1961-09-30 — Page 3

535 THE WHIRLYBIRDS. 6N THE NEWS 7in Cantoirs). 6.10 CANTONESE FEATURED. S 7.40 THE WEATHER FORECKIT. 7.45 "OUR MISS BROOKS.R HU 839 "YOU ASKED FOR IT." BAS "BOYD Q.C."

9.00 THE NEWS (La English 9.15 MK ADAMS & EVE 9.40 * SUNSET STRIP.".

5.10 "HAWKEYE AND THE LAST 1030 PETER GUNN,

OF THE MOHICANS."

110 LATE NIGHT FINAL:

700 ENGLISH NEWS IN BRIEF. COMMERCIAL RADIO 1530 kes 196 mtrs

7.05 NEWSREEL ROUND-UP.

PRE. FAC-

7.35 THE WEATHER FORECAST.

SILENTS PLEASE" SENTS "THE FUN TORY."

7.50

8.05

BONANZA”

9.00 THE PHIL SILVERS SHOW. 9.25 "ONE STEP BEYOND." 9.50 MICHAEL SHAYNE. 10.40 THE LAWLESS YEARS, 11.03 LATE NIGHT FINAL.

und

2.00 pm CHINESE FEATURE. 3.30 "THE LORETTA YOUNG

SHOW."

3.55 THE DENNIS O'KEEFE SHOW.

4.20 “HUDSON'S BAY.”

4.45 "THE JIMMY DEMARET

GOLF SHOW.”

5.00 "HOPALONG CASSIDY." 6.00 THE NEWS (La Cantonese).'

-

Allie Bass, Bill Fraser. 6.35 "WHAT DO YOU KNOW"

An inter-schools quiz with Question Master: Tom Cross, Introducing the first match be- tween St Pauls Co-Ed & Wah

Yan (Kowloon).

7.00 "THE TROUBLE SHOOTERS" Starring Kennean Wynn. 7.25 THE WEATHER FORECAST. 7.30 THE TAB HUNTER SHOW." 7.55 "KEYBOARD."

VOICES OF PAUL ANKA

AND HELEN SHAPIRO

Kit Masters is no stranger to listeners in Hongkong having been heard for several weeks at the beginning of the year when he was here from Singapore. Just released from the Air Force, he recently arrived from London to join the permanent staff of the station.

Ostensibly on holiday, he spent Otter, with orman Shelley es a busy three weeks with a per- Mr Toad.

table recorder Interviewing some

of the show business stars in. London. These Interviews can be

6.10 "THE ARMY GAME" Starring heard in a series of programmes starting on Monday evening. · In the first one we hear the voices of Paul Anka and Helen Shapiro. Helen is not well-known bere but she is a well-known singer in England and at the age of 14 one of the youngest singers to have records in the Top Ten. When Kit visited the Savoy to talk to Paul Anka he found the two of them discussing a song that Paul had written for Helen. They ran through it for him and kindly allowed him to record it on his portable. The perfor- mance is unique and Paul ac- companies It on the guitar. Star Talk can be heard from 8.30 to 9 on Monday evenlog.

8.10 HAWAIIAN EYE.” 9.00 THE NEWS (In English). 9.13 "EXPEDITION.”

9.45 A RANK ORGANISATION FEATURE="Against The Wind" starring Norman Wooland, Sarah Churchill.

11.15 LATE NIGHT FINAL.

Monday

5.00 pm "A TO ZOO."

5.25 CARTOONS.

5.33 "JUNGLE JIM.”

6.00 THE NEWS (In English). 6:15 "BRONCO,”

7.05 "THE RIGHT WORD" (Con-

versational English) -

Pre-

sented by Thomas Dunn. 7.35 THE WEATHER FORECAST. 7.40 THE SONG PARADE. 8.10 CHINESE CHESS.

Since the station went on the alr, Housewives' Choice (Mon- day-Saturday 9-10 am) has

been

shared between John Gunstone-now temporarily at- tached to 2GB in Sydney-and Bob Williams. Starting on Mon- day Kit Masters takes over the programme from Bob Williams for an indefinite period. Bob is your host on Lunchtime Rendez-

8.20 MOVIE MAGAZINE Intro- vous (Monday-Friday 12-2)

duced by John Bow. 8.45 "EDUCATION IN ASIA." 9.00 THE NEWS (In Cantonese). 9.15 CANTONESE FEATURE. 11.00 LATE NIGHT FINAL.

Tuesda

and also in To You Aloha (7.02 -7.30) and The Late Show. (10.15-11 pm) on Sunday.

Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows' has become one of the best loved children's books In the English language. Who- of any age--can resist the gentle charm of Mole and the rascality of Mr Toad? On Sunday after- noon at 4.30 in Teatime Theatre we can hear the first of four dramatised versions of the book. The actors who bring the charac- 6.00 THE NEWS (In Cantonese). 6.10 "THE

ters so vividly to life are headed VIKINGS" — Starring Jerome Courtland.

by Richard Goolden a perfect 6.35 "NEI HO MA" (Conversational choice-as Mole, Tony Church Cantonese) - Presented by as Badger. Deryck Guyler as Josiah Lau.

5.00 pm "TIME FOR TOTS." 5.10 BOOTS & SADDLES." 5.35 "THE ADVENTURES OF SI

LANCELOT."

7.05 "CHEZ LES DUPRE" (Conver-

sational French).

7.15 "CELEBRITY GOLF" — When

Sam Snead plays

Danny Thomas.

7.40 THE WEATHER FORECAST. 7.45 THE ANIMAL STORY. 8.15 "HIRAM HOLLIDAY." 8.35 R.C.M.P.

9.00 THE NEWS (In English). 9.15 "THE ROARING TWENTIES."

10.30 "PANIC."

not be any 10.05 THE DEPUTY.

10.35 "SUCCESS STORY." 11.10 LATE NIGHT FINAL.

Wednesday

3.00 pm

CHINESE CHILDREN'S TALENT SHOW. 5.10 ANNIE OAKLEY.” 5.35 THE THREE MUSKETEERS. 6.00 THE NEWS (In Cantonese). 6.10 "ONE HAPPY FAMILY." 6.33 "GENERAL READING"

Presented by Tom Cross.

7.03 "CHEZ LES DUPRE” (Conver-

sational French).

7.15 "THE MICHAELS IN AFRICA." 7.40 THE WEATHER FORECAST.

CONFLICT." 7.45 "WELLS FARGO."

9.00 THE NEWS (In English). 5.13 MOVIE MAGAZINE - Intro- duced by Richard Marquand. 9.45 CANTONESE FEATURE. 11.15 LATE NIGHT FINAL.

tomorrow, television viewing hours are extended, which means that there will close down between 6 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. The result of this extension is Tales of the Vikings is an ex- a bumper crop of new shows, in- citing new series made for tele. cluding a series of Educational vision by Kirk Douglas' company, Programmes which will be combining action, adventure and screened Monday through Friday, romance it is ideal 6.10 viewing It is impossible to review all and stars Jerome Courtland. It the

programmes more is followed at 6.35 by Nei Ho Ma, than twenty of them-so viewers the first of a series of рго- are advised to read the various grammes presented by Josiah programme schedules for full Lau and designed to help Euro- Information. However, here are pean viewers to obtain a basic some of the highlights.

understanding of Cantonese. Sunday at 6.10 pm it's time for A half hour sports feature. comedy with some of the leading Celebrity Golf, follows at 7:15 lights of the British Forces in The and it will present top stars of Army Game. One of the most show business in nine holes of popular of the live shows returns match play competition with. 8. at 6.35 when Tom Cross will be links champion Sam Snead. In the Question Master's chair Wednesday at 6.10 sees the for the first match, first round start of One Happy Family a of the new What Do You Know bright new comedy show, then Inter schools' quiz. The schools at 6.35 the first of the evening's taking part in the first match education programmes, General are St Pauls Co-Educational Reading. This will be presented College and Wah Yan. Callege, by Tom Cross and will be solely Kowloon. Adventure is well concerned with the set books for catered for in The Trouble- the English Language, School shooters at 7 pm, when Keenan Certificate Examination. The first Wynn and former Olymple book to be discussed will be The Decathlon champion Bob Mathias Woeden Horse by Eric Williams. star in a series with the unusual This will be followed at 7.05 by setting of big construction work. Chez Les Dupre, a series of con- Bronco, a пец hour-length verɛational French lessons whose show Starring handsome Ty aim is to provide an opportunity Hardin can be seen on Mondays of hearing simple. idiomatic at 6.15, then at 7.05 comes the French spoken by native first of the weekly Education speakers, and as an introduction programmes, called The Right to the flavour and atmosphere of Word. This series is designed French family life. To

give to teach English to beginners in viewers an opportunity of ensur- an easy and pleasant way and ing continuity of lessons one pro- presented by Thomas grame will be shown on three

consecutive evenings.

will be

Dunn.

Thursda

3.00 pm

CHILDREN'S

CHINESE STORY TINE. 3.10 SHARI LEWIS AND HER

FRIENDS.

3.33 "PONY EXPRESS." 6.00 THE NEWS (ln - Cantonese). 6.10 NATIONAL VELVET"

Starring Len Martin.

6.35 "SCIENCE IN ACTION." 7.00 "CHEZ LES DUPRE” (Conver-

sational French),

75 "THE SILENT SERVICE"

Presents "The Jack At Tokyo.” 7.40 THE WEATHER FORECAST. 7.45 THE RED SKELTON SHOW". 8.10 "JAZZ 1.S.A "

8.35 "MAN WITH A CAMERA.” 9.00 THE NEWS (In English). 9.15 “LARAMIE." 10.03 "PHILIP MARLOWE.”

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