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3ZB

1430 k.c., 210 m. CHRISTCHURCH

Highlights of and alterations of these programmes are broadcast at 8.15 a.m., 1.59 p.m., and 5.59 p.m. daily

SUNDAY, AUGUST 27 6. Oa.m. Early morning melodies 8.16 Motorists’ guide and weather report 9.15 Review of the week’s sport, by Les. Edwards 9.30 Around the bandstand, with David 10. O Hospital session, conducted by Bob "Spiers 11. 0 Uncle Tom and his children’s choir 11.30 The Toff 12. 0 Luncheon music _for the family

| 2. Op.m, Teddy Grundy’s travelogue 2.380 Variety parade 3.30 Theatre echoes 4. O Maoriland memories, _presented by Te Ari Pitama 5. O Musie for Sunday, Wide Range 5.30 New releases 6. O Tea table tunes 6.15 A talk on Social Justice 6.30 Piano pie 7.45 Features of the week 7. O Fred and Maggie Everybody 7.23 Cavalcade of Drama: Wuthering Heights 8. Q The Man in the Street session | 9. O Cavalcade of Drama: Johann Strauss, king of three-quarter time 9.30 World varieties: Wide Range presentation 10. O Funfare 10.15 Melody and rhythm 10.55 Reverie 11. O Close down MONDAY, AUGUST 28 6. Oa.m. Breezy breakfast session 7.12 Weather, mails and shipping 8. 0 Fashion’s fancies 8.45 Aunt Daisy 10. O Dream time 10.15 Morning reflections, conducted by Uncle Tom 10.30 Morning tea session: The Ifouse of Peter MacGregor 41. O Lady Courageous 11.80 Shopping kReporter’s_ session, conducted by Grace Green 12. 0 Komedy Kingdom 12.15 p.m. Jack Maybury, conducting the luncheon session 4. 0 Mrs. ’Olmes and Mrs, Hentwhistle 1.15 Continuation of luncheon programme 2. 0 Betty. and Bob 2.30 Home Service session, conducted by Jessie McLennan 3. 0 Problems for Pamela 4. O Under the Big Top 5. O Gracie and in the children’s session 5.55 Uncle Tom’s lullaby 6. O Musical programme 6.15 The Air Adventures. of Jimmy Allen 6.30 The gardening session, conducted by David 6.45 " Bindle " 7. O Fred and Maggie Everybody 7.15 Love Story Girl 7.30 Mamma Bloom’s Brood 8. O Drums 815 Easy Aces 8.45 The Adventures of Charlie Chan 9. O Concert Hall of the Air 9.30 Wide Range musical programme 10. O Story and song of famous regiments 10.30 Everybody’s melodies 12. 0 Close down TUESDAY, AUGUST 29 6. Oa.m. Sunrise session hg Weather, mails and_ shipng 8. O Fashion’s fancies 8.45 Aunt Daisy 9.15 Musical programme 9.52 Home Decorating session, by Anne Stewart 40. O Dream time 10.30 Morning tea session: The House of Peter MacGregor 411. O East Lynne 11.30 The Shopping Reporter’s session, conducted by Grace Green 12.0 Gems of melody: Wide Range 12. p.m. Jack Maybury, conducting the luncheon session 0 The songs of Sandy Mac 4; ‘45 Continuation of the luncheon session 2. O Betty and Bob 2.30 Home Service session 3. O Problems for Pamela | 4.0 Music in a sentimental Mood: Wide Range

5. O Gracie and Jacko in the children’s session 5.55 Uncle Tom’s lullaby 6. O Musical programme 6.15 Dog Heroes 6.30 Famous Escapes 7. 0 Fred and Maggie Everybody 7.15 Lawrence of Arabia 7.30 Mamma Bloom’s Brood 8.0 The Shadow of Fu Manchu 8.15 The Adventures of Dr. Danton 8.30 Hollywood Casting Office 9. O Ghosts of the Tower: Richard the Second 9.80 Wide Range concert 10. O Rhythm and variety 12. 0 Close down WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30 6. Oa.m. Breakfast session 7.12 Weather, mails and shipping 8. O Fashion’s fancies 8.45 Aunt Daisy 9.15 Music for Madame 10. O Dream time 10.15 Morning reflections by Uncle Scrim 10.30 Morning tea session: " The House of Peter MacGregor" 10.45 Hawaiian reflections 411. O Lady Courageous 11.30 Shopping Reporter’s session 42. O Komedy Kingdom 12.15 p.m. Jack Maybury, conducting the luncheon session 41. O Mrs. ’Olmes and Mrs. Hentwhistle 1.15 Continuation of luncheon programme 2. O Betty and Bob 2.30 Home Service session 3. O Problems for Pamela 3.30 Teddy Grundy’s question box 4. O Under the Big Top 5. O Gracie and Jacko, conducting the children’s session 5.55 Uncle Tom’s lullaby 6. O Musical programme 6.15 The Air Adventures of Jimmy Allen 7. O The Lone Ranger 7.15 Love Story Girl 7.30 Mamma Bloom’s Brood 7.45 Great Orchestras of the World 8. 0.Drums 8.15 Easy Aces 8.45 The Adventures of Charlie Chan 9. O Imperial Intrigue 9.30 Wide Range Concert 10. O Everybody’s melodies 12. 0 Close down THURSDAY, AUGUST 31 6. Oa.m. Breakfast session 6.45 Market reports 7.12 Weather, mails and Shipping 8. O Fashion’s fancies 8.45 Aunt Daisy 9.15 Musical programme 9.52 Home Decorating session, by Anne Stewart 10. O Dream time 10.15 Morning reflections, by Uncle Serim 10.30 Morning tea session: " The House of Peter MacGregor" 411. O East Lynne : 411.30 The morning shoppers’ session, conducted by Grace Green 12.0 Gems of melody: Wide Range 12.15 p.m. Jack Maybury, conducting the luncheon session 4. 0 Songs of Sandy Mac 1.15 Continuation of luncheon programme 2. O Betty and Bob , 230 Home service session, conducted by Jessie McLennan. 3. 0 Problems for Pamela 4. O Music in a sentimental mood: Wide Range 5. O Gracie and Jacko in the children’s session 6. O Musical programme 6.15 The Air Adventures of Jimmy Allen 6.30 Liberty news 6.45 The Merry Go Round of 1939 7. O The Lone Ranger 7.30 The House of a Thousand Tales

COMMERCIAL PROGRAMMES

7.45 Tavern tunes 8. 0 The Shadow of Fu Manchu 8.15 The Adventures of Dr. Danton 8.30 Hollywood Casting Offce 9. O Professor Speedee’s general knowledge tests 9.30 Wide Range Concert 10. O Maoriland melodies 10.16 Everybody’s melodies 12. O Close down FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 6. Oa.m. Salute the day 12 Weather, mails and shipping . O Fashion’s fancies 8.45 Aunt Daisy 9.15 Musical programme 10. O Ilits and encores: Wide Range 10.30 Morning tea session: ‘ The House of Peter MacGregor" 10.45 Hollywood on the Air 41. O Lady Courageous 411.30 The shopping reporter’s ses sion, conducted by Grace Green 42. O Community sing from Civic Theatre 1.15 p.m.. Luncheon music 2.-0 Betty and Bob 2.30 Home service session, conducted by Jessie McLennan 3. 0 Musings 4. O Under the Big Top 6. O Gracie and Jacko in the children’s session 6. O Musical programme 6.30 Famous Escapes 6.45 Sports preview 7. O Musical programme 7.16 Lawrence of Arabia 7.30 Art talk . 8. 0 Drums 8.15 Easy Aces 8.40 The Diggers’ session 9.30 Airman Racing session, by "The Railbird" 10. O Melody and humour 12. 0 Close down SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 6. Op.m. Early morning cheer 7.12 Weather, mails and shipping 8. O Fashion’s fancies 8.45 Aunt Daisy 9.16 Bright musical programme 10.15 Morning refections, by Elsie k, Morton 71. O East Lynne 41.30 Shopping reporter’s session, conducted by Grace Green 12. 0 Komedy Kingdom

12.15 p.m. Jack Maybury, conducting the luncheon programme O Mrs. ’Olmes and Mrs. Henthistle Oe Continuation of luncheon » Srogramme 2.0 Bright musical programme, interspersed with sports flashes 4.15 Chiropractic talk 5. O Gracie and Jacko in the children’s session 6. O Musical programme 6.15 Sports’ summary 6.46 Melody tour 7. O The Lone Ranger 7.16 Love Story Girl 7.30 The Home Decorating session, by Anne Stewart 8. O Musical jig-saw puzzle 8.16 The Adventures of Dr. Danton 8.30 Sacrifice 8. 0 Bindle

9.15 The Nola Luxford News 9.30 Favourite song and melody © 10.30 Cabaret Club of the Air 2. 0 Close down

‘East Lynne’ From 4ZB Disappointed Dunedin listeners who expected " East Lynne" to begin from 4ZB on August 21, will be glad to hear that this production will be starting on August 28, and from then on will be broadcast every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 11 a.m.

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 1, Issue 9, 25 August 1939, Page 45

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3ZB New Zealand Listener, Volume 1, Issue 9, 25 August 1939, Page 45

3ZB New Zealand Listener, Volume 1, Issue 9, 25 August 1939, Page 45

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