor

MELBA STORY - (Re- des Bayerischen Rundfunks;

peat). Symphonie Orchester des

1.00 DIARY FOR TODAY. Bayerischen Rundfunks (Mun-

1.15 NEWS AND WEATHER RE- chéo) cond. by Eugen

PORT. Jcchum.

*

'EDUCATING ARCHIE,'

A NEW SERIES

(Castelnuovo-Tedesco): Andres Sir Ralph Richardson is featured in the

Sezovia (Guitar) with the New London Orchestra cond. by Alec

Sarabanda

Sherman,

(Bodrigo), Loure

(J. 5. Bach- Andres transcribed Segovia). Segovia Guitar).

leading part in Andre Obey's play "Noah," presented by Rediffusion on Monday evening at 9.35 p.m.

In taking the title-role in this

Andre. production of

Obey's AND HIS "Noah," Sir. Ralph Richardson is fulfilling a long-standing wish.

3.00 WE LIVE AND LEARN. 3.30 MORTON GOULD ORCHESTRA.

· 4.00 FILM FOCUS (Repeat). 4.36 THE YOUNG IDEA. 3.00 HOMEWARD BOUND: 6.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 610 INTERLUDE.

6.55 PORTUGUESE HALF

HOUR

-Presented by Don Carlos. 14 THE-ARCHERS.

COMMENTARY.

THE NEWS,

6.5 WEATHER REPORT. 7.30 TIME BIGNAL,

"

715 TODAY-A daily news maga: Michael by zine produced Page.

HIT PARADE-

14 HONGKONG

ΤΟ

1

"I first saw this play,' he says. when it was performed in Con- don by a

French company.

it, and hoped greatly admired some day to play in an English version. It is a lovely play. It follows the Biblical story closely,

but with wonderful comment on between fathers the relations and their children.

man

is

The part of Noah is one that Presented by Michel Meredith. any actor might covet, the old 8.35 LISTEN

THIS! Patricia

drawn with great ini people Penn introduces

and emerges 28 al Hongkong who have something sympathy,

lovable, humorous, kindly per- to say. 1.53 WEATHEK REPORT.

dignity by his THE NEWS, son, given 9.09 TIME SIGNAL

Mrs undeviating faith in God. NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN.

HOUR- Noah too, and Ham, Shem and LOVERS 9.15 MUSIC

Introduced by In-me Yuen; Japheth, who are growing into

83 in D major Symphony No.

Philhar- (Haydn); The Royal

Bir monte Orch. cond. by

Bart C.H: Thomas Beecham, String Quintet in G minor, K. Amadeus- (Mozart): 518

The Flood, the drifting on the Norbert Brainin. 1. Quartet

Fisel. Z world-wide waters for Violine; Segmund

Geven Violine: Peter Schilof, Viola: months that seem like eternity

Violoncello; Lovett.

:

Martia

WEATHER REPORT. TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS.

SIMPLE SING SOMETHING (Repext).

RECITAL - With and Winifred Roberts (violin) Gerzint Jones (Harpsichord). PAUL TEMPLE AND THE CONRAD CASE Episode "The Kan fixín: Munich *** WE LIVE AND LEARN. CP. MACGREGOR SHOW-- 29 Starsing: Anthony Quina,

BEYOND OUR KEN (Repeat)." THE YOUNG IDEA-Presented 10.15 MARK by Panel T 5.00 HOMEWARD. BOUND.

TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. KU INTERLUDE – R.IS MUSIC-OP HOLLAND.

2 4 3 3 3 AR 33 93893 995 35 33 43 93

with Mark Bruiles. 10.58 WEATHER REPORT.

SIGNAL, 11.09 TIME

NEWSREELL

BADIO

that awkward

between age adolescence and adulthood, are alt characters that come very much alive.

mit Cecil Aronowitz. 2. Viola; to the family in the Ark, and the moment when the German Dance, K: #05 (Mozart); wonderful

Or- dove files back to them with a The Royal Philharmonie chestra cond. by Sir Thomas

tiny green give twig in its beak Beecham, Bart.

AFTER DARK — A these scenes arc presented Thursday night rendezvous vividly and unforgettably. The

play is

translated by Arthur Wilmurt and adapted for broad- casting by Wilfrid Gantham,

Tomorrow night at

9.36 pm Rediffusion is presenting the first in a new series of six pro. grammes of "Educating Archie" starring Peter Brough and Archie Andrews with Bidney James, Dick Emery, June Mar- low and the BBC Variety Orchestra conducted by Paul

L SPEAKING.” ~ · GENERALLY--11.15 MOONLIGHT AND - STRINGS.

(A = British Council Pro 11.57 WEATHER. REPORT.

11.59 NEWS HEADLINES. gramme); 22

12.00 Midnight

LA THE ARCHERS,

LS WEATHER REPORT.

7.00 WINER SIGNAL, THE NEWS,

COMMENTARY.

715 TODAY.” ----

13 BBC JAZZ CLUB-The Mike sad Daniels Deša - Jazzmes The Letnie Felix Trio. LETTER FROM- AMERICA. CONCERT COMMENT-Father T. F. Byan reviews the cert and Broadcast Recitals by Abbey Simon. INTERLUDE.

Co-

FROM THR: CONCERT HALL -Recital by: Beta Popper (Mezzosoprano) with Jan Cop- be at the piano. WEATHER REPORT.

2.90 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS,

„NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN.

Ben

3.15 LIFE WITH THE LYONS With Bebe Daniels and Leon No.99 "A Stranger from Sorrento,"

5.45 THE-BALLAD HUNTER-The

Highlands and the Island Scotland.

of

10.13 SWEET AND LOVELY.

TIME CLOSE DOWN-GOD THE QUEEN.

Friday

1.00 am TIME SIGNAL,

ING ALONG.

SIGNAL, SAVE

BREEZ-

735 NEWS SUMMARY. 1.29 BREEZING ALONG—(Cont'd). 745 WEATHER `REPORT.

Fenoulhet.

For many years now Peter Brough has contributed to the enjoyment of countless listeners. He has created a completely be- lievable character out of a ven. 1.47 BREEZING ALONG—(Cond't).

triloquist's dummy. He gave 7.58 WEATHER REPORT. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. Archie a pleasant, mischievous 3.10 PROGRAMME PARADE.

personality with all the endear- TODAY, FOR 8.20 DIARY

Ing frailties of a human boy, and FRIDAY FAVOURITES. 9.00 TIME SIGNAL, NEWS now spends his radio life getting

HEADLINES.

him out of scrapes, Dick Emery 9.02 HOME TILL TEN-With is an old friend in the "Archie"

Barbara Lawrence.

SIGNAL:

June RADIO series.

Marlow, 18.00 TIME

plays NEWSREEL, (Repeat).

Wendy, the new cook in the OF

LAURITZ Brough household, and also sings MELCHOIR.

AROUND US to

the the accompaniment of 10.30 THE WORLD

"The Days of

Years." B.B.C. Variety Orchestra. Sidney edited and produced by Stan- James (of Hancock's Half Hour) ley Williamson. No.

19.45 THE BATTING WIZARD 10.15 THE VOICE

FROM `: THE CITY-A short story by Dal Stivens read by. Rassell Napier (final).

14.53 WEATHER REPORT.

11.00 TIME

SIGNAL

THE

-NEWSREEKA

ILIS BEETHOVEN:

FIVE STRING (The fearth

*

RADIO

LAST

QUARTETS—

five

-0.50

• Young Person." 11.00 INTERNATIONAL

gammes), String Quartet in F (Beethoven): Major, Op. 153

Variations 11.30 Koeckert Quartett:

our

1

*The

1.00 DIARY FOR TODAY. 1.15 NEWS

PORT.

AND WEATHER BE- 138 MUSIC SHOP-Light Music. 2.00 SATURDAY TELEPHONE RE- Tony QUESTS Presented by

Myatt.

3.00 DAMON BUNYON THEATRE

-"Breach of Promise." 3.30 YOUR SATURDAY

WITH

MUSIC.

DATE

4.30 TEA DANCE-Popular Dance

Musie

5.00

MUSIC BY MELACHRINO Show Tunes.

530 HONGKONG

HOEDOWN

-

with John Shepard. 6.00 MAKE WAY FOR YOUTH. 6.30 DELTA CITY JAZZ-Presented

by Victor Nicholson.

1.00 BBC NEWS.

1.09 WEATHER FORECAST. 7.10 ENTERTAINMENT

UP.

BOUND

7.15 TED HEATH AND HIS MUS-

IC BBCTS. 1.45 THIRTY TO ONE-Presenting

the Musical Choice of the Lee Family of Lido Apartment. Flat 13th “C”, North Point. 8.15 MUSIC IN THE AIR. 8.30 NOM DE PLUME-Fascinating

Starles of Famous Men End Women who assumed names Other than their own.

9.00 THE WINIFRED

SHOW. 9.30 TODAY'S

ATWELL

BIRTHDAYS AND

ANNIVERSARIES. 935 MUSIC FROM MAXIM'S-Play- ed by the Franco Trombetta Quarlet featuring Merle Har- ris. Host Mike Ellery.

SATCE-

10.45 THE JIM AMECHE DAY NIGHT SHOW. 11.00 STOP PRESS-News Headlines. 11.05 THE JIM AMECHE SATUR-

DAY NIGHT SHOW-Continu-

ed

12.00 Midnight "GOD SAVE THE

QUEEN" Close Down.

Sunday

7.00 am SUNDAY - SERENADE A

Programme of Light Music. THE SUNSHINE BOYS-Cos- pel Songs and Spirituals. KEYBOARD RHYTHM. 8.00 WEATHER FORECAST.

MUSIC BY MALTBY.

T.30

1.45

3.30 CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST. 9.00 NEWS, SPORTS RESULTS

AND WRATHER FORECAST. 9.15 STAN THE MAN. 9.30 FORCES PAVOURITES-Re- quest Show for the Forces 10.30 THE NAVY LARK-Repeat).

MOVIE MAGAZINE—(Reptati

-with Prize to Be Won. 11.30 MUSIC FROM The opera. 12.00 Noon OUT OF THE DARK

Omnibus Edition.

ORCHESTRA

11.00

12.45

pm WEEK.

-

OF THE

113 WEATHER REPORT. NEWS

AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- MENTS.

130 JIM AMECHE SHOW. 2.30

SYMPHONIES FOR YOUTH with Alfred Sallenstein Direct-

the ing

Los Angeles Phil- harmonic Orchestra. 330 YOU'VE ASKED FOR IT- Mike Ellery Answers Your

Requests 130 POT - POURRI — POPULAR

VARIETY.

V

4.50 SOCCER COMMENTARY

KMB.

Sing Too Comment- ator. Jock Sloan

DANCE Dance Music. 5.55 --WHAT DO YOU KNOW"—An

Inter-School Quiz 6.30 MUSIC FOR YOUNG PEOPLE -Presented by FTTF Ryan

joins the cast as Archie's new cox- tutor. We doubt if Mr James' FERENCE OF. COMPOSERS teaching qualifications would be STRATFORD FESTIVAL 1960

by accepted

the

3.40 TEA Education -Whither Modern Music by Helmut Bhime

Authorities, and though Archie HUNGRY SPIDER- is sure to emerge a wiser boy, it THE A serial thriller in six parts certainly won't be academically! in C.Major.On.189 (On "God

by Selwyn Jepson. Eve the Ring 1. Rondo Chap-

Sing Tao. who put up such riccio in G major.

179 12.00 Noon CONCERTO Op

a spirited display against Happy Concerto No. 26 in D. K. 537 (“Rage_over. *, jost penny");

("Coronation"); Wanda Lan Vlley in their Growry Ciš! (Piano),

recent Shield dowska (Piano) with Chamber 1157 WEATHER-RERORT.

Match, will clash with K.M.B. Walter Orch. 11.59 NEWS HEADLINES.

conducted by

Brandenburg Concerto in a first division

encounter at Manichit -TIME CLOSE DOWN-GOD THE QUEEN.

SIGNAL. SAVE

Thursday

2.99 am ürIME: SIGNAL, UP WITH

THE SUN.

7.15 NEWS SUMMARY. 12 UP WITH THE SUN.

TAS WEATHER REPORT.

* 147 UP. WaH THE SUN.

~3.53 WEATHER REPORT.

1.08.2012 SIGNAL THE NEWS.

18 PROGRAMME PARADE,

-Goehr:

Mozart

No. 1 in F major (Bach): Karl the Club Stadium tomorrow at Munchinger conducting gart Chamber Orchestra Bolaists.

1.00 pm TIME SIGNAL,

FOR TODAY.

Stutt

with

DIARY

1.11 WEATHER REPORT. 1.15 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 134 LETTER FROM AMERICA-

By Alistair Cooke (Repeat) 1.43 TED HEATH AND HIS MUSIC

with Bobbie Britton Peter Lowe

215 LONDON CALLING. 2.43 FASCINATING RHYTHM. 1.00 WE LIVE AND LEARN. 1.30 THE VERA

and

LYNN SHOW-

No. 1 (Repeat Senes). 4.00 LOOKING INTO SPACE-

(Repeat).

4.00 pm.

Rediffusion is broad- casting a

commentary by Jock Sloan on the second half of this game at 4.50 pm.

11.00 am

Today

COFFEE TIME.

1130 THE DENNIS DAY Snow

(Repeat)

12.60 noon CHET ATHINS AND THE ANTITA KERR SINGERS. 12.15 pm BIG BAND SHOW,

7.00 BBC NEWS. 7.09 WEATHER FORECAST 7.10 ANNOUNCEMENTS

AND IN. TRRLUDE. 7.15 JOHNNY DANKWORTH AND

HIS ORCHESTRA 7:45 DOWN YOUR WAY-Presented

by Mike Ellery

8.15 AMERICAN MUSIC HALL

Selections From Broadway and Hollywood.

830 THE PRINCE OF PEACE

Dramatisation of the Life and Teaching of Christ Ep 11-

The Challenge to Jesus By The

Scribes And Phansees

The

9.00 MUSIC FOR SWEETHEARTS 9.30 EDUCATION ARCHIE-With

Peter Brough And Archie An- drew's

10.05 JIM AMECHE POPS CON.

CERT 11.00 STOP PRESS-News Headlines. 11 05 A DATE IN DREAMLAND

Light Music, 12.00 Midnight "GOD SAVE

QUEEN"-Close Down.

THE

1.30 TED HEATH AND HIS MUS-

IC

2.00 MELODY TLIE-Light Music. 4.00 DENNIS WILSON. 4.15 TEA

Music.

DANCE Popular Dance

4.45 OPERATION

MOON SATEL-

LITE A Story of Man's Con- quest of the Moon.

5.00 CHILDREN'S

5.30

5.00

CORNER-Pre-

by Auntie Mary. VRENCE WELK AND HIS ORCHESTR..

VOICE OF SPORT-News And Views of The Colony's Sports and Sportsmen-Presented by,

Jock Sloan.

6.15 MONDAY REQUESTS-Pre-

sented by Tony Myatt. 6.45 THE ARCHERS-An Everyday Story Of Country Life in Eng- land.

7.00 BBC NEWS.

1.49 WEATHER FORECAST. 7.10 ANNOUNCEMENTS

TERLUDE.

AND IN-

75 THE LIberace show. 745 STRING SERENADE. 8.00 MONDAY

NIGHT AT EIGHT AN ENTERTAINMENT MAGA- ZINE FOR THE FAMILY AND PRESENTED BY MIKE EL-

LERY AND JOHN SHEPARD. 8.30 THIRTY_TO_ONE—Presenting the Musical Choice of the Law Family of Companion Court,

Flat E. 4th Fl. Kowloon.

9.00 CONSIDER YOUR

VERDICT

Exciting Courtroom Dramas of Front-Page Cases.

9.30 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS AND

ANNIVERSARIES.

9.15 BBC

PLAY

NOAH" By

ANDRE OBEY, WITH RICHARDSON,

RALPH

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

Light Music.

12.00 Midnight "GOD SAVE

QUEEN"-Close Down.

Tuesday

THE

1.00 am MUSICAL CLOCK-Popul-

ar Variety with Time Checks. 735 NEWE SUMMARY.

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

CAST.

8.10 BREAKFAST SESSION. 9.00 NEWS HEADLINES. 9.02 TOP OF THE

MORNING Presented by Mike Ellery. 10.00 ANDRE KOSTELANETZ OR-

CHESTRA.

10.30 SECOND SPRING-True Life

Story Of Christine Harding. 10.45 HAREY BELAFONTE. ILD COFFEE TIME.

IM OUT OF THE DARK — The

Story of Mary Matthews. 11.45 RECITAL.

--

12 Noon PROGRESSIVE JAZZ

Presented by Tony Myatt. 12.30 pm LOCAL GOLD RATE

FROM A TO Z IN SHOW BIZ. —(Repeat!.

•

100 DIARY FOR TODAY. 1.15 NEWS AND

PORT.

WEATHER RK-

1.30 MUSIC FROM THE FILMS. 2.00 GREAT OPERETTAS followed by MELODY TIME Light Music.

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 Auntie Mary. 5.30 DAVID WHITEHALL AND HIS

CONCERT ORCHESTRA.

6.00 MUSIC FROM HOLLAND. 6.13 TUESDAY REQUESTS—Pre-

sented by Tony Myatt. 4.45 THE ARCHERS—An Everyday

of Country Life In Eng-

Story

7.00 BBC NEWS.

109 WEATHER PORECAST. 1.16 ANNOUNCEMENTS

TERLUDE.

AND IN-

715 OFF THE RECORD-A Review

of the Latest Releases. 7.45 REDIFFUSION BYLINE-News.

Views and Interviews.

8.00 MOVIE MAGAZINE-With A Movie Quiz. Film Sound Tracks. Music And Interviews with the stars.

1.36 STARS ON WINGS-Compere:

Neville Powley. 9.00 CONSIDER YOUR VERDICT— Courtroom Dramas of

9.30 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS AND

Pont-Page Cases

ANNIVERSARIES.

935 THE BEST IN MUSIC-Featur-

ing

Raymond Scott with Dorothy Collins.

10.05 THE JÌM AMECHE SHOW. 11.00 STOP PRESS News Headlines. 11.05 MOSTLY GHOSTLY 11.10 A DATE IN DREAMLAND

Light Music 12.00 Midnight

"GOD SAVE QUEEN" Close Down.

Wednesday

THE

7:00 am MUSICAL CLOCK-Popular

Variety with Time Checks. 715 NEWS SUMMARY

720 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued. 1.09 NEWS AND WEATHER FORE-

CAST

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

sented by Mike Ellen 10.00 HOSPITAL REQUESTS.

10.30 SECOND SPRING-True Life

Story Of Christine Haring.