Sunday, July 19

New Zealand Listener, Volume 29, Issue 730, 10 July 1953, Page 45

Sunday, July 19

IZM sooner som + er tes News from Home (BBC) 8. 4 Orchestral Music 9.30 From Opera 10. 0 Newton Citadel Salvation Army Band (Studio) 10.30 Concert Artists 411. 0 ANGLICAN SERVICE St. Barnabas’s Church Preacher: Rev. H. J. Steele — and Choirmaster: Donald Edgar | 12. 5 p.m. Continental Orchestras 12 \37 Accent on Melody 1.40 Music for the Piano 2. 0 Orchestral Concert 3. 0 BETTE SPIRO (soprano) By the River Moonlight Faure | Hymn to the Sun I Said Naught Should Fright& Me Here Bizet. Jewel Song (Faust) Gounod (Studio) 3.165 Wanda Landowska (harpsichord) Music by Couperin 3.30 The Boyd Neel String Orchestra Fantasia on a Theme by Tallis Vaughan Williams) 3.46 The London Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir conducted by Eduard van Beinum Polovtsian Dances (Prince Igor) | orodin | 4. 0 The Critics (NZBS) (a repetition of Thursday’s broadcast from tYC) 4.30 Sergei Rachmaninoff (piano) and the Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Eugene Ormandy Coneerto No. 1 in F Sharp Minor, Op. + Rachmaninoff 5. O Children’s Song Service 6.46 Late Afternoon Concert 7. 0 CHURCH OF CHRIST SERVICE Ponsonby Road Preacher: Rev. R. 8. Davis 8.6 Spring Song: Meryl Pow (soprano), Douglas Stock (baritone) and Alan Pow (piano) Gathering Daffodils (47 th Century Folk Song) arr. Sharpe Far in the Blue May Liebesfreud Kreisler Trade Winds Keel Swing Song Messager Marionette’s Dance Bourree Longmire As I Went A-roaming Brahe Eriskay Love Lilt Kennedy-Fraser In Praise of May ireland (Studio) ° 9.12 News in Maori 9.390 Metropolitan Opera Auditions of . the Air (VOA) 9.50 Epilogue (BBC) 10. 0 Close down UVC foe eeine 6.30 p.m. Early Evening Concert The Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Leopold Stokowski Overture in D Minor Handel Szymon Goldberg (violin) and the Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Walter Susskind Coneerto in C Haydn Solomon (piano) Sonata in D Haydn The London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham The Great Elopement Handel-Beecham 7.30 The Ring of the Nibelungs: The Rheingold, Part One of Four Parts of the Music aac oss Richard Wagner The Ring occupied Wagner for more than 26 years. While he was. still a conductor at the Dresden Opera, he became greatly interested in the ancient Scandinavian, Germanie and_ Icelandic Sagas. There resulted a poem, Siegfried’s Death, written in November, 1848. Then, While in exile, realising that one drama would be inadequate for the proper presentation of so vast a legend, he wrote another poem as an introduction, named Young Siegfried, in 1851. Similarly, the following year, he prefaced this with The Valkyrie, and this, in turn, with the Rheingold. Wagner then set to work upon the music in the proper order of the dramas, and by 1857 had completed the score to part of the second act of Siegfried. By this time even the undauntable Wagner had, as he termed it, grown tired of tg one silent score upon another, and e turned to what he considered the more practicable Mastersingers and Tristan. Not until 1869, encouraged by the atronage of the King of Bavaria, did resume, work on Siegfried. The entite Ring was eventually fnishea in 18 The Ring as a whole was first performed at Wagner’s own theatre at Bayreuth between August 13 and 17, 1874 40. 0 Close down

YD eet o m 10. Oa.m. Sacred Selections 10.15 In Lighter Vein 40.45 The Harry Breuer Group 41. 0 Sunday Morning Concert 42. 0 Lunch Music (-12.30p.m. Show Time $3 Bright and Lively | Sunday Siesta Melody Fare Music in the Tanner Manner Old Time Entertainers The Merry Macs Band Music Freddy Martin and his Orchestra Waltz Time Dinah Shore Sweet With a Beat The Red Streak Light and Bright Family Hour Continental Corner Music from the Shows Tuneful and Topical Have a Go (BBC) Musie of the People (BBC) (a ‘gape of Tuesday’s broadcast from 10. o ’ District Weather Forecast Close déwn BUDXGIN Bieber 8. Oam. Breakfast Session 9. 0 Dominion Weather Forecast 9..3 Northland Tidal Report 9..4 Who'll Buy My Fresh Herrings? A dramatised, reading of a story by A. Edward Richards, produced by Norman S. Henry (BBC) | 9.35 N.Z. Band Contest: B ise {unners-up, Lower Hutt, with N, Thorn (E-fat cornet) © (NZBS) 0.10 Relations Between Men and Women: | moet About Married Women at Work, : = wma 2g — | ! ) talk by John Johnson (NZBS) 10.15 Concert Pianists 10.30 John Charles Thomas 10.45 Organ Music from British Cathe--drais and Abbeys: Christchurch Priory, G. Tristram (organist) (BBC) 11. 0 Close down 6.30 p.m. For Our Younger Listeners The Snow Queen | 6.45 Junior Naturalists. (Crosbie Morri- | son) 7. 0 Concert The Prinee and the Princess (The Love of the Three Oranges) Prokofieff Excerpts from Carmen Bizet ’ Din Dan Boleran ; Trad. Arabeske, Op, 18 Schumann Romance in C, Op. 42 Sibelius 7.30 Alan Loveday: An interview with the N.Z. violinist (NZBS 8. 0 Variety Bandbox (BBC) 8.29 The Old Curiosity Shop (BBC) 9. 4 tert be WALKER (piano) Ludovic Variations Chopin (Studio) 9.30 Orchestral Serenade 9.40 To Ears That Hear: Devotions, by Pastor J. Smith, of the Congregational conre® (Studio) Close down AIDXAE rear e . Oa.m. Breakfast Session 9. 0 Dominion Weather Forecast 9.15 Symphonie Fragments 9.30 Swing Low, Sweet Chariot: Paul Robeson Personality Organist: George "Wright 10. 0 Sweetwood Serenaders 10.15 Return to India, a feature by Wynford Vaughan Thomas (BBC) 10.45 . Thomas Hayward with the Norman erie Orchestra QO ‘Salon Concert Players 11.15 Classical -and Otherwise: Artie Shaw 411.30 Going Places and Meeting People 12. 0 Lunch Serenade 12.30 p.m. Dominion Weather Forecast 12.33 Afternoon Variety 1.30 Ray’s a Laugh (BBC) (a repetition of yesterday’s broadcast from 1XH) Close down For Our Younger Listeners: The Great Gildersleeve, and Puss in Boots 6.30 Burl Ives Sings 6.45 Melodies Old, New, Loved and Neglected 7. 0 The Citadel 7.30 London Studio Melodies: The Melachrino week oc with the Peter Knight Singers (B hd co

> 6.20 Rosario Bourdon Symphony 6.45 Sidelights on Opera 8. 0 The Blue Danube 8.30 Impudent Impostor: Thomas Chatterton 9. : dine a Song in My Heart: Irving Serlin 9. Devotional Service: Captain Rix, of the Salvation Army (Studio) 10. 0 Close down lJ Y, 800 ke. 375m, 9. 4am. Popular Parade 10. O Piano Music of Ravel 10.16 John Charles Thomas (baritone), with the kingsmen 10.30 Poets Laureate: Professor J. Y. T. Greig talks about the life and work of Tennyson, With readings from his poetry (NZBS) 11. 0 As I Knew Him: A personal portrait of Delius by Eric Fenby (BBC) 11.14 Music by Delius 11.30 Band Music 12. 0 Midday Musicale 1. Op.m. Dinner Music 0 Twelve by the Mail: A masque based on a story by Hans Andersen (BBC) 2.30 Peter and the Wolf Prokofieff 0 From the Lawrence Tibbett Album 3.20 Famous Overtures 3.40 N.Z. Light Pianists «0 London Studio Melodies: Geraldo’s Orchestra, with the George Mitchell Choir (BBC) 4.30 Into the Parlour (BBC) 5. 0 Book Shop (NZBS) od © 6.45 In Reverent Mood 7. 0 PRESBYTERIAN SERVICE St. John’s Church : Preacher: The Rey. A. Salmond Organist: L. Somerville Choirmaster: H. Taylor 8. 5 Selections from Peer Gynt Suite Grieg 8.15 Variety Bandbox (BBC) 9.12 News Summary in Maori eae Music by Wagner 10. 0 Close down QVVlNsroke. 's26m 7.58 a.m. Wairarapa, Wellington City and Hutt Valley, and Marlborough Weather Forecast 8.45 News from Home (BBC) 9. 4 Musie for All 9.30 A Cloud of Sail: The story of the Cutty Sark, by Sy bess Donellan BBC) 10.30 Band Music 10.45 Quiet interlude 11. 0 ROMAN CATHOLIC SERVICE: St. Mary of the Angels Preacher: Father J. L. Kingan \ Organist: Phyllis Aldridge Choirmistress: Moira Dwver 12. 5B p.m. Melodies You Know 1. 0 Dinner Musie 2.0 Orchestral Concert: Rossini Overture: William Tell Ballet Music: La Boutique Fantasque * arr. Respighi 2.45 In Quires and Places Where They Sing: .The Choir of Westminster Abbey a Music by Purcell 3. 0 GEORGE AYO (bass): Jesus Ritoli Lord God of Abraham (Elijah) Mendelssohn All Praise to God Wagner Cast Thy Burden Hamblen (Studio) 3.16 Jascha Heifetz (violin) Suite in A Vivaldi-Busch Sevilla Albeniz Ruralia Hungarica No. 2 Dohnanyi 3.30 Theatre of Famous Authors: Four Fists, by F.. Seott Fitzgerald 4. 0 Sunday Serenade: The Wellington Studio bbe ee conducted by Terry Vaughan (NZBS 4.30 Organ Marcel Dupre 5. 0 Children’s Song Service: Rev. D. Jackson-Inglis and the Congregational Choir under A. Mill | 5.45 Radio Digest 6.15 Salon Music ae BRETHREN SERVICE: Tory Street a Preacher: J. S. Moir Organist: Miss L. Findlay Choirmaster: E, N. Coppin 8. 5 DAPHNE ELLWOOD (soprano) , To Spring Gounod Ecstasy Dupare Hindo Song Bemberg The Trout Schubert I Would I knew Schumann Where Lies the Way Brahme (Studio)

-_ 8.20 Arthur Rubinstein (piano) 8.32 The Berlin State Opera Orchestra Waltz Movements from The RosenKavalier R. Strauss 9.42 News in Maori 9.30 The English Singers Present for Sunday Listening, a programme including a folk song, a song with a smile, a song from Shakespeare, and a setting of the 23rd Psalm. The accompanist is Bessie Pollard, and the conductor Malcolm Rickard (NZBS) 10. 0 .ClBse down AYE WELLINGTON 5. O p.m. Concerto for You 5.35 Recitals 6.15 Short Story: ee ~% Pearls, by W. Glynne-Jones (NZ 6.33 Sunday Evening Overture: The Bartered Bride Smetana Excerpts from Act 4, Scene i, of Otello Verdi Symphony No. 99 in E Flat Haydn 7.20 SHIRLEY CARTER (piano) Ballade in G Minor, Op. 24 Grieg (Studio) 7.40 BBC World Theatre: Henry VIII, the play by William Shakespeare. The cast includes Catherine Lacey as Queen Katherine, Geoffrey Wincott as Cardinal Wolsey. and Bruce Belfrage as Kin Henry. Vill. The play was adapted produced by R. D. Smith, and the formal Ngee specially composed by Elisaseth Lutyens (BBC) (There will be an interval at approx 5) 10. O Close down 2QYD WELLINGTON 1130 ke. 265m, 7. Op.m. Band Music 7.30 Them Was the. Days 8.0 Time for Music (BBC) (a repetition of Monday’s broadcast from $YA) 8.30 Dad and Dave 8.45 Fred Hartley Plays 9.0 Hall of Fame ° 9.30 Oliver Twist (BBC) 0. O District Weather Forecast Close down 2G GISBORNE 1010 ke. 297 m. 8. Oa.m. Breakfast Session 9. 0 Dominion Weather Forecast 9. 3 Hospital and Old Folks’ Requests 9.45 Famous Overtures 10. 0 Ballads and Light Orchestras 10.15 N.Z. Band Contest: A Grade Championship Winners, Kaikorai Brass Band with the Kaikorai Quartet . (NZBS) 10.50 Theatre Mixture 11. 0 Close down 6.30 p.m. For the Children 1 @ Variety Bandbox (BBC) 7.30 Light Orchestras 7.45 Beauty That Endures 8.165 Concert Miniatures: Henry Weber’s Orchestra with WYOR) Carr (soprano) 8.30 As I Knew Him: A personal portrait of Delius, by Efic Fenby (BBC) 8.45 Tenor Time 9.3 FRANK BAXTER (piano) (Studio) 9.20 Quiet Time 9.40 Devotional Service: Ven. Archdeacon A. F. Hall of the Anglican Cburch " ($tudio) 10. Q0 Close down

NATIONAL BROADCASTS Dominion Weather Forecasts YA and YZ Stations: 7.35, 9.0 a.m.; 12.30, 6.25 and 9.0 p.m. X Stations: 9.0 p.m. YA and YZ Stations 7.30 a.m. Breakfast Session 8. 0 London News 1.30 p.m. BBC World Affairs Talk 6.30 London News (not 4YZ) 6.40 National Announcements (not 4YZ) 6.45 Radio Newsreel (not 1YZ and 4YZ) 8.45 Sunday Evening Talk 9. 0 Overseas News

Sunday. July 19

BVS adie Km 4am. Morning Programme 9:30 songs of Worship 9.45 Samuel Butier: A Talk by E. aad Forster (BBC) 9.58 N.Z. Band (SERA 1953: D Grade Bands, Portiand Boys (Champion), Wellington Watersiders, and R. Fay | (flugel horn) (NZBS) 10.26 Tenors, Baritones and Basses 41. 0 Music for Everyman 11.59 London Studio Melodies (BBC) 12.34 p.m. Dinner MuSic 1.43 London Studio Concerts The BBC Northern Orchestra conducted by Denis Wright Irish Rhapsody, No. 5 Stanford Suite in F for Small Orchestra Jacob (BBC) Viadimir Horowitz (piano) Hungarian Rhapsody, No. 6 Liszt The London Philharmonic Orchestra con--ducted by Sir Thomas Beecham Symphony No. 8 in B Minor (Unfinished) Schubert 2.45 Concert Miniatures (VOA) 2.53 Sunday Matinee: Going Places and Meeting People, and Over to You (BBC) 6. 0 Children’s session: Halliday Stories and Junior Naturalists 6.30 Recital for Two 6.57 for Your Library (NZBS) 7. 0 ANGLICAN SERVICE | St. John’s Cathedral Church Preacher: Very Rev. Dean O. S, 0. Gibson Organist and Choirmaster: L. S. Adam) 8. 5 The NBC Symphony Orchestra The Skaters Waltz Waldteufel Richard Tauber (tenor) Which Way Does the Wind Blow Phillips Morton Gould and His Orchestra Ay, Ay, Ay Freire Helen Jepson (soprano) with Chorus and Orchestra Lullaby Summertime (Porgy = and Bess) Gershwin The Kingsway Symphony Orchestra conducted by Camarata Come Back to Sorrento Curtis 8.25 Leo Gannaway (violin) and Marie Gannaway (piano) Piano: Concert Polonaise Fulton Violin: Allegro Fiocco + cpa Viennois Kreisier 0: ee Moszkowski in: Le Tambourin de la Reine Moffat Studio) 912 News Summary in Maori 9.30 Reflections es Epilogue (BBC) 10. 0 Close down x4P) NEW PLYMOUTH W370 ke 219M 8. Oam. Breakfast Session 9. 0 Dominion Weather Forecast 3. 3 Pipe Band Contest, 1953: A Grade Test City of Wellington (first) and Dunedin Highland Pipe Band (second) and A Grade Champions (NZBS) 9.30 Hospital Requests 10.30 Organ Music from British Cathedr#s and Abbeys: Bath Abbey, E. Maynard (organist) (BBC) 40.45 Vocal Interlude 41. 0 Close down 6.30 p.m. New Plymouth’s Younger Artists Richard Watts (flute), Peter Komlos (violin) and Michael Connell (piano) (Studio) 7. 0 The Worm That Never Turned: A lighthearted programme about silk and the silkworm, by Denis Mitchell (BBC) 7.30 Oscar Hammerstein 8. 0 Cavalcade of Music 8.30 Throne and People:: The Empire, and significant Royal visits since 1860, written by John Pudney (BBC) 9.3 GLENNYS McLEAN (mezzosoprano) I Know a Bank Down by the Sally Gardens Cuckoo Lullaby Love Me, I Love You The Bells of Christmas The Day’s End Shaw (Studio) 9.20 Sunday Serenade 9.40 Devotional Service: Rev, E. T. Olds of the Methodist Church 10.0 Close down 2>/\ WANGANUI 1200 ke. 250m. 8.0 am. Breakfast Session 9. 0 Weather Report 9.4 Encore 9.30 . K.S.A. Notes 9.40 The Andre Kostelanetz Orchestra

10. 0 Wanganui Sports Page (Norm Nielsen) 10.15 Mario Lanza. (tenor) 10.30 London Studio Concerts The BBC Northern Orchestra conducted by John Hopkins Overture; Alcina Handel-Jaoques Tamburino (Alcina) Dream Music (Alcina) j Handel-Whittaker Scenes Bohemiennes Bizet BBC) 11. O Close down 6.30 p.m. For Our Younger’ Listeners Stargazing, a talk about the Observatory; Storytime 7. 0 Over to You (BBC) 7.30 Freddy Gardner (saxophone) 7.45 Fred Waring’s Pennsylvanians 8. 0 Play: liassan, by James Elroy Flecker, adapted by O. A, Gillespie (NZBS) 9. 4 Laurel Perkins and Roy Jack (violins) and Peggy Scott (piano) The Golden Sonata Purcell (Studio) 9.15 Tenor Time 8,40 Devotional Service: Rev. R. W. Lupa of the Anglican Church (Studio) 10. Close down AKIN bs . Oa Breakfast Session Lt) " Weather Forecast 4 Going Places and Meeting People 30 Recent Releases 0. O Portrait of Sir Edward Coke: A feature by H. A. L. Craig (BBC) O Close down p.m. Children’s Corner 7. 0 London Studio Melodies: Mantovani’s . Orchestra with John McHugh (tenor) (BBC) 7.30 Nelson Newsreel 8. 0 Show Musie 8.15 Mansfield Park (BBC) 8.45 Orchestral Music by Delius 9. 4 The London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Walter Goehr Overture: The Immortals King Jeanne Behrend and Alexander Ketberine with The Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Leopold Stokowski Concerto for Two Pianos McDonald 9.40 Devotional Service: Methodist (Studio) 10. 0 Close down 5} CHRISTCHURCH 690 ke. 434m. 57 a.m. Canterbury Weather Forecast 4 Popular Classics .30 Intermezzo 0 Grand Canyon Suite Grofe 30 Oscar Natzka (bass) 45 Halina Stefanska (piano) 0 SALVATION ARMY SERVICE: Christchurch Citade Speaker: Senior Captain E. Briggs Bandmaster: Ken Bridge Song Leader: Ron Gray 412. 56 p.m. Famous Melodies 12.37 Concert Celebrities 1.0 Dinner Music 1.27 Canterbury Weather Forecast 2. 0 Band Music 2.30 (sh PE Opera Auditions of ~ Air (VOA) 3. 0 BBC Concert Hall (a Sepenon of Monday’s broadcast from 3YC) 4. 0 usic Album: Popular Ballads and Light Instrumental Music, presented by Mavis Kenley (piano), Grace Torkington (soprano) and a Goldsmith (flute) 8. 9. 9. 9. 1 11 s 415 Fred Waring’s i + Ae rans 4.30 Mansfield Park (BB (A repetition of S$ broadcast from 3YC) 5. 0 Children’s Service: Henry Sturge 5.45 Charles Williams and hiS Concert Orchestra, the Four Ramblers, and George Wright (Hammond organ) 7. 0 PRESBYTERIAN SERVICE: Knox Church Preacher: Rev. M. W. Wilson Organist and Choirmistress: V. Butler 8. 5 Music by Sigmund Romberg: The Norman Cloutier Orchestra, with Thomas Hayward (tenor) 8.20 CHARLES, D. SEALEY (bass). The Sea Gipsy Tewkesbury Road Floxgloves The Primrose Gown Head (Studio) 8.33 Alexander Borowsky (piano) Hungarian Rhapsody No, 1 Liszt 9.22 usic of the People (BBC) 9.52 The Epilogue (BBC) 10, 0 Close down

SYS Tere 5. Op.m. Concert Hour a) Jennings Takes the Cake (BBC) .30 concert Piano Pieces .57 BBC Concert Hall The BBC Symphony Orchestra with Kileen Joyce (piano), conducted by Sir, Malcolm Sargent | DAD Overture: The Bak "> aughan Williams Piano Concerto in A Minor Schumann | The Young Persons’ Guide to the Orchestra, Op. 34 Britten. (BBC) 7.55 La. Scala "Orchestra of Milan Overture: The Flying Dutehman Wagner | 8.5 The Rime of the Ancient Mariner: | The poem by Samuel Taylor Coleridge read by James Grant, of the Stratford-upon-Avon Shakespeare Memorial Company (NZBS) 3 The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra The Garden of Fand Bax 8.54 Gina Bachauer (piano) Toceata in G Bach-Busoni 9.10 St. John eanetes (Part 2) Bach ( C) 10. O Close down OHS 1160 iis Ans m. 8. Oam. Morning Music 9. 0 Dominion Weather Foreeast 9.4 N.Z. Band Contest: B Grade Runners-Up, Lower Hutt Civie and N. A. Thorn (E Flat Cornet) (NZBS) 9.40 John Charles Thomas with the Kingsmen 10. 0 Ballads and Light Orchestras 10.30 Musical Moments 41. 0 Close down 6.30 p.m. For our Younger Listeners 7. 0 Family Favourites 7.30 From Our 3DB Library 7.45 Scottish Session 8.0 Coronets of England: Life of Charles Il. 8.30 At Short Notice 8.45 For the Pianist 9.4 Concert Miniatures: Henry Weber’s Orchestra and Nancy Carr (soprano) (VOA) 9.75 Soliloquy 3.40 Devotional Service (Studio) 10. 0 Close down Be I ete me 9. 3am. Sacred Interlude 9.15 John Charles Thomas {haritone), with the Kingsmen 9.30 Calling all Hospitals 41. 0 For the Pianist 11.15 Tenor Time 11.30 Merry Moods 12. QO Dinner Music 1. Op.m. Band Music 2. 0 Encore Programme 2.30 Sunday Matinee 3.30 The Canterbury Tales: The Monk’s Tale and Nun’s Priest’s Tale (BBC) 4.30 Classical Requests 5. 0 Children’s Song Service: D. L. Woolf 5.30 Folk Songs and Dances 5.55 Going Places and Meeting People 7. 0 ANGLICAN SERVICE; Holy Trinity Church Preacher: Rey, K. G. Aubrey Organist and Choirmaster: J. Paterson 8.15 Come Into the Parlour (BBC) 9.10 West Coast Sports Results Men Behind the Melody: Johnny Mercer 9.45 At Close of Day 10. 0 Close down AWNY/\ eg eho pe ema News from Home (BBC) _ 9. String Time Hymns We Love 9.30 Brass Bands 10.0 ‘The Vienna gl omay fas pte Orchestra Symphony No. 5 in C Minor, Op. 67 Beethoven 10.30 Morning Star: Suzanne Danco 11. 0 BAPTIST SERVICE Caversham. Church Preacher: Rev. G. N. Garlick Organist: Joseph Reid 12. 0 Concert Celebrities 12.33 p.m. Dinner Music 2.0 BBC Pat AR: Hall (a repetition of $ Dyoadcast from 4YC) 3. 0 Howes (soprano) Folk Songs

3.15 ALAN MELDRUM (piano) Carnival Jest from Vienna Whims, Op. 12 Romance, Op, 28, No. 2 Novelette in A, Op. 21, No. 6 : Schumann (Studio) 3.30 Smoking (BBC) (a repetition of Thursday’s broadeast from 4YC) 4. 0 Tibor Varga (violin) 4.15 The Southern Counties Welsh Male Voice Choir 4.30 London Studio Melodies (BBC) 5. 0 Children’s Sunday Service |-~6.30 In the Reign of Gloriana (NZBS) 6. 0 Light Recitals r ae ROMAN CATHOLIC SERVICE St. Joseph’s Cathedral | 8. 5 The Philadelphia Orchestra Essay for Orchestra, Op. 12 Barber /-6B.13 Caribbean Folk Songs: Music from the West Indies played and sung by Cy rs a (BBC) ee and Amparo Iturbi (duoWiles ts) 4 ane Andalouse: Sentimiento Infante The Boston Promenade Orchestra Rhapsody McBride 15 Concerto for You +e Epilogue (BBC) oO. Close down a2NVS bee ANS 0 p.m. Early Evening Concert 0 Opera: Madame Butterfly Puecini .20 The Father of History: The final reading by John V. Trevor from the History of Herodotus, tracing the great Greek-Persian War to the Battle of Plataea (NZBS) 9.40 Pau Casals. (’cello) ; Suite No. 2 in D Minor (Unaccompanied) Bach (Suite No. 3 in C will be broadcast | cae 4YC on Wednesday at 10.8) Close down QD) 130 ln 9.30 a.m. Radio Chureh of Helping Hand 10. 0 Little Chapel of Good Cheer 10.30 ‘Timely Topies from the Bible 1 Voice of Prophecy 11.30 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter ow Saints Close down weer 9. 38am. Radio Concert Hall 70. 0 Hymns for All 1 1 8. 9. 9. 1 0.145 Musie of Chopin 0.30 Caribbean Foik Songs: Music from the West Indies played and sung by Cy, Grant (BBC) 10.45 Exploring N.Z.: Otago, a further talk by John Pascoe (NZBS) 11. 0 Symphony of Strings: Geraldo’s String Choir (BBC) 1.45 N.Z. Band 1963: D Grade Bands, Portland Boys (champion), Wellington Watersiders and R, Fay (flugei horn) (NZBS) 12.38 p.m. Dinner Musie 1.45 Weekend Magazine: Over to You | (BBC); Historie Flights, by Bertram Cornthwaite-The First Flight by the Wright Brothers (NZBS); Song AlbumRichard Tauber; Short Story-tThe Gun and Aunt Mildred (NZBS) New Releases 4. 0 Major Work The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Symphony No, 2 in C Minor (Little Russian) Tchaikovski 4.30 The Novel in N.Z.: Since 1939, by M. K. Joseph (NZBS) 4.45 John Charles Thomas and the King’s Men (VOA) 5. 0 Children’s Song Service 5.30 Kiwis Off Parade 6.0 "yg: arias Opera Auditions ot the Air (VO 6.30 SERVICE §t. Peter’s Church Preacher: Rev, L. C. Clements Organist: A. Woods .- Choirmaster: J. R. Wesney 7.30 Going Places and Meeting People 8. 0 Norman Walker (English bass) Yarmouth Fair arr. Warlock The Crocodile Twanky Dillo arr. Broadwood The Powder Monkey Adams NZBS) 8.46 The Lick of the Vails (BBC) 9.12 VEDA KELLOCK (soprano) There Sits a Bird on Yonder Tree Keel A Funny Fellow Head May Dew Bennett Ho Mister Piper Curran (Studio) 9.24 nies? One Man in His Time, by Blair NZBS) 9.52 The Eniloeue (BRC) 40. 0 Close down

Sunday. July 19

Weather Forecasts from ZBs:\Dom., 7.35 a.m., 12.30 p.m.; Dist,, 9.30 p.m.

Weather Forecasts from ZBs: Dom., 7.35 a.m., 12.30 p.m.; Dist., 9.30 p.m.

IZB we 0 7.30 a.m. Junior Request Session 7.35 Dominion Weather Forecast 8.45 Brass Band Parade (Bandmaster W. H. Craven) 9.15 The Friendly Road Children’s Choir 10. 0 Morning Concert 10.30 Sports Roundup (Bill Meredith) 11. 0 The Friendly Road Service of Song 12. 0 Listeners’ Requests 12.30 p.m. Dominion Weather Forecast 2. 0 Trial by Jury: A presentation of the Gilbert and Sullivan Opera from the Decca recordings made under the personal supervision of Bridget D’Oyly Carte and by permission of Bridget D’Oyly Carte and J. C. Williamson Ltd. 2.32 The Forgotten People (BBC) 3.30 The Humphrey Bishop Parade (first broadcast) > Music from the Ballet 4.30 Say It in English 4.45 Far Horizons: India, Garden of the East 5. 0 Diggers’ Session (Rod Talbot) 5.45 The Worst Journey in the World (Part 1) (BBC) EVENING PROGRAMME 6.30 The Sankey Singers 7. 0 Music by Antonini (VOA) 7.15 Ray’s a Laugh (BBC) 7.45 The Luck of the Vails 8.15 Educating Archie (BBC) 8. 0 Music at Nine: Radio Theatre Show, featuring the Auckland Studio Orchestra conducted by Oswald Cheesman 9.35 ZB Book Review 10. 0 Close down 2Z,.B WELLINGTON 980 ke 306 m. .30a.m. Breakfast Session . Oo Uncle Tom and his Children’s Choir .30 Services’ Session (Colin McKay) 0 Junior Request Session : 0. 0 Religion for Monday 0.15 American Favourites (VOA) 0.30 British Sports: Rugger (BBC) a, a —

11. 0 Bands on Parade 41.30 Sunday Artist 42. 0 Listeners’ Requests J 2. Op.m. The Slowest Journey in the World (BBC) 3.45 Far Horizons: Java, Garden of the 4.30 Say It In English (NZBS) 5. 0 Big Game Fishing: Mercury Bay 5.30 Children’s Programme: Peking, Life in a Chinese City (BBC) EVENING PROGRAMME Reserved Captain Cain (BBC) Music by Antonini (VOA) Ray’s a Laugh (BBC) Hidden Motive (BBC) Educating Archie (BBC) John McDonald (tenor) (Studio) Humphrey Bishop Parade (first broadcast) 9.35 ZB Book Review 10. 0 Close down 3ZB CHRISTCRURCH 1100 ke. 273 m. 7.30a.m. Junior Request Session 8.30 Styled for Sunday 9. 0 Uncie Tom and his Children’s Choir 9.18 Rotunda Roundabout (Lioyd Thorne) 10.15 Treasury of Music 11.45 Sports Interview (the Toff) 12. 0 Listeners’ Requests 2. Op.m. Radio Matinee’ featuring a presentation of the Gilbert and Sullivan Opera, Trial By Jury, from the Decca Recordings made under the _ personal supervision of Bridget D’Oyly Carte, of England, and by arrangement with Bridgét D’Oyly Carte, London, and J. C. Williamson Ltd. 2.45 Follow My Leader (Part 2) (BBC) © SHINN OD A-2Lh= @ o

| 3.45 Musicale | 4.30 Say It in English | 5. 0 Far Horizons with Bryan O’Brien: India, Garden of the East $ 15 American Favourites: Fred and his Pennsylvanians (WOA) ' 5.30 For the Children: Pilgrim Fathers in New England EVENING PROGRAMME Captain Cain (NZBS) Studio Presentation Music by Antonini (VOA) Ray’s.a Laugh (BBC) The Hidden Motive (BBC) Educating Archie (BBC) Humphrey Bishop Parade (first roadcast ZB Book Review 0 Close down 4ZB 1040 iia m, @ qooo = oa ZO OMINNDD a 7.30 a.m. Sacred Half-hour 8. 2 Breakfast Session 9. Sunday Morning Concert 9. 90 4ZB Junior Choristers 9.45 Reserved 10. 0 Around the Bandstands: Half an hour of Band Music 10.30 Melody Box 11. 0 Sports Digest 11.456 Orchestral Favourites : 12. 0 Your Favourite Choice 2. 0 p.m. Radio Matinee, featuring the | latest material from Overseas , 2.30 wit Follow My Leader (Part 1) (BBC 4. 0 Fred and his Pennsylvanjlans (VOA)

4.15 Children’s Choir (Studio) 4.30 Say It In English 5. 0 Diqgers’ Show 5.30 Jennings at School (BBC) EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 Captain Cain (NZBS) 6.30 Far Horizons: Java, Garden of the East (NZBS) 6.45 Reserved 7. 0 Music by Antonini (VOA) 7.15 Ray’s a Laugh (BBC) 7.45 The Luck of the Vails (BBC) 8.15 Educating Archie (BBC) 8.45 Reserved 9. O The Humphrey Bishop Parade (first broadcast) 0 ZB Book Review At Close of Day . O Close down 2L PALMERSTON Nth. $40 ke. 319 m. s92 a 8. Oa Junior Request Session 9. 0 Weather Forecast 9. 3 Sports View (Bob Irvine) 9.15 Chorus Time 9.30 Bandstand 10. 0 Ballads of Yesteryear bag 7 Background Music from. British ilms by Far Horizons: Siam, Garden of the 10.45 Light Pianists 11. 0 Music from Stage and Screen 11.15 Famous Operatic Airs 11.80 Music by Tchaikovski: The Philharmonia String Orchestra conducted by Issay owt rg Serenade in C, Op. 48

2. 0 Request Session 2.30 p.m. Dominion Weather Forecast Eye Witness — of Cricket: Ause tralia v. Middilese 2. 0 The of Britain: The Briton at School (BBC) 2.30 Fred Pennsylvanians ) 1 1 2.45 Recent Releases 3.30 38th Parallel (BBC) 4.30 Doreen Eglinton (piano-accordion) and Colin Eglinton (piano and claviolene) ; (Studio) 4.435 Songs by the Deep River Boys | 5. 0 Accent on Youth: Soloists, Brass | Band, String Orchestra and Choir from the North Boys’ High School : (Delayed broadcast) '5.30 For the Children EVENING PROGRAMME i 6. 0 At Short Notice | 6.15 Ivy Davis apagmamee iiiang -¢ Slave Song Del Riego Dawn, Gentle Flower Sterndale-Bennett A Child’s Prayer Thayer Peaceful Edward German (Studio) 0 Captain Cain (NZBS) ‘ 2 Music by Antonini oo 5 ° Ray’s a Laugh (BBC The Hidden Motive (pec) (final broadcast) 5 Educating Archie (BBC) 45 Drawing Room Favourites: Harry heroft (piano) (Studio) fe] Humphrey Bishop Parade 30 District Weather Forecast 32 Reverie .40 Devotional Service: Rev. Kenneth A. Beil of the quam Church 40. QO Close hee 0 OOOO w a n

CRICKET Reviews of play in the match Australia v. Middlesex, will be broadcast by Commercial stations following the Dominion Weather Forecasts at 7.35 a.m. and 12.30 p.m.