Wednesday, May 14

New Zealand Listener, Volume 26, Issue 670, 9 May 1952, Page 24

Wednesday, May 14

IWAN reac tia ®. @a.m. Children’s Holiday Programme 8.30 Morning Concert 40. 0 Devotions: Rev. Walter Parker 40.16 Stars of Opera 10.30 Femirine Viewpoint: Background to the News; Famous Women; Points of View-The Dunedin Panel (NZBS) 71.30 Music While You Work 72. 0 Lunch Music 2. Op.m. Solomon (piano) 2.15 Choirs of the World 2.30 CLASSICAL HOUR Piano Quintet in E Flat Schumann Serenade in E for Strings ~* Dvorak 8.30 Jeannette MacDonald (soprano) 3.45 Music While You Work 4.15 Charles Williams and Paul Robeson 4.45 American Concert Artists 5. 0 Footlight Favourites 6.15 Children’s session: R. W.- Roach talks about the Zoo 6.45 Waltz Time 6. 0 Market Reports 6. 5 Music from Manhattan 7. 0 For the Farmer 7.30 Auckland Makes It: Multiwall ae Bags and Research (NZBS) 8.0 Ruakura Conference Review 8.15 GWENDA WEIR (soprano) Sigh No More, Ladies Keel All Things That We Clasp Bridge Cuckoo Shaw Love’s Quarrel Scott A Funny Fellow Head (Studio) 8.30 Frank Hutchens and Lindley Evans 9.15 Talk in Maori 8.30 Bold Venture: Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall in a series of romantic mystery stories with a Caribbean seaport background 970. 0 Melody Mixture 710.30 Close down N\7@ AUCKLAND 880 ke. 341 m. 8. Op.m. Dinner Music 7.0 #£=The Paris Conservatoire Orchestra conducted by Charles Munch Daphnis and Chloe: Suites 1 and 2 Ravel Symphony No. 5 in D, Op. 107 ("‘Reformation’’) Mendelssohn 7.50 Everyman: An _ introduction by Allona Priestly to the BBG World Theatre Play (NZBS) 8.0 World Theatre: Everyman, the famous English Morality play (c. 1500 A.D.) (BBC) 8. 0 Yehudi Menuhin (violin), with Hephzibah Menuhin (piano) Sonata in D Minor, Op. 121 Schumann With the Philharmonia Orehestra conducted by Anatole Fistoulari Concerto No. 2 in B Minor, Op. 7 Paganini 40. 0 Jennie Tourel (soprano) Les Berceaux Faure Chanson Triste Dupare Excerpts from "La Perichole"’ Offenbach 90.14 Harriet Cohen (piano) and the Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Muir Mathieson Oliver Twist: Incidental Music from Film Bax 40.30 Close down 0 Y, [D) 1250 ke. 240 m. &. Op.m. Sammy Kaye and the Kay’dets 6.46 Betty Garret and Jimmy Durante 6.30 In Sweeter Style 5 Musical Comedy Choruses 6.15 Two Stars and a Story 6.30 . Light and Bright x Listeners’ Requests 40. O District Weather Forecast Close down IN 970 ke. 309m. 7. Oa.m. Breakfast Session 7.45 | Weather Report and Tides 8. 0 Junior Requests .. 0 Women’s News from Town (Elizabeth Bauman) 9.16 Friday’s Child 8.30 Escape Me Never 8.45 The rate Cow 10. 0 Close d 6.30 p.m. and Bright

Melodies of the Moment Early Evening Stars Adventures of Perry Mason Harmony Lane Ruakura Farmers’ Conference Northland Livestock Report The Duplicats (NZBS) Spotlight Artist: Peter Lind Hayes HEATHER KEOWN (contralto) I Like at Morn and Eventide Beethoven The Blacksmith Brahms A Legend Tcohaikovski Jerusalem Parry (Studio) 9.30 Heritage ~*' Britain: The Land B 10. 0 Time for Music (BBC) 10.30 Close down 1 PX4e W310ke. 229m «| 7. 0 a.m. Breakfast Session 7.30 Weather Report | 9. 0 Musical Mailbox; Te Awamutu 9.30 Zither Music 9.45 Doris Day Entertains 10. 0 Land of the Living Dead 10.15 The Mask of Fate (final broadcast) 10.30 Sincerely, Rita Marsden 10.46 Rendezvous with Melody 11. 0 Women’s Hour (Anne. Fisher): Shoppers’ Guide; The Woman Without a Name; Local Interview; Weekly Recipe; Film and Theatre News : 12. 0 Lunch Music 12.33 p.m. Report from Ruakura, by John Gerring be, Folk Songs of Ireland 1.146 Strictly Instrumental 1.30 Heritage Hall ao an p 1.45 Light Opera Melodies 2.0 Close down 6. 0 The Geraldo Orchestra 6.15 Drama of Medicine 6.30 Turntable Rhythm 6.45 Hill-Billy Highlights 7. 0 The Grey Shadow 7.15 Dragonwyck 7.30 Melodies, Old and New 0 Ruakura Farm Week: Report on. 8. Field Day at Ruakura . 8.15 © London Studio Concerts: The Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra conducted by Rudolph Schwarz (BBC) The Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Serge Koussevitzky . El] Salon Mexico Copland The London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Muir Mathieson Jamaican Song Jamaican Rumba Benjamin 9.4 Short Story: My Terrible Uncle Fraser, by W. Glynne Jones (NZBS) 9.30 Promenade Concert (VOA) 10.0 The Heritage of Britain: The British at Home (BBC) 10.30 Close down lJ uf 800 ke. 375m. 9. 4a.m. Children’s Holiday Programme 9.30 My Son Tom 9.44 Light Orchestral Musio 10. 0 The Don Cossacks 10.15 Devotional Service 10.30 Strauss Polkas 10.45 Music While You Work 11.15 Interlude with Leo Demant 11.30 Music from the Films 12. 0 Lunch Music 12.36 p.m. Review of Ruakura Farmers’ Conferénce oS Topical Tunes 2.30 Zither Melodies 2.45 Music While You Work 3.15 Afternoon Artist: James Johnston 3.30 Children’s Hospital Session 4. 0 Classical Music Symphony No. 5 in C Sharp Minor Mahler 5. 0 For Our Younger Listeners (Janet Perry): The Green Frog; Variety Box, and Tom Sawyer 6.30 Melody in the Modern Manner 6. 0 Dinner Music | 6.45 Music for Everyman , 7. 0 #£Visions of the Future: George Orwell and a af Stephen Potter | 7.30 Experiment with Time 7.55 Four Hands on Two Pianos: John Parkin, Peter Jeffrey and John Samba (baritone) 8.10 Eb and Zeb

8.3 9.1 9.3 0 Secrets of Scotland Yard 5 Talk in Maori 0 Music of the Northlands, arranged by Haagen Holenbergh (piano). with Vera Martin (contralto), Winston Sharp (baritone) and Alison Edgar (piano) Music by Grieg, Lange-Muller and Sjoegren (NZBS) 10. 2 Rhythm on Record Digest 10.30 Close down NAAN WELLINGTON 570ke. 526m. 6.30a.m. Local Weather Conditions 7.58 Wellington City and Hutt Valley Weather Forecast 9. 4 Children’s Holiday Programme 9.30 Morning Star: Viadimir Rosing 3.40 Music While You Work 10.10 Devotional Service 10.25 Quiet Interlude 10-40 Miss Billy 11. 0 Women’s Session: The Christchurch 2anel (NZBS) 41.30 Music of Manhattan 12. 0 Lunch Music 2. Op.m. CLASSICAL HOUR: Bach Prelude and Fugue in C Concerto in C Deck Thyself My Soul with Gladness Ricercare 3. 0 Front Page Lady 3.30 Take It From Here (BBC) (repeat of Monday’s broadcast) 4.0 Scapegoats of History: Mary Stuart, Queen of Scotland 4,30 Rhythm Paradé 5. 0 The Harmon.cas. Play 5.15 Children’s Session: For the Younger Listeners, and lvature Question Time 5-45 Popular Parade 6. 0 Tea Dance 6.24 Produce Market Report 6.26 Stock Exchange Report 7.15 Gardening Talk: Hedge and Shelter Tre rees 7.30 Show Parade: N.Z.’s current. Pop Tune, Biography. in Brief: Ted Ray, New Old Songs: The Hot Canary, and News and Notes from Overseas 8. 0 Dinner at Antoine’s 8.27 The Citadel Salvation Army Band, condueted by Ray Atherfold March: Indomitable Mountain-Stainer Transcription: God So Loved the World , _ Marshall Cornet Solo: Art Thou Troubled Fs Handel-Marshall (Soloist: Bandsman. Peter Stone) Hymn Study: Neapolis b arr. J. D. Goffin Selection: Gems from the Masters arr. Guilidge (Studio) R £15 Talk in Maori 9.30 The Wayne King Show 40: 0 Tony Noorts and his Band (from the Majestic Cabaret) 10.30 Close down 2} WG 660ke. 455m. 5. O p.m. Early Evening Concert 6. 0 Dinner Music 7.0 Schumann Alfred Cortot (piano) Etudes. Symphoniques Lotte Lehmann (soprano) Song Cycle: Woman’s Life and Love 7.45 Anthropology in the Pacific: A discussion between Professor Ralph. Piddington and D. Marshall, an American Anthropologist, at present in the Pacific area studying Polynesian culture (NZBS) 8. 0 A Comparison of Maori and Cook Islands Music, an illustrated talk by Ulric Williams 8.20 The London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Eduard van Beinum Comedy Overture: Beckus the Dandipratt Arnold 8.30 Classics of Parody: The poetry’ of the anti-Jacobin,; first. of three programmes on the gentle’ art of Parody, prepared by John Reid (NZBS) 9.0 Australian Music Frank Hutchens and Lindley Evans, with the ABC Sydney Orchestra conducted by Dr. Edgar Bainton. Idyll for 2 Pianos and Orchsetra ; Evans Fantasy Concerto for 2 Pianos and Orchestra Hutchens 9.26 Clement Q. Williams (baritone) and Enid Condly (piano) i Five Australian Aboriginal Songs

Alexander Sverjensky (piano) The Island Prelude in B Hutchens The Queensland State String Quartet Quartet No. 2 (‘Maori’) Hill 10. 0 Insect Lore and the Maori: In the first of four talks Dr. David Miller discusses the Insect Pests of the Maori NZBS) 10.15 Colin Horsley (piano) Five Studies from Op. 25 Chopin Etude in B Flat Minor Syzmanowski Prelude in E Minor Rachmaninoff 10.30 Close down QLD Meo eNeTON 7. Op.m. Accent én Rhythm 7.30 The Great Tradition 7.43 Orchestral Music 8. 0 Martin Block and his Make Believe Ballroom (VOA) 8.30 Light Variety 9. 0 A Young Man with a Swing Band 9.30 Experiment with Time 10. 0 District Weather Forecast Close down 2G GISBORNE . 1010 ke. 297 m, 7. Oam. Breakfast Session 7.30 District Weather Forecast 9. 0 Feminine Viewpoint (June Irvine) 9.15 Mildred Pierce 9.30 Sincerely, Rita Marsden 9.45 Now Voyager 10. 0 Close down ' 6.30 p.m. Popular Favourites 45 St. Ronan’s Well > oe Hawaii Calis 7.15 The Golden Colt 7.30 Vera Lynn Sings 7.45 Wilbur Kentwell (organ) 8.2 Dad and -Dave 8.15 Claude Tanner (’cello) Apres un Reve Faure Scherzo Godard We Wandered Brahms Serenade Espagnole Glazounoy (NZBS) 8.30 The Human Body: New Senses for Old, written by Martin Chisholm in conSultation with J. T. Eayrs, Department of Anatomy, University of Birmingham ( 9.3 London Studio Concerts: The Westminster Orchestra conducted by Denis Wright (BBC) 9.30 Play: Who Sups with the Devil, by Anthony Gittins (NZBS) 10.30 Close down OVE score ibn 9. 4am. Children’s Holiday Programme 9.30 Housewives’ Choice 10. 0 Devotional Service 10.18 Master Music 10.45 Home Science Talk: Better Buying, Stockings o : ’ 11. 0 Music While You Work, 11.30 English Half-hour 12. 0 Lunch Music 2. 5p.m. Music While You Work 2.30 ~-Mary Lovelace (BBC) 3. 0 A Song by the Way 3.15 Classical session Symphony No. 35 in D, K.385 (Haffner) Mozart 4.0 Hester’s Diary 4.30 Light Orchestras 6.0 #£Children’s. session: For the Tiny Tots, with Geoff, and Don Quixote

NATIONAL BROADCASTS Dominion Weather Forecasts YA and YZ Stations; 7.15, 9.0 a.m.; 12.30 end 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 Children’s Holiday Programme 6.30 p.m. London News 6.40 National Announcements 6.45 Radio Newsreel (not 1YZ) 7.0 Plunket Society Founder's Day: A Special Broadcast 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News

Wednesday, May 14

5.30 In Strict Tempo 6. 0 Dinner Music 7. 0 Young Farmers’ Talk: Southern H.Be Section 7.15 Hawke’s. Bay-Poverty Bay LiveStock Market Report 7.30 The New Look in Music (NZBS) 7.46 The National Symphony Orchestra of England Espana Chabrier Eileen Joyce (plano) Spring Night Little Piece Schumann-Liszt 8. 0 The Dam Busters, a feature deScribing the raid~ of the Moehne and Eder Dams in Germany (BBC) 9.15 Talk in Maon 9.30 Oscar Hammerstein 10. 0 Jam session (VOA) Modern Rhythm 10.30 Close dotwn > 1370 ke. 219m 6.30 p.m. Children’s session F Robinson Crusoe 7.30 Sports session 8. 0 The Rajah’s Diamond 8.30 Musical Comedy Stage 9. & Going Places and Meeting People 9.30 | Requests and Light Music 10.0 Close down BUA Ma ke som 7. Oa.m. Breakfast Session 7.45 Weather Report 9. 0 Homemakers’ News and Views 9.15 For Love of a Woman 9.30 Appointment with Fate 9.45 Music fer Strings 10. 0 Close down 630 p.m. Light Variety 6.45 ° The Marton Programme 7.0 Songtime: Marjorie Hughes 7.15 The Charlie Kunz Programme 7.30 The Orehestra of Skitch Henderson and Hal Mcintyre 7.45 Rhythm of the Waltz 8. 0 Report on Wanganui Stock Sales 2.15 Pacific Adventure 8.30 The Tiro Halkett Trio (piano, string bass and drums), with Tom Halkett (Studio) 8.44 Britain Sings: Belfast Girl Singers conducted by Kay Simpson (BBC) 9. 4 Ray’s A Laugh (BBC) $33 Harry Horlick’s Orchestra 9.45 European. Holiday: We Arrive, a talk by ‘Margaret Dalziel (NZBS) 10. 0 Dancing Time 10.80 Close down ISIN isdn ate en 7. Oam. Breakfast Session 7.30 District Weather Forecast 9. 0 Shopping with Mary 9.15 Kitty Foyle §.30 Reserved 9.45 The Lilian Dele Affair 70. O Close down 6.30 pm. Tropical Rhythnt 6.45 The Drama of Medicine TB Peter Yorke and his Concert Orchestra 7.15 Sports Review (Alan Paterson) 7.30 Song Favourites 8. 0 Dad and Dave 8.30 Some of the Latest 8.45 Patricia Preece (girl soprano) and Michael Morley (boy soprano) 9. 4 Time for Music (BBC) 9.32 British Masterpieces: English Furniture, a talk. by Gordon Russell *¢BBC) 9.45‘ Cinema Organ and Piano Medleys 10, O Tommy Dorsey, Duke Ellington and Gene Krupa 10.380 Close down , 3 y 690kce. 434m. 7.58 a.m. Canterbury Weather Forecast 9. 4 Children’s Holiday Programme 9.30 Popular Classics 10. O Mainly .for .Women: Wellington Wemen’s Panel (NZBS) 10.30 Devotional Service 40.45 Music While You Work 41.15 French Idiom : 411.30 The Jumpin’ Jacks,

11.45 Famous Waltzes 12. 0 Luneh Music 2. 0 p.m. Mainly for Women: Here’s My Comfort, by Beatrice Ashton (NZBS); Be Your Own Dressmaker, by Muriel Riddle 2.30 Music While You Work 3.0 CLASSICAL HOUR ; | Symphony No. 2 in E Minor Rachmaninoff 4.0 Gino Bordin’s Magic Guitar 4.15 Accordion Melodies 4.30 Men and Song 4.45 lAght Orchestras 5.15 Children’s Session: Jeanne, and Story Time, and Adyentures in History. (VOA) 5.45 Cinema Organists 6. 0 Light and Bright 7. 0 Addington Stock Market Report 7.15 Our Debt to France: John Oakley and Gordon Troup trace the influence of French painters on British Art (NZBS) 8. 0 Book Shop (NZBS) 8.30 3YA Studio Orchestra conducted by Hans Colombi Les Petits Riens Mozart Dolly, Op. 56 Faure 8.50 The Georgian Singers 9.30 Four Hands on Two Pianos (NZBS) 9.45 Light and Bright 10.15 In Quiet Mood 10.30 Close down BS) Y Ci 960 ke. 312m. 5. 0 p.m. Concert Hour 6. 0 Dinner Music ‘ y ee Fantasia in C, Op. 15 (‘"Wanderer’’) _ Schubert Paul Baumgartner (piano) Overture: Rosamunde, Op, 26 Schubert The London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Josef Krips 7.30 , Sea Pictures, Op. 37 Elgar Gladys Ripley (contralto), with the Philharmonia Orchestra conducted «by George Weldon Chanson de Nuit, Op.+15, No, 4 Chanson de Matin, Op. 15, No. 2 Elgar The City of Birmingham Orchestra conducted by George Weldon 8.0 Greta Ostova (’cello) and Bessie Pollard (piano) Sonata, Op. 45 Foerster ‘ (Studio) 8.22 The Scientific Approach to Farming, a talk by A. D. Lowe (NZBS) 8.34 Vincent Aspey (violin) and Ernest Jenner (piano) Sonata in G (‘Rain’) Brahms (Studio) 9.2 English Cathedral Music: The Choir of the Westminster Abbey conducted by William McKie™ O Lord, the Maker of All Things Munday Motet: Beati Quorum Via Stanford Ave Verum Corpus ; Sing Joyfully Unto God ' Byrd : (BBC): 9.17 Over the Hills and Far Away Delius The London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham 9.30 The Birth of a Giant: The story of a Steel Works in Wales, produced by Elwyn Evans (BBC) (Repeat broadcast at 3YA on Sunday at 4. 10.30 Close down 5 IX( 1160 ke. 258 m. 7. Oa.m. Breakfast Melodies 8. 0 Good Morning, Ladies 9.15 River Town 9.30 The. Story of Vivian Lang 8.45 Stepmother 10. 0 Close down see Something Sentimental The Intruder Vocalistes on Wax The Grey Shadow Popular Music Keyboard Rnythms Farmers’ Weekly News Service \ Bligh of the Bounty (BBC) (first BS on RBONNNNI OD

8.40 STELLA ROBERTS (soprano) Cuttin’ Rushes Boat Song Stanford In Summer Time in Bredon Somervell Johneen Stanford Dainty Little Maiden Somervell (Studio) 9. 4 Promenade Concert (VOA) 9.35 Latest on Record 10. 0 The Heritage of Britain: British Taste, with Geotfrey Boumphrey, Walter Allen, W. Macqueen-Pope and Boyd Neel (BBG) 10.30 Close down BY oe 26m 9.4a.m. Children’s Holiday Programme 69.45 Morning Star: kirsten Flagstad 10. O Devotional Service 10.18 Casanova 10.30 Music While You Work 11. 0 Home Science Talk: Rice Around the World 11.15 Promenade Concert (VOA) 11.45 Carroll Gibbons and his Boy Friends 12. 0 Lunch Music 2. Op.m. Classical Music Nocturnes Chopin 2.30 In Sentimental Mood 3. 0 Music While You Work 3.30 Let’s Look Back 4. 0 Three Generations 4.15 . Chorus and Orchestra 4.45 Comedy Corner 5. 0 Children’s Session: The Secret of Shadow Valley 5.39 Dinner Music 6. 0 Bottle Castle 6.12 Crosby Time 7. 0 Types of Personalities: The Playboy (NZBS) 7.35 Truth is Stranger 8. 0 Melody Time with Jean McPherson (NZBS) 8.15 Ray’s a Laugh (BBC) 8.45 Anniversary of the Week 9.30 British Masterpieces: Portrait Painting, a talk by Prof. Thomas Bodkin {BBC) 9.45 The Philadelphia Orchestra. con- ducted by Eugene Ormandy Overture: Amelia Goes to the Ball Menotti William Primrose (viola) and the Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Serge Koussevitzky Harold in Italy Berlioz 10.30 Close down Ay Y /s\ 780ke. 384m, 9. 4am. Children’s Holiday Programme 9.30 Music While You Work 10.10 Organ Interlude 10.20 YWevotional Service 10.38 Frenchman’s Creek , 11. 0 Topics for Women: The Auckland Discussion Group (NZBS) 11.35 Conductor of the Week: Walter Susskind 12. 0 Lunch Music 2.0 p.m. George Trevare’s Concert Orchestra and Ronald Dowd (tenor) 2.30 Music While You Work 3. 0 Mr, and Mrs. North 8.30 CLASSICAL HOUR Fantasia in C Schumann Violin Sonata in A, Op, 100 Brahms 4.30 Grace Moore (soprano) 4.45 Fred Hartley’s Quintet 5. 0° £Teatable Tunes 5.30 Children’s Session 6. 0 Produce Market Report 6.-2 Light and Bright 7.14 Burnside Stock Market Report 7.20 Country Calendar (Stan Whyte): W. J. Miller, of Wenden, talks with two Scotsmen about farming in Scotland and N.Z. (NZBS); Grasslands in Retrospect, third talk by Bruce Levy (NZBS) 8. 0 Wednesday Serenade: 4YA Concert Orchestra conducted by Gil Dech, with guest artist Tom Morrison (Studio) 8.30 Calling all Forces (BBC) 9.15 No QGure for Wanderlust, a talk by the famous wrifer, Hakon Mielche who recently visited N.Z. in the Danish scien- . tifle ship ‘‘Galathea"’ (NZBS 9.30 The Tower of London 40. 0 Rhythm Parade ("‘Scrutineer’’) Close down

ave 900 ke. 333 m. 5. Op.m. Concert Hour 6. 0 King Henry VIH: An introduction by Patricia Godsiff to the BBC World Theatre Play at 8.0 (NZBS) | Dinner Music 7. 0 The World of Opera Arias and Ensembles from ‘Cosi Fan | Tutte" Mozart 7.30 Edwin Fischer (piano) | Prelude and Fugue in E Flat Bach-Busoni Sonata in € Minor, Op. 13 (*Pathetique’’) Beethoven 8. 0 World Theatre: King Henry VIII, by William Shakespeare, with Catherine Lacey, as Queen Katherine, Geoffrey Wincott, as Cardinal Wolsey, ‘and Bruée Belfrage, as King Henry VII. The play was adapted for radio and. produced by | R. D. Smith and the formal processions | specially composed by Elisabeth Lutyens 8C) (During a ten-minute interval beginning at 9.25 music by Edward German will be played) 10.30 Close down ss ASK AL)) 1430 ke. 210m. 6. Op.m. L eague Basketball 6.15 Soc cer Sidelights 6.30 C.Y.M. Presents Father Bennett’s Talk 6.45 Hour of St. Francis a2 Smile Family 8. 0 Studio Hour 8.45 N.Z. DX-ers Calling 9. 0 Tunes of the Times 9.15 The Services Present: Air Force Ass’n 9.30 Bringing Christ to the Nations 410. O Otago Hit Parade 10.30 Close down ANZ, INVERCARGILL E 720ke 416m. 9. 4a.m.. Children’s Holiday. Programme 10. O )evotional Service 10.18 My Son, Tom 10.30 Music While You Work 41. 0 Women at Home: Imperial Lover, Your Children’s Health, and Review 11.30 Miniature Concert 12. 0 Lunch Music 2. 5Bp.m. Hester’ piety 2.15 Music of Bach Toccata and Fugue in D Mor. Recit.:, Shall Pales be the Last? . , Aria: ‘Plocks in Pastures Green ing (Cantata No. 208) Brandenburg Concerto No, & in D 3. 0 Songtimey Erich Kunz 3.15 Something Old, Something New 3.30 ~Music While You Work 4.0 Light Opera and Musical comeay : 4.15 A Song, a Laugh and a Story, 4.30 American Radio Stars 5. 0 Children’s Hour: Time for Juniors, Robinson Crusoe and- Music for children 6.30 Hits of Yesteryear 6. 0 ooking at Life 6.12 he Jack Smith Show (VOA) 7. 0 Nightcaps Sheep Dog Trials London Promenade Orchestra 7.15 Film~ Review, by Robert Allender and Ronald Bowie ( : 7.30 Southland Hit Parade 8. 0 Come Into the Parlour: Music and Songs from Northern Iseland (BBC) 8.30 Massed Brass Bands, from the Royal Albert Hall, London, conducted by. Denis Wright. The bdands are:~. Black Dyke Mills, Corey’s Workmen’s, Fairey Aviation Works; Munn and Felton Works, . Morris Motors and the Scottish Co-op-. erative (BBC) 9.15 Speaking .About Books, by A. J. Deaker 9.30 Port of London, a feature describing the traffle on the river and some of the notable places ashore, by Wynford Vaughan Thomas (BBC) 10.30 Close down — "s

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1ZB AUCKLAND 1070 ke. 280 m. 8. Oa.m. Bright and Early 8. 0 District Weather Forecast 9. 0 Morning Session (Aunt Daisy) 9.25 Drawing of the Four Leaf Clover Art Union 9.30 Piano Playtime 9.45 We Travel the Friendly Road with Uncle Tom 10. 0 Doctor Paul 10.15 January’s Daughter 10.30 Pretty Kitty Kelly 10.45 Wakefield: Home of Mary Lane 11. 0 Fashions in Melody 11.30 Shopping Reporter (Jane) 12. 0 Musical Varieties 1.30 p.m. Aunt Jenny’s Real Life Stories 1.45 Film Selections 2. 0, Barbara Dale 2.15 Words and Music 2.30 $Women’s Hour (Marina): The Way a Man Sees It; Fashion News; Dangerous Lady 3.30 41ZB Happiness Club 3.35 Salon Concert 4.0 Variety Hour 5. 0 Dance Bands of Yesteryear 5.45 Evening Star: John McKenzie EVENING PROGRAMME 6.0. Song Priorities of 1952 6.30 Twilight Ranger 6.45 Latest Locai Releases 7.0 Annie Get Your Gun 7.15 Patrick Dawlish

7.30 Alias the Baron 7.45 Jonesy 8. 0 Hart of the Territory 8.15 A Man Called Sheppard 8.30 This Was the Week: Florence Nightingale Born 8.45 Trumpets in the Dawn 9. 0 Going Places and Meeting People 9.30 The Voice of Firestone 10. 0 How Do You Do? 10.15 Boogie Men: Johnson, Ammons 10.30 Close down 2ZB WELLINGTON 980 ke. 306 m. 6. OQa.m. Breakfast Session 6.15 Railway Notices 9. 0 Morning Session (Aunt Daisy) 925 Drawing of the Four Leaf~Clover Art Union 9.30' New Concert Orchestra 9.45 Joseph Schmidt 10. O Doctor Paul 10.15 Music While You Work 10.30 Pretty Kitty Kelly 10.45 Wakefield-Home of Mary Lane 11. 0 Les Welch, Mary Martin and Reginald Dixon 11.30 Shopping Reporter (Doreen) 12. 0 Musical Menu 1.30 p.m. Aunt Jenny’s Real Life Stories 2 0 Barbara Dale ; 2.15 Peter Yorke and his Orchestra 2.30 Women’s Hour (Elsie Lioyd), Fashion News, Dangerous Lady

3.30 Sammy Kaye and his Orchestra 3.45 Gladys Swarthout 4. 0 Harry Horlick’s Orchestra 4.15 Paul Robeson 4.30 Melodies of Yesterday 4.45 Xavier Cugat 5. 0 Jo Stafford and Gordon MacRae 5.15 Art Mooney and his Orchestra 5.30 Reserved 5.45 Rhythm of the Waltz EVENING PROGRAMME Reserved Dinner Music Paul Weston Rawicz and Landauer Richard Crooks Patrick Dawlish Alias the Baron Tusitala, Teller of Tales Hart of the Territory A Man Called. Sheppard This Was the Week: Florence ightingale Born King of Quiz (Lyell Boyes) Going Places and Meeting People with Kenneth Melvin 9.30 The Voice of Firestone 10. 0 New Releases 10.30 Close down 3ZB CHRISTCRURCH 8 1100 ke. 273 m. 6. Oa.m. Serenade the Sun 7. 0 Top o’ the Morning Tunes 7.30 Favourites of Today 8. 0 Breakfast Club 8.15 After Breakfast Tunes 8.20 School’s Out 9. 0 Morning session (Aunt Daisy) 9.25 Drawing of the Four Leaf Clover Art Union 9.30 Let’s Make Music 10. 0 Doctor Paul 10.15 Movie Magazine 10.30 Pretty Kitty Kelly 10.45 Wakefield: Home of Mary Lane 11. 0 Prelude to Lunch 11.30 Shopping Reporter (Elizabeth Anne) 12. 0 Musical Menu 1.30 p.m. Aunt Jenny’s Real Life Stories 2. 0 Barbara Dale ‘ 2.15 In an Old World Garden 2.30 Women’s Hour (Molly McNab), Fashion News; Dangerous Lady 3.30 Cafe Orchestra 3.45 Kathleen Ferrier (contralto) 4. 0 Guarde Republicaine Saxophone Quartet 4.15 Four Ramblers 4.30 Lioht and Bright 5. 0 Billy Costello (Popeye) 5.15 Air Adventures of Biggles 5.45 Reserved EVENING PROGRAMME Will Glahe and his Orchestra Al Jolson Piano Request Time Kathryn Grayson Continental Novelty Orchestra Patrick Dawlish Alias the Baron House of Conflict (final) Hart of the Territory A Man Called Sheppard This was the Week: Florence Nightingale Born : 8.45 The Golden Colt ; 9.0 Going Places and Meeting People with Kenneth Melvin 9.30 The Voice of Firestone 10. 0 The Human Comedy 10.15 Noel Coward 10.30 Close down 47ZB DUNEDIN 1040 ke. 288 m. 6. Ga.m. Breakfast Session 7.35 Morning Star: Jeannette MacDonald (soprano) 9. 0 Morning Session (Aunt Daisy) 9.25 Drawing of the Four Leaf Clover Art Union 9.30 Moment Musicale 10. 0 Doctor Paul 40.15 The Intruder 10.30 Pretty Kitty Kelly 10.45 Wakefield-Home of Mary Lane . O Light Variety 11.30 Shopping Reporter (Alma) 12. 0 Lunch Music =» 5 = awo= 2B © a ou 2 00.9 IM MIMD DO @ aAQ= AW oguouogogogo oa

1. Op.m. The Stars Entertain 1.30 Aunt Jenny’s Real Life Stories 1.45 Song Spinners }2. 0 Barbara Dale 2.15 Orchestral Music 2.30 Women’s Hour (Marjorie Green), Fashion Report, ‘Homemaker’s Quiz, Dangerous Lady 3.30 Afternoon Musicale , 4. 0 Comedy Capers 4.15 Instrumental ; Variety 4.30 They Sing With Bing 4.45 South Sea Melodies ls. it) Children’s Session | 5.15 Reserved 5.30 Tea Dance EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 Some of Your Favourites 6.30 Local Colour 7. 0 Reserved 7.15 Patrick Dawlish 7.30 Alias the Baron 7.45 Modern Marvels 8. 0 Hart of the Territory 8.15 A Man Called Sheppard 8.30 This Was the Week: Florence Nightingale Born 845 The Octopus 9. 0 Going Places and Meeting People 9.30 The Voice of Firestone 10. 0 Love at Arms 10.15 Dance to these Melodies 10.30 Close down 27, PALMERSTON Nth. 940 ke, 319 m, 7. Oa.m, Breakfast session 7.32 Local Weather Forecast 9. 0 Good Morning Requests 9.30 Accordion Ensembles 9.45 Let the Bands Play 10. O Sincerely, Rita Marsden 10.15 The Bishop’s Mantle 10.30 Nurse White 10.45 Music for Madame 11. 0 Women’s Hour (Kay Begg), Shopping Guide; Pollyanna; Flim and Theatre News 12. 0 Lunch Music 12.30 p.m. Dominion Weather Forecast 1.30 Famous Frauds 1.45 Alfresco Music \ g. 8 Close down \ EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 Dinner Music 6.15 Patrick Dawlish 6.30 Recent Releases 6.45 Spotlight.on Tony Martin m8 Superman 7.15 Christian Marlowe’s Daughter 7.30 Dossier on Dumetrius 7.45 Alias the Baron 8. 0 The Story of Alan Carlyle 8.15 The Three Musketeers 8.30 Mid-evening Musicale 9.0 Going Places and Meeting People, with Kenneth Melvin ; 9.30 The Firestone Half-hour 10. 0 Jimmy Colt 10.15 Hound of the Baskervilles 10.30 Close down

"The Octopus," a thrill-packed, quickaction feature based on fag¢ts about International narcotics’ rings, is heard tonight and each Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 4ZB at 8.45 p.m, * * oe Rod Talbot conducts another interview in "How Do You Do?" from 1ZB at 10 p.m. Each Wednesday at this time Rod introduces people from different walks of life and poses questions about their employment that listeners would probably ask. a * * The voice of Joseph Schmidt, the German tenor sensation of the early *thirties, who died in Switzerland during the war, remains one of the finest on records, He excelled as an _ interpreter of Italian and German love songs, and in light opera. his romantic muse found perfect expression. Listeners who wish to renew acquaintance with Joseph Schmidt may do so today from 2ZB at 9.45 a.m.