Monday, March 3

New Zealand Listener, Volume 18, Issue 454, 5 March 1948, Page 26

Monday, March 3

DAVE 6. 0,7.0,8.0 a.m. LONDON NEWS 9. 4 Wool Sale 9.30 Broadcast to Schools" 10. 2 Devotions: Rev. Father Bennett 10.20 For My Lady: ‘Makers of Melody: Montague Ewing" 10.45° A.C.E. TALK: Methods of Bottling Tomatoes 411. 0 Broadeast to Schools 12. 0 Lunch Music 1.0 p.m. Broadcast to Schools 2.0 Do You Know These? 2.30 . CLASSICAL HOUR Concerto. in D, Op. 61 Beethoven 3.15. Student Christian Movement Talk: ‘Pie in the Sky," by Rev. Martin Sullivan, M.A. 3.30 "Women’s Newsletter," by Elsie Cumming 3.45 Music While You Work 4.15 Light Music 4.30 Children’s Hour 5. 0 Variety 6.30 LONDON NEWS hy ee Local News Service

7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME Around the Town (A Studio Programme) 7.47 Box and Cox and Their Longshoreman Ditties from the Ditty Box 7.53 Godfrey Andolfi’s Concert Orchestra To an Oriental God 7.59 Beains Trust: Mary Agnes Hamilton, Bertrand Russell, Lord Elton, Sir Malcolm Sargent, Michael Ayrton, and Questionmaster Donald McCullough (BBC. Programme) ’ 8.30 State Opera Orchestra 8.36 "peéparture Delayed’ Hans..Busch Orchestra The Violin’s Love Song Winkler Ever so Gently Stenkher 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z, News 9.20 United Nations Background 9.30 The Studio Orchestra, conducted by Oswald Cheesman (Studio Presentation) 40. 0 Scottish Interlude William McCullough (dramatic recital) : "Through the Flood" ("Beside the Bonnie Briar Bush’’) 40. 8 Tom Kinniburgb (baritone) Flora Macdonald’s Lament Jeanie’s Black E’e 10.15 "This is London: The Londoner" (BBC Programme) 40.45 Music, Mirth, and Melody 41.0 LONDON NEWS 41.20 Close down (IN7 2S AUCKLAND 880 ke. 341 m. Op.m. Tea Time Tunes o After Dinner Music . Oo Mozart’s Piano Concertos (13th of series) Kathleen ong with the Boyd Neel Orchestra conducted by Boyd Neel. Concerto in C, K.503 32 Gabriel Faure Kathleen Long with Boyd Neel and the Natjonal Symphony Orchestra Ballade, Op. 19 8.44 Koussévitzky and the Boston Symphony Orchestra he, and Melisande, Suite, 6. 7. p. 80 9.0 Music from the Operas La Traviata, Part 1 10.40 For the Balletomane Comus 10.30 Close down

(} 72 (™) AUCKLAND 1250 ke. 240 m, 4.30 p.m. Popular Recordings 6. 0 Variety Half-hour 6.30 Dinner Music 7. 0 Gardening Expert 7.30 The Louis Voss Grand Orchestra with ~ Jolin Charles Thomas 8. 0 The Snow Goose, with Herbert Marshall and Joan Lorring 8.24 Evening Concert 9. 0 Family Favourites 9.30 Rockin’ in Rhythm; ‘Platterbrain" 40. 0 Close down

2} Y 570. ke, 526-m. 6. 0, 7.0,8.0 a.m. LONDON NEWS 9.4 Band Stand (BBC Programme) 9.32 Morning Star 10. O Interlude 10.10 Devotional Service 10.25 "Why Not Live in a Tent?" Talk by Judith Terry 10.40 For My Lady: Sandy McFarlane (comedian) 12. @ Lunch Music 1.30 p.m, Broadcast ta Schools 2. 0 CLASSICAL HOUR: 19th Century Composers The, Roman Carnival Overture Symphony Berlioz 3. 0 "The Amazing Quest of Ernest Bliss’ 3.15 Student Christian Move-~ ment Talk: "Pie in the Sky," by Rev. Martin Sullivan, M.A. | 3.30 Music While You Work | 4. 0 Novelty Instrumentalists 4.30 Children’s Hour: "The Princess Who Couldn’t Sleep," and Nonsense Songs 5. 0 Music of the Footlights: The BBC Theatre Orchestra and’ | Chorus 6. 0 Dinner Music 6.30 LONDON NEWS 7.0 Local News Service 7.15 "Story of Tea: Blending and Industrial Services," talk by . Kenneth Read 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME 1 Know What I Like: A _ Storeman 8. 0 Bill Hoffmeister’s Swingwaiians (Studio Presentation) 8.20 "Is the New Zealander TO0o Well Pleased/ With Himself?" 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.20 United Nations Background 9.30 "Navy Mixture," featuring Jewell and Warriss (BBC Production) 10. O Claude Thornhill and his Orchestra. 10.30 Songs by Frankie Laine 41. 0 LONDON NEWS 41.20 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

(QVC Wau 4.30 p.m. Popular Hit Revivals 5. 0 With the Orchestras 6. 0 Dance Music 6.15 Spotlight (BBC Production) 6.30 Rhythm. in Retrospect 6.45 Music by Favourite Composers 7.0 Bing 7.15 Invitation to the Dance 7.30 "Just. William" 8. 0 Chamber Music: Beethoven Adolf Busch, (violin), and Rudolf Serkin (piano) Sonata in F, Op, 24 The Budapest. String Quartet Quartet in F, Op. 469, No, 1 ("Rasumovsky"’) 9. 0 Band Music 9.30 Ballad Programme 410. 0 David Granville and_ his Ensemble ~

10.30 Close down 27 [D) WELLINGTON 990 kc. 303 m. 7. Op.m. Stars of the Musicai Firmament 7.20 Hangman’s House" 7.33 Presenting Joy Nicholls 8. 0 Dancing Times 8.30 Peter Dawson Presents 9.0 Music for the Masters 9.30 "The India Rubber Men" 10. 0 Wellington District Weather ~ Report : Close 27 [33 NEW PLYMOUTH 810 ke. 370m. 7. Op.m. For the Family Circle 7.30 ‘Just William"’ 8. 0 Concert Programme 9.30 In Lighter. Mood 0 Close down ONY Th] NAPIER 750 ke. 395m. 7. 0, 8.0 a.m...LONDON NEWS 9. 4 For a Brighter Washday 9.50 Fritz ‘Kreisier (violin) 10. 0 A.C.E. Talk: "Methods of Bottling ‘Tomatoes" 10.15 Music While You ‘Work 10.45 "The Music of Doom" 11.0 Matinee 12. 0 Lunch Musie

1.30 p.m. Broadcast to Schools 22 Music While You Work 3.15 Student Christian. Movement Talk: "Pie in the Sky," »y Key. Martin Sullivan, M.A. Sonata in A Minor,. Op. 36 Grieg % NNNDO OTPH Saoans cose Chorus Time Children’s Hour Basses and Baritones Dinner Music LONDON NEWS BBC Newsreel After Dinner Music "Dad and Dave" Evening Programme "Programme Gossi An informal chat about. fort coming programmes 7.45 Listeners’ Own Session 9.0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.20 United Nations Background 9.30 Eileen Joyce (piano) and the Halle. Orchestra, conducted by Leslie Heward Concerto in FE Flat Ireland 10.30 Close down

WAN EE eae 7. Op.m. New -Mayfair Theatre 7.8 Albert Sandler Trio 7.14 Richard Tauber (tenor) ; 7.17 Black Dyke Mills Band 7.23 The Mel-o-Fellows 7.28 Horace Heidt and his Musi7.31 "ITMA" 8. 0 Classical Music 9. Orchestra The Geisha Selection ‘A Raindrop Kissed a Rose Autumn Serenade : Come Back, My Love cal Knights The Three Trees London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Beecham Il Seraglo Overture Mozart 8. 9 Heifetz and the London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by John . Barbirolli ist Movement from Concerto in A Mozart 8.20 Webster. Booth (tenor) with the London Philharmonic Orchestra If With All Your Hearts Then Shall the Righteous Shine Forth Mendelssohn 8.29 The National Symphony Orchestra conducted by Dr. Heinz Unger Symphony No. 4 in A Mendelssohn Victor Young’s Concert Orchestra : 7 "Beauvallet" (last episode) 9.30 Light Recitals: Anton and Paramount Theatre Orchestra, Dinah Shore, Reginald Dixon, Lou Preager’s Orchestra 10. 0 Close down BSI Soe One 7. Op.m. Gisborne Invincibles 7.45 ‘Dad and Daye" 8. 0 BBC Wireless Symphony "orchestra 8. 8 A Bouquet of Spanish Songs 8.16 Yehudi Menuhin (violin) 8.30 "Pinto ‘Pete in Arizona" 853 Alfred O’Shea (tenor) 9. a Raymond Newell and Chorus 9.24 Gracie Fields 9.30 Dance Music 10. O° Close down

ShY/ CHRISTCHURCH]. 720 ke. 416m. 6. 0,7.0,8.0 a.m. LONDON NEWS 708 Canterbury Weather Foreast 9,30 Music for Two Pianos Britten 9.46 Harry MUorlick and_ his Orchestra 10.10 For My Lady: Artists New to Listeners: Carlo Ramirez 10.30 Devotional Service 10.45 Music While You Work 44.0 Cricket: Fiji v. Canterbury 12. 0 Lunch Music 12,33 p.m. Farmers’ Mid-day Talk 4.50 Cricket Commentary: The Fijians v. Canterbury . 2 o Music While You. Work 2.30 A.C.E. TALK: ‘‘Methods of Bottling Tomatoes" 2.44 Musical Reminiscences 3.15 Student Christian Movement Talk: "Pie in the Sky," by Rey. Martin Sullivan, M.A.

3.30 Light Entertainment 4. 0 Vocal Selections from "Pacific 186," by Coward 4.30 Children’s Session; Stamp Club 5. 0 From Opera and Operetta 6. 0 Dinner Music 6.30 LONDON NEWS 7.0 £4‘Concerning Wheat," a talk for Farmers 7.15 Our Garden Expert: Answers to Listeners 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME MARGARET WARD (soprano) and WINSTON SHARP (baritone) Down the Vale Moir In Springtime Newton Until Sanderson I'll Sing to You Thompsan (A Studio Presentation) 7.44 Debroy Somers. Band A Stanford Rhapsody" arr, Haydn Wood 7.52 For Bandsmen Munn arid Felton Works Band Overture; William Tell _ Rossini arr. Swift Descriptive: The Mill in the Dale Cope Cornet solo: If Bacio Arditi 8.4 HENRY McCONNEL (baritone) ; The Strong Go On Thayer The Floral Dance Moss Walk Down the Road Thayer (From the Studio) 8.16 The Black Dyke Mills Band Tantalesqualen Overture Suppe arr. Rimmer Trombone solo: Serenade Toselli, arr. Pearce March: Queensbury Kay 8.31 JOY SHAW (soprano) ) I Know a Lovely Garden D’Hardelot Still as the Night Bohm I Love the Jocund Dance Davies Two Little Words Brahe (From the Studio) 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.20 United Nations Background 9.30 GWEN McLEOD (piano) Sonata in A, Op. 120 Schubert (From the Studio) 9.51 Stradivarius String Quartet Theme Varie Paderewski-Pochon 40. 0 "She Married Again," the second marriage of Catherine, wife of Henry V (BBC Programme) 41, 0 LONDON NEWS. 11.20 Close down SV _ CHRISTCHURCH . 1200 ke. 250 m. ™~ 3. Op.m. Carroll Gibbons Through the Years 3.15 Classical Hour Concerto in B Minor, PS Igar 4.15 Arthur Askey 4.30 Musical Mixture 5. 0 Tea Dance 6. 0 Popular and Gay 6.30 Melody Master Series; Richard 7. O © Musical What’s What 7.15 New Dance Releases 7.30 "How Green Was My Valley" 7.43 Vocal Numbers from "Annie Get Your Gun" Ss

DOMINION. WEATHER FORECASTS }| 7.15 am., 9.0, 12.30 p.m., 9.0, 1YA, 2YA, 3YA, 4YA, 2YH, 3ZR, 4YZ.

8. 0 Grieg: The Halle Orchestra, conducted by Constant Lambert Homage March Joseph Schwartz (tenor) Hear Me Ye _ Frosty Cold Hearts of the North Eileen Joyce (pianist) To Spring and Summer’s pivis Frijsh (soprano) The Water Lily City of Birmingham Orchestra, conducted by George Weldon Norwegian Dances i, 2 and 3 8.30 For the Organist = Notable Song Composers: Dvorak 9. 0 From the Thesaurus Library 9.30 "Blind Man’s House’ ae ~* Famous Dance Band Vocalsts 70.165 Allan Eddy and_é Isador Goodman 10.30 Close down PS YZARe GREYMOUTH 940 ke. 319m. 7. 0,8.0a.m. LONDON NEWS 9. 4 Teddy Powell Presents 9.15 The Ivan Rixon Singers 9.32 Light Orchestras 10. O Devotional Service 10.20 Morning Star: Watson Forbes (viola) 10.30 Music While You Work 141. OQ Favourite Classics 12. 0 Lunch Music 2. Op.m. Round the Capstan 2.15 Afternoon. Talk 2.30 Carefree Cavalcade 3. C Classical Music Concerto Grosso in G Minor, ("Christmas Concerto’’) Corelli Rondo No. 2 in A _ Minor, £ K.511 Mozart Gigg Byrd

3.15 Student Christian Movement Talk: ‘Pie in the Sky," by Rev. Martin Sullivan, M.A. 3.30 Music While You Work 4. 0 "Vagabonds" 4.15 Instrumental Novelties 4.30 Children’s session: Kookaburra Stories 4.45 Waltz and Tango 5.16 Dance Hits of To-day 6. 0 "Random Harvest" 6.13 From Film and Operetta 6.30 LONDON NEWS 7. 0 News from the Labour Market 7.15 "Hills of Home" 7.30 Evening Programme Fred Hartley Interlude 7.45 Popular Salon Music 8. 0 "Laura" 8.30 The Humphrey Bishop Show (final broadcast) 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.20 United Nations Background 9.30 Classical Music Ossy Renardy (violin) : Adagio in E (Violin Concerto 219) Mozart Movement in C Minor Brahms Astra Desmond (contralto) Two Songs from ‘‘A Woman’s Life and Love" Schumann Columbia Broadcasting Symphony Orchestra Les Eolides Symphonic Poem ranck Alexander Kipnis (bass) Over the Steppe Gretchaninoff The Harvest of Sorrow Rachmaninoff Halle Orchestra conducted by Constant Lambert Koanga, ‘"‘La Calinda’’ Delius Emil Sauer (piano) and the Orchestra de la Societe des Concerts du Conservatoire, Paris Concerto No. 1 in E sho 10.30 Close down iszt

ANY / DUNEDIN 790 ke, 380 m. 6. 0,7.0,8.0a.m. LONDON NEWS 9.4 Composer of the Week: R. Strauss 9.30 Music While You Work 10. 0 "Friends of Famous Queens: Princess de Lamballe, Friend of Marie Antoinette," talk by Mary Wigley : 10.20 Devotional Service 10.40 For My Lady: » Master Singers, Joseph Schmidt" 11. 0 Star Show 12. 0 Lunch Music 1.30 p.m. Broadcast ta Schools a4 George Wright (organ) 215 From the Thomas Moore Song Book 2.30 Music While You Work 3.0 "Their History on Record: Jose Iturbi’’ 3.15 Student Christian Movement Talk: "Pie in the Sky," by. Rev. Martin Sullivan, M.A. 3.30 CLASSICAL HOUR Variations on a Theme by Paganini, Op. 35 Quintet in B Minor, Op. 115 Brahms 4.30 Children’s Hour: Nature 9 ira 2 Musical Comedy Gems 6. 0 Dinner Music 6.30 LONDON NEWS 7. 0 Local Announcements 7.15 "The Useful Nit-Wits," talk by Professor Arnold Wall 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME "Music is Where You Find It," recordings made by the NZBS Mobile Unit

7.45 The Brains Trust: Michael Ayrton, Lord Elton, Margery Fry, Dr. A. J. F. James, Lord Samuel, and Questionmaster Donald McCullough 8.15 HELEN M. HODGINS (soprano) Expectation Petersen-Berger Song of Mid-Summer Lie The Nightingale Kjerulf To a Water Lily Grieg (A .,.Studio Recital) 8.25 Ossy Renardy (violin) Paganini Caprices 8.38 TESSA’ BIRNIE (Auckland pianist) Sonata in C, K.330 Mozart (A Studio Recital) 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.20 United Nations Background 9.30 "A Window on Britain: New towns from old" (BBC Production) 10. O Accent on Melody 11. 0 LONDON NEWS 11.20 Close down WO) DUNEDIN 1140 ke. 263 m, 4.30 p.m. Light Music 5. 0 Recent Releases 5.15 Songtime with Barbara James 6. 0 Gay Tunes 6.15 Hawaiian Melodies 6.30 Concert Platform: Famous Artists 7.0 #£=Popular Parade 7.30 Bandstand 8.0 Music for Romance 8.30 "Phe Corsican Brothers" . 0 The Allen Roth Show 9.15 "Serenade" 9.42 Light Concert Programme 10.30 Close down

"NV 22 INVERCARGILL a 680 kc. 44] m. 7. 0, 8.0a.m. LONDON NEWS 9.4 "Joan of Arc" 9.16 The Ladies Entertain 9.31 A.C.E. Talk: "Methods of Bottling Tomatoes" 10. O Devotional Service 10.18 "Hollywood Holiday" 10.30 Music While You Work 11. 0 Orchestras of the World 12. 0 Lunch Music 1. Op.m. Broadcasts to Schools 2. 0 "The Defender" 2.15 Classical Hour Brahms (6th of series) The Budapest String Quartet with A. Hobday (2nd viola) and A. Pini (2nd ’cello) Sextet in G, Op. 36 Variations on an_ Original Theme, Op. 21, No. 14 3.0 Repeat Performance 3.15 Student Christian Movement Talk: "Pie in the Sky,’ Dy Rev. Martin Sullivan, M.A. 3.30 Hospital Session ; 4.30 Children’s Hour: Favourite Fairy Tales and About Birds ‘ English Dance Bands 6. 0 "Dad and Dave" 6.30 LONDON NEWS 7. 0 After Dinner Music. 7.30 "Melba" (a new feature) 8. 0 Brains Trust: Has Man’s Character Changed as much as his Clothes? As Civilisation Advances Does Art Decline? 8.30 "ITMA" 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.20 United Nations Background .'¢ "The Phantom Fleet" Modern Dance Music 40. 90 Close down

Monday. March 8

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

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

IZB wm ee 6. Oa.m. Wake Up (Phil Shone) 8.45 District Weather Forecast 9. 0 Morning Recipe session (Aunt Daisy) 9.45 We Travel the Friendly Road with the Spectator 10. O Trans-Atlantic Liner: The Angry Travellers 10.15 Pride and Prejudice 10.30 Legend of Kathie Warren 10.45 Crossroads of Life 11. 5. Home Decorating session 11.10 Shopping Reporter (Thea) 12. 0 Luncheon rogramme: Harry ~- 1.30 p.m. unt Jenny’s Real Life Stories (first broadcast) 1.45 1ZB Happiness Club (Joan) 2.0 Miss Trent’s Children 2.30 Women’s World (Marina) 3.0 Songs of London 3.30 Anne Shelton 4.0 Ambrose 5. 0 Windjammer: The General Grant EVENING PROGRAMME Just For You . Kidnapped This is My Story Bluey and Curley Case for Cleveland: Banrs of Fear The Listeners’ Club First Light Fraser Returns Ralph and Doses Rhythmic Interlude Radio Editor (Kenneth Radio Playhouse Latest Recorded Musio Telephone Quiz Music of the Moment Variety Band Box -15 Youth Must Have Its Swing (Jim Foley) 2.0 Close down -->--=-=-&-=-z{__>>-_-----David Cleveland continues his investigation into the death of Hugh Fergus, an_ eccentric Scotsman, in "A Case for Cleveland" from Station 2ZA at 7.45 to-night. The four ZB Stations broadcast this at 7.30 p.m. o-° aw" &" Saoso Soz 3 = ~~ ab Bt BOO DWOHDON NNNOD =300;.° awe 6 * : eo" °o

2Z,B WELLINGTON 1130 ke. 265 m. 6. 0 a.m. Start the Day Right » Se Dick Todd and Vera Lynn 8. 0 Parade of Song Hits 9. 0 Morning Recipe Session (Aunt Daisy) 9.30 Tito Schipa and Elisabeth Schumann 9.45 Theme and Variations 10. 0 Trans-Atlantic Liner: The Family Doctor 10.15 Music While You Work 10.30 Legend of Kathie Warren 10.45 Crossroads of Life 411.65 Home Decorating Session Shopping Reporter (Suzanne) 12. 0 Bright Music 1.1 p.m. Mirthful Mealtime Music 1.30 Anne of Green Gabies a0 Miss Trent’s Children 2.30 Women’s World 3.0 Toscanini Conducts 3.30 Comedy Interlude 4. 0 Incidental Music from the Films 4.45 For the Younger Children 5. 0 Windjammer: Cutty Sark’s Unlucky Voyage (Pt. 4) EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 Popular Music 6.30 Answer Please This. is My Story 7.16 Bluey and Curley (first broadcast) 7.30 A Case for Cleveland: Banners of Fear 7.45 .Tusitala, Teller of Tales: Sixpence for the Waxworks, by Leason Price 8. 0 First Light Fraser Returns 8.15 Raiph and Betty 8.30 Jack Simpsov Sexcet 8.45 Give It_a Name Jackpots 9. 0 Radio Playhouse 9.45 Tony Martin 10. 0 Fiying 55 10.16 Tenor Time 11. 0 Musical World Tour 12. 0 Close down Trade names appearing in Commercial Divtsion programmes are published by arrangement

3ZB CHRISTCHURCH 1430 ke, 210 m. 6. Oa.m. Break o’ Day Music 7. 0 Emphasis on Optimism 8. 0 Breakfast Club 9. 0 Morning Recipe Session 9.30 Famous Continental Instrumentalists 10. O Trans-Atlantic Liner: The Commercial Artist 10.15 The Movie Magazine 10.30 The Legend of Kathie Warren 10.45 Crossroads of Life 11. 5&5 Home Decorating Session (Anne Stewart) Shopping Reporter’s session 12. 0 Lunchtime Fare .30p.m, Anne of Green Gables 0 Miss Trent’s Children 15 Musical Potpourri "5 4 Women’s World (Joan) 15 Songs of Haydn Wood Accent on Strings: Albert Sammons .30 Rudy Vallee Souvenirs~ 0 On the Hill Billy Trail .30 In Modern Mood 45 Children’s Session 0 Windjammer; Sea Serpent (Pt. 2) EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 Your Music and Mine 6.30 Three Generations 6.45 Out of the Box 7. 0 This is My Story 7.15 Three Musketeers 7.30 A Case for Cleveland: The Morgana Case 7.45 Tusitala, Teller of Tales: The Diver, by A. J. Alan 8. 0 First Light Fraser Returns 8.15 Ralph and Betty 8.30 Cloutier Strings 8.45 Do You Know? ws Radio Playhouse 9.30 Let’s Keep It Bright 9.45 Music from the Early Talkies Era 10. 0 Thanks for the Song 10.15 Tale of Hollywood Hawaiian Happiness Swing Time Prelude to Good-night 12. 0 Close down ob ab oh a2 aoe

A7ZB DUNEDIN 1310 k.c. 229 m 6. Oa.m. London News 6. 5 Start the Day Right 6.30 Morning Meditation 7.35 Morning Star 9. 0 Morning Recipe’ session (Aunt Daisy) 9.30 Vera Lynn Entertains 9.45 Light Orchestral 10. O Trans-Atlantic Liner: The Fortunate Outcast 10.15 Heritage Hall 10.30 Legend of Kathie Warren 10.45 The Crossroads of Life | 41.5 Home Decorating Talk by Anne Stewart Shopping Reporter (Jessie) 12. 0 Lunch Hour Tunes 1. Op.m. Musical Alphabet: Ink Spots, International Novelty Or- _ chestra, Jose Iturbi, Robert Irwin 1.30 Anne of Green Gables 2. 0 Miss Trent’s Children 2.30 Women’s World (Alma) 3 0 Hal Kemp Orchestra, with Hildegarde 3.30 ita Entertains -_ Humour with Bing and ° 4. 0 The Orchestra of Edith 4.15 Music from Annie Get 4.45 Children’s session 5. 0 Windjammer: The Jolly Roger EVENING PROGRAMME So the Story Goes Reserved The Mystery of DarringHall This is My Story The Three Musketeers A Case for Cleveland The Phantom Drummer First Light Fraser Returns Raiph and Bett The Kentucky Minstrets Traitors Gate 0 Radio Playhouse 0 Orchestra Mascotte QO Lumsdaine and Farmilo 16 Dial for Your District 45 On the Sweeter Side 0 +O At Close of Day Close down BISSSLOLSMONNNN DOH at dtd

22, PALMERSTON Nth. 1400 ke. 214 m. 7. Oa.m, Breakfast Session 7.415 Dominion Weather Forecast 8.30 Record Review 9. 0 Good Morning Request Session 9.31 Song Folio: Anthony Strange 9.45 Home Decorating Session 9.50 Melody Mixture 10. 0 Wind in the Bracken 10.15 My True Story 10.30 Easter Bride Session (Mary) 11. 0 Morning Maxim Close down EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 Teatime Music 6.30 Recent Releases 6.45 The Caravan Passes 7. 0 Daddy and Paddy 7.15 Trans-Atiantic Liner: The Ambitious Cameraman 7.30 Reserved 7.45 A Case for Cleveland: Ban. ners of Fea? 8.0 Miss Trent’s Children 8.15 Ralph and Betty 8.30 In a Sentimental Mood 8.45 Chorus Time 9.0 Radio Playhouse 9.32 At the Console: Al Bollinge ton : 9.45 Crossroads of Life 10. 0 Close down LR --- a At 9.30 this morning 2ZB will present a programme of songs featuring the lovely voices of soprano Elisabeth Schumann and tenor Tito Schipa. * * * A new late night featuré is being presented by Station 3ZB at 10.15 p.m. in A Tale of Hollywood. * * ca "The Jolly Roger,’ the title of the Windjammer story from 4ZB at 5 p.m., has a very thrilling sound,