Tuesday, October 12

New Zealand Listener, Volume 19, Issue 485, 8 October 1948, Page 28

Tuesday, October 12

— IW [\ AUCKLAND 750ke. 400m. 6. 0,7.0,8.0 a.m. LONDON NEWS 9.4 Correspondence School sé6ssion (see page 36) 9.84 Light and Shade 410. O Devotions: The Rev. S. W. Webber vig For | eh, eet "The Amazn 10.4 psychology of the pe Children Who Steal," by . D. K. Pellow Health in the Home: How Do Your Teeth Look? 41. 0 Morning Melodies 41.16 Music While You Work 42. 0 Lunch Music 12.34 p.m. Midday Farm session: "The Farmer Dons His Thinking Cap" 1.30 Broadcast to Schools 2. 0 Musical Snapshots 2.30 CLASSICAL — Symphony No. 2 in B Flat, Op. 63 Elgar Fantasia on a Theme by Tallis Williams 3.30 Conversation Pieces 3.45 Music While You Work 4.15 Light .Music 4.30 Children’s Hour: "Gulliver’s Travels" 6. 0 . Variety 6.0 #£Dinner Music 6.25 Market Reports 6.30 LONDON NEWS 6.40 National Announcements 6.45 BBC Newsreel 7. 0 Loca) News Service 7.15 Gardening Talk 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME Dance Band, wiih Bob Leach and his 7.62 Mabei Constanduros ea Michael Hogan A Trip to Bright 8. 0 Ye oig Time Nuste Hal) 8.26 Noei Coward (vocal) "This is a Changing World" ° 8.29 Garde Republicaine Saxophone Quartet © Grandina’s Song Songs of Other Days 8.35 Nancy Harrie and her Quartet ‘A Studlo Presentation) 8.50 Rill Boyd and his Cowboy. Ramblers My Pony on the Ranges ’ Martin Roilin’ Down the Great Divide Payne 8.57 Station Notices 9 0 Overseas and N.Z, News 9.30 The John MacKenzie Trio tA Studio Programme) 9.45 Edmundo Ros and %4his Rhumba Band 40. O Dance Recordings 41. 0 LONDON NEWS 41.20 Close down (] Cc AUCKLAND 6. Op.m. Dancing Time 6.30 Popular Parade 7. 0 After Dinner Music 8. 0 «he ages Programme! Beethovetr Bruno Walter and the BBC Symphony Orchestra Fidelio Overture 8. 8 Sabata and the London Philharmonic "ts gtk Ph te! aes = in E Flat ntempo Music Kindler find the: Symphony. Orchestra ssh Overture W. Schuman 9. 9 ‘Louis Krasner with Rod- _- and the Cleveland Orchestr Goncerto for Violin and euie chestra 9.33 and the Bon st ahr Sate Orchestra Debussy 10. a2 o oecisals Elisabeth Schumann and Claudio Arrau 40.30 Closé down DAD abe rite 4.30 om, pues in the Home ariety Dinner cng y Film Revie 7.30 Orchestral ‘halt Hour 8. 0 Radio Theatre: 9.0 Tuesday Night Concert 10. 0 Close down

7a WELLINGTON 570ke 526m. 6. 0,7.0,8.0 a.m. LONDON NEWs Breakfast .Session 9. 4 Correspondence Schoo! Session (see page 36) 9.30 Aid for Britains Women’s Session 9.35 Local Weather Conditions 9.40 Music While You Work 10.10 Devotional Service 10.25 First Lessons in Citizenship, by Nan Parsons 10.40 For My Lady: The Brain Familiy (England) 11. 0 in Lighter Mood 12. 0 Lunch Music 1.30 p.m. Broadcast to Schools 2. 0 Local Weather Conditions CLASSICAL HOUR Symphony No. 45 (‘Farewell’’) Haydn 2. in G, K.525 Mozart * Divertimento Haydn 3. 0 Holiday for Song 3.30 Musi¢ While You Work 4.0 Afternoon Serenade 4.30 Children’s Session, The Question Man, Generali Knowledge Questionnaire 5.0 At Close of Afternoon 6. 0 Dinner Musie 6.26 Stock Exchange Report 6.30 LONDON vEWs 6.40 National Announcements Golf: N.Z. Team in Australia 6.45 BBC Newsreel 7.0 Local News Service 716 Talk: "Coal Woalth of the West Coast," Douglas Cresswell concludes hig Survey by Looking Ahead 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME Londen Symphony Orchestra Masantello Overture Auber 7.39 ZILLAH CASTLE (violin and English flute), and RONALD CASTLE (harpsichord and English flute) . Early Music played on Instruments of the Period, and introducing First N.Z, Performances of instrumental and Vocal) compositions in their original form 17th Century Grounds, Divisions, and Variations The Carman’s Whistle (Anon.), tor Treble and Tenor Fnelish Flutes Greensleeves (To a Ground) (Anon.), Deseant Recorder and Harpsichord ba Ya ariations for Violin d UWarpsichord Corelli (1653- 1718) (A Studio Presentation) 8.0 The BBC w eager 4 Orchestra conducted by Arturo Toscanini Symphony No. 6 tn F, Op. 68 ("Pastoral’’) Beethoven 8.40 EVELYN HAGGITT (soprano) The Linden Tree Wanderers Night Song Schubert Pretty Swallow Brahms Thy Face Schumann 1 Heard a Rose Make Sa Complaint Lo! He Has Come Franz (A Studio Recital) 2.58 Station Notices 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News Golf: N.Z. Team in Australia 98.30 Artur Schnabel and the London Philharmonie Orchestra conducted by Sir Malcolm Sargent Concerto No. 2 in BR Fiat, Op. 19 Beethoven 40. 0 Musical Miscellany . 10.46 Music for the. ‘fheatre organ 411. 0 LONDON NEWS. 11.20 Close down

Ts NV ELLINGTON SC 650 kc. 461 m. 4.80 p.m. Songs Without Words: Instrumental arrangements ot favourite songs 6. 0 Dance Music 6.15 Songs For Sale 6.30 The Masqueraders 6.45 The College of Musical knowledge 7. 0 Music in the Tanner Manner 7.30 While Parliament is being broadcast this station will present 2YA's published = programme; a popular programme will be presented in the event pi Peevienen’ not being broad40°30. Close down DVY/[p) WELLINGTON 1130 ke. 265m. | 7. Op.m. Radio Variety 7.20 "Wind in the Bracken" 7.38 Hermann Finck Wrote These 8.0 "The Sceptred isle" 8.25 Musical News Review: The Latest Musical News and Things You Might Have Missed %. 0 "Valley of Fear,’ introdu¢ing Sherlock Holmes 9.30 ‘Night Club’ 410. O (approx.) Wellington. District Weather Report Close down Ri eto tet

Op.m. Concert Programme 30 Melodies from _ British ms 8.30. The Crimson Circle 8. 2 . Station Announcements 9. & "Officer Crosby" 9.30 Dance Music 10. 0 Close down 2G. atte 860 ke, 349 m, 7. 0,8.0am. LONDON NEWS Breakfast session 9. 4 . Correspondence School session (see page 36 9.36 Morning Variety 9.50 Morning Star: Lotte Lehmann (soprano) 10. 0 "Is It Really Music?" Second of two talks by Ken Avery 410.15 Music While he Work 10.46 ‘‘My Son, My Son" 11. 0 Matinee 41.30 Tunes from the Shows 12. 0 Lunch Music 4.20 p.m. Broadcast to Schools 2. Music While You Work 2.30 Variety 3.15 European Music of Our me Peter and the Wolf, Op. 67 Prokofieff 4. 0 "Serenade" 4.30 Children’s Hour: The Brave Little Tailor 5 Salon Musi¢ 5.30 These Were -Hits 5.45 Tenor Time 5 Dinner Music 6.80 LONDON NEWS 7.0 Station Announcements After Dinner Music 7.415 "The Urewera," talk~-by 4, W. Barlow | 7.30 Evening Programme "Gilbert and Sullivan: The Story of a Great Partnership" 8.30 NELLIE FIELDHOUSE Folk Songs of Six Celtic Nations (A Studio Presentation) 9, 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.30 NAPIER CHORAL SOCIETY conducted by Madame Bella ussell, with Cecile BromleyHill (accompanist) Choruses from ‘‘Maritana’"’ Wallace Sing AL Maiden The Angelus Oh! What Pleasure With Rapture Glowing 40. 0 Rhythm Time: Lani Mcintyre Close down

NELSON QdN] 1340 kc. 224 m. 7. 0 p.m. "Have « Guess," a light programme in which you are invited to name well-known artists, -* 7.32 "Dad and Dave" 7.45 Al Bollington (organ) and Deanna Durbin \(soprano) Toinmy Dorsey (trombone) and his Orchestra, Melody Dawes 8.0 Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Sir Malcolm Sargent Patience Overture Sullivans 3%. 6 "Four Cénturies of Par ee The Great Reform Bill" BBC Programmee) 8.36 allet Musio London Philharmonic Orchestra gonducted by Antal Dorati Ballet Suite; Jeux D’Enfants Bizet Baiser De La Fee: Pas De Deux Stravinsky 9.4 Emanuel Feuermann (cello) : Orientale Cui Chanson Hindoue Rimsky-Korsakov "unt Kraus (piano) Impromptu in F Sharp | Prelude No, 4 in’& Minor | Chopin 9.18 . "Sweet Serenade’: Peter Yorke and his Concert tra, with Paula Green and Steve Conway ™ (BBC Programme) 10. o Close down IPXGHIAS

7. Op.m. "Just William" (BBC Production) ~- 7.45 Popular Fallacies 8. 0 Hie? For You" (BBC Production ag "Disraeli" 9. New Releases 10 % Close down NY / CHRISTCHURCH iS 690k¢e 434m: 6. 0,7.0,8.0 a.m, LONDON NEWS 9. 4 Correspondence School Ses- | sion (se@é page 36) 3.30 Aid for Britain: Talk tw Women 9.35 Famous Conductors; Sir | Henry J. Wood and the New Queen’s Hall Orchestra 10. 0 Mainly for Women Health in the Home; Fear of the 1010 "Hills of Home’’ 40.30 Devotional Service 10.45 Music Whilé You Work 11.15 Ballad Singers 11.30 Two of a Kind 11. London Fantasia by Clive Richardson 42.0 Lunch Music 1.30 p.m. Broadcast to Schools 2. 0 Music While You Work 2.30 Mainty for Women "The Comforter," a short story by Ethel Fielding : (NZBS Production) 2.45 "The Story of Tea: tits Origin," first talk by Kenneth Read 3.0 CLASSICAL HOUR ’ British Chamber Musit;: Arne, Handel, and two Modern Com-, posers, Walthew and Ireland 4. 0 From Theatreland 4.30 ° Childten’s Hour: Kiwi Club and Wanderer 5, 8° Early Evening Melodies 6. Dinner Music 6.30 LONDON NEWS 7. 0 Local News Service 7.15 Book Review: E£, J. Bell 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME The Salon Concert Players Soldier’s Sentry Box 7.33 ‘Dad and Dave’ 7.45 Tuomas Hayward (tenor), Johnny Guarnieri (planist) and the Waltz Festival Orchestra 7.58 ‘The Great Roxhythe"’

8.26 "Merry-Go-Round" (A BBC Transcription) 8.56 The Jumpin’ Jacks To-day bidn’t Pay To Get Up 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.30 "The Man From Hatton Garden": The Rajah’s Ruby 9.45 Old Timers, sung by Beatrice Kaye 10. 0 Harry James and his Orchestra 10.15 Duke Ellington and his Orchestra 10.30 Dance Recordings 11. 0 LONDON NEWS 11.20 Close down N/ CHRISTCHURCH 3) CS 960 ke. 312m 4.30 p.m. Light Listening © 6. 0 Music from the Theatre and Opera House 6.30 For the Pianist 6.45 Songs of the West 7. 0 Musical What’s What 7.18 Popular Tunes 7.30 "Serenade" 8. 0 Sonata Hour Alfredo Campoli (violin), and Eric Gritton (piano) Sonata in G Minor Tartini 8.11 » Benno Moiseiwitsch (piano) Sonata in C, Op. 53 (‘*WwaldStein’) Beethoven 8.32 Albert Sammons , Violin aud Gerald Moore (piano) Sonata No, 2 Rubbra 8.48 Beatrice Hartison (’cello) and Harold Croxton (piano) Sonata llue . ‘. The. Prague String *‘ouartet . o Op. 106 Bvorak 9.38 The ~e 4 Ney Trio Trio in B, Op. 99 Schubert 10.43 Melodious Memories 10.30 Close down [SYVZ SREYMOUTH |

7. 0,°8.0 am. LONDON NEWS Breakfast Session 9.4 Correspondence School Ses~ sion (aee page 36) 9.30 Aid to Britain; JInformae tion for Women 9.35 With a Smile and Song 10. 0 Devotional Service 10.20. Morning Star; Clement Williams (baritone) 410.30 Health in the Home; Qore onary Thrombosis 10.34 Music’ While You Work 41.0 "The Amazing Duchess" 411.45 Songs of the Lone Prairie 11.50 On Wings of Song 12. 0 Lunch Music 1.30 p.m. Broadcast to Schools z. 0 Maorl Melodies 2.15 Music of Other Lands 2.30 In Lighter Mood 3.0 Classical Music Water Musie Suite Handel 3.30 Music While You Work 4.0 "Vagabonds" 4.30 Children’s Session: Alice in Wonderland 5. 0 Dance Music 5.30 Dinner Music 6.0 "Dad and Daye" ‘ 6.30 LONDON NEWS Book’ Review: H. &, Hooper 7.30 Evening Programme We’re Asking You: 8YZ’s General Knowledge Qulz 8. 0 An Unusual Musical; Aj Sation and his Hot Dogs 8.15 The Masqueraders in ll ~ rehestral music, includ musical comedy mejodi 8.30 BETTY McCARRIGAN (mezzo-soprano) Whither Must | Wander "i a iliams The Shephera’s ey, Elgar Young Love Lies Sleeping Somervell A Slumber Song of the Madonna Head (A studio Recital) 8.58 Station pe ge 8. 0 Overseas and N.Z. New 9.30 The Victor Male and Mixea Choruses 9.45 Viennese ong by Rawicz and Landa 40. 0 Dancing * with Dick Jurgens, Carmen Cavallaro, and Tex Beneke 10.80 Close down 4 -- _

DOMINION WEATHER FORECASTS 7.15 a.m., 9.0, 12.30 p.m., 9.0, 1YA, 2YA, 3YA, 4YA 2vz, 8vz, 4YzZ.

N/A 780 ke 384m. 6. 0, 7.0,8.0 a.m. LONDON NEWS Breakfast Session 8. 4 Correspondence School Session (See page 36) 8.30 Aid’ for Britain: Women’s Session 9.35 current Ceiling Prices Local Weather Conditions 9.36 Music While You Work 10. 0 for the Confirmed Novel Reader, by Margaret Dalziel 10.20 Devotional Service 10.40 For My Lady: "Exit," adapted by J. J. Farjeon 41.0 Music in Britain To-day: Who's Who, and What's What in the musical life of Britain to-day 41.30 Morning Star: Jeanne Gautier (violin) 11.46 Maori Music 12. 0 Lunch Music 1.30 p.m. Broadcast to Schools 2. 0 Local Weather Conditions 2.1 £x°XThe Countrywoman’s Magazine of the Air, edited by Mavis McAra 2.30 Music While You Work 3. 0 "Tradesman’s Entrance" 3.30 CLASSICAL HOUR Concerto No. 1 in B Fiat Minor, Op. 23 Theme and Variations from : Suite No. 3 in G, Op. 55 Tohaikovski 4.30 Children’s Hour: "The Black Abbot" (BRC Production) 6.0 Songs by Lawrence Tibbett (baritone)

5.15 Novatime: Ted Steele's Novachords ie On the Dance Floor 6. 0 Dinner Music er LONDON NEWS 6.40 National Announcements 6.45 RBC Newsreel 7. 0 Local Announcements 7.10 ‘"‘Let’s Talk About Music: The Necessity for Criticism," by Henry Thornton and Christopher Small 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME ISA GARDEN (soprano) Folk Music of the British Isles: Songs of England (A Studio Recital) 7.45 Songs for Sale: Ray Hunt and Reg, Deason with Ron Clarkson (piano) (A Studio Presentation) 8.0 Bandstand: For Our Scottish Listeners The Burns Highland Pipe Band Pipe Major: P. L. Mckillop Drum Major: A, J. Adamson Narrator: Angus Gorrie MARION WILSON (contralto) My Ain Folk Lemon The Bonny Briar Bush Last May a Braw Wooer My Heart is Sair Burns (A Studio Recital) 8.40 ©The Rhythm Quintet Sweet and Swing, played, on reeds and strings (A Studio Preséntation) 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z, News 9.380 ‘"Scapegoats of Histoty"; Jeanne-Marie Roland, Victim of * Tyranny 10. 0 "Sweet Serenae" (BBC Production) 10.46 Comedy Time . 11. 0 LONDON NEWS 11.20 Close down "

-- DUNEDIN GIG soe site: 4.30 p.m. Light Music 5. 0 Jack Payne and his Orchestra 6.15 Accordfon Revels 6.30 Evening Serenade 5.45 Jack Feeney presents Irish songs ‘ 6.0 Dance "Music 6.15 "Random Harvest" 6.30 Concert Platform: Famous Artists . y Pe | Tunes of the Times 7.30 "Anne of Green Gables" 8.0 Chamber Music The Pro Arte Quartet | Quartet in C, Op. 20, No. 2 Haydn 8.48 Yella Pessi (piano) and Gottfrid von Freiberg * (horn) Sonata, Op. 17 Beethoven 8.35 Budapest String Quartet with M, Katims (viola) Quintet in G Minor, K.516 Mozart 9. 6 French Songs Maggie Teyte (soprano) and Gerald Moore (piano) Le Colibri Chausson Psyche Paladilhe Obstination de Fontenailles Chanson Triste Dupare Romance Debussy 9.22 Jascha Heifetz (violin) and Emanuel Bay (piano) Sonata in A, Op. 13 Faure 9.45 Foveau (trumpet), Cantrellé (48t violin), Beéllanger (2nd violin), Vieux, (viola), Marneft (’cello), Nanny (bass) and Faure (piano) ‘ Septet, Op. 65 Saint-Saens)

410.0 For Your Delight: The Orchestra of the Royal Marines, Raymond Newell (baritone) and Cedric Sharpe (cello) 10.30 Close down AWN/ 72 INVERCARGILL i 720 kc. 416m. 7. 0,8.0a.m. LONDON NEWS Breakfast session 9. 4 Correspondence School session (see page 36) 9.30 Aid for Britain: Women’s Session 9.33 Current Ceiling Prices 9.34 Musical Miniatures 10. O Devotional Service 10.18 "tlollywood Holiday" 10.30 Music While. You Work 11. 0 The Queéen’s Hall Light Orchestra 411.30 ‘Tenor Time 11.45 Organola 12. © Lunch Musie’ 1.30 p.m. . Broadcast to Schools 2.0 "Hangman’s House" 245 Classical Hour Leonora, No, 2, Overture Concerto No. 2 in B Flat, Op. 19 Beethoven 3.0 Songs and Songwriters 3.30 Music While You. Work 4. 0 Let’s Have a Chorus 4.15 Maurice Winniek and his Orchestra 4.30 Children’s Hour: ‘"Gulliver’s Travels" and Our Feathered Friends 5. 0 Hits of Yesteryear 5.30 Music for the Tea Hour 6. 0 "Sir Adam Disappears" 6.15 Songs from the Saddle 6.30 LONDON NEWS 6.40 National Announcements 6.46 BBC Newsréel

7. 0 After Dinner Music 7.10 Lorneville Stock Report 7.15 Gardening: Talk 7.30 Listeners’ Own 8. 0 Southland Primary Schools Annual Choral Festiva Guest Conductor: Geo. EB. Wilkinson, B.A., of Dunedin (From Civic Theatre) 10. O Music of Mozart 10.30 Close down

Tuesday. October 12

Local Weather Forecast from ZB’s:

Local Weather Forecast from ZB’s: 7.32 am., 12.59 p.m., 9.30 p.m.

IZB wee ie 6. Oa.m. Breakfast Programme (Phil Shone) 8.0 Auckland District Weather Forecast 9. 0 Morning Recipe’ session (Aunt Daisy) 9.30 Music in Quiet Mood 8.50 We Travel the Friendly Road with Friend Marris 10. 0 My Husband’s Love 10.16 Limelight and Shadow 10.30 Anna Karenina 10.45 Crossroads of Life 11.30 Shopping Reporter (Jane) 12. 0 Lunch Music 1.30 p.m. Aunt Jenny’s Real Life Stories 2.30 Women’s Hour Marina Parr), Radio Biography, eekly Fashion News, Ever Yours, From Film and Theatre 3.30 1ZB Happiness Club (Joan) 3.45 Matinee: The Kingsway Symphony Orchestra Artistry in Song 4.30 Rhumba Rhapsody 4.45 Keyboard Magic: shewk Cavaliaro EVENING PROGRAMME | 6. 0 The Search for the Golden Boomerang 6.15 Junior Naturalists’ Club: ds 6.30 Radio Rhythm Parade 6.45 Light Music and Variety 7. 0 Twenty-one and Out 7.30 The Adventures of Perry Mason: The Case of the Nervous Bridesmaid 7.45 Tusitala, Teller of Tales: A Spanish Ghost Story 8.0 Lifebuoy Hit Parade 8.30 The Black Moth 8.45 Radio Editor: Kenneth guivin 9. Whispers in Tahiti Musical interlude 10. Turning Back the Pages 10. 30 Poison Ivy 11. 0 Suppertime Melodies 11.30 Invitation to Dance 12. 0 Close down

2ZB WELLINGTON 980 ke. 306 m. 6. Oa.m. Up with the Lark : The Inkspots 9. Oo Morning Recipe session (Aunt Daisy) 9.30 String Serenade 9.45 Songs from Opera 10. 0 My Husband's Love 10.15 Heart Songs 10.30 Imperial Lover 10.45 Crossroads of Life 11.30 Shopping Reporter (Suzanne) 12. 0 Midday Melody Music 1.30 p.m. Aunt Jenny’s Real Life Stories ° 2.30 Women’s Hour (Elsie age wht Radio Blagrauy, WeekJ ashion News, From Film and heatre, Ever Yours 3.30 ‘Matinee: Orchestral Music 3.45 Nelson Eddy (baritone) 4.0 Hammond Organ: Jimmy Leach | 4.15 Gracie. Fields : 4.45 On the Lighter Side 5.15 Vaughan Monroe and his Orchestra EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 The Search for the Golden Boomerang 6.15 Junior Naturalists’ Club: Fishes from Wiedang 6.30 Pear! of the Pezores 6.45 Variety Parade aie Twenty-one and Out (Maurie Power) 7.30 The Adventures of Perry Mason: The Case of the Nervous Bridesmaid Greyburn of the Salween Lifebuoy Hit Parade The Black Moth Songs by Men Whispers in Tahiti Harvest of Stars In Reverent Mood These We Have Loved: Songs and Melodies from memory’s store 10.30 Charlie Spivak 11. © Dorothy Cariless 12. 0 Close down eee ---~- seeeeeen =" So8So08 ao

37B CHRISTCRURCH ~ 14100 ke, 273 m. 6. 0 a.m. Rise to Music 8. Le iit) Breakfast Club (Happi 5 Morning Recipe Session (Aunt Daisy) 30 Songs from Musical Comedy 45 The Clive Amadio Quintet O My Husband’s Love 15 The Pace that Kills 30 Imperial Lover 45 Crossroads of Life -30 Shopping Reporter 0 Lunch Music -30 p.m. Aunt Jenny’s Real Life Stories eS Music for Madame .30 Women’s Hour (Molly McNab), Radio Biography, Weekly Fashion News, Ever Yours 3.30 Interlude with the Berlin State Opera House Orchestra 3.45 Famous Continental Artists 4.0 Humorous Moments with ,dJack Buchanan and Companions 4.15 In Lighter Mood 5. 0 Children’s Session | EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 The Search for the Golden Boomerang’ 6.15 Junior Naturalists’ Club: Whales 6.30 Kidnapped 6.45 Current Successes 7. 0 Twenty-one and Out 7.30 The Adventures of Perry "gage 9. 9. 10. 10. 10. 10. 11 12. 2 2 ay Three Generations 8. 0 Lifebuoy Hit Parade 8.30. The Black Moth , 8.45 The Hunchback of Ben Ali 3. Os Whispers in Tahiti 9.30 Concert in Miniature 10. 0 Just for You 10.15 The World of Motoring big Songs of the Years Gone y 11.45 Soft Lights and Sweet Music 12. 0 Close down

4ZB 1040 A ape m. 6. 0 am. London News 6.30 Get Up, Get Up 7. 0 Tempo with Toast 7.35 Morning Star 9. 0 Morning Recipe Session /9.30 Some Grand Old Songs '9.45 Keyboard Ramblings 10. 0 My Husband’s Love 10.15 The Caravan Passes 10.30 Imperial Lover 10.45 The Crossroads of Life 11.30 The Shopping Reporter Session (12. 0 Lunch Hour Tunes 1.0 Variety 1.30 Aunt Jenny’s Real Life 2 2. Stories . 0 On the Sweeter Side 30 Women’s Hour (Maureen McCormick), Radio Biography, Weekly Fashion News, From Films and Theatre, Ever Yours 3.30 Thrills from Popular Operas 3.45 Theatre Organists 4.0 Top Hits of 1941 4.15 Maori Melodies ; 4.30 The Mood is Bright 5. 0 So the Story Goes 5.30 Personality Parade EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 The Search for the Golden Boomerang j 6.15 Junior Naturalists’ Club: | Male and Female Flowers 6.30 Come and Get It 7. 0 Twenty-one and Out 7.30 The Adventures of Perry Mason: The Case of the Puzzied Suitor (final broadcast) 7.45 Here’s a Queer Thing 0 The Lifebuoy, Hit Parade 30 The Black Moth 45 Voyage from Bombay 0 Whispers in Tahiti 30 45 The Singing Barber Strauss Polkas 10.145 Marion Waite and Bil! Hoffmeister 10.45 Phil Harris Takes Over 11. 0 They Play Waltz Tempo 11.15 Late Listeners’ Revue 12. 0 Close down |

: "My Husband’s Love," the dramatic story of Caroline Gray, is,on the air at 10.0 a.m. from Tuesday to Friday from the four ZB stations. a

ya PALMERSTON Nthe 940 ke, 319 m. } 7. Oa.m. Breakfast session 7.18 Dominion Weather Forecast 9. O Good Morning Request session 9.31 Morning Star: Isobel Baile lie (soprano : 9.45 Music by Franz Lehar 10. 0 The Circus Comes to Town 10.15 Footsteps of Fate 10.30 Close down EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 Modern Melodies 6.15 dunior Naturalists’ Clubs Bees, Lawns, and Worms rae OA The Lyrics are by Sammy Cahn 6.45 The Pace that Kilis 7. 0 Musical Favourites 7.15 The Power of the Dog 7.30 Voyage from Bombay 7.45 The Adventures of Perry Mason: Case of the Nervous Bridesmaid 8. 0 Lifebuoy Hit Parade 8.30 Artists You Know 8.45 Those Were the Days 9.0 Whispers in Tahiti "(first broadcast) 9.15 Turntable Tops 9.32 Harry Owens aa his Royal Hawaiians 9.45 Crossroads of Life 10. 0 Close down

Trade names appearing in Commercial Division programmes aré published by arrangement

Replacing "Doctor Mac" wi | Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 9 p.m. "‘Whispers in Tahiti" will be heard for the first time from 2ZA to-night. This feature is presented from the ZB stations on the same days and at the same time, * %* a8 2ZB will broadcast half an hour of happy listening this afternoon at 4.15, when a specially selected programme of Gracie Fields will be heard. At 4.45 another cheerful programme follows in "On the Lighter Side." Famous comedians will be heard singing the songs they popularised.