Saturday, June 28

New Zealand Listener, Volume 17, Issue 417, 20 June 1947, Page 44

Saturday, June 28

PN ere 6. 0,7.0,8.0 a.m. LONDON NEWS 9. O *Entertainers All 10. 0 Devotions: Rev. H. R. Puddle 10.20 For My Lady: Musical Families 71. 0 Domestic Harmony 11.15. Music While You Work 12. 0° Lunch Music 2. Op.m. Rhythm in Relays 3. 0 Commentary on Rugby Football Match at Eden Park 3.30 Sports Results 5.15... New Zealand Rugby Tour of Australia: Commentary on Second Test at Sydney 6.45 LONDON NEWS 7. O ~* Local News Service 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Constant Lamert ; "Fra Diavalo’? Overture 7.39 BERNA ARMSTRONG (soprano) Waltz Song (‘‘Tom Jones’’) Who'll Buy My Lavender? German A Heart That’s Free Lobyn ~ -(A Studio Recital) 7.50 Vasa Prihoda (violin) Variations on the Theme ‘Nel Cor Paganini 7.59 MALCOLM HOWARD (baritone) None. But the Lonely Heart uber Teohaikovski Dedication Franz Devotion Schumann Even Bravest Heart Gounod (A Studio Recital) 8.11 ARTHUR .REID (piano) Intermezzi, Op. 118, No. 14, st 116, No. 6, Op. 117, mr be EY Op. 79, No; 2 Brahms (A Studio Recital) 8.23 SAM DUNCAN (tenor) My. Lovely Celia Witson At Dawning Cadman Murmuring Breezes Jansen Sylvelin Sinding (A Studio Recital) 8.35 . Edmund Kurtz (’cello) Sonatine. * Beethoven, arr. Thaler ‘Song of the Minstrel Glazounov 8.43 Fleet Street Choir : Fair Phyllis I Saw Farmer See the Shepherd’s oe ns Music When Soft Voices Die Wood 8.51 Opera Comigue Orchestra Golliwog’s Cakewalk Debussy Gopak Moussorgsky 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.30 Robinson, Cleaver at the Theatre Organ (BBC Programme) 10. O Sports "Summary 10.10 Masters in Lighter Mood 11.0 London News and Home ' News from Britain 11.20 CLOSE DOWN e 3. Op.m. Matinee 5. 0 Children’s Hour 56.45 Tea Dance 2% After Dinner Musie 8.0 #£=Radio Theatre: "A Matter of Life and Death’ 8.30 Alen -Roth Programme. 9. 0 Music by J. S. Bach Wanda Landowska (harpsichord) English Su . in A Minor 9.18 Julius Patzak (tenor), with the Waldo Favre Choir and Or tra. I Would’ Beside My Lord (St. ie) . Passion ) 9. Qs. Boyd Neel String Orchestra =) bur& Concerto No, 2 or 9.42 Kathleen Long (piano) Theme 4nd. Variations,. o> ot

9.54 Georges Thill Noel En Priere Ninon Vallin Clair de Lune 40. 4 Maurice Marechal (’cello) Elegy, Op. 24 Faure 10.12 Melodies by Jerome Kern 10.30 Close down i] UZ4M) AUCKLAND 1250 ke. 240 m, 1. Op.m, Selected Recordings 1.30 Commentary on Soccer Football Match at Blandford Park . 0 Commentary on League Footbail Match at Carlaw Park 4.45 Light Variety 5. 0 Salon Music 5.30 Music for the Piano 6. 0 To-night’s Star: Gracie Fields 6.15 Dinner Music 6.45 Art Rosoman and His Orchestra 7.15 Songs from the Shows 7.45 "Fresh Heir" 8. 0 Dancing Time 41. 0 Close down 2 Y 570 ke. 526m. 6. 0, 7.0,8.0 a.m. LONDON NEWS Breakfast Session 9. 0 For the Bandsman: From the Pipe Band Contest: Patea and Canterbury Caledonian Bands 9.15 Military Band Music 9.30 Local Weather Conditions Current Ceiling Prices 9.32 Morning Star: Walter Glynne (tenor) 9.40 Music While You Work 10.10 Deyotional Service 10.25 Quiet Interlude 10.28-10.80 Time Signals 10.40 For My Lady: ‘Paul Clifford" ; 41. 0 Variety 12. 0 Lunch Music 2. 2 pm. Local Weather Condions Saturday Afternoon Matinee 2.45 Rugby Football Commentary from Athletic Park 5.15 N.Z. Rugby Tour of Aus- tralia: Comentary on. -Second Test at Sydney «4 6.45 LONDON NEWS 7.0 Sports Results {7,30 EVENING PROGRAMME Voices in Harmony, featuring Song Arrangements resented j} by a Ladies’ Chorus and directed «> by Frank Crowther (A Studio Presentation) 7. Eric Coates and Symphony . Orchestra London Again Suite | Coates 48. 0 Variety Magazine: a digest of entertainment, with a song, ‘a laugh, and a story 8.28 "ITMA"’: It’s that man again, featuring Tommy Handley 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.30 Tunes you used to dance to: back to the ‘thirties with Victor Silvester and his Ballroom Orchestra 10. 0 Sports Summary is aps oa Pp believe Ballroom |10.48 " the Hit Kit ‘of Pépulal — and Music 11, London News and Home liners trom Britain 111.20 CLOSE DOWN

Fe Wice 2.45 p.m. Light Music 5. 0 Children’s Hour: Bertie and .the Bee, Butterflies, and Jack and the Beanstalk 5.45 Dinner Musie 6.45 The Allen Roth Show 7. 0 Billy Cotton’s Song Shop 7.30 Doxvn ‘Among the Baritones and Basses 8. 0 CLASSICAL MUSIC Music by Modern British Composers Music for Strings (6th of series) The BBC Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Sir Adrian Boult Music for Strings Bliss 8.23. William ‘Primrose (viola) and the Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted. by the Composer Concerto Walton 8.47 The New Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Geoffrey Toye The Walk to the Paradise Garden" ("A Village Romeo and Juliet’’) Delius 9. 1 The Queen’s Hall Orchestra, conducted by Sir Henry Wood A London Symphony Vaughan Williams 9.38 Clifford Curzon, and the Composer (pianists) Jntrdduction and Rondo Ajla Burlesca Britten 9.46 London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham Triumph of. Neptune mane’ 10. 0 Music for Romance (BBC. Programme) 10.30 Close down 2D | WELLINGTON | 990 kc. 303 m. 7. Op.m. "You Asked for it on 10. 0 Wellington District Weather. Report Gioae down [2Y NEW PLYMOUTH | 0 kc. 370 m. 6.30 p.m. An Hour for the Children: "Swiss Family Robinson" 30 Sports Session 8. 0 Concert Session 8.30 "The Family Doctor" 8.42 Concert Programme 10. 0 Close down [2v ai WAPIER 750 ke. 395 m. 7. 0, 8.0 am. LONDON NEWS ™ Breakfast Session 9. 0 Morning Variety 9.30 Morning Programme 411. O Rhythmic Interlude 11.15 "Forgotten People" 11.30 Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club’s Winter Meeting 12. 0 Luneh Music 2. O p.m. Afternoop Variety 5. 0 Tea Dane 5.15 N.Z. Ru oh Tour of Australia: on the 2nd Test at Sydney 6.45 LONDON NEWS 7. 0 Race Results After Dinner Music 7.15 Sports Results: Results of interest to Hawke’s Bay Sportsmen |7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME "Fresh Heir’ 8. 0 Boston Promenade Orchestra "Secret of Suzanne Overture Wolf-Ferrari Yehudi Menuhin (violin) Scottish Pastorale, Op. 130, No: 2... Saenger 8. & JUNE BERRY (contralto) wr a Hundred Pi vers Moffat A Highland Lad My itty Was Born Burns ame o’-Mine Murdoch (A Studio Recital)

8.20. Ronnie Munro and i. his Scottish Variety Orchestra Scottish Medley arr. Munro 8.30 "ITMA," the Tommy Handley Show 8.45 Wrestling Commentary: Kay Well (U.S:A.), Vv. Lofty Blomfield (N.Z.), from the Municipal Theatre, Napier 10. 0 Close down CNVIN) nts 82h. | 7. Op.m. Listeners’ Own posslay 7.20 Local Sports Results 8. 0 Music from Australia The ABC Light Orchestra Dance of Columbine Brash Lento Hughes 8. 8 John Fullard (tenor) Oh! Leave Me Not Hill 8.11 Thomas White (saxo-. phone) and Margaret Sutherland (piano) Fantasy Sonata Sutherland 8.18 Anne Mills (meZZ0soprano) , Bush Song at Dawn James The Market Carew 8.24 Clive Amadio’s Quintet Cradle Song Holland A Waltz Refrain Krips 8.30 Musie for Romance ‘by Anne Ziegler and Webster Booth with the George Melachrino Orchestra (BBC Programme) 8. 1 Orchestra Mascotte 9..7 Klondike" 9.30 Light Recitals: Fritz Kreisler (violin), Vienna Boys’ Choir, Orchestra of H.M. Royal Marines 10. 0 Close down AJ) GISBORNE | 980 ke, 306 m. | 7. Op.m. After Dinner Music 7.15 Local Sporting Results 7.30 Ccoronets of England 8. 0 London Symphony Orches8. 8 Miliza Korjus (soprano) 8.22 Indian Love Lyrics 8.50 Alfredo and Orchestra with vocalists 9.2 BBC Programme 9.30 Dance Music 10. 0 Close down 5} Y 720 ke. 416 m. 6. 0, 7.0,8.0 a.m. LONDON NEWS 7.58 Canterbury Weather Forecast 9. 0 "Dusting the Shelves’ 9.30 Theatre Echoes 10.10 For My Lady: "Dickens and Music"’ 10.30 Devotional Service 10.45 From Deanna Durbin Films 11. 0 Tunes’of the Times : 11 a Cugat and Como 12. 0 ‘Lunch Music 2. 0 p.m. Bright Music 2.45 South African Soccer Tour: South Africa v. a New Zealand Eleven, at Lancaster Park 4.30 Sports Summary 5. 0 # Children’s Hour: "Susie in Storyland; The Nightingale" 5.145 N.Z. Rugby Tour of Australia: on the Second Test at Sydney 6.45 LONDON NEWS 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME The Southernaires Instrumental Sextet with Anita Osborn pre2 ok a Programme of Popular nes (From the Studio) 7.45 ANITA LEDSHAM (mezzo-soprano) Sherwood Dear Here in the Quiet Hills I Know Where I’m Go Tf ni ughes To People Who Have Dercens Kennedy-Fraser (From the Studio) 7.57 Norman Cloutier Orchestra Love, Your Magic Hi Is Everywhere Goulding

8.0 ‘The Norths Visit the Zoo" 8.26 "They": "They" Say It Isn’t Done (BBC Transcription) 8.56 The Salon Concert Players The Flute Player 8.58 Station Notices 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.30 Vaudeville and Variations, with the Musical Hall. Varieties Orchestra, featuring Irving Kaufman, Aileen Stanley and John Barton, tne Landt Trio, the Sammy Herman Trio, the Knieberbocker Four, and the Man-« hattan Nighthawks 10. 0 Sports Summary 10.16 Modern Dance Music 11. 0 London News and Home News from Britain 11.20 CLOSE DOWN SVL CHRISTCHURCH 1200 ke. 250m, 3. Op.m. Hello Swingtime 3.30 Variety 4. 0 Light Classics 4.30 Songs from the Shows 5. 0 Children’s Hour 5.45 Light’ Music 6. 0 Concert Time z@ Music Popular and Gay 7.30 The Searlet Pimpernel 7.45 A bass and a flautist 8. 0 Mozart’s Symphonies (fifth in the series) Edwin Fischer and His Chember Orchestra Symphony No, 33 in. B Flat Major, -K.319 8.20 Jascha Heifetz (violin), and the* London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by John Barbirolii Concerto No, 4 in D Minor, Op. 31 Vieuxtemps 8.45 The Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Serge kKoussevitzky Incidental Music to Pelleas and Melisande, Op. 80 Faure 9. 1 The Berlin. Philharmonic Orchestra, condueted by Carl Schuricht : Symphony No. 7 in’ E Major Bruckner David Ewen describes this symphony as "Bruckner’s ‘‘Maghum Opus," his most consistently inspired work, 10. 6 Humour and Harmony 10.30 Close down LSz4kke Sermgem 7. 0, 8.0 a.m. LONDON NEWS Breakfast session 9. 0 Ballad Singers 9.15 Harry Leader Presents 9.30 Light Orchestral Music, Ache songs by Lawrence Tib10. Our Garden Expert You Ask, We Play: The 3ZR Request session 11. 0 Commentaries on Events at the Greymouth Jockey Club’s Meeting 12. 0 Lunch Musie 2.0p.m. The Saturday Afternoon Matinee 3.0 #£Football Commentary 4.45 Sports Results 6. 0 Children’s Hour: Aunt Pat 5.156 New Zealand Rugby. Tour of Australia: Commentary on Second Test at Sydney es: 6.45. LONDON NEWS 7. 0 Sports Results 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME 3ZR’s Radio Digest. Entertain« ment from here and there, for all listeners 8. 0 "Sorrel and Son" 8.30 Music A a ae featuring Louis iy the Gaumon; British at lo Orchestra. with tran eee (BBC Feature) P= 9.0 Overseas and N.Z. News © 9.30 Music for Romance, featuring Anne Ziegler an" ctor ster Booth, with eo Melachrino 10. 0 Sports Summary 1010 ¢ ose gown

On mms ----- DOMINION WEATHER ‘FORECASTS 7.15 a.m., 12.30 and 9.1 p.m.; 1YA, 2YA, 3YA, 4YA, 2YH, 3ZR and 4YZ.

Al, Y 790 ke. 380 m. 6. 0,7.0,8.0a.m, LONDON NEWS 9. 0 Morning Melodies 9.15 Light Music 9.30 Music While You Work 90.20 bevotional service 10.40 For My Lady: "To Have and to Hold" 411. 0 Melodinus Memories 41.16 Songs of the Islands 91.30 Bright and Breezy 42. 0 Lunch Music 2. 0p.m. Film Favourites 2.15 Recent Releases 2.30 From the Shows 3. 0 Commentary on Senior Rugby Match at Carisbrook 5.15 New Zealand Rugby Tour of Australia: Commentary on 2nd Test at Sydney 6.45 LONDON NEWS 7, @ Sports Results 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME Roston Promenade Orchestra strike Up the Band Gershwin Deep River arr, Burleigh Nobody Knows de _ Trouble I’ve Seen arr. Jacchia Hungarian Rhapsody No, 1 Liszt 7.48 David Lloyd (tenor) The Stars in Heaven are David of the White Rock =i Trad. Greensleeves arr. Richardson

7,57 New Light Symphony Orchestra Four Ways Suite Eric Coates 8.10 NETTIE MACKAY (mezzosoprano) An Irish Love Song Lang A Ballymure Ballad Hughes Banks of Allan Water Horn O Whistle and I'll Come to You Trad. (From the Studio) 8.25 London Palladium Orchestra The Golden Valse arr. Winter 8.33 OWEN T. BARAGWANATH (bass) She is Far From the Land Allitsen Seekin’ Marshall-Hall I'll) Walk Beside You Murray When Rooks Fly Homeward Rowley (Prom the Studio) 8.42 ketelbey’s Concert Orchestra Cockney Suite Ketelbey 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.30 An Old Time Dance Programme by Ted Andrews and Revellers Dance Band 10. 0 Sports Summary 10.10 Old Time Dance Continued 11. 0 London News and Home News from Britain 11.20 CLOSE DOWN

LNYO) DUNEDIN 1140 ke. 263 m. 1.15 p.m. Commentary on Association Football Match (at Cale~ donian Ground) 3. 0 Light Music 5. 0 Children’s Hour 5.45 Music from the Theatre 6. 0 ~pance Music 6.30 The Jesters Sing 6.45 Cuban Rhythm 70 Popular Parade 7.30 "Hopalong Cassidy"’ 4 7.45 Harmony and Humour 8.16 Round the .Campfire with Slim Bryant and his. Wildcats 8.30 "Mr. and Mrs. North’ 9. 1 CLASSICAL MUSIC: Haydn’s Symphonies Clemens Krauss and the Vienné Philharmonic Orchestra Symphony No, 13 in G Major 9.20 Artur Schnabel (piano) Variations in F Major, Op. 34 9.35 Beethoven Sir Thomas Beecham and the London Philharmonic Orchestra The Great Elopement Handel, arr. Beecham 10. 0 Wiliam Walton "and Sadler’s Wells Orchestra Sheep May Safely Graze _ Bach-Walton

10.7 Serge Koussevitzky and _ the Boston Symphony Orchestra Concerto for Orchestra in D Major c. P. E. Bach, arr. Steinberg 10.23 Philadeiphia Orchestra Le Triomphe de _ L’Amour: Notturno "Aleeste" Prelude "Thesee"’ March Lully 10.30 Close down AN AZ 4 INVERCARGILL 680 ke. 441 m. 7.0,8.0a.m. LONDON NEWS Breakfast session 9. 0 "Homestead on the Rise"’ 9.15 Hill Billy Roundup 9.32 Health in the Home: Protective Foods for Expectant Mothers 9.35 Debroy Somers Band 10. O Pevotional Service 10.16 "The Bright Horizon" 10.42 Ballads Old and New 11.0 "West of Cornwall’ 11.24 Khythmic Revels 11.40 Songs for Sale 12. 0 Lunch Music 2. Op.m. Radio Matinee 2.45 Rugby Footbali. Senior Game at Rugby Park 4.30 Children’s Hour, including "The Quiz" 5.15 New Zealand Rugby Tour of Australia: Commentary) on Second Test at Sydney 6.456 LONDON NEWS 7. 0 Sports Results

7.30 Old Time Music Hall 8. 0 Modern Dance Hour 8.57 Station Notices 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.20 Louis Kentner (piano) Sonata in B Flat Major, Op. " 4106 (Hammerkiavier) Beethoven 10. O District Sports Summary 10.10 Close down

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Saturday. June 23

News from London, 6.0 a.m., from the ZB’s.

| Local Weather Report from ZB’ss 9.27 a.m., 2.29 & 9.35 p.m

1 ZB AUCKLAND 1070 ke. 280 m. MORNING 6. 0 London News Breakfast Session 7.45 Young New Zealanders’ Ciub (Neddo) 9. 0 Bachelor Girl Session (Betty), including Hollywood Headliners 9.45 We Travel the Friendly Road with The Pathfinder 10. 0 Tops in Tunes 10.15 Saturday Variety 10.50 Popular Music AFTERNOON 12. 0 Music and Sports Fiashes 12.30 Gardening Session (John Henra 1.30 1ZB Happiness Club (Joan) 2. 0 Priority Parade 3.15 Miniature Concert 3.30 Something for Everyone 4.15 The Papakura’ Businessmen’s Association Programme 4.30 The Milestone Club (Thea) 5. 0 The Sunbeams’ Session 5.20 Popular Recordings 5.30 Children’s Competition Corner 5.45 Sports Results (Bill Meredith) EVENING 6. 0 If You Please, Mr. Parkin 6.15 The Ovaltineys 6.30 Great Days in Sport 6.45 Popular Music 7.15 Colgate Cavaicade (Jack Davey) 7.45 Little Theatre 8. 0 Carry On, Clem Dawe 8.30 Rambies in Rhythm 8.45 Sporting Blood 9. 0 Reserved 9.15 Popular Music 10. 0 Scotland Calling 10.15 On the Sentimental Side, featuring Bing Crosby 10.30 Famous Dance Bands 11. 0 Dance, Little Lady 11.15 Dance Music 12. 0 Close down

2ZB WELLINGTON 1130 ke, 265 m. MORNING 6. 0 London News 7.45 Young New Zealanders’ Club 8.15 Preview of Week-end Sport beso oy Edwards) 9. 0 Bachelor Girls’ Session PR saagen sd 9.30 Current Ceiling Prices 10. 0 Gardening Session (Snowy> we Housewives’ Quiz (Marorie 11.30 Minis Session AFTERNOON SPORTS RESULTS THROUGHOUT THE AFTERNOON 12. 0 Mid-day Melody Menu 2.15 First Sports Summary 3.0 The Bright Horizon 3.45 Second Sports Summary 4.30 Popular iano Time 4.45 Concerted Vocal 5.15 News from the Zoo 5.30 Recordings EVENING 6. 0 If You Please, Mr. Parkin 6.15 The Ovaitineys 6.45 Sports Results (George Dass ot -15 Colgate Cavalcade with Jack Davey 7.45 My True Story Carry On, Clem Dawe Rambles in Rhythm Masters of Song Doctor Mac Music That Will Live Remember These On the Solid Side Dance Music Close down ott OOO OW bo" gs "aoo ° Pseos’ a cou

3ZB CHRISTCHURCH 1430 ke. 210 m. MORNING 6. 0 London News 6. & Saturday Scherzo 7.45 Young New Zealanders’ Club 8. 0-8.7 Breakfast Club with Happi Hill . 0 Bachelor Girls’ session (Paula) 9.30 Current Ceiling Prices 9.35 Holiday for Strings 9.45 Pack Up Your Troubles 10. O Spotlight on British Dance Bands 10.15 Movie Magazine 10.30 Top Tunes 45 Piano Patterns OQ Morning Star & A King of Jazz 0 Gardening session AFTERNOON Lunchtime session Screen Snapshots Men in Harmony Family Favourites Theatre Memories At Your Service Hawaiian Harmony Let the Bands Play Local Limelight Miscellaneous Children’s session: Long, ng Ago Kiddies Concert News from the Zoo Final Sports Results EVENING if You Please Mr. Parkin Ovaitiney Programme Let’s Get Together Saturday Round Up Drive Safel Colgate avalcade with Davey The Caravan Passes Carry On, Clem Dawe Rambles in Rhythm Chuckles with Jerry Doctor Mac To Whom it may Concern 0 Thanks for the Song -15 Famous Duo Pianists: Arthur Young and Reginald Foresythe 10.30 Famous Dance Bands 10.45 The Dick Haymes Programme 11. 0 Let's Dance 12. 0 Close down LE OS gu" N OGiw ° NNDQDAGHD AAT PPONnNnssa4&Sano RnolAsosaok -_ cc © xr R808 SaPOORAN + eon oo:

47.B DUNEDIN 1319 k.c. 229 m MORNING 6. 0 London News 6. 5 Start the Day Right 6.30 Morning Meditation 7.35 Morning Star 7.45 Young New Zealanders’ Club 9. 0 Bachelor Girls’ Session (Maureen) 30 8 8©Current Ceiling Prices 9.45 Footlight Parade 10. 0 Ask George 10.15 Song Stylists 10.30 Sentimental Memories 11. 0 Music of the Dance Bands 11.45 Gems from Musical Comedy AFTERNOON 12. 0 Lunch Hour Tunes 1.0 Of Interest to Men 1.30 Popularity Parade 2. 0 Music and Sports Flashes 2.30 Rambles with Records 3. 0 Sports Resume 3.30 Light Orchestral 3.45 Hill Billy Ballads 4.0 Musical Comedy Refrains 4.30 Further Sports Results 4.45 Everyone’s Favourites 5. 0 The Voice of Youth 5.15 4ZB Radio Players EVENING 6.0 If You Please, Mr. Parkin 6.15 Ovaltiney Programme 6.30 Mr. Meredith Walks Out 6.45 Sports Results 7. 0 Reserved 7.15 Colgate Cavaicade with dack Davey 7.45 Reserved 8. 0 Carry On, Clem Dawe 8.30 Rambles in Rhythm 8.45 Mut of the Night 9. 0 Doctor Mac 9.15 Sweet Music $.45 Modern Melody-Makers 10. 0 Your Own Request Session 10.30 &11.15 Broadcast of the Town Hall Dance 11.45 12.0 At Close of Dey Close down

ye 2 PALMERSTON Nth, 1400 ke. 214 m, MORNING 6. 0 London News 6. 5 Reveille Music for Breakfast a Young New Zealanders’ 8 9 9 it) Bright and Breezy . 0 Morning Request session 0 Current Ceiling Prices AFTERNOON SPORTS FLASHES THROUGHOUT THE AFTERNOON 2. 0 Music at Luncheon 2.15 Sports oe Music for the Early After~ -_= 30 ° s Sports Summary Oh! Listen to the Band Sports Summary Vocal Varieties Popular Dance Musie Over the Teacups Sports Summary Music from Movies From Here and There These You Have Loved Sports Summary Time for a Song Band Stand Spotlight on Perry Como The Old Corral (final roadcast) --- = Tg ATKPPRSWOOWONNNNS| = 5 > Se a= om 3 30 Long, Long Ago 45 News from the Zoo EVENING 6. 0 Fumbombo, the Last af the Dragons 6.30 Two-Band Jamboree — Joe Loss/Benny Goodman 6.45 Sports Results ye Reserved 7.15 if You Please, Mr, Parkin 7.30 This and That, compered by Diain 45 Record Roundabout rE Carry On, Clem Dawe -30 Radio Blackbirds "0 Great Days in Sport Doctor Mac 5 The Old Songs 0 Our Feature Band QO Saturday Night Swing Club 30 Close down SA DDOnw

Hilton Porter brings you the records of the week in the order of listeners’ choice, at 2 o'clock this afternoon, in 1ZB’s Priority Parade.

The 4ZB Radio Players featuring young Lay Zealanders, and produced ZB’s Peter Dawson, are on the air from the southern commercial station at 5.15 p.m. every Saturday. * a x The story of "The Féx and the Pool,’’ another fable from "Long, Long Ago," will be heard from 2ZA at half past five this evening.

eee At 3ZB at 8 a.m. every Saturday Happi Hill takes over for the Breakfast Club Session. sommes --.

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