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corded programme.

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Tangoland.

Menuett No. 1 (Paderewski),

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Four Songs by Jeanette MacDonald (Soprano)

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(Lebar).

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7.43 to 8 pm

Vocal Gems

Drinks all Round,

Harry Lauder (arr. Byng).

8 pm-Local time and weather

report

ነነ From the Studio 2.03 to 3.25 pm-

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"A Talk on "New Zealand's Rugby and General Sports" by S. I Gudsell

8.25 to 8.30 p.m.-"The Big Broad-

cast of 1938" Selection.

8.30 to 9.20 p.m.-- 1.

A Variety Programme Plano Solos Top Hat Medley.--

Vivian Ella, Vocal-Melody

Trumpa - The

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Louisiana

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Rosing. Orebestra-The Phantom of a

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9.20 to 9.30 p.m.The Golden

"Valse" (arr. Winter). 9.30 to 9.46 pm Relay of the Daventry News Bulletin (Copy-

right by Router)... 9.45 p.m. to 12 midnight.-A Relay of the Hong Kong Hotel Dance Orchestra.

10 p.m.-Big Ben: Reuter Press

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12 midnight-Close down. NOTE-There will be a relay from

Pianoforte Soio.-Le Parc D'At- tractions (Blancafort) R1- cardo Vines, songo Del Mio Amato Ben

̈(Donaudy); Song--Pialstr D'Amour (Mar- tin!)---Tite Schipa (Tenor). " "Octet in Mat Major, Op. 20"

(Mendelssohn).

Marck. Weber and his Orchestra.

A Walk Dream Potpourri

(Strauss, arr. Dostal), Blumenlied, Op. 39 (Lange, art.

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Luna Waltz (Lincke). Mighty Lak: a Rose (Nevin), Entry of the Spring, Flowers

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You shall be the King of my

heart (Stolz).

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gramme.

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7.45-8 pula pasi

A Violin Recital by Mastwe Yehudi Mœanhin.

1. Hungarian Dance No. 8 in B

flat Major (Brahms).

2. Spanish Dance. Op, 22: (Saras

ate).

3. Minstrels (Debussy); Fight of. the Bumble-Bee (Rimsky-" Korsakov),

4. Dance Espagnole ("La Vida

Brevet) (Kreisler).

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8 pm Local Time and Weather

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8.10-8.30 pm

The Lener String Quartet. Alt from Bufte in D Transcrip-

tion (Bach).

Quartet No. 1 in D Major-Finale

Allegro (Dittersdorf). Quartet in D Minor-Andante Cantabile Death and the Maiden") (Schubert)... Minuet Transcription from

Sonata in G (Schubert). Moment Musical No. 3-Trans-

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11.15 pm-News and Review of the Week in German on DJA, DJA, DJN.

11.30 pm-String Quartet in C Franz major Op. 163 - by Schubert.

12.15 .m.-News and Review of the Week in English on DJA and in Dutch on DJB, DJN

12.30 a.m.-Close DIA. DIN (Gërm..

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6.40 pm English Informationai

JONNY LAGRAN Period.

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7.45 pm. Teachers' Banatorium

Programme.

8.15 pm-Ploneers of the Philip

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1. Bongs:-

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8.30 p.m.-Rodrigo Danao and his

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8.45 p.m.-Stock Quotations and

"local Market Reports. p.m.-Klim Dancing Party spon- sored by Borden Company manufacturers, of.. Klim and Malted Milk,

More Sweet is that Name 12 midnight. Sign off

Sunday (Semele)-Handel.

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Woods-Lully,

2 Pianoforte Bolos:-

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Study in E Major-Chopin- Preinde in A Flat Major-

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Nocturne in F Minor-Chopin. 3. Bongo M

"Songs of Travel,”

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1 pm-Local Time and Weather

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130 Reuter Press Bulletins. Military Band Music, Slavonc Rhapsody (arr. Winter-

bottom).

Air de Ballet: Callirhoe. (Cham-

inade). Minist Pas:Deg Cymbales (Chaminades. The Mill in the Black Forest

(Ellenberg), wal

March ob the: Mountain Gnomes

(Elenberg)JAPANE

Semper Fidels March (Sousa). The Bells of St. Malo (Kimmer)! The Beggar's Opera Selection

(Austin),

9.05-9.20 pm-

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5 p.m. Band Concert. 5.30 pm-Studio Presentation

Alina Corro. Ramon Escudero. Rafael Artigas.

6 pm-Manila Radiolites,

ducted by Luis Nolasco,

con-

7 p.m.-The Catholic Hour, 7.15 p.m.-Manila Trading. Center Musicale, conducted by Alfredo Roa

7.30 p.m-Dance Music by the Manila Polo Club Orchestra. 8.30 pm-Filipino Youth Hour, conducted by Leon Ma. Guer- rero, Jr.

9 pm The Reptile Store presents Mo and Nosh in "Snaky Bual- ness."

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9.15 p.m.-Gospel Hour, conducted

by Rev. R. B. Jones. 9.30 p.m.--Symphony Concert, (80-10 pm-Sumber Hour...

From the Studio. A Recital by Elsa Alves

prazo accompanied by Fred Alves.

Programme,

1. Estrellita-Fonce.

2. Homing-Del Riego. 3. Lullaby-Bext.

4. Caro Nome ("Rigoletto") ...Verdi....

$.20-9.25 pm-"Carmen Bylva"

Waltz (Ivanovici). ? .. 9.25-0.45. p.m.

From the Studio. "Peter Simple in Peking.". 9.45-10 pm

The B.B.C. Wireless Military Band Faust Ballet Music (Gounod). Lynwood March (Hume).

Praize Flower March" (Hume).

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Mr. Dahi did his best to rectify this by constructing Shanghai's first bicycle, a front-wheel drive affairs made basically, from two wooden rickshaw wheels, which he rode up-Broadway to the huge de light of the native population, who followed him at a discreet distance in the rear, marvelling at the strange antics of the "foreign de- vil."

been a subscriber to this journal for the past forty years, will be leaving- Shanghal shortly, in the

person of Mr. A. Dahl, who retires

from the Revenue Department-of the Shanghat Municipal Council at the end of the year. Apparently his only complaint is that he finds - so much interesting news in the "North-China" in the morning that it often makes him late for

the office.

In an interview." Mr. Dani-spoke reminiscently of Shanghai in the "Good Old Days," when boating. himling. and volunteering were the chief amusements of the young man about town, and it was considered the height of enjoy- ment to stroll up and down the Bund Foreshore, then covered with a rich cost of grass, to the mudc of a brass band. “Au

SCOTSMAN BEATEN

In his younger days, Mr. Dahl's chief sport was found on the river, and he recalled with a chuckle a little incident in connection with the sale of his frat moter-boat. which be built locally and which was one of the first in Shanghal. Wishing to dispose of it for some thing in the way of a house-boat, he offered it to a Scotsman friend of his but the latter balked at the priče, $500, which he said was ex- norbitant. The following day the boat was put up for auction, net- ting the nice sum of $750. The purchaser, to Mr. Dahl's great amusement, was the same Scots- man who confessed he simply had to have the boat.

Mr. Dahl still prizes the smart Hussar's uniform blue, with yel- low trimmings--that he wore when he joined the artillery section of the 8.V.C. in 1898 and with which company he remained until he re- tired in 1928 with the Long Ber vice Medal As a member of the CHANGES DEFLORED

3-pounder company," he took Asked what he thought had part in the defence of the Bettle- changed the most in Shanghal ment during the Boxer Rebellion. during the past four years, Mr. when until the troops arrived Dahl said that there was of course from Hong Kong to relieve them,

10 pm-B's Ben: Reuter Press the great development in property the volunteers were responsible for

Bulletins, AM

10.05-10.30 pm.

Dance Music, 10.30 pmClose Down,

A Concert. Song-Der Doppelganger. (Behu-

bert). SongAufenthalt (Schubert)— 9.

Alexander Kipnis (Bass) 'Cello Bolo The Nightingale and the Rose, Op. 2 No. 2 (Rimsky-Korsakor).

BERLIN PROGRAMME

pm-Call - DJA,... DJB,

(Germ, Engl.). German Folk Song. Programme Forecast (Germ.

*may

to consider. But to "old-timers" | the safety of the city

Those

like himself perhaps the greatest* THE ASTOR BEER-GARDEN change, and one he rather de-

certainly were the “Good plored, came about as the popula- Old Days," he said, and one of the tion grew. In those days. Bhang- most popular resorts was the Astor hat was one big family in, which House beer garden, which occupied DJN everyone knew everyone else, and the alte of the present Boviet Con-

the city turned out en masse at sukate-General White, cind boys any public function. Nowadays would hurry, back and forth be- Shanghai was so bly it was a hard tween the garden and the two- job finding even the people one did storey hotel, conveying » cooling know amidst a crowd of strange drinks in Ice-filled tumblers to the faces

Zise residents who sat around in the Although he leaves for England cool of the day, chatting and en- in February and hopes, eventually! joying the cooling breezes from to retire to Sweden, Mr. Dahl is the river.

There was

Piano Brano Kretsch-

Celo SoloThe Garden of 9.15 Carneval Op. 9 by

Bleep (De Lara)-Beatrice Robert Schumarin Harrison/ERKA Song. Meine Rose (Schumann) Bong-Schone Fremde In Der Fremde: Geisternahe (Schu mann) Ginster (Sopran Pianoforte Solo-Granada-

enade" (Alberitz):

9.15 pm -- News in Englier on DJA

Dutch on DUB DIN

10 pm A Tally Trip by Toy Rall

10/5 pm-

ce music.

not going to lose touch with Shanghai, for he is arranging to then to annoy anyone, although have the North China Harald", sent to him every week

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