1961-09-02 — Page 2

Radio HK (cont'd).

ILAS THEY ASSESSMENT—A ("play for fadio:by Stephen Grenfell. 12.45 pm ACCENT ON RHYTHM.

180 TIME SIGNAL, DIARY- FOR

TODAY.

LI WEATHEZ KEPORT.

1.15 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 130 FILM. * FAVOURITES—Intro-

duced by "B"]· Dorward. ZAS THE RETURN

- THE

NATIVE-A serial

in 12 episodes, by Thomas Hardy adapted for 1 Hadio by Frederick Bradzum *with_Nigel Stock and Jennifer Hales. Ep.

250 KBC BANDSTAND.

33 3

(Repeat)

LIVE

AND

LEARN-

Tribute to VIDUR No. 24, The

Sea Commandos.

733 WEATHER REPORT.

£19 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS,

COMMENTARY,

2.15 FILM POCUS-A weekly film mayzzine. edited and intro- duced by Bill Dorward. 8.45 MUSIC MAGAZINE — Intro-

duced by Irena Yuen. 9.15 THE GOVERNMENT

AND:

THE PEOPLE-A talk by the Commissioner for Resettlement, C. G: M. Morrison. 2.45 CARMEN CAVALLARO. 158 WEATHER REPORT. 10.00 TIME" SIGNAL, THE NEWS, NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN. 18.15 THE NEW ENGLISH BIBLE...

Rezder: Alistair Todd. 10.20 SOIREE MUSICALE—Quartet E flat major. Og. 51. (Dvorak). Budapest String Quartet, Processional (Ernest Block), William Primrose (Vicia), with David Stimmer at the Piano. 10.38 WEATHER REPORT.

TIME SIGNAL, NEWSREEL.

3.30 MONDAY CONCERT-Soireet 11.00

Musicales (Britten). English

RADIO

Dances (Arnald), The Phil- 11.15 POEMS BY DYLAN THOMAS harmonia Orchestra cond. by Robert Irving

AS VIZATHER REPORT.

48 MIAN OF THE SEA-Admiral

Joha Bambor, No. 18

∙11.30

Introduced by Patric Dickin-

MUSIC FOR SWEETHEARTS--- With Eric Japp and his Or- chestra

LE THE FOUNG IDEA-Presented 11.57 WEATHER REPORT,

by Panels.

* LUCKY DIP-Presented

Valene.

5N. WEATHER LEPOET.

6.80 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. CI INTERLUDE.

Thursday

2.00 am TIME. SIGNAL, UP WITH

THE SUN. -

715' NEWS SUMMARY.

1.29 UP WITH THE SUN-(Cont'd). 7.45 WEATHER REPORT,

747 UP WITH THE SUN—(Cont'd). 7.58 WEATHER REPORT. 2.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 810 PROGRAMME PARADE. 8.15 DIARY

FOR RHYTHM RENDEZVOUS. 8.38 WEATHER REPORT, 9.00 TIME

(Handel). Eduard Van Beinum conductice the London Phil. harmonic Orchestra:-

12.00 Neon JOHNNY. DANKWORTH:

AND HIS ORCHESTRA. 12.30 pm SINGING

THROUGH THE AGES An illustrated talk on the history of vocal muse by the Rev. Father T. F. Ryan S.J., No. 15 "Opera in the 19th Century (Repeat). - 1.00 TIME SIGNAL DIARY FOR

TODAY.

1.13 WRATHER REPORT.

1.15 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 130 LETTER FROM AMERICA BY

Alistair Cooke (Repeat). 1.45 FASCINATING RHYTHM

TODAY,

SIGNAL,

HEADLINES.

TILL

-TEN

-

NEWS

With

+

John Caswell.

RADIO

HARRY

9.02 HOME

10.00 TIME SIGNAL,

NEWSREEL (Repeat), 10.15 THE VOICE OF

BELAFONTE. 10.30 THE WORLD AROUND US- (A) Perspective 61-Diplomacy: (B) The Scientific Mind. Four distinguished British Scientists speak about themselves and their work, No. 1 Sir Eric Ashby.

WEATHER REPORT. IL ENCORE.

by

11.59 NEWS HEADLINES. 12.00 Midnight TIME

SIGNAL

10.53

CLOSE DOWN, GOD THE QUEEN.

SAVE

€15 THE GOOD OLD TUNES---

Introduced: by Frank Mitton.

L.45 THE ARCHERE An everyday

cf country- life story Ingland.

140 THE SIGNAL, TODAY-A dally news magazine produced

by Michiel. Paze.

115 JAZZ PROM - CANADA=N6, 1

10 The Phil Nimmons Group, Open Country (Brockmeyer),

Wednesday

7.40

am

TIME, SIGNAL. NOTES.

7.15 NEWS SUMMARY,

こ

1.29 HISING NOTES--(Cont'd)..

Last Ritet when we were: 7.45 WEATHER REPORT. young (Arlen).... In a Minor Loda alimmons).

73) SHOW, BUSINESS-Compiled

by Jackie Lawes, 13 WEATHER REPORT. IN TIXE SIGNAL, THE NEWB,

- COMMENTARY. 115. AZPEITIN 2-A Roman

11.43 MUSIC WE LOVE.

12.15 pm MID DAY PRAYERS-By

Rev. Father John Foley.

12.30 BAND BOX.

1.00 TIME SIGNAL, DIARY FOR

TODAY.

1.13 WEATHER REPORT.

-1.15 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS.

1.38 MODERN JAZZ-Prezented by

Ray Cordeiro.

RISING 2.00 WOMAN'S WORLD-Produced by Murray Leavitt & Thelma Stuart. 2.30 YOUR RADIO CONCERT HALL-Nelson Eddy With Donald Voorhees and Or. chestra.

7.47 RISING NOTES (Cont'd). 73# WRATHER REPORT. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. LID PROGRAMME PARADE. BIS DIARY

POR

TODAY,

MID WEEK MELODIES. 1.58 WEATHER REPORT. 9.90 TIME

SIGNAL,

TEN

NEWS

- With

RADIO

VOICE OF ANITA

HEADLINES. Comedy, by Plantus. Trans-

TILL Dickinson 9.42 HOME OF. Pattle lated

David Dunkerley. Produced by Raymond Raike.

SIGNAL 3.45 UNIVERSITY JUBILEE FEAR 10.00 TIME

NEWSBKEL (Repeat). THE

ཏ ཤྭཎྜཏྠ བྷི ཙ...... བྷཱ བྷསྶཱ

University of

-The Sixth of a series of seven programmas produced to celebrate The Fiftieth Anniver- of the foundation of the

10.15

10.30

NEWS,

NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN.

19.58 11.00

TRIKE ROYAL,

and

· THE, NEW YSGLISH BIBLE. -THE PLANO. SONATAS OF MOZART WALTER GIESE KING 50-sta. Iɔ D. major, K. 311 (Mart), Watter. Glescking dem (Pigo), Der Hirt Teisen (Schubert), Maria with Karl Stader (Soprano) Ezzel (PALEO)

Rodolf Gab (Clarinet). Sonata in D Fan- Major, K. 311. (Muzst), wary and Fugue in C major, K. czari) Walter Gieseking

with

(Pizza).

WEATHER-HEPUKI. TRB ASIGNAL,

nis.

RADIO

Preserted by

Midnight TIME CLOSE DOWN, THE QUEEN,

GOD

SIGNAL. SAVE

Pamela. Joboston. WEATHER REPORT.

NETES-HEADLINES.

Tuesday

186 2: TDIE SIGNAL,

AND RAYŁY.

713 NEWS SUMMARY.

721 BRIGHT

AND

145 WEATHKE KEPORT.

·· (Cont'd)).·

247 BRIGEL AND

(Cont'd).

1.51 WEATHER' REPORT.

O'DAY.

AROUND US- THE WORLD Retura: Journey to Swansea- written and narrated by Dylan Thomas, with Introduction by Wynford Vaughan Thomas. WEATHER REPORT. THE BARBER OF SEVILLE- ACT

(ROSSINT)—Calvin Marsh (Baritone), Cesare Val- letti (Tenor), Robert Merrill (Baritone), Roberta Peters (Soprano), Fernando Corena (Ben), Margaret Roggero (Mezzo-sop), Carlo Tommell (Bass), Giorgio Taszt, (Bass) Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and Chorts ducted by Erich Leinsdorf. 12.00 Noon LET'S MAKE MUSIC. 12.30 pm THE GOON SHOW—The

Silver Dubloons" (Repeat). 1.00 TIME SIGNAL, DIARY FOR

TODAY. 1.13 WEATHER REPORT.

with

+

1.15 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 130 LUNCH TIME MUSIC. 200 ELTUND

OTK

KEN-WIN Kenneth Horne (Repeat of last Saturday's. Broadcast).

240 COMPOSER

Introduced

CAVALCADE by Aileen Woods (Repeat of last Saturday's Broadcast).

1.00 WE LIVE AND LEARN.com Tribute to Valour, Wing Com- mander Maurice.

1.30 THE LAMOUREUX ORCHES-

TRA OF PARIS.

BRIGHT 158 WEATHER REPORT.

ADVENTURES CHUFF-BY

OF Harry

CLARA Harrison, No. 5 "Clara Saves à Reputation.”

4.00 THE

EARLY-

EARLY

EM TIME SIGNAL, THE_NEWS.

1 PROGRAMME" PARADE.

*S DIARY

FOR

TUESDAY'S TUNES.

ES: WEATHER REPORT.

3.89 TIME

SIGNAL,

HEADLINES.

2.42 HOME - TILL TEN Michiel- Bukwer.

18.89 TIME

SIGNAL,

NEWSEEL: (Repeat).

TODAY,

NEWS

药品

RADIO

- 18.15 THE VOICES OF THE MILLS

BROTHERX-

IN THE WORLD: AROUND US- (A) The Dawn of Africa.

Int the-Interior" by C. E. Carying - tom: (B) I-Saw The Start, A talk by the late Lord Baden- Porell..

16.53 WEATHER REPORT. 11.99 HALLE' * ORCHESTRA-Con-

ductor, Bir John Barbiroill 12.99 Noua MIDDAY MUSIC. 2235 pm MID DAY PRAYERS—By

Rev. 2. J. Hopkins.

12.39* ELISABETH" SCHWARZKOPF BINGS-With Gerald Moore at the piano.

19 TÊMÊ UIGNAL, DIARY FOR

ZODAY

LIE WEATHER REPORT.

LIS TINE SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 13 DO YOU REMEMBER?— Introdend by Alleen Woods (Repeat).

23. WOMAN'S - WORLD-Produced by Murray Leavitt and Thelma ARTISTRY IN RHYTHM. 100 WE LIVE AND LEARN

Tribute To Valour-No. * "izabeth Garrett Anderson.” 13 MUSICAL LIFE IN THE UNITED STATES—(Utah Sym- phony Orchestra),

13 WEATHER REPORT.

AM RETURN TO HINDLEFORD--

The final episode of a serial

430 THE YOUNG IDEA-Presented

by Pamela

5.00 HOMEWARD

BOUND-Music

for tired workers.

5.38 WKATHER REPORT.

6.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 610 INTERLUDE. LIS MUSIC

FROM

HOLLAND The Western Jazz Group. 1.25 THE ABC

OF

ATOMIC ENERGY — A series of seven talks by Sir Christopher Hin- ton. Fellow of the Royal 50- dety, No. 1.

ARCHERS-An everyday life in country

$.43 THE

of

LEARN-

1.00 WE LIVE AND

Tribute to Valour, Dr Louis Slotin.

330 VIRTUOSO-Prelude and Fugue in D major, No. 1 (Chopin), Emil Gileli (Piano), Plano Concerto

3. Op. ("Youth") (Kabalevsky),

No.

50 Enli Gllels (Piano) with State Radiɔ Orch. of the USSR. cond. by Dmitri Kabalevsky.

3.51 WEATHER REPORT. 4.00 FILM FOCUS-Edited and

introduced by Bill Dorward. 4.36 THE YOUNG IDEA-Presented

by Pamela.

5.00 HOMEWARD BOUND-Music

for tred workers.

5.53: WEATHER REPORT.

6.00 TIME SIGNAL. THE NEWS. 6.10 INTERLUDE.

6.15- PORTUGUESE HALF HOUR—

Presented by Don Carlos. 6.45 THE ARCHERS-An everyday Lie in story England.

of

country

Blue Tango (Anderson). Jazz Pizzicato (Anderson), The Syncopated clock (Anderson), Forgciten dreams. (Anderson). Jazz Lezato (Andersen), Plink Flank Plunk (Anderson);

Marco Bizo, His pizzo and Or- chestra.

204 LONDON CALLING. 2.30 LET'S HARMONISE-With the Trapp Family Singers and the Pennsylvanians. 3.00 WE

Walker.

LIVE AND LEARN Tribute to Valour, Capt. John 3.30 MUSIC IN MINIATURE. 338 WEATHER REPORT. 4.00 DOMBEY AND. SON - By Charles Dickens-adapted for radio eight parts, by H. Oldfield Box. No. 8 "Conclu- sion"

4.30 THE YOUNG IDEA-Presented

by Pamela.

5.00 HOMEWARD

BOUND-Music

for tired workers.

5.38 WEATHER REPORT.

6.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 6.10 INTERLUDE.

6.13 JAZZ HALF HOUR-Presented

by Alan Hare.

6.45 THE

Saturday

7.00 am TIME SIGNAL,

DAY SERENADE. 7.15 NEWS SUMMARY, 7.20 SATURDAY

(Cont'd)...

SATUR-

SERENADE_

7.45 WEATHER REPORT. 7.47 SATURDAY

SERENADE

(Cont'd). 758 WEATHER REPORT. 8.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS.

10 PROGRAMME PARADE. 8.15 DIARY

FOB TODAY, SATURDAY: VARIETY. 8.58 WEATHER REPORT. 9.00 TIME SIGNAL,

HEADLINES. 9.02 HOME · TILL TEN With

Pamela Johnston. 10.00 TIME SIGNAL,

tival.

NEWS

RADIO

MARTY

NEWSREEL (Repeat). 10.15 THE VOICE OF 1030 PARIS STAR TIME.

WILDE. 10.58 WEATHER REPORT. 11.00 SYMPHONY-Academic. Fes- Overture Op. 80 (Brahms). The Royal Phil- harmonic Orch. cond. by Sir Thomas Beecham; Psalm XILI: "Lord, how long?" (Liszt). Walter Midgeley (Tenor), & Beecham Choral Society, with, the Royal Phil- harmonic Orch. cond. by Sir Thomas Beecham, Symphony No. 96 in D major ("Miracle") (Haydn), The Royal Philhar- monic Orchi cond: by Sir Thomas Beecham.

ARCHERS—An everyday 11.00 Noon THE BATTLE AGAINST story of country life in England

7.00 TIME SIGNAL, TODAY-A daily news magazine produced by Michael Page.

7.15 AT THE PIANO-FOU TS'ONG

Nocturne in B Major. Op. 52. - No. 1 (Chopin), Nocturne in E major, Op. 62, No. 2 (Chopin:), Fou Ts'ong (piano). 730 COME LISTEN WITH ME

With Michael Bulmer. 7.58 WEATHER REPORT. 2.00 TIME

SIGNAL, THE

COMMENTARY.

NEWS,

8.15 LIFE WITH THE LYONS

With Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon (New Series). 8.43 THE RETURN

OP THE NATIVE-A serial in 12 episodes,

by Thomas Hardy, adapted for radio by Frederick Bradnum, with Nigel Stock and Jennifer Hales. Ep. 3. 9.15 GIANCARLO AND

ITALIAN HAND-Introduced by Ray Cordeiro. 9.45. MUSIC TO REMEMBER-By Allred Newman and his or- chestra.

9.53 WEATHER KEPORT.

HIS

THE NEWS, NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN. 10.13 THE NEW ENGLISH BIBLE—

Reader: Alistair Todd.

(Repeat).

7.00 TIME SIGNAL, TODAY-A 10.00 TIME SIGNAL,

daily news magazine produced by Michael Page. 715 HONGKONG HIT PARADE—

Presented by Mitch Meredith. 10.20 BAY'S A LAUGH-With Ted 7.58 WEATHER REPORT.

Ray 8.00 TIME

CALLS THE NEWS, 10.50 HAWAII

Benny Kalama and the Hawaiian Vil- lage Serenaders.

SIGNAL COMMENTARY.

8.15 ON LOOKING BACK-The

six

Memoirs of Sir Ralph Richard- 10.58 WEATHER HEPORT, son-read by himself-arranged 11.00 TIME SIGNAL, RADIO NEWS- for broadcasting in episodes by. Moille Greenhalgh. 11.15 Part 2. 8.30 SING IT AGAIN-With Benny Lee, Jean Campbell and Junë Marlow (New Series).

9.00 MUSIC

LOVERS' HOUR- Introduced by Irene Yuen, Im- promptu No. 4 in A flat major, Op. 10, No. 4 (Schubert), Ar- thur Schnabel

(Piano). Der Wanderer an den Monat). Ther No. 1 (Franz Schubert). Wildemann.

Op. 108 No. (Franz Schubert). Aufiosung (Franz Schubert), Dietrich 11.57 Fischer Dieskau (baritone) with 1159 Gerald Moore at the plano. 12.00 Concerto in D major, Op. 77 (Johannes Brahms). Yehudi Menhin (Violin) with Orchestre Philharmonique de Berlin

cond. by Rudolph Kempe. 958 WEATHER REPORT. 10.00 TIME SIGNAL

THE NEWS, NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN. 10.15 THE NEW ENGLISH BIBLE-

Reader: Alistair Todd.

-

REEL CHORALE "Te Deum" (Charles Hubert Gervais) (Transcription et realisation: Guy-Lambert), Part 1, Conclu- slon, Mertha Angelici (Soprano), Jeanine Collard (Contralto), Jeon Giraudeau (Tenor), Louis Noguera (Bass), Chorale

DISEASE NO. 1 Leprosy, narrated End produced by Laurence Stapley.

12.30 pm BIG BAND SHOW.

1.00 TIME SIGNAL, DIARY -FOR

TODAY.

1.13 WEATHER REPORT.

1.15 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 1.30 AFTERNOON RECITALL 2.00 MY WORD-A panel game

(Repeat).

2.30 MAINLY MUSIC.

3.00 YOU AND

Thelma Stuart.

I-Presented by

3.30 THEME AND VARIATIONS. 3.58 WEATHER REPORT.

MEETS GIRI Conway

4.00 BOY

Twitty and Connie Francis. 4.30 U.S. IN SPACE-VOA_presents a series of Science Documen-

taries on why and how man is exploring the Universe.

5.00 TEA DÂNCE.

5.58 WEATHER REPORT, 6.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. 6.10 INTERLUDE.

MONO- PRESUME-By

6.15 DR - LIVINGSTON'S

GRAM, 1 Quentin Keynes.

6.30 COMPOSER

CAVALCADE-

Introduced by Alleen Woods. 7.00 TIME SIGNAL, TODAY-A daily news magazine produced by Michael Page. 7.15 RECITAL FRÖM

THE

On- CHESTRA Lean Goossens (cor anglais and oboe d'amore)

Intro- 7.30 FIRST HEARING

duced by Arthur Pateman. 7.58 WEATHER REPORT. 5.00 TIME SIGNAL,

COMMENTARY.

THE NEWS,

8.15 PAUL TEMPLE AND THE MARGO MYSTERY By Franels Durbridge. Episode 3

"A Change of Mind." SPORTSCAST-Produced

Victor Price.

by

2.45

9.00 SING SOMETHING SIMPLE. 9.30 BEYOND OUR

KEN-With

THE NEWS, NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN.

OF THE EVENING-Presented by Michael Bulmer.

Kenneth Horne (New Series). 9.38 WEATHER REPORT. Des Jeunesses Musi- 10.00 TIME SIGNAL, cales de France et Orchestre dir. by Louls Martini. Al'orgue: 10.13 IN THE COOL COOL, COOL Henriette Roget, Piece Heroique in B Minor (C. Franck), Felke Asma (Organ). WEATHER REPORT. NEWS HEADLINES, Midnight TIME CLOSË DOWN, THE QUEEN.

GOD

FM ONLY

SIGNAL, SAVE

10.58 WEATHER REPORT.

11.00 TIME SIGNAL AND BIG BEN

RADIO NEWSREEL. 11.15 RACING-The

St Leger A recorded commentary by Peter Bromley from Doncaster. 11.45 MICHEL LEGRAMD

PIANO.

11.57 WEATHER REPORT. 3.15 pm THE GOVERNMENT AND 11.59 NEWS HEADLINES.

THE PEOPLE-A talk by the 12.00 Midnight TIME Commissioner for Resettlement,

C. G. M. Morrison (Repeat).

18.29 THEME AND VARIATIONS REDIFFUSION

+

A musical diversion by Clive Simpson.

10.30 ANDRE KOSTELANETZ AND ORCHESTRA-Waltz Op.

HIS

64. No. 2 (Chopin), Nocturne Op. 9, No. 2 (Chopin). Andre Kostelanetz and his Orch.

106 THE SIGNAL, TODAY-A 1858 WEATHER REPORT.

daily news magazine produced by Michael Page.

1.

7.15 MOTORING MAGAZINE

Introduced by Timothy Birch. THE COOL. SOUNDS OF THE MODERN JAZZ QUARTET. 7.38 WEATHER REPORT. 2.00 TIME

SIGNAL, THE NEWS, COMMENTARY R.IS AN ANATOMY OF VANITY-

A talk by Kingsley Martin. 8.30 FROM THE CONCERT HALL A recital by Lee Bing (Mezzo- Soprano), accompanied by So Kwok Ying, and Enloe Wu and Ny Woo (Duo-pianists).

9.00 LETTER

FROM AMERICA- By Alistair Cooke (AM Only). 9.15 WHAT IS POETRY?-No. 4 The Land and the Sea (AM Only).

9.30 COMEDY IN MUSIC With

Victor Borge (Am Only). 9.53 WEATHER REPORT (AM

ONLY). 11.00 TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS, NEWS ABOUT BRITAIN (AM ONLY).

10.15 THE NEW ENGLISH BIBLE- Reader: Alistair Todd (AM Only).

11.00 TIME SIGNAL AND BIG BEN 11.15 MOONLIGHT AND STRINGS.

RADIO NEWSREEL.

1159 NEWS HEADLINES. 1157 WEATHER REPORT.

12.00 Midnight TIME

1

CLOSE DOWN, GOD THE QUEEN.

Friday

7.00 am TIME SIGNAL,

ING ALONG.

CLOSE DOWN, THE QUEEN,

AT THE

GOD

SIGNAL

SAVE

THE

PAT

BOONE

SHOW

AND SCHEDULE CHANGES

SIGNAL: The Colony's teenagers will be happy to know that Pat

SAVE

Boone, who recently visited Hongkong, will be presenting his own disc jockey show over the Blue Network of Rediffusion today at 6 o'clock.

on

The Pat Boone Show will Johnston's "Moonlight Serenade" be broadcast

Tuesdays, and Charles Harvey's "Music Thursdays and Saturdays from Time" will be heard on Wednes- BREEZ- 6 to 7 pm.

dayo and Fridays at 10 o'clock.

"Jasin Street" will be pre- sented at 3 o'clock on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday and also at 9.02 am on Tuesday and 10 pm on Thursday.

7.13 NEWS SUMMARY. 7.20 BREEZING ALONG-(Cont'd). 7.43 WEATHER REPORT.

7.47 BREEZING ALONG (Coat'd). 7.52 WEATHER REPORT. 1.00 TIME SIGNAL THE NEWS. 8.1 PROGRAMME PARADE.

FOR 1.15 DIARY

TODAY, FRIDAY FAVOURITES. 1.58 WEATHER REPORT. 9.00 TIME SIGNAL, NEWS 10.20 TAKE

HEADLINES. IT FROM HERE-With Dick Bentley, Jimmy Edwards 9.02 НОМЕ TILL TEN and June Whitfield (AM Only).

June Armstrong-Wright. TIME SIGNAL, NEWSREEL (Repeat). 14.15 THE

OF DANIELS.

"The

Johnny

Rediffusion's great serial on curtroom dramas, "Consider Your Verdict" will reappear on the Blue Network schedule at 9.35 p.m. Monday through Fri- day, starting on September 4.

Bond Show" The first case before the judge will be broadcast from 12 noon will be a "Damages For Fraud" to 1 pm on Saturdays, starting case between Parks and Butler. from today.

Mike Ellery will be back this week with his popular show "Anything Goes." Scheduled on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri days from 6 to 7 pm. Mike will 18.30 THE WORLD AROUND US be on hand to give away prizes (A) Australian Roundup A of Colgate-Palmolive Products programme about people and events

Australia: (B) and Adams Chicleta.

.. by Margaret Potter The 1930 ANDRE KOSTELANETZ AND 10.00

Letter

4.THE YOUNG IDEA-Presented 18.58 WEATHER REPORT.

by Patelz.

39 HOMEWARD

BOUND Music

for tred workers. IN WEATHER REPORT.- UM. TIME SIGNAL, THE NEWS. KIP INTERLUDE.

BIS LA DEMI HEURE FRANCAISE. SO THE ARCHERS-An everyday

country, life

d

Badand 120 TIME SIGNAL TODAY-A dally news magazine produced by Michael Page.

113 CONCERT

COMMENT-Den- His Parker reviews the recital by Stora Cherkarsky.

7.25 INTERLUDE.

7.30 PALL TEMPLE AND

plano

THE

MARGO MYSTLEY-"Contem- ing Ted Angus." A serial in thuet episodes by Francis Dur- bridge (Repeat).

SIGNAL,

HIS ORCHESTRA (AM ONLY).

11.00 TIME

RADIO NEWSREEL. 11.15 THE M CORNER-Soothing Sounds from Studio 7. with Mitch as your host 11.57 WEATHER REPORT. 1159 NEWS HEADLINES. 12.00 Midnight TIME

CLOSE DOWN,

VOICE

With

RADIO

BILLY

Over Nubia. by Starting from this week the UNESCO, No. 3 The Hostile following programmes

Waters

SIGNAL

GOD

SAVE 1058

11.00

EATHER REPORT.. CONCERTO Fantasia

;

THE QUEEN.-

(FM ONLY)

9.00 pm ORATORIO - "A Child of Our Time" (Michael Tip- ..... Elsie Morrison (10- pett prano): Noreen Berry' (mezzo- soprano); Alexander Young tenor); Geraint Evans (bari- toce): With the BBC Chorus and the BBC Symphony Orch. conducted by. Hans Schmidt- Isterstedt.

heard at 9 o'clock.

оп

will be

Geoff Baker will be heard in a reading of tales of the super- natural in "Mostly Ghostly" on Mondays at 10.45

pm.

Today

JOHNNY BOND

1.00 pm DIARY FOR TODAY. 1.15 NEWS

AND WEATHER RE- PORT,

on Monday 11.30 am FRAMLEY PARSONAGE,

12.00 noon THE Thing,"

SHOW. Wednesday "Odyssey on Thursday (M "Johnny Dankworth And His (Piano)

Orchestra," and on Friday "Ted Health And His Music."

Europe,"

and "A Many Splendoured Fugue in G Minor (Bach, arr. on Tuesday "Laugh Till You by W. R. Smith). The Philadel- phia Orchestra cozd. by Cry," Eugene Ormandy, Concerto No.: To 12 in A Major (K. 410) Zart), Ingrid Haebler Pro Musica Symphony, Vienna cond. by Heinrich Hollrelser, Aroso (Bach. arr. by W. R Smith), The Philadelphia

Tony Myatt will present Or- chestra cond. by Eugene

"Sweet With A Beat" on Mon. Or- mandy. The Water Music Suite days at 10 o'clock, and Pamela

138 PROGRAMME SUMMARY. 1.32 INTERNATIONAL

ORCHESTRA.

THEATRE

2.00 SATURDAY TELEPHONE RE-

QUESTS.

3.00 YOU'R SATURDAY

WITH MUSIC.

DATE

4.00 VICTOR SILVESTER AND HIS

ORCHESTRA.