Tuesday, September 16

New Zealand Listener, Volume 17, Issue 429, 12 September 1947, Page 28

Tuesday, September 16

UVvaAreue 4 6. 0,7.0,8.0am. LONDON NEWS 2. 0 Correspondence Schoo! session (see page 34) 40. 0 Devotions; Rev. &. °C. dead 10.20 For My Ladys "Hills of Home" 10.40 "The Gentleman is a Dressmaker: The House of Worth," uy Dorothy Neal White s 910.55 Healt in the Home: whooping Cough »42. 0 unch Music 1.30 pm. Broadcast to Schools 2. 0 SALON GROUP of the NaSional Orchestra, conducted by Harold Baxter (A Studio Recital) 2.30 CLASSICAL HOUR Symphony No. 7 in C _ Schubert 3.30 Conversation 3.45 Music While You Work 4.30 Children’s Hours ‘The Yoral Island" 6.30 LONDON NEWS 7. 2 #£Local News Service 7.45 Gardening Talk 7.36 EVENING PROGRAMME Dance Band with Ted Healy and Orchestra (A Studio Presentation) 7.52 Alexander Borowsky . piano) Concert Study in F Minor Liszt Toccata Ravel 8.0 ISAAC STERN (American Concert Violinist), with ALEXANDER ZAKIN (piano) : Sonata in D

Coneerto in E Minor, Op. 64) é Mendelssohn | + Sonata (1939) Hindemith | Rondo .Mozart-Kreisler | Four Roumanian Dances by Bartok~-Szekely | Romanze (Albumblatt) ; Wagner-Wilhelmj | Tzigane Ravel (From Auckland Town Hall) 90. 0 Dance Music 41. 0 LONDON NEWS 11.20 CLOSE DOWN ares 4A 5. Op.m. Tea Time Tunes 6.0 Music for Strings 6.30 At the Keyboard 6.45 Popular Artists 7. 0 After Dinner Music 3. 0 Light Orchestral Programme 9. 0 Popular Concert 10. O Liverpool © Philharmonic Orchestra --? and Benedict: Overerlioz A Jon Field Suite Hamiliton-Harty 90.30 Close down RAN 4.30p.m. Light Orchestral Music 6,30 Dinner Music 7. 0 Filmland 7.30 Orehestral and Instrumental Items , 8. 0 "TTMA" | 8.35 Musieal Friends: Popular: Music round the Piano 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News | 9.15 Repetition T. Greetings ages the Kiwis In Japan The John McKenzie Trio in ok’ stugmbPose and. His Orches70. "> Close down PWA WELLINGTON 570 kc. 526 m. While Parliament is being bro cast from 2YA, this p blished programmes will be presented from 2YC @. 0,7.0,8.04am, LONDON NEWS Breakfast Session 2. 0 eewcnerasyes School Sesaan" see 34 ° oca Conditions Prices

9.32 Morning Star: as Casals (cello) 9.40 Music While You Work 10.10 Devotional Service 10.25 "Newsletter from England" by Joan, Airey (final broadcast) 10.28-10.30 Time Signals 10.40 For My Lady: BBC Personalities: PhyNis Robins emanate England) 12. 0 Lunch Music 1.30 p.m. Broadcast to Schools 2.0 Local Weather Conditions CLASSICAL HOUR Excerpts‘from "The Maid of the Mill" Schuber: 2.80 Fantasia, Op, 17, for Piano : Schumann 3.0 Songs’ by Men 3.15 Orchestral Interlude 3.30 ~ Music While You Work 4. 0 Afternoon Serenade 4.30 Children’s Hour: "Jean’s Pilots" 6.0 Dinner Music 6.30 LONDON NEWS

6.45 BBC Newsreel 7. 0 Local News Service 7.45 Pig Talk: "The Bacon Curing Industry," prepared by Ivan Owtram of the Taranaki District Pig Council 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME The Boston Orchestra conducted by Arthur Fiedler Capriccio Bspesnp}, Op, 24 Rimsky-Korsakov 7.48 HILDA COHN (pianist) | Novelettes in F, Op. 21, No. 1 Romance in F Sharp, Op. 28, No, 2 Schumann Rhapsody in G Minor, Op. 79, Brahms 8. 5 Nt Symphony Orchestra conducted by Arturo Toscanini Symphony No, 8 in F Major, Op. 93 8.30 RENA EDWARDS (soprano) ELSIE BETTS-VINCENT (piano) Song Cycle Series No. 11 | Poems by O’Sullivan set for Voice and Piano by. BE. i Moeran , Evening The Poplars A Cottager ihe Dustman aby t é Herdsamn (A Studio Se iddeiis 9.0 Overseas and N.Z, News 916 MRepetitign of Greetings from the Kiwis in Japan 9.30 Mischa Elman and the London Symphony Orchd¢stra conducted by John Barbirolli Violin Concerto in D, Op. 35 Tohaikovski 10,5 Musical Miscellany 40.46 Musie for the Theatre Orrgan 11. 0 LONDON NEWS ~ 44,20 CLOSE DOWN

2YVC WELLINGTON 840 ke. 357 m. 3.30 p.m. Songs for Sale 6.45 Tenor Time 7. 0 The London Radio orchestra (BBD roduction) 7.30 While Parliament is being broadcast, this station will present 2YA’s published praogramme: a popular programme will be presented in the event of Parliament not being broadcast 10.30 Close down [BYo wna 7. Op.m. Rhythm in Retrospect 7.20 "The Sparrows of London" 7.33 Music, Mirth and Melody 2 "The Fellowship of the "Frog: The Broadcast" (BBG Programme) 8.25 The Latest Musical News and Things You Might Have Missed . O ="A.Case for Paul Temple: paul AG ge Meets Valentine" preductyn) 9.30 Niort Club 10. O Wellington District Weather Report | Close down ‘

7. Op.m. Concert Programme 8.30 ‘Four Just Men" 9.2 Concert Programme 9.30 Dance Music 10. 0 Close down FevaHieS 7. 0,8.0a.m. LONDON NEWS Breakfast session 9. 0 Correspondence School session (see page 34) 9.30 Current Ceiling Prices 9.32 Morning Variety 9.50 Morning. Star; Paul Robeson (bass) 10. 0. "Would You Like to Take a Walk?" by J. D. McDonald, a. Westport Schoolmaster who knows N.Z. well and describes in this series some, less-known beauty spots 10.15 Music While You Work 10.45 "Disraeli" 412. 0 Lunch Music 1.30p,m. Broadcast to Schools 2.0 Music While You Work He 3 Variety 3, Sonatina -No. 1 in DPD, Op. 137 Schubert 4.0 Songs from the Shows, * featuring Anne Ziegler = and Webster Booth (BBC Programme) 4.30 Children’s Hour 4.45 These Were Hits! 6 0 Dinner Music 6.30 LONDON NEWS 6.45 BBC Newsreel 7.0 # £After Dinner Music 7.16 "The Soarlet Pimpernel: Chauvelin ‘Takes . Snu and Hires a Carriage" (BBC Production). mn ni

7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra Perpetuum Mobile Novacek 7.35 The Hawke’s Bay Art Society Cheir, conducted by John Emmett The Sea Hath Its Pearls Daybreak Pinsuti-Faning Choir Ladies: Love’s Magic Schumann Choir Men: Mosquitoes Bliss Come Once Again Giordano Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring Bach The Night is Calm Sullivan (A. Studio Recital) 8. ro "How Green was My Valey" 8.30° | Serenade to the Stars, by the Sidney Torch Trio, with asSisting vocalists (BBC Programme) 8.45 Victor Young’s Orchestra Punchinello -Indian Summer Panamericana March of the Toys Herbert 9.0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.30 "They." They say it Isn’t Don (BBC Programme) ' 10.0 Rhythm Time, featuring Andre Kostelahetz 10.30 Close down: FeyéN BE 7. O p.m, For the Younger Listener : Louis Levy’s Orchestra . The Wizard of Oz 7, 5 Nelson Eddy (baritone) The Whale Who Wanted to Sing at the "Met" 7,22 Geppetto, Jiminy Cricket and Chorus Turn On™the Old Music Box When You Wish Upon a Star 7.25. Anton and Paramount

Theatre Orchestra 7.31 Serenade to the Stara Light. Music by the Sidney Torch Trio 7.46 ‘Dad and Daye" 8. 0 The Saville Theatre orchestra with Adele Dixon Over She Goes 8.10 "Bridge on the Air: Red, Green and, Amber" Harrison-Grey, assisted by Mrs, Stella Harrison-Grey and Stewart McPherson, discuss en-| couragement and discouragement of bids (BBG. Programme) | 8.30 The London Radio~- Orchestra conducted ‘by Dennis Wright, in a Programme of Standard Favourites (BBC Programme) 9.2 The Eric Coates Suites Eric Coates*and Symphony Orchestra London Again Suite 9.13 Webster Booth (tenor) Beneath Her Window 9.22 The London Palladium Orchestra The Golden Valse 9.30 Dance Music; Orchestras of Harry Roy, Alvino Rey and Tex Beneke, with interludes by Glenn Hardman (Hammond organ) 10. O Close down Baya] 7. Op.m. Light Orchestral Music 7.16 "Forbidden Gold" 7.30 Variety 8.0 New Release Programme 9.0 BBC Programme ; 9.14 "The Devil’s Cub’ 9.42 Dance Music 10,90 Close down

V/ CHRISTCHURCH iS) 720 ke. 416m. 6. 0, 7.0,8.0 a.m. LONDON NEWS 7.68 Canterbury Weather Forecast 9. 0 Correspondence School Ses‘sion (see page 34) 9.30 Current Ceiling Prices The Royal Artillery Band 9.45 Music While You Work 10.10 For My Lady: "Mr. Thunder" 10\45-11. 0 Benne Moiseiwitsch Sonata in C Sharp Minor Beethoven 12. 0 Lunch music 1.30 p.m. Broadcast to Schools 2. 0 Music While You Work 2.30 The Salon Concert Players, the Novatime Trio, The Jesters, po Four Belles and the Alic: oth Orchestra 2. Health in the Howse "Growing and Ovyergrowing" 3. 0 CLASSICAL HOUR Daphnis et Chloe, Suite No. 2 Ravel Piano Studies Quartet in G Mjnor, Op. 10 : Debussy 4,0 Ridin’ the Range with Slim Bryant, the Sourwood Mountein Boys, Denver Darling, and Cargon Robison and His Buckeroose 4.30 Children’s Hour 6.0 Dinner Music ; 6.30 LONDON NEWS 4 6.46 BBC Newsreel 7.0 Local News Service 7.145 Book Review: Hugh Graham 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME Musical Reminiscences with the Knickerbocker Four and the Music Hall Varieties Orchestra 7.44 "Ded and Dave" 7.57 New Releases Dick Leibert (organ) ‘Song of Love ("Blossom Time") Romberg Bing Crosby ° Give Me the Simple Life (‘The Enchanted Cottage’’) Ruby The Charioteers On the Boardwalk ("Three Little Girls in Blue") Myrow Frankie Carle (piano) Somebody Loves Me ("Rhap-* sody in Blue") Gershwin Beatrice Kaye The Curse of An Aching — Victor Silvester and His Ballroom Orchestra * You C udn’t Be Sweeter Berr 815 "The Adventures of Julia" (BBC Transcription) 8.45 Professional Wrestling 10. 0 Glenn Miller and the Band of the A.A.F. Training Command 10.15 Jimmy Leach and his New Organolians 10.30 Dance Recordings 11. 0 LONDON NEWS 11.20 CLOSE DOWN Bye rae g p.m. Light and Lilting 6. Music from the Theatre Bright Tunes Songs of the. West ee Musical What's What 7.15 it Parade Tunes 7.30 Serenade, a programme ot Itglut musical que popular numebers : 8. 0 MUSIC P William Murdoch | (piano), os bert Sammons (violin), Ci Shar in "cM 66 io nor, Op, Issohn. 8.28 The ‘Busch Qu Quartet in G M 3 nt; No, 1 i Brahms 80 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.15 epetition of Greetings , from Kiwis in 9.82 The Silverman Piano Quar. tet Quartet in D, res 23 Dvorak 10. 0 "Joe on the Trail’ 10.30 Close down :

DOMINION WEATHER FORECASTS 7415 a.m., 12.30 p.m., 9.0, 4YA, 2YA, 3YA, 4YA, 2YH, 3ZR, 4YZ.

[ , THOUGH there has been a pattial restoration of the cuts in week-day broadcasting, €xtending programme time from 9 hours 40 | minutes daily to 15 hours, NZBS stations are still off the air for the following daytime periods: 8-10-8.40 a.m.,.11 a.m. "noon, and §.0-6,30 p.m. Programme tirnee shown in italic type fall within those periods and will be broadcast only if there is a further relaxation of the power restrictions,

[SZzRQ serwouTa 7. 0,8.0a.m. LONDON NEWS Breakfast session 9. 0 Correspondence School session (see page 34) 9.30 Current Cefling Prices 9.32 Artists You Know 10. O Devotional Service 10.20 Morning Star: Fred Feibel (organ) 10.30 Health in the Home: Dental Hygiene: Pregnancy 10.34 Music While You Work 10.47 "Silas Marner" 412. 0 Lunch Music 1.30 p.m. Broadcast to Schools ee On the Saveeter Side 2.15 India To-day: New Factors in India’s Economic Life," final talk by Very Rev. T. E, Riddle 2.30 Abe Romain and His Orehestra, Nicholas Robbins, and Jean Cerchi 3. 0 CLASSICAL MUSIC Haydn's Symphonies Symphony No. 100 in G ("Military’’) Night and Dreams Schubert Rhapsodie in G Minor, Op. 79, No.2 Brahms Musi¢ While "You Work Piano Time Hawaiian Harmonies Children’s Hour 4.45 Dance Favourites 6. 0 Dinner Music 6.30 LONDON NEWS 6.45 BBC Newsreel 7. 0 Local Announcements 7.16 "Blind Man’s House" 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME "We're or You," the 3ZR _ General Knowledge Quiz 7.46 $=‘"Dad and Dave"

8. 0 For the Opera Lover 8.16 Musical Miniatures: a feature dealing with the lves of various composers: Lehmann 8.30 "Play Seagull Never Sings" NZBS FI 9. 0 and N.Z. News 9.30 Radio’s Variety Stage 10. 0 Dance Music 10.30 Close down V/ DUNEDIN Gl, 790 ke. 380 m. 6. 0,7.0,8.0a.m, LONDON NEWS 9. 0 Correspondence Schoo! Session (see page 34) 9.31 Local Weather Conditions 9.32 Music While You Work 10. 0 "Newsletter from Home,’ by Joan Airey 10.20 Devotioiial Service 10.40 For My Lady: Queens of Song: darmila Novotna, soprano

2. O Lunch Music 30 p.m. Broadcast to Schools Te 0 . 0 Local Weather Conditions 4 Concert Hall of the Air, featuring the’ Salon Orchestra with Thomas L. Thomas. (barttone) and Al and Lee Reiser (piano duets) 2.30 Musi¢ While You Work 3. 0 Variety 3.30 CLASSICAL HOUR Ballet Suites "Manfred" Overture "Carnaval" Ballet Suite Schumann Soiree de Vienne No. 6 ‘Schubert, arr. Liszt 4.30 Children’s Hour 6.0 Dinner Music 6.30 LONDON NEWS 6.45 $$BBC Newsreel

7.15 Winter Course Talk: ‘‘The Myth of Race: a Biological Approach," by Dr. W. E. Adams, Professor of Anatomy, Otago Medical School 7.38 EVENING PROGRAMME "Moods In Music," by Musicus 8.10 THE ST. KILDA BAND, conducted by Ken Smith , The Band March: Beaufighters Johnstone Overture: William Tell Rossint 8.25 The Glasgow Orpheus Choir, conducted by Sir Hugh Roberton _Far Away Trad. Laird o’ Cockpen arr. Roberton The Old Woman Campbell 8.31 The St. Kilda Band Silver Shower Rimmer Intermezzo: Maid of the Mist de Vere March: Punchinello Rimmer 8.46 THE-WANDA TRIO Close Harmony; ist of series (Studio Presentation)

9.0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.15 Repetition of Greetings from the Kiwis in Japan 9.35 "Into the Unknown: Lasseter" 10. 0 Benny Goodman and his Orchestra, Arthur Askey and "Stinker’" Murdoch, Kate Smith 11.0 LONDON NEWS 11.20 CLOSE DOWN 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,

[avo- BE] DN 4.30 p.m. Popular Melodies 6. 0 Music from the Ballet 6.30 Tunes of the Times 7. 0 Dance Music 7.30 "Double Bedlam": Last Ditch 8. 0 CHAMBER MUSIC Mozart Sonatas Lill Kraus (piano) and Simon Goldberg (violin) Sonata in E Flat, KV380 8.21 Eileen Joyce (piano), Henry Holst (violin), and An« ' thony Pini (’cello)

Trio No. 1 in G Haydn 8.37 Prisca Quartet Quartet in ¢ Schubert 9. 0 Serious Music: Russian Composers Eugene Goossens and the New Symphony Orchestra Islamey, Oriental Fantasy Balakireff, arr. Casella

9. 9. Moura Lympany (piano) Preludes, Nos, 13 in B Flat Minor, Op. 32, No. 2, 14 In E, Op...32; No, 8, 48:in F, Op. 32, No. 7 Rachmaninoff 9.17 Viedimir Rosing (tenor) Oh, Do Not Sing Again The Island Rachmaninoff The Mournful Steppe Snowflakes Rain Gretohaninov 9.26 Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra Pictures At An Exhibition Moussorgsky-Stokowski 10. 0 Favourite Melodies 10,30 Close down :

[ayy7zz_inve CARGILL | F 680 ke. 441 m. 7. 0,8.0a.m. LONDON NEWS Breakfast session 9. 0 Correspondence School session (see page 34) 9.30 Current Ceiling Prices 9.32 Morning Variety 10. 0 Devotional Service 10.16 "The Amazing Duchess" 410.30 Music While You Work 12. 0 Lunch Music 1.30 p.m. Broadcast to Schools 2.0 Rhumba Rhythms and Tango Tunes 2.17 "First Great churchill" 2.30 CLASSICAL HOUR Sibelius’s Symphonies (final of

series) 4 Symphony No. 7 in C, Op. 105 Sonata No. 2 in G Minor, Op. 35 for Violin and Piano Nielsen 3.15 Songtime: Percy Heming (baritone) 3.30 Music While You Work 4. 0 "I Live Again" 4.15 "Romany spy" 4.30 Children’s Hour 6.30 LONDON NEWS — 6.45 BBC Newsreel 7.0 "The Todds" 7.12 Lorneville Stock Repért 7.17 For the Man of the Land: Pts rh i we, per Inustry," ta y A. V. Hartle 7.30 ‘Listeners’ . 8. 0 Invercargill Musical Union, conducted by Alfred Walmsley. ‘with Dora Drake (soprano), Rena Smith (contralto), F. H. Johnson (tenor), an Bryan Drake (bass) (From the Civic Theatre) 10. 0 Short Classics 10.30 Close down

Tuesday, September 16

Local Weather Report from ZB’s: 7.32 am. 1.0 p.m. 9.30 p.m.

Local Weather Report from ZB’s: 7.32 am. 1.0 pm, 9.30 p.m.

AZ tr ee 6. 0 London News 7. 0 Breakfast Music (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 Husbdand’s Lave 10.15 The Caravan Passes 10.30 Mama Bloom’s Brood 10.45 Crossroads of Life AFTERNOON ~uiz. 0 Music For Your Lunch- = our 0 Afternoon Musical Variety 7.30 Anne of the Island 1.45 1ZB Happiness Club (Joan) 2. 0 Famous Songs and Ballads 2.30 Home Decorating session Hs 7 Stewart, and Women’s or 2.50 Popular Musio EVENING 6.30 Filmliand (John Batten 6.45 Junior Naturalists’ lub: » More Spiders Yas Musical Programme 7.15 This is My Story " 7.30 Case for Cleveland: Polson Pen ; a 7.45 Tusitala, Teller of Tales: Allow Me to Suggest, by Martin Armstrong 8. 0 The Lifebuoy Hit Parade 8.30 Scarlet Harvest | 8.45 Radio Editor: Kenneth Melvin 9.0 Current Ceiling Prices 9. 2 Doctor Mac 9.15 Popular Music 10. 0 Turning Back the Pages (Rod Talbot) 10.30 Famous Dance Bands 11. 0 Before the Ending of the Day 11.15 Late Night Dance Music 72. 0 Close down -- ee me I

27B WELLINGTON 1130 ke. 265 m. e 4 * MORNING o London News 0 Breakfast Session (Maurie Power) 9. 0 Aunt Daisy’s Morning Recipe Session 9.30 The Covéntry Hippodrome Orchestra 10. 0 My Husband’s Love 10.15 20th Century Hits in Chorus (last broadcast) 10.30 Mama Bioom’s Brood 10.45 Crossroads of Life AFTERNOON 12. 0 Mid-day Melody Menu 1.30 Anne of the Island 1.45 Piano and Varieties: Rai Da Costa 6. 7. 2. 0 Famous Songs and Ballads 2.30 Home Decorating session b mee Stewart, and Women’s or 3. 0 Reminiscences of Frimli 3.30 Hawaiian Harmon 3.45 His Majesty’s Coldstream Guards 445 Melody with Strings

EVENING 6.30 One Good Deed a Day 6.45 Junior Naturalists’ ‘cub: we Trigger Plant Reserved This is My Story 30 A Case for Cleveland 45 Reserved 0 Lifebuoy Hit Parade 30 Scarlet Harvest 45 Talent Quest 0 Current Ceiling Prices ae Doctor Mac 5 The Ever-Popular Kate Smith 0. 0 In Reverent Mood 0.15 These We Have Loved 0.30 Famous Dance Bands 1.0 2.0 pes ao Swing Session Close down

3ZB CHRISTCHURCH 1430 ke. 210 m. MORNING 0 Break o’ Day Music 0 Up with the Lark 0 Breakfast Club . 0 Aunt Daisy’s Morning Recipe Session 9.27 Current Ceiling Prices 9.30 Morning Musicale 10. 0 My Husband’s Love 10.15 Adventures of Jane Ardern 10.30 Mama _ Bloom’s Brood 10.45 Crossroads of Life 11.10 Shopping Reporter (Elizabeth Anne) AFTERNOON 12. 0 Luncheon Session 1.30 Anne of Avoniea 2. 0. Famous Songs and Ballads 2.30 Home Decorating session | Pag Stewart, and Women’s or 3. 0 Favourites in Song 3,15 Virtuoso for To-day 3.30 Melody Mosaic 3.45 Romany Rye 4.45 Children’s Session

EVENING 6. 0 Magic Island 6.30 The Grey Shadow (final broadcast) » 6.45 Junior Naturalists’ Club 7. 0 Twilight Music 7.15 This is My Story 7.30 A Case for Cleveland: The Craven Case 45 Three Generations 0 Lifebuoy Hit Parade .30 Scariet Harvest 45 Regency Buck F Doctor Mac .30 Mood Music 0 Thanks for the Song 15 Strange Mysteries -30 The World of Motoring O Recordings 0 Close Down A = N=9e9S°

4ZB ede sve MORNING t] London News 30 Morning Meditation 0 Start the Day Right 35 ~ Morning. Star . 0 Aunt ‘"Daisy’s Morning Recipe Session 9.30 Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians 9.45 Paul Robeson, and Violin Solos by Fritz Kreisler 0. 0 My Husband's Love 10.15 Heritage Hall 10.30 Mama Bloom’s Brood 10.45 The Crossroads of Life AFTERNOON 12. 0 Lunch Hour Tunes 1.30 Anne of Avonlea 1.45 Songs of the Range: Tex Morton and Shirley Thoms . 0 Famous Songs and Ballads 2.30 Home Decorating session. by Anne Stewart, and Women’s World 3. 0 Classics We Love 3.39 Follow the Hounds 4.45 Long, Long Ago P EVENING 6.30 Mr. Meredith Walks Out © 6.45 Junior Naturalists’ Club 7.15 This is My Story 7.30 A Case for Cleveland 7.45 Popular Fallacies 8.0 The Lifebuoy Hit Parade 8.30 Scarlet Harvest 8.45 Grey Shadow 9. 0 Current Ceiling Prices, and Doctor Mac 9.15 Musical Interlude by Kosteflanetz, with Lily Pons 9.45 Crotchets and Quavers 10. 0 Music and Songs You Like to Hear 10.30 Adventures of Peter Chance 12. 0 Close Down

_ fo} ° wt PALMERSTON Nth, 1400 ke. 214m. 0 London News 5 Rise and Shine 0 Breakfast Session 5 Weather Report 10 Heigh-Ho As Off to .Work We Go 8.0 Good Morning Request Session 9.30 Current Ceiling Prices 9.32 Close down EVENING 6. 0 Tunes at Teatime 6.30 Junior Naturalists’ Ciub 6.45 20th Century Hite in Chorus 7. 0 Veterans of Music 7.15 A Man and his House 7.30 ry te Buck 7.456 A Case for Cleveland: The Poison Pen Case 8. 0 Lifebuoy Hit Parade 8.30 Musical Honour Roll 8.45 Sir Adam Disappears 9. 0 Doctor Mac 9.15 Gardening Session 9.30 Home Decorating session 9.45 Crossroads of Life Close down

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3ZB’s 7.0 a.m. programme, Up with the Lark, has been built with the idea of helping that early cup of tea to seem more cheerful. Bd * * 2ZA’s Veterans of Music at 7.0 p.m. brings you 15 minutes of songs which have lasted down the years. * me * Popular Fallacies is a 4ZB feature which is a favourite with ‘listeners, and at 7.45 tonight, the Professor will again be busy knocking the props from under more of our popular, but erroneous, fallacies.