Friday, February 29

New Zealand Listener, Volume 26, Issue 659, 22 February 1952, Page 38

Friday, February 29

I Y £1 At he 395 m. : 9.30 a.m. in Lighter Vein 10. 0 Devotions: Senior Major J: Mahame: 10.15 Light Orchestras 10.30 Feminine Viewpoint: Gardening, by Charles Lawrance; For St, David’s Day: Folk Music from Wales (BBC); The Crock of Gold, reading by James Stephens 411.30 Music While You Work 412. 0 |J-Lunch Music 2. 0 o.m.. N.Z. Artists 2.30 CLASSICAL HOUR Symphonie Poem: stenka Razin Glazounoyv Violin Sonata in C Sharp Minor Dohnanyi Symphony on a Freneh Mountain Air O'indy Voices in Harmony Music While You Work All Time Hit Parade Hawaiian Uarmony Variety Time Children’s Session: Adventure in story (VOA) QO PhO coagnduo COCK BOING aTEaEww 0 Market Reports 5 Music for Pleasure er Sports Preview 30 William Flynn Show :® flomestead Harmonies 15 The Kingsway Symphony Orchestra .28 Take It From Here (BBC) 15 Talk in Maori .30 Scottish interlude .45 Harry Davidson and his Orchestra. Old Time Dance Music 10. 0 Friday Serenade 10.30 Close down p.m. Dinner Music Grand Philharmonic Q@rchestra of Paris, with Villabella (tenor) anda the D’Alexis VlassoltT Russian Choir condueted by Selmar Meyrowitz Faust Symphony Liszt $. 0 Talk: Centennial of Camille, by. Prof, A. C. Keys (NZBS) 8.20 TUI BIGGS (piano), UYGS fone yih Windmills Moeran Lullaby Bax Caprice . Bowen (Studio) 8.35 The Constant Lambert String Orchestra Capriol Suite Warlock 8.44 ALMA SIMS (soprano) Apres un Reve ‘ Faure Mandoline Debussy Berceuse Villanelle Chaminade (Studio) 9. 0 Dvorak The London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham Slavonic Rhapsody, Op. 45, No.°3 ‘The Halle Orchestra conducted by Leslie Heward Notturno, Op. 40 : Pablo Casals (cello) and the Czech Philtalaga Orchestra conducted by George Sze Concerto in B Minor, Op. 104 10. O Religious Drama in the Festival of Britain, an illustrated talk by Martin Browne and Henzie Raeburn (NZBS) 10.30 Close down ; OVD ARREARS 5. Op.m. Variety Hour 6. 0 Coleman Hawkins 6.15 To Have and to Hold 6.30 Light and Bright 7. 0 Orchestral Music 7.15 N.Z. Artists 7.30 History’s Unsolved Mysteries 8. 0 Listeners’ Classical Requests 10. O District Weather Forecast Close down I 970 ke 309m. 7. Oam. Breakfast Session 7.45 Weather Report 8. 0 Junior Request Session 9.0 Women’s News from Town 9.15 Two Destinies 9.30 Escape Me Never 9.45 The Purple Cow 10. 0 Close down

6.30 p.m, Teatime Tunes 6.45 Weekend Sports Preview (Eric Blow) 7. 0 Harvest of Stars 7.146 Adventures of Perry Mason 7.30 Melody Time 8. 1 News for the Farmer 8.15 The kirkintilloch Junior Choir 8.30 Short Story: Whist Now, by E. M. age (NZBS) . New Releases from our Overseas come 9.30 Persian Oil, a feature on the history of the Persian Oilfields (BBC) 10.30 Close down * IPX4hi 1310 ke. 229 m, 7. am. breakfast Session Weather Report i] Musical Mailbox: Hamilton 9.30 Music from the Movies 45 Melodies You Know Owen Foster and the Devil The Mask of Fate Sincerely, Rita Marsden 45 Accordion Quarter Hour . 0 Women’s Hour (Anne Fisher): Guide; The Tender Heart; Home Department Talk; ilong kong Newsletter; Local News and Weekend Entertainment: Gnide »- 0 Lunach Misie p.m, Four Characteristic Waltzes Duets from Opera Heritage Hall Musie from the Masters Close Gown ‘esults of National Women’s Softall inter-Provincial Championships elody in the Modern Manner ee eT a) a= ogo oo ono ® NAasaa . °o ok v~> 6.15 Drama of Medicine 6.3C Featuring a Dance Band 6.45 Chorus and Orehestra 7. 0 Belicve 11 Or Not 7.415 Dramatic Interlude 7.30 Sing and Dance 8. ~ Review and Prices of Waikato Sa 8.15 Showtime 8.45 AUDREY DILL-MACKY -(soprano: Only the River Running By Hopkins The fii)s of Home Fox By the Waters of Minnetonka Lieurance Serenade to a Beautiful Day Revel Studio) 9. 4 Submarine Jubilee, in honour of the Submarine rate of H.M, Navy (BBC) 10. 4 Popular Recordings b yes Close down 1 Y, LA 800 ke. 375m. 9.30 a.m. My Son, Tom 40. In Quiet Mood 410.46 Devotional Service 410.30 Recital for Two 40.46 Music While You Work 41.446 Bing Time 11.30 Voices and Strings 12. O Lunch Music 2. Op.m. Variety Calls the Tune 2.30 An Orchestral Suite

2.45 Music While You Work 3.15 Afternoon Artist: Noel Coward 3.30 Not Often Played 4.0 Classical Music Excerpts from Romeo and Jullet Excerpts from Damnation of Faust Royal Hunt and, Storm Berlioz 0 Maori Children’s session 0 As Played by Jan Garber 0 Dinner Music 5 Excerpts from Opera 5 A Tune or Two from Jack Pleis 7.30 Looking at Life 7.45 Band Music 8.15 Luton Girls’ Choir 8.30 NZBS Storytime: Dream of Murder, by Michael Hervey 9.15 Talk in Maori ‘ 8.30 Time tor Music (BBC) 10. 0 On the -Down Beat 10.30 Close down QVVlNsroke. "s26m 6.30 a.m. Local Weather Conditions 7.58 Wellington City and Hutt Valley Weather Forecast | $.30 Morning Star: France Ellegard 9.40 Music While You Work 10.10 Devotional Service 10.25 Quiet Interlude 10.40 The Hills of*flome 11. 0 Women's session: Giad to Meet You -In Plymouth (BBC); From England to N.Z. by Car: Josephine Whitehorn, Euniee Riexinger and Joan Kingsbury describe their journey from Jordan to Kabul; Things to Come 11.30 Music of Manhattan 12. 0 Lunch Musie 2. Op.m. CLASSICAL HOUR Daphnis and Chloe, 1st and 2nd Suite Ravel Act 1, Scene 1 of Pelleas and Melisande Debussy The Firebird. Suite Stravinsky 3. 0 The Devil’s Duchess 3.15 Songs My Father Taught Me 3.30 Musie While You Work 4.0 The Amazing Duchess 4.30 Rhythm Parade 5. 0 Children’s session: Music Rox and Posers and Problems 5.30 The Novelty Orchestra and the Jesters 6. 0 Tea Dance 6.24 Produce Market Report 6.26 Stock Exchange Report 7. 0 Feilding Stock Market Report 7.10 Sports Parade 7.30 The Humphrey Bishop Show 7.67 Songs of the British isies: Ceinwan Rowlands (soprano), Jonn Tainsh (tenor), Michael Cole (baritone) and the BBC Opera Chorus and Orchestra conducted hy Stanford Robinson 9.15 Talk in Maori 9.30 Music for Pleasure 9.50 Trotting: Review of Fields for tomorrow’s meeting 10. 0 Rhythm on Record (‘Turntable’) 40.30 Close down

| 2: WG 660kc. 455m. 5. O p.m... Early Evening Concert | 6. 0 Dinner Music 7.0 Schubert | Gerald Christeller (baritone) and Dore othy Davies (piano) Goethe Songs (Studio) 7.20 Alfred Cortot (piano) 12 Landler, Op, 171 7.30 Small Concert Groups The Little Orchestra Society conducted | by Thomas Schermann Suite from ‘‘Les Indes Galantes" Rameau Introduction and Allegro Elgar (VOA (Repeat of Wedne sday’ S broadcast) | $. 9 Play: To Have and to Wold, bg ) Lionel Brown (NZBS) | 9.14 The Minneapolis Symphony Orches- ) tra conducted by Dimitri Mitropoulos The bo Nothing Bar Miihaud | Jennie Toure] (mezzo-soprano) with Orchestra conducted by the composer Brazilian Serenades Villa-Lobos Both Milhaud and Villa-Lobos have taken considerable interest in Brazilian folk mnsic, and these two seores, contemporary with each other, reflect this interest. Milhaud’s score originally econceived as a piece gay and full of movement for two pianos attracted the attention of Jean Cocteau, who wrote an entertaining pantomime to fit the music, As a pantomime, The Do Nothing Bar was given its first performance in Paris / on February 21, 1920. / The Brazilian Serenades were written in Paris in 1925. Distinctly brilliant in flavour, and punctuated throughout with infections South American rhythms, this score reveals the fertile imagination of Heitor Villa-Lobos 10. 0 The Mother of Parliaments: The Party Battle, by Robert Mckenzie 10.16 The Pro Arte Quartet String Quartet in G, Op, @4, No. 4 Haydn / 10.30 Close down QYD Moret gen 7. Op.m. Comedy Time Now it Can Be Told / 8. 0 London Studio Melodies (BBC) 8.30 Stars of the Concert Hall /9. 0 Stanley Holloway Show | 9.30 The London Story (40. 0 istrict Weather" Forecast é Close down 2G GISBORNE 1010 ke. 297m 7. 0 am. Breakfast Session 7.30 = District Weather Forecast 9.0 Feminine Viewpoint (June Irvine) 9.15 These. Children 9.30 sincerely, Kita Marsden 9.45 The Green Years | 10. 0 Close down 6.30 p.m. Tex Beneke and his Orchestra 6.45 St. Ronan’s Well i; @ The Screen Presents: Billy and the | Bride, starring Jean Simmons 7.320 Dorothy Lamour Sings 7.45 Music in the Miller Manner :

RS En Ee RE RS ay ee nn ae gee ee ee CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL The tollowing programmes will be broadcast to correspondence school pupils by 2YA, and rebroadcast by 1YA, 3YA, 4YA, 1YZ, 2YZ,,3YZ and 4YZ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26 9.4 am. The Movement of Verse. 9.12 A Time to Remember: Wellington. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27 9. 4 am. Storytime for Little People: A Farmyard Fable. 9.16 A Talk to Pupils and Supervisors. 9.22 A Nature Talk. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29 9.4 a.m. Music Appreciation: Fairy Tales in Music. 9.19 Parlons Francais.

NATIONAL BROADCASTS Dominion Weather Forecasts | YA and YZ Stations: 7.15, 9.0 a.m.; 12.30 | ond 9.0 p.m. | X Stations: 9 p.m. /YA and YZ Stations 6. 0 a.m. London News. Breakfast session (YA‘s only) 7. 0, 8.0 London News. Breakfast session 9. 4 Correspondence School Session | 6.30p.m, London News 6.40 National Announcements 6.45 Radio Newsreel (not 1YZ) |9. 8 Overseas and N.Z. News

Friday. February 29

8.2 The World_ of Movement: Speed, the Movement of Man and his Creations compared with the Motions of Heavenly Bodies, a dramatised series explaining how the physicist sees the world. edited by Professor Mobi Oliphant, F.R.S, ) 8.32 Dolf van der Linden and his Orchestra Gardening Session . 3 Sibelius : The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham Symphonic Poem: Tapiola, Op. 112. The BBC Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sir Adrian Boult Romance in €, Op, 42 Florence Wiese (contralto) The Diamond on the Snow, Op. 36, No. The Question The Coming of Spring Astray Speedwell Driftwood But My Bird is Long in Homing The Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Leopold Stokowski . , Tone Poem: Finlandia, Op. 26, No. 7 The London Symphony Orehestra conducted by Robert Kajanus Belshazzar’s Feast, Op. 57 The London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham Festivo. (Tempo Di Bolero) 10.16 In Lighter Mood 10.30 Close down QYZ a Lea a 9.30 a.m. Variety 10.0 Popular Vocalists 10.15 Master Music 10.45 Fiji: Who are the Fijians? The first of six talks by Hugh C.. Jenkins (NZBS8) 11. 0 Music While You Work 11.30 Thanks for the Memory 12. 0 Lunch Music 2.5 p.m. Music While You Work 2.30 Tenors, Baritones and Basses 3. 0 Films of the Past 3.415 Classical session ’Cello Concerto in E Minor, Op. 85 Elgar 4.0 Albert Sandler 4.15 Royal Escape 4.80 South of the Border 5. 0 Children’s session: Tales That Are Told (NZBS) and Junior Naturalists 6.30 Andrews Sisters 645 Dinner Music 7.0 For the Sportsman 7.30 Melody Market: Home on the Range, with the Ranch Boys 8.15 META COWIE (soprano) The Piper from Over the Way Brahe To a Bird at My Window Tomlinson The Valley of Laughter Sanderson A Little Song of Life Malotte (Studio) 8.30 Take It From Here (BBC) 949 Talk in Maori 9.30 Dinner at Antoine’s 10. 0 Music Hall 10.30 Close down QXXP NEM tea 7 8. .m, Concert Session 8.30 Bright. Horizon 9.20 Dad and Dave 10. 0 Glose down QYY\ WANGANUL 1200 kc. 250m | 7. Oa.m. Breakfast Session 7.45 Weather Report : 9. 0 Homemakers’ News and Views 9.15 Morning Requests: ; 9.30 Sorrell and Son 9.45 Reserved 10. 0 Close down 2.30 p.m. N.Z: Athletic Championships: Commentaries throughout 5. O (approx.) Close down 6.30 Melodies in Strict Tempo 6.45 Beau Geste 7.0 #£Light Variety 7. Vocal Duettists Music from the Films ba LOLA JOHNSON (Wellington pianst) Valse in C Sharp Minor Nocturne in D Flat Impromptu in F by Op. 36 Chopin (Studio 8.30 Canadian Concert: Neil Chotem conducts the CBC Montreal Orchestra in his own arrangements of popular light tunes (CBC) ®. 4 Jascha Heifetz (violin)

ea Intimate Artistry: Heddle Nash 9.30 When Auntie was a Girl: House Parties, by Brenda Bell (NZBS) 9.45 Charlies Williams and his Orchestra 10. O Heather Mixture (BBC) 10.30 Close down OWN ee ey m. | 7. 0 am. Breakfast Session District Weather Forecast 9. O Shopping with Mary 9.15 Motueka Housewives’ Requests 9.45 The Lilian Dale Affair 10. 0 Close down 6.30 p.m. On the Younger Side: Peter the Whaler, compered by Val (Studio) 7. 0 New Zealand’s Own 7.15 Alias Dusty Logan 7.30 Light Orchestral Concert 8. 0 Reserved 8.15 Canadian Concert: The Leslie Bel) Singers, a Canadian women’s choral 8.45 Fiji: Strategic Importance to N.Z., by Hugh C, Jenkins (NZBs) 9. 4 ariety Bandbox (BBC) 9.32 Recent Dance Numbers 9.45 In the Music Salon 10. 0 The World of Movement: Speed, the Movement of Man and his Creations. compared with the Motions of Heavenly Bodies, a dramatised series explaining how the physicist sees the world, edited by Professor M. Yin Oliphant, F.R.S. BBC) ( 10.30 Close down SY, CHRISTCHURCH 690 kc. 434m. — Canterbury Weather Forecast Piano Sonata in D Mozart The Birds Respighi 10. 0 Mainly for Women: The Indian Dhobi, by Patricia Rae; BBC Personali- ties-Lester Ferguson 10.30 Devotional Service 10.45 Music While You Work 41.145 Vocal Groups 11.30 The Plehal Brothefs 11.45 Recent Releases 12. 0 Lunch Music . Op.m. Mainly for Women: Mobile Micpophone; Help for the Home Cook .30 Music While You Work 0 CLASSICAL HOUR 0 The Mills Brothers 15 Ted Steele’s Novatones 30 Ranch Songs 45 Harry Davidson’s Orchestra .0 Children’s Session: Anne of Green Noa Gables .80 Light Variety 2 Light Instrumental and. Vocal Music 15 What e Have Done to the Land: Professor EL. W. McCaskill closes the series with a discussion of comments and questions received from listeners 7.30 Back ot the Twenties 7.45 Marian Anderson and Paul Robeson 8.0 Fashions in Melody: Nancy Harrie (piano) (NZBS) 8.15 A Primo Scala Selection of Hits 8.29 American Mixture 9.30 Picture Parade: The Browning Version (BBC) 10. O Light Music 10.30 Close down SVC BI em 5. : p.m. Concert Hour Dinner Music 7. ° British Composers: Thomas Tallis Forty! Part Motet: Spem In Alium Nunquam Habui The Morley College Choir ‘ O Nata Lux The St. Paul’s Cathedral Choir 7415 Vaughan Williams Fantasia on a Theme of Thomas Tallis The BBC Symphony Orchestra Lord, Thou Hast Been Our Refuge St. George’s Chapel Choir, Windsor Job, a Masque for Dancing The BBC Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sir Adrian Boult 8.18 Victorian Heritage: Edward Gibbon Wakefield, a documentary by Celia and Cecil the first of a series of talks and documentaries examining the influence Victorianism has had on the development pts life and ata 8.37 Blest’ Pair of Sirens arry The Oxford Rach Choir with the . Symphony Orchestra Somauctes ‘by Sir Adrian Boult. ="

8.49 Ernest Moeran { Trio, in G : Jean Pougnet (violin), Frederick Riddle (viola) and Anthony Pini (’cello) Symphony in G Minor The Halle Orchestra conducted by Leslie Heward 9.57 William Boyce Have Surely Built Thee arr. Novello St. Paul’s Cathedral Choir sallet Music: The Prospect Before Us arr. Lambert The Sadler’s Wells Orchestra. condueted by Constant Lambert 10.30 Close down SHS seas. 7. Oam. Breakfast Session 9. 0 Good Morning, Ladies 9.15 Pollyanna 9.30 The Story of Vivian Lang 9.45 * Stepmother 10. O- Close down 6.30 p.m. Teatable Melodies 6.45 Hopalong Cassidy 7. 0 A Vocal Interlude 7.15 Spotlight Tunes 7.30 Latin-Americana 7.45 Vocal Parade 8.10 Music for You: Coral Cummins and the Bob Bradford Quartet (NZBS) » 8.24 Short Story: The Land That Was Drowned, by W. Glynne-Jones (NZBS) 8.45 By Cruiser to Canada: Off Duty, Shore Leave, by Guy Young (NZBS) 9. 4 British Concert Hall: The Philharmonia Orchestra conducted -by Sir Arthur Bliss A Colour Symphony Suite: SUR, £2, oye Bliss B 10. O The Blue Cross, a feature on the work of the Society forthe Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (NZBS) 10.20 Hits from the Films 10.30 Close down 5) Y LA 920 ke. 326m. 9.45 a.m. Morning Star: Richard Tauber 10. 0 Devotional Service 10.18 Casanova 10.30 Music While You Work 11. 0 Home Science Talk 411.15 Composer of the Week: Beethoven 12. 0 Lunch Music 2. Op.m. From the Shows 2.30 Madame Bovary | 2.42 In Sentimental Mood 3. 0 Classical Music: Berlioz . Reverie and Caprice Excerpts from "The Damnation of Faust" " 3.30 a at at 5 gir Worlk. ‘ ee 40 ‘Three’ Generations nen Se tee} 4.12 Musical Miniatures 4.30 Bands and Baritones

5. 0 Children’s Session: Fairy Tales; and Halliday and Son 5.30 Tea Dance 6. 0 The Sports Review 7.15 Our Garden Expert 7.45 This is Holland: The Zuiderzee (Radio Nederland) . 0 Musical Notebook: Alexander Semmiler discusses music from Concert Halls in the United States (VOA) 8.30 JOYCE HARPER ,(contralto) Ye Powers That Dwell Below Gluck The Enchantress Hatton Peace Schubert _.. (Studio) 9.30 I’ a Clue (BBC) 10. O Civic Reception to the Manager and West Coast Members of the N.Z. Rugby League Team (from Cobden) 10.30 Close down ANY / DUNEDIN 780 kc. 384m. 9.30 a.m. Music While You Work 10.10 Organ Interlude 10.20 Devotional Service 10.38 Short Story ; | 11. 0 Topics for Women: By Cruiser to Canada-The Ship’s Passage, by Guy Young (NZBS); Film Guide, by John Spedding; and Home Science -Talk 11.35. Morning Stars Nancy Evans 12. 0 Lunch Music 2. Op.m. Music from Australia 2.30 Music While You Work 8. O . Listen to the Band

3.16 | Edrie Connor (bass) 3.30 CLASSICAL HOUR: Berlioz Overture: Corsair, Op. 24 Harold in Italy The Mastersingers The Salon Orchestra Tea Table Tunes Children’s session: David and Dawn Light Orcheswas and Ballads Sports News The Case of the Purple Cow Cabaret at £ight: Keith Harris and "his Orchestra (Studio) 8.20 Dad and Dave 8.43 Riding the Range with Carson Robison and his Pioneers 9.15 Sheep and Wool Improvement in the U.S.A.: Sheep Country and Management, by Professor A, L, Rae, recorded from. the Massey College Sheep and Dairy Conference 9.30 Oscar Hammerstein 10. O Dave Brube®k’s Octet and Trio 10.30 Close down ANY (Sa A tg 900 ke. 333m ‘5. Op.m. Concert Hour 6&0 Dinner Music ae © Haydn Quartets The Pro Arte Quartet re sag Quartet in B Flat, Op. 76, No. 7.19 Tito Schipa (tenor) Le Violette Son Tutta Duolo Scarlatti Plaisir d’Amour Martini. The Rose Enslaves the Nightingale f Rimsky-Korsakov Odel Mio Amato Ben Donaudy 7.36 The London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Royalton Kisch Symphony No. 99 in & Flat Haydn 8. 0 The Story of the Christian Church: The Church in a Collapsing Civilisation, by Father Gerrard Culkin, lecturer in Church History at Ushan College, Durham (BBC) 8.15 The Choir of the Julian Chapel of St. Peter’s, Rome, conducted by the composer SIO TTB B eScosous Missa Solemnis bs Boezl 8.40 E. Power biggs ote Prelude and Fugue in Fantasia and Fugue in G Bach. 9.0 Musical Anniversary: Rossini, born 29, 1792: Highlights from his operas, "The Siege of Corinth," "The Thieving Magpie," "Moses: in Egypt" and "‘Semiramide" : 9.380 Lou Calinaire (The Lover): A folk lore programme of Provence, based on a play set in Arles, written by Geraldine, translated by Margaret Stirling, with music by Milhaud, Bizet, Gounod, and a. folk song, "Noel Provencal," arranged by Berthier, prepared by the French Broadcasting 8 — in Paris 10. O Kathleen can Nocturne No. a; a Nocturne No, 13 in B _ Faure Walter Gieseking. (piano) ; Ballade ne Nocturne D Gardens Jn thé Rain Debussy 10.30 Close down i

BVZ, Wane 9.30 a.m. Recital for Three 10. 0 Devotional Service 10.18 My Son, Tom 10.30 Music While You Work : spt Women at Home: Home Science a 11.30 Something Old, Something New 11.46 The Peters: Sisters 12. 0 Lunch Music 2. Op.m. Hester’s Diary 2.15 Symphonic Music Ballet Suite: Petrouchka Stravinsky 3.0 Songtime: Browning Mummery 3.15 Echoes of Hawaii 3.30 Music While You Work 4.0 Irish Interlude 4.30 Spotlight: Alec Templeton 4.45 Waltzes of the World 6.0 #£Children’s Hour: Junior Storytime, Robinson Crusoe, and More Stories 5.30 Theatre Memories 6.0 This is Holland: Painting (Radio Nederland) | ; 6.15 Songs from the Saddle . 7. 0 After Dinner Music 7.80 ‘On the Dance Floor 8.0 The Magic Ear of Corn, a dramatic entertainment with music composed by — Kenneth Pakeman (BBC) 8.60 The Boston Promenade Orchestra Overture: La Belle Helene Offenbach 9.30 4YZ’s Sports Roundup 70. O Modern Variety 10.30 Close down

Friday. February 29

, Lecal Weather orecaat fro ZB’s: 7.32 am., 1259 p.m, p.m.

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

1 ZB AUCKLAND 1070 ke. 280 m. 6. Oa.m. Bright and Early 8. 0 District Weather Forecast 9. 0 Morning Session (Aunt Daisy) 8.30 Reginald Dixon Medley 8.45 We Travel the Friendly Road with Jaspar : 10. 0 Doctor Paul 10.16 The Two Dianas 10.30 Pretty Kitty Kelly 10.46 Courtship and "Marriage 411. QO Piano Portrait: Marie Ormston 11.15 Stars of Song 11.30 Shopping Reporter (Jane) 12. 0 Midday Musicale 2. Op.m. Music from the Movies 2.16 Concerto for Two: Robinson Cleaver and Patricia Rossborough 2.30 Women’s Hour (Marina): Weekend Entertainment; Overseas News 3.30 Strings for Dancing 3.46 Songs by Richard Crooks 4. 0 Yachtsmen’s Weather Forecast 4. 1 Instrumental Style 4.15 Hal Kemp and his Orchestra 4.30 Harry Hayes 6. 0 Themes from Chopin 6.15 Variety Half Hour 6.45 Evening Star: Rise Stevens EVENING PROGRAMME 6. Q ‘The Merrymakers 6.20 Piano Revivals 6.30 Friday Nocturne 6.45 Rhythm and Rhyme

7. 0 Quiz Kids 7.30 Concert Orchestra 7.45 Pacific Paradise 8. 0 Hagen’s Circus 8.15 A Man Called Sheppard 8.30 Reserved 8.45 The Adventures of Peter Chance 9. 0 The Lives of Harry Lime 9.30 Varieties on Record 10. 0 Sports Preview (Bill Meredith) 10.15 Swing For Your Supper 10.30 Close down 2ZB WELLINGTON 980 ke, 306 m. 6. Oa.m. Breakfast Session 6.15 Railway Notices 9. 0 Morning Session (Aunt Daisy) 9.30 Morning Melodies 9.45 Patrick Colbert 10. 0 Doctor Paul 10.15 A Good Idea Quiz (MarJorie) 10.30 Pretty Kitty Kelly 10.45 Courtship and Marriage 11. 0 Star-of the Morning 11.15 Marie Ormiston 11.30 Shopping Reporter (Doreen) 12. QQ Musical Parade 2. Op.m. Rise Stevens and Nelson Eddy 2.15 Cello and Piano 2.30 Women’s Hour (Elsie Lioyd): Overseas News; Weekend Enterteinment; Talk: Child Guidance Clinics in England . 3.30 Jean Cavall 3.45 Paul Fenoculhet and the Skyrockets

4. 0 Johnny Mercer and Ella Fitzgerald 4.15 Cyril Stapleton’s Orchestra 4.30 Flanagan and Allen 4.45 Dance Pianists | &. O The Two Shores | 5.15 Reserved 5.30 Michel Emer’s Orchestra 5.45 The Modernaires EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 Dinner Music 6.30 The Gentieman Rider 6.45 Perry Como 7. 0 Quiz Kids 7.30 British Artists: Sydney McEwan 7.45 Recent Additions to Our Library 8. 0 Hagen’s Circus 8.15 A Man Called: Sheppard 8.30 Commodore’s Corner 8.45 Famous Frauds 9. 0 The Lives of Harry Lime 9.30 Ethel Merman and Roy Middleton 9.45 The Dick Jurgens Orchestra 10. 0 Sporting Digest 10.30 Close down 3ZB CHRISTCHURCH 1100 ke. 273 m. 6. Oa.m. Start the Day Bright 7. 0 Breakfast Call 7.30 Top Tunes 8. 0 Breakfast Club 8. 0 Morning session (Aunt Daisy) 9.30 Music for Work 10. 0 Doctor Paul 10.15 Piano Parade 10.30 Pretty Kitty Kelly 10.45 Courtship and Marriage 11. 0 Musical Showcase 11.30 Shopping Reporter (Elizabeth Anne) 12. 0 Musical Menu . Op.m. Reserved 2.15 Through the Alphabet with the Composers: Johann Strauss 2.30 Women’s Hour (Molly McNab) Weekend Entertainment; Overseas News 3.30 Tango Time 3.45 Dick Bentley and Joy Nichols 4.0 Charlie Kunz 4.15 Songs of the Sea 4.30 Variety Takes Over 15 Junior Leaguers .30 The Royal Artillery Band 45 Personality Parade: Rawicz and Landauer : EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 So the Story Goes 6.30 Family Fun 6.45 Stuart Robertson ce The Quiz Kids br Sportsmen’s Quiz with John Mayury 7.45 The House of Conflict 8. 0 Hagen’s Circus 8.15 A Man Called Sheppard 8.30 Commodore’s Corner 8.45 Appointment with Music 9. O The Lives of Harry Lime 9.30 Staff: It’s Your Choice 10. O Roberto Inglez and his Orchestra 10.15 Sports Preview 10.30 Close down 4ZB DUNEDIN 1040 ke. 288 m. 6. Oa.m. Breakfast Session 7.35 Morning Star: The Kingsway Symphony Orchestra 9. 0 Morning Session (Aunt Daisy) 9.30 Morning Melodies 10. 0 Doctor Paul 10.15 The Intruder 10.30 Pretty Kitty Kelly 10.45 Courtship and Marriage 11. O Light Variety 11.30 Shopping Reporter (Alma) 12. 0 Lunch Music 1. Op.m. The Stars Entertain 1.30 Favourite Artists 2. 0 Reserved 2.15 Popular Instrumentalists 2.30 Women’s Hour (Marjérie Green): Weekend Entertainments; Overseas News; Talk by Ngita Woodhouse 3.30 Afternoon Musicale

4. 0 James Bell (organ) 4.15 Light Variety 4.30 Voices in Harmony 4.45 Claude Thornhill and his Orches« 5. 0 Children’s Session 5.15 Reserved 5.30 Tea Dance 5.45 Reserved EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 Featuring Dennis Day 6.15 Casino Royal Orchestra 6.30 Singing Stars 6.45 From the Films 7. 0 The Quiz Kids 7.30 Tunes of Yesteryear 8. 0 Hagen’s Circus 8.15 A Man Called Sheppard 8.30 Commodore’s Corner 8.45 Let’s Get Together (Quiz) 9. 0 The Lives of Harry Lime 9.30 Suppertime Musicale 10. O « Weekend Sporting Preview (Bernie McConnell) 10.30 Close down 272 PALMERSTON Nth. 940 ke. 319. m. 7. Oa.m. Breakfast Session 7.32 Local Weather Forecast 9. 0 Good Morning Requests 9.30 Rhumba Rhythm ; 9.45 Songs from the Shows 10. 0 The Legend of Kathie Warren 10.15 This Is My Story 10.30 The Story of Vivian Lang 10.45 Leap Year Melodies for Lonely Lasses a 411. 0 Women’s Hour (Kay Begg): Shopping Guide; Pollyanna; Home Department Corner; Paddling Your-Own Canoe, by Margot Campbell 12. 0 Lunch Music 1.30 p.m. Reserved 2.0 Close down EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 Teatime Tunes 6.30 Melodies of the Moment. 6.45 The Skymasters Orchestra and Marie Benson t bike Quiz Kids 7.30 Hal Kemp’s Orchestra 7.45 Hagen's Circus 8.0 The Story of Alan Carlyle 8.15 Black Mantilla (last broadcast) 8 30 Cafe Continental 8.45 For the Farmer 9. 0 The Lives of Harry Lime 9.30 Weather Forecast ge Les Allen and his Canadian Bach= elors 9.45 Sports Preview (Fred Murphy) 10. 0 Jimmy Colt 10.15 Strange Mysteries 10.30 Close down

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Renowned star of Metropolitan Opera and films, Rise Stevens provides a fifteen minute interlude of song from 1ZB at 5.45 today. *, * * James Bell was, until his death recently, organist at The Odeon Theatre, Leicester Square, London. He was famous for his performances of famous melodies. Recordings by James Bell may be heard from 4ZB this afternoon at 4 o’clock. Ba * * ’ Yes, girls, it’s February 29, which means it’s Leap Year. Other girls have succeeded in getting their man in Leap Year, why not you? 2ZA’s session at 10.45 this morning will show you how. Every record will be hand-picked, so listen this morning to "Leap Year Melodies for Lonely Lasses’’ from 2ZA.