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7.35 WALLS- FARGO.”"

LIT THE WORLD NEWS-C5fd20e

Commentary..

8.10 "NO HIDING PLACE.” S.LS THE WOELD NEWS (ESR

Commentary).

9.15 "ON THE SPOT."

938 CANTONESE FEATCER. 11.15 LATE NIGHT FINAL.

Thursday

Eight o'clock this evening is the starting time for a diverting tour of the Mediterranean with newspaper- man, David Brinkley. Our Man In The Mediterranean is a strictly one man show with Brinkley reporting on what he found most interesting, entertaining and 5.00 CHINESE meving in the lands he visited.

His far flung itinerary took 7.45 YOU SAID IT! LISTENERS' him from ancient Egypt to the Andalusia from tlny port in which Columbus ret sall' in 1492, and the programme is spiced with Brinkley's wry observations- on present day manners and cus. toms in the lands he visited.

8.09 WEATHER FORECAST. 8.10 ANNOUNCEMENTS AND IN-

TERLUDE.

8.15 MUSIC IN THE AIR. 8.30 DIAMOND MUSIC SHOW. 9.00. THE FLYING DOCTOR. 930 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS AND

ANNIVERSARIES.

9.35..QDYSSEY TO EUROPE. 10.00 GUILTY PARTY.

10.30 SWEET WITH A BEAT. 11.00 STOP PRESS.

11.05 A DATE IN DREAMLAND.

SAVE 12.00 Mid. "GOD

QUEEN" Close Down.

THE

- Thursday

7.00 am AUSICAL CLOCK.

7.15 NEWS SUMMARY.

7.20 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued.

Brinkley is an experienced, traveller and penetrating ob. server and many people who remember his illuminating pro- gramme on Hongkong a few weeks back will welcome an- other Brinkley tour with Its original and fresh approach,

Sunday sees the second of the "Hawallan Eye" series

with this

Malihin! week's story Holliday starring Patricia Driscoll as a young lady prono to unusual accidents, in fact so recurrent are her misfortunes that Tracy Steele lo called in to

8.00 NEWS AND WEATHER FORE. Investigate..

CAST.

8.10 BREAKFAST SESSION.

9.00 NEWS HEADLINES.

9.02 MORNING MATINEE.

The final episode of the pre sent Sunday serial. The last

9.05 THE WORLD NEWS (English

CommEsitary).

9.15 CANTONEŠE FEATURE. 11.09 LATE NIGHT FINAL.

Inesday

בע 5.00

"TIME FOR TOTS." 5.15 "OHAMPION THE

WONDER. HORSE" With Barry. Curtis, 5.40 "HUCKLEBERRY HOUND." 6.00 CLOSE DOWN.

7.30 ENGLISH. NEWS IN BEEF.

-Stage 7.35 "B.CML.P."

Pelletier.

Giles

8.00 THE WORLD NEWS-(ChincET

Commentary),

8.10 HIRAN HÖLLINAY. -

8.35 THREE IS COMPANY:" 9.05 THE WORLD NEWS—English

Cominentrey).

9.15

PERRY MASON.” 10.05 "HAVE GEN WILL TRAVEL.” 10.30 PANIC" PRESENTS "TWO

MARTINIS." 10.55 "PEOPLE IN TROUBLE" 11.10 LATE NIGHT FINAL.

Chronicles of Barset is at 9.15 Wednesday

10.00 NATHANIEL SHILKEET AND and at 9.45 Norman

HIS ORCHESTRA.

10.30 SECOND SPRING.

10.43 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 10.45 MICHAEL HOLIDAY SINGS-

(Final),

12.00 Noon QUESTION MARK? 11.00 COFFER TIME,

(Repeat) (Lost).

GOLD

RATE

Paul Temple And The Gilbert

12.30 pm LOCAL

Case (Repeat).

. AND

1.00 DIARY FOR TODAY.

1.15 NEWS

REPORT.

130 LUNCHEON CLUB.

WEATHER

2.00 MELODY TIME-Light Music. 4.00 TEA DANCE

4.30 CHILDREN'S CORNER.

5.00 JOHN - TUNER'S FAMILY. 5.28 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 5.30 MONDAY.

REQUESTS

Presented by Geoff Baker.

-

6.00 · ANYTHING” GOES With Mike

Ellery.

7.00 THE NATURALIST.

7.15. MUSIC BY MANTOVANI,

7.45 VOICE OF SPORT.

8.00 BBC NEWS.

8.09. WEATHER FORECAST.

810 RADIO DOCTOR-"Tonics."

* 8,15) FILM TIME.

8.30 STARS ON WINGS-Compere:

Neville Powley,

9.00 “WE'VE IN BUSINESS."

9.30 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS AND

ANNIVERSARIES.

9.35 A1 MANY SPLENDOURED

THING.

10.00 SWINGIN' SHEPARD.

11.00 STOP. PRESS.

11.03 A DATE IN DREAMLAND.

12.00- Mid. "GOD

SAVE

QUEEN"-Close Down.

Tuesday

7.00 am MUSICAL CLOCK.

7.15 NEWS SUMMARY.

THE

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

CAST.

8.10 BREAKFAST SESSION.

9.00 NEWS HEADLINES.

9.02 MORNING MATINEE.

10.00 MELODIES AND MEMORIES.

10.30 SECOND SPRING.

10.43 PROGRAMME SUMMARY.

10.45 JACK JONES SINGS.

11.00. COFFEE TIME.

1130 OUT OF THE DARK.

1145 RECITAL.

12.00 Noon PROGRESSIVE JAZZ.

12.30 pm LOCAL GOLD

Orbiter X (Repeat).

RATE-

WEATHER

1.00 DIARY FOR TODAY.

- 1.15 NEWS

REPORT.

AND

130 MUSIC FROM THE FILMS. 2.00 MELODY TIME.

4.00 TEA DANCE.

430 CHILDREN'S CORNER, 5.00 JOHN TERNELĖS · FAMILY. 5.28 PROGRAMME SUMMARY.

5.30 TUESDAY REQUESTS.

6.00 ANYTHING GOES. 7.00 MUSIC FROM HOLLAND. 7.13 YESTERYEAR'S HITS. 7.45 REDIFFUSION BYLINES. 8.00 BBC NEWS.

8.09 WEATHER FORECAST. 8.10 ANNOUNCEMENTS

TERLUDE

AND IN.

8.15 MOVIE MAGAZINE. 8.45 JAZZ FROM CANADA.

9.00 PAUL TEMPLE AND

THE

GILBERT CASE "A Warning From Miss Wayne."

9.30 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS AND

ANNIVERSARIES.

9.35 LAUGH TILL YOU CRY. 10.00 THE JIM AMECHE SHOW. 11.03 -STOP PRESS:

11.05 A DATE IN DREAMLAND. 12.00 - Mid. "GOD

SAVE

QUEEN"-Close Down.

THE

Wednesday

7.00 am MUSICAL CLOCK.

7.15 NEWS SUMMARY,

7.20 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued, 8.09 NEWS AND WEATHER FORE-

CAST.

8.10 BREAKFAST SESSION. 9.00 NEWS HEADLINES,

9.02 MORNING

Teny Myatt.

MATINEE—With

10.00 HOSPITAL REQUESTS,

11.35 OUT OF THE DAEK. 11.45 RECITAL

stara In the' comedy. My Luck.

Wisdom

film Just

popular

In the Americans also on

that Thursday

actor from M. Squad, Lee Marvin, is` the guest. In an episode called BANDSTAND- The Reconnaissance, Marvin 12.30 pm LOCAL GOLD HATE plays a battle hardenes

12.00 Noon BBC

(Repeat).

Con-

5.00 pm CHINESE

CHILD MEN'S

TALENT SHOW. 3.10 ANNIE OAKLEY. 5.33 THE THREE MUSKETEERS,” -6,00 CLOSE DOWN.

730: ENGLISH NEWS IN BRIEF.

STORY TRIOS, “

5.10 SHARI - LENTS

- FRIENDS.

CHILDRENS

AND

5.35 THE ROY, ROGERS SHOW. 6.00 CLOSE DOWN.

120 ENGLISH NEWS IN BREY. - 7.35. THE ADVENTURES

ROBI KOOD.

OF

8.00 THE WORLD NEWS--(CholmesO.

Cocown Endary).

8-10 "THE MANTOVANI SHOW.” 8.25- “MAN WITH A CAFEMRA. — 9.05 THE WORLD NEWS (English

· Commentary).

9.15 THE AXÉRICANS.”

10.65 LIFE IN THE THIRTIES. 11.00 LATE NIGET FINAL

Buck Friday

5.00 pm. 5ONGS FOR YOUNG

FOLK-Presented by PIKI

DUXER

5.23 RARRARA

533

ANK SCO

GIVES A DEMONIZATION OF ICE SKATING,

KİT CANNON

6.00 CLOSE DOWN.

733 ENGLISH NEWS IN HIEF. 7.35 "THE ADVENTURES.

AGGIE"

1.00 THE WORLD NEW6={C#

Commentary).

8.10 "TOU ASKED FOR DIS

LIS "BOYD. Q.C*

9.05 THE WORLD NEWS-Proglichs

Commenting).

9.15 3 ADAMS & EVE– Starting.

Ida Lupino.

940 ON

TRIALE

PRESENTS

"THE TICHBORNE CASE.” 1039 "PETER GUNS. 11.00 LATE NIGHT FINAL.

In Lighter Mood (Final) (Re: federate captain Judd who leads COMMERCIAL RADIO 1530 kas. 196: utiz.

pest).

1.00 DIARY FOR TODAY. 1.15 NEWS

AND

REPORT. 1.30 MODERN JAZZ. 2.00 · MELODY TIME. 4.00 TEA DANCE,

WEATHET

4.30 CHILDREN'S CORNER 5.00 JOHN TURNER'S 'FAMILY. 5.28 PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 5.30 THURSDAY REQUESTS, 6.00 ANYTHING GOES.

7.00 MAKE WAY FOR YOUTH. 7.15 THE TEEN SCENE.

7.45 LAUGHING AT LIFE.

8.00 BBC NEWS.

8.09 WEATHER FORECAST.

8.10 ANNOUNCEMENTS AND IN-

TEELUDE.

a fatal mission behind Northern lines.

Life In The Thirtles is the title of this week's project 20 feature on Thursday, a pro.

which deals gramme

with American and world affairs during the crucial pro-wer decade of Franklin D. Roose-

STORY AND MUSIC

STEPHEN

FOSTER

OF

velt's administration. It To Tuesday as well as being American Independence Day

captures the years 1923-1939 through fact-film, narration and music of the time.

One of the longest and strangest civil trials in English legal history will be recon- structed in this week's On Trial 9.30 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS AND series Popularly known as The

8.15 THE JIM AMECHE SHOW. 9.00 KIAR O'KANE.

ANNIVERSARIES.

9.35 RECORD BREAKERS. 10.00 MUSIC TIME-Featuring Scot-

tish Tenor, Kenneth McKella. 10.45 WALTZ TIME WITH LOUIS VOSS AND THE INTER- NATIONAL THEATRE OB. CHESTRA.

11.00 STOP PRESS.

11.05 A DATÉ IN DREAMLAND. 11.15 CRICKET --- Third

England v. Australia Sound Channel D).

SAVE QUEEN"Close Down.

12.00 Mid. "GOD

Friday

7.00 am MUSICAL CLOCK.

7.15 NEWS SUMMARY,

Test (on T.V.

THE

7.20 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued.

8.00 NEWS AND WEATHER FORE-

CAST.

8.10 BREAKFAST SESSION.

9.00 NEWS HEADLINES.

9.02 MORNING MATINEE.

10.00 MARCHING AND WALTZING. 10.30 SECOND SPRING.

10.43 PROGRAMME SUMMARY.

10 43 NAT. KING COLE.

11.00 COFFEE TIME.

1130 OUT OF THE DARK.

1143 REOTTAL.

1200 Noon STARS ON WINGS

(Repeat), 12.30

GOLD Pin LOCAL

RATE ikte With The Lyons (Repeat). 1.00 DIARY FOR TODAY: 1.15 NET'S

WEATHER

AND

REPORT. 1.30 LETTER FROM AMERICA. 1.45 FASCINATING RHYTHM. 2.00 MELODY TIME.

11.00 TEA DANCE.

1.30 CHILDREN'S CORNER. $5.00 JOHN TURNER'S FAMILY. 5.28 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 5.30 FRIDAY REQUESTS.

6.00 ANYTHING GOES-With Mikc

Ellery.

7.00 CONCERT CAMEOS With

Tichborne Case It began in 1871 and lasted for 103 days.

2.00 pm CANTONESE FEATURE. 355 ISPY."

420 "FAMOUS FIGHTS.” 4.35 · "WILLY.”

3.00 THE BENGAL LANCERS,” 5.23. "UNION PACIFIC"

3.55 CARTOON.

6.00-CLOSE DOWN.

7.00 ENGLISH NEWS IN BRIEF. 7,05 NEWSREEL ROUND-UP." 7.35. "WONDERS OF THE SEA.”

MAN

I 8.00 "40 UR

MEDITERRANEAN,”

THE

8.55 "THE PHIL SILVERS SHOW." 9.20 "ONE STEP BEYOND." 9.45 "BONANZA.”

133"THE LAWLESS YEARS." 11.00 LATE NIGHT FINAL

2.00 pm

Sunday

FEATURE. CANTONESE

PRE- 3.30 TV READERS DIGEST

SENTS "SHADOW OF GOLD."

3.55 "CONRAD NAGELTM FLE

SENTS "THEKE SEARCHEES.” AUCKET BOONEY 4.20 "THE

SEOW."

4.45 BALLETS DE FRANCE, 5.00 HOPALONG CASSIDY. 5.50 CARTOONS.

6.00 CLOSE DOWN.

7.30 ENGLISH NEWS IN BRIEF. 7.35 LOVE THAT BOB."

8.00 THE WORLD NEWS-(Chinese

Commentary).

8.10 HAWAHAN- EYE"Starring

Anthony Eisley.

9.05 THE WORLD NEWS (English

Commentary). 9.15 "THE

LAST CHEONICLES OF BARSET" (Final).

The Rosario Bourdon Sym- 9.45 A RANT ORGANISATION phony.

FEATURE-Just My Luck.

7.15 THIRTY TO ONE-Presenting 11.15 LATE NIGHT FINAL.

The Musical Choice Of The

Sullivary Family: Model Flats.

'D' Block, No. 3th Floor, Hongkong.

7.45 REDIFFUSION BYLINE.

8.00 BBC NEWS,

8.09 VEEATHER FORECAST.

8.10 ANNO UN CEMENTS AND IN-

TERLUDE

8.15 BEYOND OUR KEN.

8.45 THE

SHOW.

JACKIE

ROBINSON

2.00 ORBITER X-"Breakaway," 9.30 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS" AND

ANNIVERSARIES.

9.35 SING SOMETHING - SIMPLE. 10.03 MOONLIGHT SERENADE. 11.00 STOP PRESS.

11.05 A DATE IN DREAMLAND 11.15 CRICKET—Third. Test-Eng- land v. Australia (on T.V. Sound Chamel D).

SAVE

12.00 Mid. "GOD

QUEEN"-Close Down.

THE

Monday

5.00 pm "UNGLE JEM."

3.25 CARTOON:

EXPRESS"

5.30 "PONY

Grant Sullivan.

5.55 CARTOONS.

6.00 CLOSE DOWN.

With

7.30 ENGLISH NEWS IN BRIEF. 7.35 THE

PARADE

SONG

Introduced By John Bow. 8.00 THE WORLD NEWS—(Chinese

Commentary).

8.10 CHINESE CHESS.

8.25 MOVIE MAGAZINE — Intro-

duced by John Bow,

8.50 "MEN OF SPORT"-Intro. duced By Lee Wai Tơng.

is the birthday. caniversary of Stephen Foster. Bern in: 1825, ke is probably the best known of all American composers.

*is songs are sung all over the A popular and useful feature · world and are taught in the in 'For the Ladies, for the last schools in Japan. His story and eight menths has been the Can- music can be heard from 9.30 to tonese conversation lessons given 10. The narrator is Allin Robin- by Robert Lo. Those who bave

following sor and the story was written been

the lessons through from the beginning have by Gerald Kean,

now reached a fairly advanced stage, and go to zesist others what

Although Stephen Foster's songs were all about the South, he was actually a Northerner have joined in Izter, it has been ! and never

crossed the Mason- decides to devebe Friday's Dixon Line. Genuine Southern lessons to the beginners, Robert: Folk Music can be heard in the Lo's lessons can be heard frome fourth of June Elliott'a pro- Monday to Friday at approxi. grammes at 6.30.

mately 3.45.

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