Tuesday, June 3

New Zealand Listener, Volume 16, Issue 414, 30 May 1947, Page 28

Tuesday, June 3

ll Y 650 ke. 462 m. 6. 0,7.0a.m. LONDON NEWS 9. 0 Correspondence School Session (see page 34) 9.30 Current Ceiling Prices 9.32 Light and Shade 10. O Devotions: Rev. W. R. Milne 1710.20 For My Lady: "The House That Margaret Built" 10.40 "The Position of Women as Reflected in Literature: The Coming of Christianity," talk by Zenocrate Mountjoy 10.55 Health in the Home 42. 0 Lunch Music 1.30 p.m. Broadcast to Schools 2. 0 Musical Snapshots 2.30 CLASSICAL HOUR ‘Consecration of the House" Overture Beethoven Symphony No. 5 in C Minor, Opus 67 Beethoven 3.30 Conversation Pieces 3.45 Music While You Work 4.15 Light Music 5 a Hour; "The Coral 6.0 Dinner Musie 6.30 LONDON NEWS 6.45 BBC Newsreel re Local News Service 7.15 Talk by the Gardening Expert 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME Dance Band with Art Rosoman and his Orchestra (A Studio Recital) 7.50 LINDA HAASE = (Christchurch mezzo-soprano) Out of the Dusk to You Lee The Fairies’ Gavotte Kohn So Deep is the Night Chopin, arr. Melfi Early in the Morning Phillips Mine Alone Strauss (A Studio Recital) 8. 1 Music of the Footlights (BBC Programme) 8.30 Stand Easy, featuring the British comedian Cheerful Charlie Chester (BBC Programme) %. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.10 Repetition of Greetings From the Kiwis in Japan ~ wens, James and his Orchonal " uncle Sam presents Major Glenn Miller and the Band of the Army Air Force Training command 40. 0 Dance Music 11, = London News and Home s from Britain ai. ig DOWN [ON7S Ae eeetn 7. Op.m. After Dinner Music 8. 0 SYMPHONIC PROGRAMME Coates and the London Symphony Orchestra Overture in D Minor Handel-Elgar 8. 4 Koussevitzky -and the Boston a hag, a Orchestra go's +4 D Major for OrCc. P. E. Bach 8.20 Wanda Landowska with Orchestra Concerto in D Major for Harpsichord and phe at Haydn 8.40 Sir Thomas Beecham and the London Philharmonic Orchestra une hony in D Major ffner’’) Mozart 9. 0. English Mus Sargent and the + eee Philharmonic Orchestra A London Overture Ireland 9.12 Menuhin and the London Symphony at aga conducted by the Composer Violin one in B Minor, , Op. gar 40.0 In Vein 10.30 Close down 1250 ke, 240 m. oe p.m. Dinner>Music .7. 0 + Filmiand Orchestral and Instrumental Items 8. Concert 9.0 #£Radio Theatre 10. O Close down

Y/ WELLINGTON 570 ke. 526m. 6. 0,7.0 a.m. LONDON NEWS Breakfast session 9. 0 Correspondence School Session (see page 34) 9.30 Local- Weather Conditions Current Ceiling Prices 9.32 mornine -N Raymond Newell (baritone 9.40 Music You Work 10.10 Devotional Service 10.25 "My Friends of the Theatre": the Second Talk by Donald Sharp, who will interview Gwenda Wilson 10.28-10.30 Time Signals 10.40 For My Lady: Special Feature: "Lili Marlene" 12. 0 Lunch Music 1.30 p.m. Broadcast to Schools 2.0 Local Weather Conditions Songs by Men i.

2.30 Afternoon Programme apo Queen's Hall Light Orches3.30 Music While You Work 4.0 Afternoon Serenade 4,30 . Children’s session 6. 0 Dinner Music 6.30 LONDON NEWS 6.45 BBC Newsreel : 7. 0 Local News Service 7.15 "Pitcairn Island: A Ship Calls": First of a Series of Talks by F. P. Ward 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME Music by Russian Composers: (16) Kalinnikoy Indianapolis Symphony Orchestr a Symphony No. 1 in G Minor 8. 9 MARGOT DALLISON (soprano) Menuet D’Exaudet Arr. Weckerlin D’Une Prison gaienn Chanson Triste Duparc Aubade (‘‘Le Roi D’Ys’’) Lalo (A Studio Recital) 8.21 London Philharmonic Orchestra ‘Scuola di Ballo’? Ballet Music Boceo herini 8.41 JOHN McDONALD (pianist) Des Ab — _ Schumann Preludes, Op. 28, No. 1% hopin 45 n (A Studio Recital) 8.0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.10 Repetition of Greetings from the Kiwis in Japan

9.30 Yehudi Menuhin (violin) with Orchestra, conducted by Georges Enesco Concerto No. 7 in D Major Mozart 10. 0 Musical Miscellany 10.45 Music for the Theatre Organ 11.0 London News and Home News from Britain 11.20 CLOSE DOWN WIG? Were TayOr 1.30 p.m. CLASSICAL HOUR Music by Schubert (12th. of series) Symphony No. 4 in C Minor (*Tragic’’) Variations and Fugue on a theme of Handel, Op. 24 Brahms 6.30 Songs for Sale 6.45 Ténor Time 7. 9 BBC Theatre Orchestra 7.30 Hill Billy Quarter Hour 7.45 Novatime 8. 0 Footlight Featurettes 8.30 Something Old, Something New ; 9. 0 Comedy Time 9,30 George ‘Melachrino and his _ Orchestra 10.30 Close down er -- » |

We WELLINGTON 990 kc. 303 m. 7. Op.m. Rhythm in Retrospect 7.20 "Goodbye Mr. Chips" 7.33 Radio Variety: Music, Mirth and Melody 8. 0 "Enter a Murderer" 8.25 Musical News Review: The latest musical news and things you might have missed é "Appointment with Fear: The Speaking Clock" 9.30 Night Club 10. O Wellington District Weather Report Close down AN7 [33 NEW PLYMOUTH 810 ke. 370m. 7. Op.m. Concert Programme 8.30 "Four Just Men" 9. 2 Concert Programme 9.30 Dance Music 10. 0 Close down QV ir) % a ty m. 7. 0a.m. LONDON NEWS 7. 0-8.0 Breakfast session 9. 0 Correspondence School session (see page 34) 9.30 Current Ceiling Prices 9.50 Morning Star; Peter Dawson (bass-baritone) 10. 0 "Friends of Famous ueens: Nony Groker, and other riends of Queen Victoria," talk by Mary Wigley 10.45 Music You Work 10.45 "Disraeli" .

12.0 Lunch Musie 1.30 p.m. Broadoast to Schools 2. 0 Variety 2.30 Music While You Work 3. 4. 0 CLASSICAL HOUR Trio in C Brahms 0 Songs from the Shows, featuring Anne Ziegler and Webster Booth BBC Programme 4.30 These Were Hits! 3 4.45 Children's Hour: Miss Librarian .0 "The Buceaneers" Dinner Music 45 BBC Newsreel 6 6.15 LONDON NEWS 7 so Station Announcements After Dinner Music 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME Latest on Record 0 "How Green Was My Valley" 8.30 Sir Hamilton Harty, conducting London Symphony Orchestra, with Harold Dawber (organ) Schwanda, the Bagpipe Player Weinberger Vienna Boys’ Choir I Must Part from My Mountains Trad. Joseph Szigeti (violin) Piece en Forme D’Habanera Ravel-Leduc Study in Thirds Scriabin Sir Hamilton Harty, conducting London Philharmonic Orchestra Romeo’s Reverie and Fete of the Capulets Berlioz is) Overseas and N.Z. News 9.30 Phil Green and His Orchestra (BBC Programme) 10. O Close down QNZIN the Sm. 7. 0 p.m. "Just Willlam" (BBC Programme) 7.32 New Mayfair Novelty Orchestra Parade of the Tin Soldiers as Soa Foort (organ) airy on the: Clock 7.38 Jessica Dragonette (soprano) Irish Love Son Mighty Lak’ a Rose The Royal Artillery String Orchestra Ragamufin ag 7.47 "Dad and Dave" 0 Musical Comedy Jack Buchanan and Elsie Randolph with Carroll Gibbons and John Green at their Pianos Mr, Whittington 8.10 Anne Ziegler and Webster Booth You Will Return to vim a 8.14 Reginald Foort (organ) Yeomen of the Guard Sullivan 8.20 Noel Coward (baritone) Dearest Love Coward 8.23 Light Opera Company Chu Chin Chow Norton 31 . Orchestral Music The BBC Theatre Orchestra conducted by Harold Lowe in a Programme of Music by Bridge, Leigh, Ansell, Parker, and Collins 9. 4 Albert Sandler and his Orchestra Sandler Serenades 9.10 Columbia Vocal Gem Comany P Let’s Have a Chorus 9.18 London Palladium Orchesra Amina Linoke Medley of Wilfred Sanderson’s Songs Through Night to Light Laukien 30 Dance Music by the Orchestras of Tex Beneke, Red Nicholls, Artie Shaw, and Bob Chester 10. 0 Close down 223 GISBORNE ae 7.30 Selected Recor 8. 0 0 p.m. Orchestral Numbers © 7.15 "Mr. Meredith Out"? $ San Francisco YSymphony yrs 8 oster Richardson (baritone).

8.15 BBC Programme 8.47 Duncan McMillan (accordeon) 9.54 Richard Tauber 9. 6 New Serial 9.30 Variety 10. 0 Close down | NV/ CHRISTCHURCH iS) 720 ke. 416 m. 6. 0,7.0a.m, LONDON NEWS 7.58 Canterbury Weather Forecast 9. 0 Correspondence School session (see page 34) 9.30 Current Ceiling Prices March with the Guards 9.45 Music While You Work 10.10 For My Lady: "Forgotten People" 10.30 Devotional Service 10.45 "Suite Provencale"’ Milhaud 12. 0 Lunch Music 1.30 p.m. Broadcast to Schools 2. 0 Music While You Work 2.15 "A New Zealander’ in Ensa," the second in a series describing .experiences as a wartime member of various ENSA Companies, talk by Helen McDonnell 2.30 Operetta 2.45 Ozzie Nelson and His Orchestra 3.0 CLASSICAL HOUR Modern British Composers Overture ‘"‘In the South’ Elgar Trio No. 3 in E Ireland The Immortal Hour Boughton 4.0 The Salon Concert Players, the Novatime Trio, and Jesters 4.30 Children’s Hour 6. 0 Dinner Music 6.30 LONDON NEWS 6.45 BBC Newsreel 7.0 Local News Service 7. 8 "Popular Jobs." A talk by G. C. Brookes, M.A., District Vocational Guidance Officer 7.416 Astronomy Talk: "The Night Sky in June,’ by L. R. H, Beaumont, B.A., of Wanganui 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME The Music of Manhattan With vocalist Louise Carlyle, and Willard Young, trumpeter Charles Marlowe, the Manhattan Nighthawks and orchestra under oes direction of Norman Clouer 7.44 "Dad and Dave" 7.57 New. Releases by the y paid | Kaye Orchestra and Anne (vocalist) Orchestra wWAGreyer There’s Me There’s ou Vocalist One Night in Old Seville Foley Orchestra Where Did You Learn to — Vocalis Darling Campbell Orchestra Gimme a Little Kiss 8.12 "Inspector Cobb Remem« bers" . (BBC Transcription) 8.26 The Music Hall Vartleties Orchestra Harry von Tilzer’s Favourites 8.30 "Mr. Meredith Walks.Out" 8.45 Commentary on Profes« gional Wrestling 10. 0 Modern Dance Music 11.0 London News and Home News from Britain ft. 20 CLOSE DOWN SVL CHRISTCHURCH 1200 kc. 250 m. 6. 0Op.m. Music from the Theatre and Opera House 6.30 Instrumental Group Mase Songs of the West 7.0 Popular Organists 7.18 Hit Parade Tunes: ‘The latest tunes from the American Hit Parade ~ 7.30 Serenade, The second gramme in a new series of abt musical and popular numbers

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WHILE power restrictions remain in force, broadcasting is limited to six and a-half hours daily, Monday to Friday inclusive, as follows: 9.0-11.0 a.m., 1,.30-2.30 p.m. and 6.30-10.0 p.m. The National and Commercial programme items shown on these pages in italic type are those which, at the time of going to press, fall gutside the above reduced transmission periods. They have been included in the programmes because the duration of restricted transmissions is uncertain. But listeners will appreciate that these items will be cancelled or transferred unless the restrictions are lifted.

— 8. 0 CHAMBER MUSIC Hephzibah Menuhin (piano), Yehudi Menuhin (violin), and Maurice Ejsenberg (cello) Trio in D Major Op, 70 No, 1 Beethoven 8.25 WPrederick Grinke (violin), and Watson Forbes (viola) Four Duets Bach 8.33 Edwin Fischer (plano) Preludes and Fugues Nos, 13 "in F Sharp Major and 14 in F Sharp Minor Bach 8.41 The Pro Arte Quartet Quartet in. E Flat Major Op. 33 No. Haydn 9. 1 and N.Z. News 9.10 Repetition of Greetings from Kiwis in Japan 9.30 Marcel Moyse. (flute) and Lily Laskine (harp) ‘with. orchestra conducted hy Piero Coppola Concerto for Flute and Harp in € Major K,299 (Mozart 19. 0 "Joe on the Trail" 10.30 Close dewn S72 GREYMOUTH 940 ke. 319-m. 7. 0a.m. LONDON NEWS Breakfast session 9. 0 Correspondence ‘Sohool Session (see page 34) 9.30 Current Ceiling Prices 9.32 On the Sweeter Side: Dance Musie 10. O Devotional Service 10.20 Morning Star: Watson Forbes. (viola) 10,30 Health in the Home; "Mind Your Feet 3 10.34 Music While You Work 10.47 "Silas Marner" 12. 0 Lunch Musie 1.30 p.m. Broadcast to Schools | 2.6 #£Piano Time 2.15 "RA New Zealander’ in South Africa: Life of Women in South Africa," the first of four talks by Vivienne Blamires |

KL 2.30 Variely 3..0 Classical Music 3.30 Music® While You Work 4. 0 Piano Time 4.145 Hawaiian Harmonies 4.30 Children's Hour §.45 Dance Favourites 6. 0 Dinner Music 6.30 LONDON NEWS 6.45 BBC Newsreel 7, 0 Stamp Digest 7.16 "Blind Man’s House" (our new feature) 7,30 EVENING PROGRAMME Music with Machine Guns: Tunes and travel with the Kiwi Concert Party in the Middle Kast, Fhe second in‘a series of light Musical programmes 7.45 "Dad and Dave" 8. 0 For the Opera Lover 8.16 Musical Miniatures; ‘Vera Buck," a feature dealing with the lives of various composers 8.30 Who’s Who in the Orchestra: The first of ‘a series ot! programmes illustrating ‘the various instrument of the orehestra : 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.30 Radio’s Variety Stage; ‘Its. a Pleasure," a comedy show, with popular music (BBC Programme) 10,0 Close down V/ DUNEDIN at 790 ke. 380 m. 6..0,7.0 a.m. LONDON NEWS 9. 0 Correspondence School Session (see page 34) 9.30 Current Ceiling Prices 9.32 Music While You Work 10. 0 ‘Women’s Affairs To-day: The House," talk by Caroline Webb

---------- 10.20 Devotional Service 10.40 For My Lady: Makers of Melody: Car] Zeller (Austria) 12.0 Lunch Music 1.30 p.m, Broadcast to Schools 2.20 My Orehestra: Louls *Levy’s Orchestra 2.15 Artists on Parade: Vincent Gomez 2.30 Music While You Work 3. 0 Melody Makers: Ed. German 3.15 Vocal Ensemble: The Mastersingers 3.30 CLASSICAL. HOUR Symphonic Musie of Sibelius Symphonic Poem "Tapiola," Op, 112 The Swan of Tuoenela Norw wegian Dances Nos. 4, 2, 3, Grieg A ‘Village Romeo and Juliet Delius 1.30 Children’s Hour 6. 0 Dinner Musie 6.30 LONDON NEWS 6.45 BBC Newsreel 7. 0 Local News Service 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME Debroy Somers Band 5 Out of the Bottle Ellis 7.38 "Moods in Music" by Musicus 3. 8 THE ST. KILDA BAND, conducted by Ken Smith The Band : llongur the Brave Rimmer Flugel Horn Solos My Dreams ; Tosti My ‘Task Ashford 8.18 Raymond Beatty (bassbaritone) ‘2 ) Westward Ho McCall 8.22 The Band "Thievish Magpie" Overture Rossini nee Cicely Courtneidge and "The Girl in the Post Ofce Jeans

-- 8.37 The Band Question and Answer Coleridge-Taylor A Farmer's Wife Trenchard 8.47 The Knickerbocker Four On the Banks of the Wabash The Whilfenpoof Song 8.52 The Band Hymn: Ilkley Parker Mareh: Yencowinna Berriman 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.10 Repetition of Greetings from the Kiwis in Japan 9.30 "Into the Unknown: Scott" 9.43 Meredith Wilson and his concert Orchestra American Minuet Arlen 9.47 John Fullard (renee) The Donkey Buck 8.50 Albert Fisher and his New Note Octet At the Bathing Pool Hutchens 9.53 Alfred Shaw (piano) White Clouds : Rego 9.56 Richard Crean and his Orchestra Valse Septembre Godin 11.0 Lendon News and Home News from Britain 11.20 CLOSE DOWN yom 6. O0p.m. Orchestral Suites 6.30 Tunes of the Times 7. Q Dance Music 7.30 ‘‘Merry-Go-Round" 8. 0 SONATA HOUR Beethoven’s Sonatas (29th of series) Artur Schnabel (piano) Sonata in A Major, Op. 104 8.23 John Barbirolli (’cello) and Ethel Bartlett (piano) Sonata No. 1 in G Major Bach 8.35 Lili Kraus (piano) Gonais in A Minor, Op, 143 hubert

ES ss | 9. 1 CHAMBER MUSIC re String Quartets (32nd of series) Quartet in D Major, Op. 33, No. 6 9.15 Louis Kentner (piano), Henry Holst (violin) and Anthony Pini (’cello) Trio in E Minor, Op. 90 ; Dvorak 9.45 Thomas White (clarinet), William Krasnike (viola), Roy White (horn) and Margaret Sutherland (piano) Quartet in G Minor : Sutherland 10. 0 Favourite Melodies 10.30 Close down W624 INVERCARGILL 680 ke. 441 m, 7. 0am. LONDON NEWS Breakfast session 9. 0 Correspondence School Ses~ sion (see page 34) 9,30 current Ceiling Prices e Morning Variety 10. O Devotional Service 10.15 "The Amazing Duchess" 10.30 Music While You Work 12. 0 Lunch Music 1.30 p.m. Broadcast to Schools 2.0 Light Classics 2.17 "First Great Churchill" 2.30 CLASSICAL HOUR 3.830 Musics While You Work 4.0 "The Channings"’ 4.15 Latin American Tunes 4.30 Children’s Hour: The Quiz 6. 0 Dinner Music 6.30 LONDON NEWS 6.45 BBC Newsreel 7.0 -+-**The Todds" (new feature) 7.16 Talk for the Man on the Land: "The Farming Future," by K. J. Hargest 7.30 Listeners’ Own. Session 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.10 From the Emerald Isle 9.35 "The Green Archer" 10. 0 Close down

Tuesday, June 3

Local Weather Report from ZB’s: 9.27 a.m., 2.29 & 9.35 p.m.

Local Weather Report from ZB’s: 9.27 a.m., 2.29 & 9.35 p.m.

1ZB 1eTohe, 300m MORNING 6, 0a.m. London News Bright Breakfast Music with Phil Shone 8. 0 Aunt Daisy’s Morning Recipe session 9.27 Current Ceiling Prices 9.30 Morning Melodies 9.45 We Travel the Friendly Road with the Roadmender 10. 0 My Husband’s Love 10.15 The Barrier 10.30 Mama Bloom's Brood 10.45 Crossroads of Life AFTERNOON ’ 12. 0 Music for your Lunch Hour 12.30. Home Decorating Talk by Anne Stewart 1. 0 Afternoon Musical Variety 1.30 Anne of Green Gables 2.0 Women’s World (Marina) 2.20 Popular Music EVENING 6.30 Thanks, Duke Ellington 6.45 Junior Naturalists’ Club 7. 0 Musical Programme 7.15 This is My Story 7.30 A Case for Cleveland 7.45 Tusitala, Teller of Tales: The Lost Child 8. 0 The Lifebuoy Hit Parade 8.30 Scarlet Harvest 8.45 Radio Editor: Kenneth Melvin 9, 0 Curfent Ceiling Prices 9. 5 Doctor Mac 9.15 Popular Music : 10. 0 Turning’ Back the (Rod Talbot) 10.30 Famous Dance Bands 141. 0 Before the Ending of the Day 11.15 Late Night Dance Music 12. 0 Close down .

ZLB wom ts MORNING 6. 0 London News 6.10 Breakfast session 9. 0 Aunt Daisy’s Morning Recipe Session 9.27 Current Ceiling Prices 9.30 On with the Show 9.45 Maestros of Melody 10. 0 My Husband’s Love 10.15 20th Century Hits in Chorus 10.30 Mama Bloom’s Brood 10.45 Crossroads of Life AFTERNOON 12. 0 Midday Mélody Menu 1.30 Anne of Green Gables 1.45 Let’s Have Another One 2.0 Women’s World 3.0 Footlight’ Favourites 3.145 With the Singers 8.30 With the Fair Sex 3.45 Wandering Through the Classics 4.45 Melody with Strings EVENING 6.30 Chuckles with Jerry 6.45 Junior Naturalists’ Club 7.0 Reserved 7.15 This is My Story 7.30 A Case for Cleveland 7.45 Nemesis Incorporated 8. 0 Lifebuoy Hit Parade 8.30 Scarlet Harvest 8.45 Talent Quest 9.0 Current Ceiling Prices 9. 1 Dogtor Mac 9.30 Recordings 10.10 In Reverent Mood " 10.149 These We Have Loved 10.830 Famous Dance. Bands 11. 0 Swing session 12. 0 Close down

3Z7B CHRISTCHURCH 1430 ke. 210 m, MORNING 6. 0 London News 6.5 Up with the Lark 8.0 Breakfast Club with Happi Hill ee Aunt Daisy's Morning Recipe session 9.27 Current Ceiling Prices 10. 0 My Husband’s Love 10.15 Sporting Blood 10.30 Mama Bloom’s Brood 10.45 Crossroads of Life 11, 5 Home Decorating. Talk by Anne Stewart A 11.10 Shopping Reporter (Elizabeth Anne) AFTERNOON 12. 0 Luncheon Fare 1,30 Anne of Green Gables 2.0 Women’s World (Joan) 2.30 Home Service (Molly) 8. 0 Favourites Song : 3.15 Virtuoso for To-day, featuring Cedrie Sharpe 3.30 Melody Mosaic $.45 Romany. Rye 4.45 Children’s. session EVENING 6. 0 Magic Island 6.30 The Grey Shadow’ 6.45 Junior Naturalists’ Club 7. 0 Recordings 7.15 This is My Story (first broadcast) 7.30 A Case for Cleyeland EAs Reserved 8. Lifebuoy Hit Parade 8.30 Scariet Harvest 8.45 A Man and His House 9. 0 Current Ceiling Prices ; 9,30 Mood Music 10. 0 Thanks for the Song 10.15 Strange Mysteries 10.30 Variety Programme — 11. 0. Recordings oO _~ co] ° ° ° | 2 ° 12. 0 Close down

4ZB DUNEDIN 13810 k.e. 229 m MORNING 6.0 London News 6.5 Start the Day Right with 4ZB’'s Breakfast session 6.30 Morning Meditation 7.385 Morning Star 9. 0 Aunt Daisy’s Morning Recipe Session 9.27 Current Ceiling Prices 9.30 Melody Mixture 9.45. Leading Artists 10. 0 My Husband’s Love 10.15 Three Generations 10.30 Mama Bloom’s Brood 10.45 Crossroads of. Life AFTERNOON 12.0 Lunch Hour Tunes 1.30 Anne of Green Gables 1.45 Light Recitals 2..0 Women’s World (Alma) ® 0 Harmonious Moments 3.30 Songs and Singers 4.45 Long, Long, Ago EVENING 6.30 Reserved 6.45 Junior Naturalists’ Club 7.16 The Moon and Sixpence 7.30 A Case for Cleveland 7.45 Popular Fallacies 8.0 ‘The Lifebuoy Hit Parade 8.30 Scarlet Harvest (first broadcast) ‘45 Grey Shadow (first broadcal s 9. 0 Sarhens Ceiling Prices Doctor Mac 9.45 Stars of the Stage 10. 0 Reserved 10.30 Adventures of Peter Chance 12. 0 Close down a The first episode of ‘‘Searlet Harvest" will be presented from 4ZB at 8.30 to-night. All the ZB Stations now feature "Scarlet Harvest" at 8.30 p.m. every Tuesday and Thursday.

oe gf PALMERSTON Nth, ‘ 1400 ke. 214 m. MORNING 0. London News 5 Rise and Shine 7. 0 . Music for Breakfast 0 Heigh=ho As Off To Work We Go 9. 0 Morning Request session 9.30 Current Ceiling Prices EVENING 6, 0 Tunes at Teatime 9.80 « The Junior Naturalists’ u 6.45 20th Century Hits 7. 0 New Songs for Sale 7.15 Chicot the Jester 7.30 Pear! of Pezores 7.45 A Case for Cleveland 8. 0 Lifebuoy Hit Parade 8.30 Familiar Favourites 8.45 Sir Adam Disappears 9. O Doctor Mao 9.15 Gardening session 9.30 Lians rchestral Musiog London Palladium Orchestra, 9.45 The Greenlawns People 10, 0 Close down.

Trade names appearing in Commercial Division programmes are published by arrangement The ZB Stations present another episode of the interesting feature "Crossroads of Life" at 10.45 this morning, * * * This evening at 6.30 1ZB says Thanks to Duke Ellington, the famous musician who headed the popularity polls for both "sweet" and "swing" in America this year. * * * Of special interest to the _ home gardener is 2ZA’s Gardening Session, which will be on the air at 9.15 to-night.