BROADCASTS TO SCHOOLS
‘MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 1.30-1.45- p.m. Music Appreciation, conducted by Ernest Jenner, Christchurch, 1.47-2.0 "The World We Live In," 2.45-3.-0 French Broadcast ta Schools. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 1.25-1.40 p.m, Here Lies Adventure: "Through the Looking Glass," Part 2, by Lewis Carrol, adapted by Lesley Farrelly, 1.40-2. 0 Commonwealth Exchange Programme: "Canada — Sockeye, > Best of Fish" (BBC), WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 ‘ ; 45 p.m. Rhythm for Juniors, conducted'by Jean Hay, Christchurch. 0 Storytime for Juniors; "The Hare and the Tortoise," by Allona Priestley, ; THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 1.30-2, 0 p.m. Singing Lesson with Studio Class, conducted by T. J. Young, Wellington. \ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 1.25-1.40 p.m. Music Appreciation, conducted by Owen Jensen, Wellington, 4 1.40-2. 0 Names That Made History: "George Washington" (BBC).
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 29, Issue 740, 18 September 1953, Page 39
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121BROADCASTS TO SCHOOLS New Zealand Listener, Volume 29, Issue 740, 18 September 1953, Page 39
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