1961-04-08 — Page 6

Page ?

Radio HK (cont'd);

1960. TIME

SIGNAL, RADIO NEWSREEL (Repeat)."

14.15 THE VOICE

GRAYSON.

OF KATERYN

11. THE WORLD' ́AROUND US- Should the British Constitution Exported? A. discussion be

between She

Bagizzyn

Wootton

118 YOU'E

HALL

113 THE

Στον Jennings,

zad Ist:

Lady

CONCERT

RADIO

FLYING DOCTOR- A series of programmes based on the trunk of the Royal Piy- ing Doctor Service of Australia -with James Makeckete

Bill Kerr. No. 6 "Sheep Don't

of Char

(Repeat

Friday's Beardcast).

12.68 Nom DAVID POSE

HIS ORCHESTRA.

12st

AND,

12.15 MID DAY PRAYERS—By

Bev. B. C. Symington.

12.39 FOUR CORNERS Falk -engs. melo. ballads and traditional

the parts of

by Patricia

from all

warid, introduced

Pena, Ko. 10 (Repeat Series).

1.60 TE SIGNAL, DIĄKY FOR

TODAY.

LIS WEATHER REPORT.

LIS TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS.

THE FILMS-- LOS MUSIC FROM

Introduced by Aileen Woods

WOMAN'S

2.80 TIME · SIGNAL

THE YOUNG IDEA-Presented

by Panels.

5.00 HOMEWARD

BOUND-Music

:for tired workers.

8.35 DIARY

FOR -FRIDAY FAVOURITES.

TODAY,

9.00 TIME

SIGNAL,

NEWS

HEADLINES.

*#2 HUME

TILL

TEN — With

Barberz Lawrence.

10.00 TIME

SIGNAL,

RADIO

GENERALLY—

NEWSREEL

Pro

10.15 THE

VOICE OF SAMALT DAVIS, JE

6.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. €10 INTERLUDE.

6.15 MUSIC FROM HOLLAND. 6.30 :SPEAKING

:(A *British Counci gramme).

6.45 THE ARCHIES-As everyday

life .country

+

of

7.00 TIME

SIGNAL.

TODAY-

pro-

A dally per magasine duced by Timothy Birch. 7.15 BBC JAZZ CLUB-The Chris Barber Jazz Band with Otilie Patterson.

7.43 EDDIE BABCLAY AND LEIS

ORCHESTEA.

7.58 WEATHER BEPOET. 2.09 TIME SIGNAL

AROUND US- "The Latest Witness." à spon Lageous conversation with Dr Ernst Hasistaenzi on his book "Hiter-the Missing Years." 1100 MUSIC FROM CANADA

PIEERETTE

10.19 THE WORLD

RANO) AND

ALAEIE JOHN

MARK (PIANO).

(SOP- NEW-

117 TAKE IT FROM HELE With Dick Beatley, Jimmy Edwards Bad Jume Series).

Whitfield

CONCERTO.

1.00 pm TIME SIGNAL,

FOR TODAY.

THE NEWS,

12.00 NOOD

Novels** "Brides-

by

Evelyn

COMMENTARY. 115 BOOKSHOP-"Three

by Samuel Beckett, head Revisited": Waugh reviewed by Miry

Vict

1.38 FEDM "THE CONCERT HALL 9.05 TIME BIGNAL, LETTER FROM AMERICA-By Alistair Cooke

THE LYONS- S.15 LIFE WIDTH

"Relatively Speaking."

9.43 JAN

18:15

KOELD-Produced by Muras (10.45 Lerritt & Thelena Stuart. 2.3 ARTISTRY IN RAYTEM. - 300 WE LIVE AND LEARN. ΣΕ ΕΟΣΑΣ

PHILHARMONIC

CORDUWENER

AND

HIS ORCHESTRA. 1.5 WEATHER BEPOZT. 1609 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS, NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN,

CABARET- CONTINENTAL Fresested by Tina Mickel. LANDMARKS OF POLITICAL THOUGHT-A series of six talks examining seine of the books written in English" over the past 200 years. No. 5 **The Rights of Man.” 10. WEATHER REPORT. 1200 TIME SIGNAL,

NEWSREEL 11:15. CHAMBER KUPIĆ THE MAUNDER)

(MOZART-SCHUMANN). CHURCH CHOIR, CONDUCT- 117 WEATHER REPOET. ED BY HAROLD MILLER. 1159 NEWS HEADLINES. RECORDED AT THE UNION-12.09 Midnight TIME CHURCH, KENNEDY GOOD FRIDAY.

ORCHESTRA-Conducted by Str Malcolm Sargent.

433 THE YOUNG IDEA-Presented

by Pinela

IN OLIVET TO CALVARY (¿. H.

UNTON

ROAD,

SM TIME SEGNAL, THE NEWS.

6.30 INTERLUDE.

SEMPHINI SERENADE—(R== peat Series).

U THE ARCHERS--As everyday

Story England.

of

country life

in

7.00 TIME SIGNAL TODAY- Proo A dite nea'y magazine Cuced by Timothy Birch. 7,15 GARY ALAN AND HIS OR-

CHESTRA.

7.30 CHASING THE DRAGON—

thriler A serial

by Calvyn Episode 1- "Dragon Bi

153 WEATHER REPORT.

L TIME SIGNAL THE NEWS,

COMMENTARY.

LIS FELN

POCUS Compiled

-

by

CLOSE DOWN.

RADIO

RECITAL

SIGNAL,

– Thursday

|REAKSINER 150 mp ez!

7.00 am TIME SIGNAL, UP WITH

THE SUN,

735 NEWS SUMMARY,

7.20 UP WITH THE SUN—(Cont'd). TAS WEATHER REPORT,

7.47 UP WITH THE SUN-{Cont'd). 758 WEATHER REPORT.

8.09 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS.

10 PROGRAMNE PARADE. 8.15 DIARY

POB RHYTHM BENDEZVOUS.

SIGNAL, 9.00 TIMS

HEADLINES.

TODAY,

NEWS

Bill Dorward and produced by 9.42 HUME TILAL TEX - With

Patricia Pea

John Caswell.

145 RECORD EEVIEW-Introduced 18.69 TIME SIGNAL,

by Cave Simpson,

9.15 THE REITH LECTIGRES—1550

NEWSREEL.

MATHIS.

márt and Arneshy, by Prof 10.15 THE VOICE sor Eder Wind. No. 5 Mechanication of Art"

$45 DAVID

SAPERTON

CHOPIN ETUDES.

OF

[Repeat

DIARY

1.13 WEATHER REPORT. 1.15 TIME SIGMAL, THE NEWS.

AMERICA- 130 LETTER FROM

By Allstar Cooke (Repeat). 1.45 TED HEATH AND

ETS

MUSIC (Repeat of last Mon- dey's Broadcast).

2.15 LONDON CALLING. ZAS FASCINATING RHYTHM. 3.00 WE LIVE AND LEARN. 3.39 THE VERA LYNN. SHOW-

No. 6 (Repeat Series). LOS MUSIC THAT GOETH

A WHELE-A programme shout "Mechanical musical struments of the past with re- cording collected duced by Fritz Spiegl 430 THE YOUNG IDEA-Pre-eated

by Pamela

5. HOWARD

playing

Critics review the current Stage Club. -production now

at the

Yew

Loke

Hall 7.30 DO FOU REMEMBER-Intro-

duced by Alleen Woods. 7.38 WEATHER REPORT. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL,

THE NEWS,

COMMENTARY.

1.15 CANADIAN

SHOWCASE---

www.ga Estelle Caron presents of French Canada with Henry Mathers end his Orchestra.

FLYING 330 THE

DOCTOR A series of programmes based ca the work of the Royal Flying

of Australia Doctor Service

McKecknie with James

and Bill Kerr. No. 7 "The Reluc- tant Bridegroom.” 9.00 TIME SIGNAL, INTERPRETA- TION-Erie O'Nell Shaw com- pares recorded programmes by different musiciens or well- known masterworks.

ΒΟΣ SEEING 8.30 A SMALL

GIANT-A talk by the late Sir Max Beerbohm

o the British statesmen of 80's as he recalled seeing them in his early youth-AM ONLY. 9.58 WEATHER REPORT.

10.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS, NEWS ABOUT BLITAIN (AM ONLY).

LYONS- 10.15 LIFE WITH THE

(Repeat "Relatively Speaking" of last Wednesday's Broadcast). (AM ONLY). 18.45 SKITCH

PIANO

HENDERSON, HIS

AND ORCHESTRA

NEWSREEL (AM ONLY).

CAM

RADIO

SERENADE-

(AM ONLY). 10.53 WEATHER and intro-

ONLY). 11.00 TIME

REPORT

SIGNAL,

11.15 STARLIGHT

11.57 WEATHER

BOUND-Muste

for ured workers. 6.00 TIME SIGNAL THE NEWS. 6.19 THE WEEK'S GOOD CAUSE- An appeal on behalf of the Hongkong Discharged Pri- soners' Aid Society by Brock Bernacchi. Q.C., Chairman the Society.

Quiet mushe for reminiscing, (AN ONLY).

REPORT

HEADLINES

(AM

(AM

SIGNAL. DOWN-GOD SAVE

ONLY). 11.59 NEWS

ONLY).

TIME of 12.00 Midnight

CLOSE THE QUEEN (AM:ONLY).

6.JS JAZZ HALF HOUR-Presen!-

ed by John Stewart. 6.45 THE ARCHERS-As everyday

life story

country England.

TIPS-By Roa

of

657 RACING

Whitehead.

1.00 TIME

in

SIGNAL TODAY- pro. A daily news magazine duced by Timothy Birch.

OF 7.15 BREATH

SPRING-The

REDIFFUSION

FM ONLY

THE OPERA 'Peter 9.36 AT

Grimes" (Britten), Peter Pears (tenor), Chorus and Orchestra House. of the Royal Opera Covent Garden (Charus Master: Douglas Robinson) conducted by Bejamin Britten.

'PERSPECTIVE CINEMA'

AND JUST

FOR

YOU'

BADIO "The Shriro Hit Parade," a programme featuring the top tunes in America, will replace "The Winifred Atwell Show" which had its final broadcast last Saturday.

JOHNNY

AROUND US- "The Belth Lectures"-the Individual and the Universe,

"The

10.30 THE WORLD

PLAYS

THE NEWS,

5. WEATHER REPORT.

10.99 TIME SIGNAL,

NEWS ABOUT BEITAIN.

10.15 MASTERS OF THE LATE RE-

Starting from this coming

by Professor A., C. B. Lovel. Tuesday, Rediffusion will present

F.RS., O.BE No. 5 The

Orign of the Universe." Part 1. the first of four 11.00 EDMUNDO ROS

NAISSANCE-(The

Strth

six progrémmes)

(Mirth

ci 2nd

112

Melancholy).

WITH

AND

programmes

RIS entitled "Perspective Cinema"

ORCHESTRA. ENCORE-A programme of popular clades.

15 JOHNNY MEYER (ACCOR- 12.15 pm MID DAY PRAYERS-By

18.58 WEATHER REPORT.

DION)

ACCOMP

11.50 TIME

SIGNAL,

NEWSREEL.

RHYTHM

RADIO

11.15 LYCIDAS-Miton's poem reid

by John Glend

by lain Fletcher.

Introduced

11.30 MANTOVANI AND HIS

CHESTRA

117 WEATHER REPORT.

IL NEWS HEADLINES.

TZ.80 Miénight TIME

CLOSE DOWN.

Rev. Father J. Foley, SJ. 12.39 BAND BOX.

1.09 TIME SIGNAL,

TODAY.

DIARY FOR

113 WEATHER REPORT.

1.15 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS.

1 MODERN JAZZ-Presented

by Ray Cordeiro.

In place of "Movie Magazine," at 8.15 pm.

"Perspective

Cinema" deals with the influence of the cinema in everyday life, and is presented by the Voice Of America.

Rediffusion's popular dis- jockey Tony Myatt will return to the Blue Network schedule

2.00 TIME SIGNAL, WOMAN'S on Monday at 8.15 pm in the role

WORLD-Produced by Murray of a singer. Leavitt and Thelma Stuart.

OR-

230 VIRTUOSO.

SIGNAL,

Wednesdays

TIME SIGNAL, NOTES.

1.15 NEWS SUMMARY.

12 RISING NOTES-(Cont'd).

743 WEATHER REPORT.

7.00

RISING

747 RISING NOTES-Cont'd).

758 WEATHER KEPORT.

10 TRE SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 3.1 PROGRAMME PARADE. *IS DIARY

FOR MID WEEK MELODIES.

SIGNAL, # TIME

TODAY,

NEWS

With

RADIO

BLUE

HEADLINES. HOME TILL TEN - David Dankeries.

ILM TIME

BIGNAL,

NEWSREEL (Repeat).

11.15 PRESENTING THE

STARS OF FRANCE. 1434 THE WORLD AROUND US-

(a) Children of Other Lands. No. 8 Ghana." by Seth Jecison: (b) Stories from World History-The trumpeter of Poland of Crison. a story and the Mongols, written Rhoda PowEZ.

3)-Birt

br

IL PUCCENT'S TURANDOT (ACT Nilsen (Soprano). Renata Tebaldi (Soprano), Justi Bjoerling (Tenor), Giorgio Tound (Bass) with Rome Opera House Orchestra and chorus cand by Erich Leineer. 116 VANITY FAIR From

e

novel by W. M. Thankeray, No. B (Brost Series).

12.15 LET'S MAKE MUSIC.

100 TIME SIGNAL, DIARY FOR

TODAY.

1.13 WEATHER REPORT. 1.15 THE SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 130 SING SOMETHING STAPL

With the Adam Singers.. companied by the Jack Emblem Quartet (Repeat

Saturday's Broadcast).

2. THEME AND VARIATIONS—

A musical diverdon by Clive Simpson (Repeat

last

ཐ་སྒ

-Friday's Broadenst).

میں

LN PAUL TEMPLE AND THE

CONRAD CASE-By Francis Durbridge. No. 6 "Concernier Captain Smath."

3.00 WE LIVE AND LEARN.

1 CP. MACGREGOR

Starring: Donald Chulsp.

SHOW-

LA BETOND OUR KEN-With

Kenneth Horne, produced

by

Jacques Brown (Repeat of last Sunday's Broadcast),

1.60 WE LIVE AND LEARN.

For the next four weeks, listeners

hear will varled selection of current

a

1.39 WALTZES, POLKAS AND favourites and popular standards

MARCHES OF JOHANN

AND JOSEP STRAUSS.

JE. which Tony will sing "Just For

4.00 FILM FOCUS-A weekly film You."

magazhe compiled and edited by Em Dorward, and produced by Patricia Penn (Repeat last Tuesday's Broadcast).

of

SOCCER

The Big news in local soccer circles these days is of course THE YOUNG IDEA-Presented the visit of The Madureira Team by Pamela.

of Brazil,

Ured

3.00 TIME SIGNAL, HOMEWARD

BOUND-Music

workers.

for

6.09 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 610 INTERLUDE.

af

in

6.13 PORTUGUESE BALF HOUT

Presented by Don Carlos. C4S THE ARCHERS—An everyday

life story

comtry Fazland

TODAT 7.00 TIME SIGNAL

A daily news magazine pro- duced by Timothy Birch 713 BONGKONG HIT PARADE

Jock Slean will be heard in commentaries on all three games in the series, start- ing with the All-Hongkong V Madureira match today at 5.50

pm.

Tomorrow, the Madureira Team will meet the Hongkong Selection and the Commentary On will also start at 5.50 pm. Wednesday the Madureira Team will clash with Hongkong's Com- bined Chinese at the Hongkong Stadium at 8.00 pm, and Jock -Sloan's commentary on

this 8.15 HARPSICHORD EECITAL EY

GEORGE MALCOLM-Twelve game will start at 9 pm. Lessons from Musik's Hand- maid (Pareri).

Presented by Michel Meredith, 758 WEATHER REPORT. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS,

COMMENTARY.

8.39 LISTEN TO THIS:-Patricia Peza introduces people in Hongkong who have something

to say.

9.00 MUSIC LOVERS HOUR- Introduced by Irene Yuen. 9.58 WEATHER REPORT. 10.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS, NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN.

AFTER 19.15 MARE

DARK-A Thursday Light rendezvous with Mark Briles. 1053 WEATHER REPORT. 11.00 TIME SIGNAL,

NEWSREEL 11.15 MOONLIGHT AND

Today

11.30 am CAVALCADE OF MUSIC. 12.15 pm BIG BAND SHOW.

1.00 DIARY FOR TODAY. 1.45 NEWS AND WEATHER RE-

PORT.

1.30 YOU SAID IT—{Repeat). 1.45 INTERNATIONAL THEATRE

ORCHESTRA.

2.00 SATURDAY TELEPHONE RE-

QUEST -

Presented by Tony Myatt and Maureen Seymour.

RUNTON THEATRE

RADIO

STRINGS -Quiet music for reminiscing. 3.00 11.37 WEATHER REPORT. 1159 NEWS HEADLINES. 12.00 Midsight TIME

CLOSE DOWN.

1.00 am TIME SIGNAL,

ING ALONG.

7.15 NEWS SUMMARY,

SIGNAL,

BREEZ-

1.29 BREEZING ALONG—(Cont'd).

AS WEATHER REPORT.

7.41 BREEZING ALONG (Cont'd). 753 WEATHER REPOET.

8.03 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 8.10 PROGRAMME PARADE.

3.30 Young Dan's Christmas."

SATURDAY DATE

WITH MUSIC. 430 TEA

DANCE Popular Dance Music. 5.00 CENTURY OF SONG.

5.30 ANDRE KOSTELANETZ AND

HIS ORCHESTRA.

3.50 FOOTBALL COMMENTARY—

Madureira v._All_Hongkong.

6.40 LATIN QUARTER.

7.00 DELTA CITY JAZZ-Present-

ed by Victor Nicholson. 7.30 HONGKONG HOEDOWN

With John Shepard,

8.00 BBC NEWS.

8.09 WEATHER FORECAST. 810 ANNOUNCEMENTS

TERLUDE.

AND IN.

8.15 YOU'RE HEARING GEORGE

SHEARING.

Women Who Assumed Names Other Than Their Own. 9.00 THE SHRIRO HIT PARADE

The Top Tunes in

930 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS AND

Presenting

America.

ANNIVERSARIES.

-

9.35 MUSIC FROM MAXIM'S

Played

Trom. by the Franco

Host: John Quartet.

betier Shepard.

10.05 THE JIM AMECHE SATUR-

DAY NIGHT SHOW.

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

"GOD SAVE 12.00 Midnight

QUEEN" Close Down.

7.00 am

Sunday

SUNDAY SERENADE

A

7.00 am MUSICAL CLOCK-Popul-

ar Variety With Time Checks.. 7.15 NEWS GUMIARY. 7.20 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued, 8.00 NEWS

WEATHER

AND

- With

FORECAST. 8.10 BREAKFAST SESSION. 9.00 NEWS HEADLINES. -9.02 MORNING MATINEE

Johnston 10.06 MUSIC BY MELACHRINO, 1830 SECOND SPRING True Life

Story Of Christine Harding. 10.45 STU FOSTER SHOW — (Re-

peat).

11.00 COFFEE TIME. 1138 OUT OF THE DARK — The Story Of A Woman's Courage. 11.45 RECITAL.

MARK - 12.00 Noon

QUESTION

(Repeat).

12-30 pm LOCAL GOLD HATE.

IN MUSIC—(Re- THE BEST peat)

1.00 DIARY FOR TODAY.

1.15 NEWS AND WEATHER ER-

PORT

MAXIMI'S FROM

-

1.35 MUSIC

(Repeat). 2.00 MELODY TIME-Light Music. 4.15 TEA DANCE- Popular Dance

Music

4.43 OPERATION MOON BATEL

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

CORNER-Pre-· 5.00 CHILDREN'S

sented By Auntie Mary. 5.39 MONDAY REQUESTS Pre-

sented by Tony Myatt. 6.00 ANYTHING GÕES. 7.00 THE

"Spong ta."

-

NATURALIST-

7,15 MUSIC BY MANTOVANI COMPERE: JIM AMECHE- Presented by Schweppes. 7.4 VOICE OF SPORT News And Viswa of The Colony's Sporty

and Sportsmen-

Presented by Jock Sioen.

8.00 BBC NEWS.

8.09 WEATHER FORECAST. 8.10 RADIO DOCTOR

Indigestion.

8.15 "JUST

FOR

Nervous

YOU” — Tony

Myett Sings His Favourites. 830 STARS ON WINGS-Compere:

Neville Powley.

9.09 LIFE WITH THE LYONS-

Starring B:be

Ben Lyen.

Draich

9.30 TODAY'S EIRTHDAYS

ANNIVERSARIES.

And

AND'

9.35 CONSIDER YOUR VERDICT- Exciting Courtroc.n Dasmas Front-Pace Chess.

10.00 SWINGIN' SHEPARD.

11.00 STOP PRESS-News Head-

lines.

11.05 A DATE IN DREAMLAND—

Light Music.

12,00 Atidnight "GOD SAVE THE

QUEEN" Close DownI.

Tuesday

7.00 am

MUSICAL Popular Variety Checks.

CLOCK-

With Time

7.15 NEWS SUMMARY. 7.20 MUSICAL CLOCK-CcZtinued. 8.00 NEWS

FORECAST.

AND

WEATHER

8.10 BREAKFAST SESSION. 9.00 NEWS' HEADLINES.

9.02 MORNING

Barry High.

10.00 REMEMBER

MATINEE-With

THESE?-Melo-

dies for Reminiscing. 10.30 SECUND SPRING True Life

Story Of Christine Harding. 10.45 HARRY BELAFONTE. 11.00 COFFEE TIME.

THE 11.30 OUT

A Programme of Light Music. 8.00 RAY CONNIFF AND HIS OR.

CHESTRA.

8.39 CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST. 9.00 NEWS. SPORTS RESULTS

AND WEATHER FORECAST.

ON 9.15 ACCENT

THE CORDION. 9.30 FORCES

AC-

FAVOURITES-Re- quest Show for The Forces. 11.00 MOVIE MAGAZINE-Repeat) 10.30 THE NAVY LARK-(Repeat).

-With Prizes to Be Won. 11.30 SUNDAY PROM.

SPRING 12.00 Noon SECOND Omnibus Edition.

OF ORCHESTRA 12.45 pm

WEEK 1.13 WEATHER REPORT, NEWS AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- MENTS.

-

THE

1.30 THE JIM AMECHE SHOW. 2.30 SYMPHONIES FOR YOUTH —

With Alfred Wallenstein Di- reeting the Los Angeles Phil- harmonic Orchesttra.

3.30 WAX TO WATCH-Presented

by John Shepard.

Ellery

-

4.30 TEA DANCE-Dance Music. 5.00 YOU'VE ASKED FOR IT

Your Answers Mike Requests.

COMMENTARY 3.30 SOCCER

Commentator; Jock Sloan. Madureira V. Hongkong Selec- tion. 6.40 POT POURRI

Variety. 7.00 WHAT DO YOU KNOW"

Popular

An Inter-School Quiz (Final). 7.30 MUSIC FOR YOUNG PEO- PLE-Violin Music-Presented

8.00

By

Fr. T. F. Ryan, S J.

BBC NEWS.

3.09 WEATHER FORECAST, 8.10 ANNOUNCEMENTS AND IN-

TERLUDE.

8.15 INTERLUDE FOR MUSIC

With Jimmy Chadburn And His

Trio.

8.30 THE PRINCE OF PEACE

Dramatisation of The Life and Teaching of Christ Ep. 16

The Cure of the Man Born Blind and Dumb."

-

9.00 IN LIGHTER MOOD With

Malcolm Lockyer And His Or chestra.

930 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS AND

ANNIVERSARIES.

ARCHIE With Peter Brough And Archie Andrews (Final).

9.35 EDUCATING

10.05 JIM AMECHE POPS CON-

CERT.

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

Light Music.

"GOD SAVE QUEEN" Close Down.

2.30 NOM DE PLUME—Fascinating 12.00 Midnight

Stories of Famous Men And

THE

UP THE

DARK-The

Story Of Mary Matthew's. 11.45 RECITAL.

12.00 Noon PROGRESSIVE JAZZ — Presented By Tony Myatt.

12.30 pm LOCAL GOLD

RATE-

From A To Z In Show Biz (Repeat).

1.00 DIARY FOR TODAY.

1.15 NEWS AND WEATHER

PORT.

RE-

1.30 MUSIC FROM THE FILMS. 2.00 MELODY TIME-Light Music. 4.15 TEA DANCE-Popular Dance

Music.

SATEL-

Man's

CORNER-

4.45 OPERATION MOON

Story LITE-A

Of Conquest Of The MooTL. 5.00 CHILDREN'S

Presented By Auntie Mary.

REQUESTS-

5.30 TUESDAY

Presented By Tony Myatt.

6.00 ANYTHING GOES.

7.00 MUSIC FROM HOLLAND.

7.15 YESTERYEAR'S

HITS-Re-

called by John Shepard.

7.45 REDIFFUSION

BYLINE-

News, Views and Eaterviews. 8.00 BBC NEWS.

8.09 WEATHER FORECAST.

8.10 ANNOUNCEMENTS AND IN-

TERLUDE.

2.15 PERSPECTIVE

CINEMA-A

Series Of Four Discussions On The Infrace Of The Cinema In Everyday Life.

8.45 JUAN MANNING—A Girl, A

Guitar And A Song.

9.00 THE

BEST IN MUSIC- Featuring Raymond Scott And With Dorothy His Orchestra

Collins.

9.30 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS ANNIVERSARIES.

AND

9.35 CONSIDER YOUR VERDICT- Exciting Courtroom Dramas of Front-Pace Cases.

10.00 THE JIM AMECHE SHOW.

PRESS-News Head- 11.00 STOP

lines.

11.05 MOSTLY GHOSTLY.

11.10 A DATE IN DREAMLAND—

Light Music

12.00 Midnight "GOD SAVE THE

QUEEN" Close Down.

Wednesday

7.00 am MUSICAL

Popular Variety Checks

7.15 NEWS SUMMARY.

With

CLOCK- Time

7.20 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued 8.00 NEWS

AND

WEATHER

FORECAST. 8.10 BREAKFAST SESSION. 9.00 NEWS HEADLINES. 9.02 MORNING

Tony Myatt.

MATINEE-With

10.00 HOSPITAL REQUESTS.

10.30 SECUND

SPRING-Trum Life

Story of Christine Harding. 10.45 MARIO LANZA.

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