Thursday, October 15

New Zealand Listener, Volume 29, Issue 743, 9 October 1953, Page 36

Thursday, October 15

AUCKLAND 760 ke. 395 m. 9.30 am. Urchestral Concert 10. 0 Devotions: Rev. K. P. Prebpie 10.15 Love is My Song | 10.30 Feminine Viewpoint: In the Looking glass with Joan MacGregor; Private Secretary; A Day in the Life of the Lord Chanceljor, a talk by Viscount Simon (BBC) 11.30 Music While You Work 2. Qp.m. Kay Martin’s Orchestra 2.15 Voices in Harmony 2.30 CLASSICAL HOUR Violin Sonata in G Minor Tartini _ Octet in F, Op. 166 Schubert 3.30 The Caravan Passes 3.45 Music While You Work 4.15 Military Bands ’ 4.30 Light Coneart 6.15 Children’s session: Dan Dare; Eric /Westbrovuk talks about the Art Gallery 6. 0 Market Reports «Music for Pleasure 15 Background to the News (NZBS) (A repetition of yest2rday’s broadcast in Feminine Viewpoint) 7.30 Song and Story of the Maori (NZBS) 7.45 Derek Heine’s Clavitones (Studio) 8. 0 Roberto Ingiez and his Orcheswa 8,15 The Landt Trio 8.28 Music of the People (BBC) 9.30 Dad and Dave 10. 0 Jazz at the Auckland Town Hall: Excerpts from a recent concert (NZBS) 10.30 Close down

Oo TG 220 AUCKLAND 6. Op.m.. Vinner Music 7.5 The Stuttgart Chamber Orch Two Pieces for Double String Orchest Gabrieli 7.30 Handel : ra Concerto in G for Viola and Stri m, estra oOxgs Telemann . Margaret Field-Hyde (soprano), Heddte Nash (tenor), Thurston Dart (ha chord), Geraint Jones (Organ), the Chorus and the Goldsborough Orch Organ Concerto No. 1 Chorus: Chandos Anthem No. 10 1 Will Qffer It igs-the Lord Sing Praise "s The Lord is My Light Organ Concerto No. 14 (BBC) &.30 The Critics (NZBS) (To be repeated from 1YA at 4.0 on Sunday) rpsiBBC. estra 8% 0 Arthur Rubinstein (piano), JaschaHeifetz (violin) and Gregor Piatagorsky | (cello) Trio in _D Minor, Op. 49 Mendetssohn Charles.van Lancker (piano), Henry kKocb-€violin), Jean Rogister (viola) and Lido’ Rogister (’cello) Unfintshed Quartet Lekeu 10. 0 "Human Beasts and Beastly Humans: Wilt €uppy, another programme oh American Humour by Joseph Jones, Professor, of American Literature in the 10.14 Wanda, Landowska (harpsichord) Musi¢e Couperin 10.30 Glfise town ND ins AUCKLAND, | Universify of Texas (NZBS) for Clavecin 6. Op.m Melody Time 5.30 hythm of the Islands 6. 0 Mary Martin and Afthur Goar 6.15 Miss: Billy + 6.30 Light and Bright ss 7. 0 Manhattan Melodies an ° 7.30 ‘The Land and Its People | 8.0 Top o*.the Bill =f 8.30 The Bree Danube 9.0 Over to You (BBC) 9.30 Rhythm .on "Record 10. O District Wéather Forecast ~ 8.0 Jufiior Request Session ¢ 8. 0 Women’s News from Town (Rosemary ) 9.15 Lady from Lisbon 9.30 Rivertown 9.45 Lady in Distress 0.0 Close down 30 p.m. Voices with Appeal 74 Close down BAN ee ANGAREL Oam. réakfast Session’ Commodore’s Corner ’ Crusade Z .45 7.0 #£=°>bThursday Tune Time 7.30 Accent on Music ’ 8.1 New Zealand’s Third Small Towns, a talk by J. D., McDonald, Principal of the Westport Technical College (NZBS) rey The

8.15 Northland Hit Parade . 9. 4 Take It from Here (BC) (To be repeated from 1XN on’ Sunday at 8.0 p.m.) 9.30 Crime is Our Business: Jelly Job In Neweastle (BBC) 10. 0 Melody for Three: Popular songs by Leone and Dave Maharey with Jean Kirk-Burnard (piano) (¢NZBS) 10.15 Tempo Tine 10.30 Close down ‘é XH asic HAMILTON, | 7. Oa.m. Session 9. 0 Musical Mailbox: Morrinsville 9.45 Stringing Along ; 10. 0 Rivertown 10.15 The Black Mantilla 10.30 The Dark God (10.45 Hawatian Love 11. 0 Women’s Hour (Valerie): Shoppers’ Guide; Two Destinies; London News- » letter 12. 0 Lunch Music 12.30 p.m. Dominion Weather Forecast 12.33 for ‘the Farmer; The Electoral College, by H. A. Wagstall, Federated Farmers +0 Mendelssohn Selection 1.15 Slavonic Dances 1.30 The Deceiver 1.45 Ballads of Today

Close down Recent Releases Destination Venus Kaye khapers keys on the Case Five Fingers Singing Sinatra Listen to Our Own Listeners’ Requests Truth is Stranger: The Riddle of "the Exotic. Dolls 10. O Music of the People (BBC) 10.30 Close down IT goo ROTORUA 375 m. 9.30a.m The sin 58 of Banner Street 10.15 Light Pianists 10.30 Housewile’s Choice 10 11 pea oo ogoogoco ra) oo 45 Music While You Work 15 Talk 11.30 Today’s Orchestra: The Berlin City 12. 0 Lunch Music 2. Op.m. Music While You Work 2.30 Songs of the Open Road 3. 0 Talk prepared by Tauranga Federation of Women’s Institutes 3.15 Classical Music Suite: Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme, Op. 60 R. Strauss 4. 0 Popular Choirs 4.30 Let’s Sing 4.45 Music for Matrimony 5. 0 For Our Younger Listeners: Harvey’s Happy Half-Hour 6. 0 Dinner Music 6.45 Rotorua Arrangements .for Royal Visit: Civic and Maori Receptions 7.15 Farm Talk: Tanker Collection of Milk, by G. Purvis, Superintendent of Butter Instrnu¢tion, Hamilton (NZBS) 7.30 My Lady Waited 8. 0 Bay of'Pienty Hit Parade 8.30 ENA MYERSCOUGH (contralto) Kishmul’s Galley Skye Boat Song arr. Kennedy-Fraser Ca’ the Yowes to the Knowes Bonnie, Wee Thing Trad. n (Studio) 40 Melodies of the Highlands 30 A Case for Cleveland 0.10 Melodies and Memories 0.30 Close down ? WELLINGTON 570 ke. 526 m. 6.30 am. Local Weather Conditions 9.30 Morning Star: Pierre Bernac 9.40 Musie While You Work 10.10 bevotional Service 10.30 The Donald Peers Show 11. 0 Women’s Session: Wellington Newsletter; The Golden Feet: The Continuing Heritage by Bruce Petrie (NZBS); Family 'Protilems in the High Country: Access and Transport, bv Mabel Jolly (NZBS) 41. Music Box 11.45 Celebrity Artist: Patrice Munsell 12. 0 Lunch Music 8. 9. 1 1 While Parliament 1s _ being broadcast the programme from 2.0 to 5.45 will be heard from 2YC,

2.0 p.m. CLASSICAL HOUR: Two Bachs Concerto in D for Orchestra Cc. P. E. Bach Toccata and Fuue Arias from Cantata No, 208 Partita’ No. 2. in D Minor for Un accompanied Violin Bach 3.0 Three Generations | 3.30 Music While You Work 4.0 The Great Tradition 4.30 Rhythm Parade 5.15 Children’s Session: Kidnapped, and Jungle Doctor 5.45 Victoria. Queen of England 6. 0 Round and About: In his final talk Cecil Manson asks the = question, Did N.Z. Win Trafalgar? (NZBS) 6.10 Tea Dance 6.19 Stock Exchange Report 6.22 Produce Market Report 7.13 Critically Speaking: Harold © Jefcoate reviews the War History publication "Crete,’- by Dan Davin (NZBS); Bruce Mason reviews the production. by the Religious Drama Society. of Christopher Fry’s play. "A Sleep of Prisoners" (NZBS) ‘ While Parliament ts being broadcast the programme from 7.30 until 10.30 will be beard from 2YC, 7.30 The Road to Nationhood: The Meeting at Barretts, the third programme that describes how Representative Government was won for N.Z. (NZBS) 8.3 Master and Pupil: Cesar Franck and tenri Dupare ; 8.30 Tito Guizar (tenor) 8.40 The Doug Brewer Group, with vocalist Pauline Ashby (NZBS) 9.30 Sinfonietta (a repetition of Tuesday’s broadcast from: 2YA) 10. 0 The Railway King: The Story of George Hudson, written by C. E. Webber and Dennis Mitchell (BBC) 10.30 Close down

— QYC.\NELLINGTON, 5. Op.m. Karly Evening Concert 6. 0 Dinner Music 7. 0 A Survey of British Music: English Art Songs | Constance Manning (soprano) and Pat | Towsey (piano) | (NZBS) While Parliament its being broadeast the programme from 7.30 until 10.30 will be heard from 2YX, operating on 1400 kilocycles. & 7.32 Ellen Ballon and the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Ernest Ansermet Piano Concerto No, 2 in F Minor Chopin 8.0 The British Overseas: Lord Delamere (BBC) 8.30 HILDE COHN (piano) Three Etudes, Op. Post, 104 Scherzo Mendelssohn (Studio) 8.45 Vincent Aspey (violin) and \Ernest Jenner (piano) Sonata in D Minor, Op. 108 Brahms (NZBS) 9.11 The Halle Choir, and Orchestra These Things Shafl Be Ireland

9.30 The Cocos Island: A feature written by Anthony Brown, produced by R, D, Smith (BBC) 10. 0 A Survey of British Music: Modern English Art Songs \ Stewart Harvey (baritone) and Pat Towsey (piano) (NZBS) 10.17 The Bovd Neel String Orchestra Concerto Grosso, Op. 6, No. 2 Handel 10.30 Close down Dis ee 7. Op.m. Stars of Stage, Screen and Cabaret 7.20 Hoedown Harmony 7.45 Julian Lee’s Electrotones: Popular Tunes with Pat‘ MeMinn (NZBS) 8. 0 The Jesters with» George Wright 8.15 Night Clup 8.45 Dad and Dave 9. 0 Melody for Strings (a repetition of. Monday’s broadcast from 2YA) 9.30 Music Hall 10. O District Weather Forecast Close down

2X6 1010 k GISBORNE, m. ?. Oam. Breakfast Session 9. 0 Feminine Viewpoint (June tank 9.15 Famous Frauds | 9.45 Indian Summer 10. 0 Close down 6.30 p.m. East Coast Hit Parade 7. 0 Guy Mitehell and his Orchestra 7.15 Lady in Distress 7.45 Jimmy Leach at the Organ 8. 2 Sports Preview 8.15 Take It From Here (BBC) Gardening Session = 3 Music for Middlebrows (9.30 Death Takes Small Bites 10. O Jazz Club 10.30 Close down 4 Peer ole 9.30 a.m. Housewives’ Choice 10. O Devotional Service 10.48 . Master Music 10.45 Miss Billy ; 11. 0 Music While You Work 12. O Luneh Music 2. Op.m. Music While You Work 2.30 Musie for Hospitals 3.15 Classical session Serenad? to Music Vaughan Williams 4. 0 The Caravan Passes 5. 0 Children’s session: Meeting Pool 5.30 The Vagabonds 5.56 Dinner Musie 7.15 A N.Z, Pressman sees Britain from the Inside: In the Land of Mists, a talk by Russell Orr * 7.30 Dad and Dave 8. 0 *° Hastings Ps tuare Schools’ Choir: Annual Concer (From Municipal Theatre, Hastings) 9.30 Music from Opera 9.58 Arthur Rubinstein (plano), Jasecha lleifetz (violin) and Gregor Piatigorsky (ecello) Sy Trio No. 4 in D Minor, Op. 49 . f : Mendelssohn. Joseph Sziget! (violin) and Nikita de Magaloff (piano) Sonata No, 3 in D Weber 10.30 Close down sd 49 m.

KINDERGARTEN OF THE AIR (ALL YA AND YZ STATIONS) 9.4 a.m., Thursday, October 15 ACTIVITY: Running,. Skipping, Digging, Jumping, Walking. GAME: "Peter’s Hammer." SONGS: Spring Song, Humpty Dumpty, Big Tall Indian, Little Jack Horner. STORY: John’s New Sand-pit. FOR MOTHERS AND FATHERS:* How to Make Indian Hats. -_--- ee

OLD LOLOL Lh hall le Nl soe BROADCAST: Jominion Weather Forecasts YA and YZ ray 7.15, 9.0 a.m.; 12:30, 6.25 and 9.0 p.m Stations: 9.0 p.m. YA and YZ Stations 5. O a.m. London News. Breokfast Session (YAs only) , 8.0 London News. Breekfast Session 4 Kindergarten of the Air 33 p.m. News for Farmers rd Broadcasts to Schools 0 5 London News National Announcements Radio Newsreel (not 1YZ) 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 5 Himolayan Quest, the story of the Z. 1953 . Expedition: Turned Back at 20,000 Feet, by Maurice Bishop el oet eet Mt RT Tyg

Thursday, October 15

CIP NEN PLYMOUTH 7. Oam. Breakfast Session 9. 0 Around -the Town with Ena Cart wright os 9.15 Manhunt 9.30 Lady from Lisbon 9.45 True Confessions 10. 0 Glose aown 6.30 p.m. The Poug Knights 6.45 The Bishop's Mantle } a Light and Bright 7.15 The O¢topus 7.45 Reginald Dixon 8. 1 Farm Session: Siccessful methods used for controlling Californian Thistle. by C. R. Honey Neld, farmer of Tikoranegi, | Taranaki: What does Qlerd Testing tell | the Farmer, by L. C. Rniowles, ConsultIng Officer, N.Z. Dairy Board, Taranaki _ Stock Market Report 8.30 Songwriter Frank Loesser 9. 3 Leo Davies’ Accordion Sextet | Cuckoo Waltz Jonasson | Crackerjack . Mathis Home on the Range Half as Mueh . : Williams) Moonlight and You Winchester ‘ (Studio) 8.30 Here’s a Laugh 9.45 Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald = * 10. 0 Jazz for Sale 10.30 Close down OXA oWWANGANUI O m. 1200 ke 7. Oa.m. Breakfast Session 9. 0 Homemakers’ News and Views 9.15 The Evil Lady 9.30 Rivertown 10. 0 Close down 6.30 p.m. Art Mooney and his Orchestra 6.45 Modern Marvels 7. 0 Songtime: Jane Powell 7.15 Sporting Roundup (Norm Nielsen) 7.30 The Three Stns 7.45 Comedy Corner 8.0 Farm Topics: Sileage Making (A. A. Duncan) 8.15 Listeners’ Requests 410.0 The Black Museum 10.30 Close down 2XN 1340 NELSON, m, 7. Oam, Breakfast Session 7.30 District Weather Forecast 9. 0 Shopping with Val 9.15 The Strange Life of Deacon Brodie 9.30 For Film Fans 9.45 Hint Hunt 10.0 Close down 6.30 p.m. Military Bands 6.45 Choose Your Music 2.39 King’s Latest 7.15 Gardening Session (Thomas Waugh) 7.30 Descriptive Orchestral Pieces 8.0 Rural Broadeast 8.15 Latest and Lightest Tunes 8.45 The Metropole Orchestra 3.4 For Scots 9.30 Play: The Grey Piper, by Edward O'Donnell, adapted by Oliver A. Gillespie (NZBS) 9.50 Recent Classical Recordings 10.30 Close down CHRISTCHURCH 690 ke. 434 m. 7.57 am. "Canterbury Weather Forecast 8.30 Operatic Excerpts 10. 0 Mainly for Women. Country Club: Three Generations 10.30 = bevotional Service 10.45 Musie While You Work 41.30 Andy lona atid his Islanders 412. 0 Luneh Musie 1.27 p.m. Canterbury Weather Forecast 2. 0 Mainly for Women: France, the Beloved Country, by- Rohert Goodmat (NZBS); The Distal Side, by Eileen Saunders (NZBS) 2.30 Music While You Work 3. 0 CLASSICAL HOUR: | iszt Svmphonic Poem: Orpheus . Pinno Concerto No. 2 in A Symphonie Pooms: Dance of Death Hungarian Rhapsedies Nos. 4 and 5 4.0 Pollvanna 4.30 Light Pianists 4.45 Variety 6.16 Children’s session: Museum News The Farm Without a Name; Big Game Hunting. in India, by Major Caleutt (NZBS) 6.45 Roberto Inglez and his Orchestra 6. 0 Listeners’ Requests ‘ 7.415 For Farmers: Soil Mixtures for seed Sowing, a talk by M. G. Baumegart, of the Horticultural, Institute, Department of Agriculture, Christchure (NZB8)

7.34 Dad and Dave 7.46 Stuart Robertson and Male Chorus 8 Fanfare; Brian Marston and. his Orchestra (#tudio) 8.20 John Lewis (tenor) and Manto vani's Concert Orchestra 8.28 Play: Maledatta the Dwarf, by W firaeme Holder (NZBS) 9. The Ray srthow Quintet. (CBC) 40..0 Jazz Club. U.S.A. (VOA) 10.30 Close down JVC SERISTCHURGE Op.m.. Concert Hour 0 Dinner Music 0 RAYMOND eee (piano) Sonata in D, K. 28 Mozart 7.29 From German Operettas The Vienna Philharmonie Orchestra Overture; The Bat : Strauss Peter Anders (tenor) Sleep Well. Mv Flemish Maid (Czar and Carpenter) Lortzing Lisa della Casa (soprano) and Helge Rosvaenge (tenor) Who Tied the Knot?’ (Gypsy Raron) Strauss 5. 6. 7 Heinrich Schlusnus~ (baritone) So Would | Play (Czar and Carpenter) Lortzing | Max Lichtegg (tenor) / I Greet Thee, Venice (A Night tn | Venice) Beautiful Lady, Greetings to You (The Queen's Lace Handkerchief) Strauss 7.58 Reflections on Being 80: A talk by Bertrand Russell (BBC) 8.11 ANITA RITCHIE (soprano) Rv Thy Banks, Gentle Stour Tell Me, Lovely Shepherd Boyce Arise, Sweet Messenger of Morn Not on Beds of Fading: Flowers oO Come, Mv Dearest Fame’s an Echo Arne (Studio) 8.22 Holy Sonnet 144: Hymne to God my God in my Siecknese; and a Hymn to fod the Father, by John Donne, read by Anthony Quayle 8.27 The Concertgebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam conducted by © Eduard van seinum Svmphonyv No. 7 in FE Bruckner 9.30 The 915 to Freedom: A true story adapted from the hook bv Martin Fiala. written and produced by Marjorie Banks (BRC) 10.20 lose down SX¢ 1160 'k ,JIMARU, ,. m, 7. Oa.m. Tunes for Toast : 9. Oam. Good Morning, Ladies 9.15 The Renegade 9.30 Rawiez and:’-Landauer 9.45 Barbara Dale (first broadcast) 10. 0 Close down 6.30 p.m. Music for the Tea Table 6.45 Fight Heur Alibi 7.15 The Reau 7.45 Vintage Vocals 8.5 WeS.A. Review 8.10 Listeners’ Requests 9.30 Rogues’ Gallery: Uneasy Money (RBC) (first broadcast) 10. 0 Reflective Strains 10.30 (Close down 9V7, ,, GREYMOUTH 9.45 a.m. eh Star: Lauritz a flor 10. O Pevotional Service 10.20 Cranford: Stopped Payment (NZBS) 10.30 Music While You Work 11.15 At the Console 11,30. Something Old and New 12. 0 Lunch Musie 2. Op.m. Classical Music Symphony No, 7 in A, Op. &8& Beethoven ething About Herbs: Perfimes ep ie netics, bv Neita Woodhotise (NZBS) 3.0 Musie While You Work 4.0 The Burtons of Banner Street 4.12 Rhythmic Variety $s. 0 Children’s session: The Story of Sniekerty Snee. by Naney Bruce | -30 Melody Time: The Donelas Sisters, and Roi Don (piano) (NZBS) From Sereen to Radlo 0 Dad and Nave 15 Our Garden Expert 30°° Musical Quiz 0 a rets of Seotland Yard 25 Pipe Music: The Glasgow Police Pipe Band (BB by ; % &, 8. cis 7. g, 8.

8.40 Let’s Look Back 9.30 Vincent Aspey (violin) and Ernest Jenner piano) Sonata-in A, Op. 100 Brahms (NZBS) 10. 0 Rhythm in Retrospect 10.30 Close down AYA DUNEDIN 780 ke. 384 m. 9.30 a.m. Music While You Work 10.10 Instrumental Interlude 10.20 Wbevotional Service 10.38 English Variety 11. 0 Topics for Women: The Master of Ballantrae (BBC) (final) 11.35 Morning Proms 12. 0 Lunch Mobsic 2. Op.m. Music from the Ballet 2.30 Music While You Work 3. 0 London Palladium Orchestra and Denis Noble (baritone) 3.30 CLASSICAL HOUR Symphonic Rhapsody: Mal Dun lreland Serenade to Music Vaughan Williams Simple Symphony Britten 4.30 Comedy Time 5. 0 Tea Table Tunes 5.30 Children’s Session: Puzzle Corner; Halliday Stories 6. 0 In Waltz Tempo 6.20 Sporting Briefs: Cricket, by Lankford Smith (NZBS) 7.15 Orchestra conducted +by Guy Luypaerts Symphonic Portrait of Irving Berlin 7.30 dulian Lee’s Electrotones: Popular "Tunes with Pat McMinn (NZBS) 8. 0 Dunedin Studio Orchestra, conducted. by Gil Dech, with Margaret Gardiner (piano) Mendelssohn Fantasie arr. Foulds Capriccio Brilliant in B Minor, Op. 22, for Piano and Orchéstra Mendelssohn ‘ (Studio) 8.30 Reel and Strathspey Club (Joe Wallace) ‘ 9.30 Take It from Here (BBC) (To be repeated from jAYA at 14.15 a.m. on Saturday) 10. O° The Alfairs of Seriequin 10.30 Close down 4Y( 900 P UNEDIN,, m. 5. 0 p.m. Concert Hour 6. 0 Dinner Music ° ¥ aN 7. 0 Shura .Cherkassky (piano) Fantasie in F Minor, Op. 49 Chopin Prelude and Fugue in F Minor Saint-Saens 7.15 Review ’ (Patricia Guest): The Eagle Has ‘Two Heads, by Jean Cocteau, a talk by Cecile Trevor; Archaeology Today, the first ‘of three talks by J. k. Anderson, of the Classi¢s Department, University of Otago: An Old Cook Book, described by Dorothy White 8.0 The Halle Orchestra with Margaret Ritchie (soprano) and members of the Croydon Philharmonie Choir conducted by Sir John Barbirolli ~ Sinfonia Antartica Vaughan Williams (BBC) (A repetition of Monday’s broadcast from 4YC) 8.41 The Concerto, a -weekly series tracing its growth and. developmént: The Virtuoso Violin Concerto Jascha Heitetz (violin) and the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sir Maleolm Sargent ConcertO No. 5 in A Minor. Op. 87 Vieuxtemps 9. 0 The Snisse Romande’ Orchestra with the Motet Choir of Geneva conducted by Ernest Ansermet Ballet: Daphnise and Chloe 9.54 Brahms Edwin Fischer (plano) Sonata No. 3 in F Minor, Op. Hans’ Hotter (haritone) At Forty Years In Summer Fields ~ 10.30 Close down AX}) 450 DUNEDIN 430 ke. 6. Op.m. Teatime Tunes 6.30. Presbyterian Hour 7.15 Rest in the West. 7.30 Cowboy Roundup 8.15 Listeners’ Requests 9.45 Swing Sessign 10.30 Close down

4y7, 0 INVERCARGILL 9.30 a.m. ‘Week's ee Schubert 10. O Devotional Service 1018 The Country Doctor 10.30 Music While You Work 11.0 Women at Home: Invercargill Discussion Panel 11.30 Morning Star: Walter Midgley 12. 0 Lunch Music 2. Op.m. Scarlet Harvest f 2.15 Concert Overture in C ’ Handel Divertimento in F Haydn Serenade in D Minor Dvorak 3.15 Accordion Interlude ee 3.30 } Hospital Session , 4. 0° Variety Bandbox (BBC) 430 The. Kostelanetz Orchestra and Patrice Munsel 5. 0 Children’s Hour: Time for Juniors, kidnapped, and Guide Night 5.30 Strict Tempo Dance Music 6. 0 Concert Miniatures (VOA) 7.15 Variety Magazine 7.48 Palace of Varieties (BBC) 8.15 A Story to Remember 8.45 Schools Music Festival 1962: St. Mary’s College, Auckland, conducted by Innes Lovett (NZBS) 9.30 English Composers Lesley Anderson (violin) and Ernest Jenner (piano) Sonata in F Riarp Sinor: Gibbs ee Robin Gordon (tenor) with String Merciless Beauty: A_ setting of Chaucer Poems Vaughan Williams: (NZ : 10.0 On the Beat: Woody Herman’s Orchestra 10.30 Close down

Thursday, October 15

District Weather Sobeese? from ZBs: 7.30 a.m. 1.0 p.m. and 9.30 p.m.

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

1ZB Be saetgca tarry 6. Qa.m. Breakfast session 9. 0 Morning session (Aunt Daisy) 9.30 Orchestras (Norman Cloutier) 9.45 . We Travel the Friendly Road with the Wayfarers 10. 0 Doctor Paul 10.15 Mask of Fate 10.30 David's Children 10.46 Courtship and Marriage 41. 0 South Sea Swing: Dick Mclintire, with guest singer Dorothy Lamour 11.30 Shopping Reporter (Jane) 12. 0 Tunes for Lunch Hour 1.30 p.m. Tapestries of Life 1.45 Famous Musical Comedies 2. 0 Concert Stage 2.30 Women’s Hour (Marina), Home Decorating session, by Anne Stewart; Book Review; London Newsletter 3.30 1ZB Happiness Club 3.35 Names of Fame 4.0 Piano Time 4.15 Raise a Smile 4.30 Variety Hour 6.30 Evening Stars: The Stargazers Superman EVENING PROGRAMME First Favourites Wild Life Destination Danger Orchestral Interlude Office Wife Philip Marlowe Investigates The Octopus Money-Go-Round: Whitford, AuckSNNNDOOA S aoone — 2&2 + +m & 2° = Qa

Twenty-six Hours Member of Mafia The Gracie Fields Show ) Melody Makers 0. O Men, Motoring and Sport (Rod Tal-| bot) ) 10.30 Close down ) 22B ei ct Oa.m. Breakfast Session 5 Railway Notices Morning Session (Aunt Daisy) Ballad Time, Light Orchestras O Doctor Paul 5 Bing Sings 0 David’s Children 5 Courtship and Marriage 0 it) 0 p.m geese wo @ | 0 0 5 1 3 4 Light Variety 3 Shopping Reporter (Doreen) On Our Lunch Menu 0 Tapestries of Life 0 Parade 5 Singers of Today i Women’s Hour (Elsie Lioyd): Book Review; Home Decorating (Anne Stewart) 3.30 Melody Market 3.45 Kramer and Wolmer 4.0 Ethel Merman 4.15 Piano Playtime 0 Reggie Goff .45 Barnabas von Geczy’s Orchestra ie) Cabaret Entertainers 6. 6.1 9. 9.3 9.4 10. 10. 10. 10, 11. 11 12. 1.3 2. 2.1 2.3 5 Andrews Sisters .30 Tuneful Tempo . 5 Superman :

A DOOWDHHNNNADAHD Spe Bw Bw aw= EVENING PROGRAMME Dinner Music Wild Life Tell it to Taylors Winifred Atwell Office Wife Philip Marlowe Investigates Reserved Money-Go-Round Twenty-Six Hours Eight Hour Alibi Gracie Fields Show Love Songs of Today Flying Fingers a Popular Dance Bands and Singers Close down nose a Oa.m. It’s a New Day 0 Breakfast Is Served 0 Breakfast Club (Happi Hill) 5 Kenny’s Message 0 is) 0 coucoogoocouo SA ODOONWDHNNNAAH GD Saw bo bw Awa ° After Breakfast Tunes Morning Se-sion (Aunt Daisy) Housework Harmonies QO Doctor Paul 10.15 The Evil Lady 10.30 David’s Children 10.45 Courtship and Marriage 11. 0 Music for You 11.30 Shopping Reporter (Elizabeth Anne) 12. O Lunch Lyrics 1.30 p.m. Tapestries of Life 2. 0 Varitty >.30 Women’s Hour (Joan Gracie): Book Review; London Letter: Home Decorating 3.30 Victor Herbert Favourites 3.45 Arthur Askey 4. 0 Carroll Gibbons Orchestra and Piano 4.15 Nelson Eddy 4.30 Tran:port Tunes 4.45 In Fina Style 5. 0 Concert Time 5.45 Superman EVENING PROGRAMME Melachrino Strings Wild Life What’s in a Name? Happy-Go-Lucky Office Wife Philip Marlowe Investigates Strange Life of Deacon Brodie Money-Go-Round Twenty-Six Hours Prophecy The Gracie Fields Show Prize Packet Concert Time Evening Star: Victoria de _ los Angeles 10.15 Bright till Bedtime 10.30 Close down MTB ae mie 6. Oa.m. Breakfast Session | 7.35 Morning Star 0 Morning Session (Aunt Daisy) | 9.30 Airlane Melodies 10. 0 Doctor Paul eee ae ee

8 10.15 The Renegade 10.30 David's Children 10.45 Courtship and Marriage 11. 0 Music for Milady 11.30 Shopping Reporter (Alma) 12. 0 Lunch Music 1. Op.m. Stars on Parade 1.30 Tapestries of Life 1.45 In a Bright Tempo 2.0 i Afternoon Concert 2.30 omen’s Hour (Marjorie Gréen): Home Gardener; Book Review; London Letter; Home Decorating 3.30 Afternoon Musicale 4.0 Songs of the Hill-Billy 4.15 Journey Into Melody 4.30 Trio Time: Vocal 4.45 Mountain Melodies 5. 0 Family Favourites 5.30 Desi Arnaz and his Orchestre 5.45 Superman EVENING PROGRAMME Music and Songs to Suit All Tastee Wild Life Waitz Time Melodies New Releases Office Wife Philip Marlowe Investigates Black Arrow Money-Go-Round Twenty-Six Hours Sabotage (final broadcast) The Gracie Fields Show Armchair Melodies Member of Mafia Music for Moderns Close down bo= > AAOOWHHNNINDHDOH S2°m aw aw w=" Somoomoonono ouao 27 -PALMERSTON Nth. 940 ke 319 m, 7. Hae Breakfast session 9. Good Morning Requests 9.30 Melodies from Latin America | 9.45 Home Decorating Talk 10. O -Delia of Four Winds 10.15 Harp in the South 10.30 Rivertown 10.45 Two in Harmony: Vocal Duets 11. 0 Women’s Hour (Kay Begg), Shopping Guide; Modern Romances; Book : Talk; London Newsletter 12. 0 ‘Lunch Music | 12.30 p.m. Dominion Weather Forecast | 2. 0 Close down EVENING PROGRAMME Teatime Tunes Wild Life Music for All Tastes Air Adventures of Biggles: Biggles the Jungle Frenchman’s Creek The Secret Mountain Tops in Pops (Norman Allen) é Bing Crosby, Betty Hutton and Ray Noble’s Orchestra ~ 19. O The Gracie Fields Show .30 All Blacks Prospects in Great | Britain 9.45 Romance in Rhythm: Carmen Cav- / allaro /10. 0 Drama of Medicine |10.15 Epitaph for Henriette ) 10.30 Close down’ ou coogsoogo en ee @® ws

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LL | Originally a dance band vocalist, Dorothy Lamour rose to Hollywood stardom on the strength of her roles as a sultry desert island. castaway. In the course of along and successful film. career she has recorded many of the songs she introduced so effectively for Hollywood and some of these are, to be presented by 1ZB in "South Sea Swing,’ at 11.0 a.m. today. te * * Of the several roles in,musical comedy written specially for Ethel Merman, that of the ambassadress in "Call Me Madam" was perhaps her most successful, although "Annie Get Your Gun" would run it a close second. Her brassy, infectious style of humour irritates some, but her admirers say she can do no wrong. She is the artist to be heard from 2ZB at 4.0 p.m. today. ~~ ee ___-____ a