1961-09-23 — Page 3

FEATURE.

11.15 LATE NIGHT FINAL.

Thursday

Tuesday

SADDLES

5.00 pm TIME FOR TOTS. 3.15 BOOTS &

Starring Jack Pickard. 5.40 "HUCKLEBERRY HOUND.” 6.00 CLOSE DOWN.

730 ENGLISH NEWS IN BRIEF. 7.35 THE WEATHER FORECAST. 7.40 ANIMAL STORY.

8.05 THE WORLD NEWS-(Chinese

Commentary).

8.15 HIRAM HOLIDAY.

8.15 R.C.M.P.

9.03 THE WORLD NEWS (English

Commentary).

9.15 THE ROARING

TWENTIES

Starring Rex Reason. 10.05 THE DEPUTY. 10.30

PANIC."

10.35 PEOPLE IN TROUBLE. 1.10 LATE NIGHT FINAL.

Wednesday

5.00 pm

510

CHILDREN'S

CHINESE TALENT SHOW.

ANNIE・・ OAKLEY”—S!3:Tring Gail Davis.

5.35 "THE THREE MUSKETEERS." 6.00 CLOSE DOWN.

7.30 ENGLISH NEWS IN BRIEF. 735 THE WEATHER FORECAST. 7.40 WELLS FARGO" Staring

Dale Robertsca.

8.05 THE WORLD NEWS-(Chinese

Commentary).

IN-

8.13

8.15 BEYOND OUR KEN. 8.45 INTERLUDE FOR MUSIC WITH THE TRIO LOS PARA- GUAYOS.

9.00 TED HEATH

MUSIC.

CONFLICŤ" PRESENTS "THE MONEY Starring Charles McGraw.

9.05 THE WORLD NEWS—(English

Commentary).

AND HIS

9.15 LIVING

AMONG

THE

DAYAKS

OF BORNEO

9.30 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS AND

ANNIVERSARIES.

9.35 CONSIDER YOUR VERDICT. 10.00 MUSIC TIME

Presented by Michael Page,

59 pm CHINESE

STORY TIME AR

Stedto Presentation,

5.10 SHARI

FRIENDS.

5.35 "PONYT

LEWIS

CHILDREN'S

+

R.T.V.

HER

With

EXPRESS"

Graat Sulivan. 6.00 CLOSE DOWN.

734 ENGLISH NEWS IN BEDR 735 THE WEATHER FORECAST. 7. THE RED SKELTON SHOW. 205 THE WORLD NEWS—Chinese

Commentary).

8.15 "JAZZ USA?

KIS "MAN WITH A CAMERA." 9.03 THE WORLD NEWS (English

Commentary).

9.15 "LARAMIE. 14.05 "NOT

SO

LONG AGO"- Bob Hope takes a light-hearted - look at the years 1945-1970. 11.00 LATE NIGHT FINAL.

Friday

5.00 pm SONGS FOR YOUNG FOLK-Presented by Patti

5.20 "HAWKEYE AND THE LASI

OF THE MOHICANS.” 3,25 “WHIRLFERDS.” 6.00 CLOSE DOWN,

7.30 ENGLISH NEWS IN BRIEF. 33 THE WEATHER FORECAST: 7.48 THE

AGGIE."

ADVENTUKES

OF

1.03 THE WORLD.NEWB—{Chines8

Commentary),

LIS "YOU ASKED POR IT."* BAS "BOYD Q.C.”

9.05 THE WORLD NEWS-(English

Comintatary).

9.15 “MR, ADAMS- & EVE” 9.40 SUNSET STEIP.

1939 TETER GUNN.”

An RTV Studio Presentation. ILO

LATE NIGHT FEÑALA

10.45 WALTER GEISEKING PLAYS COMMERCIAL RADIO 1530 kes 196 mtrs

MOZART.

11.00 STOP. PRESS.

THE

11.05 A DATE IN DREAMLAND. 12.00 MM: "GOD SAVE

QUEEN" Close Down.

FRANK SINATRA IN 'DOUBLE DYNAMITE

The Saturday feature this afternoon at 3.40 should have

a big appeal for all Frank Sinatra fans for in "Double

TONY BRENT ON

THE HARMONICA

Tony Brent, well-known Columbia recording star in England, America and on the Continent, was prac- tically unknown in Hongkong a week ago: During his brief stay he threw himself into a round of work in nightclubs and on the air which-re:nediad the defect ́ in record time.

Dynamite," they get the chance to see some of his himself to be a first class all takes They Made! These stories

earlier work.

The film is geared for comedy with Groucho Marx, his usual hilarious self; nor is glamour overlooked for Jane Russell is, co-starred-so if its relaxation WEATHER You're after, then a circle seat

for Saturday prove the answer.

715 NEWS SUMMARY, 7.30: MUSICAL CLOCK—Continued. 8.00 NEWS

FORECAST.

AND

4.10 BREAKFAST SESSION, 9.00 NEWS HEADLINES.

9.02 JASIN STREET.

10.00 REMEMBER THESE?

10.30 SECOND SPRING.

10.45 FRANK SINATRA. 11.00 COFFEE TIME.

11.30 TOMORROW IS MINE.

11.45 RECITAL.

12.00 Noon PROGRESSIVE

JAZZ.

12.30 pm LOCAL GOLD RATE

Serenade La Rhythm.

1.00 DIARY FOR TODAY.

1.15 NEWS AND WEATHER

PORT.

1.30 DO YOU REMEMBER? 2.00 MELODY TIME.

4.00 TEA DANCE.

4.30 CHILDREN'S CORNER. 5.00 JOHN TURNER'S FAMILY. 5.28 PROGRAMME SUMMARY, 330 TUESDAY REQUESTS. 6.00 THE PAT BOONE SHOW. 7.00 MUSIC FROM HOLLAND. 7.15 YESTERYEAR'S HITS. 7.45 REDIFFUSION

8,00 BBC NEWS.

BYLINE.

8.09 WEATHER FORECAST. 8.30 ANNOUNCEMENTS AND

TERLUDE

&15 MOVIE MAGAZINE.

8.45 PIANO PLAYTIME

Dennis Wilson.

9.00 LAUGH TILL YOU CRY.

.9.38 TODAY'S

BIRTHDAYS

ANNIVERSARIES.

Matinee should

a

The battles of Lexington, Concord and Bunker HII; the infamous Cherry Valley Massa- cres; Paul Revere's ride; Cornwallis' surrender at York Town, in fact

historical spectacle of the American Civil War can be seen in tonight's RE- Silents Please feature "America". One of the best of D. W. Griffith's epica, the cast is head. ed by Neil Hamilton, Lionel Barrymore, Caro! Dempster and Louis Wolheim.

IN-

With

AND

9.35 CONSIDER YOUR VERDICT. 19.00 THE JIM AMECHE SHOW. 11.00 STOP PRESS.

11.05 A DATE IN DREAMLAND. 12.00 Mid. "GOD

In his nightclub aćt he proved a new series entitled. The Mis-

round, entertainer, but in the are based on authentie crimes two programmes he recorded for taken from police files in which Commercial Radio he concen - one simple error served to give

on

Today rated his singing. In both the criminal away. The Mis-

2.00 pm CANTONESE FEATURE PRESENTS "I DO FOR YOU AND YOU DO FOR ME.” 3.40 SATURDAY MATINEE PRE- SENTS "DOUBLE DYNAMITE" -Starring Frank Sinatra, Jane Russell and Groucho Marx. 5.00 CHILDREN'S HOUR,

FEATHER FALLS. 3.15 THE BENGAL LANCERS. 5.35 UNION PACIFIC. 6.00 CLOSE DOWN.

FOUR

7.00 ENGLISH NEWS IN BRIEF. 7.05 NEWSREEL ROUND-UP. 7.35 THE WEATHER FORECAST.

оп

of his fifteen minute shows he takes They Made' can be heard included

one number the at 9.30. harmonica. These were 'happy sessions' and the first can be heard at 7.45 on Tuesday evening.

He is accompanied by a quar- tet consisting of Junior Carpio drums, Tom Carpio guitar and 11:30 am Vic Ignatio bass, with Nick Demuth at the piano.

The popularity of Mark Twain's book The Adventures

of Tom Sawyer' is not confined to children. Adults can re-

7.40 SILENTS PLEASE PRESENTS capture the pleasures of their

“AMERICA."

8.05 BONANZA.

9.00 THE PHIL SILVERS SHOW. 9.25 ONE STEP BEYOND. 9.30 MICHAEL 5HAYNE. 10.40 THE LAWLESS YEARS.

Close Down,

Sunda

Valley of Eagles, the Sunday 11.03 LATE NIGHT FINAL— feature film, Is the gripping story of a Stockholm research but scientist, whore attractive neglected young wife disappears with his assistant, taking with them the essential component parts of a newly developed electronic apparatus. Through the far North and Sweden to

desolate across

sub-Arctic wastes the couple pursue their hazardous Journey. closely followed by the scientist and a who of

SAVE THE Swedish

QUEEN"-Close Down.

Wednesday

7.00 am MUSICAL CLOCK.

213 NEWS SUMMARY.

8.00 NEWS

AND - WEATHER

police inspector enlist the aid of

a band Laplanders to assist them track down their quarry.

Jack Warner, Nadia Gray and John McCallum are the stars of this exciting and unusual story. The Roaring Twenties a new series set in the New York of the flaming 1920's comes into 720 MUSICAL CLOCK-Continued. the 9.15 spot on Tuesday and

tells

of two the story

young men who know the city as only a pair of two-fisted newspaper- REQUESTS— men can know a town and its by Maureen Sey- people. Donald May and Rex Reason star as the newspaper- men with Gary Vinson as a cub reporter. Dorothy Provine, a bubbly blonde with enough energy to light up a

FORECAST. 8.10 BREAKFAST SESSION, 9.00 NEWS HEADLINES. 9.03. MORNING MATINEE. 10.00 HOSPITAL

Presented

mour.

10.30 SECOND SPRING.

10.43 PROGRAMME SUMMARY,

18.45 JERRY VALE.

11.00 COFFEE TIME.

11.30 TOMORROW IS MINE.

11.45 RECITAL.

town on

12.00 Noon SING SOMETHING her own. plays night club

12.30

und

GOLD

BATE attraction

SIMPLE (Repeat).

LOCAL Johnny Dankworth And Orchestra (Repeat).

100 DIARY FOR TODAY.

113 NEWS AND WEATHER

РОКТ.

1.30 DOES THE

(Repeat).

Delaware Pinkham, His whose numbers at The Charls- ton Club are one of the features of the show. The Roaring 20's promises something new and

RE-

DENNIS

2.00 pm CANTONESE 3.30 "PAN AMERICAN

TIME." 3.35 THE

SHOW." 4.20 HUDSON'S BAY." 4.45 THE

JIMMY GOLF

Today

SOUTH BORDER.

OF

THE

12.00 Noon LUNCHTIME RENDEZ-

vots.

youth

evening on Wednesday when Dick Halvorsen can be heard in a radio adaptation of the book by Nick Demuth, Dick —Who recently joined the per- manent staff from Honolulu-is The assisted by Bob Williams. first episode in ‘A Day in the Life of Tom Sawyer' can be heard at 8.30.

The fourth and final pro- gramme in the series 'The Vir- FEATURE. tuosity of Cham-Ber Huang'

SHOW-

takes the air on Monday evening O'KEEFE at 8.30. In previous programmes he played harmonica and

his DEMARET melodica with

harmonica SHOW" - Features orchestra and also with Mogens Trouble Shots."

Allegaard, the accordeonist. This 3.00 "HOPALONG CASSIDY."

the 6.00 CLOSE DOWN.

programme originates from studios and includes Vivaldi's Sonata in C, two extracts from Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake and Bome short pieces by J.S. Bach. Cham-Ber Huang is accompanied at the piano by Eric Smith and the programme is presented by Hohner.

7.30 ENGLISH NEWS IN BRIEF, 1.35 THE WEATHER FORECAST. 7.40 THE TAB HUNTER SHOW. 8.05 THE WORLD NEWS (Chinese

Commentary).

1.15 "HAWAIIAN EYE."

9.05 THE WORLD NEWS—(English

Commentary)

9.15 "EXPEDITION."

9.45 A RANK ORGANISATION To mark the opening of Den- FEATURE "Valley of Eagles." tal Health Week, the Radio Den- 1115 LATE NIGHT FINAL

Monday

3.00 pm A TO Z00. 3.25 CARTOONS. 5.35 “JUNGLE JIM” 6.00 CLOSE DOWN.

that gives a talk entitled 'A Short History of Dentistry after the News Headlines at 9 on Sunday evening. He can also be heard in Mary Collin's programme 'For the Ladies' (34) on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday talking about care and cleaning of the teeth and the problems that can Brise when children are taken to the dentist

7.30 ENGLISH NEWS IN BRIEF. 735 THE WEATHER FORECAST. Monday's 'For the Ladies' also 7.40 THE SONG PARADE-Istro- Includes comments and a com-

duced by John Bow.

Show 8.05 THE WORLD NEWS (Chinese mentary on the Fashion

Commentary),

which took place aboard the a..

Kuala Lumpur" on Friday. ·

Saturday's 'Murder at Mid- night' is replaced by the first of

8.15 CHINESE TEAM THINK- entertaining set as it is in the lively days of flappers and speakeasles.

2.00 MELODY TIME.

3.00 JASIN STREET.

CHESS-Presented by Lee Chee Hoi. 8.25 *MOVIE

"MAGAZINE”— Introduced by John Bow.

1.15 pm NEWS RELAY FROM RADIO HONGKONG AND WEATHER REPORT.

130 LUNCHTIME RENDEZVOUS

-Coat

2.00 BIRELEY'S OPEN HOUSE. 4.00 CONTINENTAL EXCORES. 4.39 MUSIC FROM SCHWEPPES

CONCERT HALL

6.00 NEWS RELAY FROM RADIO

HONGKONG.

6.18 MAN ABOUT TOWN—Mark

Murphy.

6.30 A BRITISH INTERLUDE. 6.58 NEWS HEADLINES. 2.00 JOHN WALLACE

WITH

DIAMOND TIME. 2.00 NEWS RELAY FROM RADIO HONGKONG AND WEATHER REPORT.

1.15 VOICES IN MODERN. 130 "THR MISTAKES THEY MADE—EDisode 1 'Crime Re-

porter. 9.00 NEWS HEADLINES

Serenade.

AND

String

SPORTS

9.30 HOBBIES

NEWS. 10.00 NEWS RELAY FROM RADIO HONGKONG AND WEATHER REPORT.

18.15 6 POINT BAND SHOW. ILO BBC RADIO NEWSEZEL. ILIS $ POINT BAND SHOW-

Cont

12.00 Midnight NEWS HEADLINES, WEATHER REPORT - Closs downl

Sunday

Ath

7.00 am MUSIC FOR SAENG

UP. 9.00 - NEWS RELAY FROM RADIO HONGKONG AND WEATHER REPORT.

9.15 THE VOICE OF. CELESTE

KODRIGUES.

930 SUNDAY VARIETY. 10.00 "YOCKS FOR THE ASKING”. LB PIANO INTERLUDE. 1115 SUNDAY STEINGS. 1145 ORGAN RECITAL-By Albert

Schweitzer. 12.00 Noon YOUR TEN, MINUTE

MUSICAL.

RELAY FROM pm NEWS RADIO HONGKONG AND WEATHER REPORT. 139 YOUR TEN MINUTE MUSI-

CAL Cont

1.15

1.15 PROMENADE.

✓

3,45 DANCE MUSIC—From Band-

stand Seven.

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