1)
Radio HK (cont'd).
Tuesday
1 TIME SIGNAL, AND EARLY.
7.5 NEWS SUMMARY.
*
BRIGHT- AND
(Cont'd)
BRIGHT
EARLY
EARLY
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16 WEATHER REPORT.
147 BRIGHT - AND
(Cont'd).
1.3 WEATHER REPORT.
LES TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS.
LN PROGRAMME PARADE.
1.15 DIARY FOR TODAY,
DAY'S TUNES.
8.53 WEATHER REPORT,
TUES-
IN TIME-SIGNAL, NEWS HEAD-
2.52
chael Butner
M
11.90 ZIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS
KEEL(Repeat).
IKIS THE VOICE OF BUDDY HOL-
LY.
ZAW THE WORLD - AROUND US —– The Dawn of Africa, No. (2)
"The Land of Za!” by Dr Gervase Mathew. (b) Revolu
and their Principles "Shroon - Bollvar" by DIGE R. A. Humphreys. WEATHER REPORT. PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA отто
tion-Fries No. 4
CONDUCTED KLAPIZEL.
BY
WITH
TOOTS THIELEMANS RHYTHM
(GUITAR) ACCOMP.
MED DAY PRAYKES—EJ
129 3. E. J. Hopkins
TO KÍCH
KENZ KINGS_GER-
MAN UNIVERSITY SONGS.
SIGNAL
DLARY FOX -
INS REPORT.
T DER KIGNAL, THE NEWS. DO YOU REMEMBERS-Ltro- duced by Alleen Woods. (Re- Dezt). 206 WOMAN'S WORLD-Produced by Murray Leavitt and Thelma Smart
Lawrence. 3.33 MUSICAL
UNITED
⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀33 333-93-83 9383 953 5·93, 33 8.
ARTISTRY IN BHYTHM.
LIVE AND LL UN-TY- WZ bute to Vakur No. 2 Marjorie THE IN LIFE
Harold STATES American Composer. WEATHER REPORT.
TO HINDLEFORD -- Shadow of Doubt." YOUNG IDEA.
-Music HOMEWARD BOUND for tired workers. WEATHER LEPORT. TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS.'
INTERLUDE.
LA
DEMİ HEURE
CARE
358 WEATHER REPORT. 400 THE
OF ADVENTURES CLARA CHUFF -- "The Can- tankerous Kite.
Present
Music
4.30 THE YOUNG IDEA —
ed by Pamela. 5.60 HOMEWARD BOUND — for tired workers. 5.53 WEATHER REPORT. 5.00 TIME BIGNAL, THE NEWS. 5.10 OLD HONGKONG Corners
of
and Hongkong History legend explored. ID. Ching Ye the Pirate and his Wife by Bill Smyly.
6.15 AFUSIC FROM HOLLAND — Dolf van der Linden and his Metropole Orchestra. 6.34 SPEAKING
British
Exclame).
GENERALLY — Council Pro-
(A 6.43 THE ARCHERS — An every- country life in day story of England.
སྐྱུ ཉ བྱ ཙྭ སྐྱུ
7.00 TIME SIGNAL, TODAY. --
A daily news magazine pro duced by Michael Page. 7.15 A PROMENADE CONCERT
Portsmouth Point - An Over- ture (Walton)—The London
--
daily news magazine produced by Michael Page. 7.15 HONGKONG HIT PARADE
10.20 RAY'S A LAUGH
With Ted Ray, Kitty Bluett and Kenneth Connor (Repeat). 10.30 HAWAII CALLS — Alfred
and his Apaka Village Serenaders. 10.58 WEATHER REPOET. 8.15. KEYBOARD QUARTER-WITH 11,00 TIME SIGNAL AND BIG BEN,
Presented by Michel Meredith. 158 WEATHER REPORT. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS &
- COMMENTARY.
THE BRIAN GUNS QUARTET -Produced by Ray Cordeiro. 8.50 THIRTY MINUTE THEATRE- "Personal CallTM by Agatha Christie.
9.00 THE HARVARD GLEE CLUB --Recorded excerpts from the concert given on 25th July at the Loke Yew Hall. 9.53 WEATHER REPORT. 10.00- TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS & NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN. 10.15 THE NEW ENGLISH BIRLE
Rezder: Rev. Dennis L. Rogers. 10.29 THEME AND VARIATIONS -
A musical diversion by Clive Simpson.
18.50 SCIENCE SUKVĚT—Electricity.
without a Generator. 10.58; WEATHER REPORT.
1100 TMF SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-
REEL.
-
Lamoureux
cond. by Maurice
: Durufle. Marie Madeleine,
Durufle-Chevalier (organ). 11.57 WEATHER REPORT. 11.39 NEWS HEADLINES. Hawaiian
TIME 12.00 Midnight.
SIGNAL CLOSE DOWN-God Save Thé Queen.
RADIO NEWSREEL. 11.15 CHORALE — Requiem, Op. 9 (Maurice Durufle) - Helene Bouvier (Mezzo-Soprano), Xavier Depraz (Bass), Chorales Philippe Caillard et Stephane. Caillat Orchestre des Concerts
REDIFFUSION
8.45
FM ONLY
pm THE GOVERNMENT AND THE PEOPLE-No. 16 "Public Works Department" the first of two talks by A. Inglis (Repeat). 8.30 Approx. A PROMENADE CON-
CERT.
JOHNNY DANKWORTH
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Philharmonie Orch. cond. by 11.15 MOONLIGHT AND STRINGS. Some of the newest jazz styles are bouncing out of some
TIMR
Sir Adrian Boult, Fantasia on 11.57.WEATHER REPORT. Greensleeves (Ralph Vaughan. 1159 NEWS HEADLINES. Williams)—The Philharmonie 12.00 Midnight. Promenade Orch. cond. by Sir Adrian Boult, Concerto in A Minor for Piano & Orch. Curzon (Grieg) - Clifford
SIGNAL, CLOSE DOWN-God Save The Queen.
(Piano) with The London sym- phony Orch, cond. by Aratole Fistoulari.
7.51 WEATHER REPORT. 1.00 TEME SIGNAL, THE NEWS &
COMMENTARY.
1.45 SEEN AND HEARD IN EASTERN EUROPE By V. S. Pettchett. No. 1 Czecho- slovakia.
13
FROM THE CONCERT HALL- Recital by Cornelievan Dongen (Hezzo-Soprano)
Moya,
Rea (Piano).
8.45 FRANKLY
-
and
SPEAKING
Alia Markova. 9.39 LETTER FROM AMERICA (AM Only)-By Alistair Cooke. 913 WHAT IS POETRY (AM Only) -An attempt at definition by example, by Walter Saike. No. 1 Introduction.
9.30 LAWRENCE WELK AND HIS
MUSIC CHAMPAGNE Only).
9.53 WEATHER Only).
REPOET
Friday
7.80 am TIME SIGNAL, BREEZING
ALONG.
7.13 NEWS SUMMARY.
7.20 BREEZING ALONG-Cont'd. 745 WEATHER REPORT. 7.47 BREEZING ALONG-Cont'd. 7.58 WEATHER REPORT. 191 THE SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 8.10 PROGRAMME PARADE.
-
was
of the oldest countries', said the music section of Time magazine in 1955; Britain one of the countries referred to, and Johnny Dankworth the representative British band leader.
Since then Dankworth and hear extracts from their second his orchestra have distinguished concert recorded at Loke Yew themselves by being the first Hall. One selection features the British band to play at the New Harvard Glee Club with the port Jazz Festival in New Jersey, choirs of St Paul's Boys' College, and the first for twenty-five years King's College and Diocesan to appear in Broadway's famous Boys' School. 'Birdland. Two things have re- mained constant in his jazz unit,
he says, Eince the beginning.
Most of the arrangements have been in the hands of only two men-David Lindup and himself, and the personnel has changed very little.
8.15 DIART FOR TODAY, FRIDAY FAVOURITES - Excerpts from "Petrouchka" (Stravinsky) Boston Pops Orchestra cond. by Arthur Fiedler with Roger
They spend most of their time Voisin (Cornet solo). Souvenirs Ballet Sutte Op. 23 (Barber) touring the British Isles, which Philharmonia Orchestra has big advantages they can't cond. by Efrem Kurtz. The get more than six hundred miles
Hat Ballet Three-Cornered
Boston Pops
by
(AM
The
CAM
10.80 THIE SIGNAL, THE NEWS & NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN (AM Only).
1013
THE NEW ENGLISH BIBLE (AM Only) — Reader: Rev. Dennis L. Rogers.
14.
FRAN-
THE ARCHERS. 180 ZIME SIGNAL, TODAY,
PIANO JULIAN THE
AT
from
home, and hops between Suite (Falla)
cond. Arthur one-nighters average only fifty Orchestra Fiedler, Age of Gold Ballet or sixty miles. This makes life Suite Op. 22, (Shostakovich) lens wearing than when vast dis-
Orchestra tances are involved. Philharmonia
The
cond. by Efrem Kuriz.
Johnny Dankworth, the ad- 8.58 WEATHER REPORT.
has always 9.00 TIME SIGNAL, NEWS HEAD- venturer in music,
LINES.
been determined to create some. THAL TEN With 5.42 HOME
thing new, something different, June Armstrong-Wright.
to his own high HIS 18.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS. and to keep
standards. Rather than play FELICIA down to a level below these, he has been known to refuse book.
A hard A Ings.
worker with a
TAKE IT FROM HERE (AM Only) With Dick Bentley,
and Edwards
June Jimmy Whitfield (Repeat).
ROS AND 10.50 EDMUNDO
ORCHESTRA (AM Only). 11.58 WEATHER REPORT. 110 THE SIGNAL & BIG BEN,
RADIO NEWSRZEL.
11.15 THE CORNER- Soothing
sounds from Studio 7, with Mitch as your host. 1157 WEATHER REPORT. 11.59 NEWS HEADLINES,
TIME SIGNAL, -Intro- 12.00 Midnight.
CLOSE DOWN-God Save The AND
Queen.
VON BAROLYI. 7.39 PEOPLE ARE FUNNY-(Re-
peat). WEATHER REPORT.
THE NEWS, TIME SIGNAL, COMMENTARY. FILM FOCUS. S MUSIC MAGAZINE
duced by Irene Yuen. THE GOVERNMENT THE PEOPLE No. 15 "Pablle Works Department” The first of two tated by. A Inglis. SAS LIBERACE AT THE PLANO. 131 WEATHER REPORT. 11M TIME SIGRAL, THE
NEWS,
NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN. 10.15 THE NEW ENGLISH BIBLE
Reader: Rev. Dennis L. Rogers. 18.25 SOIREE MUSICALE — Piano Quartet la C. Minar. Op. 60 (Brahms). The Festival Quartet, Szymon Goldberg-violin, Wil- Nikolai liam Primrose-Viola,
Victor Babin Grandan Cello,
ILM TIME SIGNAL AND BIG BEŇ,
RADIO NEWS REEL
11.15 FOBERT GRAVES READING
BOME OF HIS OWN POEMS. 11AS MUSIC FOR SWEETHEARTS
-With Erie Jupp.
-
WEATHER REPORT.”
NEWS HEADLINES.
mić TIME SIGNAL
- DOWN GOD SAVE
QUEEN.
CLOSE
THE
Wednesday:
1.00: Rai DRESING. NOTES. 7.25 NEWS SUMMARY. 7.25-RISING- NOTES — Cont'd. 145 WEATHER REPORT. 147 KISING NOTES - Cont'd. 938 TEATHER REPORT. LIELIE "SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 1.18 PROGRAMME PARADE. LIS DIARY FOR TODAY,
WEEK MELODIES.
1.53 - WEATHER REPORT.
MID
FM ONLY
9.50 pm THE CREATION (Haydn)
Stich Teresa
- Randall Anton Dermota (soprano). (tetor). Azny- Felbermayer Frederick Guthrie with Mogers Woldike Chorus and conducting Orchestra of the Vienna State Opera.
(soprano). (bass)
Thursday
7.30 am UP WITH THE SUN, 7.15 NEWS SUMBIARY.
7.20 UP WITH THE SUN-Cont'd. 745 WEATHER REPORT. 7.47 UP WITH THE SUN-Cont'd. *58 WEATHER REPORT.
8.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS, 210 PROGRAMME PARADE. 2.13 DIARY FOR TODAY, RHYTHM
RENDEZVOUS.
838 WEATHER REPORT.
9.00 TIME SIGNAL, NEWS HEAD-
LINES.
9.47 HOME TILL TEN -With
John Caswell.
10.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS-
REEL (Repeat).
10.15 THE VOICE OF ERNEST
TUBB
10.30 THE WORLD AROUND US — (A) Perspective No. 61 Non- self-governing territories, (B) The Migration of the Common Law "India"-by the Hon. Mr Justice Vivian Bose. 10.38 WEATHER REPORT. 11.00 ENCORE - A programme of
popular classics. TILL · TEN With David Dunkéries.
11.45 MUSIC WE LOVE.
MID DAY PRAYERS — 11.00 THE SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS- 12.15 pm
By Rev. Father John Foley SJ. HELL" (Regzt). 1225 THE: FDICE
TERESA 12.30 BAND BOX.
100 TIME SIGNAL, DIARY FOR BRIYER.
TODAY.
3.80 TRIE SIGNAL.
9.42 HOME
OF
-
13 THE WORLD "AROUND US
(A) Makers of British History (B) Robert: -Peel's Police." Africa At the Cross-Roads by "New Attitudes Philip Mason For Old.
12.58 WEATHER REPORT. 11ET MACBETH-ACT I: (VERDI)— Leonard Warren (baritone), Leonie Rysanek (soprano), Jerome Rizes (bass) with Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Erich Leinsdorf.
11.59 LETS MAKE MUSIC. 12.30 -9: THE
(Repeat) -
Robbery."
GOON SHOW "The Gold Plate
183 TIME SIGNAL. DIARY FOR
TODAY.
10 WEATHER REPORT.
1.15 FILE SIGNAL, THE NEWS.
LUNCHTIME MUSIC.
1
2.00 DE ALBERT SCHWEITZER — A portrait of a great European Introduced by Wyn Knowles.
CAVALCADE
2.32 COMPOSER
Introduced by Alleen Woods (Repeat).
3.00 WE LIVE AND LEARN
Tribute To Valour No. 4 Escape from Java.
13 THE HALLE ORCHESTRA - Varations. Op. 35 (Elgar)-The Halle Orch. cond. Ha by Sir John BarbiroEL..
1.13 WEATHER REPORT. 1.15 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 1.30 MODERN JAZZ-Presented by
Ray Cordetro. 2.00 WOMAN'S
WORLD-Produced by Murray Leavitt and Thelma Stuart.
CONCERT 234 TOUR RADIO
HALL- Robert Casadesus (piano) with Donald. Voorhees Orchestra.
3.00 WE LIVE AND LEARN
Tribute to Valour Edmund Kennedy.
Op. *5 (Chausson), Tzigane (Ravel) — with Jean Neveu (piano), Ginette Neveu (violin).
3.30 VIRTUOSO–Poeme,
3.53 WEATHER REPOET. 4.00 FILM FOCUS -Edited and introduced by Patricia Penn. (Repeat of last Tuesday's Broadcast).
430 THE YOUNG IDEA. 5.00 HOMEWARD BOUND – Music
for tired workers.
5.58 WEATHER REPORT. 2.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 6.30 INTERLUDE, 8.15. PORTUGUESE HALF HOUR- Presented by Don Carlos.
6.45- THE ARCHERS — An everyday story of country life in Eng- Tande
7.90 TIME SIGNAL, TODAY - A
.
REEEL (Repeat).
VOICE ОР
10.15 THE
SANDERS. 10.30 THE WORLD AROUND ES
(A) Australian Round Up. programme about people and bright, alert mind, he has twice and events in Australia. (B) The had works commissioned Land of the Bible No. 13. played by the London Philhar.
monic Orchestra.
10.53 WEATHER REPORT.
his and Johnny Dankworth Orchestra can be heard over the Blue Network of Rediffusion on Thursdays at 9.35 pm.
11.00 CONCERTO -Bacchanale (from "Samson and Delilah"- Act 3) (Saint-Saens) - The Philharmonia Orchestra cond. by George Weldon, Concerto No. 3 for Piano and Orchestra (Bela Bartok)-Monique Haas
On Friday at 9 o'clock Redif. (Piano) RIAS Symphonie fusion presents "Dream Man" a Orchester Berlin dir. by Ferenc
MacLaren-Ross in Fricsay. Romance
for Har- play by J. monica with Strings and Piano "Thirty Minute Theatre." (Vaughan
Dr Williams) - Larry
Kermode, a
Orchestra and Pianoforte cond.
Hampstead Adler (Harmonica) with Strings psychiatrist alone in his sur
-
The
by Sir Malcolm Sargent. Con- gery, is surprised after hours by certo for Harmonica and Orch. an unknown patient looking re-
Larry Adler markably (Benjamin)
like himself and (Harmonica) with
London bearing the same name. Symphony Orchestra cond. by
man describes a recurring dream Basil Cameron. 1200 Noan. THE BILLY COTTON in which he is being murdered
BAND SHOW (Repeat).
by someone exactly like himself. 12.30 pm STINGING THROUGH THE The doctor finds the situation
AGES-An illustrated talk on the history of vocal music by frightening as gradually the roles and patient are the Rev. Father T. F. Ryan of psychiatrist
reversed and the visitor becomes SJ. NO. 11 "Oratorio." 1,00 TIME SIGNAL, DIARY FOR the interrogator. J. MacLaren-
TODAY.
1.33 WEATHER REPORT.
1.15 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS.- 1 LETTER FROM AMERICA
(Repeat)-By Alistair Cooke. 1.45 FASCINATING RHYTHM -
Juan Serrano and his Carib- bean Combo.
2.00 LONDON CALLING. 2.30 LET'S HARMONIZE-With the McGuire sisters and the Mills brothers.
1.00 WE LIVE
Tribute to Fryatt."
AND LEARN - Valour "Captain
Ross, already well known as a writer of radio thrillers, is also the author of the "Doomsday Book."
The part of the doctor is played by Hugh Miller and the patient by Anthony Jacobs,
Ted Heath and his band are among the most popular com- sides of the binations on both Atlantic, This friendly, genial man conducts with an Infectious enjoyment that can be seen in his face and heard in his music.
3.30 MUSIC IN MINIATURE. 358 WEATHER REPORT. 4.00 DOMBEY AND SOx By
Charles Dickens. adapted for Combined with the talent and radio in 8 parts, by H. Old- sheer musicianship of his play- field Box No. 4: The Midshipers, and the originality of his man' Receives Company."
430 THE YOUNG IDEA-Presented arrangements, this ensures him
by Pamela.
for tired workers.
big and enthusiastic audiences
5.00 HOMEWARD BOUND - Music wherever he goes, In Europe, America or Australia and New Zealand,
538 WEATHER REPORT.
NEWS.
Today
11.30 am FRAMLEY PARSONAGE. 12.00 noon CAVALCADE OF MUSIC. 12.30 pm BIG BAND SHOW.
1.00 DIARY FOR TODAY. 1.15 NEWS
PORT.
AND WEATHER RE-
130 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 12 YOU SAID IT-(Repeat). 1.45 INTERNATIONAL
ORCHESTRA.
THEATRE
2.00 SATURDAY TELEPHONE RE-
QUESTS.
3.00 YOUR SATURDAY DATE
WITH
MUSIC.
4.00 VICTOR SILVESTER AND HIS
ORCHESTRA.
430 DAMON BUNYON THEATRE
The Lily Of St Pierre.” THE
MUSIC OF FERRANTE AND TEICHER.
3.00
5.30 BBC BANSTAND, 5.58 PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 6.00 THE JOHNNY BOND SHOW. 7.00 DELTA CITY JAZZ. 730 LATIN QUARTER. 8.00 BBC NEWS.
8.09 WEATHER_FORECAST. 8.10 ANNOUNCEMENTS
TERLUDE.
8.13 THE BING
AND IN-
CROSBY-ROSE.
MARY CLOONEY SHOW. 8.30 NOM DE PLUME.
9.00 THE SĦRIRO HIT PARADE.
BIRTHDAYS 5.30 TODAY'S
ÄNNIVERSARIES.
AND
9.35 MUSIC FROM THE CACTUS
- ROOM
10.03 THE JIM, AMECHE SATUR-
DAY NIGHT SHOW. 11.00 STOP PRESS. 11.05 THE
JIM AMECHE SATUR- NIGHT SHOW DAY
- Con- Unued. 12.00 mid "GOD SAVE THE QUEEN”
Close Down.
Sunday
7.00 am SUNDAY SERENADE. 8.00 DIXIE A.M.
BREAKFAST. 8.30 CONTINENTAL
RESULTS SPORTS 9.00 NEWS.
AND WEATHER FORECAST. 9.10 PROGRAMME SUMMARY.
PIANO PLAYTIME.
9.30 FORCES' FAVOURITES. 10.30 BEYOND OUR KEN-(Repeat). 11.90 MOVIE MAGAZINE (Repeat). 11.30 RECITAL.
SECOND SPRING 12.00 noon
Omnibus Edition. 12.40 pm PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 12.43 THE TEEN SCENE (Repeat).
NEWS REPORT. 1.13 WEATHER
AND SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- MENTS.
-
1.30 THE JIM AMECHE SHOW.
CONCERT By The 230 SUNDAY
Harvard Glee Club. Extracts From The 2nd Concert, Record- ed At Loke Yew Hall. With the choirs of St Paul's College. King's
College and Diocesan Boys' School. 330 WAX TO WATCH.
130 TEA DANCE.
5.00 YOU'VE ASKED FOR IT. 6.00 ALBUM OF WALTZES. 630 BBC JAZZ CLUB.
7.00 SUNSHINE SKETCHES OF A LITTLE TOWN "The Extra- ordinary Entanglement Or Mr Pupkins."
730 MUSIC FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. 8.00 BBC NEWS.
8.09 WEATHER FORECAST. 810 ANNOUNCEMENTS AND IN-
Ricardo
TERLUDE.
-
6.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE 6.10 THIS WEEK'S GOOD CAUSE-
The son of a carpenter and at An appeal on behalf of the
8.15 EL TROUBADOUR a street busker, Ted Hongkong
of Branch
the one time
Mendez. began British Red Cross Society by Heath
his professional
830 THE PRINCE OF PEACE. the President. Lady Black. carcer as a trombonist, and
9.00 SING SOMETHING SIMPLE.
AND 6.15 JAZZ-HALF HOUR - Robert played with most of the famous
9.30 TODAY'S Acheson.
ANNIVERSARIES. British bands until 1945, when he 6.43 THE ARCHERS
933 DOES THE TEAM THINK? The 10.05 CLASSICS IN HI-FI. first regular work for his band 11.00 STOP PRESS. 7.00 TIME SIGNAL, TODAY - A was a BBC radio series, and this 12.00 mid "GOD SAVE THE QUEEN"
An every-
day story of country life in decided to form his own. England.
daily news magazine produced by Michael Page.
7.15 AT THE PIANO-Mindru Katz, 7.30 COME LISTEN WITH ME
Michael Bulmer.
-
758 WEATHER REPORT. 8.60 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS &
COMMENTARY.
RIS SINGING THE FISHING (AM Only)-A Radio Ballad on the 3 generations of the Herring Fisherman. by Ewan MacCall and Charles Parker. 9.15 GIANCARLO AND IIS ITALIAN BAND - Introduced by Ray Cordeiro. No. 2.
IN 9.45 BUDDHISM
EVERYDAY LIFE - A talk by H. R. H. Price Chula of Thailand. 9.58 WEATHER REPORT. 10.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS & NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN. 10.15 THE NEW ENGLISH BIBLE— Reader: Rev. Dennis L. Rogers.
was quickly followed by the highly successful Sunday Swing Pal- Sessions at the London ladium.. Extensive world tours
In followed, culminating Ted achieving one of his greatest am- bitions—an appearance at New York's famous Carnegie Hall. Today
that he leads a band travels six thousand miles a year giving concerts and has sold millions of gramophone records. Ted Heath and His Band can be heard over Rediffusion on Fridays at 9.35 pm.
BIRTHDAYS
11.05 A DATE IN DREAMLAND.
-Close Down.
Monday
7.00 am MONDAY SERENADE.
8.00 NEWS AND WEATHER FORE-.
CAST.
With:
8.10 BREAKFAST SESSION. 9.00 NEWS HEADLINES. 9.02 MORNING MATINTE —
Pamela Johnston." 10.00 MUSIC BY MELACHRINO, 1030 SECOND SPRING. 10.43 PROGRAMME SUMMARY, Music lovers who missed the 10.43 MAKE WAY FOR YOUTH
(Repeat). concerts given by the Harvard
11.00 COFFEE TIME. during their recent 1138 OUT OF THE DAEK. Glee Club visit in Hongkong will be able to 11.43 RECITAL,
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