Friday, August 3

New Zealand Listener, Volume 13, Issue 318, 27 July 1945, Page 34

Friday, August 3

Bg pee 6. 0, 7.0, 7.45, 8.45 a.m. London News 9. 0 Correspondence School session (see page 36) 8.30 Current Ceiling Prices 9.32 ‘With a Smile and a Song 10. 0 Devotions: Brigadier Gibbs 10.20 For My Lady: "The Lady" 712. 0 Lunch music (12.15 and 1.15 p.m., LONDON NEWS) 1.30 Broadcast to Schools 2.0 From Our Library 2.30 Classical Music, featuring Sonata Works: Sonata in E Minor for ’Cello and Piano by Brahms 3.30 In Varied Mood 4.15 Light Music 4.30-5.0 Children’s session with new feature, "Swiss Family Robinson" 6. O Dinner Music (6.15, LON« DON NEWS) 7. 0 Local News Service 7.15 Sports Talk by Gordon Hutter 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME: Thomas L. Thomas (baritone), *"T Attempt from Love’s Sickness to Fly" (Purcell), "Au _ die Leier" (Schubert), "Song of the Provence" (Schumann), "The Message"? (Brahms), ‘‘Mandoline"’ (Dupont) 7.45 News and Commentary from the United States 8. 0 Studio Recital by Oswald Cheesman (piano) with the Studio Orchestra conducted by Harold Baxter, Concerto in E Flat Major (Liszt) 8.20 Studio Recital by Julie Werry (soprano), in a group of Russian Folk Songs arranged by Wishart, "The Coquette," "The Troika," "You Are My Darling," "The Red Sarafan," "Nature Has Gone to Her Rest’ $8.32 Ida Haende) (violin), "Carmen" Fantaisie (Bizet-Sara-sate) 8.43 Peter Pears (tenor), "Seven Sonnets of Michelangelo" (Britten) 9. 0 Newsreel and War Review 9.25 Andre Gaudin (baritone), "autumn," ‘Farewell’ (Faure) 9.31 "Music of New Zealand," concert Overture ~ "Aotearoa" (Lilburn), Rhapsody ‘‘Waiata Poi" (Hill) (BBC programme) 40. 0 Music, Mirth and Melody 11. 0. LONDON NEWS 11.20 CLOSE DOWN NZ > AUCKLAND 880 ke. 341 m, 7. Op.m. After Dinner Music ° 8. O- Variety Show 9. 0 Music of the South Seas -9.15 Light Opera and Musical Comedy 9.45 In the Music Salon 10. O Light Recitals 10.30 Close down AM AUCKLAND | 6. Op.m. Piano and Organ Selections 6.20 Light Popular Items 7.0 Orchestral and Instrumental Items 8. 0 Light Concert 9. 0 Modern Dance Music 10. O -Close down 2 Y $70 ke. 526m. 6. 0, 7.0, 7.45, 8.45 a.m. London News 6.15 Breakfast session 9. 0 Correspondence School session (See page 36) 9.30 Current Ceiling Prices 9.32 Morning Star: Walter Giesekinge (pianist) 9.40 Music While You Work 10.10 levotional. Service 1C.25 A.C.E. Talk: "More About kitchens" 10.40 For My Lady: ‘Under One Flag" 4

12. 0 Lunch Music (12.15 and 1.15, LONDON NEWS) 1.30 Broadcast to Schools 2. 0 Classical Hour: Music by Moussorgsky: Major Work: "Boris Goudonov"’ 3.0 Play of the Week 3.28 to 3.30 Time signals 8.30 Music While You Work 4.0 "The Kingsmen," Radio’s Royal Quartet 4.15 Allen Roth and the Symphony. of Melody 4.30-5.0 Children’s session: "Halliday and Son" and -The Stamp Man 6. 0 Dinner, Music (6.15, LONDON NEWS) 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME: In Quiet Mood: Music from the Masters 7.45 News and Commentary from the United States 8. 0 Alison Cordery (soprano), Folk Songs of the Nations: Cornish: "A Froggie Would aWooing Go" (arr. Hutchens). English: "Never Till Now" (arr. Rowley) Norwegian: "Thank You No" Swedish: ‘Varmeland" Russia: ‘‘Soldier Lad" (arr, from the Folk Song ‘‘Minka’’) Czechoslovakia: ‘‘Good-night’ (A Studio Recital) 8.12 At Short Notice 8.28 "The BBC Brains Trust" with Lord Elton as QuestionMaster, and Sir Ernest Barker (Historian), Gerald Bullett (Author), Commander C. B. Fry (the famous cricketer), Lt.Commander Gould (a "regular’’) and H. V. Morton (Author and Broadcaster). Some of the topics: ‘""Who was St. George, and was there really a dragon?" "Why has cricket not been taken up on the Continent like Soecer?" . "Should not the teaching of character in our schools be considered of primary importance ?" 9. 0 Newsreel and War Review 9.30 New Zealand News for the Pacific Islands 9.40 for the Bandsman

10.10 Rhythm on Record: The Week’s releases compered by | "Turntable" 11.0 LONDON NEWS 11.20 CLOSE DOWN ave wns 6. Op.m. Dance Music . Songs for Sale 6.45 Accordiana , 7.146 Voices in Harmony 8. 0 Hawaiian Harmonies 8.15 Silvester and Bradley 8.30 Revels in Rhythm 8.45 Rhythmic Vocalists 9.0 SONATA PROGRAMME: Beethoven’s Piano Sonatas: Artur Schnabel. (piano), Sonata No. 6, Op. 10, No. 2 9.15. Three Sonatas for Viola and Piano (Bach), Watson Forbes (viola) and Denise Lassimonne (piano), Sonata No. 3 in G Minor 9.27-10.0 Music by Brahms: Alexander Kipnis (bass), "O Death, O Death, How Bitter," "O That I Could Return" 9.35 Paul Kochanski (violin) and Arthur Rubenstein (piano), Sonata No. 3 in D Minor, Op. 108 10. 0 At Close of Day 10.30 Close down

AAD) WELLINGTON 990 kc. 303 m. 7. Op.m. Comedyland 7.30 Ye Olde Time Music Hall 7.43 With a Smile and a Song 8.25 "Krazy Kapers" 9. 2 Stars of the Concert Hall 9.20 "This Man is Dangerous" 9.45 Tempo di Valse 10. 0 Close down 27 [33 NEW PLYMOUTH 810 kc. 370m. 8. Op.m. Selected Recordings 9.5 "Dad ands Dave" 10. 0 Close down FeqHeraae 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 Music (12.15 and 1.15 p.m., LONDON NEWS) 1.30-2.0 Broadcast to Schools 4.45-5.0 For Scouts and Friends 6.0 "Vanity Fair’ 6.15 LONDON NEWS 6.39 Musical Programme 6.45 Station Announcements "Greyburn of the Salween’’ | 7. O After Dinner Music 7.30 Screen Snapshots 7.45. News and Commentary from the United States 8. 0 With a Smile and a Song 8.30 Dance Programme by Duke Ellington and His Orchestra | 9. 0 Newsreel and War Review 9.25 In a Sentimental Mood (BBC programme) 9.55 ‘Gus Gray, Newspaper — Correspondent" 10. 0 Close down XYAN| NELSON 920 ke. 327m. 7. Op.m. "Bluey" 7.25 Miscellaneous Light Music 8.0 Sketches and Variety, "C °lumbia on Parade" 8.10 Reginald Foort at the Theatre Organ (BBC programme) 8.24 Hoagy Carmichael (piano, and Celeste and Vocal), "The Old Music Master’’ 8.27 Bernard Miles, "The Lowdown on Hamlet’ 8.30 Light Classical Music: Ormandy and Philadelphia Orchestra, "Essay for Orchestra" (Barber) :

8.38 Grace Moore — (soprano), "Stars in My Eyes" (Kreisler) 8.41 Fritz kreisler (violin), "Fair Rosemary," ‘"Rondino’’ (Kreisler ) 8.46 Richard Crooks and the Balladeers Male Quartet, "‘Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming," "Oh! Susanna," "if Dream of Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair" (Foster) 8.55 Meredith Wilson’s Concert Orchestra, American Nocturne (Suesse) ‘ ‘9. 1 Grand Opera Excerpts: Victor ‘Symphony Orchestra, "Entrance of the Gods into Valhalla,’ ‘The Rajobow Bridge" (Wagner) 9.10 Ludwig Weber (bass), "Why Call’st Thou the Host," "Hagen’s Call" (Wagner) 9.18 Kate Heidersbach and Max Lorenz, "But With What New Unwanted Feeling’ (Wagner) 9.22 Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, "Forest Murmurs" (Wagner) 9.30 Rose Bampton (soprano), "NO, If * ig not’ 8 Sacrifice" (Gluck) © ak 4 9.35 Salvatore Baccaloni (bas? so buffo), "La Vendetta". (Mozart) , 9.40 . Marek Weber’s Orchestra 9.46 ~ "Romance and Melody" 10. 0 Close down

ZZ) GISBORNE 980 ke. 306 m. 7. Op.m. After Dinner Music 7.20 Hawaiian Harmony 7.36 Our Evening Stars: Flanagan and Allen 7.50 Ambrose and His Orchestra 8.0 Light Concert Programme 8.30 Tommy Handley’s Halfhour 9. 2 Organ melodies 9.20 Albert Sandler and His Orchestra 9.35 Melody and Rhythm 10. 0 Close down 3 Y 720 ke. 416 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 9.45 Music While You Work 10.10 For My Lady: Popular Comedians: Wilkie Bard and Arthur Riscoe (England) 10.30 Devotional Service 12.0 Lunch Music (12.15 and 1.15 p.m., LONDON NEWS) 1.30 Broadcast to Schools 2.30 Help for the Home Cook 2.45 Rhythm Parade 3. 0 Classical Hour: Concerto in D Major, for ’Cello and Orchestra (Haydn), Emanuel Feuermann and Symphony Orchestra conducted by Dr. Malcolm Sargent 4.0 Variety programme 4.30-5.0 Children’s session 6. 0 Dinner Music (6.15, LONDON NEWS) 7. O Local News Service 7.15 Sunlight League Talk: "Less Smoke, More Winter Sun" 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME: From the Studio: Beatrice Hall (contralto), "In Sunshine and Shadow," a Cycle of Songs by Landon Ronald, "The Dove," "A Southern Song," "?Tis June," "The White. Sea Mist," "As a Dream," "Peace and Rest’’ 7.45 News and Commentary from the United States 8.0 From the Studio: ‘The Violin Sonatas": Talks on how Social History has shaped them. Illustrated by Maurice Clare, with Frederick Page at the piano 8.30 Organ Recital by Dr. J. C. Brawshaw Music by Elgar: Imperial March, Op. 32; "Nimrod," No. 9; "Enigma" Variations; Second and Third Movements of Organ Sonata, Op. 28; "Pomp and Circumstance" March, No. 4 in G Major (from the Civic Theatre) 9. 0 Newsreel and War Review 9.25 Handel and his Music 10.0 The Masters in Lighter Mood 11. 0 LONDON NEWS 11.20 CLOSE DOWN SVL | CHRISTCHURCH 1200 ke. 250 m. 6. Op.m. Concert Time with Modern Composers, featuring "Serenade to Music" (Vaughan Williams), and "Essay for Or--chestra" (Barber) 7. O Light Listening 7.30 "The Moonstone" 7.43 Stephen Foster Melodies 8. 0 Strike Up the Band 8.26 -"The ome Presents" ; (B f igh de) "from "Mignon" A 4 9'30" "The Feathered Serpent" 9.42 Varied programme 10. 0 Fun Fare 10.30 Close down

3372 ©) GREYMOUTH 940 ke... 319m. 7. 0, 7.45, 8.45 a.m, London Newg 9. 0 Correspondence SChooil session (see page 36) 9.30 ‘Current Ceiling Prices 9.32 A.C.E. Talk: "Vitamin C, Especially in Winter’ 10. G Devotional Service 12. 0 Lunch Music (12.15 and 1.15 p.m., LONDON NEWS) 1.30-2.0 Broadcast to Schools 3.0 Classical Programme 3.30 Miscellaneous Recordings 415 Dance Combinations 4.30-5.0 "Tales by Uncle Remus" 6. 0 The Sports Review 6.15 LONDON NEWS 6.40 Novelty Numbers 7. O Band Parade 7.15 Jack Payne Programme, featuring the Band, Betty Webb, the Crackerjacks, Carole Carr 7.45 News and Commentary from the United States 8. 0 Orchestra Georges Tzipine, Fantasy on Famous Schubert Airs 8.6 ‘Krazy Kapers" 8.30 The Queen’s Hall Orchestra (BBC programme) 9. 0 Newsreel and War Review 9.25 Hot Spot 9.35 ‘The Mystery of. Mooredge Manor’"’ 10. 0 Close down "ai, Y 790 ke. 380 m. 6. 0, 7.0, 7.45, 8.45 a.m. London News 9. GO Correspondence School session (See page 36) 9.30 Current Ceiling Prices 10. 0 A.C.E. Talk: "The Sleeping Area in the House" 10.20 Devotional Service 10.40 For My Lady: Makers -.of Melody: Leslie Stuart (England) 12. 0 Dunedin Community Sing at the Strand Theatre (12.15 and 1.15 p.m., LONDON NEWS) 1.30 to. Schools 2.0 Music of the Celts 3.15 New Recordings 3.30 Classical Hour: Favourite Overtures: "In the South" (Elgar) 3 4.30 5.0 Children’s — session: "Search for ahe Golden Boomerang"’ 6. 0 Dinner Music (6.15, LON«~ DON NEWS) 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME: Novelty Orchestra, "Ovelo Bien," ‘Clarita’ (Dominguez) 7.45 News and Commentary from the United. States 8.3 Tommy Handley’s Halfhour 8.32 ‘Dad and Dave" 9. 0 Newsreel and War Review 9.25 Philadelphia Orchestra, Scherzo from the "New World" Symphony (Dvorak) 9.33 Readings by Professor T. D.. Adams: A _ Reader’s Anthology:, "Further Exciting EsRe et Sir Henry Wood and aa phony Orchestra, "Praeludium’’ (Jarnefelt) 10.0 ‘Melody Cruise": Dick Colvin and His Music, with Martha Maharey 410.20 Dance Music 10.45 George Trevare and His Orchestra 11. 0 LONDON NEWS 11.20 CLOSE DOWN ZNO) DUNEDIN] 6. : p.m. Variety 7; Popular Muiis > ° For the Connoisseur . . O Variety Dance Music 10. Meditation Music Close down GINZ 72 WWERCARGILL . 680 ke. 441 m, . 7. 0, 7.45, 8.45.a.m...London News 9. 0 Correspondence School ses sion (see page 36) 9.30 Current Ceiling Prices 12.0 Lunch Music (12.15 and 1.15 p.m., LONDON NEWS)

WEATHER FORECASTS 7. 4 a.m. (approx.) Straight after Headline News 12.29 p.m. (approx.) Straight after London News 9: 2. am. Between Silent Prayer and Newsreel Broadcast by Stations 1YA, 1ZB, 2YA, 2ZB, 3YA, 3ZB, 4YA, 4ZB, 2YH, 3ZR, 4YZ. Station 2ZA at 7.4 a.m. and 9.1 p.m. only.

1.30-2.0 Broadcast to Schools 4.45 5.0 Children’s session: "Fumbombo, the Last of the Dragons" 6. O Budget of Sport from the "Sportsman" 6.15 LONDON NEWS 6.45 After Dinner Music 7.30 Gardening Talk 7.45 News and Commentary from the United States 8. 0 Symphonic Programme: Symphony in G Minor (Moeran). Halle Orchestra 8.57 Station Notices 9. 0 Newsreel and War Review 9.25 Personalities on Parade: Frances Langford "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" (Warren), ‘Serenade in Blue" (Gordon), "Dreaming Out Loud" (Coslow), "Blue Evening" (Bishop), ‘At Last" (Warren) 9.40 ‘Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" 9.52 Debroy Somers Band, "Waltzes in Vienna" 10.0 Close down

Friday, August 3

1 ZB AUCKLAND 1070 ke. 280 m. 6. 0, 7.0, 8.45 a.m. London News 7.390 9. 0 9.30 9.45 Health Talk Aunt Daisy Current Ceiling Prices. We Travel the Friendly Road with Jasper 10. 0 10.15 10.30 10.45 Judy and Jane Three Generations Ma Perkins Big Sister

12. 0 Lunch Music 12.30 p.m. Shopping Reporter (Sally) 2.15 Personal Problems 2.30 Home Service session 3.0 For Ever Young / 4. 0 Women’s World (Marina) 6. 0 Uncie Tom and the Merrymakers 6.15 London News 6.30 The Recollections of Geoffrey Hamlyn 7.15 ‘Album of Life (first broadcast) 7.30 Here Are the Facts 7.45 Musical Quiz 8. 0 Current Ceiling Prices 8.5 The Man I Might Have Married 8.20 Hollywood Holiday 8.45 The Rank Outsider 9. 5 Dector Mac 9.20 Drama of Medicine 10. 0 Sports Preview (Bill.Meredith) 11.0 London News 27B WELLINGTON 1130 ke. 265 m. 7.0,8.45 a.m. London News Health Talk Aunt Daisy Current Ceiling Prices Judy and Jane Songs of Good Cheer Ma Perkins Big Sister SSSS9ON® cape aa oo

12.30 p. 2.15 w=" i i é Fs eoonoto 7 | m. Shopping Reporter Personal Problems Home Service session For Ever Young Women’s World London News Footsteps of Fate Album of Life Here Are the Facts Musical Quiz Current Ceiling Prices The Man 1! Might Have iad Hollywood Holiday Une Man’s Family Doctor Mac Py Drama of Medicine Recordings Your Lucky Request session London News 3ZB. ie ae, 6. 7.0,8.45 a.m. London News yp Health Talk 8. 3 Breakfast Club 9. 0 Aunt Daisy 9.30 Current Ceiling Prices 10. 0 Judy and Jane 19.465 Piano Parade 10.30 Ma Perkins 10.45 Big Sister 12. 0 Lunchtime Fare 12.30 p.m. Shopping Reporter’s session (Elizabeth Anne) 2.15 2.30 Personal Problems The Home Service session (Nancy)

3.0 For Ever Young 3.30 Celebrity Interlude 4. 0 Women’s World (Joan) 6. 0 Places in the News (Teddy Grundy) 6.15 London News 6.30 Curtain Call 6.45 Junior Sports session 7.15 The Rains Came 7.30 Here Are the Facts 7.45 Scrap Book 8. 0 Current Ceiling Prices 8.5 The Man 1 Might Have Married 8.20 Hollywood Holiday 8.45 The Listeners’ Club 9.1 Doctor Mac 9.15 Drama of Medicine 10. 0 The Toff, 3ZB’s Racing Reporter 10.15 Radio Nightcaps (Jack Maybury) 11. 0 London News 4ZB {310 erage m. 6. 0, 7.0,8.45 a.m. London News 7.30 Health Talk 9. 0 Aunt Daisy 9.30 Current Ceiling Prices 10. O Judy and Jane 10.15 Radio Sunshine 10.30 Ma Perkins 10.45 Big Sister 12. O Lunch Hour Tunes 12.30 p.m. Shopping Reporter (Jessie) 1.0 Luncheon Melodies 2.16 Personal Problems

2.30 Home Service’ session (Joyce) 8. 0 For Ever Young 4. 0 Women’s World (Tui) 6. 0 Selected from the Shelves 6.15 London News 6.30 Pedlar’s Pack 7.16 The Rains Came 7.30 Here are the Facts 8. 0 Current Ceiling Prices 8.5 The Man I Might Have Married 8.20 Hollywood Holiday 8.45 The Sunbeams’ Cameo 9. 0 Doctor Mac 9.15 Drama of Medicine 10. 0 The Telephone Sports Quiz 10.15 Pedigree Stakes 10.30 The Week-end Racing and Sporting Preview (Bernie) 11. 0 London News pag 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 6. Op.m. Variety 6.15 London News 6.45 Reserved 7.15 The Rains Came 7.30 The Man I Might Have Married 8. 0 Current Ceiling Prices 8.5 For Ever Young 8.20 Hollywood Holiday 8.35 Young Farmers’ Club session 9. 0 Doctor Mac 9.16 Drama of Medicine 9.40 Preview of the Week-end Sport (Fred Murphy) 10. 0 Close down