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SUNDAY, MARCH 24 6. Op.m. Family Request session 7. 0 Mamma Bloom’s Brood 7.30 Next week's features | 7.46 The ‘" Man in the Street’ session 8.40 Musical programme 9. O -An Allan Jones Cameo 9.6 Cavalcade of drama: " Her. Britannic Majesty Victoria Regina "’ , 9.30 Slumber music MONDAY, MARCH 25 6. Op.m. Bright melodies 6.30 Popular recordings 6.45 Humour 7. O Harmony Isle 7.30 Chuckles with Jerry

8: 0 If it had been You 8.30 Band music 9. O Announcer’s programme (Lloyd Hardie) TUESDAY, MARCH 26 5.30 p.m. The Levin session 6. O Popular recordings 6.30 Lady of Millions 7.15 East Lynne 7.30 Request session 8. O . Famous. Escapes 8.15 Nelson Eddy, Mantovani, and Henry Hall 8.45 Young Farmers’ Club 9. 0 Variety WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27 5.30 p.m. The Dannevirke session 6: O Bright melodies 6.30 Humour

6.45 Gems from musical comedy 7. O Entertainment column 7.15 Gardening session 7.30 Chuckles with Jerry 8. 0 Surprise programme 8.30 Music from the masters 98. 0 Variety’ THURSDAY, MARCH 28 5.30 p.m. The Feilding session 6. O Early evening music 6.30 Lady of Millions 6.46 The story of a great artist’ 7. 0 True stories 7.15 East Lynne 7.30 Request session 8.0 Do you want to be an Announcer? 8.30 Hill-Billie session 9. 0 Motorists’ session 9.30 Variety FRIDAY, MARCH 29 6. Op.m. Early evening music 7. 0 The Marton session 7.30 Chuckles with Jerry 8. 0 Music from the movies 8.30 Mixed programme 9.30 Week-end sports preview SATURDAY, MARCH 30 6. Op.m. Bright melodies 6.15 Suzette’s session 6.46 A Visitor’s Impression of New Zealand 7.16 Sports results 7.30 New recordings 8. 0 The Telephone Quiz 9.16 Dancing time from 2ZA 1c

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 2, Issue 39, 21 March 1940, Page 53

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2ZA New Zealand Listener, Volume 2, Issue 39, 21 March 1940, Page 53

2ZA New Zealand Listener, Volume 2, Issue 39, 21 March 1940, Page 53

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