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DVORAK SYMPHONY NO... 5«

→THE NEW WORLD"

"La Traviata" Act I..

Charite Kuna Medley No. D. ← Intro: With Plenty of Money and You: Let's Put our Heads Together; Moonlight and Shadows: With "Plenty

ENTERTAINING

CRICKET AT BRISTOL

GODDARD GIVES

of Money and You; I Need You; GLOUCESTER GAME

What will I tell my Heart; The Love Bug Whi Bite You

9.15 pm. London Relay-The News, 9.30 p.m. London Relay More Food for Thought."

Short talks on matters of topical Interest

9.45 pm

12.00 to 12,20 p.m. Relay of Ser | (Barlions), vice of Intercession from St. John's! Cathedral.

12.30 pm. Compositions of Eric foates.

Gino Bordin and His

LONDON, July

Not

M.C.C. TEAM TO TOUR INDIA

SIX AMATEURS

IN THE SIDE LONDON, Aug. 3 (Router)--- The M. C. C. have invited a strong team to tour India this winter, Fit. Lieut. A. J. Holmės. captain of Sussex and manager of the last M. C. C. team to South Africa, has accepted the captaincy of the team, which includes no fewer than six auta bents;

The following players have been invited to make the trip:

A. J. Holmes (Bussex), Capt.

H. T. Bartlett (Sussex)

J. M. Brocklebank (M.C.C.) 5. Greith (Sussex)

FRIDAY, AUGUST 1939.

The scene on the steps of the pavilion on the first morning of the last Test at Old Trafford, when no play was possible during the four days. Left to right: Hedley Verity, Len Hutton. Harry

Makepeace and L. V. Manning.

PRINCE OF WALES SAILING CUP

HONGKONG · POLICE FOOTBALL COMMITTEE

Sporting

Fixtures

TO-DAY

Mixed

BADMINTON-YMÒA. "Badmin="

ton, in the West Lounge, 8.30 pm. LAWN BOWLS-Pairs champion- ship, quarter-finals, W Glen- dinning and -W. [Mair 'or. 'J. E. Noronha, and C, G. Silvå v. JA F. V. Ribeiro and L J. Silva (Kowloon. Bowling Green Club); J. Fruser and E. C. Fincher T. W. V. Field and J. Gibson (Kow. loon. Bowling Green Club). SWIMMING.-Y.M.C.A.

Swimming, 6 p.m... TENNIS.Kowloon "C.C. ・ Tourna- ment, Court No. 1--F. "A. Broad- bridge v. R. E.Lee or D. Hung (Pintor Championship); Court No. 2-G. M. Gillard. (SCT) D. J. N. Anderson (-15.3) (Handicap '4"); Court No. 9-4- Grawford (-40), v. R. T. Broad- bridge (-15.3) (Handicap "A"); (~~30) v, W. L. Rapley (15) or J. Hempsey (ser.) (Handicap ·B");

White and: Court No. 5—A V. F. Grose (-18.3) v. W, C. Hung and D. Hung (-15.3),.'

C.A. V. Chinese Bathing YMCA 8.15 p.m.

TO-MORROW

Court No. B. Soltau

since that memorable match at Manchester 15 years ago, when Lancashire's game with Somerset, began and anished London Belay -- Sports in one day, has there been a News and Market Notes,

more remarkable day's cricket 9.50 pm: Laigint-Ballet Egyptian

in the county championship Marek Weber and His Orchestra,

than that at Bristol yester- 10.04 p..

Bongs by Keith Falkner

day, when 29 wickets fell Shepherd, See Thy Horse's Eoam..

Hampshire had begun the day Mane 'Hungarian Folk Song em

Had A Horse (Hungarian with 8 of their arst innings Korbay

They were all Piano wickets in hand. Folk Sorg Korbay)-ich

Gerald Moore. Wings out in their second inning, ut a ассогар. by London Bridge Marsh; Four Ways im Mayfair Melody with Orche quarter past sixt Suite New Light Symphony Orchestra and Chorus..

Goddard was. in his element. 16.14 p. tra cond. by Joseph Lewis. The Jes-

He took only four for 38 in the ter At The Wedding-Erle Coates and Rawallans.

La Blues

(Margis): Valse

Ciribiribia 'first Hampshire innings, but in Symphony Orch. Saxo-Rhapsody

Delilah Waltz (N Siguard Rascher (Saxophone) with (Pestalozzi).

The Football Committee of the Symphony Orchestra cond, by The cholls): Poeme Waltz (Fibich). Neae second, which only lasted an iltan Nights-Waltz (Zamecalk).

hour and a quarter, he took eight

Hongkong Police Sports Board for Composer:

10,30 p.m. Dance Music.

the season 1939/40 has just been 1.00 p.m.

Fox-Trot--Buvery Moon And Gol Gloucestershire had 75 minutes Weather Report.

den Sands; Quickstep You Cant to win. They got the necessary

announced as follows:- "Ме

Dreaming-Henry From

Chairman, Mr. L. A. Searle, A. Royal Command Per Stop p.m. formance of 1938 and Miltary Band Jacques and His Correct Dance Tem 66 with 25 minutes to spare.

Rumbas-Green Eyes:

For their first innings total of

LONDON, July 22 The Prince S. P. (HK); Hon. Secretary; MWATER-POLO po Orchestra.

Hampshire owed much

of Wales Cup, salled for at Cowes Riddell; Asst. Hon. Secretary, Mr. Hyde Park Suite (Jalowicz)-Regi-Marin My Own-Victor Silvester and 103

Fox-Trots Blake and Creese. They at

yesterday, was won by Colin Rat- Fraser; Captain, adr. Dough; Vice- Grenadier His Ballroom Orchestra. mental Band af H.M:

Swing. Des:

sey E. B. Wolfe was second. S. Captain. Mr. North; Committee Guards cond. by Capt. George Miller, Sy who Couldn't Be Kissed rate did face Goddard and Scott

Lady Milanollo (Hamm) The Band of

H. Marris was third, C. H Chi- Members, Mr. Kirby and Mr. Wong by (film The singing, Marine)George with confidence if nelther cond brick and His Swing Music Makers. briskly."

Wellard (Somerset); H.M. Coldstream Guards

chester-Smith was fourth, M. J. Mau-kal. Capt. J. Causley Windram. The Royal

Tangos-Ta Sais-Henry King

Doubts as to whether the tour (Eliason fifth, and C. Currey sixth, Hammond managed his bowling Command Performance of

a couple of would take place in view of the Scott and Winter, last year's win-waters to his credit and, although Welsh Folk Song)-Max His, Hotel Pierre Orch. Salouston Glas Bore

Rees and Welch Chorus. Twin Xavier Cugat and His Hotel Waldorf-adroitly. Scott got

Fox-Trot I'm quick wickets each time he was International situation have been hers of the Cup, hit a mark. Astoria Orchestra.

the kydillo (English Folk Song)---Acbert

You're Happy_tfrom|brought on. To Happy When

The use of Sinfield dispelled following a consultation

Ratsey was sailing his brother dinghy championship, he has Raston and

Chorus English

stubborn partner between the M. C. C. and the T. C. Ratsey's boat Hawk. That many times nearly succeeded. Heart-Easing Mirth (Purcell-Daviess Hide and Seek"); The First Time

rarely Indian Cricket Board of Control

this boat is of American design, The race was sailed on a Chorus The Cloud-Jay Wilbur and His Band,"

though British built, is not very cold day but what really mattered important. Ratsey is a young was a fresh south-westerly breeze sailor of international fame with of just the right strength for outstanding exploits in many dinghies.

Muzic

Local Time Signal and

..

Mother-In-Law;

for 36.

Isobel Baillie. Eisle Suddaby. Astin Saw You (from "Toast of New York' also broke a

ship, while Goddard.

Desmond and

Cap't, Towers (Stephens) - Massed Choirs cond. by Sir Hugh" Allen England (Parry)-Mary Jarred and Massed Choirs Jerusalem (Parry); National Anthem (Final Verse) --

Massed Chairs.

11.00 pm. Close down

SHORT WAVE

DAVENTRY

puntshed.

was

to

RE Human (Worcestershire RE & Wyatt (Warwickshire) Emrys Davies. (Glamorgan) Dollery (Warwickshire) Gimblett (Somerset), James Langridge, (Sussex) John Langridge (Sussex) Mobey (Surrey)

Nichols (Essex)

any

Parker (Surrey)'

Peter Smith (Essex)

scored

Run Getting · Hard It was obviously Gloucester's policy to get rung quickly, but they did not find the task

easy. For instance, it took Hammond Wavelength 45 minutes to score 30. and Crapp 17.79b.c. (18.86m) was much longer over hlg 21. Scott 9.5ime. (31.55m) t a 6 and that enabled the 15.18m.c. (19.29m) janings to be closed

21.47m.c. (31.57m.)

1.30 p.m. Beuter and Rugby Press, Weather Forecast and Announce ments.

Calla

G.S.G.

G.S.B.

1.45 p.m. Verdi's "La Traviata”

G.S.H.

Act I.

G.S.O.

Singers "in order of appearance: Trans. Mercedes Capsir: Lionello Cecit; Ida Trans. Conti: G. Nessi; N. Villa; A. Barne- Trans. chi: S Baccaloni and Chorus of La Scala, Milan, with Milan Symphony Orchestra conducted .by Lorenzo Molnjoll

I

H

III

and

Call Sign: VIR Ware 'Length, 31.34 metres Power, 1 Kilowatt,

HOLLAND-INDIA

2.13 p.m. Close down,

8.00 p.m. Les Allen (Vocal) Trimo Scala's Accordeon Band.

In the Mountains of the Moon Box and Others); You Needn't Have Kept It A Secret O'Connor and Others)- Primo Scala's Accordeon Band Dear Little Boy of Mine (Braton

coan & Ball

14

as

a

U.S. BASEBALL RESULTS

NEW YORK, Aug. 3 (Reuter)—

NATIONAL LEAUGE

R. H E

"

12 17 .0

6 1

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New York Cincinnati

soon. The following are the results of (G.5.0. G.S.G., G.S.B. Gloucestershire secured the lead. games played yesterday in the (G.S.M., G.S.G., G.S.B They got ther 104 in 13 hours as Major League! (G.S.H. G.S.G., G.S.B.)

against Hampshire's 24 hours get- AUSTRALIA. **.

ting 103.

for Arnold did hit Goddard couple of fours and ย six, but McCorkell and Bailey were the only others to reach double figures. Their dismissal in 1 hours left Gicucestershire exactly that time to make the same number to win.

There were some excluing moments before the end Was reached, because those who batted each contributed a few runs, and nobody stayed long. Rain also threatened but it held off until the match finished.

Call letters: PHI. Wavelengthe 16.8. & 25.57m.; Frequencies 1777okc. & 17730kc

H.K. Dear Time

Bachelors & His

-Les All

Allen Vocal with Sydney Torch at the Organ

IT Stand By 10.00 Broadcast to Schools-"Glimp- (Davis and Coots-Les

ses of English Literature." (A). Canadian

Novelty 10.20-Wheat and Grain Report (A). Accomp. Riding The Range In The 10.40At Home and Abroad” (4). Sky (Carlton): In A Grasy Carivan 105-Luncheon Music (A), (Butler

and Others Primo Scala's

11.30-Afternoon Musical Programme Accordean Band

Me Don't Kiss

(A). Goodnight Davis and Myer); When Old Friends Meet Again Teas and Potter)-Les Allen (Vocal) with Orch Six Dance Hits Intro: Vien! Vient Whispers in the dark: Sympathy: Remember Me: Afraid to dream: Gangway-Primo Scala's Accordeon

Band,

6.30 p.m. Henara at the Piano.. "Sweet Adeline"- Medley. "Two For Tonight"-Medley,

6,43 p.m. Glibert and Sullivan

Selections.

"Pirates of Penzance" Now for the Pirates' Lair; When You Had Left Our Pirate Fold-Derek Oldham Peter Dawson and Dorothy Gill, Away Away, My Heart's On Fire- Dorothy Gill, Derek Oldham and Peter Dawson.

Stay

All 1

Fredric, Stay!--Elsie

Derek Oldham,

"The Yeoman of

the

Oldham

Guard; Strange Adventure!-Elsie

Derek

What

hat was

Griffin, Dorothy CHIL and Peter Dawson; Hark! that, air--Feter Dawson, Derek Old- ham, Arthur Hosking, Leo Shefeld, George Baker and Chorus: Like A Ghost His Vigil Keeping - George Baker, Leo Sheffield, Arthur Hosking and Chorus The Mikado"; Brightly Dawns Our Wedding Day-E Grimin D. Hemingway, D. Oldham, and G. Baker,

1.05 p.m. Closing local Stock Quo- tations,

7.07 pm. Debusy-The Children's Carner Balie.

• p.m.

was.

Hafey homered for the Giants and McComic for the Reds.

Battery: Lohrman and Danning.

Brooklyn Pittsburgh

5

6 7 . 1

.Klein homered for the Pirates. Battery: Bowman and Berres.

I was are minutes past six The games between Philadelphia when Crapp made the winning and Chicago, and Boston and St.

1.30-"Mozart." Pianoforte Recital by hit. It is worthy of note that Louis were postponed owing to 2.00 "At the Black Dog." Mr. Wikes Hammond was twice dismissed.

Kathleen Long (D1)."

at home in his own bar-parlour (131).

2.304-News (DU),

11

3.45 "Cards on the Table." (D1). 3.00-davan O'Connor, with Rae

Jenkins Trio «(D1).

3.15 Sports News and Market Notes

(1).

Slang Is Conquering The English

3.30-Young People's Bession (A). 5.25-Commentary On News (A), 8.45-Arthur Dulay Quintet (DA). LONDON, July 21 (By Air Mall) 7.00-Programme by the Kaunceston-One of the fascinating interests

Süber Band"(A),

of Americans living in London-

belleve

Tradii.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

R.

H E.

Cleveland Boston

"11

1

2

8"

Foxx homered for the Red Sox. Battery: Harthe and Hemsley.

Chicago Philadelphia

4 9. 0 ... 13 14 1 7.15-Dance Music by Harry Leader the study of the mysterious lan-

and its Band (D2). 7.30-Light -Orchestral Programme guage which Englishmen

Hayes (twice) and Nagel homered is American slang is now, losing for the Athletics 8.00-Under" Big Ben," Talk by a good deal of its charm.

Battery: Ross and Hayes.

(A).

Howard Marshall (D2); Pro- The reason I sliple. Many gramme by the A.B.C. Wireless English men, thanks to the Chorus (A).

¡Detroit movies, American radio program New York 8.15-Irish Rhythms, with Section of

mes and American magazines. B.B.C. Northern Ireland Orches tra (D2).

could now pass a reasonably diffi 9,15-News (D2),

cult examination 920--Brummary of the day's news ((CA). 980More Food for Thought.", D2), 10.00-Medveden's Balalaika Orchestra thanks have now pretty well driven out their English equira» 10.50Wanted- Tune." The B.B.Clents, "righto," "cheero," "thank-

Northern Ireland Orchestra and James Moody's Dance Band, L.

(103),

.... (D3).

Alfred Cortot (Piano). -

|| 13,00-News (D$). Dvorak-Symphony Nam

The more stable sayings, such as "okay," and " "here's. How" and

2

Dickey homered for the Yankees, Battery: Rowe and Tebbetts.

Cleveland Boston

Battery: Heving and Feacock.

Chicago Philadelphia

Mr. Chamberiain. - speaking of his unwarlike instincts, calls him- self "a go-getter for peace." The War Office moved to denounce McKenzie, the Arab terrorists in Palestine. 12.45-Sports News and Market Notes attacks the "gsasters" and "rac-g. Louis

21. p.m. 5 in E Minor, Op. 95 ("The New | 12.15--Cards on the Table:" (D3), World")

The Royal Albert Hall Orchestrz conducted by Sir Landon Ronald,

8.00 p.m. Local Time Signal, Wes- ther Report and Announcements."

8.03 pm London Relay-Under Bir Ben.

By Howard Marshall.· ́

8,15 pm. The Berlin Sisto Op

Orchestra

Folonaise No. 1 (Liszt), Torch

by Alan 17.30 Recital

- pianist (D3).

(DS).

REBEL M.P.S

WANT CABINET

Datite No. 1. In 3 Mat Major (Meyer- RECONSTRUCTED

beer); Le Prophete Coronation March

(Mayerbeer),

SUZ P.1.

Haffner Serenade Rondo (Mozart)

kets"

But it takes more than dathu- siasm to master a language, and few Englishmen can yet be vald to speak American fluently.

BEST SELLERS IN LONDON

1

4

Battery: Rigney and Tresh.

4

Washington

21 9

Battery: Leonard and Guiliarii.

INDOOR BOWLING IN JULY

LONDON, July 21 (By Air Mall)---- Mr. F. L. Lucas's "Journal Un- The following are the recorda Ealth Lorand and Her The campaign to force Mr. Cham- der the Terror," Captain "Liddell | for Indoor bowling at the Viennese Orchestra with Marts Eberlalu to reconstruct his Cabinet Hart's "Defence of Britain. and Hongkong Bowling Alleys during gerth (Soprano), dit-

is still gathering strength, Mr. Compton Mackenzie's "Greek July

Frequent meetings in the West Memories" come out top this Edith Lorand and Her. Viennese Orchestra. Look And Love" (im Eng date of rebel Government week. Other books doing well are Love's Melody"); Love's Melody from MPA attended by influential Tory MP." by Mr. Bimión Haxey, with Orchestra.

(Rimsky-Korsakov): -Selectios

Eugen

Onegin

Duck Piris Ladies:-Mrs. J. S. Landolt 123.

-143.

the dim)-Marta Eggerth (Soprano) "anti-Chamberlainites" from the The Devil to Pay by MissGentlemen: T., Borge M. M 1/c

(SUDE in German). Le Coq D'Or-Hymn to the Sun City and Fleet-street, are arrang- Dorothy Bayers, and Mr de la

Ten Pins ing private moves to weaken the Mare's "Behold This Dreamer.

clote ad- In diction, Miss Margaret Irwin's Lad es:-Mrs. 2. Soong---190, Lorand and Her

Orchestra:ance of certain

visera of the Premier The Bride" is the tavourite. But om Manola. (flm

When I am

Gentlemens R. Hes Tory MP re being canvassed Mrs. Whipple's "The Pricty, Happy) Always, When I Am Happy (from the tim)--Marta Eggerth (So with a suggestion that Lord Hal- Ernest Hemingway's The

(Bung in fax should displace Mr, Cham- Column,” Mr. E P. “Ben prano) with Orchestra. German). Die Czardasturstin Pot berlain The loes is that if he Trouble for Lucia, Mr. LA Dourri (Kalman)--Edith Lorend, and

sees his own position threatened Strong's The Open

Her Viennese Orchestra, Chamberlain will gefeguard Ernest Raymond's

9.93 p.m. Next weeks programmes, 0.08 pm. Charle Kung at the himself by conceding the demands Pity" are all in con for Ministerial changes.

mand, too..

Piano.

Colin Ratsey's Win At Cowes

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he has not previously won

grey,

V.

European Y.M.

Club.

LAWN BOWLS-First Division:

Gralgengower "C.C. v. Recreto 'A'; Civil Service C.C...v. Indian R.C.. Kowloon Docks v. Recreio 'B': Second Division: Civil Ser- vice v. Kowloon 'B.G.C.; .. Tal- koo R.C. v. Craigengower; HK. Football Club Police; Third Division: HK, Football Club v. Kowloon .C. Kowloon B, G. C. . Kowloon F.C. Prism O., C. v. Craigengower. H.K. Electric v. Yacht. Club.

'Here's an H.B. Now — try

and he wil

“Miracle

name will be en- Watson's Shield" receive replies.

and Co., will as deusual, present him with half a

dozer bottles of Tiger Beer

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