Thursday, December 29

New Zealand Listener, Volume 22, Issue 548, 23 December 1949, Page 36

Thursday, December 29

| Y Boe 400 m.| 6. 0,7.0,8.0a.m. LONDON NEWS 9. 4 Prelude to Thursday 9.31 "Lyric" Suite Grieg 0.47 Music by Englishmen 10. O Devotions; Canon D. §. Miller 10.15 Feminine Viewpoint: In the Looking Glass, Home Science. Talk, Books, | Sentiments in Music 41.15 Auckland bg Club: Commentaries, throughout the day 11.45 "Emerich Hallman" Suite 42. 0 Lunch Music 4.30 p.m. Light Music 2. 0 For the Time of the Year 2.30 Light Music 4.30 Light Orchestras and Ballads 5. 0 Children’s Session 6. 0 Dinner Music 6.30 LONDON NEWS 6.45 BBC Newsreel 7. 0 British Empire Games News Session vay i. "The Year’s Centenaries," by John e 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME Opera for the People: "La Traviata" 8. 0 A Band Concert: New Recordings by Salvation Army Bands The International Staff Band of the Salvation Army #wedish Festival, March Blomberg | Deputy Bandmastér W. J. Overton (trumpet) The Challenge Ball Rosehill Band of the -Salvation Arify | Assurance Society Tone Poem: Where Duty Calls Jakeway International Staff Band ; Meditation: Hyfrydol Blomberg The Cambridge Heath Band Selection: Songs ef Praise 8.30 "Crowns of England" 8.57 Station Notices 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.30 "Dad and Dave" 8.45 Danny Kaye and the Andrews Sisters Big Brass Rand from Brazil Sigman The Four Ramblers lll Take You Home Again, Kathleen Westendorf George Travare and his Southern Seven I’m Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover Woods Spike Jones and his City Slickers I’m Getting Sentimental Over You ‘ Bossman Charles Shadwell! and his Orchestra Down with the Curtain Shadwell 40. O Frankie Carle and his Orchestra 10.15 Lionel] Hampton and his Orchestra 70.30 Pance Music ’ 41. 0 LONDON NEWS 11.20 Close down ( ~C 880 kc. 341 m. QO p.m. in Strict Tempo r 6.15 Popular Light Vocalists 6.30 At the Console 6.45 Hawaiian Music 7. 0 After Dinner Music 8. 0 BBC Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sir Adrian Boult The Planets Suite, Op. 32 Holst 9. 0 Chamber Music ; The Lener String Quartet Quartet in E Flat, Op. 51 Dvorak 9.32 ~ Herbert:Janssen (baritone) I Will Creep to the Door Anacreon’s Grave Coptice’s Song i He Who has not Earned his may olf 9.44 Hephzibah. (piano), and Yehudi Menuhin (violin), and Maurice Eisenvc, te gr O 3: rio in Minor, . 50 Tohaikovski 10.30 Close down ‘ a YD ete om. 2.30 p.m. Classical Hour : Overture: La Cenerentola Rossini Simple. Symphony Britten ee Musicales Rossini-Britten Capriccio Italien Tohaikovski 8.30 ‘approx.) Close down 6. 0 Light Variety 6.30 Orchestral Concert ° 0 With the Dance Bands 15 Dinner Mus 6.30 Stars of Today. 7.0 Farmers’ session: For the Auckland Smallholder 7.30 Country Dance Party ~

7.45 Light Orchestral Interlude 8. 0 *Teen Age Time 8.30 Away in Hawali 8.45 Latin American Melodies 9. 0 "Clue of the Silver Key" 9.30 Serious Music 0.0 Close down UZKIN Sroka sos me "I + O am, Breakfast Session Weather Report Women’s News From Town "Searlet Harvest" "Legend of Kathie Warren" Reserved 0.0 Close down ZLEOOON RS Ios

30 p.m. Family Fare 45 The Latest on Record 0 Songs of Hawaii 15 "Heart of the Sunset" 45 Evening Talk: "Lake and Stream Fishing in Victeria" 8. 0 Traveller’s Joy (final broadcast) (BBC Programme) 8.30 Time For Music: Midland Light Orchestra 8.45 Plantation Melodies 9. 4 Guest for Supper: Dean Martin 9.35 Light. Variety 9.45 Grand Hotel (BBC Production) 10.30 Close down HAMILTON 1310 ke. 229 m. 7. Oam. Breakfast session i Round the Town with Anne Fisher 9.15 "The Legend of Kathie be espns 9.30 "Scarlet Harvest" 9.45 "Ever Yours" 10. 0 Close down 6.30 p.m. Keyboard Kapers 6.45 Latest on Record :. 0 Featuring Judy Garland 7A5 "Pollyanna" 7.30 Programme Review and Announcements 7.45 Listeners’ Own session , 8.50 Talk: ‘Pacific Science cousreay: Volcanology," by Dr. D. E. Whit 9. 0 Weather 9. 4 Songs from the Saddle .20 "Piano Playhouse" (Voice of America Programme)

of Interpretations 9.45 Paul Temple and the Gregory Affair | (BBC Programme) 10.15 Sleepy Serenade 10.30 Close down 9.35 Choose Your Artist: A comparison : : 7. 0, 8.0 a.m. LONDON NEWS Breakfast Session 9. 4 Morning Star; John McHugh 9.15 Cavalcade of Artists 10. 0 "Miss Portia Intervenes" 10.15 Strauss Waltzes 10.30 Housewife’s Choice }10.45 Music While You Work 41.15 Rhythm Stylists: Frankie Carle 11.36 In Lighter Vein / 12. 0 . Music for Midday 2.0 p.m. Good Company 2.30 "Grand City" 2.45 Music W hile You Work 3.15 Solo Artists’ Spotlight: Ginette Neveu (violin) 3.30 Melody Half-Hour 0 Classical Half-Hour Symphony No. 2 in D Major Brahms 45 Songs of the Day ° For our Younger Listeners 30 30 : , WN? 24 sn tee, 5 5. Five and Thirty: Five Artists and Minutes of Entertainment 6. 0 Dinner Music 6.30 LONDON NEWS National Announcements 6.45 \ Classical Favourites 7. 0 Programme. Review 7.15 Talk 7.30 Evening Programme The Gracie Fields’ Programme 8. 0 Maori Choir (From the, Sound Shell) 8.30° "The Citadel" . 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.30 It’s a Date 10. 0 On the Dance Floor 410.30 Close down 9) 4 /*\570 ke. 526m. 6. 0, 7.0, 8.0 a.m. LONDON NEWS 9.3 Morning Proms 9.30 Local Weather Conditions 9.31 Morning Star: Richard Crooks (tenor) 9.40 Musie While You Work 10.10 Devotional Service 10.25 Melody Time 10.40 Famous Women: Empress Theodora 41. 0 Women’s Session: "The Growth of Good Manners," by Beryl Bennett, A Career for Your Daughter: se Public Service 11.30 Cqmedy Time 11.45 At the Keyboard 12. 0 Lunch Music 1.25 p.m. Today in N.Z. History: Our ‘Novelist 2. 0 Local Weather Conditions CLASSICAL HOUR: Operas. by Rossini, Verdi, Puccini; and Wolf- Ferrari 3. 0 "The Circus Comes to Town" 3.12 Musical Comedy Gems 3.30 Music While You Work 4.0 Dancing Time + 4.30 Rhythm Parade 5. O . Children’s Session 5.30 Piano Rhythms 5.45 Songtime with Nelson Eddy 6. 0 Dinner Music 6.30 LONDON NEWS 7. 0 Local News Service 7.15 Critically Speaking: James Bertram and Roy Parsons discuss N.Z. Writing, 1949/50, H. J. B. Coe reviews "Arts ‘Year Book, 1949" 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME May Hyam (violin) and Dorothy Davies (piano) Sonata in A Franck (A Studio Presentation) 8. 3 FEdduard Commette (organ) Piece Heroique Franck 8.11 Alfred Cortot (piano) Prelude, Choral, and Fugue | franck 8.28 Maggie Re A (soprano) and Alfred Cortot (pi Songs b Denasey 8.40 Monsieur and Madame De Lausnay (duo-pianists) Etude No. 5, Op. 1441 Saint-Saens

8.43 F. Poulene (piano), M. Lamorlette (oboe) and G. Dherin (bassoon) Trio Poulenc 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.30 2YA Concert Orchestra, conducted by Frank Crowther : _(A Studio Presentation) 10. 1 The Masters in Lighter Mood 11. 0 LONDON NEWS 11.20 Close down DiC WELLINGTON | ; 650 ke. 461 m. 5. O p.m. In the Music Salon P -~6.30 Men of Note 6.45 Accordion Club 6. 0 Today in N.Z. History: Our Earliest Novelist 6. 6 Tea Dance 6.30 Home to Music 7. 0 Fiesta Favourites 7.30 Gilbert and Sullivan Opera: "The Sorcerer," from the HMV recordings of the Opera made under the personal supervision of Rupert d’Oyly Carte, and by arrangement with Rupert d’Oyly Carte, London, and J. C. Williamson Ltd, 8.15 "The Old Firm" 8.40 English Festival: Current light entertainment world in England 9. 0 On the Air 98.30 Play: "Far from the Land’; By, Ruth Park ’ (BBC Programme) 10.30 Close down 2QVY/D 1130 ke. 265m. 7. Op.m. Stars of the Screen, Stage, and Cabaret 7.20 "Hester’s Diary" 7.33 Cowboy Jamboree 8. 5 Moods 8.45 "Dad and Dave’’ 9. 0 Orchestral Nights 9.30 "The Blue Danube" 10. O District Weather Report Close down 2G 1010 kc. 297m. 7. O am. Breakfast Session 7.30 District Weather Forecast 9. 0 Feminine Viewpoint (Prudence Gregory ) 1 "The Legend of Kathie VAarren’"’ 9.30 "Scarlet Harvest’’ 9.45 "Mrs, Parkington" 10. 0 Close down’ 6.30 p.m. Songs of the Islands 6.45 Gramophone Corner 7.0 Light Variety 7.15 ‘Whispers in Tahiti" 7.30 Programme Review Sports Review 7.45 Listeners’ Own Session 9.35 Talk: ‘"Greasepaint and Canvas," by Lloyd Lamble y "Much-Binding-In-the- Marsh" (BBC Programme) 10.20 Soft Lights and Sweet. Music 10.30 Close down 860 kc. 349m. 7. 0,8.0a.m. LONDON NEWS Breakfast Session 9. 2 Housewives’ Choice 10. 0 ‘Miss Susie cae? Holiday Rhyth Nelson Eddy (baritone) 41. 0. Master Music 41.30 Voices in Harmony Big Rhythm on the Range 42. 0 Lunch Music 2. Op.m. Relax and. Listen Nae PN, paste: Ward X: Music for Hospitals 3.15 The Sorcerer’s Apprentice Dukas Orpheus Liszt 4.0 "The Great Roxhythe" 4.15 A Man and his Music 4.30 Music of the Latin Americas 5.0 (Children’s session: Aunt Helen 5.30 Keyboard Fancies 5.45 Dinner Music 6.30 LONDON N $s 7. 0 After Dinner Music 7.16 "Dad and Dave" 7.30 Evening Programme Screen Snapshots 8.0 "Variety Bandbox" (BBC Programme) 8.30 "Lady in A Fog" (BBC Programme) 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.30 For the Bandsman 10. 0 Accent on Swing 410.30 Close down

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Thursday. December 29

QXP Note vive 7. Op.m. Concert Session 8.30 "Beau Geste"’ s. 2 Station Announcements s. & "OmMcer Crosby" 10. 0 Close down QUA Poo ker 250" 7. O a.m. Breakfast Session XIN 1340 ke. 224m, Tan ere Listeners’ Own Light Classical Session ° 7.30 New Recordings 7.46. Voices In Harmony Victor Male Chorus Song of Brown October Ale The Unitones it’s a Big Wide Wonderful World The Kentucky Minstrels Rose of Tralee Victor Male Chorus Drinking Song 8. 0 Chamber Music Pro Arte Quartet and Alfred Hobday (viola) Quintet in D Mozart Richard Tauber (tenor) TO Musie Hedge Roses The Post Schubert Denis Matthews (piano), Reginald Kell | (clarinet), and Anthony Pini (’cello) , Trio No. 4 in B Flat Eileen Joyce (piano) Bagatelle in E Flat Beethaven 8. 4 Sidney Torch and his Orchestra 9.16 "The Mystery of a Hansom Cab" 8.30 Time For Music: Midland Light Orchestra 10. 0 Close*'down 5} Y 690 kc. 434m. 6. 0, 7.0, 8.0 a.m. LONDON NEWS o%. 4 Light Classical Music 8.30 Notable Concert Artists: Emanuel Feuermann (’cellist) 8.42 Music for Mixed Choirs 10. 0 Mainly for Women: Country Club, "Front Page Lady" 10.30 Devotional Service 11.145 Music by Schumann 12-0 Lunch. Music 1. Op.m. Canterbury Tennis Champlon- , Ship Commentaries 2. 0 Music for Pleasure 2.30 Mainly for Women: "Great Women of Today," by Alice Woodhousé, Short Story: "Fairy Godmother," by Ethel Fielding . 0 New Light Symphony Orchestra 3.24 Heinrich Schlusnus and Lotte Lehmann 3.87 Benno Molseiwitsch (piano) 4.0 Selections from Light Opera and Musical Comedy © 417 Artists in Retrospect: Jack and Claude Hulbert * 4.30 Early Evening Melodies 5. @ # Children’s Hour: "Pirates’ Creek" 5.30 Novelty Time with Loulie Jean and The Men of Note 46 Songs of Good Cheer 6. 0 Dinner Music 6.30 LONDON NEWS 6.40 £National Announcements 6.45 BBC Newsreel 7. 0 Local News Service 7.15 Talk; "An Attitude to Science," by A. J. D. Barker : 7.48 Weather Forecast 8. O Homemakers’ News and Views (Patricia Murphy) 9.15 "The Caravan Passes" 9.30 "The Amazing Duchess’ 9.45 "The Razor’s Edge" 10. 0 Close down 6.30 p-m. Popular Vocalists 6.45 Gramophone Corner 7. 0 Music in Latin American Style * 7.15 "Heart of the Sunset" o 7.30 Programme Review 7.45 Listeners’ Own Session 8.20 The Unitones, dirécted by George | Mitchell 8.30 Talk: "Courtship Through the Ages," by Constance Sheen 9.45 The Gracie Fields’ Programme 10.16 Accent on Melody: Dance Musie 10.30 Close down

7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME Mantovani and his Orchestra Prelude to the Stars Oliver 7.33 "Dad and Dave" 7.46 Country Dance Party: Fnglish traditional dances, with folksong interludes 8. 0 Play: ‘"‘The Return of Mr. Winkleberry,"’ a fantasy by Wallace Geoffrey (NZBS Production) 8.41 Sidney Becket with Henry Levine and his Orchestra Muskrat Ramble Ory Ink Spots Bewildered : Powell Bob Crosby and his Orchestra Milenberg Joys Morton Eddie Condon and his Orchestra Down Among the Sheltering Palms Brockman 4 4

9. O Overseas and N.Z. News 9.80 Freddy Martin and his Orchestra 9.45 Charlie Barnet and his Orchestra 10.30 Dance Music 11. 0 LONDON NEWS 11.20 Close down SYCS Boe sem 4. 6. 6. 6. 7. 30 p.m. Light Listening 0 Early Evening Concert : o Melodious Melodies 30 Melodies from British Films it Holiday for Song i) Sixty-Minute Concert London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham Overture: Il Seragilio Mozart 8.7 Theodore Scheid! (baritone) O Come In Dreams The Three Gipsies Liszt 8.15 Arthur Rubinstein (piano) v2 Arabeske, Op. 18 Schumann 8.23 Marian Anderson (contralto) and William Primrose (viola) Virgin’s Cradle Song Brahms 8.30 Leon Goossens (oboe) and the London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Eugene Goossens Concerto Grosso in B Flat Handel 8.38 Richard Crooks (tenor) The Dream (‘Manon’) ° Massenet Angels Guard Thee Godard 8.46 Yehudi Menuhin (violin) Romance in A Schumann Habanera Sarasate 8.54 The Boyd Neel string Orchestra conducted by Boyd Neel Air and Dance Delius 0 "Say It With Music" ¥ .380 "To Have and to Hold" 44 Light Orchestra 10. 0 uiet Time 10.30 lose down

) KS 1160 ke. 258m | 7. Oa.m. Tunes for Toast 9. 0 Good Morning, Ladies 9.15 "Three Generations" 9.30 "Scarlet Harvest" 9.45 "Listen While You Work" 10. 0 Close down | 6.30 p.m. Music for the Tea Table |; 6.45 -Junior Naturalists: "Ants" | 7. 0 Vocal Interlude | 7.15 "The Caravan Passes" 7.30 Programe Review 7.35 H.S.A, Review | 7.40 Today at the Bay * a. Listeners’ Own session Talk: "The Royal College of Music," "br Nancy Martin Grand Hotel (BBC Programme) "Coronets of England" x © Dance to Bill Crowe and his Or10.30 Close down BY Shore $05 me Le { | 9 : | 9 : chestra | (From the Bay Hall) . ! 10 8.0 a.m. LONDON NEWS . Si hans Session 9 @- Morning Serenade 9.84 Melodies of the Moment 9 4 Morning Serenade 9.45 Sentimental Songs 10. 0 Devotional Service 10.20 Morning Star: Solomon (piano) 40.30 Music While You Work 11. 0 "No Greater Love" 11.30 Accent on Melody /12. 0. Lunch Music TAS Play: "This Vale of Tears," by (BBC Programme) 846 Library of Australian Ballads 9 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.30 Music from the Films 10. O Dancing Time 10.30 Close down 4 r (NG ke. 384m) 6.0, 7.0,8.0 a.m. LONDON NEWS Breakfast session 9. 4 Norman Cloutier Presents 9.31 Music While You Work 10.10 Organ Interlude: 10.20 Devotional Service 10.38 For My Lady: Musical Comedy Stars 11. 0 Salon Music 11.30 Morning Star: Derek Oldham (tenor) 11.46 Music for You 42. 0 Lunch Music 2. 4p.m. "I Remember, I Remember," by Miriam Pritchett 2.30 Music While You Work 3. 0 Some More Chestnuts! 3.15 Novelty Orchestras 3.30 Rep nt 3 HOUR: British Comose . "Londoh Overture freland Where Does the Uttered Music Walton cliff Gordon A London Symphony Vaughan Williams 4.30 Tenor Time 4.45 Piano Time 5. 0 Children’s Hour: "Uncle Remus" %.30 On the ‘Dance Floor 8. 0 Dinner Music 6.30 LONDON NEWS 7.16 Gardening Talk: 7.30 EVENING PROGRAMME Opera for the People: ‘‘Tannhauser" 8.0 Sir Thomas Beecham and the London Philharmonic Orchestra Symphony No. 6 in C Schubert 8.29 Aksel — (tenor) and Gerald Moore (piano) Dichterllebe, Op. 48 Schumann

9.0 Owmrseas and N.Z. News 9.30 Joseph Szigeti with the Paris Cone Servatoire Concerts Society Orchestra Violin Concerto Bloch 10. 0 Heather Mixture (BBC. Programme 11.0 LONDON NEWS 11.20 Close down GV doe Sas 4.30 p.m. Light Music 5. 0 Tea Table Tunes 6. 0 Scottish Session 615 "The Barrier" 6.30 Bandstand 7. 0 Listeners’ Own Session 10. 0 Recitals Alexander ,Borowsky (piano) be arian ‘Rhapsodies, Nos, 6, 9 and Liszt 10. 19 laa Gerhardt (soprano) Songs by Brahms 10.30 Close down ZhY(D 1430 ke. 210m. _ 6. Op.m. Sports session 6.30 Presbyterian Hour 7.30 Bandstand ® 8. 0 Studio Hour 9. 0 Let’s Laugh 9.16 Memories sage "Recollections of Geoffrey Hame 10. 0 Swing session | 11. 0 Close down 4 Y LA 720 kc. 416m. |7. 0, 8.0 a.m. .LONDON NEWS. | Breakfast Session i9. 3 "The Vagabonds" 9.16 Tempo di Valse | 9.30 Carmen Cavallaro at the Piane 9.45 Queens of Song /40. 0 Devotional Service '40.18 ‘Miss Susie Slagles" 40.30 Music While You Work 41. 0 Favourites of Yesteryear 41.30 Something Old, Something New 11.45 The King’s Men ha A Lunch Music 0 p.m. "Front Page Lady" Classical Hour 3.0 YZ Women’s Session 3.30 Hospital Session 4. 0 Latin American a 4.16 Hill Biy Round-u 4.30 Baliroém and the Songs of Vera Lynn 5.0 Children’s Hour: "Tinies’ Night" 5.30 Music for the Tea Hour 6.0 "Crowns of England" 6.30 LONDON NEWS 8.40 National Announcements 6.45 BRC Newsreel : 7. 0 After Dinner Music 7.30 "The Sorcerer," from the HMY recordings of the Opera made under the personal supervision of Rupert D’Oyly Carte, oP England, and by arrangement with Rupert D’ oy Carte, London, and J: C. Williamson Ltd * 816 "The Nancy Harrie Quartet" 8.29 "Variety: Bandbox" (BBC Programme) 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.30 Kathleen Long (piano) Sonata in F Sonata in B Fla att! Alfredo Campoli (violin), and Ene ¢ ton (piano) Sonata in G Minor Tartini Marcel Moyse (flute), Blanche Honegger (violin), and Louise Moyse (piano) Sonata Solomon (piano) Sonata No. 37 in D Haydn 10, O Felix King, his Piano, anf Orchestra 10.15 Freddy Martin and his Orchestra 10.30 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.

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| OA 5 epoch 6. 0 am. Early Morning Programme 8. 0 District Weather Forecast 3.8 Morning Session (Aunt Daisy) 9.45 The Friendly Road Devotional Ser~ vice with the Wayfarers 70,0 My Husband’s Love 10.15. St. Ronan’s Wet! 10.30 The Second Mrs. Manning 10.45 Crossroads of Life 11. O Light and Bright 11.30 Shopping Reporter (Jane) 12.0. On Our Luncheon’ Menu: Dinah Shaw, Geraldo and his Orchestra, and Moreton and Kaye 1.30 p.m. Aunt Jenny’s Real Life Stories 2. 0 Interlude 2.30 Women’s Hour (Marina), Weekly Book Chat, Home Decorating Session, The English Singers, Holidays at Home, Visitor of the Week, London Newsletter 3.30 . The Syivia Dances 40 Yachtsmen’s Weather Forecast fbi oo Lawrence Tibgett 4.15 our Polkas 4.30 They Can’t Help Singing: The Jesters 4.45 Joha Strauss Waltz Potpourri 5. 0 Keepfng Up the Old Traditions 5.45 Adventure Library: Black Beauty EVENING PROGRAMME 6: = Seas the Treasury of Popular u sic 6.15 Wild Life: Instinct or Intellect 6.30 Westward Ho 6.45 With the British Dance Bands Cavaliers of Song : : :

7.30 Daddy and Paddy 7.45 Tusitala, Teller of Tales: Follow That Car, % Jerome Bronfield 8. 0 Lux adio Theatre: The Snow Goose, starring Trevor Howard 8.30 Adventures of the Falcon 8.45 The Golden Colt 9. 0 Doctor Mac 9.15 Yehudi Menuhin and Paul Robeson 9.30 Concert in Miniature 10. 0 Men, Motoring, and Sport (Rod Talbot) 10.30 1ZB Evening Requests 12. 0 Close down 7. 0 Amateur Talent Show S | 27B WELLINGTON : 980 ke. = 806 om. a.m. Breakfast Session Morning Session (Aunt Daisy) Four Tarantelies Florence George (soprano) My Husband’s Love Bing Sings The Second Mrs. Manning Crossroads of Life ‘ Sol Hoopii, The Charioteers, and Paul Fenoulhet 30 Shopping Reporter (Doreen) 0 On Our Luncheon Menu -30 p.m. Aunt Jenny's Real Life Stories .30 Women’s Hour (Elsie Lioyd), Wilfrid Thomas Sings, Holidays at Home, Book Review, London Newsletter, Home Decorating (Anne Stewart) a 3.30 Fred Hartley’s Strings 3.45 Niklos Gafni (tenor), and Angela Parselles (soprano) : 4.0 In Light Mood — Naas sannign oo + &Soo

OOLH ONNNAAHDS r 4.0 Saddie Serenade 4.30 Popular Quicksteps 4.45 Dick Powell Souvenirs 6. 0 Bee Gee Tavern Band 6.16 Popular Airs 6.46 Adventure Library: Black Beauty EVENING PROGRAMME 0 For Your Delight 15 Wild Life: Matrimonial Tumbles 30 Selected Recordings 45 After Tea Tunes Go Amateur Taient Show 30 Daddy and Paddy 45 Limelight and Shadows . 0 Lux Radio Theatre: The Snow Goose, starring Trevor Howard 30 Adventure of the Falcon 45 Tempo Time Oo Doctor Mac 15 Ambrose Orchestra, Jackie Hunter, and Roberto Inglez 9.45 Variety 10. O Paging Frank Crumit 10.15 Thrills 10.30 ZB Evening Requests 12. 0 Close down 3ZB CHRISTCRURCH 1100 ke. 273 m. 6. O a.m. Music in the Early Air 7. 0 For the Not-So-Early Bird 8. 0 Breakfast Club (Happi Hill) . 8. 0 Morning Session (Aunt Daisy)\ _ 9.30 Morning Melodies 10. 0 My Husband’s Love 10.15 Thundering Hooves 10.30 The Second Mrs. Manning 10.45 Crossroads of Life ) 11 es Shopping Reporter (Elizabeth nne 12. 0 Midday Musical Menu 1.30 p.m. Aunt Jenny’s Real Life Stories 2.0 Waltzing with Noel Coward 2.30 Women’s , Hour begat WicNab), The Henry Rudolph Show, Weekly Book Chat, London Newsletter, Home Decorat--ing, Holidays at Home 3.30 Mellow Harmony, featuring The Luton Girls’ Choir 3.45 Mantovani and his Orchestra 4.0 Ella Fitzgerald and The Ink Spots. 4.16 Musical Merry-Go-Round : 5. 0 Children’s Session : EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 Reserved 6.15 Wild Life: Fleas and Little | Snails 6.30 Westward Ho 6.45 Current Successes 7. 0 Amateur Talent Show 7.30 Daddy and Paddy , 7.45 There Ain’t No Fairies: The Boy Who Learned to Shiver 8. 0 Lux Radio Theatre: The Snow Goose, starring Trevor Howard . 8.30 Adventures of the Falcon 8.45 Sorrell and Son , 3. 0 Doctor Mac 9.15 Concert for Thursday Evening 10. O Beau Ideal 10.30 ZB Evening Requests 12. 0 Close down GLB an ot 6. Oa.m. London News 6.6 Start the vg Right 9-30 Get Up, Get . 0d Breakfast Session 7.36 Morning Star 8. 0 Late Risers’ Session 9. 0 Morning Session BC iii Daisy) 9.30 Ballads and Melodies of the Past 10. 0 Husband’s Love 10.15 The Woman in Black 10.30 The Second Mrs, Manning ; 10.45 The Crossroads of Life 41. 0 Mid-Morning Musicale 11.30 Shopping Reporter Session 12. 0 The Latest for Lunch r) p.m. The Stars Entertain: Jan. Savitt and his Orchestra, Lupino Lane and his | Lambeth Walkers, Hilo Hawaiian Orchestra 1.30 Aunt Jenny’s Real Life Stories 2.0 Teddy Wilson, Pianist and Conductor 2.30 Women’s Hour (Marjorie Green), The Henry Rudolph Show, Weokly Book LS ee London Newsletter, Holidays at | Home, Home Decorating 30 The Three-Thirty Concert of the a s 4.16 Viennese Waltzes

4.30 The Mills Brothers and a Guitar 4.46 The Odeon Theatre Orchestra 5. O Musical Family Fare 5.30 With the Light Orchestras 6.46 Adventure Library: Coral Island EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 Campus Classics 6.15 Wild Life: Wonderful Bracken 6.30 St. Ronan’s Well | 6.45 Marek Weber and his Orchestra Zz @ Amateur Talent Show 7.30 Daddy and Paddy 7.45 The Showcase of Melody 8. 0 Lux Radio Theatre: The Snow Goose, starring Trevor Howard 8.30 Adventures of the Falcon 8.45 The Case of the Purple Cow 8. 0 Doctor Mac bee When the Organ Played at Twiight (9.30 The Irish Tenor; John McCormack (10. @ World-famous Violinist: Jascha Heifetz 10.15 Step up the Tempo 10.30 Evening Requests 12. 0 Close down aT. PALMERSTON Nth 940 ke, 319 m. 7. 0 am. Breakfast Session 9. 0 Good Morning Requests ar ite Choral and instrumental sic u mt) Home Decorating Talk (Anne Stew~ 10. 0 The Woodleys 10.15 Ever Yours 10.30 Close down EVENING PROGRAMME Dinner Music Wild Life: No Prizes Crosby Time Up-to-the-Minute Tunes Musio at Their Fingertips The Tender Heart Knowledge College Hagen’s Circus Lux Radio Theatre: The Snow ose, starring Trevor Howard Humour and Harmony Rendezvous for Two Doctor Mac Peggy Lee and the King Cole Trio Let’s Dance 0. 0 Close down ~ hou OL ouoaogreo OOOVY PNINNNODOD RaoKsPon

AT $$$ At the beginning of World War II, author Paul Gallico paid a visit to the Essex marshes where Peter Scott, son of explorer Captain Scott, was living in a deserted lighthouse while studying migrating geese’ which frequented this part of England. This visit, and the epic of Dunkirk, inspired Gallico to write his widelyread story, "The Snow Goose." A radio dramatization of this tender and moving story, featuring Trevor Howard, will be broadcast from the Commercial stations tonight at 8 o’clock, Bd % * The late Frank Crumit was best known in this country through his gramophone recordings of such songs as "The Song of the Prune," "Frankie and Johnnie," and "The Gay Cabal-lero"’-the total sales of this latter disc having been reputed to have exceeded two million copies, In America, however, he first became popular in vaudeville, which he entered in 1913, and in musical eomedy, where two of his successes were in "Betty Be Good," and "No, No, Nanette." 2ZB will feature songs by Frank Crumit at 10 o’clock tonight. a a" ve For those who ‘are spending their holidays in the familiar suroundings of their own homes, the ZB Women’s Hour will. broadcast today a featurette entitled "Holidays at Home." * ke * e The rise to popularity of the Luton Girls’ Choir has been sensational even in the unpredictable field of modern music. However, much of the credit must be given to the sheer merit of their performances and the excellent interpretation of their songs. Their recordings will be featured from 3ZB at 3.30 this afternoon.