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WEEK-END RADIO PROGRAMMES

Broadcast By Z.B.W: On 355 Metres

1-2.15 pm, European Programme

1 p.m. Local Time and Weather

Report

1.03 p.m., Recorded Programme 1.30 p.m., Reuter Press Bulletins.

Rugby Press News, etc. RECORDED PROGRAMME Orchestral Cherkess Drumbeat

(Machta) Orchestra-84th March, Op. 125 (Komzar) Salon Orches- tra

2

ין

Song-Serenade (Toselli) Song-Ay, Ay, Ay (Spanish

Serenade)

Pepe Romeu (Temon) OrchestrA Night at the Fun- garia........Colombo and his Tzigane Orchestra Orchestra-Asleep in my Heart

(Tunbridge) Orchestra-Tryin'

(May)

De Groot and his Orchestra Song-When Chapel Bells were

Ringing Song-For the Sake of Day's

Gone by

Roland Oliver

(Tenor)

Quartette ---Funiculi,

(Denza)

Funicula

Quartette-Watermelon Fete

International Novelty

tette

Orchestra-Cserebogar

Quar-

(Highal-

yi)

Orchestra-Czardas (1803)

Kocze Ontal Ciganyzenekara Orchestra--Fairy Tale (Heykens) Orchestra-Play of Butterfiles (Heykens). Albert Bandier and His Orchestra Crchestra-Sleepy Valley Orchestra--Bitter Sweet Waltz Coward) : De Groot and his Orchestra Plano Duet-Good-night Vienna

Medley Plano Duet Sunshine Susie- Medley... Rale da Costa and Harry Jacobs 2.15 pm, Close down

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DANCE MUSIC TO-NIGHT

4-7 p.m. Chinese. Programme 7-11.30 p.m., European Programme 7 p.m., London and New York and

Commodity Quotations. 7.05-7.22 pm, Four Ways Sulte

(Coates)

Regal Cinema Orchestra conducted by Eman- uel Starkey 1-Northwards (March) 2-Southwards (Valse) 3-Eastwards (Eastern Dance)

-Westwards (Rhythm)

7.22-8 p.m., Variety

Vocal Duet-I Like to go back

in the Evening Vocal Duet-Lazybones

***... Lay-

tan and Johnstone Plano Bolos-Say it with Music -Medley Rale da Costa Bong-It's only a Paper Moon Song-This is Romance ... Conrad Thibault (Baritone) Instrumental-Lonesome with-

out my Baby

Master's Hawaiians

Vocal Gems-Mercenary Mary

.......Columbia Vocal Gem

Chorus

Plano Duet-Ain't

Dainty

SUNDAY

10.30-11.30 8.7.-A Relay of the Service from the Union Church

Order of Servich Missionary "Bunday.

Voluntary. Hymn-The Courts of the Lord." Invocation and Lord's Prayer. Hymn "The Mercy of God." Scripture Reading.

Hymn Whom Oceans Part." Prayer.

Hymn "These Things shall be." Address Miss K Blackman. Offertory on behalf of the New

Terrotaries.

Evangelisation Society. Offertory Prayer. Hymn-"The City of God." National Anthem Benediction.

Recorded 11.30-12 noon.--Chinese

Music. 12-12.45 pm-A Relay »of the Ser- vice from the Hop Yat Church (Chinese).

1248-2.30 p.m.-European Record-

ed Programme,

1 p.m.-Local Time and Weather

Report.

Orchestral

Choral Prelude—"Aus' der Tiefe Rule Ich" (Out of the Deep 1 call to thee) (Bach)-Leopold Stokowski and the Philadel

phia Orchestra. Toccata and Fugue (Bach)--- Philadelphis Symphony Or- chestra conducted by Leopold Stokowski.

Hungarian Rhapsody No. 1. (Liszt)---Philadelphia "Sym- phony Orchestra conducted by Leopold Stokowski, Song--The Doll's Song (Tales of Hoffmann")' (Offenbach). Song-Wine, Women and Song

(Strauss)-Mavis Bennett (So-; prano),

Violin Solo--Sonata in A Major

(Handel) Isolde Menges.

(d) The Snow. 3. Spring-

4. Summer.com

(a) Waltz of the Cornflowers

and Poppies.

(b) Barcarelle.

(c) Variation.

(d) Coda

9-9.13 pmA Recital" by

i

Suddaby (Soprano),

Elste

1. Nymphs and Sheperds (Pur-

cell).

2. My Mother bids me bind my

Hair (Haydn).

3. The Almond Tree, (Schumann) 4 The Mocking Falry (Beely). 9.13-9.30 p.m.-Hungarian Fantasia

(Liszt) played by Arthur de the Greef (Pianoforte) and Royal Albert Hall Orchestra bonducted by Sir Landon Roriald.

9.30-10 p.m.-From the studio.

A Recital of Russian Songs" by

Seraphim Strelkoff Baritone).

Programme

(Russlan

1. When the King went forth to

War-Kenneman,

2. Midnight Review Glinka.

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KOWLOON.

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEBOLD

FURNITURE.

Comprising:--

Teak Eatstands, Chesterfield

3. The Two Grenadiers-Schu- Coach and Chairs 1 eak Dining Table, Teak sideboard, Teak Chairs, Teak

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4. A Russian Love Song-Ma-Bedstead, Teak Wardrobes, with Glass Door), Joak Chest of Drawers, Teak Dressing Tables, Pictures, Brass. Ornament, Glass Ware, Curtais, Car- pets, Gramophones, Crockery, etc.,

5. Coachman's lernickoff,

Song

Baka-

6. The Volga Boatmen's Bợng. 7. The ·Pedler-Russian Folk

Song. Accompanied at the Plano by

Mrs. Nura Kanis.

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

DAVENTRY PROGRAMME

Saturday

وز

etc., atc.

also

Several Pieces of Blackwood Ware.

Or View From TUESDAY, THE 161 OCTOBER, 1834.

DELIVERY..

LAMMERT BROS,

3.15 p.m.-Time Bignal from Big.

Ben. Empire Celebrity pro- | TERMS —CASH ON gramme (gramophone records). 3.30 p.m.-Living Dangerously, a

talk. 3.45 p.m.--Light Orchestras, a pro- gramme of gramophone re- cords.

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4.10 p.m.-Pipe Music recital, (Time Signal from Greenwich at 8.15 a.m.)

Song-The Exl King (Schubert). 4.30 p.m.-Cinema Organ recital. Song--Don Juan's Serenade Op. 5-5.15 p.m.--News Bulleto.

38, No. 1 (Tschaikovsky)- Peter Dawson (Bass-Baritone). Pianoforte Solo-Minuetto from

Suite (J. Buk, Op. 21). „ Pianoforte Solo Berceuse

(Chopin)-Ignaz Friedman. Orchestral Selections from..

فرید

Light Operas.

The Beggar Student (Millocker) -Marek Weber and His Or- chestra.

Princess Ide (Sullivan)-New

Light Symphony Orchestra.

Sunday

3.15 pm-Time Signal from Big Ben. Organ music, & program-

•

me of gramophone records. 3.30 p.m. Surprise item.

AUCTIONEERS.

RADIO MANILA Saturday

6.00 p.m. Sunset Dance Program

me from Lyric Muse House." 6.10 p.m.-Spanish Informațional

Period.

6.30 p.m.-English

Period.

Informational

....

7.00 p.m.-Remote Control,

de Tagle, tenor; Lutgardo Lo- pez, baritone; and Carmen Ro- cha, soprano.

3.45 pm A violoncello" recital by 745 pm.-Les Adventureros J. P.

-Douglas Cameron.

Bignal from 4.15 p.m. Time

Greenwich. A religious service, relayed from St. Columba's Presbyterian Church, Com-

bridge.

7.45 p.m. Alr Giggles-Koko, Bim-

bo and Flip the Frog. 8.00 pm-Requests.

Chu Chin Chow (Norton)-The 5.0-5.15 p.m.-A summary of the 8.15 p.m.-Educational Programme

London Palldium Orchestra.

Choruses."

Melodies of Robert Burns-Light || | -

"Opera Company.

week's news."

BERLIN PROGRAMME

Saturday

Announcement

- DJA (Gorm, Engl.) German Folk Song.

Programme-Forecast (German,

English).

There is a Tavern in the Town (Traditional).--(a) Vive la Compagnie; (b) When Johnny

Comes Marching Home (Tradi- 9 p.m. tional) Harold Williams and the BBC. Male Chorus. Hermann Lohr-Vocal. Gems- Columbla Light Opera Com- Dany. 4-7 pm Chinese Programme.“ She the 7-10 pan.--European Programme.

7-7.30 p.m.-Dance Music.

Fox-Trot-My Song goes round,

the World. Fox-Trot-Bong without Words. .Fox-Trot-Night Owl

Fox-Tro-It's only a

Moon.

Plano Duet-1 want a Fair and Square Man ... Carroll' Gib- hons and John W. Green

8 pm Local Time and Weather

Report

8.03-8.28 p.m., Song Memories

Old Friends Potpourri

Herman Finck

(arr. Tom

Jones and his Orchestrs": Let's have a Chorus Colum-

bla Vocal Gem Company Contrasts-Potpourri of Famous Melodies...Marek Weber and his Orchestr

8.38-9 pm., A Concert

Song-Pretty

(Bishop) Bong-Down

Mocking

Way

Vauxhall

Paper

9.15 pm-4 Merry Musical Mis- cellany about Animals of AM Borts. Compositions by Erwin Dressel. Lotte Luckwald (Sop- rano), Erwin Hartung (Tenor) 9.45 p.m.-News Bulletin (English) 10 p.m.-Topical Taik 10.15 pmThe Berlin Philharmo-

nic Orchestra Conducted by Werner Richter-Reichheim 11.15 p.m.-News Bulletin

man) 11.30 p.m.-"Mother. Earth."

Poetical and Musical Sequence. Manuscript by Keri Baade!! Music by Walter Jentsch. *- 12.15 am-News. Bulletin (English) Waltz-It's Time to say Good- | 12.30 a.m--DJA close down fĢer-

night..

Tango The Boulevard of Broken

Dreams'

Paso Doble-Ballerina, Fox-Trot-Everything I have is

Yours.

Fox-Trot-Bing A

Down Tune.

Little Low { -

Bird 7.30.8 p.m.- Relay of the Organ Recital from the Union Church by Mr. G. E. Longyear,

Programms

(Oliver). Mavis Bennett (Soprano)

Planoforte Solo-Au Bord D'Nne

Source (sze)

Planoforte Solo-Study in F

Minor (Llaza)

Eplemon Song-Had & Horse (Kerbay) Bong-Shepherd, Bee thy Horse's Foaming «Mens: (Korby) “.. Keith Fulkrier. (Baritone) Villa Folo÷Slavonic Dance No.

3 in G. Major (Dorak-Kreis-

Violin Bolo-Indian Lament (Dvorak-Kreiser) Fritz Kreis-

ler 9-11.30′p.m., "A relto of "the

Hong

Kong Hotel Dance Orchestra from the Hong Kong Hotel Grill Room (by courtesy of the Management)

9.30 nm Reuter Press Bulletins, London 1 p.m. Stock and Com- modity Quotations « |10:30 pmz #euter Press Bulletins,

Rugby Mid-day Pro

11:30 p.m., Close down.

1. Andanting—“Lemare.

2. Chorale-Handel.

3. Meditation-Duncan..

4. Chorale Handel,

5. Vesper-Menl

6. Predule Duncan.

8 pm-Local Time and Weather

Report.

8.03-8.36 pm Octet 19 E Flat

Major, Op. 20 (Mendelsohn) "International String citet. 1st Movement-Allegro moderato

ma con fuoco.

2nd Movement –Andante.. 3rd Movement Scherzo Alleg

leggieríasimo.

man, English)

...... Sundaj

-—Univ. of the Philippizes. 8.30 p.m.-Studio "Presentation--- Elena Zaide, plantat; and Pr- mitiva, Ruiz, soprano..

8.50 p.m.-Stock quotations, 200 9.00 .m.-Klim Dancing Party- Sponsored by Borden Com- pany, manufacturers of Klim and Malted; Milk-KZRM "Or- chestra and Guest Artists. 12:00 Midnight-Bign Of.

Sunder

12.15 p.m-Luncheon Musicale. 1,15 pm-Sign Off 3:00 pm--Studio Music. 1.00 p.m.--Spanish Hour. 4.30 pm--Tea Dance Musis, 6:00 pm-Luneta Band "Consert

Phil Constabulary Bind. 4.00 pm-The Catholic Hour.

Recital-Henry 7.10 p.m.-Studio (Ger

Mueller, baritone; and Lorine Nash, planist. 7.45 gm Philco Radio Hour

E Heacock and Co-Philico Symphony Orchestra, 8.00 pm-Anti-Usury Talk 8.16 p.m. Sacred Music,

9 DEL DIA Announcement.

(Germ... Engl.)

German Folk Song

8.30 p.m-Bong Recital---Joseûna

Lachice

3.45 pm Bisque Presentation 9.00 pan Watcome Bourist - Pra..

gramme for passengers Tuoard the Dollar 83 President," John-

son.

Programme-Forecast (German,15 pm-Symphony Night

English)

Highlights of the Week's Pro-

gramme,

9.15 pm-8omething for Sunday

Evening

9.30 pm Short Elay for Young-

People

0.45 pm-News Bulletin and Re

view of the Week (English) 10 pm-Relayed from Stuttgut:

A Musical Festival by Swabian Artistes. The Wendling Quar tet, the sluttgart Radio Of chestra, and as Bololat: Mar- garete Teschenmacher (Bop- 4th Movement-Fresto. 6.38-9 p.m.--The Season's Ballet 11.15.m.-News Bulletin, and Re

(Clazounor, Op. 63)—Alexandre view of the Week' (German) Glazounov and Orchestra 11-19-Golden Abangle: A LWinter Introduction.

Talk about German Wine 2. Winter-

13.15 am New Bulletin and Re- Mdw of the Week Wingfish P 12.30 a.m.-DJA close down (Ger-

bman. Engilia).

(a): "77le Frost.

(b) The Ice.? (c) The Fall.

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