Saturday, June 6

New Zealand Listener, Volume 28, Issue 724, 29 May 1953, Page 42

Saturday, June 6

UCLA sede 395m. 9. 4am. Morning Concert 10..0. Devotions: Rev. George Jackson 10.20 Sports Postponements Light Orchestras and Vocalists 10.45 At the Keyboard 41. 0 Auckland Racing Club: Commentaries. throughout 11.16 Variety Stars 412. 0 Lunch Music 2. Op.m. Saturday Matinee 2.30 Rugby (From Eden Park) 6.15 Children’s session: Jennifer in Lon- | don Visits the Royal Palaces (BBC) 6.45. ~ Reginald Foort (organ) 6. 0. Time for. Variety 7.30 Showcase: Music with Terry Vaughan, an orchestral programme with | soloists: Ngaire Crawford and Jim Green- | : lees (NZBS) 7.50 Reginald Foort (organ) 8. 0 Cafe Continental: Ellen Vann (voc-. alist) and Rinaldo’s Gipsy Quartet ’ ‘ (NZBS) 8.15 Albert Sandler’s Orchestra 8.30 No, Name, a new serial adapted from the novel by Wilkie Colljns, dramatised in twelve parts by Howard Agg (BBC) ‘ 9.15 Lookout, by. Professor H. R. Rodwell ' 8.30 Soloists with the New Theatre company and Orchestra directed | by Mantovant Vocal Gems from And So To Bed Ellis 10. 0 Old Time Dance Music 10.30 Old Time Ballroom: Sydney Thompson’s Orchestra 271.20 Close down IVS xen 2. Op.m. Afternoon Concert 3. 0 Instrumental Ensembles 3.30 Excerpts from Opera 4 "Symphonic Music 6. 0 Close down 6. 0 Dinner Music y PX Luigi Amodia’ (clarinet), Siegfried Schultze (piano) Sonata No. 1 in F- Minor, Op. 120 Brahms 7.20 Wilhelm Backhaus (piano) Seherzo in E Flat, Op. 4 Brahms oe The Hidden Motive (BBC) 8. The Auckland Music Festival THE NATIONAL ORCHESTRA conducted by. Warwick Braithwaite Overture: Egmont Beethoven Symphonie Espagnole, Op, 21 Lalo (Soloist: Alan Loveday, violin) (Interval) Symphony No. 5 in D Vaughan Williams Ballet Suite: The Fire Bird Stravinsky (First performance in N.Z.) (From the Town Hall) 40. O (approx:) Victoria de los Angeles(soprano), With Renata Tarrago (guitar) Spanish Folk Songs 40.85 Moura Lympany (piano) and the Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Walter Susskind Rapsodica Sinfonica Turina The Poltronieri Quartet The Tereador’s Oration Turina 41. 0 Close down DVD aoe 41. Oam. Strict. Tempo 41.46 Miss Portia Intervenes 11.30 Light Music 12.30 p.m. Tops in Tunes 12.45 Parade for Pleasure 1.15 Association Football (From Blandford Park) Pre Musical Interlude League rom Carlaw. Park) At the console My Son, Tom Gracie Fields Patricia Rossborough ‘eas Esme Stevens on Recor Billy Thorburn’s Music OmMcer Crosby Light and Bright Pem Sheppard and his Orchestra, ith Edwin Duif (From .the Radio Theatre) Benny Lee 7.45 Evening Entr’acte 8. 0 bad London Story: My One Accom8.30 mxadio Cabaret 40. 0 District Weather -Forecast NTA eax~ Anu N g ~~ a MOMOTTTAD w es

1X4 WHANGAREI 970 ke. 309m. 2. OQa.m. Breakfast Session 8. 0 Junior Request Session 9. 0 The Johnston Brothers Entertain 9.15 Morning Melody Roundup 9.45 Home Decorating, by Anne Stewart 10. 0 Close down 6.30 p.m. Accent-on Melody 7. His Last Plunge 7.15 Garden Session (Alec Cameron) 7.30 Popular Parade 8. 1 Spotlight on sport 8.30 Choice of the People: Requests 10.0 Swingtime 10.30 Close down i HAMILTON 1310 ke. 229 m. Oa.m. Breakfast Session 30 | Weather Report 0 Sports Preview (Len Retter 15 Breakfast Session Musical Mailbox: Te Kuiti .30 Blaze Away 45 Home Decorating Talk oO. and Sir B. Blomfield 0.15 For the Home Gardener Gudex) + lo} 10.39 husy Fingers 10. Nature Takes a Bow 11. 0 Up and Coming 11.30 According to Phil Harris 42. 0 Lunch Music 12.30 p.m. Dominion Weather Forecast 12.45 Modern Marvels: Plaything for aris | 1. 0 Melody on the Move 1.15 Familiar Eavourites 1.30 Famous Frauds 1.52 Up-to-the-Minute Sports Summary (Len Retter) 2.0 Close down 6. 0 Much-Binding-in-the-Marsh 6.30 Sportseast (Len Better) 6.45 Frank Sinatra 7. @ Sons of the Sea 7.30 Comedians All 7.45 Singing Belles 8. 0 Ray’s a Laugh (BBC) (To be repeated from 1XH at 1.30 tomorrow) 8.30 1X\H Hit Parade 9. 4 The Perry Como Show (VOA) (To be repeated from 1XH at 12.0 noon tomorrow) ! 9.30 The Adventures of P.C. 49: The Case of the Sixth Sense (BBC) 10. O ‘Ten Into Thirty 10.30 Close down UNL soout." Sem 9. 4a.m. Morning Star: Dorothy Squires 9.15 Piano Time 9.30 Morning Melodies 10.156 Comedy Corner 10.30 Gardening Session (A, M. Linton) 10.45 Popular Parade : 41.30 Concert Artists 2. Op.m. Saturday Matinee 2.30 The Orchestras. of Sidney Torch and Mantovani : 45 Partners in Harmony 5 Popular Pianists it) Songs We Remember .45 Latest and Brightest’ Tunes .30 Tea Dance ». For Our Younger Listeners: Dan Dare, and kidnapped re) Tunes of Today 5 Music by Ivor Novello 30 Ray’s a Laugh (BBC) 0 The Donald Peers Show .30 Dramas of the Courts Famous Letters: John W. Groker. ¢.

9.15 Lovkout, by Professor H, R. Rodwell 3.30 The Wellington Baroque Chorus Music from Coronation Services, conducted by Stanley Oliver, O.B.E., with string accompaniment, Clement Howe (organ) and spoken introduction by C. Foster Browne (NZBS) 10.10 Dancing Time 10.30 Close down s Ren Aeeaeia te a.m. bLocal Weather Conditions Band Music 9:30 Morning Star: Dame Myra Hess 9.40 Music While You Work 10.10° Devotional service 10.30 Business Women’s Session: Wine in the Kitehen, by Arnold Wall (NZRBS); Jobs of My Life, by Patricia Rae (NZBS) 11. 0 Full Turn Sports Cancellations 12. 0 Lunch Nusic 41. Op.m. Association Football (From the Basin Reserve) 3. 0 Rugby (from Athletic Park) 5. 0 The Salon Orchestra /-~6.15 Children’s Session: Songs for the Younger Listeners; Clumps; and Radio Magazine 6. 0 Tea Dance 7.30 Showcase: Music with Terry Vaughan. An Orchestral Programme with soloists Ngaire Crawford and Jim Greenlees (NZBS) 7.48 jJean MacPherson. in Verse | and Chorus, introduced by Fred Barker, with Allen Wellbrock (piano) (NZBS) * The Blue Danube 8.29 No Name, a new serial adapted from the novel by Wilkie Collins (BBe) 9.15 Lookout, by Professor H. R. Rodwell . 9.30 Design for Piano and Orchestra: Crombie Murdoch’s Orchestra from the Auckland Radio Theatre (NZBS) 10.16 Here’s Beryl Davis 410.30 Jazz at the Town Hall, compered. by "Turntable": Excerpts from a recent Wellington Jazz Coneert ‘"(NZBS) 11.20 Close down 2YVC 660 kc. 455m. 1. Op.m. Lunéh Music 2.0 Matinee: Opening with music by English composers 3. 0 Variety Bandbox (BRC) (a repeee of Wednesday’s. broadcast’ from 2YA) 4.30 Thirty-Minute Theatre 5. 0 Early Evening Concert y Ps Elizabethan Ayres: Donald Munro (baritone), with the Alex Lindsay String Quartet (NZBS) 7.30 Robin Hyde: A _ ecritical study hy Helen Shaw (NZBS) 8. 0 LOUIS KENTNER (English pianist) Choral Prelude: Now Comes _ the Gentiles’ Saviour Bach-Busoni Sonata in C Minor, Op. 13. ("Pathetique’’) Beethoven Four Ballades: No. 1 in G Minor, Op. 13 No, 2 in-F, Op. 38 No, 3 in A Flat, Op, 47 No. 4 in F Minor, Op, 52 Chopin During the Interval there willbe read-. ings. from ‘the works of Jobn Keats ‘(NZBS) Benediction de Dieu dans la Solitude Valse Impromptu Two Consolations, Nos. 1 and 5. La Campanella Liszt (From the Town Hall)

10.15 On Whimsical Notions: A reading from the papers contributed to the Spectator by Joseph Addison (NZBS) 10.22 Handel The Boyd Neel String Orchestra Concerto Grosso, NO,°12, Op. 6 / The Salzburg Mozarteum Orchestra con- |} ducted by Zoltan Fekete Jephta Suite arr, Fekete 41.0 Close down QYVD Meoeen enon 7. Op.m. Listeners’ Requests 10. O District Weather Forecast ; Close down | 2X GISBORNE . OID ke. 297 m Breakfast Session Mpistrict Weather Forecast See How They Run Motoring with Robbie Famous Entertainers Film Fanfare Heme Decorating Session Close down m, Teatable Tunes The Air Adventures of Biggles Mystery Stable Sports Results Hill-Billy Holiday Dancing Time Listeners’ Requests Rold Venture ‘ ZB Book Review (NZBS) Close down " Br es m. 9.4am. Morning Programme red de pay So + eo te -~@® £04 @> oa @ ray cs Oo oo 9.35 Imperial Lover 10. 0 Master Music } 12.0 Luneh Musig. }2. Op.m. Afternoon Programme | 2.45 Rugby Football | 5. 0 Children’s Session (Aunt Helen and / #jeofl) | 5.30 Pollyanna 5.50 Dinner Music | 7.30 Dick Barton 8. 0 Coronation Cavalcade / (From the Municipal Theatre) | 9.15 Lookout, by Professor H, R. Rodwell 9.30 Wellington Baroque Chorus: Music from, Coronation Services, conducted by Stanley Oliver, O.B.E., with String Accompaniment, Clement Howe (organ), and spoken, intro@uction by C, Foster Browne (NZBS) 40.140 Olive Luems: Song and Humour (NZBS) 10.30 Close down 2X ean |7. Oa.m. Breakfast Session : | 7.30 District Weather Forecast | 9. O Gardening Session (Bill Wilson) | 9.16 Rawiez and Landauer | 9.30 Popular Dance Bands | 9.45 Home Decorating Session ' 40. 0 Close down | 6.30 p.m. _Double Destinies i # 0 Popular Requests /7.146 Sports Results (Mark Comber) | 7.30 Ragtime Piano |7.45 Australian and N.Z. Artists /8. 4 Over to You (BBC) | 8.30 Popular Entertainers pos The Queen’s Men: The Heralds, the first of a series of talks about-some of the companies who take a_ traditional part in the Coronation (BRC) 9. 3 Songs from the Shows | 9.30 Play: By Candlelight, by Siegfried Geyer (NZBS) | 10.30 Close down

CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL The following programmes will be broadcast to correspondence school pupils by 2YA, and rebroadcast by 1YA, 3YA, 4YA, 1YZ, 2YZ, 3YZ and 4YZ: TUESDAY, JUNE 2 9. 4-9.30 am, CORONATION DAY PROGRAMME. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3 9. 4am. There Goes the Bell! 9.14 Use Your Eyes. ; , 9.22 Reading for S. 2. ; FRIDAY, JUNE 5 9..4 a.m. Music Appreciation, 9.19 Te Reo Maori. s

NATIONAL BROADCASTS Dominion Weather Forecasts YA and YZ Stations: 7.15, 9.0 a.m.; 12.30, . 6.25 and 9.0 p.m. _X Stations: 9.0 p.m. YA and YZ Stations 6. 0 a.m. London News. Breakfast Session (YAs only) . 0, 8.0 London News. Breakfast Session. 6.30 p.m. London News 6.40 National Announcements 6.45 Radio Newsreel (not 1YZ) & Ae National Sports Summary Local Sports Results mS Overseas ond N.Z. News 9.15 Lookout: A N.Z. Commentary on tInternational Affairs, by Professor H. R. Rodwell 11. 0 London News (YAs only)

Saturday. June 6

7. Oa.m Breakfast Session 8.0 Morning Requests 8.30 Sports Cancellations 9. 0 Down to Earth with Curly 9.15 songtime: Kate Smith 9.30 Piano Album: Bob London (Studio 9.45 Home becorating Session 10. 0 Close down 6.30 p.m. Percy Faith and his Orehestra 7. oO Tauber Tine 7.15 Sporting Review (Norm Nielsen 7.30 Hammond Organ Harmonies 8. 0 From Our Visitors’ Book 8.30 Variety Bandbox (BRE 9. 4 Celebrity Spotlight 10. 0 Dancing Time 10.30 Close down QrKN) abe 2h m. 7. Oa ayn Breakfast Session 9. 0 Calling all Sports (Add#n Paterson 9.15 Popular Ballads 9.45 Home Decorating (Anne Stewart) 10. 0 Close down 6.30 p.m. binner Music , Commodore’s Corner 7.15 Sports Results (Alan Paterson 7.30 Light Orehestral Concert 8. 0 Listeners’ Requests 10.30 Close down SNV/ CHRISTCHURCH 690 kc. 434m. 7.57 a.m. Canterbury Weather Forecast 9. 4 Every Man a Handyman: Laurie Harris talks about The Foundations for a Shed or Garage 9.20 The Organ and the Voice 10. 0 All Time Hit Parade (final broadcast) 10.30 Pevotional Service 12. O Lunch Music 1. Op.m. Association Football (From English Park) 3. 0 Rugby Football From Lancaster Park 4.30 Light and Bright 5.15 Children’s session: kidnapped* 5.45 Sports Results Listeners’ Requests 7.39 Music with Terry Vaughan, an orchestral programme with = solojsts Ngaire Crawford and dim Greenlees (NZBS) ) 7.48 The Duplieats (NZBS) 8. 0 Musica Cubana: Music in the 4.atin American. Style, . presented by Brian Marston; (Studio) 8.20 British Variety Artists 8.29 No Name, a hew serial adapted from the Novel by Wilkie Collins, dramatised in twelve parts by Howard Age (BRC) 9.15 Lookout, by Professor H. R. Rodwell 9.30 London- Studio Melodies (BBC) 10. 0 Sports Review Edmundo Ros and his Orchestra 10.45 Modern Dance Music 11.20 Close down BYS wnsronnen 1.0 p.m. Musical Programme 5. 0 Concert Hour 7.0 Alfred Deller (counter-tenor) 7ATZ Thurston Dart (harpsichord) / 7.30 The Lueck. of the Vails: Detective Work, by Ek. F. Benson (BBC ; 8.0 flizabeth Goble (virginals) / Prelude Gibbons Masque His Dreame; His Rest; Tower Hill; A Tove Farnaby 8. 8 Ronald Moon (viola) and Gwen. McLeod (piano). ; Sonata in G Flacton (First sonata written for viola, : printed about 1770) Sonata in G Minor Purcell, arr. Forbes and Richardson (Third of four recitals) (Studio) 8.24 NOLA SAUNDERS (contralto) Trees Shaw > The Wind’s Work Britten The Cherry Tree Gibbs | Lord Randall Scott | (Studio) 8.38 The London Chamber. Orchestra | Divertimento Berkeley | 8.55 Two Comedy Overtures ° : } The London. Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Eduard van Beinum Beckus the Dandipratt Arnold The Chicago Symphony Orchestra> Seapino Walton The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Ballet Music: Punch and the Child Arneil ~

: | 9.35 Portrait of Sir Edward Coke, 4 feature by H. A. L. Craig (BBC | 10.34 Albert Sammons and «he Liverpool Philharmonie Orchestra Violin Concerto Delius 141. 0 Close down 7 UES cane wg 7. Oam. Rousing Ramblings 8. 0 Saturday’s Choice: Requests 9. 0 Man About Town 9.30 Country Mail Bag 9.45 Home Decorating Session 10. O Close down 6.30 p.m. Melody Mixture | 6.45 \reund the Wards: Hospital Re- : quests 7. 0 Dusty Labels | 7.15 Sports Page 7.30 Crooners’ Corner 7.45 On the Light side 8.15 Melody on the Move 8.40 Gems from Opera 8. 3 Light Music Concert 9.30 Variety Bandbox (BRC 10. O Reflective Strains | See Close down BOYS SME 9. Bam. You Ask, We Play 12. 0 Lunch Music 2.0 p.m. First Sports Summary Matinee 2.45 Rugby Commentary (From Rugby Park) 4.45 Second Sports. Sunumary 5. pm Children’s session: Famous Fairy rales 5.30 Dinner Music 6.15 Late Sporting Information 7.30 Over to You (BBL) 8. 0 Experiment with Time 8.30 Olid Time Ballroom: sydney Thompson’s Orchestra BBC) ’ 9.15 Lookout, by Professor H. R. Rod- | well 9.30 The Wellington Baroque Chorus: Music from- Coronsétion Services, _conducted by Stanley Oliver, O.B.E., with string aceompaniment, Clement Howe (organ), and spoken introduction by C. Foster Browne (NZBS 10.10 Mantovani’s Orchestra and Robert Wilson 10.30 Close down AIP re0re. 364m 9. 4am. Orchestras and Ballads 9.30 Topics for Business Women: Journey Into the Ssun-Ceylon, a homecom"ing, hy Richard Hutchings (NZBS); flumorous Sketch, by Bob Lake 10. 56 Composer Corner 10.20 Devotional Service 10.45 Dunedin Jockey Club: Commentaries | throughout 1.0 Front Page Lady 411.30 Take It From Here (BBC). (a repetition of Monday's -broadecast from iYA 12. 0 Lunch Music 1.15 p.m. Association Football (From Caledonian Ground) « 3. 0 Rugby Football (From Carisbrook) 4.30 Light Opera and Musical Comedy 5.30 Donald Peers 5.45 Children’s session: Spare Thing Club, Kidnapped, and Pollyanna 7.30 Showcase: Music with Terry Vaughan, an orchestral programme with | reins! oeeue Crawford and Jim Greenlees NZBS) 7.48 T he Keynotes 8.0 Colin ss ag yr tte, Kalua Islanders (studio) 8.30 No Name: A new serial adapted from the novel by Wilkie Collins, drama- | tised in twelve parts by Howard Age (BBC) 9.15 Lookout, by Professor H. R. Rodwell 9.30 Dance Musie 10. 0 Sports Summary 11.20 Close down ZSYE, DUNEDIN 900 ke. 333 m. 10.45a.m. Light. Musie 215 p.m. The Real Mec oys 3.30 Classical Hour " Serenade in €, Op. 48 Tchaikoyski Concerto No, 2 in € Minor, Op. 18 Rachmaninoft- :

4.30, NR eres) ‘fhom-Gran@ Opera ©) 5. 0 nieert "Hour z : PP 6. 0 *Dinner* Music 7.0 Music from the Ballet The Dallas Symphony Orchestra conducted by Antal Dorati Graduation Ball Strauss The Royal Opera House Orchestra, Covent Garden, conducted by Hugo RignoldMam’zelle Angot Lecocq-Jacob The Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra of New York conducted by Efrem kurtz Pe mas. Khachaturian The ‘Welfare State: Has it Achieved a A Object? a talk by Dr. W. B. sSuteh (NZBS) 8.24 Waldemar Wolsing (oboe), Mogens Woldike ae me pig and =Alberto | Medécig (pellos eS OS da fn 444 «Minor, op. aN NO. i6 Handel 8.30 The Triumphs of Grianat Five Madtigals by early English eomposers in praise of Elizabeth I, sung by the Roy | Hill Madrigal Group, with poetry read- | ings by Peggy Walker, Michael Cotterill | and John Cuarson-Parker" (NZBS) . 9. 0 Lili Laskine (harp) and ‘Rene le | Roy (flute), with the Royal Philharmonic | Orchestra ‘condue ted by Sir Thomas. Beecham , Concerto in C, K.299 Mozart | 9.28 Arthur sehnabel- (piano) Moments Musicaux, Op. 94 Schubert | Sonata in A, Op. 101 Beethoven | 10.13 Bach : oe Elisabeth Schwarzkopf (soprano) and | the Philharmonia Orchestra conducted | by Peter Gellhorn ~ Cantata No, 51% Praise God in all} Lands The Stuttgart Chamber Orehestra Suite No, 3 in D 11. 0 Close down

: . ‘ INVERCARGILL 720kc 416m (9. 4am. Timi McNamara ; ; (9.15 Sports News 9.30 Variety (10. O Devotional Service 10.15 Australia Makes Music 10.45 Crusade 11. 0 Silvester’s Silver Strings 11.30 ‘Tunes of Today 12.0 Lunch Music 2. Op.m. Racing Summary 2.15 Matinee 4.45 Racing Summary 5. 0 Children’s Hour: Time for Juniors, — The Quiz, and Jennifer Visits the Pool of London, (BBC) 5.30 Race Results . Music for the Tea Hour 6.0 Pollyanna 7.30 London Studio Melodies Mantovani’s Orchestra with John McHugh (tenor) (BBC) 8. 0 The Accordeonotes | (Studio) 8.18 kenneth Werner (Australian baritone ) Pile Hands I Loved Woodforde-Finden So In Love Porter While My Lady Sleeps Straus Old Man River Kern (NZBS) 8.30 Old, Time Ballroom: Sydney Thompson’s Orehestra (BBC) 9.15 Lookout, by Professor H. R. Rod- ‘ well 9.30 The Wellington Baroque Chorus: Musie from Coronation Services, conductor Stanley Oliver, O.B.E., with string accomnpaniment, Clement Howe (organ) and spoken introduction by :C,; Foster Browne (NZBS) 10.15 Sporting Review / 10.30 Close down .

Saturday. June 6

Sports Results every quorter-hour from 11.0-5,15, Sports Summaries 12.45, 3.0, 4.45 and 6.30 p.m.

Sports yaar every quarter-hour from 11,0-5,1 Sports Summaries 12.45, 3.0, H 45 and 6.30 p.m.

AZB ctor? 6. Oa.m. Breakfast Session 8.15 Sports Preview (Bill Meredith) 9.0 Gardening Session (John Henry) 9.30 Three Hits and a Miss 9.45 We Travel the Friendly Road with Brother Dick gi pe@n 48-28 1ZB Happiness Club 10.30 Priority Parade 11.-0 ZB Radio Doctor: Dr, H. B. Turbott 11. 5 Hit Memories 4 11.15 Sports Results every Quarter Hour 12. 2p.m. Music Menu 12.46 Sports Summar . Q Saturday Varieties 0 Sports Summary 45 Sports ree te 30 Milestones in usic 45 ivory Men of Kumana EVENING PROGRAMME 6.0 Evening Star: Gene Krupa ‘6.15 ‘Melodies of the Moment 6.30 Radio Sports News 7. 0 Office Wife g2e Captive Kiwi Variety Time 8.0 On aoe Tonight 8.30 They Walk by Night 8.45 Overseas Releases 9.0. The Cruel Sea 9.30 Tonight We Dance 9.45 London Commentary 0..0 I Give and Bequeath (final broadcast) 0.15 Line Up 0.30 1ZB Evening Requests 2. 0 Close down ae

2ZB oe en 6. Qa.m. Breakfast Session 6.1 8.15 9. 0 9.15 9.30 9.45 10. 10.15 10.30 1,0 11.15. 1 er 12. 0 co Railway Notices Sports Ses3ion Rhythm Rendezvous Glenn Miller’s Orchestra Ballads of Today Ronnie Ronaide Gardening with Snowy Housewives’ Session (Marjorie) Morning Concert | ‘ZB Radio Doctor: Or. HB. "Turbott | Racing Results /every quarter hour Sports Cancellations: *« & Lunch Music 12.45 p.m. Sports Summary ety 2.0 3. 0 4.45 5.30 4 RB oRS CRB OBO a2 OOW RD DONNN DO NOOO; o8o Saturday Afternoon Variety Racing Summary Racing Summary News from the Zoo (C. Jd. Cutler) The Ivory Men of Kumana EVENING PROGRAMME Dinner Music Radio Sports News Office Wife Captive Kiwi Variety Time On Stage Tonight They Walk by Night Fred Astaire and Partners The Cruel Sea Popular Parade London Commentary From Our Overseas Library ZB Evening Requests Close down

7. CHRISTCRURCH 1100 ke, 273 m. | Oa.m,. Start the Day Bright 2 Breakfast Club (Happi Hill) 5 Sports Summary 0 Bright and Breezy 9. 0 For the Weekend Gardener (David Combridge) 9.80 Gift Quiz (Jack Gardiner) 10. 0 Treasury of Music 10.15 Movie Magazine 10.30 Anne Ziegier and Webster Booth 11. 0 ZB Radio Doctor: Dr. H. B, Turbott "11.15 Sports Results every quarter hour 11.30 Sports Cancellations 12, 0 Lunch Session : 12.35 p.m. Local Sports Cancellation 12.45. Sports Summary iS Light Variety 3. 0 Sports Summary 4.45 Sports Summary 5,15 Children’s Teatime Quiz 5,30 Sergeant ging | ‘ 5.45 Ivory Men of Kumana : EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 3 Wilbur String Ensemble oe ity Keeping Up with the World (Happi 6.30 Radio Sports News 7. 0 Office Wife

7.3Q Captive Kiwi 7.45 The Caravan Returns 8. 0 On Stage Tonight 8.30 They Walk. by Night 8.45 The Dreaming City 9. 0 The Cruel Sea 9.30 Saturday Mix 9.45 London Commentary 10. 0 Variety Time. 10.15 Jazz Club 10.30 For the Motorist, conducted by Harold Kean 11. 0 Late Evening Requests 12. 0 Close down 4ZB ute aw. 6. Oa.m. Breakfast Session 7,35 Morning Star 8.15 Sportscast 9. 0 Favourite Artists 9.30 Stars of the Airlanes 10.0 Yesterday’s Hits: 1934 10.30 Of Interest to Men 10.45 Teen Tunes Fern 11. 0 ZB Radio Doctor: Dr. H,. B, Turbott 11.15 Race. Results every quarter hour 11.30 Sports Cancellations and Postponements : 12. 0 Lunch Music 12.45 p.m. Racing Summary

0 Radio Variety 0 Southland Request Session 0 Racing Summary 5 Racing Summary 0 Reserved 5 Children’s Session From the Wonder Book of Knowe g@ gag Pwnmn > ® edge 5 Ivory Men of Kumana EVENING PROGRAMME Reserved Radio Sports News Office Wife Captive Kiwi They Were Champions On "ae Tonight They alk by Night Customers’ Corner The Cruel Sea Scottish Country Dances Stop Press Variety Dance Music from the Town Hall Rhythm on Record Further Music from the Town Hall Party Pops Close down 2a, PALMERSTON Nth. 940 ke, 319 m 7. Oa.m. Breakfast Session 7.30 District Weather Forecast 8.15 Sports Preview 8. 0 Good Morning Requests 9,30 Sports Cancellations 9.32 Keyboard Capers 9.45 Out on the Range 10. 0 They were Champions 10.15 Novelty Instrumentalists 10.30 Change in Tune 10.45 Hawaiian Harmonies 11. 0 Manawatu Racing Club: Jom-~ mentaries throughout : 11.10 Accent on Strings 11.25 Sports Cancellations 11.30 Light Vocalists and Instrumentalists 12. 0 Lunch Music 12.25 p.m. Sports Cancellations 12.30 Dominion Weather Forecast 12.45 Sports Summary 2.0 Afternoon Variety PR OINND SD bo bw w& 2228 OO &2n_@ osiooge pe 5 AOD we" 3.0 Sports Summary Rugby Football Relay 4.45 Sports Summary 6.15 Tenor Time. 6.30 Peter the Whaler 5.45 Popular Vocalists EVENING f ROGRAMME 6. 0 Teatime Tunes 6.30 Sports Roundup 7. 0 it Bet a Million 7.15 Manhunt 7.30 Captive Kiwi, 7.45 Vocal Duettists 8. 0 The Strange Life of Deacon Brodie 8.30 Variety Time 8.45 The Queen’s Hall Light Orchestra 9. 0 The Cruel Sea 9.30 District Weather Forecast 9.32 Saturday Night Requests 10.30 Close down

ltiestinntiieatinentined oe CRICKET A review of the day's play in the match Australia v. Sussex will be broadcast by the five Commercial Stations at 7,30 a.m.

In company with many of today’s great jazz men, Gene Krupa was one of Benny Goodman’s seleet band that pioneered swjng in the early thirties. A drummer of fantastic skill, Krupa has had some success with his own band sinee then and his appeared in many films and made numerous recordings. He will claim the spotlight from 1ZB today at 6 p.m. in "Evening Star." BY m te Fred Astaire recently refused a film role, saying the script made him out as a young man and Astaire says he is definitely not that, But his feet still keep tapping and make the younger dancers look to their laurels, His voice was never the greatest in the world but he always managed to put his, songs across with charm. He will be heard from 2ZB at 8,45 this evening. os Be a Joe Louis, Ben Hogan and Donald Budge were champions in boxing, golf and tennis--there are many other champions in sport, both past and present, and the story behind some of them is dramatised in "They were Champions," to be heard tonight and each Saturday at 7.45 p.m, from 4ZB.