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A PROGRAMME OF REQUEST CLASSICAL NUMBERS

D'Aquino from Studlo 12.15 pm Short Service of

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COMING EVENTS

MAY

10-Tides: High 10.18 mm; Low 4.06 am and 4,48 p.m. ~Sunrise: 6.45 a.m.; Sunset: das pim."j Claims sgainst estate of Andre Schutze at the Piano. Serenade In Charles Eugene Brand, due.

Nursing Inspection of HK.V.D.C. Minor for Strings, Op. 20-London Philharmonic Orchestra cond. by air Detachment at St. John's Cathedral Edward Elgar Contrasts, Op. 10, No. Hall, 5.45 p.m. 3-London Philharmonic Orchestra

Angle-Chinese Timin at F.K. Hotel, cond.

St Edward

1. p.m. FNiger. Shepherd's Song - Light Symphony Orchestra cand by Haydn Wood,

9.15 London Belay--News Summary

by

Entries close for YM.O.A. Billards. Tournament, m

YMCA: Badminton and "Mixed Swimming, 6 p.m.

9.30 London Belay--"World Affairs,” 9.45 A Request Classical Programme. Billiards.

St. John's

Cheero Club: Darts. Table-Tennis,

Cathedral: Interdeno- "Renz"--Overture (wagter)-Phi-minational. Service of Intercession, Jadelphia Symphony Orchestra cond. 5.30 p.m.

by Leopold Stokowski Elegie (Mas Helena May Inst. Christian Fellow-

net) Georges Thill (Tenor) with ship, 10.30 am.

Interbanky. What Is This Feeling? (The Gort House, 9...

Orchestra with Violin Solos by Kra- Ladies' Working Party B.W.O.F...

and

Marriage of Figaro' Mozart) Min St. Andrew's Working Party (Medi; beth Schumann (Soprano) with Orcal), 10 am chestra Toreador's Song (Carmen- 11-T136; High 12.18 a.m. And Bizet)-Ricardo Stracciari. Appoloni. 10.55 am. "Low 4:31 am, and 6.35 pm. & Ticozzi and Chorus with Orchestra.

Sunrise: 3.44 am; Sunset: 6.56 p.m.. R.E.O.C.A., Social, Peninsula Hotel, b.m. B.K. Jockey Club's Fifth Extra Face Meeting at Happy Valley.

12.30 Kitty Masters (Vocal) Roy Fox and His Orchestra...

Fox-Trot-Rhythm in My Nursery Rhymes: Tango Marilou Roy Fox and His Orchestra. Many Happy Re-

Sonata

© Sharp Minor (Moon- turns of the Day (Aim Music Hath light", Op. 27, No. 7

(Beethoven) Charms) Kitty Masters

FROR Petri (Piano). Overture "Merry (Vocal) PRUE with Orchestra Fox-Trots-Let's Put Wives of Windsor" (Nicolat)

The

Our Heads Together (Alm Gold Dig-BB

B.B.C. Symphony Orchestra and

cond. by gers of 1937); With Plenty of Money Sir Adrian Boult Odaway! Awakel and You (Alm Gold Diggers of Laila- lor) Tuder Davis (Tenor) with or

Beloved Hiawatha' - Coleridge-Tay- Boy Fox and His Orchestra. Lulla- by im Let's Sing Again: Cryin' chestra. Myself When Young (from My Heart Out For You (Johnson and In a Persian Garden Lehmann) Hopkins)-Kitty Masters (Vocal) with Oscar Natake (Base) with Plano ac- Orchestra. Fox-Trots-Always and comp. by Hubert Greenslade. Sonata Always nim 'Mantequip"); Sweet in C Minor, Op. 45 (Grleg)-Sergel Someone film 'Love and Hisser Rachmaninoff (Piano) and Fritz Roy Fox and His Orchestra.

Kreisler Violin).

1.00 Locat Time Signal and Wea- ther Report.

.11.00 Close down.

SHORT WAVE

1.03 Charlie Kanz at the Plano. Charlle Kunz Piano Medley 'No. R 12-Intro: Did you ever have a feel- ing you're flying? A little dash of Dublin; Everything's in Rhythm with my Heart. Piano Medley No. F. 16 Calls Musical Comedy Selection Intro: 0.8.0 Rose Marie: Indian Lore Call; The .S.B. Girl Friend; Tea for Two: Why Do G.8.8. I Love You? I Want to be Happy with Rhythm accomp.

1.13 Primo Scala's Accordeon Band, Don't Save Your Smiles (Davis and Others); She Come From Alsace Lor raine (da-Carr), Old Ship O' Mine Pelosi-Arden); Song of the Lift (But ler and Others). My Little Buckaroo. (from Strange Laws'); Maracay (G11- bert-Nicholls-with Vocal Choruses.

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4.00 pm 5.00 p.m.

REW.O's & Bergta' Mess — Whist

Drive and Danco, 8.30 pm.

o

Olympic Circus Opening at Mong-

12-Cricket: Junior League" Cham- pionship-Play off.

Mixed Doubles Tennis Tourney at C.5.0.0. 215 p.m.

Y.M.C.A. Discussion Group, 9.p.m.- Speaker: Mr. A. W. Ingram "Impres sions of Shanghat"

13- Jockey Club's Puth Extra Race Meeting at Happy Valley.

YM.C.A.: War Work. 10 am; Ber- |vice Whist Drive, 6.30 p.

14-Lawn Tennis League Sports China Underwriters, Ltd, Annual" Meeting, 4a Des Voeux Road, 12 noon. HK. Rotary Club Tian Meeting, 1 P.m.

M.C.L. (Police Branch): Mahjong Drive. Police Recreation Club, 3 pm.

Y.M.C.A.: Bridge Class 10 13: Badminton, and Mixed Swimming. 6 p..

Exposition of Chinese ancient por- celain at Fung Ping Shan Library, 10 am-7 pm.

15-YM.CA: A.D.C. Antual Meet

Church Ladies'

6.45 p.m. ing. pim.

Kowloon Union 7.30 p. Guild Mahjong and Bridge Drive, 3

9.16 p.EL 12.00 mis

night

7.30

8.30-8.03.

SHORT TALKS FROM B.B.C..

1.30 Reuter & Rügby Press, Wez- ther Forecast and Announcements.

1.45 The Bohemians, Frances Lang- ford and Flanagan and Allen.

Orch.-Swing Me Up Higher Fair Ground Fantasy (Mackeben) - The Echemlans. Vocal-Rap Tap on Wood (from 'Born to Dance'); Got You Under My Skin (from Born to Dance-Frances Langford with Orchestra. Comedians-Flanagan and Allen Memories Intro: Wanderer; Dreaming: Where the Arches Used to "Under Nazi Rule"-On Mondays at be; Can't We Meet Again: A Million 9.30 p.m.; reproductions on Tuesdays

Underneath Tears;

the Arches at 4.15 am. and 2.45 p.m. and on Flanagan and Allen with Orchestra. Wednesdays at 11 pm Orch. Moss Rose--Waitz (Bose!: Dream Waltz Waldteufel Theat.11 p.m.; reproductions on the same "The Empire at War"-On Mondays day at 2.45 am and on Tuesdays at

p.m. and 2.45 p.m.

My

Bohemians with Vocal Effects. Vocal

-When Did You Leave, Heaven? (film 'Sing, Baby, Singh: Deep Sha dows (White-Meskill)-Frances Lang- ford with Orchestra, ́

Close-down.

2.15

6:00 An hour of Dance Music.

(All Hongkong Time)

"Cards on the Table"-On Tuesdays 9.30 p.m.; reproductions on Wednes days at 9 am and 2.45 pm.

In England Now"-On Tuesdays and Fridays at 11 p.m.; reproductions Fox-Trots I'm All In 'ffrom 'Soft on the same days at 6.45 pm and of lights and sweet music): Lost My Wednesdays and Saturdays at 4.15 Rhythm. Lost My Music, Lost Myp.m. and 8 p.za.

Man

(from Soft lights and sweet Matters of Moment"-On Wednes- music')-Ambrose and His Orchestra.

stra. days at 11 p.m.; reproductions on the Tangos Summer Evening in Santa same day at 6.49 pm. and on Thurs Cruz; Dear Medam-Victor Silvester days at 12.30 am, and 4:45 am. and HIS

"Background to Ballroom Orchestra. Fox-

the NewsOn Trots (I'm Afraid) The Masquarade Thursdays at 12 pm: reproductions Ls. Over-Hurry Home Jack Hviton & on Fridays at 9 am and 2.45 p.m. His Orchestra. Fox-Trots-It's Great "World" A fairs"-On Fridays at 9.30 To Be In Love Again: At Your Ser, pa reproductions on the same day vice, Madame (from "Stars over at 2.48 a.m. and on Saturdays at 12.30 Broadway) Bcb Crosby and His Or p.m. chestra. Waltz-Love, Live For Ever "London Log" On Saturdays as Victor Silves- 3.30 pm.: reproductions on the same (Operetta Paganini")

vice

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ter and His Ballroom Orchestra. Fox-day at 11 pm, and 8.45 am, and on Trots I've Found A New Baby Sundays at 12.30 p.m. Clarence Williams and His, Band: "Vive La France"-On Thursdays at Saratoga Shout Luis Russell and is 9.30 pm.: reproductions of the same Orchestra. Tangos-Responso Malevo: day at 2.45 am on Fridays at 11.45 Re-Fa-Si-Juan De Dios Fülberto y su am, and on Mondays at 2.45 p.m. Orquesta. Fox-Trots-I Come from a

"Political India"-On Wednesdays Musical Family; Somebody Stole My Break-Louis Armstrong and His Or- chestra. Fox-Trot--The Penny Bere 2.45 pan. nade: Waltz The Humming Wall

p.m.

V.M.C.A.: Jewish Club return bad- minton match. 6 p.m.; Annual Mte.. of A.D.C.. 9 p.m.; Gramophone Re cital. 9 p.m.

16-Concert by Mime. Prancesca Denies at Peninsula Hotel, 9.30 p.m.

Cathedral Women's Fellowship: Mahjong Drive, Cathedral Hall, p.m.

3

·YMCA: Games Morning. 10 a.m.; Services Concert, 8 pm,

17-Chinese

Industrial Co-opera- tives Dinner Dance and Cabaret, Peninsula Hotel, p.m.

Jumble and White Elephant Sale by Girl Guides Assn. at Sandilands Hut. 2.30 p.m.

Hotel Cecil. 8.30 pm.

EK. Referees Asen, Whist, Drive,

HRVDC. Smoking Concert and Prize Giving.

p.m. YM.C.A.. Camera Club Meet- ing, 6 p.m: Badminton 6 p.m.; Swim- ming for Business Girls, 5.30 pm.: Mixed Swimming. 6 p.m.

18-Claims against estates of Blanche Cooke and

Helen Moffa Dods duc.

Entries close for YM.CA. Swim-

ming Gals.

19 Cathedral Women's Fellowship. Mahjong Drive, Cathedral Hall

20-Peak Club: Bridge and Mah- tongg Drive in aid of BW.OF., 3 p.m. 21-Rotary Club Tiffin Meeting, 1 p.m.

22-Canton Insurance Office, Ltd. Annual Meeting. Jardine,, Matheson

and Co., Ltd), 12 200

23-Diocesan Old Boys' Asen." An- nual Meeting. 5.30 pm.

Claims against estate of Dame Mary Ann Ackroyd, due.

Sölution No. 662 ACROSS: 3, Drear: 8, Bland; 9, at 7.30 pm: reproductions on Thurs days at 2 pm. and on Saturdays at Lemur: 10. Galas: 11, Secular: 13, Speed; 14, Ile; 16, Service; 19, "From the 'Western Front-On Hang: 21, Trot; 22, Catters; 24. Mantovani and His Orchestra. Fox- Sandays at 9.15 am. 3.45 pm, and Idea; 26, Strap: 28. Actress; 29. Trots-Lights Out: I'm Shooting High |1.45am. (film King of Burlesque")—Little Jack' Little and His Orchestra.

tions.

FELIGIOUS SERVICES

7.00 Closing Local Stock Quota- Religious services are broadcast on Sundays at 4.30 am. 11.30 am, and 7.02 Muriel Brunskill (Contralto) 3.30 pm, and on Mondays at 11 am and The Scottish Country Dance Or The Epilogue is broadcast every Sun

"day at 6.43 p.m...

chestra.

Strip the Willow (arr. Dlack); Petronella (arr. Diack) - Scottish Country Dance Orchestra cond. by Michael Diack, The Banks of Allan Water (Scottish Ballad): Bink, Red Sun Coleridge & del Riege)-Murlei Brunskil (Contralto) with

Plano, Triumph (Trad.) — Scottish Country Dance Orchestra.

7.15 London. Belay-The Voice of the Naz?" "What the German Heard."

Talk by Professor W. A. Binclair

London Eclay-The News

7.30

8.00 Local Time Signal, Weather

Report and Announcements.

Title: 30, Quites 31, Steak; 32; Error.

DOWN: 1, Plies: 2. Ensue; 4. Roar: 5. Alas; 6, Respect; 7, Ruléd; 10. Gazette; 11,-3ight; 12, Cling; 15, Avarice: 17. Erede; 18. Atlas:

20. Gavotte; 23, Strut: 24, Frate; 75. Essay: Zi, Pier; 28, Alto.

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8.03 Short Mozart Programme. Rondo (from Berenade in D Major "Haffner's Pritz Kreisler (Violin) 10 Embroca- with Plano accomp. by Franz Rupp, Overture "Coal Fan Tutte" The Jovial RB.C. Symphony Orchestra cond. by Bir Adrian Boul

Shaw at the Piano.

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14 Peer Luto

8.15 Stadio Becital by Gaston 18 Agitate D'Aquino (Tenor) with E. O'Neil 17 Chooses

18 Shell fruit In the presence of relatives and Mr. Francis B. Bayre, United

1. (a) Mio Tesoro Intanto (Don 20 Steep rocks many friends, the remains of the States High Commissioner to the Giovanni"-Mozart); (b) Be Mlo 24 President late Mrs. Eulaile Marie Elrod were Philippines, who arrived in Shang- Nome (The Barber of Seville-25 Essential

(Tchaikow- laid to rest on April 26 after a ser-hal from Manila in the U. S S. Rossini). 3. (a) Morning

with the Light 28 Group of

vessels vice at the Bubbling Well Ceme-Auguste, flagship of the US, Asia- sky); (b) Jeanie

Browar Hair Stephen Foster); (c) April 22 sailed oft in the Stily Night (Trad. Irish 27 Less tery, Shanghal. In the morning a for Yokohama with Mrs. Sayre in Air). 3. (a) Mattinata (Tosti); (b) Requiem Mass was celebrated at the s.s. President Pierce on, April Luna d'Estata (Tosti)./ the Church of Christ the King, 235 28. Mr. Sayfe, is on his way to Tokyo 840 Competitions of Elgar, Rue Bourgeat, by Father J. K up-to confer with the United States Prelude "The Dream of Gerontius," man, B.J., who also carried out the Ambassador to Japan, Mr. Joseph Op. 38 The B.B.C. Bymphony Orches- last rites at the graveside," C. Grew, on general Far Eastern tra cand, by Sir Adriati Boult.

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