Friday, April 20

New Zealand Listener, Volume 12, Issue 303, 13 April 1945, Page 34

Friday, April 20

[ Y 650 ke. 462 m. 6. 0, 7.0, 7.45, 8.45 a.m. London News 8. 0 Correspondence School session (see page 36) 9.30 Current Ceiling Prices 9.32 With a Smile and a Song 10. O Devotions: Major Riseley 10.20 For My Lady: "Mr, Thunder" 11. 0 To Lighten the: Task 72. 0 Lunch Music (12.15 and 1.15 p.m, LONQON NEWS) 4.30 Broadcast to Schools 2.0 From Our Library 2.30 Classicai Music, featuring Sonata Works: Sonata in F Minor (‘"‘Appassionata’’) -(Beethoven) 3.30 In Varied Mood 3.45 Music While You Work 4.45 Children’s session: The Storyman: "‘The Giant’s Wig" | 6.45 Dinner Music (6.15, LONDON NEWS) 7. 0 Local News Service : 7.15 Sports Talk by Gordon Hutter 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME: The Studio Orchestra conducted by Harold Baxter, "La Boutique Fantasque" (Rossini-Respighi) 7.45 What the American Commentators Say 8.0 "The Moods of Man, reflected in Poetry and Prose." Readings by the Rev, G. A. Naylor 8.20 Studio Recital by Dawn Harding (mezzo-soprano), "Blow, Blow Thou Winter Wind" (Frank Bridge), ‘To Daisies’ (Quilter), "Hymn to Aviators" (Parry), ‘Joyful Easter Tide" (Somervell), "Oh! Dear, What Can the Matter Be" (Bax) 3.32 The Studio Orchestra "Pelleas and Melisande" (Sibelius) 8. 0 Newsree! and War Review 9.26 Egon Petri (piano), Variations and Fugue on a theme by Handel (Brahms) 9.49 Theodore Scheidl (baritone), "Could I Once Again Caress Thee" (Liszt) 9.52 Beecham and the London Philharmonic Orchestra, "Festivo" (Sibelius) 10. 0 Music, Mirth and Melody 11. 0 LONDON NEWS 11.20 CLOSE DOWN

UNFORS AM 5. 0-6.0 p.m. Light Music 7. 0 After Dinner Music 8.0 Variety Show 9. O In the Music Salon 9.15 Music of the South Seas 9.30 Operetta and Musical Comedy 10. 0 Light Recitals 10.30 Close down KZA AUCKLAND 1250 kc. 240 m. 6. Op.m. Light orchestral music 6.45 Popular medleys 6. 0 Popular vocalists 6.20 Light popular items 7. 0 Orchestral music 8. 0 Concert 9. 0 Modern dance bands and songs 10. O Close down 2 Y 570 ke. 526m. ] 6. 0, 7.0, 7.45, 8.45 a m. London News 6.15 lWreakfast session 9. 0 Correspondence School session (see page 36) 9.39 Current Ceiling Prices 9.32 Morning Star; RBronislaw Huberman (violin) : 9.40 Music While You Work : 10,10 Devotional Service 10.25 Quiet Interlude 10.28 101030 Time signals 10.40 For My Lady: The story Behind the Song

11. 0 A.C.E. Talk: "Making Louse Covers" 11.15 sandy McPherson at the Organ (BBC show) 12. 0 Lunch music (12.45 and 1.15 p.m, LONDON NEWS) 1.30 Broadcast to Schools 2. 0 Classical Hour: Chamber Music by Grieg: ’Cello Sonata in A Minor ‘ 3.0 Play of the Week: " The Nightingale" 3.28 10 3.30 Time signals 3.30 Music While You Work 4,0 BBC Feature 4.15 ‘Tropical Moods’; Music by the Latin-American Orchestra 4.30 Variety 4.45 Children’s session: "Tales by Uncle Remus" and " Little Men" 6.45 Dinner music (6.15, LONDON NEWS) 7. 0 Reserved 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME: In Quiet Mood: Music from the Masters 7.45 What the American Commentators Say 8.0 Andersen Tyrer (English pianist), Music by Chopin: Variations Brilliants, Etude in F, Etude in E, Nocturne in F Sharp, Ballade in G Minor (A Studio Recital) 8.30 "The Brains Trust" The Brains Trust to-night: "The Doctor"; Hilary St. George Saunders, writer of "The Battle of Britain"; Lt.-Commander Gould; Kingsley Martin, editor of ‘ New Statesman’; Miss Beatrice Ward, assistant- -editor "The Economist"; and Questionmaster Donald MeCullough. are Station, notices. 9. 0 Newsr and War Review New Zealand News for the| Pacific Islands 9.40 N.Z. Expeditionary Force Band, Fourth Brigade, Conductor: Captain D. Goffin "Ramilles" March (Goffin), Prelude and Fugue in G ‘Minor (Bach), Andante from ‘" The Pathetique’" Symphony (Tchaikovski), "Bal Hamid" March 52 Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards, "Merry. Wives of Windsor" Overture (Nicolai, arr. Godfrey), "When You Come Home" (Squire), "Marching with the

Grenadiers" 10.10 Review of Saturday’s Races 10.20 Rhythm on Record: The Week’s New Releases by ‘‘Turntable"’ 11.0 LONDON NEWS 11.20 CLOSE DOWN [ave wu 5. O p.m. Variety 5.45 Dance Mutisic 6.15 Dinner Musie 7. 0 After Dinner Musie 8. 0. Hawaiian Harmonies 8.15 Silvester and Bradley 8.30 Revels’ in Rhythm 8.46 Rhythmie Vocalists 9. 0 SONATA PROGRAMME: Beethoven’s Violin and Piano Sonatas (first of series) Fritz Kreisler and Franz Rupp, Sonata No. 1, Op. 12, No. 1, in. D 9.20-10.0 Music by Schubert Lawrence Tibbett (baritone), "The Wanderer" 9.24 Artur Schnabel’ (piano), Sonata in A Major, (posthumous) 10. 0 At Close of Day 10.30 Close down | BY WEL? +] 7. Op.m. Comedyland 7.30 Ye Olde Time Music Hall 7.43 With a’Smile and a ‘2 Z. 8.26 "Krazy Kapers" ** 9. 2 Stars of the Concert 9.20 "The Mystery of Moor dee Manor" 9.46 Tempo ai. Valse " 10. 0 Close down

| 27 (33 NEW PLYMOUTH | 810 ke. 370 m. 8. Op.m. Selected recordings 9. 0 Big Ben Chimes 9. 4 = Concert session 10. 0 Close down | YAH NAPIER 750 ke. 395 m. 7. 0, 7.45, 8.45.a.m. London News 9. 0 Correspondence School session (see page 36) 9.30 Current Ceiling Prices 12. 0 Lunch musie (12.15 and 1.15 p.m., LONDON NEWS) 1.30-2.0 Broadeast to Schools 5. 0 Aunt Wendy 6. 0 "Vanity Fair’ 6.15 LONDON NEWS 6.30 Musical programme 6.45 Station announcements "Greyburn of the Salween’"’ 7. 0 After dinner music 7.30 Screen snapshots 7.45 What the American Commentators Say 8. 0 With a Smile and a Song 8.30 Dance programme by -Geraldo and His Orchestra 9. 0 Newsreel and War Review 9.26 Harry Horlick and His Orchestra,, "The Flying Trapeze" (J. Strauss) 9.28 Allan Jones (tenor), "Intermezzo" (Provost) 9.31 Albert Sandler Trio, ‘Mitzi" (Bridgemont, arr. Byfield), "Souvenir" (Drdla) 9.37 John Charles’fhomas (baritone), "Bluebird of Happiness" (Harmati), "The Last Time i Saw Paris" (Kern) 9.43 Decca Salon Orchestra, "The Sweetest Story Ever Told" (Stultz), "Your Smiles, Your Tears" (Romberg) 9.49. "Gus Gray — Newspaper Correspondent" 10. 0 Close down 7.0 p.m. "Bluey" 7.25 Light Music. 8. 0 Bandstand: A programme of Light " Ballads and Orchestral Music (BBC feature) 8.30 Light Classical Selections 9.1 Grand Opera Excerpts 9.48 Musical Miniatures 10. 0 Close down :

\ RZJ) GISBORNE 980 ke. 306m. ' 7.O0p.m. After dinner music 7.30 London Piano Accordeon 7 Band -45 Norman Long entertains 8. 0 Light coneert programme 9.2 ‘La Danza" by Rossini and "Funiculi Funicula," presented by Miliza Korjus (soprano) 9 "London Again" suite (Eric Coates) \ 9.25 Variety 10.0 Close down S}Y/ CHRISTCHURCH) 720 ke. 416m. | 6. 0, 7.0, 7.45, 8.45 a.m, London News 9. 0 Correspondence School session (see page 36) 9.30 Current Ceiling Prices 9.45 Music While You. Work 10.10 For My Lady: Thrills from Great Operas 10.30 Devotional Service 10.45 Light music 12. 0 . bunch music. (12.15 and 1.15 p.m, LONDON NEWS) 1.20 Broadcast to Schools ‘2, 0 Music While You Work 2.30 Help for the Home Cook 2.45 kKhythm Parade 3. eG teue Hour: Sah cai ny (vioHing) sho! ware "hae (vipa): Tezetto, Op. 74 (Wvorak) "a! 0 Variety, Programme 4:30 Light Orchestras. 4.45 Children’s session

6.45 Dinner music (6.15, LONDON NEWS) 7. 0 Local News Service 7.15 "Answering New Zealano" (U.S.A. programme) 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME: From the Studio: Merlyn Todd (contralto), "Blood Red Ring’? (Mallinson), ‘"Dreary Steppe" (Gretchaninoy), "Sun Above Me" (Pergolesi) 7.45 What the American Commentators Say 8.0 "The Violin Sonatas": Talks on how Social History has Shaped them, illustrated by Maurice Clare, with Frederick Page at the Piano 30 Chorus of the Hereford Three Choirs Festival (1927) with the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sir Edward Elgar, "A Breath of Our Inspiration" (from "The Music Makers’’) (Elgar) 8.34 Recital of French Organ Music by Dr. J. C. Bradshaw, Frelude, Fugue and Variations (Franck), "Angelus du _ Soir" (Bonnet), March upon a theme of Handel, "Lift Up Your. Heads" (Guilmant) (From the Civic Theatre) 8.58 Station notices 9. 0 Newsreel and War Review 9.25 Orchestral Nights: E.1.A.R. Symphony Orchestra of Turin Guest Artist: Toti dal Monte 10. O Masters in Lighter Mood | 11. 0 LONDON NEWS 11.20 CLOSE DOWN : Syl ara] 5. O p.m. Early Evening Music 5.45 Tea Dance 6. 0 Concert Time 7. GO Light Listening 8.0 Strike Up the Band! 8.25 ‘Palace of Varieties" (BBC programme) 9. 1 Opera: "The Merry Wives of Windsor" (Nicolai), Overture "When As a Child,’ Mistress Ford’s Aria, ‘‘The Birds Singing in the Grove" 9.22 Elizabeth Kochhann, Song "of the Countess, "If I Pretend to Play the Innocent Lamb"’ (Strauss) " 9.30 "Life of Cleopatra" 9.41 Varied Programme 10. O Fun Fare

10.30 Close down -_-_--- Slr ST 7. 0,7.45,8.45 a.m. London News 9. 0 Correspondence School session (see page 36) 9.30 Current Ceiling Prices 9.32 A.C.E. Talk: " Making Loose Covers" 10. O Devotional Service 12. 0 Lunch music (12.15 and .15 p.m., LONDON NEWS) 1.30 Broadcast to Schools 3.06 Classical Programme 3.30 Miscellaneous Recordings 4.30 Dance Music 4.55 For the Children: ‘Tales by Uncle Remus’ 5.45 Dinner Music 6.15 LONDON NEWS 6.45 Rhythm All the Time 7. 0 Around the Bandstands 7.16 Negro. Spirituals presented by the Golden; Gate Quartet. 7.26 Accent on Rhythm (BBC) 7.49 London Palladium Orchestra, 4‘Sousa on Parade"’ 7.45 What the American Commentators Say 8. 0 The Melody Lingers On 8.21 ‘Krazy Kapers" 8.46 Hit Parade 8.58 Station notices 9. 0 Newsreel and War Review 9.25 Patricia Rossborough (pianist), "A- Bouquet to Irving Berlin,’ ShLoye’s Last Word Is "Spoken," "Ramona," "Because | 4 LOVE « Ls , ‘ *9.33 "The Adventure o Bt hae 10, 0 Close down

aN Y 790 ke. 380 m. 6. 0, 7.0, 7.45, 8.45 a.m. London News 9. 0 Correspondence School session (see page 36) 9.30 Current Ceiling Prices 10. 0 A.C.E. Talk: "House Cleaning Recipes"’ 10.20 Devotional Service 11.0 For My Lady: World’s Great Artists; Fernando Autori (bass) > 12. 0 Lunch Music (12.15 and 1.15 p.m., LONDON NEWS) 1.30 Broadcast to Schools 2. 0 Music of the Celts 2.30 Music While You Work 3.30 Classical Hour: Featured work: Symphony No. 3 in F Major (Brahms) 4.30 Cafe Music 4.45 Children’s session 4.50 "The Search for the Golden Boomerang" 5.45 Dinner Music (6.15, LONDON NEWS) 7.13 "Answering New Zealand" Questions about America asked by N.Z. listeners and answered by Frederick March, Irving Binnie- and John Kieran, in the U.S.A. 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME: Norman Cloutier Orchestra 7.36 Harry Grattan and Horace Percival, "Buying a Gun" (Grattan ) 7.45 What the American Commentators Say 8. 0 Harry Fryer and his Orchtra, "The Dancing Years’ (Novello) 8.3 "Itma’: A Tommy Handley Show 8.32 ‘Dad and Dave" 9. 0 Newsreel and War Review 9.25 Dr. Leo Blech and Wind Instruments of State Opera Orchestra, ‘ Divertimento No. 9 for Wind Instruments (Mozart) 9.33 Readings by Professor T. D. Adams: A Readers Anthology: "Schoolmasters" 10. 0 "Melody Cruise": Dick Colvin and his Music, featuring Martha Maharey 10.20 Dance Music 10.45 "Uncle Sam presents: U.S.A, Army, Air Forces Orchestra 11.0 LONDON NEWS 11.20 CLOSE DOWN LENVO DUNEDIN 1140 kc. 263 m.

5. Op.m. Variety 8. 0 For the Connoisseur 9. 0 Variety 9.30 Dance music 10. O Meditation music 10.30 Close down EIN 22 INVERCARGILL 680 kc. 44] m. = ° 7.45,845 a.m. London News Correspondence School sesYaa (see ‘page 36) 9.309 Current Ceiling Prices 12, 0 Lunch music (12.15 and 1.15 p.m., LONDON NEWS) 1.30 Broadcast to Schools 5. O Children’s session:. "Robinson Crusoe" 6.45 Echoes of Hawaii 6. 0 Budget of Sport from "The Sportsman" 6.15 LONDON NEWS 6.45 "After dinner music 7.80 Gardening Talk 7.45 What the American Commentators Say 8. 0 SYMPHONIC PROGRAMME: Artur Schnabel (piano) and London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Dr. Malcolm sSargent, Concerto No. 2 in B Flat _* Major, Op. 19 (Beethoven) 8.57 Station notices 9. 0 Newsree! and War Review 9.25 Personalities on Parade: Andrews Sisters 9.40 "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" 9.52 Regal Cinema Orchestra, "King of Jazz" 10. 0 Close,down

Friday. April 20

SA anton ee 1070 ke. 280 m. 6. 0, 7.0,8.45 a.m. London News 7.30 Health Talk 9. 0 Aunt Daisy 9.30 Current Ceiling Prices 9.45 We Travel the Friendly Road with Jasper 10. 0 Judy and Jane 10.15 Three Generations 10.30 Ma Perkins 10.45 Big Sister : 11.10 Shopping Reporter (Sally) 412. 0 Lunch Music 12.15 & 1.15 p.m.\ London News 2.15 Personal Problems 2.30 Home Service session 3. 0 For Ever Young 4.30 Health and Beauty session (Marina) 5.45* Uncle Tom and the Merrymakers 6.15 London News 6.30 1ZB Salon Orchestra and Cushla de Lange (soprano) 7.0 Reserved 7.15 The Rains Came 7.30 Here are the Facts 7.45 The Talisman Ring 8, 0 Current Ceiling Prices LISTENERS’ SUBSCRIPTIONS, — Paid in advance at any Money Order Office: Twelve months, 12/-; six months, 6/-. All programmes in this issue are copyright to The Listener, and may not be reprinted without permission.

8.5 The Man I Might Have Married 8.20 Susan Lee 8.45 The Rank Outsider 9. 5 Doctor Mac 9.20 Drama of Medicine: Dr. Whitney and Dr, Black-Heroes of the Japanese invasion of Hong Kong 10. 0 Sports Preview (Bill Merodith) 11. 0 London News a 6. 0, 7.0 & 8.45 a.m. London News 7.30 Health Talk 8. O Aunt Daisy Bs yy Current Ceiling Prices 10.15 Songs of Good Cheer 10.30 Ma Perkins 10.45 Big Sister 11.10 Shopping Reporter’s session 12. 0 Mid-day Melody Menu 12.15 &1.15 p.m, London News — 2.1 Personal Problems Home Service session For Ever Young Health and Beauty session Children’s session London News Musical Movie Quiz Reserved The Rains Came Here are the Facts The Talisman Ring Current Ceiling Prices Judy and Jane PANN OH HEWN!

| 8 & The Man I Might Have Married 8.20 Susan Lee 9. 0 Doctor Mac 9.15 Drama of -Medicine: Sgt. Frank Palco, U.S. Army 9.30 New Recordings 10. 0 One Man’s Family 11. 0 London News 3ZB CHRISTCHURCH 1430 ke. 210 m. 0 30 Health Talk . O Breakfast Club 0 Aunt Daisy 30 Current Ceiling Prices 10. 0 Judy and Jane 10.15 Piano Parade 10.30 A Date with Janie 10.45 Big Sister 11.10 Shopping Reporter’s session (Elizabeth Anne) 12. 0 Lunchtime Fare 12.15 & 1.15 p.m. London News 2.15 Personal Problems 2.30 Home Service session (Nancy) 3. 0 For Ever Young 3.30. Celebrity Interlude 4.30 Health and Beauty session (Joan) 5. 0 Robinson Crusoe Junior 6. 0 Places in the News (Teddy Grundy) 6.15 London News 6.30 The Dickens Club: Oliver Twist 6.45 Junior Sports session

7.15 The Rains Came 7.30 Here are the Facts 7.45 Scrap Book 8.0 The Man I Might Have Married 8.20 Susan Lee 9. 0 Doctor Mac 9.15 Drama of Medicine: Sgt. Frank Palco, U.S. Army 10. 0 The Toff: 3ZB’s Racing Reporter 10.15 Radio Nightcaps (Jack Maybury) 11. 0 London News 47B +c 1310 k.c, 229 m 0, 7-0 & 8.45 a.m. London News 30 Health Talk O Aunt Daisy eg Current Ceiling Prices 15 Judy and Jane Radio Sunshine 30 A Date with Janie 45 Big Sister OQ Shopping Reporter (Jessie) Lunch Hour Tunes -15 &1.15 p.m. London News O Luncheon Melodies 5 Personal Problems = ‘30 Home Service session (Joyce) Z 8. 0 For Ever Young 4. is Health and Beauty session i 5. O The Children’s session 6. 0 Selected from the Shelves 6.15 London News

80 Meditation O Reserved -15 The Rains Came -30 Here are the Facts 8. 0 Current Ceiling Prices 8.5 The Man 1! Might Have Married 8.20 Susan Lee 8.45 The Sunbeams’ Cameo 9.0 Doctor Mac 9.15 Drama of Medicine: Dr. Whitney and Dr. Black-Heroes of the Japanese Invasion of Hong Kong 10. 0 The Telephone Sports Quiz 10.15 Pedigree Stakes 10.30 The Week-end Racing and Sporting Preview (Bernie). 11. 0 London News NAN @ 22, PALMERSTON Nth. 1400 ke. 214 m. 6. 0, 7-0 & 8.45 a.m, London News 7.30 Health Talk 9. 0-9.30 Good Morning 9.30 Current Ceiling Prices 5.45 p.m. Dinner Music 6.15 London News 6.45 The Talisman Ring 7.15 The Rains Came 7.30 The Man t Might Have Married 8. 0 Current Ceiling Prices 8.5 For Ever Young 8.20 Susan Lee 8.35 Young Farmers’ Club session 9. 0 Doctor Mac 9.16 Drama of Medicine — The Story of Man-made Quinine ; 9.40 Preview of the Week-end Sport (Fred Murphy) 10. 0 Close down