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Wednesday, September 30

Lae 9.30 a.m. Music for Voices 10. 0 Devotions: Kev. Wm. M. Garner 10.145 Colin Horsley (piano) 10.30 Feminine Viewpoint: Background to ‘ the News, contributed ly the Geography Department, Auckland University College (NZBS) (f be repeated from 1YA at 7.15 tomorrow) ;,A Southland ‘Panel dis cusses What is Suilicient Leisure, and what would you do with it if you had it? (NZBS) 11.30 Music While Yeu Work : 12. 0 Lunch Music 2. Op.m. Highlights from Musical Comedy 2.30 CLASSICAL HOUR Sinfonia No. 4, Op. 18 J. C. Bach Concerto Gresso, Op, 3, No. 2 Geminiani Suite: The Faithtul Shepherd Handel-Beecham 3.30 Comedy Corner 3.45 Musie While. You Work 4.15 Continental Artists 4.30 Harold Williams. (baritone) 4.45 Keginald Foort (organ) | 5. 0 The Franz Winkler Trio 5.15 Children’s Session: Unusual Tales, by H. G. Wells; The Crystal Egg (BBC) 5.45 Singing Strings 6. 0 Market Reports 6. & Variety Artists 7. 4 For the Farmer (NZBS) 7.30 Auckland Scottish Pipe Band conducted by Pipe Major R. M. McLachan (NZBS) 8.0 Time to Sing: A visit to a remote sheep tarming community at Tinui. in the Wairarapa (NZBS) " Hugo Winterhalter and his Orchesr a 9.15 Talk in Maori 9.30 Bold Venture 10. 0 Melody Mixture 10.30 Close down TYG :220 RUCKLAND 12. 0 Solomon (piano) 12.15 p.m. THE NATIONAL ORCHESTRA conducted by Warwick Braithwaite Lunch Time Concert Overture: Mignon Thamas Four Movements from Serenade No, 4 Mozart Sheep May Safely Graze Bach-Walton Interludes from Carmen Bizet Excerpts from the Children’s Corner Suite Debussy Peer Gynt Suite No. «1 Grieg Marche Slave Tchaikovski (From the Town. Hall) 1.48 (approx.) Close down 6. 0 Dinner Music 7. 0 Charles Collins (organist) (Delayed broadcast from the Town Hall) J A Chapter in Musical Autobiography The final, programme in which prominent musicians talk about the music’ they like best: Dorothy Davies, Concert Pianist and Broadcaster, Wellington (NZBS) 8.0 Francis Rosner (violin) and Pat Towsey (piano) Sonatina, Op. 100 Dvorak (Studio) 8.16 Gerard Souzay (baritone) Lieder by Brahms 8.30 The British Overseas; fRaillles of Singapore, by Colin Wills (BBC) . 5 The Minstrels, conducted by Harry Woolley, with Alan Pow (accompanist) If My Complaints Could Passions Move Dowland Take Heré My Heart Walker The Violet Mozart-Clements Like to the Damask Rose 3 Eigar-Woodgate Aubade Ireland When Daisies Pied Arne-Robinson. The Lass with the Delicate. Air 7 is rne-West : Quindry Bay Foulds (Studio) The Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Hans Benda Concerto Gross No, 28 Isobel Baillie (soprano), with the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by’ Sir Malcolm Sargent Recit: O Let Eternal Henours Aria; From Mighty Kings Alfred Sittart (organ) and the Berlin Philharmonic. Orchestra conducted — by Leopold Ludwig Concerto No, 10, Op. 7, No. 4 10. O Belief in God: A discussion between Professor G. EE. Hughes, Professor of Philosophy, Victorla University College, and John Bowden, J.P., of Sydney, Leeturer for the Rationalist Association NZBS (A repetition of 1YC’s broadcast on September 1) : R 10.30 Close down

9.4 imperishable Stories: Caprice, by 40. 0 Children of Night YD ,9AUCKLAND ke, 240 m 6. Op.m. Modern Light Orchestras ~ 6.15 Popular Parade 5.45 The Sammy Herman Trio 6. 0 Hill-Billy Harmonies 6.15 Crusade 6.30 Light and Bright 7.0 Listeners’ Requests 10. O District Weather Forecast Closé down IXN .,)VHANGAREI | 309 7. Oa.m. Breakfast session 7.45 Weather Report and Tides 8.0 Junior Request Session 9. 0 Women’s News. from Town (hosemary ) 9.16 True Confessions 9.30 The Intruder 9.45 January’s Daughter 10. 0 close down 6.30 p.m. Latin Americana 6.45 Melodies of the Moment . 0 Handful of Stars 7.15 Dreaming City 7.30 Tunes for Everybody 8. .. PETER COOPER (N.Z. pianist) irst half of a Public Concert Adagio in B Minor, K.540 \ Minuetto, K.355 Gigue, k.574 Mozart Sonata in € Minor, Op. 10, No. 1 Beethoven Nocturne in B, Op.\32 Mazurka in F Sharp Minor, Op. 6 Mazurka in B Flat, Op. 6 Mazurka in F Minor (Op. Posth.) / Polonaise m A Flat, Op. 53 Chopin © (From ..the Town Hall) 9. 4 Bits and Pieces:’ Anecdotes and stories from the music world 9.26 Old Time Ballroom: Sydney Thompson’s, Orchestra (BBC) 9.50 Play: Many Parts, by Ronald Parr (NZBS) 10.30 Close down XH... t{AMILTON 0. ke. 229 m. = Oam. Breakfast Session Weather Report 8. 0 Musical Mailbox: Te Awamutu 9.30 Favourite Ensembles 9.45 Reginald Foort (organ) 10.°0 The Golden Colt 10.16 Reserved 10.30 Trumpets in the Dawn 10.46 Guy Mitchell Sings 11. 0 Women’s Hour (Valerie): Shoppers’ Guide; The Dreaming City; Local Interview; Film and Theatre News; United Nations Guide Book 12.0 Lunch Music 12.30 p.m. Dominion Weather Forecast 12.33 Report from Ruakura, by John Gerring : 1.0 Contemporary .Conductors 1.15 Keyboard Duettists 1.30 Lelia of Four Winds 1.45 Tenors and Baritones 2.0 Close down 6. 0 Harmonica Soloists 6.156 ‘brama of Medicine 6.30 -Turntable Rhythm oe Cuban Style Z Reserved 7.15 Manhunt 7:30 Fun and Festivity 7.45 Starlight Serenade 8.0 =The Court of St. James, a feature by Colin Wills (BRC) 8.30 Hedy Biland (violin) and Gordon Orange (piano) Sonatas Nos. 10 and 11, Op. 5 Corelli (Studio) Alexander kuprin, adapted by Oliver A. Gillespie (NZBs) 9.30 London Studio Melodies: \Mantovani’s Orchestra, with John Mcflugb (tenor) (BBC) 10.30) Close down TVD occ ROTORUA 375 m. 9.30 a.m. eins Gf Banner Street 10. 0 in Quiet Mood \ 90.16 Pevotional Service 10.30 At the Piano: Hialina Stefanska 10.45 Music While You Work 44.16 Conducted by Arthur Fiedler 411.30 Robert Irwin (baritone) }

11.46 Piano Duettists 12. 0 Luneh Music 2. Op.m. Music While You Work 2.30 William Hannah (accordion) 2.45 Gracie Fields 3. 0 Columbia Light Opera Company 3.15 Classical Music Symphony No. 3 in E Flat, Op. 55 (Eroiea) Beethoven 4.5 Children’s Hospital Session 4.30 Happy Harmonies 4.45 Presenting Mel Blanc 5. 0 For Our Younger Listeners: The Drowsy Dormouse; The Young Marooners, Quiz and Choir 6.30 Music Light and Bright 6. 0 Dinner Music 6.45 Melody Time: The Douglas Sisters and Roi Don (piano) (NZBS) . 0 Smilin’? Through; Melodies from Ireland 7.30 Frenchman’s Creek 8. 0 Ballad Recital John McDonald Menor) At Dawning Cadman Listen Mary Brahe Into the Night Edwards Over the Mountains Quilter Smilin’ Through Penn (NZBS) 8.14 Journey Into Vienna 8.30 Dramas of the Courts 9.15 Talk in Maori 9.30 The Story of George Gershwin 40. 0 Khythm on Record Digest 10.30 ¢Close down OYA WELLINGTON 570 ke. 526 m. 6.30 a.m. Local Weather Conditions 7.58 Wairarapa, Wellington City and Hutt Valley, and Mariborough Weather Forecast * 9.30 Morning Star: Raya Garbousova 9.40 Music While You Work 10.10 bevotional Service 10.30 . Hester’s Diary 41. 0 Women’s Session: What Is SuMfcient Leisure, and What Would You Do With It If You Had It? a discussion by Mrs; E..N. Young, Mrs. O]ga Sansom, Mrs. T. M. Watson and Miss Elsie Nelson (NZBS) 11.30 Time for Music (BBC) 12.0 Luneh Music While Parliament is being broadcast the programme from 2.0 to 5.45 will be heard from 2YC, 2. Op.m. CLASSICAL HOUR Overture: Mignon Excerpts from Faust ' Gounod 3.0 A Man and his House 3.30 Music While You Work 4.0 Drama 4.30 Music from Latin America 5. O Musie on Strings 5.15 Children’s Session: Nature Question Time 6.48 = Popular Parade 6. 0 Tea Dance 6.19 Stock Exchange Report Se Produce Market Report 13 Gardening Talk: W. G. Stephen answers listeners’ questions While Parliament ts being broadcast the programme from 7.30 until 10.30 will be : heard from 2YC 7.30 The N.Z. Hit Parade (NZBS) ; 8. 0 Time to Sing: A visit to a remote Sheep Farming Community at Tinui in the Wairatapa (NZBS) 8.44 Johnny Gooper and his 9 Range Riders (NZBS) ‘ : 9.15 ralk in Maori 3.30 Gathering of the Clans (Studio) -10. 0 Tony Noorts and his Band (From the Majestic Cabaret) 10.30 Close down 210 SVELLINGTON, 6. Op.m.. Early Evening Concert 6. 0 Dinner Music as O Lesley Andersen (violin) and Ernest Jenner (piano) Sonata in G Bantock (NZBS) (Final in series) bes

While Parliament its being broadcast the «programme from 7.30 until 10.30 will be heard from 2YX, operating on 1400 kilocycles, 7.32 Andres Segovia (guitar) Tarantella in A Minor CasteInuovo-Tedesco Two Studies Villa-Lobos Fandanguillo : Turina 7.45 Foundations of Mental Health (NZBS) 8. 0 The Paris National Opera Theatre Orchestra Suite: Namouna Lalo 8.30 Time for Verse, the first of three poetry notebooks edited and introduced by Patric Dickinson. Readers: Marjorie Anderson and John Laurie (BBC) 8.45 The Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Sir William Walton Scapino: A Comedy Overture Walton Frederick Riddle and the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sir William Walton Viola Concerto Walton Peter Pears (tenor) and Dennis Brain (horn) with the Boyd Neel String Orchestra conducted by Boyd Neel Serenade for Tenor, Horn and Strings The Boyd Neel String Orchestra Simple Symphony Britten 10. 0 The Memoirs of Benvenuto Cellini A programme of readings (NZBS) 10.14 The New Italian Quartet | String Quartet in D Boccherini 10.30 Close down 2D, WELLINGTON, 7. Op.m. Accent on Rhythm 7.30 Pollyanna 8. 0 Premiere 8.30. Over to You (BBC) 9.0 A Young Man With a Swing Band 9.30 Black Museum 10. O District Weather Forecast Close down . XG 1010 GISBORNE, =. 7. Oa.m. Breakfast Session 7.30 District Weather Forecast 9. 0 Feminine Viewpoint (June Irvine) -6©9.16 Rivertown 9.30 A Man Called Sheppard 9.45 #£‘The Intruder 10. O Close down 6.30 p.m. ‘Tea Table Tunes 6.45 Surprise Endings ‘ 7. 0 Winifred Atwell at the 7.16 Alias Dusty Logan 7.30 Popular. Vocalists 7.45 Time for Rhythio 8.2 Gisborne Cattle Pair. 8.4 News, Views and Interviews 8.15 bad and Dave 8.30 Musical Comedy Stage: Tangerine 9. 3 The John Charles Thomas Show 9.18 Victor Silvestey’s Harmony Music 9.30 Piay: The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse, by Barre Lyndon, adapted by : Betty Roland (NZBS) 10. 0 Old Time Ballroom: Sydney Thompson’s Orchestra (BBC) 10.30 Close down LISTENER SUBSCRIPTIONS may be sent direct to the Publisher, ,P.O. Box 2292, ty tent Twelve months, 20/-; six months, All programmes in this issue are copyright to The Listener, and may not be reprinted without permission.

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yal) 860 uc NAPIER 349 m 9.3U a.m. Housewives’ Choice 10. O Dbevotionai Service 10.18 Master Music 10.45 Home Science Talk: Recipes of Stuffings for Meat and Fish 471. 0 Music While You Work 41.39 American Half-hour 412. 0 Lunch Musie 2. Op.m. Music While You Work 2.30 Light Orchestral Musie 3. 0 John Charles Thomas (baritone) with the King’s Men 3.15 Classical session Symphony No. 38 Bax 4. 0 Hester’s Diary 4.30 Music from the Movies 5. 0 Children’s session: The Search for the Golden Boomerang; Highwayman’s Hill (BBC) 6.35 In Strict Tempo 6. 0 Dinner Music y a | After Dinner Musi¢ 7.15 Hawke's Bay-Poverty Bay Livestock Market Report 7.30 The Berlin Philbarmonic Orchestra Léonora Overture, No. 3, Op. 72A Beethoven Benno Moiseiwitsch (piano) Refrain de Berceau West Finnish Dance Palmgren Ballade No. 1 in G Minor Chopin The Halle Orchestra Rhapsody: A Shropshire Lad Butterworth 8. 6 JOYCE PARKHILL (soprano) Silent Noon Vaughan Williams Arrogant Poppies Five Eyes Gibbs O.That It Were So Bridge Twilight Fancies Delius (Studio) 8.21 A Chapter in Musical Autobigraphy, Frank Callaway, recently Director of Music, King Edward Technical \College, Dunedin, now Reader in Music, University of Western Australia (NZBS) 9.15 Talk in Maori 9.30 Strife: A new Mee of the plex. by John Gatsworthy (BBC) 10.30 Close down OXPNEW PLYMOUTH 7. Oam. Breakfast Session 7.30 Disteisgs Weather Forecast 9. 0 Around the Town with Ena Cart: wright 9.15 ge of Four Winds (first broadcast 9.30 The Dark God ~ 9.45 The Amazing Simon Crawley 10. 0 Clase down G-29 9- . Children’s Session 7. Hill-Billy Roundup » 715 a Dossier -on-Dumetriug (last broadcas 7.30 Merry Melodies 7.46 The Skyrockets’ Orchestra 8.1 Ri.S.A. Notices, 8.5 New Plymouth Museum: Dr. Roger Duff, Director of the Canterbury Museum, discusses the possibilities of the Taranaki collection 8.15 Taranaki Hit Parade 8.46 Regimented Recollections: Village Day in Pakistan, another talk by Peter Green (NZBS) 9. 3 The London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Anatole Fistoulari Swan Lake, a Ballet in Four Acts Tchaikoyski 970.30 Close down : OKA oh ANGANUL | 7. Oa.m. Breakfast Session Kiar 4 Weather Report L Homemakers’ News and Views 9.15 My Love Story 9.30 Reserved 9.45 The Bishop’s Mantle 410. 0 Close down ; poe we The Marton Programme 7.0 Trumpets in the Dawn 7.15 Songtime: The Sentimentalists 4 4 Pianotime: Charlie Kunz Hits from the Shows . 0 Report on Wanganui Stock Sales London Theatre Orchestra 8.15 e Island Trio (Studio) 830 The Adventures of the Scarlet _ Pimpernel 9.4 Take It From Here (BBC) 25, Scottish Country Dances Popular Vocalists 410.0 The Orchestras of the Skyrockets yt Buddy- Featherstonhaugh | 10. Close down

2XN 1340 )NELSON,,, m, 7. Oam. Breakfast Session 7.30 District Weather Forecast 9. Oo Shopping with Val 9.15 New Releases 9.30 The Story of Dr, Kildare 10. QO Close down 6.30 p.m. Bring on the Hits 6.45 Toralf Tollefsen (accordion) 7. 0 Jamaica Inn (new serial) 7.25 Film Fantasy 8. 0 Dad and Dave 8.30 Listening Time; Fred Waring’s Pennsylvanians 8.45 Concert Miniatures: Henry Weber Orchestra, with Nancy Carr (soprano) (VOA) 9. 4 Light Instrumental Concert 9.30 Bold Venture 10. O Danceland 10.30 Close down 3 CHRISTCHURCH 690 ke. : 434 m.. 7.57 a.m. Canterbury Weather Forecast 9.30 Short Pieces for Full Orchestra 10. 0 Mainly for Women: A_ Southland Women’s Panel discuss the question What Is Sufficient Leisure, and What Would You Do With It If You Had It? (NZBS) : 10.30 Devotional Service 10.45 Music While You Work 11.15 Richard Tauber (tenor) *, 11.30 Two RKhapsodies for Saxophone and Orchestra 11.45 Jazz Menu 42.0 Lunch Music 1.23 p.m. Canterbury Weather Forecast 2.0 Mainly for Women: Producing a Play, by Robert Young (NZBS); Anyone Can Address a Meeting, by Phyl Wardell, (NZBS) 2.30 Music While You Work 3. 0 CLASSICAL HOUR String Quartet ip C, Op. &8& M. Haydn Piano Trio in. E Minor, Op. 90 (Dumky) Dvorak 4,0 The Real MeCoys 4-90 Pianb Time 4. Comedy Corner 5.0 Light Orchestras 5.15 Children’s Session: Jeanne and Story Time; Kidnapped 5.45 Gordon Jenkins, his Orchestra and Chorus 6. 0 Light Music 7.15 Addington Stock Market Report 7.30 Book Shop (NZBS) 7.50 Piano Moods by Diana Lynn 8.0 # Time to Sing: A visit to a remote sheep farming community at Tinui, in the Wairarapa (NZBS) 84 Film Music by Richard Addinsell 9.15 Sports Magazine (NZBS) | 9.30 3YA Studio Orchestra conducted by Hans Colombi Selection: Eva Lehar Granada Serenade Albeniz Hymn to the Sun (Le Coq D'Or) Rimsky-Korsakov | Rhapsody: King Orry . Wood 10. O Music for Moderns 10.15 In Quiet Mood 10.30 Close down SYCSHRISTCHURCH 5. Op.m. "Concert Hour 6. 0 Dinner Music 7. 0 Feathered, Furred and_ Finny: Songs and Legends of Sea Creatures, final programme by Reta Wootton (contralto), Grahaeme Johnson (bass), John Seott (tenor), Natalie Taylor (piano), Wynyard Cobby (narrator) and Myra Thomson (soprano), who arranged and ‘produced the series (Studio) 7.18 The BBC Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Arturo Toseanini Symphony ‘No. 6 in F, Op. 68 (Pastoral) Beethoven 7.56 Georg Kulenkampf ‘(violin) and Georg Solti (piano) Sonata No. 1 in G (Rain) Brahms 8.22 A Chapter in Musicai Autobiography: ¢. Foster Browne, Organist and Choirmaster, Christchureh Cathedral (NZBS) 852 Peter Dawson (bass-baritone) and Male Chorus Songs of the Sea, Op. 91 Stanford 9. 7 NBC Svinphony Orchestra, conducted by Guido Cantelli Symphony: Mathias the Painter Hindemith

9.34 The Road to Nationhood: The Journey Begins, the first of a series that describes how representative government was won for N.Z, (NZBS) 10. 0 Gina Bachauer (piano) and the New London Orchestra, conducted by Alec Sherman Rhapsodie Espagnole Liszt-Busoni 10.14 Personalities and Power; Abraham Lincoln, by F. L. Combs. (NZBS) Sag talk in the series on Monday a 0 5) 0.30 Close down SX 1160 ,JIMA RU 258 m. 7. Oa.m, Breakfast Melodies 9. 0 Good Morning, Ladies 9.15 The Renegade 9.30 The Bishop's Mantle 9.45 Delia of Four Winds 10. 0 Close down 6.30 p.m. Something Sentimental 6.45 Reserved _ 7. 0 Vocalistes on Wax / 7.15 Gardening Session 7.30 Popular Musie 7.45 Keyboard Rhythms 8. 5 Farmers’ Weekly News Service 8.10 Prisuuer at the Bar: Edgar Lustgarten tells the story of the trial of William Herbert Wallace (BBC) 8.40 MAY MOFFATT (soprano) Gentle Maid in I1fe’s Sweet Morning Children’s Pleasures Dear Placid Vale : Desire for we the Mozart (Studio) . 3 Time for Music (BBC) .35 Latest on Record 0. 0 Soft Lights and Sweet Music 0.30 Close down 9V7, ,,GREYMOUTH 0 ke. 9.45 a.m. Morning Star: Benno Moiseiwitsch 1 10. O Devotional Service 10.18 The Lilian Dale Affair 10.30 Music While You Work 411. 0 Home Science Talk: Recipes of Stuffings for Meat and Fish = ¥y? 11.16 Round the British Isles : 11.46 Comedy Corner 12. 0 Lunch Music 2. Op.m. Classical Music Excerpts from Rigoletto ~ Verdi 23200 2.30 In Sentimental Mood 3. 0 Musie While You Work 3.30 From Opera and Operetta 4.0 The Burtons of Banner Street 4.12 Chorus and Orchestra 4.45 Strike Up the Band 5. 0 Children’s session; Kidnapped; Let’s Talk About Things 5.30 Dinner Musie 6. 0 My Son, Tom 7.3 What We've Done to the Land: Primitive Landscape, by Professor L. W. MeCaskill (NZBS) 7.35 A Case for Cleveland 8. 0 Victoria Kingsley, English Folksinger and guitarist 8.15 Take It From Here (BBC) 8.45 Anniversary of the Week 9.15 A Chapter in Musical Autobiography: John Ritchie, Leeturer in Musie, Canterbury University College (NZBS) 9.49 The London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Wilbelm Furtwangter Symphony No. 2 in D, Op. 73 Brahme 10.30 Close down DUNEDIN 780 ke. 384 m. 9.30a.m. Music While You Work 20.10 | Instrumental Interlude 410.20 Devotional Service ~690.88 Front Page Lady 41. 0 Topics for Women: What is Sufficient Leisure and What Would You do if you had it? (NZBS3) (11.35 Conductor of the Week: Constant Lambert 12. 0 Lunch Music 2. Op.m,. David Rose’s Orchestra and Anthony Strange (tenor) 2.30 Music While You Work 3. 0 The Ambassadress 3.30 CLASSICAL HOUR *Cello Sonata in DP, Op. 102, No, Q Beethoven Quintet for Piano and Strings Bloch 4.30 Scottish session : 4.45. In Strict Tempo 5. 0 Tea Table Tunes 5.30 ~ Children’s session; Junior Newwsreel 6. 0 Pollyanna 6.15 Produce Market Report

6.20 Sporting Briefs: Weight Lifting, by Mark scott (NZBS) 7.6 Burnside Stock Market Report 7.20 Country Calendar (Stan Whyte),. Man and the soil-The Soil and the Health of Man, by Sir C. Stanton Hicks, Professor of Human Physiology and Pharmacology, University of Adelaide (BBC); History of Grasses and Clovers --Subterranean Clover and Annual Clovers, another talk by G. S. Harris (NZBS) 8.0 Time to Sing: A visit.to a remote sheep farming community at Tinui in the Wairarapa (NZBS) : 8.41 The Andre Kostelanetz Orchestra Portrait for Orchestra: Mark Twain Kern 9.15 Music Hall Variety 9.30 Bold Venture 10, OQ Rhythm Parade (‘‘Scrutineer’’) 10.30 Close down 4YC 900 ,UNEDIN,, 5. O p.m. Concert Hour ‘ 6. 0 Dinner Music 7.0 The World of Opera: Excerpts from Die Meistersinger and Die Gotterdammerung, by Wagner 7.30 The Royal Opera House Orchestra, Covent Garden, conducted by Warwick Braithwaite Ballet Music: Cinderella Prokofieff 8. 0 Mansfield Park, the first episode of an adaptation of the novel by Jane | Austen (BBC) : 8.30 The Boyd Neel String Orchestra The Lark Ascending Vaughan Williams (Soloist; Frederick Grinke) / Variations on a Theme of Tehaikovskl, Op. 35A Arensky 8.59 Lola Bobesco (violin) and Jacques Genty (piano’ Sonata in A, Op. 13 Faure 9.22 Suzanne Danco (soprano) Trois Chansons de Bilitis Le Promenoir des deux Naiades Debussy 9.36 The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Herbert von Karajan Symphony in C (The Great) Schubert 10.30 Close down AND 1430 DUNEDIN | 6. Op.m. Tunes of the Times 6.30 C.Y.M. Presents Father Bennet’s Talk 6.45 Hour of St. Francis bee Smile Family 8.°O Studio Hour 8.45 Recent Releases 9.30 Bringing Christ to the Nations 10.0 Otago Hit Parade : 10.30 Close down AYT INVERCARGILL, 9.30a.m. Salon Music 10, O Devotional Service 10.18 The Country Doctor 10.30 Music While You Work. . 11. 0 Women at Home: The Legend of Kathie Warren; Landscape Architecture: Planning for he by Mary Lysaght ( Sy 11.30 Morning Star: Benno Moiseiwitsch 12..0 Lunch Music 2. 0p.m. The Lilian Dale Affair 2.15 Music of Haydn Andante and Rondo from Trumpet Concerto Divertimento in G Symphony No. 39 in G Minor 3.0 ‘Songs of the Past 3.15 Rawiez and Landauer (duo pianists) 3.30 Musie While You Work 4.0 Comic Cuts 4.15 Theatre Memories 4.30 English Radio Stars 5. 0 Children’s Hour: Time for Juniors; Alice in Wonderland 5.30 Music of Lehar 6. 0 Jones Junior 6.12 Recent Releases 7..0 After Dinner Music 4 Film Review .30 Southland Hit Parade 8. 0 Prisoners of Silence, a documentary about the work done by the Titirangi School for Deaf Children, and .the N.Z, League for the Hard of Hearing (NZBS) 842 With a Song in My Heart: Jane Froman 9.15 Victor Young's Singing Strings 9.30 Looking Back: Records in Retrospect 10. 90 Concert Celebrities 10.30 Close down

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District Weather Forecast from ZBs; 7.30 a.m., 1.0 6.m. and 9.30 p.m.

| ZB 1070 aetee Sa m, 6. Oa.m. Breakfast Session 9. 0 Morning Session (Aunt Daisy) 9.30 Singing Strings 9.45 We Travel the Friendly Road 10. 0. Doctor Paul 10.15 Mask of Fate 10.30 Alias Jane Morgan 10.45 Mary Livingstone, M.D. 11. 0 Memory Lane 11.30 Shopping ‘Reporter (Jane) 12. O Listen While You Lunch 1.30 p.m. Aunt Jenny’s Real Life Stories 1.45 Solo Time: Charlie Kunz 2.0 Pathway of the Sun 2.15 Edmundo Ros and his Orchestra 2.30 Women's Hour (Marina): Fashion News; Housewives’ Quiz; Five Fingers 3.30 1ZB Happiness Club 3.35 Rawiez and Landauer | 3.45 Cafe Continental 4. 0 The Luton Girls’ Choir 4.15 Heie’s a Laugh | 4.30 Variety 5.30 Music to Remember; Chip Stevens. 5.45 -Evening Star: Julian Lee EVENING PROGRAMME Songs with a Future Reserved My Kind of Jazz: Harry Grove Community Sing John Nesbitt's Passing Parade Simon Mystery | Spy 0 Place of Honour 5 Music Time 30 Thanks for the Memory al Member of Mafia 0 ‘? 3 = bw omouco a Recent Releases Hill-Billy Hit Para ar . 0 How Do You Do? (Rod Talbot) B&B Quiet Rhythm Blues © Close down AAA OOM HD HHONNNN DODD pwr 2ZB Sd yg d ae : 6. Oa.m. Breakfast session 6.15 Railway Notices 9.0 Morning session (Aunt Daisy) 9.30 Anthony Strange and Gwen Catley 9.45 Crchestral Music 10. 0 Doctor Paul 10.15 Music-While You Work 10.30 Alias Jane Morgan 10.46 Mary Livingstone, M.D. 11. 0 Light Variety 11.39 Shopping Reporter (Doreen) 12. 0 Musical Menu 1.30 p.m. Aunt Jenny’s Real Life Stories 2. 6 Pathway of the Sun 2,15 Light Classics 2.30 Women’s Hour (Elsie Lioyd), | Gardening Talk, by Naita Woodhouse; | Fashion News; Five Fingers / 3,30 Tunes for All Tastes 345 Evelyn Knight 4,0 Eric Winstone’s Orchestra Melodies-of Yesterday Rosita Serrano Riders of the Range Orchestral Tempo The Mills Brothers Light Fingers Handful of Stars EVENING PROGRAMME ' Dinner Music N.Z. Artists Popular Top Tunes John Neshbitt's Passing Parade | Simon Mystery. ; The Octopus : Place of Honour Eyes of Knight (last broadcast) Thanks for the Memory King of Quiz Reserved Top of the Bill Light Orchestras Popular Melodies of Today Close down vt shrbgead a x SB3 ao at: Sa ee TRF ONO Slaw baw aww @® NoOonomouoanoo oo LISTENER SURG TIE TIONS ney he yy direct’ to the Publisher, ex vier natnes Twelve months, six All programmes in this issue are copyright to The and may not be reprinted without permission.

| teem 6. 0a.m. Top o’ the Morning Tunes 7.0 Breakfast Session 8.0 Breakfast Club (Happi Hill) (8.15 Kenny Calling 8.18 Tempo Bright 9. 0 Morning Session (Aunt Daisy) 9.30 Mid-Morning Melodies 10.°0 Doctor Paul 10.15 The Movie Magazine 10.30 Alias Jane Morgan 10.45 Mary Livingstone, M.D. 11. 0 Music While You Work 11.30 Shopping Reporter (Grace Green) 14. 0 Musical Menu ; 1. Op.m.. Second Sitting 1.30 Aunt Jenny’s Real Life Stories 2. 0 Pathway of the Sun Women’s Hour w Gracie): Fashion News; Fiowers d Gardens; Five Fingers Harry Horlick and his Orchestra | Richard Hayward Sings Winifred Atwell The Ilford Girls’ Choir Orchestral Cameo Wakefield Wanderings Joseph Green, his Xylophone and ctarimba Coloured Harmony Fred Hartley and his Music EVENING PROGRAMME New Labels The Knaves Entertain Piano Time Harry Welichman and Theatre horus Blue Hungarian Band John Nesbitt’s Passing Parade Simon Mystery Strange Life of Deacon Brodie Place of Honour Eyes of Knight Thanks for the Memary NL goed Dreaming City (final broads Melodies from Theatreland Record Miscellany 0 Victor Silvester and his Singing Strings 75 Goodnight with the Guardsmen -30 Close down 47B 1040 asaya tae m, a.m. Breakfast Session Morning Star Morning Session (Aunt Daisy) Accent on Melody Doctor Paul The Renegade Alias Jane Morgan Mary Livingstone, M.D. Showboat of the Air Shopping Reporter (Alma) Lunch Music -m.. The Stars Entertain Aunt Jenny’s Real Life Stories Melody Rendezvous Pathway of the Sun Orchestral Interlude 3 Women’s Hour (Marjorie Green): omemakers! Quiz; Five Fingers Afternoon Musicale Sweet Songs and Singers Orchestras in Light Mood Harmony Time (vocal) Piano Playtime 4 Popular Parade The’ Adventures of Biggles Sweet Strings EVENING PROGRAMME Some of Your Tip Top Tunes They were Champions Music of the Orchestras Continental Singers John Nesbitt’s Passing Parade Simon Mystery Famous Fortunes Place of Honour Eyes of Knight Thanks for the Memory Sabotage ; Reserved Harmony for Home Folks South Sea Melodies Drama of Medicine Dancing Room Only Close down med ra) ° ao Ss ogogog AC APPPae ° pw ao = ao." moPnscuo = ee Be gate oe OM OPDS ae nao- 2 ‘> Soko ATARaLeaSW NNN] Aa244242424---4004 »' bw Bw» Bw NAAS990y' Zonouco w&8 awa = ocooogouvo Ab=' & aAoononos 2a a2w= 2D Ast ODODDNHDNNNNDAOD Bae AO Csoaamsacace

QZ A PALMERSTON Nth, | 940 kc. 319 m. ) 7. Oa.m. Breakfast session ; 9. 0 Good Morning Requests 9.30 Bands of Renown: The Band of The Royal Air Force 9.45 Singing Stars: Jimmy Young 10. 0 Delia of Four Winds 10.16 Dinner at Antoines 10.30 Barbara Dale 10.45 Folk Music from Ireland 11. 0 Women’s Hour (Kay Begg): Shopping Guide; Pretty Kitty Kelly; Film and Theatre News; My Favourite Recipe 12. 0 Lunch Music 12.30 p.m. Dominion Weather Forecast 2. 0 Close down EVENING PROGRAMME ) Teatime Tunes John Nesbitt’s Passing Parade Recent Releases : Air Adventures of Biggles: Biggles’s | cond Case Manhunt The Secret Mountain Spegial Assignment Notorious The Dark God Orchestral Serenade Night Beat $ Rhumba Rhythm Old Time Harmony The Renegade Prophecy : Close down 4 : | COOH WONNN NOODD Saw a= BW" wo coonounonPoono saw oF o- oo ovo

— -_-- S| Arthur Davies formed his famous Luton Girls’ Choir in 1936. It was originally a mixed choir attached to a local Baptist Church but, because the boys’ voices broke too quickly, it was converted into an all-girl combination. When only 45 strong, the Luten Girls won the junior section of the British Musical Festival three years running and they have since taken a high place in the musical life of Britain. This choir will be heard from 1ZB today at 4.0 p.m. . os « | Winifred Atwell originally intended following a career on the concert platform but she found engagements difficult to procure so changed to light variety. She can play classics as effortlessly as hoogie-woogie and has the added attraction of a sparkling singing voice. Her achievements extend beyond entertaining. She gained a degree in Chemistry before devoting all her time | te music. Her scientific training is most useful; when any mishaps occur in the theatre her first-aid box is always in demand. She will he heard from 3ZB at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Fortunes have brought happiness and sadness; fortunes have. been made by hard work and luck; fortunes are still waiting to be claimed -others have been amassed and squandered. Stories of "‘Famous Fortunes" are broadcast from 4ZB every Wednesday at 7.45 p.m. et

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 29, Issue 741, 25 September 1953, Page 33

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