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1-215 pm Suropean Programme 1-p.m. Local Time and Weather

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1.03 p.m. Recorded Music

1.30 p.m., Reuter Press Bulletins.

Rugby Press News, etc.

2.15 Close down

DANCE MUSIC TO-NIGHT 4-7 pm, Chinese Programme 7-11.30 p.m. European

me

Program-

7pm, London and New York Stock and Commodity Quota- tions.

7.05-7.22 p.m., Lyric Sulte (Grieg,

Op: 54

Royal Albert

Hall 10 hestra condicted by Sir Landon Ronald 1-Shepherd Boj.

2-Norwegian Rustic March 3--Nocturne

4-March of the Dwarfs 8.22-7.40 p.m., Old and New (A Potpourri of Popular Melod- Kerman Finck) les) (arr)

played by Herman Finck and His Orchestra

FL

8 p.m., Local Time and Weather

3rd. Movement — The Young Prince and the Young Prin

cess.

4th Movement-(a) Festival of Bagdad; (b) The Sea; (a) The Vessel is. Wrecked.

;?.

A Concert Song-Standchen, Op. 17, No. 2

(Strauss).

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Song Morgen, Op. 27, No. 3 (Strauss) - Elisabeth Schu- mann (Boprano). Wolh Solo-Le Co D'or

-Hymn to the Sun (Rimsky- Korzakow)....

Violin Sal...Thais--Meditation

(Massonet)—Mischa Fiman. Song-Don Juan's Serenade, Op.

38, No. 1 (Tchalkovsky). Song--The Erl King (Schubert) --Peter Dawso (Bass-Hari- tone).

Pianoforte Solo-Fantaisie-Im-

promptu (Chopin, Op. 66); Fanoforte to Solo-Caprice (Sant-Saens)-Harold Bauer.,

Hungarian Dance

No.

5

Dance

No. .8

Francisco

(Brahms) - Sau

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8 pm, Local Time and Weather

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......Jesse Crawford Chorus Billy Merson Memories ......Billy Merson and Chorus Instrumental-Oh! Rosalita Instrumental-Hawaiian

“are Gleaming

Stars Linn Mil-

ford and his Hawallan Play-

ers

Symphony Orchestra directed by Alfred Heriz.

Summer Night on the

(Delius)-Sir

Thomas

9.30-9.47 p.m.-Cockaigne Concert Overture, Op. 40 (Mgar)--The

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Celeste Octet. Second Movement from "Sym-. phone Pathétique" (Tschal- kowsky).

Memories of Tschaikowsky (aff.

Sear).

10 p.m.-Reuter Press Bulletins, 10.05 p.m.-Close Down,

DAVENTRY PROGRAMME

Saturday

7 p.m., Time Signal from Big Ben. The Northern Studiq Orches- tra, from a Manchester studio 8 p.m. Time Signal from Green- wich. The Commodore. Grand Orchestra, directed by Joseph Muscant. relayed from the Commodore Theatre, Hammer- smith, London.

9-9.30 p.m., A recital of gramo

phone records

"

Sunday

7.30 p.m., Time Signal from Big Ben..The Bridgewater, Quin- tet: Mette Methustus

-03)

prano). (Time · Signal from (Greenwich at 12.00).

River ( 8.30 p.m. A recital by Carl Fried-

burg

Bee-

cham and the Royal Philhar-9-9.30 p.m. The Belfast Wireless monic Orchestra.

Molly on the Shore (Grainger) Shepherd's Hey (Grainger)— Royal Opera Orchestra, Covent Garden.

2

Hungarian Rhapsody, No. ** (liszt) — Philadelphia Sym- phony Orchestra conducted by Leople Stokowski.

Light Opera

Orchestra, from a Belfast atu- dlo

BERLIN PROGRAMME

Saturday

p.m.. Dja Announcement (Ger- man, English)

German Folk Song Programme-Forecast (German,

English)

Vocal Gema-Florodora (Stuart) | 9.15 p.m. Return to a Small Town,

Piano Solo-Life is just a Bowl Hvan) The Band of

of Cherries

Plano Solo Sleepytime Down Carroll Gibbons

South with his Boy Friends Vocal Duet-All of a sudden Vocal Duet-We just couldn't Say Goodbye... Chick Endor and Charlie Farrell' 833-350 pm A Violin Recital by

Fritz Kreisler K 1-Thais Meditation (Massenet) 2-Tambourin Chinois (Kreis-

jer, Op. 3)

3-Gypsy Caprice (Kreisler)

4 Shepherd's Madrigal (Kreis- - ler)

| 3.50-9 p.m., Vocal Gems

Mercenary Mary (Youmans)

Columbia Gem Chorus Rose-Maric

Company

Light Opera

9-11.30 p.m., A relay of the Hong Orchestra Kong Hotel Dance from the Hong Kong Hotel Roof Garden (by courtesy of the Management) ·

LOCAL MAPS 9.30 pm, Reuter Press Bulletins,

Peak District,

Kowloon,

Victoria,

New Territories.

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London 1 p.m., Stock and Com- modity Quotations.

10.30 p.m. Reuter Press Bulletins, Rugby Mid-day Press Nesw,

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--Light Opera Company. Selection-Trial by Jary (Sul- H.M. Coldstream Guards. Selection The Sorcerer. (Sul- Livan)-The Band of HM. Coldstream Guards.

- Vocal Gems-The Maid of the Mountains-Light Opera Com-

cpany.

: Selection Dorothy (Cellfer)- The Band of H.M. Coldstream Guards. 4-7p.m-Chinese Programme. 7-10 p.m.-European Programme. 7-7.30 pm.-Dance Muste.

Fox-Trot-In other words, we're

Through.

This litle piggie went to market.

-Goodbye Again.

Little you know:

Waltz Hold your man." Fox-Tro-Under a Blanker of

Blue.

Tango

The Boulevard Broken Dreams. Paso-doble-Ballerina.

of

text by K R. Neubert 9.45 p.m. News Bulletin (English) 10 p.m., Operetta Melodies"

Siegfried Schultz' Orchestra 11 p.m.. Topical Talk 11.15 p.m., News Bulletin (German) 11.30 p.m., An Evening in a VII-

lage. The Kardosch Bingers 12.15 a.m.. News Bulletin (English) 12,30 am, Dia close down (Ger-

man, English)-

Bunday

Instructions from

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ON

SATURDAY,

SEPT., 8, 1934

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THE EFFECTS OF THE LATE MR. KNOPP

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Programme-Forecast (German.

English)

Highlights of the Week's Pro- THRMS:-Cash on Delivrey.

gramme

9.15 p.m.. Something for Bunday

Evening

9.30 p.m., Fairy Tale Time

9.45 p.m., News Bulletin and Re-

view of the Week (English)

10 p.m., Helayed from Berlin:

Dear Old Home Country

LAMMERT · BROS.

AUCTIONEERS

11 p.m., Selections from the Poetry PUBLIC AUCTION

of Eduard Moricke

Walt The Show is Over.

11.15 p.m., News Bulletin and Re- 7.30-7:47 pm Organ Solos.

View of the Week (German) Introduction and Finale (from 11.30 p.m., Dance Music

Bonata on 4th Psalm") | 12.15 am, News Bulletin and Re- (Reuske). D. Cunningham. view of the Week (English)

Fantaste The Storm (Lem-12.30 am, "Dia, close down (Ger- mens)--Harry Goss-custard.

further London London Stock | 747-8 p.m.-Choral Items.

and

Commodity Quotations,

followed by New York Open- ing Quotations.

11.30 p.m., Close 'Down

SUNDAY:

8.15-10 am-A Relay of the Mil- tary Parade Service from St. John's Cathedral.

Order of Service

Voluntary Blessed be the God and Father (Wesley), Hymn "Guide Me" Prayers

Venite

Lesson-St. Matthew VII, verses

1-5.

Benedictus!

Creed, Prayers.

Hymn Rock of Ages.". Address. He should come again" by the Rev. H.C. Davies MC. MA, C. F. Hymn "Stand up for Jesus." National Anthem.

Benediction.

Voluntary Judex (Gounod),

10 am Close Dow

11-12.15 pm-A Relay of the Ber- vice from St. John't Oathe- dral

12.15-2.30 pm European Record-

ed Music,

1 p.m-Local Time and Weather

Report

“Bchcherezade” Suite Sym- phonique (Rimsky-Korsakow) -Philadelphia Symphony Or* chestra conducted py Leopold Biokowaki

Ist Movement The Bea and thể

Vessel of Sinbad,

The Boatmen (Herris).

The Three Ravens (arr. Ken- nedy Scott)-John Closs and

...

man, English)

RADIO MANILA

Saturday

the Cathedral Male Voice 8 p.m., Remote Control Program- Quartet,

me from Lyric Music House Brigg Fair (arr, Grainger). 6.10 pm, Span.sh Informational Coventy Carol (Traditional)—

Period ---Oriana Madrigal Society.

8 p.m.-Local Time "and Weather

Report.

8.03-8.20 p.m.-Somate in A-Dur,

Op. 100 No. 2 (Brahms)--Adolf Busch-Rudolf Serkin.

6.30 p.m., English Informational

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TO SELL BT.

PUBLIC AUCTION

ON

MONDAY, SEPT. 10, 1934

Ar 12 O'CLOCK NOON

AT THEIR SALES ROOM, No. 4, DUDDELL STREET. 7 p.m., "Remote Control”. 7.15 p.m. Novelty, Sketch 7.30 p.m.. Bongs of the PhilippinesT THE GARAGE OF THE BLUE. ONE"WHITE” MOTOR LORRY—

-Elsa Oria, soprano

7.45 p.m., Air Giggles-Koko, Bim- TAXICABḤ, LTD, NATHAN 1st Movement-Allegro amabile. bo and Flip the Frog

ROAD, KOWLOON." 2nd Movement-Andante tran-8 p.m., Requests

quilio-Vivace.

8.15 p.m., Educational Programma

3rd Movement Allegretto gra-University of the Fallippines

zloso-quaki andante.

8.20-9 p.m.-Symphony. No, & in E Minor (from "The New World") Dvorak) played by Bir Hamilton Harty and the Halle Orchestra.

1st Movement-Adagio—-Allegro

Molto.

· 2nd Movement-Largo, "3rd Movement Scherzo · ''4th. Movement Finale-Allegro

con Fuoco

8.30 p.m., Borongan Night'

8.50 p.m., Stock Quotations

9 p.m., Klim Dancing Party-

Sponsored by Borden Co.

and

* manufacturers of Klim

-Malted Milk-KZRM Orchestra

and Guest Artistä."

12 midnight, Bign Off

Sunday

12.15 p.m., Luncheon Musicale 1.15 p.m. Bign Of

3 p.m., Studio Music 9-0.30 pm-From the Studio.

"Hall Hours with Great Com-30 pm, Tea Dance Muste

4 p.m., Spanish Hour posers"Mozart.

Singer--Mrs. J. Anderson Miller 6 pm, Luneta Band Concert

(Soprano),

Phil. Constabulary Band A

At the Plano Lieut. CoL C. H7 p.m. The Catholic Hour

Kubne, D.8.0.

Programme.

Air, Grant, O Love Marriage

of -Figaro."

7.15 pm, Studio Recital-Henry

Mueller; and Lorine" Nash 745 p.m., Phico Radio Hour H. E. "Heacock and Co-Philco Sym-

phony Orchestra

Recit Now at last comes the 8 pm, Anti-Usury Talks

moment

Air-Of, come do not delay.

Sonata No. 8, K. 283,

Air-You who have knowledge.

2nd Movement The Tale of |___Air—1 forget what I am, what

Prince Kalender."

I'm doing.

815 p.m., Sacred Music TER

8.30 p.m.,-Special Programme--

honour of Benator Sergio, mena ** conmemorating birthday

9.30 p.m., Symphony Night

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