FRIDAY NATIONAL

New Zealand Listener, Volume 4, Issue 89, 7 March 1941, Page 35

FRIDAY

NATIONAL

MARCH 14

Is AUCKLAND 650 k ¢. 462 m. 6. Oa.m-. Station on the air for NEWS FROM LONDON 7.0 NEWS FROM LONDON 7.30 (approx.) Breakfast session 8.46 NEWS FROM LONDON | 8 0 "With a Smile and a Song" 10. 0 sagem Service, Adjutant Frank a 10 "For My Lady": "Your Cavalier" 10 _"$hoes and Ships and SealingWax," by Nelle Scanian 411.0 "To Lighten the Task" 12. 0 Lunch music (12.15 p.m. and 1.15, NEWS FROM LONDON) 2.0 ‘From Our Library" 2.30 Classical music 3.30 Sports results "In Varied Mood " 40 Light music 4.30 Sports results 6. 0 Children’s session (* Cinderella" and "Aunt Jean,’ with feature, "Richard the Lion-heart "’) 5.45 Dinner music (6.15, NEWS FROM LONDON and Topical Talk): "Le Carnival Romain’ Overture (Berlioz); ‘Minuet’ (Mozart); "‘My Heart's Melody" (Gellin); "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" (Kern); ‘Amoureuse’ (Berger); "A Little Dance" (Brau); "‘Music of the Spheres" (Strauss); ‘Gipsy Eyes" (trad.); "The King Steps Out’ (Kreisler); "Deep River" (Trad.); ‘‘Bal Masque’ (Fletcher); "Molly on the Shore" (Grainger); "Two Jolly Fellows" (Conti); "Policeman's Holiday" (Ewing). 7. 0 Local news service 7.16 SPORTS TALK by Gordon Hutter 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME: Boston Promenade Orchestra, "In a Mountain Pass," from "Caucasian Sketches " Ippolitov-Ivanov 7.40 Elsie Suddaby (soprano), "Oh Yes, Just So" .... Bach "With Verdure Clad" Haydn 7.48 Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Symphony No, 2 in D Minor Cis F sacsiehivtestoteniensin RE 8.30 Studio recital by Robert Simmers (baritone), "Dream in the Twilight " "To None Will I My Love" "All the Fond Thoughts " Strauss "The Wandering ne 4 olf 8.42 Philharmonic Orchestra, "Siegfried Idyll" .... Wagner 8.57 Station notices’ 8. O NBS newsreel: A digest of the day’s news _ 9.15 BBC news commentary 9.25 Alexander Brailowsky . ~ (piano), . "Barcarolle" in F Sharp MA JOP. crsdctaincrsscssioesses-saen Chopin 9.33 Nancy Evans (contralto), "The Scribe " ............ Gurney . Nine of the Clock" "All Night Under the Moon" 9-41 The Boyd Neel Orchestra, "A Simple ssi tore ri

10.0 MUSIC, MIRTH AND | MELODY | 11. 0 NEWS FROM LONDON followed by meditation music ha CLOSE DOWN | | Y 880k¢. 341 m. 5. 0-6.0 p.m. Light music 7. 0 After dinner music 8.0 "Rhythm all the time" 8.15 Radio Revue | 9.0 "Sing As We go" _ 9.30 Theatre memories 10. 0 Light recitals 10.30 Close down 2 AUCKLAND 1250k.¢. 240m. 5. Op.m. Light orchestral and popular music 7. 0 Orchestral selections 8. 0 ‘" Maorilander": Tit-bits 8.20 Instrumental interlude 8.40 "Pamela’s" weekly chat 9. 0 Concert programme 10. 0-10.25 Signal preparation for the Air Force 10.30 Close down 2 y 570 k.c. 526m. In the event of Parliament being broadcast, this Programme will be transmitted by 2YC. Usual hours of Parliament, 10.30 to 1.0 and 2.30 to 5.30 p.m. 6. Oa.m. Station on the air for NEWS FROM LONDON 7. 0 NEWS FROM LONDON 7.30 Breakfast session 8.45 NEWS FROM LONDON 9.0 Morning variety 10.10 Devotional Service 10.25 Favourite melodies 10.28 to 10.30 Time signals 10.40 For My Lady: Let’s Gossip to Music: Interesting news facts, with musical illustrations, 11. 0 ‘Shoes and Ships and Sealing~Wax," by Nelle Scanlan 11.15. Versatile artists 12. O- Lunch music (12.15 p.m. and 1.15 NEWS FROM LONDON) 2.0 Classical hour 3.0 A.C.E. talk: "More About Pickling and Preserving" 3.15 Rhythm on record 3.28 t0 3.30 Time signals 3.32 Popular tunes 4. 0 Sports results Celebrity session 4.16 Afternoon vaudeville 5. O Children’s session 5.45 Dinner music (6.15, NEWS FROM LONDON and topical Talk): "Autumn" (Chaminade); "Kunz Revivais, No. 8’; "The Veleta"’ (Morris); "Hear My Song, Violetta’ (Lukesch); "Butterflies in the Rain" (Myers); ‘A Bouquet of Flowers’; "Neath Sunny Skies’; ‘Gipsy Wine’ (Rilter); "Strauss in Vienna" (arr. Waiter). 7. 0 Local news service 7.16 "Britain Speaks" 7.28t0 7.30 Time signals 7.30 Reserved 745 EVENING PROGRAMME: Melody Masters: Felix Weingartner and the Orchestre de la Societe des Concerts du Conservatoire, Paris, "Minuet" ............ Boccherini 7.50 Millicent Phillips (soprano), ‘Lo, Here the Gentle Lark!" Bishop

7.53 Felix Salmond (’cellist), EO OPIS? idicnniads Grieg 7.57 Oscar Natzke (bass), "The Two Grenadiers " Schumann 8. 0 Readings from Dickens by Byron Brown, "Magog Tells Gog a Love Romance of Old London" 8.20 Sir Thomas Beecham and the London Philharmonic Orchestra, "Carmen". Suite ............ Bizet 8.36 "I Pulled out a Plum," by " Gramofan " 8.58 Station notices 9.0 NBS newsreel: A digest of the day’s news 9.15 BBC news commentary 9.25 For the Bandsman: Massed Bands of the Aldershot and Eastern Commands, "The Beacon" Quick March Young 9.28 Band of H.M. Royal Horse Guards, " Gallantry-Duo D’Amour" "Knights of the King " ; Ketelbey 9.36 Foden’s Motor Works Band, "Three Bears Suite" Coates 9.42 Stanley Holloway (comedian), " Albert Evacuated " "My Missus" ........ Conricha 9.48 Cairns Citizens Band, "My Old Kentucky Home" arr, Rimmer "Thoughts " Waltz .... Alford 9.54 Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards, "March of the Little Fauns " Pierne " Golliwog’s Cakewalk " Debussy 10.0 Review of the Fields at Trentham To-morrow, by S. : V. McEwen 10.10 Rhythm on Record: The week’s new releases compéred by Turntable 11. 0 NEWS FROM LONDON followed by meditation music 11.30 CLOSE DOWN QV WELLINGTON 84Qk.c. 357m. m. Tunes for the tea-table . Op. O Musical menu . O After dinner music a om Radio Revue Sonata and Chamber music hour, featuring at 9.32, Artur Schnabel (piano) playing -Sonata in G Major, Op. 31, No. 1 (Beethoven) | 10. 0-10.25 Signal preparation for Air Force 10.30 Close down 2QV/ WELLINGTON 990k.c. 303m. Op.m. Showmen of syncopation 7.20 Memories of Hawali People in pictures Musical digest 8 "His Lordship’s Memoirs" O©ONOc re 7. 8. 8

9. 0 Carson Robison and his Buckaroos 9.12 Medliana 9.32 Thrills 9.45 Tempo di Valse 10. O Close down DVB NEW PLYMOUTH &10k.¢. 370m. 8. Op.m. Studio programme 9. O Station notices « 9. 2 Recordings 10. O Close down OV nl shh tsi 7. Gam. NEWS FROM LONDON 7.30 Breakfast session 8.45-9.0 NEWS FROM LONDON 11. 0 Light music 12, 0-2.0p.m. Lunch music (12.15 and 1.15, NEWS FROM LONDON)’ 5. 0 Uncle Paul and Aunt Beth 6. 0 "The Old-Time The-Ayter " 6.15 rig FROM LONDON and topical ta e 6.45 ‘The Huhchback of Notre Dama" 7. 0 After dinner music 7.30 Variety hour 8.30 Dance session 9.0 NBS newsreel: A digest of the day’s news 9.15 BBC news commentary 9.25 The Music of Offenbach 9.45 "Tales from the pen of Edgar Allen Poe" 10. 0: Close down 2 Y IN 920k¢. 327m. 7. Op.m. Light music 7.30 Carson Robison and his Pioneers 8. 0 Sketches, variety 8.30 Light classical music 9. O Grand opera 9.385 ‘Japanese Houseboy " 10. 0 Close down

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¥ Y 720k ¢. 416m. 6. Oa.m. Station on the air for NEWS FROM LONDON 7.0 NEWS FROM LONDON 7.30 (approx.) Breakfast session 8.45 NEWS FROM LONDON 8.0 Morning melodies 10.0 "For My Lady": The story and art of Luéretia Bori, Spanish prima donna 10.30 Devotional Service 10.45 Baritone interlude 411. 0 ‘Shoes and Ships and SealingWax," by Nelle Scanlan 41.156 ‘Help for the Home Cook." Talk by Miss M. A. Blackmore 41.30 Popular tunes 412. OQ Lunch music (12.15 p.m. and 1.15 NEWS FROM LONDON) 4.30 Organ recital by C. Foster Browne (relayed from the Anglican Cathedral) QO Music on strings 4 Rhythm parade Qo Classical hour Variety programme 4.30 Sports results Light gts and ballad porramm 5. 0 s session (" Niccolo, Puzzle Pie, Copper Nob’’) 6.45 Dinner music (6.15, NEWS FROM LONDON and Topical Talk): "Slavonic Dance, No. 2"" (Dvorak); "Cradle Song" (Mozart); * ‘Moonlight on the Danube" (Gay); * ‘The Student Prince’"’ Serenade (Romberg); ‘‘Puszta’"’ (trad.); ""Melodious Intermezzo" (Rotscher) ; "Estrellita"’ (Ponce); "Serenade" (Toselli); "A Soldier’s Life is Granda" (Olivieri) ; "One Bright Hit After the Other"’ "The Old Gipsy" (trad.); "Life Begins With Love" (Tobias); ""Marigold’’. (Mayerl); "Cloches de Corneville"’ Waltz (Planquette}; ° "Sanctuary of the Heart" (Ketelbey) ; "Hungarian Medley" (arr. Prout); "Last Rose of Summer" (Moore). 7. 0 Local news service (including report on Methven Ewe Fair) 7.15 sane ar ee and Guards." Talk by A. M. Spence Clark 7.30 PROGRAMME: Artur Schnabel (pianist) with Dr. Malcolm Sargent and cane London Philharmonic Orchestra Concerto No. 2 in B Flat Major, Op. 19 ........ Beethoven 8.0-From the Studio: Marie Campbell (contralto), ae Came Over the Grey Grey Hills" .....00....000.5 Bax rh The Little House " ei os Gretchaninoff sconlesasees, Jularovandi ."My True Love Hath My OG cudintthtnan 2OvOy

8-10 Ralph Kirkpatrick (harpsichord), Sonata in D Major. Sonata in A Minor Scarlatti 8.14 Studio recital by C. R. Ainsworth (flautist), "The Nightingale" . Donjon "The Brook in the Woods" Metzger "The Butterfly" ..... .. Kohler 8.25 Choir of the Russian Opera, "Prince Igor" Polovtsi Dances ...ccooeses SUES UCIC RS. Borodin 8.40 Albert Coates and the London Symphony Orchestra, "Ballet Suite" Les pas Caer! ons... Prokofieff 8.58 Station notices | 9. O NBS newsreel. A digest of the day’s news 9.15 BBC news commentary *9.25 From the Studio: James Duffy (Irish tenor), "Believe Me if all those Endearing Young Charms " Moore "Dear Little Shamrock" Jackson " Off to Philadelphia " Haynes "Has Sorrow Thy Young Days Shaded ?" .......s006 weoee tTAU. "Shamus O’Brien" ... Hays 9.40 Plaza Theatre "A Musical Switch" HumOTESQUE .s05....0000008. AFT. Alford 9.54 Louis Levy his GaumontBritish Symphony, "Music from the Movies," 10.0 MUSIC, MIRTH AND MELODY 11.0 NEWS FROM LONDON, followed by meditation music_ 11.30 CLOSE DOWN SY CHRISTCHURCH 1200 kc. 250m. p.m, Recordings "Music for Everyman" After dinner music "Circle of Shiva" "A Cockney Suite" Home Sweet Home For dancers "Mittens" 43 Vaudeville 10. 0-10.25 Signal preparation for Air Force 10.30 Close down SIAR 940k ce. 319m. a.m. NEWS FROM LONDON Breakfast session NEWS FROM LONDON Morning music Talk to women, Josephine Clare 10.30 Devotional service Lunch music p.m. & 1.15 NEWS FROM LONDON Afternoon programme Classical music Popular songs and dance hits 8 Variety Children’s ae Dinner mu NEWS LONDON and Topical Talk After dinner revue Station notices Bands on the air Mirthmakers broadcasting: Flanagan and Allen; Billy Cotton and his ODOM DNDN a NOD PITH POW NNOOOHNN 8088 a8o8o8o so Band, George Formby

8.0 [Ilja Livschakoff Orchestra, Tino Rossi (tenor), Mantovani and his Orchestra 8.30 All in favour of swing-listen! 98. 0 NBS Newsreel: A digest of the day’s news 9.156 BBC News Commentary 9.26 Carson Robison and his Pioneers 9.37 Tango time 9.47 Plays for the People: ‘"Liebestraume"’ 10. 0 Close down 4 Y 790 k c. 380m. 6. Oa.m. Station on the air for NEWS FROM LONDON 7. 0 NEWS FROM LONDON 7.30 (approx.) Breakfast session 8.45 NEWS FROM LONDON 10.16 Devotional Service 10.40 "Shoes and Ships and SealingWax," by Nelle Scanlan 11. 0 "For My Lady": Bronislaw Huberman, the greatest Polish violinist of our day 11.20 ‘Cooking by Gas." Talk by Miss J. Ainge 11.35 In My Garden 412. O Lunch musie (12.15 Ry and 1.15, NEWS FROM LONDON 2. 0 Music of the Celts: Rhythms of the Keyboards: Afternoon Reverie 3.15 A.C.E. talk: "Annual Meetings " 3.30 Sports results Classical music 4.30 Cafe music 4.45 Sports results 5. 0 a session (Big Brother ) 5.45 Dinner music (6.15, NEWS FROM LONDON and Topical Talk): "Procession of the Sirdar’ (IppolitovIvanov); "My Blonde Dream" (Doelle); "In Old Budapest" (Krish); ‘"‘Charlie Kunz Medley of Strauss Waltzes’; ‘The Gay Fellow’ (trad.); "Sweethearts" (Herbert); "Indian Summer" (Lohr); "Fairy Tales"’ (Hagen); "Merry Nigger’ (W. H. Squire); "Largo" (Handel); "‘Fair Rosemary" (Kreisler); "Russian Slumber Song" (Gretchaninoff); ‘"‘Almita’’ (Racho); ‘‘Sarba’’ (trad.); "Blaze Away" (Holzmann); "Who Knows?" (Lesso). 7. 0 Local news service ~ 7.14 "The Art of Jesting’": Talk by Professor Arnold Wall 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME: Andre Kostelanetz and his Orchestra, "Revenge With Music" 7.41 "Dad and Dave" 7-54 "Rhumba Rhythms and Tango Tunes" 8.9 The Theatre Box: "Poets Passing" 8.22 The Melodeers Male Quartet, "Moon Marketing" . Weaver "Easy Come Easy Go" Green "Stein Song’’ ............. Luders 8.29 "BUNDLES": A serial story of London life, featuring Betty Balfour, the famous English actress 8.58 Station notices 9. 0 NBS Newsreel: A digest of the day’s news 9.15 BBC News Commentary 9.25 The London Chamber Orchestra, "Ayres for. the Theatre" Purcell 9.30 Reading by Professor T. D. Adams Richard Steele: "The Story of Alexander Selkirk" Samuel Lover: "Paddy at Sea"

10. O Dance music by. Dick Colvin and his Music 11. 0 NEWS FROM LONDON, fols lowed by meditation music 11.30 CLOSE DOWN aly DUNEDIN 140k, 263 m. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 9. 0 0 Op Tunes for the tea table 0 "Melody and song QO After dinner music OQ Classics for the Connoisseur O Fireside memories 5 Dance music O Let’s laugh! 0 1 Close down a Y 680kce. 441m. 7. Oam. NEWS FROM LONDON = Breakfast session 8.45-9.0 NEWS FROM LONDON rage & Op.m. Lunch music Lists and 4. 15, NEWS FROM LOND Children’s session the World With Father Time’’) Merry moments Personalities on parade: Jack Warner A paaeet of sport by the "Sportse 0 . Oo . Oo 15 45 . 0 ma -15 FROM LONDON and Topieal 45 0 :30 45 Talk "Thrills" After dinner music Gardening talk Symphonic programme, introducing Haydn’s Symphony No. 93 in D Major, played by the London Philharmonic Orchestra 8.30 Presenting for the first time 8.57 Station notices 9. 0 NBS Newsreel: A digest of the day’s news 9.15 BBC News Commentary 9.25 ‘The Sentimental Bloke" 9.50 Roy Smeck and his Hawaiian: 9.56 ‘Three Hits of 1937" 10.0 Close down

Gardening Talks 1YA: Tuesday, March 11, 7.10 pm. 2YA: Wednesday, March 12, 7.30 p.m. 3YA: Monday, March 10, 7.10 p.m. 4YA: Thursday, March 13, 7.10 p.m. 1ZM: Monday, March 10, 7.20 a © p.m. 4YZ: Friday, March 14, 7.30 p.m. 1ZB: Saturday, March 15, 12.45 p.m. 4ZB: Saturday, March 15, 5.45 p.m. 2ZA: Tuesday, March 11, 6.45 p.m.