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Most of the programmes presented by NZBC screens require close study of script, rehearsal and memorising of lines. It is one thing to have script in hand, another to take the stage and be word perfect. Here Allan Martin (left) and host Allan Morris study the script before recording another Compass programme.

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Taupo Times, Volume XIV, Issue 40, 25 May 1965, Page 13

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Most of the programmes presented by NZBC screens require close study of script, rehearsal and memorising of lines. It is one thing to have script in hand, another to take the stage and be word perfect. Here Allan Martin (left) and host Allan Morris study the script before recording another Compass programme. Taupo Times, Volume XIV, Issue 40, 25 May 1965, Page 13

Most of the programmes presented by NZBC screens require close study of script, rehearsal and memorising of lines. It is one thing to have script in hand, another to take the stage and be word perfect. Here Allan Martin (left) and host Allan Morris study the script before recording another Compass programme. Taupo Times, Volume XIV, Issue 40, 25 May 1965, Page 13

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