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4 Liverpool Daily Poxt Friday September 23 1S6S TOE USEE GUIDE THEATRES CWMNI THEATR CYMRU Med: 26 27 PROS KAIRON Theatr Fach RHYL 28 SAER DOLIAU Tocynnau Theatr Rhyl 2229 29 SAER DOLIAU Ysgol Ramadeg Alun YR WYDDCRUC Tocynnau: North Western Travel Agency Yr Wyddgrug 4 30 SAER DOLIAU Ysgol Dyffryn Conway LLANRWST Tocynnau: Siop Llyfrau Cymraeg Tan Graig Tel 493 Hydref 1 PROS KAIRON Neuadd Idris DOLGELLAU Tocynnau: Wynne Williams Dolgellau 471 3 PROS KAIRON Ysgol Uwchradd DRENEWYDD Tocynnau: Bradley's High Street Drenewydd 402 4 PROS KAIRON Ysgol Berwyn BALA Tocynnau: Barclays Bank House Bala 315 5 PROS KAIRON Neuadd Dref PWLLHELI Tocynnau: Hen Neuadd Dref 6 PROS KAIRON Neuadd John Phillips BANGOR Tocynnau: Studio High Street Bangor 2107 neu: Siop Llyfrau Galloway Bangor 3531 7 SAER DOLIAU Ysgol Dyffryn Ogwen BETHESDA Tocynnau: Tel 303 8 SAER DOLIAU Ysgol Uwchradd CAERNARVON Tocynnau: Clifton' Bangor Street neu: Cyngor Gwlad Sir Caernarvon 2626 10 PROS KAIRON Neuadd Brenin ABERYSTWYTH Tocynnau: Neuadd Dref Cynhyrchydd ddwy ddrama: Wilbert Lloyd Roberts Export to music The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra are trying to improve the export drive by encouraging British firms to accompany them on concert tours in other countries said Mr James Brown chairman of the orchestra in London yesterday He said that a number of firms had already been approached Mr Brown said that all orchestras played on the Continent and in America to fantastic houses If manufacturers could be persuaded to accompany the orchestra in a travelling van which could be opened in the forecourt of the concert hall it would be a big boost to British industry Comrades in distress A man appearing as a bankrupt at Wrexham Bankruptcy Court yesterday told such a hard luck story that another bankrupt pulled out a handful of pound notes ahd thrust them towards him this for your wife and he said need it more than I The offer brought a polite refusal but the Assistant Official Receiver Mr Hurst watched anxiously and hopefully "If you are not careful 1 shall take that -money for your he told the man with the money The cash w'as hastily returned to the safety of a large pjocket Romantic writers The final programme in the All About You series on ITV last night put the question sentimental are to a panel comprising twelve women novelists all members of the Romantic Association Their answers to ten questions posed in a fairy-story type of film in which boy meets girl were completely predictable most of them could remember their first kiss and all kept romantic souvenirs The novelists score -was seven out of ten in favour of sentiment whereas a Gallup poll of the general public registered five out of ten in favour It was left to Welsh author Gwyn Thomas to have the last words on the subject and deliver several punch lines First he said: is an evil and dangerous thing It is the tears of regret humanity sheds and causes the rust on the hinges of Later he confessed that he married an intelligent woman and lived with sentimentality for thirty years indeed he could not live without it because a wife is a novel one is writing all the This series which started off as a new kind of quiz provided much more entertainment than we anticipated when it was originally launched HR LEVISION BBC 1 938-1020 For Schools and Colleges 938 People of Many Lands The Island of Gozo 1000-1020 The Orchestra Orchestral Families: 1025- 1045 Dysgu Cymraeg: A series fOT Welsh Schools 1045-1100 Watch with Mother The Flowerpot Men 1105-1155 For Schools and Colleges 1 105 1 125 Spotlight: People Politics Problems 1135 A Journey: London River 1230 International Golf Thej Senior Service Tourna- ment 130 News I35-200 II i Welsh topical magazine 205-225 For Schools and Colleges Making Music 225 International Golf The Senior Sendee Tournament and Racing from Ascot Heath: 240 The Princess Royal Stakes 320 The Rosemary' Stakes 350 The Royal Lodge Stakes: 420 The Bracknell Nursery Stakes Handicap 445 Jackanory Gumphlumph 'Part 5) 500 Hey Presto Rolf 1 545 Junior Points of View 535 ctvs 605 Look North followed by Weather 630 Film Preview' 700 The Newcomers Serial 730 Foreign Affairs (comedy series) 800 Green Acres (comedy film series) 825 Dr Kildare 'film series) 850 News including a report on The Liberal Party Assembly 905 Dr Kildare Part 2: Read the Book Then See the Picture 925 The Andy Williams Show Song music and comedy 1015 Twenty-Four Hours 1055 Trials of O'Brien Justice for the II45 Weather BC2 930 The Liberal Party Assembly 1100 Play School A programme for children at home 1125-1230 and 200-530 The Liberal Party Assembly Further reports 730 The Making of America The New Immigrants 800 A Fight to Remember Benny Leonard Lew Tendler and Lou Ambers Henry Armstrong 830 Wheelbase 905 The Virginian A Matter of 1015 Miracle A Cambridge Symposium No 3: Miracle and the Laws of Nature 1045 Newsroom followed by Weather 1105 Late Night Line-up ULSTER TELEVISION 1107-1215 For Schools 205-300 For Schools 440 News Headlines 445 Small Time 500 Five Club 525 The Littlest Hobo 555 ITN 606 Time 610 News 619 Weather Forecast 620 Round About 635 Crossroads 658 News Headlines 700 Ready Steady Go 730 Emergency Ward 10 800 Bonanza 855 ITN Special Report from Liberal Party Assembly 915 Cinema 945 Sugarfoot 1040 Our Man From St 1111 ITN Headlines 1113 Liberal Party Assembly Report 1123 Sports Preview 1128 What the Papers Say 1143 Epilogue 1148 Weather Forecast looks set for a good By ANTHONY TUCKER Clad in the pink coat of the hunting man lustily played by Joss Ackland strode across the stage of the New Theatre London last night and ushered in a very bright new musical Jorrocks does not shine for its originality the man whose name is the title is a Pickwickian fun-loving character w'hose real love is hunting When he becomes Master-of-Hounds in a small country town his demeanour is not all that is expected of an MFH Even less so is that of his huntsman The settings are Victorian the costumes are gay and colourful The story has its boy-meets-girl situation A lot w'e have seen before But shines because the music is tuneful without being raucous the acting is good without being affected and avove all the leading characters can sing which is such a change Joss Ackland brings to the title part enough enthusiasm to carry the show But he have to He is supported by a very clever Peter Whit- horse Killed However as all three channels have now had a go at it without doing much more than throw up clouds of suspicion I shall not be very much more interested until someone comes up with a theory that it was the work of the FBI the OGPU or the Patagonian Secret Police KHH ANYONE WHO HAS AN would know how Cilia was feeling yesterday when she passed hr driving test in Blackpool at the first attempt So she tears up the L-plates Cilia who had twenty-five two-hour lessons before she took the dreaded test duly collected her certificate of competence made out to: Priscilla White co Cilia Black ABC Theatre Happiness is a female oryx The birth of the first female Arabian oryx to be born in the Western hemisphere was announced in London Yesterday by the World Wildlife Fund The calf born at Phoenix (Arizona) zoo has been called Happiness The fund said that the event represents a breakthrough in the effort to re-establish this species of rare antelope whose normal habitat is Saudi Arabia Seven other calves born at Phoenix were all male oryx ARGUING ANYWAY? The mini cult has brought the length of the kilt back to where it should be above the knee say the Scotch House experts A case of fashion catching up with tradition Lynn Evans illustrates the point AND RADIO GRANADA The Liberal Assembly 1130 Schools 1155 The Liberal Assembly 205-230 For Schools I 450 Granada in the North Children: Five Club The Magic Boomerang News Weavers Green Father of the Bride Northern News Headlines Criss Cross Quiz Emergency Ward 10 Seaway Stephen Young News and Special Report from The Liberal Party Assembly Cinema Motion picture magazine Danger Man What the Papers Say Scene Background to the news 1105 News Headlines and Northern News 1130 Alfred nitchcock Party TWW (TELEDU CYMRU) 930 Liberal Party Assembly 1105 People at Work 1125 Interlude 1130 Notre Ville 205 Science in Use 225 Interlude 235 Conflict 435 Crossroads 500 Five Club 525 Teli-Ho 555 News 605 Dydd 620 The World To-morrow 650 News of Wales 700 Mr and Mrs 730 Emergency Ward 10 800 The Fugitive 855 News 915 Miss TWW 1966 945 Honey West 1010 Clwb Lienor 1040 Claim to Fame 1110 News Headlines 1112 Liberal Party Assembly 1120 Free and Easy 1132 Weather Forecast A TV (CHANNEL 8) 445 525 605 615 635 700 800 945 1015 1108 1110 1140 The Tingha and Tucker Club The Adventures of Robin Hood Midlands News ATV To-day Crossroads Ready Steady Go The Fugitive Lauder of Lauder Stagecoach West News Headlines Stryker of the Yard Talking About Bamber Gascoigne on The Power of the Critic Liberal Party Assembly followed by Weather Forecast and Epilogue 1155 BBC (WALES) 1025-1045 Dysgu Cymraeg Series for Welsh schools 1045-1100 Ar Lin Mam For younger viewers 605-630 Wales To-day Reports films and interviews followed by Weather 630-655 i Topical magazine 655-700 Newyddion News 800-825 Week In Week Out EIRE TELEVISION 1115 215 600 601 630 640 645 715 Telefis Scoile Telefis Scoile The Angelus Lassie News Outlook Tammy Follow the Sun 815 Time to Remember 845 The Long Hot Summer News Late Extra Caidreamh Film Nuacht Late News 945 1005 1015 1045 1135 1140 o3u News lollowed by Breakfast Specai 830 News and Metcast 834 Housewives' Choice: Request records 955 Five to Ten: miscellany 1000 Heather Mixture: Music from Scotland 1031 Music While You Work 1100 Morning Story: 23rd 1 1115 The Dales 1131 Music in the Air 1215 International Spin: Records 100 The Joe Loss Show 200 Hour 300 Swingalong 415 The Dales 431 Racing Results 432 Double Spin with Playtime: Records for the younger listeners and at 500 Newly Pressed: The latest singles EPs and LPs 531 Roundabout: Fun fact and fiction 633 Sports Review including Racing Result 645 The Archers 700 News and Rad Newsreel 731 Movietime 800 There's One Born Every Minute: Comedy seres 830 News and Weather Forecast 840 Any Questions? Discussion 930 Friday ght is Mus ght Night 1031 Music Through Midnight 1 00 It's Ore O'clock Music 200 News Summa- WALES 341m 710-715 News of Wales 810-815 News 815-840 Good Morning Wales Magazine th music 905-928 For Scnoo Gwasanaeth Crefvdtfoi 955-10-15 Rrvgwm A Chan 10 15-10 30 Gwasanaeth Boreol: Morn ng Serv ce 1120-1140 For Scnoois Early Stages i Welsh i 12 10-1230 Week I 12 30-12 5s Talk I 12 55-1 00 Newydd on News and Weatne-6 10-620 News of Wales 620-625 London aro Car-a ft Stock Ma-fce: Reoo'tc 625-635 Newvdd on- News 9 30-1 000 Talk ng About Nature Magaz ne o-ogramme LONDON 330m 7 10 South- ast 810 South-East 112SS Weathe- Programme 610 South-East News News News News The courage and fears of Isadora EMPIRE Theatre 45 50 80 GREATEST ICE SPECTACULAR EVER WHITE AND THE SEVEN ON ICE Anne Marlon Davies Jackie Oldfield Seven and Cast of 50 10 6 76 5- 126 1 06 86 66 Child party orices: Box Office Sunday Sept 25 only 540 8 Pirv THE ROLLING STONES IKE TINA TURNER THE YARDBIRDS 6c Stalls: 15- 126 106 Circle: 1 5 12 6 106 76 Book now Nov 7 for Four Weeks 61 5 A 835: TV's FASTEST SPECTACULAR! BLACK AND WHITE MINSTREL SHOW Post or Personal Booking Only Quote Alternative Date SAE St 106 91- 7'6 66 10 6 86 76 51-BOOKING WTLL OPEN SHORTLY FOR DUSTY SPRINGFIELD Guest Star In PANTO SPECTACULAR KING CHARLIE CAIROLI CO PETER GOODWRIGHT PAUL BARRY RYAN Comm Dec 24 7 pm then 216 A 70 St 1 3 6 11 6 9 6 8 6 136 10 6 8- 6- for Children Parties from 2 All Perfs except Sats Reduced Jan ROYAL COURT THEATRE Tel Royal 5163 Sept 19 Evas 730 Sat Mat 230 THE ENGLISH OPERA GROUP To-day and Saturday (Mat A Evg): THE BEGGAR'S OPERA 46 76 106 136 176 Sept 26 Evas 730 Sat 5 A 8 Special Wed Mat at 230 CORAL BROWNE WILFRID HYDE WHITE ISABEL JEANS RJONALD LEWIS JULIET Ml US FAN By Oscar Wilde 4 7- 7 6 10- 126 15- Wed Mat only: 3 6 5- 6 6 8 6 10 126 Oct 3 fvgs 730 Mat Tues A Sat 2 30 THE ROYAL BALLET Mon Tues (Mat A Eve) SWAN LAKE Wed Thurs RAY MON DA ACT III: THE RAKE'S PROGRESS PINEAPPLE POLL Fn Sat (Mat A Eve) COPPELI A 46 76 10 6 136 17 6 For Xmas A New Year Season: Opening Friday Dec 23: Evenings at 7 Mats at 215 JIMMY CLITHEROE A Lavish New PANTOMIME TOM THUMB Advance Booking Now Open LIVERPOOL PLAYHOUSE ROYAL 8363 RE-OPENING 26th OCTOBER A FAMILY MAN by JOHN GALSWORTHY Owing to th late starting date this plav runs for two weeks only to 5th November we regret therefore that It is necessary to suspend permanent bookings for this patrons who would normally hfcve a permanent booking will notify the box office of alternative dates within those two weeks when they can come seats as close as possible to theilr usual reservation will be booked PJese send sae BOX OFFICE OPENS OCTOBER 3rd If you have not already renewed your perm ament reservation and wish to do so please notify the box office not later than October 1st EVERYMAN (Royal and to-morrow Sarah A Matter of Choice 86 7'- 5 6 4776) To-night Churchill In Tickets CLUBS FOR THE BEST CABARET IN THE NORTH COLLEGE THEATRE CLUB Coupland St Manchester 15 Ardwick 2006 AT LEAST 16 ACTS ON STAGE EVERY NIGHT PARTIES WELCOME WATCH FOR THE KITTEN COLLEGE THEATRE CLUB Coupland Street MANCHESTER 15 Telephone: ARO 2006 STAG (MEN ONLY) SHOWS EVERY TUESDAY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY TOP CABARET: SATURDAY SUNDAY ORGANISED PARTIES CATEREO FOR CHRISTMAS RESERVATIONS DINNERS Ac NOW BEING EXCEPTED CARLTON CLUB Sankey Street Warrington Sunday Afternoon BACHELOR NIGHT OUT Tuesday Thursday Parties catered for Late Bar Telephone: 30304 PARADISE CLUB VAUXMALl ROAD SCHOLES WICAN THE BILLY BUTLER SPECIAL Showband ShDwbanas the bonzo doc doo DAH BAND Fr dY The Fabulous MONTANAS (Saturday Oecca Record no GERRY CANTOR" FuM N-cht of Entertainment Dance tc the BLUE DIAMONDS GAMING ROOM RESTAURANT BARS OPEN UNTIL 2 AM CINEMAS Gaumont nor 0039 CAMDEN ST oft London Rd MARLON BRANDO THE CHASE (X) Technicolor ADULTS ONLY 25 S20 830 Also LAUGH (U) with Charlie Chaplin Laurel Hardy 41Q 725 SATURDAY CLUB at 930 am Box Office 10-8 Sundays 4-8 Rodgers and Hammersteln's THE SOUND OF MUSIC Evgs 715 Mats dally (not Suns) 230 Circle 126 106 Stalls 106 7 6 Reduced Child OAP's Mon to Frl Mats Seats bookable for all Performances Postal Bookings -Enclose SAE z'PO No Film Perfs 5th Oct DUSTY SPRINGFIELD SHOW ABBEY CINERAMA WAVERTREE Evgs 730 Weds A Sats 230 Laurence Olivier Charlton Heston "KHARTOUM (U) Book Now ODEON BOOTLE ODEON CROCBY Cary Grant "WALK DON'T RUN" (U) (Tech) "TATTOOED POLICE HORSE" No Mat Gont 510 CONCERTS PHILHARMONIC HALL Sunday October 2 1966 at 3 Pm Recital by VLADIMIR ASHKENAZY Beethoven Sonata Op 31 No 2 In Minor Beethoven Sonata Op 101 In A Major Chopin Scherzos Nos 1 2 3 4 Tickets 176 15- 126 10- 76 from Philharmonic Hall (Royal 3789) and usual agents ALL SEATS BOOKABLE IN AID OF OXFAM WINE DINE DANCE iiteak tjouse 3 PENSBY ROAD HESWALL Charcoal Flavoured Steaks and Flambe Specialities Draught Sherry drawn from the wood excellent wine cellar and Keg bitter Open 120-230 pm 60-110 pm Now open Sunday 1200 noon to 230 and 600 Dm to 1030 0 For Table Reservation Telephone Heswall 4777 Spend NEXT Weekend at THE WHITE HOUSE (Residential Club) ABERSOCH Arrive for Dinner Friday Leave after Lunch Sunday Special weekend price including DINNER DANCE SATURDAY £6 Full Tariff RING ABERSOCH 236 THE BOAT HOUSE Parkgate Wirral Famous for Shrimp Teas Lunches Morning Coffee OPEN EVERY DAY A A RECOMMENDED NESTON 187 THE GRAND HOTEL NEW BRIGHTON HAS A GOOD SELECTION OF WINES Supper Dance Friday and Saturday (Chicken-in-a-basket) Couples £1 Single 126 Licensed until 1130 pm TEL NEW BRIGHTON 6043 tor Reservation FOLK JAZZ BEAT SATURDAY OCTOBER 1 MEMORIAL kall northwich MERSEYS EDDIE CAVE AND FIX TIFFANY SHOW Plu Personal Appearances of GEORGE BEST and MISS UK (Jenifer Lowe) 9 6 Pay at the door SPORTS BADMINTON Liverpool League Badminton Club requiring experienced Players for season 6667 playing 1st and 3rd Box PCS 1 3 Post 4 Echo ARTISTES ENTERTAINERS ORGANIST AND VOCALIST required by orotessionai Tamla Everything G-oud recording contract- good work accommodation available 'bore Nottingham 52938 RGAN 1ST for Hammond Organ full time Box PLS 53 Post 4 Echo FUNCTIONS EVENTS ST ANDREWS SCOUTS' RUMMAGE SALE at Gatlev Drive Saturday September 24 at 230 DANCING MOULIN ROUGE AINSDALE DANCING SAT NIGHT 130 76 2 BANDS LICENSED BARS CAFE STARTING OCT 17th LATE BUSES TO LIVERPOOL BIG IRISH DANCE BLAIR HALL 162 WALTON ROAD THIS SATURDAY THE FABULOUS RHYTHM STARS Showband FROM ROSCOMMON SUNDAY CLUB OPENING THIS SUNDAY WITH THE RHYTHM STARS Ken films for BBC 1 always command a respect and I would place the tragic story of Isadora Duncan among those to which I should doff my hat To many to-day Isadora Duncan is nothing but a name from the past to others it evokes memories of the extravagant scandalous publicity-seeking woman whose dancing and whose off-stage activities whether among the comrades in Moscow or among the new-rich of America in the twenties always seemed to make the headlines film with Vivian Pickles as the dancing extrovert did not gloss over the social imperfections of his subject but in a programme which would have been just as much at home on BBC 2 it did reveal the weaknesses and the strength the courage and the fears of one of the largest characters of the Roaring Twenties with a great amount wf humanity and understanding "Twenty Four got back on that old hobby LIGHT HOME 434m SOUND 1500m and 247m A vigorous approach to men at work IRELAND 224m run bread as the drunken hunt man with the Scots-Geordi accent bv a very pretty Cheryl Kennedy with a pleasing soprano as his niece and bv Bernard Lloyd as her eventually successful) suitor Other brilliant performances come from outsize JP Marmaduke Muley-grubs played by a fleet-of-foot Willoughby Goddard and big poor little nervous sidekick Captain Doleful (Paul Eddington) whose simpering nervousness received an ovation all of its own Jorrocks moves from start to finish with unchecked gaiety save for one scene a fancy dress hunt ball in which the costumes and setting become too grandiose and pantomime-style for the rest of the show- Only David Heneker song Midsummer saves it from floundering at that point Other songs you'll come out humming are and The Happiest Man Jorrocks is too long (nearly three hours) so many musicals are when they open it seems But it has one important ingredient common to all successful musicals and without which they never last romance It should have a good run colour She can catch the mystery of dark space (Top of Kiln) a sense of latent power Forge) or the relation of implements in use to muscular power (Bricking-up Furnace) This last is one of the most interesting pictures and it would be possible to derive an impressive group from the theme Janet Sturge should I think develop such potent ideas Her ambitious designs The Coffer Dam for instance have nothing like the intensity of her more direct paintings Involved in problems of little aesthetic consequence in the compositions relating to subway construction her workmen tend to become comic robots as they do also in the lumber-jack picture There is a limit to versatility Lobo Nocho an American whose paintings are exhibited at the Everyman Theatre this week during the run of Matter of Choice for which he has designed the sets is versatile Generally he favours international drip technique His occasional use of stencils and air-brush is a little more interesting Some panels with Oriental-looking symbols finished with gold paint might be used by an interior designer for decorative effect Some examples of a figurative nature suggest that mere casual notations come more naturally Frozen but still burn The North Wests first Guy Fawkes of the season escorted by three small boys in Oldham Road Manchester yesterday carried a crayoned announcement on an old shoe box round his neckt "Pay freeze still only on Men at work and the bakeries furnaces brickyards and underground shafts in which they work are the favourite themes of Janet Sturge Her pictures and plaster reliefs are exhibited in the Atkinson Art Gallery Southport for the next three weeks She has a vigorous approach to these subjects and a thoughtful use of girl 635 Home to Music: Scottish Dance Music 700 Music from Scarborough 730 Listen to This Space: Light entertainment (434m) Night Class People: Evening classes to-day and in the future (224m) 800 Handel Beethoven and Stravinsky: Concert 853 Interval Talk: The Nasmyth Club 908 Orchestra Concert Part 2 930 They Saw the Sea: An enquiry mto holidays for handicapped children 1000 News and Comment wth special coverage from the Liberal Assembly followed by Newsstand 1045 A Steel Town in Slovak Talk 1059 Weather Forecast 1100 News Summary 1 1 02 A Book at Bed-t me Memoirs of a Fox Hunting Man 1 115 Jazz at Night-gramophone records 1145 Forecast for Coastal Waters Swords for the Bond MUSIC PROGRAMME 635 Farming 650 Ten to Teilhard Chardin 655 Weather Programme (434) Weather Northern Fatstock (224m) 700 News 710 News of the North (434m Northern Ireland News (224m) 715 To-day Magazine 745 To-day's Papers 750 Ten to Eight: prayers anj Meditation 755 Weather and Progarwne News 800 News 810 News of the North 4 3 4 Northern Ireland News (224m) 815 To day: Second edition 840 To-day Papers 845 Mr Bunting Ser ai reading 900 News 905 For Schools: An Act of WorShp 928 A World of Sound: Thank you Teacher 955 For Schools: Music and Movement II i434m) For Schols: To-day and Yesterday (2 24 1015 Da iy Servce 1030 For Schools: French tor Sxth Forms seres 1050 Poetry Corner 1100 How Things Begin 1 1 20 Listening and Writmg Series 1 1 40 Talks for Sixth Forms: American Po! tical Institutions 1200 Announcement 1210 Pick of the Week: Items from broadcasts on rad and television durng the past seven i days 1255 New and Weather 100 The World at One I News Voices and Topics 130 The Archers 1 45 Listen With Mother 200 For Schools: Let's I Join In seres 120 Portra of Jesus: Christian Focus aenes 140 Jack and His Comrades Stores and Rhvmes sees 1 00 Experiment in Freedom Report on how welfare workers a rt try ng to look after the mentally III at home instead of wn institutions 330 Any Answers7 Rado correspondence column 4 00 The Queens: The story of the Queer liners past oresent and future 441 Home Thj Afternoon 325 Story Time: The Amateur Gentleman Part 9 351 Weather and Programme News 600 News 610 Voice of th North (434m) Round-up: News and vews in Northern Ireland (224m) 625 Snorts Corner (4 34 m) 635 Stock Market Report 700 News Summary and Weather Forecast 704 Overture Gramophone records 800 News Summary and Weather Forecast 804 Mo-ntng Concert: Gramophone records 900 News Summary and Weather Forecast 904 This Week's Composer: Ravel 945 Rodelinda: Records of excerpts from Handels opera 1030 Stud Portrait 1100 Music Making 1215 M'dbay Prom: Schubert and ndem th 100 News Summary and Weather Forecast 104 Concert Calendar 115 dday Prom: Beethoven 200 Paganini operetta three acts bv Franz Lehar 300 Mus in Our me The later Stravinsky 4 00 New Orchestra Vedi Delius and Brahms 500 Schubert's Gramophone records 530 The Young idea: Records chosen by the under-twentes STUDY SESSION 630 Mus Questions Practising mus ans fli sense i steners' que cs 700 The Engl sh Rcvoiuton: Tne Futnev Debates THIRD 464m and 194 730 Hanrs sler Music from his ear years 810 from Pans The -tue xvardness 830 He'en ana LcihJ'O anfl Her v' Plav 945 8iLh a-a Hirfley th 1100 News 1 1115 Market ends A military guard of honour for the Hon Patrick Greville Howard youngest son of Mimi Countess of Suffolk and Berkshire and of the late Earl of Suffolk and Berkshire GC with his bride the former Mary Elizabeth Johnson after their wedding at St Church Westminster yesterday The bride a former debutante was a model for fashion designer Mary Quant and has a part in the new Bond film "Casino I 1 4 i.