Tuesday, January 18

New Zealand Listener, Volume 20, Issue 499, 14 January 1949, Page 28

Tuesday, January 18

VW AUCKLAND I AS ke. 400m. 6. 0,7.0,8.0 a.m, LONDON NEWS 8.0 Commentary on Wool Sale from Concert Chamber 9.34 Light and Shade 10. 9 Devotions: The Rev. J. W. Murray 10.20 For My Lady: "The Valley of Decision" 11. 0 Morning .Melodies 11.15 Music While You Work 12. 0 Lunch Music 12.35 p.m. Country Journal 2. 0 Musical Snapshots 2.30 CLASSICAL HOUR Symphony No. i in D, Op, 60 Dvorak Alto Rhapsody, Op. 53 Brahms 3.30 Conversation Pieces 3.45 Music While You Work 4.30 Children’s Hour; ‘‘Gulliver’s Travels" 5. 0 Variety 0 Dinner Music 30 LONDON NEWS 45 i8) 6. 6. 6. BBC Newsreel 7. Local News Service 7.15 Gardening Talk 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME Dance Band: Lou Campbell and his Orchestra : 7.52 The Harmoniques Five Foot Two McNally Carefree 7.58 John Tilley The Anti-Arson Squad Tilley 8. 4 Walter Rehberg (piano) Fantasias on Verdi Themes : Rehberg 8.16 Cecily Courtneidge and Jack Hulbert Something in the Air-s 8.25 "Date with Janie" 8.57 Station Notices 9. 0 Qverseas and N.Z. News 9.30 Report from the — N.Z. Bowling Championships 9.36 The John MacKenzie Trio 9.51 Xavier Cugat and his Orchestra 11, 0 LONDON NEWS 411.20 Close down l YC 880 ke, 341m : 6. Op.m. Dancing Time 6.30 Popular Parade a @ After Dinner Music 3. 0 Symphonic Programme Beethoven Van Beinum and the Concertgebouw Orchestra Leonora Overture No, 2 8.16 Fritz Kreisler with Barbirolii and the London Philharmonie Orchestra Concerto in D, Op. 61 9. 0 Contemporary Music Coates and the London Symphony Orchestra "Le Pas D’Acler" Prokofieff 9.17 Harty and the London Symphony. Orchestra Symphony Walton 10. 0 Recital: Isobe] Baillie and Ida Haendel 10.30 Close down (] Y, [D) 250 ke, 240m 4.30 p.m. Tea Time Cabaret 6. 0 Variety 6.20 Ditiner Music 7. 0 Film Review 7.20 Orchestral Interlude 7.30 Popular Melodies 8.0 Radio Theatre: "Polly with a Past" Evening Concert. 10. 0 Close down yOAY 570ke 526m 6. 0,7.0,8.0 a.m. LONDON NEWS Breaktast Session 9.4 Morning Proms 9.30 Aid for Britain; Women’s Session 9.36 Loca!) Weather Conditions 9.40 Music While You Work 10.190 Devotional , Service 10.256 ‘the Story Lehind the Clothes We oh wy Linen, by E, M. Somers Coc

10.40 For My Lady: Emmy Destinn (Czech) 11. 0 The Jumping Jacks 11.15 Debroy Somers Band 12. 0 Lunch Music 2. 0 p.m. CLASSICAL HOUR Symphony No. 2 in D Symphonic Poem, The Oceanides, Op. 73 Canzonetta for String Orchestra, Op. 62A Sibelius 3. 0 "Holiday for Song" 3.30 Music While You Work 4. 0 Songs of Yesteryear 4.15 Home on the Range 4.30 Children’s Session: The Question Man, General Knowledge Questionnaire 5. 0 Rhythm Parade 5.30 Harold Williams (baritone) 5.45 At the Console 6. 0 Dinner Music 6.30 LONDON NEWS 6.40 National Announcements 6.45 BBC Newsreel y Local News Service 7.15 Talk: "Holland En Fete," by Mrs. A, K. Warren 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME OLIVE CAMPBELL and MARY MARTIN (two pianos) | Sonata in D Mozart (A Studio Recital) 7.50 Columbia Broadcasting Symphony conducted by Howard Barlow Symphony No, 2 in B Flat. Schubert 8.15 The Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Eugene Ormandy Matthais the Painter Hindemith 8.42 ROSALEEN HICKMOTT (soprano) (A Studio Recital) 8.58 Station Notices 9. O Overseas and N.Z, News 9.30 Report from N.Z. Bowling Championships 9.36 Concerto for Two Pianos McDonald ee — Philharmonic OrchoFestivo (Tempo di Bolero) lius 0.6 The Geraldo Radio Show 46 Music for the Theatre Or1 10 I deaae $4) LONDON NEWS Close down AVS TELUNGTON 4.30 p.m. Popular Hit Revivals 5. 0 Hands Across the Keys 5.15 Tunes of the Times 5.30 Five and Thirty 6. 0 Tea Dance 6.30 Accent on Rhythm: James Moody and the Bachelor Girls (BBC Production) 6.45 Peter Dawson’ Presents 7. 0 Tunes of the Times 7.15 Take Your Pick, illustrating the variations that can be made on a melody 7.30 "The Black Abbot" : (BBC Production) 8. 0 Footlight Featurettes 8.30 9. 0 Radio’s Variety Stage 2 0 Victorian Album 10 Close down 2D WELLINGTON 1130 ke, 265m, }° 7. Op.m. Radio Variety 7.30 "Hester’s Diary" 7.43 Billy Mayerl Wrote These 8. 0 "Front Page Lady" 8,25 Musical News Review 9. 0 Passing Parade 8.30 Night Club 10. 0 #£District Weather Report Close down

2X Moke zi9m. 7. Op.m. Concert Programme 7.30 "Merry-Go-Round" 8. 0 "Battles" 9. 2 Station Announcements 9. 5 "Officer Crosby" 9.30 Dance Music 10. 0 Close down 2 NAPIER 860 ke, 349-m. 7. 0, 8.0 a.m. LONDON NEWS Breakfast Session .2 Morning Variety 9.30 Aid for Britain: Women’s Session 9.50 Morning Star: E, Power Biggs (organist) 10.0 "The Art of Being a Woman," Amabel WilliamsEllis 10.16 Music While You Work 10.45 "The Laughing Man" 11. 0 Master Music 11.30 Tunes from the Shows 12. 0 Lunch Music 2. 0 p.m. Music While You Work 2.30 Variety 3.15 European Music of Our Time: Symphonia Domestica, Op. 53 R. Strauss 4.0 "Serenade" 4.30 Children’s Session: Mr. Storyteller . oO Salon Music 5.30 These Were Hits 5.45 Tenor Time 6. 0 Dinner Music 6.30 LONDON NEWS 6.40 National Announcements 6.45 BBC Newsreel 7. 0 Station Announcements After Dinner Music 7.30 Sate Programme Symphony Orchestra conducted by Walter Goehr Austrian Peasant Dances arr. Schoneherr Marek Weber and his Orchestra Waitz from "The Sleeping Beauty" Tchaikovsky 7.45 STELLA CHAMBERS (soprano) iJere’s to Love Rubens Was it a Dream oslow When the Great Red Pawn is Shining Sharpe The Light of the Sunset Glow Taylor (A Studio Recital) s. 0 "Grand Hotel’ (BBC Programme) 8.30 Let’s Dance 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.30 Report from the _ N.Z. Bowling Championships 9.36 "ITMA" 10.5 ‘The Man from Hatton Garden: The Montague Pen; dant" (BBC Programme) 10.19 ‘The Music of Manhattan 10.30 Close Jown XN 1340 ke. 224 m. 7. Op.m. Grand Hotel: Albert Sandler and the Palm Court Orchestra with Norman Allin (bass) ‘ (BBC Programme) 7.31 "Dad and Dave" . 7.45 Boston Promenade Orchestra conducted by Arthur Fiedler Old Familiar Tunes Bing Crosby It’s the Same Old Shillelagh When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Decca Light Orchestra 8. 0 Concert Session London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Sir Henry J, Wood Pomp and Circumstance March No. 4 in G Elgar _ The Georgian Singers conducted — by Leslie Woodgate Fantasia on English Melodies arr. Woodgate _. Light Symphony Orchestra conducted by Haydn Wood Rondel Mina Elgar 8.16 "Escape of Charles Il," a dramatization of the flight of Charles I after his defeat at . Worcester, 1651 (BBQ Programme)

3. 4 Ballet Music Royal Opera House Orchestra, Covent Garden, conducted by Constant Lambert The Sleeping Princess Tchaikovski 9.20 Sadler’s, Wells Orchestra conducted by Constant Lambert Les Patineurs Ballet Suite Meyerbeer 9.29 Dance Music by Bob Crosby, Ray Noble, Glenn Miller and Tommy Dorsey 10. 0 Close down GISBORNE 2XG 1010 ke, 297 7. Op.m. New Releases 7.45 Popular Fallacies 8. 0 Ivor Novello and his Music (first episode) (BBC Production) 8.30 "Disraeli"’ 9.0 Picture Parade (BBC Production) 9.30 Reverie 10. 0 Close down NY/ CHRISTCHURCH 3 690ke 434m. 6. 0,7.0,8.0 a.m, LONDON NEWS 7.58 : Canterbury Weather Forecas . 9.4 Morning Programme 9.30 Aid for Britain: Talk to Women 9.35 The Colombia Broadcasting Symphony Orchestra 10. 0 Mainly for Women: Iealth in the Home, The Tootborush Habit 10.15 "The Hills of Home" 10.30 Devotional Service 10.45 Music While You Work 11.15 The J. H. Squire Celeste Octet 11.30 Piano Time 11.45 The Mills’ Brothers in _ Harmony 42.0 Lunch Music 2. 0 p.m. Music While You Work 2.30 Mainly for Women: "Chapter and Verse: Requiem" (BBC Programme) 2.45 News from the Libraries 3.0 CLASSICAL HOUR | Suite for Strings arm Savage Round For String Orchestra Diamond Suite for Strings Purcell, arr. Coates (BBC Programme) } Sonata No. 1 in G (‘Rain’) Brahms 4.0 Bright Music 4.30 Children’s Hour: "The Storyman’" 5. 0 Early Evening Melodies 6. 0 Dinner Music 6.30 LONDON NEWS. 6.40 National Announcements 6.45 BBC Newsreel 7. 0 Local News Service 7.15 Book Review: John Summers reviews "The Borgia Testament," by Nigel Balchin 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME Francisco Canaro and his Tipica Orchestra Adios Pampa Mia Canaro 7.33 "Dad and Dave" 7.45 Music for You: Vocalist Coral Cummins and the Bob Bradford Trio (From the Studio) 7.58 "The Adventures of Captain Kettle" (BBC Transcription) 8.28 Discussion: ‘Is Shakespeare Still Alive??? by A. R. D. Fairburn, Prof. S. Musgrove, and Maurice Lee 8.58 Station Notices 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.30 Report from N.Z. Bowling Championships 9.36 ""Much-Binding-in-the-Marsh" (BBC _ Transcription) 10. 6 Melodies from British Radio 11. 0 LONDON NEWS 11.20 Close down

CHRISTCHURCH SYS Fee reneRel 4.380 p.m. Light Listening 6. 0 Music from the Theatre and Opera House 6.30 For the Pianist 6.45 Presenting Joy Nicholls 7. 0 Musical Who’s Who 17.15 Popular Tunes 7.30 Songs and Songwriters 8. 0 Chamber Music Harold Bauer. (piano) .and the Flonzaley Quartet Quintet in F Minor, op, 34 rahms 8.35 Frederick Grinke (violin), Florence Hooton ('cello) and Kendall Taylor (piano) Trio in E Flat, Op. 70, No, 2 Beethoven 8.58 Griller String Quartet Quartet in A Gibbs 9.17 Viadimir Horowitz (plane? Sonata in B Minor Lisz 9.44 Queensland State Quartet Quartet No. 14 in D Minor Hill 10. 0 Melodious Memories 10.30 Close down = SHS ig itany 8. Op.m. Official Opening of Station by the Hon, F, Jones, Minister in Charge of Other speakers, introduced by the Director of Broadcasting, Professor James Shelley: The Rev. Clyde Carr, .M.P. for Timaru; Mr, D. C, Kidd, M.P. for Waimate; His Worship the Mayor of Timaru, Mr. A. E. S. Hanan Following the official opening, a musical programme featuring Timaru artists will be presented 10.0 "Variety Band Box," a new BBC programme 10.30 Close down SY GREYMOUTH 920 ke. 326m. 7. 0, 8.0 am. LONDON NEWS Breakfast Session 9.4 Morning Variety 9.30 Aid to Britain: ‘Information for Women , 9.33 With a Smile and a Song 10. O Devotional Service 10.20 Morning Star: Frankle Carle (piano) 10.30 Health in the Home 10.34 Music While You Work 11. 0 "The Amazing Duchess" 11.30 On Wings of Song 12.0 Lunch Music 2.0 p.m. Afternoon Serenade 2.30 In Lighter Mood 3. 0 Classical Music Prometheus Overture mertheren Slavonic Dance No. 4 in F Dvorak 3.30 Music While You Work 4.0 "Barnaby Rudge" 4.30 Children’s Session: "Through the Looking Glass’ 6. 0 Dance Music 5.30 Dinner Music 6. 0 "Dad and Dave" 6.30 LONDON NEWS 7.0 Station Announcements 7.15 The’ Niagara’s Gold, first talk by J. &E. Johnstone, the ~ well-known diver 7.30 Evening Programme What’s in a Name? 8. i!) Al Sation and his Hot Dogs 8.14 London Philharmonig Orehestra conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham The ae Maid of Perth Bizet 8.30 MONICA BUIST Seog ent) hen Daisies Pied Arne My Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair Haydn Hark, Hark, The Lark Impatience Schubert (A Studio Recital)

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

9. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.30 Report from N.Z. Bowling Championships 9.36 Radio Roundabout 10. 0 Dancing Time with Carmen Cavallaro, Artie Shaw, and Jimmy Dorsey 10.30 Close down NY/ "DUNEDIN a 780ke 384m: 6. 0,7.0,8.0a.m. LONDON NEWS Breakfast Session 9. 4 In the Music Salon 9.30 Atd for Britain; Women’s Session 9.36 Music While You Work 10.0 "The Play I Most Want to See: Congreve’s "The Way of the World," by Winifred McQuilkan 10.20 Devotional Service 10.40 For My Lady: Schumann and his Music 11. 0 Musie in Britain To-day 11.30 Morning Star; Anthony Pini (cello) 12. 0 Lunch Music 2. i p.m. Miss Mitford’s "Our Village,"’ read by Katrina Hill 2.30 Music While You Work 3. 0 "Tradesmen’s Entrance" 3.30 CLASSICAL HOUR Symphony,No,. 1 in F 4.30 Children’s Hour, "Alice in Wonderland" 6.15 Salon Ensembles 5.30 On the Dance Floor 6. 0 Dinner Music 6.30 LONDON NEWS

6.40 National Announcements 6.45 BBC Newsreel 7. 0 Local Announcements 15 "It Seems to Me," talk by Clough Williams-Ellis 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME Bright Moments with a Great Orchestra: The London Symphony 7.45 YVONNE HILL (contralto) The Fairy Lough A Soft Day The Monkey’s Carol Johneen Stanford (A Studio Recital) 8.0 The St. Kilda Municipal Band conducted by K. G, L. Smith (A- Studio Recttal) 8.40 The Melody Maids (A Studio Presentation) 8.58 Station Notices 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 8.30 Report from N.Z,. Bowling Championships 9.36 "The Amazing Duchess" (new serial) 10. 0 "Grand Hotel" (BBQ Programme) 10.30 The English Variety Stage 11, 0 LONDON NEWS 11,20 Close down ,

ZNZAG DUNEDIN 900 ke. 333m. 4.30 p.m. Light Music 5. 0 Al Donahue and his Orchestra 6.15 The Jesters 5.30 Evening Serenade 5.45 The Mastersingers 6. 0 Dance Music 6.15 "The Power of the Dog" 6.30 Concert Platform 7. 0 Tunes of the Times 7.30 "Anne of Green Gables" 8.0 Chamber Music Pro Arte Quartet Quartet in B Flat, Op. 64, No, 3 Haydn 8.17 Kathleen Long and Rene Le Roy Sonata in E Flat for Piano and Flute Bach 8.27 The Philharmonia String Quartet 9. wi 9.. Quartet in F, Op, 59, No. 1 Beethoven 0 Maggie Teyte (soprano) th Blech String Quartet Chanson Perpetuelle, Op. 37 Chausson 8 Thomas Matthews (violin) and Eileen Ralph (piano) Sonata in C Sharp Minor, Op. 24 Dohnanyi 9.24 Pro Arte Quartet Quartet in F Ravel 10.0 For Your Delight: The Alfred Shaw Orchestra, Robert Irwin (baritone) and Lauri Kennedy (’cello) 10.30 Close down

7. 0, 8.0 a.m. LONDON NEWS Breakfast Session &. 3 "Mrs, Parkington" 9,15 Charlie Chester and his Gang 9.30 Aid for Britain: Women’s Session 9.33 Music of Jerome Kern 10. 0 Devotional Service 10.18 "Hollywood Holiday" 10.30 Music While You Work 11. 0 Music in Miniature 11.30 ‘Tenor Time 11.46 Organola 42. 0 Lunch Music 2. 0 p.m. "The Auction Block’’ 2.165 Ciassical Hour : May Night Overture is Scheherazade, Op, 35 (Sym‘phonie Suite) Rimsky-Korsakov 3. 0 Songs and Songwriters 3.30 Music While You Work 4.0 Let’s Have a Chorus 4.30 Children’s Hour: ‘Gulllver’s Travels" and Storytime: ‘Atlantic Passage" (part 5) . Oo Hits of Yesteryear 5.30 Music for the Tea Hour 6. 0 "The Valley of Decision’ (New Feature) 6.30 LONDON NEWS 6.40 National Announcements ‘ BBC Newsreel 7. 0 Louis Levy and his Orchestra 7.10 Lorneville Stock Report 7.15 Gardening Talk 7.30 WILLIAM CLOTHIER (baritone) ; (From the Studio) 9.0 Overseas and N.Z, News IKON LA ta i

9.30 Report from N.Z, Bowling Championships 9.36 Symphonic Musio Philharmonia Orchestra conduc« ted by Paul Kletzki Symphony No. 5 in E Minor, p. 64 National Symphony Orchestra conducted by Anatole Fistoulari March Slav, Op, 31 Tchaikovskl 10.30 Close down

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Tuesday, January 18

Lecal Weather F ereceit from ZB’s: 7.32 a.m, 12.59 p.m, 9.30 p.m.

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

1ZB AUCKLAND 1070 ke. 280 m. 6. Oam, Breakfast Programme (Phil Shone) 8. 0 District Weather Forecast 9.09 Morning Recipe Session (Aunt Daisy) 9.30 Music in Quiet Mood 9.45 We Travel the Friendly Road with Friend Harris 410.0 My Husband’s Love 10.15 Beloved Rogue 10.30 Anna Karenina 10.45 Crossroads of Life 11.30 Shopping Reporter Session (Jane) 12. 0 Lunch Musio : 1. Op.m. Light Music and Variety 1.30 Aunt Jenny's Real a Stories 2.30 Women's Hour (Marina), Weekly Fashion News, Life and Songs of Stephen Foster, Meet the Sponsor 3.30 ariety 3.45 Tango Tempo 4. 0 Modern «Melodies 4.15 Composed by Carmichael 4.30 Songs of the West — 5. 0 Tea’ Time Tunes 5.30 Blue Danube EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 Adventure Library 6.15 Junior Naturalists’ Club: Birds’ Nests 6.30 Radio Rhythm Parade a Nemesis Incorporated 7.30 The Adventures of Perry Mason: Haunted Hallway : 7.46 Tusitala, Teller of Tales: A Committee of Supply: Bartimeus 8. 0 Lifebuoy Hit Parade 8.30 The Man in the Iron Mask 8.45 Radio Editor (Kenneth Melvin) 9. 0 Penelope 9.15 New Recordings 10.0 Turning Back the Pages (Rod Talbot) 10.30 Don’t Get Me Wrong 11. 0 Suppertime Melodies 11.30 Music to Dance To 12. 0 Close down

27.B WELLINGTON 988 ke. 306 m, 6, 0 a.m, Breakfast Session 9, 0 Morning Recipe Session 3.30 Richard Tauber Conducts 9.45 Songs from Opera 10, 0 My Husband’s Love 10.15 The Listeners’ Club 10.30 Anna Karenina 10.45 Crossroads of Life 11.30 Shopping Reporter 12. 0 Mid-day Melody Music 1.30 p.m. Aunt Jenny’s Real Life Stories 2,30 Women’s Hour (Elsie Lioyd) _ Weekly Fashion News, From Film and Theatre, Careers for Girls (last broadcast), The Life and Songs of Stephen Foster 3.30 Orchestral Interlude 3.45 Baritones of To-day 4. 0 String Serenade 4.15 Musical Comedy Gems 4,30 Waitzing with Lehar 4.45 United They Sing 5. 0 In Merry Mood 5.30 The Biue Satane EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 The Search for the Golden Fit eed 15 Junior Naturalists’ Club: Coral Reefs (Part 1) 6.30 Pearl of the Pezores 6.45 Variety Parade 7. 0 Theatrette: ‘Meeting in Marseilles"’ 7.30 The Adventures of Perry Mason: The Case of the Haunted Hallway 7.45 Greyburn of the Salween 8. 0 Lifebuoy Hit Parade 8.30 The Man in the tron Mask 8.45 Songs by Men 9. 0 Penelope 9.15 Music from the Films 9.30 Plano Playtime 10. 0 In Reverent Mood 10,15 These We Have Loved 10.30 Harry James and his Orchestra 11. 0 Round Up in Records 12. 0 Close down

3ZB CHRISTCHURCH 1100 ke, 273 m 6. O a.m. Start a New Day to Music 8. 0 Breakfast Club (Happi Hill) 8. 0 Morning Recipe Session (Aunt Daisy) ~« 9.30 Songs by David Lioyd, tenor 9.45 Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra 10.0 My Husband’s Love 10.16 The Pace that Kills 10.30 Anna Karenina 110.45 Crossroads of Life 111.30 nonnre Reporter 12. 0 Lunch usic 1,30 p.m. Aunt Jenny% Real Life Stories ; 2. 0 The Charioteers 2.30 Women’s Hour (Molly McNab), Careers for Girls Leaving School, Weekly Fashion News, The Life Story of Stephen Foster 3.30 Songs of Mexico 3.45 BBC Chorus and Orchestra 4. 0 Josephine Bradley and her | Orchestra 415 Carson Robinson 4.30 Light and Bright 5. 0 Children’s Session 5.30 The Blue Danube EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 The Search for the Golden Boomerang 6415 Junior Naturalists’ Club: ' Bird Songs 6.30 Tales of the Silver Greyhound 6.45 Music In the.Modern Manr 7. 0 Nemesis Incorporated 7.30 The Adventures of Perry Mason 45 Three Generations (t) Lifebuoy Hit Parade 0 The Man in the tron Mask 45 The Hunchback of Ben Ali Penelope Concert in Miniature 6&6 Tommy Dorsey Time . O Maxine Sullivan 0 Close down aaa Om ws =o . )

4ZB 2, ‘6. Oa.m. London News b Start the Day Right vi.0 Tempo with Toast 7.35 Morning Star 98, 0 Morning Recipe Session 9.30 These Were Popular 10.0 My Husband’s Love 10.15 A Man and his House 10.30 Anna Karenina 10.45 The Crossroads of Life 11.0 A Modern Mix-up 11.30 The Shopping Reporter Session 12. 0 Lunch Hour Tunes 1. Op.m. Variety 1.30 Aunt Jenny’s Real Life Stories 2.0 A Little of Everything 2.30 Women’s Hour (Maureen McCormick), Careers for Girls, Weekly Fashion News, From Films and Theatre, The Life and Songs of Stephen Foster 3.30 Easy to Listen To 4. 0 Youth Sings 4.45 -Jack Hylton Introduced These 5. 0 So the Story Goes 5.15 The Tiger Ragamuffins 5.30 The Biue Danube EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 The Search for the Golden Boomerang 6.15 Junior Naturalists’ Club: Legs 6.30 Journey into Melody 7. 0 Theatrette; Brave Man, True Lover 7.30 The Adventures of Perry Mason 7.45 Real Life Stories 8. 0 The Lifebuoy Hit Parade 8.30 The Man in the Iron Mask 8.45 The Four Just Men 9. 0 Whispers in Tahiti 9.15 From the Film: The Great Waltz 9.45 They Sing for the BBC 10. O Relaxed Rhythms with the Novatime Trio 10.15 Don John 10.45 Harry James on the Alr 11.45 Music for Dreams 12. 0 Close down _

27, PALMERSTON Nth 940 ke, 319 m, 7. Oam, Breakfast Session 7.15 Daminion Weather Forecast 9. 0 Good Morning Request Session 9.30 Morning Star: Nancy Evans 9.45 Light Orchestral Ensembles 10. 0 The Circus Comes to Town 10.15 Footsteps of Fate 10.30 Close down EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 Light Orchestras 6.15 Junior Naturalists’ Clubs Big Animals 6,30 Tuoker Tempo 6.45 Silks and Saddles 7. 0 Sinatra Serenades * 7.15 Afioat with Henry Morgan 7.30 The Fortunate Wayfarer 7.45 The Adventures of Perry Mason 8. 0 Lifebuoy Hit Parade 8.30 Herman Darewski’s Orches= tra 8.45 Songs of the Cotton Fields 9. 0 Whispers in Tahiti 9.15 Carefree Cavalcade 9.32 Music of Ray Noble 9.45 Crossroads of Life 10. 0 Close down

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_-------LL 2ZA’s "Morning Star" will be the popular English stage and screen personality Nancy Evans, contralto, who will be heard in some of her most appreciated items, commencing at 9.30 a.m. o + * Stephen Foster, perhaps the greatest of American songwriters, has left the world a rich heritage of delightful melodies. These have heen woven into a fascinating feature, which is presented from the four ZB stations at 3.0 every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, under the title of "The Life and Songs of Stephen Foster." SL A LL: A LS A A eT |