THE APPLE SONG
become familiar with the cheerful melody broadcast by all ZB Stations at 8.15 a.m. daily. This melody is preceded by the ringing of the school bell, which has now become more or less a Dominion-wide signal for the school kiddies to be "on their way." [Lo will by this time have
The new song, called by general consent "The Apple Song," is the composition of a New Zealander, Ivan Perrin. Mr. Perrin has been associated with J. C. Williamson Ltd, for the past fifteen years. He returned from Australia only three weeks ago. He has written many songs, among his compositions being "The Maori Lullaby" and "Ballet de Carnival." At*the moment Mr. Perrin is busily engaged in writing the music for the
new Australian film, "Forty Thousand Light Horse." In response to many requests, we give the words of "The Apple Song": Any time is apple time, Whether you're nine or ninety-nine, Here’s a healthy, golden rule; Take an apple each day to school, Mutch it, crunch it, Call for more. Crunch it, munch it, Eat it right down till you reach the core. Any time is apple time, Whether it’s wet or whether it’s fine, Don’t neglect this daily rule, Take some apples with you to school, Listen in to your ZB station for an important announcement regarding this song.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 2, Issue 40, 29 March 1940, Page 47
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224THE APPLE SONG New Zealand Listener, Volume 2, Issue 40, 29 March 1940, Page 47
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