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Sunday, May 30

AUCKLAND l Y 650 ke. 462 m. 6. 0, 7.0, 8.0 am. LONDON NEWS 9. 4 With the Kiwis in Japan 9.24 Piayers and singers 11.0 SALVATION ARMY SERVICE: Congress Hall ‘ Preacher: Major J. MahamMe Bandmaster: Alan Pike 412.15 p.m. Mugical. Musings 20 Dinner Musi¢ 1.30 BBC World Affairs Talk 2.30 Round the Bandstand 3. 0 Music of the Ballet 3.30 "It Seems to Me’: A commentary on N.Z, by Clough Wil-liams-E!lis 4. 0 "Let’s Talk it Over’: Can we have a 40-hour week in the Among the Classics " pitt Preacher: Organist: 8.15 DOROTHY DAVIES Toccata 8.27 Three Romantic Bagatelles 8.45 9. 0 9.12 Maori 93.33 with Children’s Song service As the Day Declines LONDON NEWS National Announcements RBC Newsreel METHODIST SERVICE: Street Church Dr: BP Arthur Reid EVENING PROGRAMME (piano) in C Minor Bach (A Studio Recital) EILEEN PRICE (clarinet) Pieces . Schumann Finzi (From the Studio) Sunday Evening Talk Overseas News Weekly News Summary in Maggie Teyte (soprano:, String Orchestra and Piano Chanson Perpetuelle Chausson 3.41 with Liverpoo! ra Violin: Concerto 11. 0 11.20 Albert Sammons (violin), Maicoim Sargent and the Philharmonic OrchesDelius LONDON NEWS Close down INS 2K AUCKLAND 880 ke. _ 341 m. 6. 0 p.m. 7. 0 Orchestral Concert Players and Singers 8. 0 For the Pianist 8.30 "Pops" Concert 9.15 "The Fight Against Pain," 0. Woolliams® a dramatization celebrating the centennial of the discovering of Anaesthetics 310. 0 Close down ZIM AUCKLAND 1250 ke. 240 m, 10. 0 a.m. Sacred Selections 10.45 Sunday Morning Concert 412. 0 Luneh Music 2.0 p.m, Melody Fair 4. 0 Radio Bandstand: Band of . the Queen’s Royal Regiment, conducted by R. Barsotti 4.30 String Serenade 4.45 Pleasant Memories 5. 0 Music from the Ballet: "The Prospect Before Us" 5.24 At the Keyboard 6. 0 Family Hour 7.0 #£To-night’s ,.Composer: Delius 8.0 "ITMA" 8.30 The Rose, Thistle, Shamrock, and Leek ; 8.45. Take It Easy 9. 0 Holiday for Song 9.30 Music before 10 10. 0 Close down OY WELLINGTON $70 ke, 526 m. 6. 0, 7.0, 8.0 a.m. LONDON NEWS Early Morning Session 9. 4 With the Kiwis in Japan 9.380 Local ‘Weather Conditions Henry tWudson, the story of the last voyage of the famous 16th Century explorer 410. 9 Band Programme | 910.30 For the Music Lover 41. 0 CONGREGATIONAL SERVICE: Cambridge Tee, Church Preacher: Rev. €.-G. Hu, Rycroft Organist: H. A, Reynolds 12. 5 p.j. Melodies You Know 12.33 Cricket Results: Australia v.. Lancashire 7 1235 ‘Things: to» Come"

1. 0 Dinner Music 1.30 BBC World Affairs Talk 2.0 The Concertgebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam, conducted by Edouard Van Beinum Fantastic. Symphony, Op, 14 (Episode in the Jjife of an artist) Berlioz 2.48 In Quires and Places Where they Sing 3. 0 Music for Romance: Anne Ziegler and Webster Booth, with the George Melachrino Orchestra (A BBC Programme) | 4. 0 JAMES FAWCETT (boy suprano) When Daisies Pied Arne The Holy. Child Martin Cherry Ripe Horn-Lehmann (A Studio Recital) 4.10 String Time 4.22 Favourite Overtures: "The Thieving Magpie" | 4.30 "The Making of a New Zealander: Night Watches in Christchurch," talk by Alan _ Mulgan 4.45 At Short Notice 5. 0 Children’s Song’ Service; Unele Ken, with the Congregational Junior Choir 5.45 The Mastersingers 6. 0 "[ Pulled Out a Plum"; New record releases presented by "Gramophan" 6:30 LONDON NEWS 6.40 Cricket Results; Australla v. Lancashire 6.45 BBC Radio Newsree] 7. 0 =BRETHREN SERVICE; Tory Street Preacher: Jacques Hopkins Organist: Miss Frances Lawry Choirmaster: E. N, Coppin 8. 5 EVENING PROGRAMME . London Philharmonie Orchestra conducted by Sir’ Thomas Beecham Serenade: "Ein Kleine Nachtmusik" Mozart 8.22 GWYNETH BROWN (pianist) French Suite in E Bach (A Studio Recital) 8.45 Sunday Evening Talk 9. 0 Overseas News Cricket Results: Australia v. Lancashire 3 et News Summary in 9. Pram lhe Westminster Choir and Philadelphia Orchestra "Alexander Nevsky’ Cantata Prokoficff 10. 7 Organ Reverie 10.22 The George Melachrino Orchestra conducted by Richard Tauber : Ballade: Break of Day (Intermezzo Symphonique) Tauber 10.30 John Charles Thomas (baritone) I Heard a Forest Praying Lewie Gentle Annie Foster Fulfilment Tietzens Where My Caravan has Restec Teschemacher Your Presence Wisemar 10.45 The Salon Orchestra as a LONDON NEWS ~- 44 Close down LANZC Moin me 5. ta Family Favourites 6. The Wright Hammon? rea 15 Solo Spotlight 30 Musical Odds and Ends ae Mu 30 Peet Lights and Swee | rhe Ladies Entertain 6. 6, , & 7.4 ref Norman Cloutier Orchestri

8.0 Music from the 19th Century French Theatre The Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Alois Melichar : The Yellow Princess Over-| ture Saint-Saens | . 6 Gladys Swarthout (soprano) Love Come to My Aid (*‘Samson and Delilah’) Saint-Saens 8.10 The London Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Antal borati . Ballet Suite, Jeux b’Enfants Bizet 8.27. Miliza Korjus (soprano) Olegere Hirondelle’§ (‘‘Mireille’’) , Gounod 8.32 Endreze (baritone) with Orchestra Ballad .of Queen Mab (‘‘Romeo and Juliet’’) Gounod 8.35 The BBC Theatre Chorus and Orchestra, conducted by Walter Goehr Swift Hours of | Pleasure ("Romeo and Juliet’’) Gounod 8.39 The National Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Andre Fistoulari Ballet Music from "Faust" Gounod 9. 1 Music from the Modern British Theatre The British Symphony Orchestra, conducted by the composer Overture to "The Wreckers"’ Smyth $. ® Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra The {mmortal Hour Boughton $.26 The BBC Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Sir Adrian \ Boult Excerpts from "Peter Grimes" Britten 9.53 The Halle Orchestra, conducted by Constant Lambert La Calinda (‘*Koanga’’) Delius Intermezzo and Serenade ("Hassan") Delius 10. 0 Close down Prokwan 7. Op.m. fanfare: Brass and Milltary Band Parade 7.33 "Anne of Green Gables" 8. 6 Hall of Fame: Featuring the World's Great Artists "Dad and Dave" 8.43 Melodious Memories 9. 0 Say it With Music "Crowns of England" f0. O Wellington District Weather Report Close down [BY ) NEW PLYMOUTH 810 ke, 370 m. x F p.m, Church Service from 8. 5 Concert Programme 8.30 On Wings of Song 9.21. Heart Songs 140. O Close down ‘ eve Fer hue Morning Programme 4 With the Kiwis in Japan | 9.30 Band Music | 0 sennesr és and Ballad Pro | 0.30 ‘salt Lake Tabernacle Ch \ 4.0 Music for Everyman 2..0 Salon Music 42. 24 p.™ Freore 1.0 Dinner Music } 4.30 bec weet fairs Talk . 0 Matinee l’erformers pS) The Cleveland Orchestra _ conducted by Artur Rodzinski Symphony No. 1 in F, Op, 10 Shostakovich ,3. O ° Afternoon Concert featur- ,. Ing at 3.15 p.m. the BBC Chorus 4.30 "The Elizabethans" 3. 0 Musical Comedy Theatre: | "High Jinks"’ 3.45 Piano Parade . 3.0 The American Concert ). Stage 10 . ae ew be |

| 6.15 At. the Console: Theatre | Organ Music 6.230 LONDON NEWS 6.45 UN Appeal for Children 7. 0 PRESBYTERIAN SERVICE: | $t. Andrew’s, Hastings 8. 5 Evening Programme London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Walter Goehr Intermezzo and Alla Marcia (Karelia Suite, Op. 11) Sibelius 8.13 The Queensland = State | String Quartet Voces Intimae in > Minor, Op. 56 Sibelius (From the. Studio) 8.45 Sunday Evening Talk S&S. G@ Overseas News yt 1 cst News Summary in 9.30 Music of the People: Traditional airs of many lands (BBC Programme) 10. O In Pensive Mood 10.30 Close down FeWAN 920 ke. 327m. 7. 0 p.m, Classical Music Liverpool Philbarmonic Orchestra conducted by Sir eriainere Sargent Young People’s Guide to the Orchestra (Variations ‘and Fugue on a Theme of Purcell) Britten 7.98. Kabos and Louis kentner (piano duets) Duets for Children Walton 7.39 Isobel Baillie (soprano) The Blessed Virgin’s Expostulation Purcell 7.47. Toronto Symphony, Orchestra conducted by Sir’ Erpest MacMillan Suite: The Earle of Oxford’s Marche Pavana The Bells Byrd, arr. Jacob 8. 0 The Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Eugene Ormandy Roumanian Rhapsody ‘No, 14, in A Enesco 8.13 Ossy Renardy (violin) Ballad in D Minor Dvorak 8417 "Orley Farm" (last episode) (BRC Programme) 8.45 Philharmonia Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Walter Susskind Italian Serenade Woif 8.53 Helen Traubel (soprano) « Wiegenlied Schubert The London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Sir Thomas , Beecham Nocturne (Midsummer Night’s Dream) Mendelssohn 9. & "Music of the People’ (BBC Programme) 3.35 "Songs and Songwriters: | Nat Ayer" 10. 0 Close down 3 Y/ 720 ke. 416m, 6. 0,7.0,8.0 a.m. LONDON NEWS 7.58 Canterbury Weather Forecast 9. 4 With the Kiwis in Japan 9.30 Orchestral Programme 10. 0 Sunday Morning Concert 11. 0 ANGLICAN SERVICE: St. John’s Church Preacher: Rev. H. F. Ault Organist and Choirmaster: Claude H. Davies ‘ } 12.15 p.m. Programme Preview 12.35 The Salon Orchestra and ' Slim Bryant’s Wildeats 1. 0 Dinner Music 1.30 BBC World Affairs Talk 2.0 A Band Programme 30 The Reader Takes Over, a discussion hy professional critics and laymen with C, E. M. Joad (A BBC Feature) SE Isobel Baillie (soprano). Gladys __ Ripley (contralto) , James Johnston (tenor), Norman Walker (bass), and the \fuddersfield Choral Society and the Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Sir Mal- / colm Sargent -. Monthly Choral Work: , "Messiah" (eonctuded) } | ’ del

4.15 Louis Kentner (plano) ‘Dreaming Schumann Blue Danube Strauss Nocturne in A Field 446 Light Orchestras and BalJads 5. 0 Children’s Service; Rev, Father McHardy 5.45 Organ Music 6. 0 Music m Miniature, with various artists and combinations in a half-hour programme of uninterrupted classical music 6.30 LONDON NEWS 6.45 BBC Newsreel 7. 0 ROMAN CATHOLIC SERVICE: Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament Preacher; A Redemptorist Father Organist and Choirmasters James F, Skedden 8. 5 EVENING PROGRAMME The Halle Orchestra Overture: Prince Igor Borodin 8.16 BEATRICE HALL (contralto) Songs by Hande} (A Studio Recital) 8.29 ZENA JOHNSTONE (piano), Ballad Mazurka Reflections in the Water Debussy _ (A Studio Recital) 8.45 Sunday Evening Talk 9. 0 Overseas News 9.20 EILEEN WILLIAMS (soprano) Songs by Irish Composers The Fairy Lough A Soft Day Stanford O Men from the Fields Hughes The Fairy Tree O’Brien (A_ Studio Recital) 9.32 The Philharmonia string Orchestra and _ Distinguished British Artists presenting Dido and Aeneas Purcell 10.26 Johann Strauss Waltzes for Orchestra and arrangements for voice 10.45 In Qutet Mood witb the Comedy Harmonists 11. 0 LONDON NEWs 11.20 Close down [SL stew 5. O p.m. Light Music : 6. 0 The National Symphony Orchestra The Thieving Magple Overture Rossini 6. 8 Composer Unknown: Some Traditional British Songs The Crocodile Dashing Away with the Smoothing Iron Bobby Shaftoe So Early in the Morning John Brown's Body Farmer’s Boy 1 Married a Wife 8.2G For Mandolin, Banjo, Gultar, and Lute / 6.29 The Kentucky Minstrels The Song that Reached My Heart Jordan 6.35 The Liverpoo] Philharmonic Orchestra Radetsky March Strauss 6.38 Richard Tauber -- White Wings Moskowski Panis Angelicus Franck 644 The Galloway Ruault Old Time Dance Orchestra The Circus Gir) Quadrine Moncton Valse Caressante Lambert The Crinoline Saunter Stodden 6.55 La Scala Singers Memories of Tosti 7. A Piano Music by Brahms and ozart 7.15 Rese nessa Schumann (Sopano r 7.30 Fred Hartley Interlude 7.45 .Music for Two; Vocal and Instrumental Duets 30 "Orley Farm" Story and Music "Carmen" Bizet 9. 1 London Philharmonic Or_chestra conducted, by Sir Thomas Beecham . A Little Night Music Mozart

a me --_-$-$- DOMIN.:.ON WEATHER FORECASTS 7.15 a.m., 9.0, 12.30 p.m., 9.0, 1¥A, 2YA, SYA, 4YA (2V¥H, 3ZR, 4YZ at 9.0 a.m., 12.30 p.m. and 9.0 | only). ed

9.17 The Minster Male Voice Choir Sweet and Low Barnby Hey Ho, to the Greenwood Byrd The Village Blacksmith arr, Greaves The Great Western Railway Gleemen Down in Yon Summer Vale ood A Vintage Song Mendelssohhn 8.30 The Old Rocking Chair: Nostalgic melodies, compered by Christopher Stone 10. 0 Close down LSz4ir. SReYMoure 8.45 a.m. Music Salon 9. 4 With the Kiwis in Japan 9.30 Morning Melodies 10. O Sacred Interlude 10.30 Presenting Joy Nicholls 45 Favourites in Song QO Rambles in Rhythm -30 Recent Releases QO Calling all Hospitals Op.m. Programme Parade .30 BBC World Affairs Talk ioe The Hillingdon Orchestra, with Dora Labette (soprano) 2.30 "In the Words of Shakespeare" (final programme) (BBC Programme) = Royal Philharmonic Orchestra The Corsair Overture Berlioz Maggie Teyte (soprano) . Roses of Ispahan Faure London Symphony Orchestra Farandole (from "L?Arlesienne’’) Bizet 3.0 "Richelieu, Cardinal or King" (final episode) 3.30 "Recital for Two," featuring Adrian Bendall (harp) and Noel Wotherspoon (tenor) Rob at ok dd

4.0 Sunday Concert, with Irene Stancliff (soprano), Oscar Natzka (bass), Eileen Joyce (planist), Albert Sammons (violinist), and the Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra 5. 0 Sacred Song Service: Rev. T. G. Campbell 6. 0 . Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir 6.30 LONDON NEWS 6.45 UN Appeal for Children 7.30 Evening Programme "Holiday for Song" 8. 0 Music Encyclopaedia 8.45 Sunday Evening Talk 9. 0 Overseas News 9.10 West Coast Sports Results 9.35 "To Have and to Hold" 0 Everyman’s Music 80 Close down

GINZ/a\ DUNEDIN 790 ke. 380 m. 6. 0, 7.0,8.0a.m. LONDON NEWS Breakfast Session 9.4 With the Kiwis in Japan tat Light Orchestras and Ballads 10. O Ballet Music 10.30 Favourite Movements from _ Major Works Second Movement from Beethoven’s Symphony No, 5 10.45 In Quiet Mood 11. 0 METHODIST SERVICE: Trinity Church Preacher: Rev. D. J. D, Hickman Organist: Miss E. Hartley 412. 0 Accent on Melod 12.15 p.m. Concert Celebrities 12.33 Programme Preview » Oe Dinner Music 1.30 BBC World Affairs Talk 2.1 "The Reader Takes Over," a discussion by professional critics and laymen, with Louis Golding

2.30 Music, the Orchestra, and a Development 3.13 MARY MARTIN and DENNIS GREY Two-Piano Music P 3.30 "Orley Farm" 4.0 Al Goodman’s Orchestra 4.15 "Shakespeare: Words and Music,"’ 4.45 In Quiet Mood 5. 0 Children’s Song Service 5.45 String Time 6.30 BAPTIST SERVICE: HanOver Street Church Preacher; Rev. E. W.. Batts Choirmaster: G, T. Austin Organist: Miss Gladwys Syder 8. 0 EVENING PROGRAMME RITCHIE HANNA (violiny and EUNICE STEADMAN (piano) Sonata Elgar (A Studio Recital) 8.25 Leon Goossens (oboe) and the International String Quartet Quintet Bax 8.45 Sunday Evening Talk 9. 0 Overseas News 9.22 "The Feud at the Fair," the story and music of Stravinsky’s "‘Petroushka" 9.52 Concert Hall, featuring Harry Horlick’s Orchestra with guest artists 11.0 LONDON NEWS 11.20 Close down

ZIN/ZO) DUNEDIN 1140 ke. 263 m, 5. Op.m, Light Music 6. 0 Star for This Evening: Hon. W. Brownlow (baritone) 6.15 The Norman Cloutier Orchestra 6.30 London News 6.45 United Nations Appeal for Children 7.0 #£Fayourite Artists

8.0 ‘Ernest Maltravers" 8.30 Sunday Concert 9.30 Herbert Marshall and Joan Lorring, with supporting cast "The Snow Goose" Gallioo 10. 0 Close\ down [ayv2 Hea] 8.45a.m. From Our Langworth Library 9. 4 With the Kiwis In Japan 9.24 American Concert Hall 10.145 The 4YZ Choristers Sacred Interlude (A Studio Recital) 10.30 ‘Mr. and Mrs. Abbey’s Difficulties," a dramatized life story of John Keats as told by his guardian, Mr. Abbey (BBC Programme) 11. O From Stage and Screen 12. 0 Goldman Band 12.12 p.m. Songs by Men 12.33 Dinner Music 1.30 BBC World Affairs Talk 1.45 Afternoon Concert with » Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra, Gladys Moncrieff (soprano), and Colin Crane (baritone) 2.30 "Fiying Visit," being the description of a journey by air eis London to Sydney and Cc (BBC Programme) 3. 0 Major Work: _ Cortot (piano), Thibaud (violin), Cortet (flute), and Ecole She ed Chamber Orchestra of aris Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 in D Bach 3.16 Famous Artists: Alexander Kipnis (bass)

3.36 The Musio of Gluck The State Symphony Orchestra Iphigente Aulis Overture 9 arr. Wagner Boston Promenade .-Orchestfa, conducted by Arthur Fiedler Ballet Suite arr. Mottl 4.0 BBC Braine Trust: Why can many people write more fuently than they can speak? Can photography the regarded as art? What is meant by "Time is unreal or an illusion?" 4.30 "Only My Song" 5. 0 Children’s Song Services Uncle: Mac 5.30 Music in the Tanner Manner 5.55 The Memory Lingers On6.30 ANGLICAN SERVICE: St, John’s Church Preacher: Rev. J. S. Martin 7.30 Gleanings from Far and wid e 8.10 Great Moments in Opera ek: , Victoria, Queen of Enga 8.45 Sunday Evening Talk 9. 0 UN Time Overseas News 9.10 World Theatre: "‘L’Aigion" by Edmond eponin : rogramme 10.40 Close down [SZ2p BURR. = ~~ Radio Church of Helping an 10. O geioe. 4 Melodies 10. Little Chapel of Good Cheer 10.45 Accent on Melody 11. 0 Arthur de Greef and the New Symphony Orchestra Concerto in G Minor, Op. 22 Saint-Saens 11.30 Celebrity Artist: Joan Hammond (soprano) 12. 0 Close dowp

Sunday. May 30

Local Weather Forecast from ZB’s: 7.32 a.m., 12.30 p.m., 9.30 p.m.

Local Weather Forecast from ZB’s: 7.32 a.m., 12,30 p.m., 9.30 p.m.

123 eS. 6. 0 a.m. Sunday Morning Melo7.33 Junior Request Session 8. 0 Auckland District Weather Forecast 8.55 Brass Band Parade: Bandmaster Craven oe 1 renee Road Children’s ° r 10. 0 Variety Programme 11. 0 Friendly Road Service of on 12. 0 Listeners’ Request Session 1. 0 p.m. District Weather Forecast 2.0 Sunday Matinee 2.30 Greatest Theatre -in the World (part 1) 3. 0 Latest Recordings 3.30 The Will Hay Programme 4. 0 N.Z. Concert Memories: Richard Crooks (1936) 4.30 Adventures of Pinocchio 5. _ ) Diggers’ Session (Rod Talot EVENING PROGRAMME 6.30 Uncle Tom and the Sankey Singers ; 7. 0 East with ‘Marco’ Polo (first episode) 7.30 Playhouse of Favourites: Pendennis, by W. M. Thackeray 8. 0 1ZB Radio Theatre Show Music at Eight, featuring the 1ZB Orchestra conducted by Reg. Morgan, with assisting artists 8.30 Radio Review 8.45 Sunday Evening Talk 9. 0 ZB Citizens’ Forum 9.30 Our Overseas Library 10.15 Accent on Rhythm (final episode) 10.30 From the Treasury of Music 411. 0 Radio Concert Stage 11.45 Meditation Melodies 12. 0 Close down

2ZB WELLINGTON 1130 ke, 265 m. 6. 0 a.m. Breakfast Session 7.30 The Light Opera Company 8. 0 A Religion for Monday Morning: Rev. Harry Squires 8.15 Junior Request Session 3. 0 Uncle Tom’s_ Children’s Choir 9.20 World of Sport (Wallie Ingram) 9.35 Composer of the Week: Mozart | 10. 0 Band Session , 10.30 The Services Session, conducted by Sgt.-Major 41.0 Personalities on Parade: Fiorence Austrol, Pablo Casais 11.30 Hill Billy Session 12. 0 Listeners’ Request Session 12.30 p.m, Dominion Weather Forecast ? 2.0 #£=Radio Matinee 4.0 Accent on Rhythm 5.45 Orchestral Interlude EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 ZB Citizens’ Forum 7. 0 Noel Coward Programme 7.30 Playhouse of Favourites: The Wager, by Anton Chekhor 8.0 Among the Immortals: The Duke of Marlborough 8.45 Sunday Evening Talk 9. 0 ae Latest from Overseas 9. e Will Hay Programme 411. 0 Concert Time 12. 0 Close down

3ZB CHRISTCHURCH 1430 ke, 210 m. 6. Oa.m. Break o’ Day Music 8. 0 Style for Sunday 9. 0 Uncle Tom and his Children’s Choir 948 Rotunda Roundabout 10. 0 Musical Magazine 11. 0 Friendly Road Service of Song 11.45 Sports Interview (the Toff): Archery: I. MoVinnie 12. 0 Listeners’ Own Request session 2. Op.m, Overture, featuring the Grand Symphony Orchestra me Artist for To-day: Allan 3. 0 Latest Record Releases 4.0 Studio Presentation: Maureen O’Neil (mezzo-soprano) 5. 0 Adventures of Pinocchio 5.30 Bits and Pieces from Collectors’ Corner 5.45 Landscape in Words and Music: Winter is Kind EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 Tunes of the Times 6.30 Remember These? 7. 0 Playhouse of Favourites: Count of Monte Cristo: The Escape, by Alexandre Dumas 7.30 Lassiter’s Search for Gold 8. 0 Let’s be Frank: Al Sleeman discusses with the Rev. P. 0. C. Edwards, N. C. Phillips, and H. G. Kilpatrick, ka World Government a Practical Possibility? 8.45 Sunday Night Talk 9. 0 From Qur Overseas Library (Maurice King) 9.30 Journey Into Melody 10. 0 Revuedeville 10.30 Sunday Nocturne x: GO Variety . O Close down

A4AZB _ DUNEDIN 1310 k.c, 229 m 6. Oa.m. London News 7.30 Sacred Half-hour 8. 0 Sunday Morning Melodies 9. 0 Invitation to the Waltz 9.30 4ZB Choristers (Anita Oliver) 9.45 South Sea Serenades 10. 0 For the Bandsmen 10.30 Popular This Week 11. 0 Sports Digest (Bernie MoConnell) 11.30 Salt Lake City Choir 12. 0 Hospital Hour : 1. Op.m. Listeners’ Favourites 2. 0 Radio Matinee 2.30 Let’s Spin a Yarn, by the Wayfarer 5. 0 Treasure Island 5.30 4ZB_ Choristers (Anita tea 5.45 he Melody Lingers EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 The ZB Citizens’ Forum: Is the Radio Serial Bad for Our Children? 6.30 The Diggers’ Show (George Bezar) % 9 The Noel Coward Programme 7.30 Playhouse of Favourites: Enoch, by Alfred, Lord Tenny-~ son 8.0 Among the Immortals: Robert Burns 8.30 Concerto Concert 8.45 Sunday Night Talk 9. 0 Recordings from the Overseas eres : 9.30 The Cloutier Programme 9.45 Noel Robson asks Are You a Square Peg? 10. 0 Theatreland 10.30 Melody in Rhythm 11. 0 Favourite Love Songs 11.15 Snappy Show 11.45 At Close of Day 12. 0 Close down

274, PALMERSTON Nth. : 1400 ke. 214 m. 8. Oa.m. Family Hour 9. 0 Dominion Weather Forecast 9. 2 Salt Lake City Tabernacie Choir 9.30 Band Stand 10. 0 Tenor Time 10.15 Rhythm Pianists 10.30 Sunday Morning Variety 41. 0 New Releases 11.15 Songs of Good Cheer 11.30 Orchestral Music 12. 0 Request session 12.30 p.m. Dominion Weather Forecast 1.30 Close down 2. 0 Radio Matinee 4. 0 Recordings from Our Overeseas Library 4.15 Colours In Song 4.30 Music for Dolls 4.45 Songs at Sunset 5. 0 Treasure Island 5.25 This Week’s Composer: Rudolf Friml 5.45 Serenade EVENING PROGRAMME 6.15 Ava Wilson (soprano) Along the Sunny Lane if | Were a Bird, | Would Sing All Day Lehmann The Pixie Piperman Elliott When Sweet Ann Sings The Fairy Tailor Head The Prayer Perfect Stenson (A Studio Presentation) 6.30 Al Goodman and Orchestra 6.45 Beneath Her Window 7. 0 East with Marco Polo 7.30 Playhouse of Favouritest Moby Dick, by Herman Meiville 8. 0 Among the Immortals: Samuel Coleridge-Taylor 8.30 Concert Artists 8.45 Sunday Evening Talk 9. 0 Accent on Rhythm: BBC Programme 9.15 Tusitala, Teller of Taless 1 See Death, by Anthony Millis 9.32 Stagecraft for Amateurs! Production, final talk by Elsie Lloyd 9.45 Music at Close of Day 10.30 Close down

— The 3ZB programme ‘Landscape in Words and Music" is presented at quarter to six each Sunday. Peter Hall writes the interesting and topical seripts.

The Noel Coward Programme, from 2ZB and 4ZB at 7 p.m. is compered by Noel Coward himself, and he is assisted by two of London’s most talented revue artists, Graham Payn and Joyce Grenfell. Over 50 original songs are included from such shows as "Bitter Sweet," ‘"Conversation Piece,"’ ‘‘Operette," "Pacific Levee "and "Sigh No More."

Bohemian pianist and composer, Rudolf Friml, is this week's featured composer from 2ZA at 5.25 this evening. Melodies from his light operettas ‘‘The Firefly, ‘Rose Marie,"’ and "The Vagabond King’ will be includ. ed in the programme.

"N.Z Concert Memories" from 1ZB at 4 o’clock this afternoon, recalls the visit of the clebrated American tenor Richard Crooks, who toured the Dominion in 1936. ee

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