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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1937.

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TO-DAY'S RADIO PROGRAMMES

p.m.Big Ben; A Short Violin

Recital by David Wise.

Broadcast by Z.B.W. on a Wavelength of 355 metroa ($43 k.0.3), 31.69 metres (@kot mekscycles). MAURICE DUFOUR AND HIS PIANO ACCORDEON Recorded Programme 12.30 to 3.15 pm-European pro-

gramme, jen

1230 pm-Orchestral Music.

1 p.m.-Local: Time signal and

weather report.

1.03 p.m.-

Four Spanish Songs by Conchita SupervisMezzo-Soprano)

1.16 p.m.-Lionel Tertis (Viola). 1.30 p.m.-Reuter Press, Rugby

Press; Local: Weather forecast, | time and announcements. 1.40 p.m.-Marek Weber and His

Orchestra.

2.15 p.m.-Close down.

4 to 7 p.m.-Chinese progrLMANG. 7 to 11 p.m.-European programme.

7 p.m.-

4.15 p.World Affairs," a talk

by H. V. Hodson

4.30 pm--Variety, with the Sou- and "Charles thern Sisters Hayes

"

4,50 pm--Mat. Mulcaghey. "The Our Besom Man from County Tyrone." je de

5 p.m.-The BBC. Empire Orches

tra (leader, Daniel Meisa); conducted by Oltiton Helliwell

and An- 6.40 p.m.-The News

nouncements.

Transmission II. GSH 21.47m:e. (13.97m.) GSG 17.79me." (18.86m.) USB 9.5ime. (31.55m). Transmission 2 is designed `ori- marily for reception in India, Cey- lon, Malaya, and the Far East. It may also be heard in the West In- dies and West Australia. Laughter"-7pm-Big Ben; A Plano Recital

by Tapia-Caballero.

The New Mayfair Orchestra The Clock is playing (Blaaw), Dicky Bird Hop (Gourley).

Love, Life and

Selection.

A Musical Comedy Switch (arr.

Halt).

Cavalcade of Martial Songs (arr.

Nicholls).

Hieland Laddie (Carruthers). A Vision of Spring.

7.30 p.m.-Closing local stock quo- tations and Hong Kong ex- change market report. 7.35 pm.

New Gramophone Records Our greatest successes-Cicely Courtneldge and Jack Huibert Excuse Me Danice: Polka Med- ley.-New Mayfair Orchestra. Jack Hylton throws à party. 8 p.m.-Local: Time signal, weather report and announcements, 6.03 p.

From the Studio Maurice Dufour and His Piano- *Accordeón. *****

1. Maman Je t'aimes.

2 Parle mol d'autre chose.

3. Le Chaland. `

4. Poema

6. El Relicario,

6. Air Kantonals.

1. Perles de cristal.

8.20.p.m.-

Stuart Robertson (Bass-Baritonu and Fritz Kreister (Violin) Violin Solo-Caprice Viennois

(Kreisler).

Bass-Baritone Solos-The Span- ish Lady (Hughes); Limehouse Reach (Proctor-Gregg).

Violta Bolo-Londonderry Air

(arr. Kreisler); Bass-Baritone Solos-Song of the Buccaneer (Mortimer and

· Leonard); A Bowl of Punch Mortimer and Alan Murfay). Violin Solo Gypsy Caprice

(Kreisler).

Bass-Baritone Solos--The-Bay of Biscay (Davy); "The Stucy Arthusa (Traditional). Violin Solo-Dance of the

Marionette (Winternlts). 8.55 p.m.-London: News and An-

nouncements.

9.15 p.m.

The Court Symphony Orchestra

With 's Song in my Heart-Sym-

phonie Rhapsody (Rodgers).

The Damask Rosé (Chopin

themes).

7.30 p.m.-World Affairs." A tak

by H. V. Hodson.

7.45 p.m.-The Forum Theatre Or- chestra. directed by Philip Martell, from the Commodore. Theatre, Hammersmith, Lon- / don.

HEAVY DAMAGES FISHERMEN

FOR GIRL FIGHT

WITH SHARK Hair Caught In Machinery

Two Oshermen, Pedru. and Marceline, of Pitepana, who had gone out deep sea fishing in a boat, Damages amounting to £1,112 | experienced the consequences of a and costs were, awarded at Man-rough sea.

It appears they were tossed. ... chester last month to Alice Sharp, aged 18 of Hulme, Manchester, mercilessly by the waves, but they who had most of her hair and had clung to their craft till a crea-‚' scalp) torn off while tending ature answering to the description of a shark popped over the water sur- machine at the printing works of Mesars. Norbury, Natalo and Com-face and whizzed passed their bodies. In their excitement the pany, Ltd., of Old Trafford.

men lost their balance and fell intb the sea. The creature then tried to attack one of them, who scared it away by dealing a blow on its mouth with the bamboo rudder he had in his hand..

It was stated that the girl would have to wear a wig. and Her coun- sel asked for one at £15 155, but the defence submitted that na a working girl she was not entitled to a wig of such price.

Mr. Justice Lawrence, who com- mented that her hair might have been as beautiful as that of any one in the Kingdom, said that if a better wig could be produced why should she not have it.

8.85 p.m.-Greetings to our Listen-

ers in India.

After about half an hour's swim- ming they were able to catch hold of the craft, which had drifted a few hundred yards from them while they were engaged in the

frightful melee.

The fishermen returned to shore exhausted, but without any bodily injuries.

p.m.-News and Economic Review: 8.30am-Nielson Financial Re

in German and Call 'DIQ. 9.15 p.m.-International Automo-

bile Exhibition, Berlin'.

view and Musical Varieties. 11.15 am-Sign of.

230 p.m.-Nielson Financial" Re-

View and Musical Varieties.

8.45 p.m.-Folk songs from Japan,

Korea and Slam. Sung by Alda | -8.45 pm-Sign' off, St. Paul.

8.10 pt-"Girl Missing.", A Chi-

cago newspaper play by Arthur ( La Bern. Characters: Jimmy Corrigan and Bill Fletch, re-. porters on "The Morning Sun":10 Mavis Williams; Root, Night City Editor of "The Morning Sun"; Louis, Negro bar atten- dant at the Blue Monkey Club; Dickens, chauffeur to Perrani, owner of the Bue Monkey Club; Captain Richman, of the Homicide Squad, Chicago Police; police omcers, ofice boy, rewrite men, and tåle- phone voices: produced by.Ho- ward. Rose.

8.55 pm The News and An-

nouncements.

9.15 p.m.--Variety, with the Bob- therm Sisters and Charles Hayes.

pm-News and Economic Re- view in English on DIE, DIN, DJQ in Netherlandish on DJA, DJB.

10.10 p.m.-To-day in Germany.

Sound Pictures.

6 p.m.-Song Movie Magaalne of

the Air.

6.15 p.m.-Spanish Informational

Perfod.

5.56 p.m.-English Informational

Period:

6.55 p.m.-Stock quotations, through

2030 pit-Tie" "Kaleidoscope of the COUMBRy of Swan, Gilbert-

Opera

11.45 pm-Press Review.

Editor. In Chief Hans Fritzsche. 12 midnight-Bign on DJA, DJB,

DJN, DJE; DIQ.

RADIO MANILA

TO-DAY

son and Fritz,

7 p.m.-Tirso's Mabuhay Orchestra. 7.30 p.m.-Programme Preview. 4. 7.35 p.m.-Ladies' String Quartet

and Jose V. Carreon, pianist. * 8.05 Bampagufta"-Tagalog

Programme.

8.35 p.m.-Casaje Optical Informa- "

tion.

KZRM-618.5 kc-485 Metres. (8,40 p.m. Stock quotations and Owned and directed by Erlanger. 9.35 p.m.-Ronald Hill, in Songs at and Galinger, Inc.

the Plano.

Transmission II.

GSH 21.47 më. (13.97m.) GSP 15.14mc. (1982m.) G6B 0.51mc. (31.55m.). Transmission 3 is designed pri- marily for reception in India, Bux- ma, and Ceylon. 10 p.m.--Big Ben: Gounod's Faust.

Morris Motors Band; conductor, Sydney V. Wood,

Act J.

10.50 p.m.-The

11.30 pm- Was There" (see

Trans. 1)..

11.45 p.m. Variety.

12 midnight—"Shipbuilding"" (see

Trans, 2).

12.30 am-The News and An-

nouncements.

12.50 am-Dance Music,

RADIO AUSTRALIA

TO-DAY

Wave Length, 31.34 Metres. Power, 1 Kilowatt.

Frequency, 9.58 Megacycles. 630 pm-Recorded music..

9.30 p.mConcerto No. 2 in. F 8.45 p.m.-Sporting News.

Minor (Chopin), played by | 7 p.m.-Art's Allies: "The Connois- Arthur Rubinstein (Planoforte).

seur"—Mr, John Young.

and the London Symphony Or- | 7.20 p.m.-National News Bulletin. chestra, Conducted by John 7.40 p.m.-"Young "Australia." Barbirolli

8p.m.-The Moorish Maid." musi"

cal comedy.

10 p.m.-London-Big Ben.

Varlety and Dance Music'

9 p.-National Military Band. Fux-Trot-Come back, Aweet | 9.30 p.m.—A® programme from the

Papa

Melbourne studios.

Vocal-Serenade in the night- | 10.30 p.m.--Australasian News Ser-

The Street Singer.

Fox-Trot-The Miller's Daughter,

Marianne. Vocal--Peter's pop keeps a Tollipop shop The Rocky Mountaineers,

Waltz-Although. Vocal-It's a thrill all over again;: I round á bit of Paris in the heart of old New York. Lucienne Boyer. Fipe-Trot-Anything your little heart desires; I could be in Heaven.

Sketch "Bwing Along" The

10.45 pm-Meditation music. 11.30 p.m.---Close down.

BERLIN PROGRAMME

TO-DAY

1.08 p.m.--Call DJA, DJB (German.

English},

German Folk Song.

1.10 p.m.-Light Music,

3 p.m.-News in German. 2.15 p.m.-Light Music (continued). 2.55 p.m.-Greetings to our listen-

ern,

Riddie Scene-Leslie Henson, 3 p.m.-News and Economic Review

Original Prices

have.

been drastically cut

to

Fred Eminey and Richard

·

in English'

make room for New Stocks

PAUL RENNET et CIE

YORK BUILDING, CHATER ROAD.

Hearne

Fox-Trot-The girl in the gar

den; Afterglow.

Guitar Solo-Waltzing to the gulltar Medley –Len Fulis, # FUR-Trots — The Boston Tea

Party; It ain't right. Vocal- For Love Alone; I never

realized.--Bing Crosby, Instrumental Early Morning

Blues.

11 sim Close down.

DAVENTRY

TO-DAY MOM KEN Transmisión L

agt 2.15 p.m.-To-day in Germany.

Bound. Pictures.

/

9.30 pm-8pecial concert: Elly [" Ney, planist

4 pm-A tour through Baden

countryside. Home evening.

6 p.m.Cello sonata in g minor by

Beethoven.

Richard Matusshka, 5.30 p.m.-News and Economic Re-

view in German.

1.5.45 pm Press Review.

Editor in Chilet Hans Fritzsche. 6 p.m.-Little Folk Music. 6:15 pm-8ign off DJA and DJB

(Germ., Engl

6.55 pm Call, DJA. DJB DJN, HANDJELA

GBG 17.79mc.^/(16.90m.) oso 18.16me." (19,76m.))) 088 9.51mc. (31.55m.), Transmission 1 is designed Del-5 marily for reception in the Ant

and for the Bast

German Folk Bong.

7. p.m-Concert of Light Muster:

pm-News in English. B150p.mConcert of Light Music \" (continued);

local market reports. 8.55 p.m.-Stock quotations

Spanish, through the courtesy of L. R. Nielson & Co. pm-Mandaloyon Estate

gramme.

5.30 a.m.-Breakfast Hour of News and Music-English and Span- Ish Current Events and Vaude-9 ville of the Air, conducted by Don Alva. a.m.-Sign off.

9.30 p.m.-Musical Varieties. 10 p.m.-Sign oA,

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