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WEEK-END RADIO PROGRAMMES

Broadcast By Z.B.W.

SATURDAY

12.30 to 2.15 pm-European pro-

gramme.

12.30 pm-London and New York stock and commodity quota- tions.

12.35 to 1 pm--Recorded music. I pm Local time and weather re-

port.

1.03 pm-Recorded music,

1.30 pm. Reuter Press Bulletins,

Rugby Press news, etc.

2.15 p.m.-Close down

+

to 7am-Chinese recorded

music.

7pm to 12 midnight-Europes

programme

1 to 7.26 p.m. Scenes de Ballet. Qp.

On 355 Metres

Selection-The Gold Diggers or

1933.

A Jazz Plano Recital by Rale da Conta

1. Tour Aces Suite (Billy Mayerl)

(d) Ace of Clubs.

(b) Ace of Diamonds.

(e) Ace of Hearts. (d)Ace of Spades,"

2 Viktoria

Medley,

and her Hussar-

A Recital by Peter Dawson

(Bas-Baritone) .:

DUMB CHILD OF 7 SPEAKS

Healing Service Incident

7-year-old girl Muriel Rose Arnold, interrupted a healing ser vice in the Church of St. Stephen. Montpellier-piace, "by crying... out and speaking the first word atie had ever uttered in her life,

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The child had been inside "the church less than an hour, and had | SATURDAY, not even been ministered to by

1. Thour Passing Herice (Sull-the priest in charge, the Rev. John

van).

1.

2. Follow me 'Ome (Ward-Higgs) 3. The Admiral's Broom (Bevan) 4. A Jovial Mrik Am I (Andran). 2.30 pm.—Close down.

52 (Glazounov) New Sym-4 to 7 pm-Chinese programme.

7 to 10.30 pm-European

gramme.

phony Orchestra.

7.20 to 7.41 p.m.-

Four Songs by Percy Hemin -

(Baritone)

1. Joggin' along the Highway

. (Samuel).

2. The Devout Lover.

ITO-

1 to 7.20 pm-Theme and Varia- tions from Suite No. 3 in a (Tehalkovsky)--London Sym- phony Orchestra. 7.20 to 7:45 pm---

Cortot

3. (2) Fairings: (b) Come, to the A Pianoforte Recital by Alfred

Fair,(Easthope-Martin)

1. Ballade in F Major (Chopin) 2. The Children's Corner Suite

(Debussy).

4. (a) Jock the Fiddler; (b) The

Ballad-Monger

Martin).

7.41 to 8 pm. ----

(Easthope-

Light Opera Selection Gipsy Love (Lebar), Vocal, Gems The Geisha (Jones) Selection-Pizates of Penzance

(Sullivan).

8. p.m.-Local time and weather re-

port.....

8.03 to 8:40 pm ---

Variety

Piano Solo-Kitten on the Keys. Vocal Duet Gee, Oh Kosh, I'm Gratefull-Sam Browne and Girl Friend. Humorous The Beefeater

Stanley Holloway. Songs-Brave Hearts,

Near and yet so far-Evelyn

Laye (Soprano). Instrumental - Underneath the

Blue Hawallan Bidles. Songs-Love, forever I adore you. In your "arms to-night-Ronald

Murgatroyd (Tenor).

Organ Solo The Clouds will son

Roll by-Quentin M. Maclean. Orchestra-Whe day is done

(Concert tscription). 8.40 to 9:13 p

Band Slections Pagliacer (Leoncavallo),

The Yeomen of the Guard (Sul-

livan).

The Evolution of Divie (Lake). Dixieland.

9.13 to 9.30 pm-

A Violin Recital by Joseph Szigeti

1. Caprice No. 24 (Variations in

A Minor) (Paganini).

2. Menuet (Debussy).

3. Tambourin Chinols (Kreister) 9.30 p.m.-Reuter Press Bulletins,

London 1' p.in. stock and com modity quotations.

9.35 p.m. to 12 midnight.--Hong Kong Hotel Dance Orchestra (by courtesy of the manage- ment),

10.30 p.m.-Reiter Press Bulletins, Rugby mid-day Press news, further London stock and com- modity quotationis,

12" midnight-Close down. Note:-There will be a relay from

the Tal-Ping Theatre from ZEK. on a frequency of 640 kilocycles from 11 pm.

SUNDAY

3.10 to 10 am-A Relay, of the Military Parade Service from St. John's Cathedral -

10 a.m.-Close down.

11 am to 12.15 p.m.-A relay of the

Service from St. John's Cathe dral.

3. Prelude No. 8-La Fille aux

cheveux de liri. (Debussy). Prelude No..3-Le vent dans la paine (Debussy). 7.45 to 8 pm-

Octets

Memories of Tschaikovsky (arr.

Sear).

Maillard. When she cried out Mr. Maillart paused in his address and asked the mother to take the child to the vestry." He went there later and ministered to her with the laying on of hancs

Second Case

This is the second case of its kind that has occurred at St Stephen within a week. Last Sunday a blind man, Mr. Frederick Jary, of Denmark-terrace, Brigh- ton, regained his sight two days. after the laying on of hands,

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A congregation of nearly 500 people gasped in wonderment when Mr. Maillard mentioned the case of the child during this afternoon's service. He said: "It has been suggested that this church will be à nine-days' won- der. The mission of the Church of Christ is not a nine-days' won- Her but an eterial one. A child of seven spoke in this church to-day for the first time in her TERMS-CASH ON DELIVERY.

La Cinquantine (Gabriel Marie), Echoes of the Ball (Willoughby). | life." 8 p.m.-Local time and weather re-

port.

A Victim of Paralysis"

8.03 to 8.45 p.m.-A relay of the lands, Kingsley-avenue, Banstead, Muriel, who lives at Summer- Organ Recital from St. John's Burrey, is suffering from paralysis Cathedral by Frederick Mason. At the conclusion of the afternoon Boloist Mra. N. Mathieson (Con-service, which lasted for 24 hours,

tralto).

Mr. Maillard said to me:

PROGRAMME

ON VIEW FROM FRIDAY THE 29TH MARCH, 1995.

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1. (a) Freludio (b) Allemanda young to understand the service

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she would be affected by the atmosphere of the church. The case is similar to one I had during

Ho lovely are they dwellings

Liddle.

··

3-Spring Song-Hollins..

my summer holidays at Dartmoor. 4-What though I trace each In this case a child 31 years old

herb and flower-Handel.

had been paralysed from birth 5-Petite Pastorale. Maurice and

was unable to speak. The Ravel.

child received my blessing, and by 6-(a) A Carol of the Nativity Christmas, was able to speak quite

Thiman

long sentences and began to find the use of its limbs."

TH

(a) Brother James Air-arr,

Gordon Jacobs! 7-(a) The Question (b) Answer

-Wolstenholme, 8-Father in Heaven.--Handel 9-(a) Vivace (b) Delicato, ma con brio. - "Water MDB.c Suite"-Handel,

8.45 to 9 pm-

Concert Waltzes

Tales from the Vienna Woods (J.

Strauss).

"Immer order Nimmer (Waldteu-

fel).

#1

to 9.13 pm

盯

A 'Cello Recital by Fabio Casals 1. Moment Musical (Schubert). 2. Le Cygne (The Bwah) (Salat

Ssens).

3. Chanson Villagecise (Popper). 4. Apres un Reve (Faure). 0.13 to 10 p.m.--

1.

9.30 p.m.-Fairy Tale Time. 9.45 pm-News and Review of the Week English on DJA and in Dutch on DJN.

10. p.m.-The Second Symphony by Anton Bruckner. Conduct- ed by Werner Richter-Reich- helm.

11. D.-A Chat about Books 11.15 p.m.--News and Review of

the Week in German on DJA and DJN. “

11.30 pm The Soil is ready for

Sowing

A Musical Literary Radio Sequence by Gret Rando- Schmalnauer,

12.15 am-News and Review of

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O VIEW FROM FRIDAY, THE 29TH MARCH, 1985.

the Week in English on DIA | TERMS CAsh on DeliverY. and in Dutch on DJN.

12.30 am-Close down DJA, DIN

RADIO MANILA

Military Band Music with Richard Crooks (Tenor) Rienzi Overture (Wagner). Songs The Star of Bethlehem. The Holy City-Richard Crooks. Ruy Blas Overture (Mendelssohn) Tancredi Overture (Rossini).. The Mill on the Rock Overture

(Rosatger, arr. Winterbottom). Bongs Only my Song (Lebar). Tell

me To-night,, -- Richard 6.30 pm-English: Informational Crooks.

Saturday

6.D.Recorded musfe,

6.10 p.m-8panish Informational

Period.

Period:

Entry of the Gladiators-March 7 pm-Filipine Songs-Guest Per-

formance-Nena Navarro, Sons of the Brave-March (Bid-7.15 Dm-Max Lazo and his

good).

Hawaiians. Can

12.15 to 2.30 pm-European record-10 to 18.30 pm Dance music,

10.30 pm Reuter Fress Bulletin

ed music.

1 p.m.-Local time and weather re- 10.35 p. Close down.

port.

Carnaval Sulle, Op. 9"(Schu-

mann) (arr. for Russian Bal let)London Symphony Or chestra

A Concert Pianoforte Solo Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 (Liszt)-Ignas Friedman

Songs I Love Thee (Grieg); Still as the Night (Bohm)--

Charles Kullman (Tenor); Bongs Twilight (Hamilton) My Little nest of Heavenly Blue

(Lehar), Marla Jeritan Violin Soles (a) Atristreid; (b) Fight of the Bumble Bee (Rimsky Low) Daude E.

BERLIN PROGRAMME

Saturday

1.p.

DIA DIN Ar

(Germ, Engl).

German Folk Song.

(Germ

Programme Forecast

Engl.),

9.15 pm-Choral Recital by the

7.30 p.m.--Pioneers of the Philip

pines

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

bo and Flip the Frog 8p.m-Educational programme, 8.15 p.m.--Rocky Mountain Hu

Billes, directed by Clyde Biggs, *8.50 p.m-Stock' quotations, S

pm-Kilm Dancing Party-Spon- sored by Borden Company. -manufacturers of Klim, and Malted Milk-Klim Orchestra, assisted by Guest Artists, pl

Berlin Teachers Choral So- 12 midnight Bign of, clety

Sunday Luncheon Musicale

9.45 pm-News In English on 1215 pm.

DJA and In Dutch on DIN.

10 pm-

tars Concerts 11.15 p.mNews in German on

DJA and DIN.

1130 p.m.-National Broadcast;--

Variety Concert

1.15 p.m

ince

Polo

17 pin-The Ca

7.16

12:15am-New in? English on 7.30%

and in Dutch on DJN

Close down DIA, DUN-8

Sunday

DIN Announceme

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Bunday-Night

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