Tuesday, May 4

New Zealand Listener, Volume 30, Issue 771, 30 April 1954, Page 30

Tuesday, May 4

AUCKLAND 760 ke 395 m. 9.34a.m. Players and Singer 10, 0 Devotions: Rev, L. C ate MeWilliam | 40.15 Orchestral Music 10.30 Feminine Viewpoint; Filin Review, | by Wynne Colgan (NZBS) (a repetition. of last night’s broadcast from 1tYA); Country Doctor; The British Overseas: | Lord Durham (BBC) 11.30 Music While You Work 412. O Lunch Music 12.33 p.m. Country Journal: Auckland | Stock Market Report (NZBS) 2..0 Take It From Here (BBC) (a repetition of Saturday’s broadcast from 1YA) 2.30 CLASSICAL HOUR: Beethoven Overture: Leonora No. 3, Op. 72A Symphony No. 7 in A, Op. 92 5 A Tale of Holivwood 3.45 Music While You Work 4.15 Cinema Organists | 4.30 Variety 5.15 Children’s Session: R. WW. Roach talks abdut the Zoo; The Moon Flower a story of Adventure on. the Neon, (ABC) (first episode) 3.45 Famous Contraltos 6. 0 Market Reports Popular Artists : 7.40 In Your Garden This (R. "| Thornton) | 7.30 Dale Alderton’s Orchestra, with | Esme stephens (studio 7.50 El Alamein Concerto Arien 8..0 Variety Ahoy: Eric Barker from H.M.S. Daedalus | (BBC) (to be re-. peated from 1YD at ¥.0 next Sunday) | 8.30 Auckland Studio Players win bv Oswald Cheesman (NZBS) 9.30 Songs from the Shows, with Sonnie. Hale (BBC) 10. 0 Brubeck’s Ouartet 10.30 Ray Ross and his Riverboat | Ramblers | 11.20 Close down cen a0 AUCKLAND 341 m. 6. Op.m, Sioa Music 7.0 Contemporary American Composers: Virgil Thomson Ina Bosworth (violin) and Freda Blank (piano) Sonata No. 1 Mary Murphy (soprano), Ina Bosworth and Edgar Matthews (violins), Victor Mandel (viola) and June Taylor (cello) Stabat Mater (NZBS) 7.30 Music Magazine (For details, see 2YC) 8. 0 Yenudi Menuhin (violin) and thé-Philharmonic-Syvinphony Orchestra of New York conducted by Sir John Bar-| birolli . Coneerto in D Minor Schumann) 8.30 Auckland Choral Group conducted by John Longmire | These Things Shall Be Ireland (Studio) (The performance will be introduced by | John Longmire) $ The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra | conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham Fillne at the Fair Bantock | 9.30 White Ants: A feature by Nesta Pain (BBC) (to be repeated from 1YA at 10.0 p.m. on Friday) 10. 0 huggiero Ricci (violin) Caprices, Nos. 13 to 19 Paganini 10.20 Members of the Vienna Oc ony , Divertimento No. 47 in; DK. 334 Mozart | i "Close down WD 1250 AUCKLAND, 6. Op.m. Your Hostess Tonight: sail Page 5.15 Waltz Time 6.45 Officer Crosby 6. 0 Preview of Overseas Successes : ‘Merry Melodies a 7. 0. Latest Local Releases 7.15 Vaughn Monroe Favourites 7.30 Bing Crosby Song Album ~ 8.0 Chorus and Orchestra: Sidney Torch and the Luton Girls’ Choir 8.30 Inspector West 9. 0 Radio City Varieties 9.30 The Soloists Entertain 10. O Pistrict Weather Forecast Close down WHANGAREI 970 ke 309 m 7, © a.m. Breakfast session aes Weather Forecast and sera y 0 "suntor Requests _ . 0 Women’s News Town (hose--mary: Dempsey) : .30 Continental Artists: Will . Glahe ~~ and Lale Andersen ;

Music While You Work QO Jamaica Inn 16 Story of Vivian. Lang O Mildred Pierce 45 kKawakawa Calling 0 Close down > a 20000; = p.m Tea Dance with Hugo Winteralter ‘and his Orchestra s 5 Elton Hayes 0 Melody Fare Patrigk Dawlish Q Songtime 5 Alias the Baron 0 5 300 PDD D+22440 Eyes of Knight Turntable Rhy thm 1 Horticultural Brains Trust (studio) 0 Michael O’bDulfy Sings . s Songs of Noel Coward a ZB Book Review (NZBS) -1XH 1310 k HAMILTON, |. Close down 7. Oam. Breaktast Session 7.45 Weather Report 9. 0 Shoppers’ Session (Shirley Maddock ) 9.30 Three in Harmony (9.45 Stars of Variety 10. 0 A Man Called Sheppard 10.30 Pathway of the Sun 10.45 Epitaph for Henriette 11. O Singing Sisters 11.30 Songs by Men 941.45) Harry Horlick’s Orchestra 12. 0 Musical Mailbox: Cambridge 12.33 p.m. Lunch Music 1. 0 The Renegade 1.15 Duo-Pianists ~-61.30 Musica} Operetta 1.45 Symphonic Band Music & ae Women’s Hour (Maijorie Green): | The strange Life of Deacon’ Brodie; Fashion News | 3. 0 Organ Classics 3.15 Gertrude Lawrence Medley 3.30 The Beeton Story 3.45 Negro Spirituals 4. 0 Brahms Academie Festiva] Overture Rhapsody in G Minor, Op. 79, No. 2 Songs Variations on a Theme by Haydn (St. Anthony Chorale), Op. 5€A Hungarian Dance No. 4 in B Minor 4.45 Waltz Refrain 5. 0 They Were Champions 5.15 Rhythm Parade 5.45 Famous Rescues | 6. 0 Popular Vocalists 6.15 Destination Venus | 6.30 Wilbur Kentwell (organ) 6.45 Xavier Cugal’s Orchestra | 2 The Beau ) 7.156 The Beckoning Shore 7.30 Meet Mr. Mystery 7.45 From Stage and screen 8. 0 Frankton stock sale Report 8.15 ERNEST SMITH (piano, . Uninterrupted Melody | (Studio) , 8.30 A Case for Cleveland 9. 4 ~~ Aristocrats in Music: Sir Hubert) Pim, Duke Ellington, Felix king, Nat. king Cole, Earl Hines ~-©9.30 Songs of Noel Coward 945 Robert Farnon’s Orchestra 10. 0 The Wayne King Show 10.30 Close down IY cog ROTORUA, | | | 9.34 om: The ae of Banner Street | 10 kirkintiloeh Junior Choir Paul Robeson , | 10.30 Boston Promenade Orchestra 10.456 Music While You Work 11.15 Reginald Dixon 11.30 Light Variety 12. 0 Lunch Music 2. Op.m: Music While You Work 2.30 Osear Rabin Presents 2.45 Jane Froman 3. 0 Miss Billy 3.15 London Studio Concert The New Symphony Orchestra conducted by Denis Wright Tragie Overture Three Movements folie Serenade in 1. Op. 11 Brahms. (BRC) 4.0 Anne Ziegler and Webster Booth | 4.45 Toralt Tollefsen © 4.25 practic Fields Sings 5. 0 Charles Williams Conducts 5.15 For Our Younger Listeners: Play. The Farmer’s Nose; The Farm Without a Name = (ABC) "¢ 5.45 Sing as We Go ¥ 6. 0 Dinner Music ; i 6.45 Spears Portrait. of George Gershwin

7:0 Album of Memories: Musie by | Ernest R. Ball 7.15 My First Novel: Emma Smith talks about Maiden’s Trip, in the tinal of the series by contemporary authors (BBC) 7.30 Listeners’ Requests 9.30 The Dark Stranger 10. & For Your Listening Pleasure 10.30 Close down ? WELLINGION | 570 ke $26m | 5. 0 a.m. breukfast Session 7.58 Wairarapa, . Wellington City and | Hutt Valley, and Maribérough Weather | Forecast 9.40 Music While You Work 10.10 DWevotiogal Service 10.30 Melodiotsiy Yours 11. 0 Women’s Session: I’lays and Play- | ers, by. Beatrice Ashton; They Go to} London, by Robert Newman (NZBS) 11.30 Nelson Eddy (baritone) 12. 0 Lunch Music 2.0 p.m. BBC Concert Hall: Gladys Kip- | lev (contralto, with the BBC symphony Orchestra conducted by Sir Malcolm Sargent / Overture; Cockaigne Three sea Pictures Elgar On Heating the First Cuckoo Delius | Overture Fantasia: Romeo and Juliet Tcohaikovski 3.0 The Man in the Iron Mask 3.30 Music While You Work 4.0 Three Generations Se | 4.30 Rhythm Parade / 5.15 Children’s Session: Jenny’s Story | for Younger Listeners; and Story of the Ballet 45 Popular Parade fe) Tea Dance 15 The Count and Captain Williams, he second talk by Kathleen Newick (NZBS) 7.30 Variety nang: © Harry Lock, from H.M.S. Victory (BBC) (to be repeated | from 2YA at 41.30 a.m. on Friday) ; 8.0 Bob Barcham and his Sextet, with songs of Catherine Berry (Studio) 8.20 The Ray Anthony Chorus’ and chestra 8.30 Lower Hutt Municipal Band conducted by George Kaye (Studio) 9.30 Asia has a Plan (BBE) (a repeti- | tion of Sunday’s broadcast from 2YA) 10.30 Variety 11.20 Close down OVC, NELLINGTON, 5. Op.m. Early Evening Concert 6. 0 Dinner Music me Hans Hotter (baritone) Songs by Wolf Dinu Lipatti (piano) Sonata in BR Minor Chopin | 7.30 Music Magazine: \usic in Christ- 7 9.34 The Dessoff Choirs 10. 4 The Schuman Brass Choir 3 church, by Keith Newson; Some Aspects | of the Imerpretation of Beethoven's Piano Sonatas, by Solomon; Sir Thomas | Beechan’s 75th Birthday; My Instrument: George Hopkins and the Clarinet 8. 0 The Reith Lectures, 1952: I) the. third of six Jeetures on The World and | the West, Professor Arnold Toynbee | speaks about the tension between a native and an alien foree in India (BBC) | 8.30 THE NATIONAL ORCHESTRA conducted by Warwick Braithwaite Overture: La Clemenza di Tito Mozart | Piano Concerto in D Haydn | (Soloist: Gabrielle Whitehorn) Symphony No, 5 in B Flat Schubert | (Studio) De Profundis, Clamavy Ad Te Ave Maria Pres First and Second Lamentations of Jeremiah Lassus ) Four Sonatas for Five-Voiced Brass | Choir : Pezel Nocturne Close down OD WELLINGTON 1130 ke p.m. Variety Time 580 The Adventures of the Scarlet Pimpernel 8. 0 Educating Archie (BBC) (a repeti- — of Saturday’s broadcast from 2YA) Chips D-ewn Beat Poll Winners of 1953: Ps serics introducing the Winners of the American Publie Poll 9.30 William Flynn Show 10. O Jistrict Weather Forecast Close down

2X6 oro GISBORNE, m, 7. Oam. Breakfast Session 9. 0 Feminine Viewpoint (Pamela kemp 9.30 Musie While You Work 10. O Famous Fortunes (first broadcast) 10.15 True Confessions (first broadcast) 10.30 Morning Melodies 11. 0 Close down Tea Table Tunes The Story of Dr. Kildare Piano Pops Fabian of the Yard Vera Lynn Doif Van Der Linden and_ his rrchestra : 0 Report on Gisborne Cattle Fair 2 For the Farmer: Some Impressions of Jersey Island, by H. J, Kaye, an N.Z, Jersey Breeder (NZBS) 8.30 Looking at Life 8.45 For the Pianist 8. 3 My Selection 9.30 The Black Museum 10. O Kelax and Listen 10.30 Close down QL 860 ke. NAPIER 349 m, 9.33 am. liousewives’ Choice 10. O Devotional service 10.18 Master Music 10.45 The Lady 411. 0 Music While You Work 11.30 Stars to Steer By: The Personal Philosophy of R, H. Cochran, of Christchurch (NZBS) 11.34 South sea Melodies 12. 0 Lunch Music 12.12 p.m. Hawke’s Bay Orchardist and, Market Gardener (Department of Agriculture) 2. 0 Musie While You Work 2.45 For the Countrywoman (Laurie Swindell) 3.15 Classical session ‘Cello Sonata, Op. 4 Kodaly 4. 0 Musically Yours 4.27 Music from the Ballroom 4. 5. . 2) > & aooo c 3 $ _2 29 45 Folk Music 0 Accordion Music 5.15 Children’s session: hookaburera Stories: The Adventures of Clara Chuff The Flying scarecrow (NZBS) 5.45 Dinner Music 7. 0 After Dinner Musie 7.10 The Hawke’s Bay Farmer ei 7.30 Play: All the Way to ’Friseo, by Norman Edwards, about a prim old lady who castigated their sins, but could drink and gamble with any of them (NZBS) 8. 0 Concert from the Science at Work Exhibition; The Hastings Townswomen’s Guild Choir, conducted by Bessie McHutchon (from the Art Gallery) $3.30 Hugo Winterhalter and Wenri Rene 9.30 The Roval Philharmonic Orchestra Rustic Wedding Symphony Goldmark Noel Mewton-Wood (piano) and the Winterthur Symphony Orchestra Concerto No, 3 in -E Flat, Op. 75 Tchaikovski 10.30 Close down : Pen MOU O am. Breakfast Session B. Women’s Programme (Prudence Gregory): Taranaki Newsletter Rhumba Rhythms Lee Smith (voeal) peaaanwoo on ~ 0.0 Manhunt 0.15 The Caravan Returns 0.30 The Enchanted Island 0.45 The Deceiver 41.0 Close down

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. Breaktast Session (YAs only) 7.0, 8.0 London News. Breaktast Session 9.4 seereiventones School Session . 9.30 . Turbott’s Talk: A Time for Colds 1.25 Broadcasts to Schools 6.30 London News 6.40 National Announcements 6.45 Radio Newsreel (Not 1YZ) 9.0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.15 From the Courts: A talk on some recent leaal decisions, by Poul Kavanagh, editor of the N.Z. Law Journal 11. 0 London News (YAs ana 4YZ)

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0 pm, Teatime Tunes 30. = Songs~ from-Beryl Davis 45 Colonel X . 0 Slow Beat 15 The Octopus 30 Meet Mr, Mystery 45 Bright and Breezy 1 Listeners’ Requests 9.30 The British Overseas: Lawrence of Arabia (BBE 10. O Song Album 10.30 Close duwnh OXA ..WANGANUL _ 1200: ke 7. 0 a.m. Breakfast Session 9. 0 Especially for Women (Vatricia Murphy ; Q Jimmy Shand and his Band 9 Paul Robeson (bass 10. 0 ‘The Racing Harcourts / 4 5 Manhunt 4 O Lady in Distress . / 10.45 Waltzing with Mantovani 11.0 Close down : 6. 0 p.m. Victor Young and his Singing | Strings 6.15 Alma Cogan and Les Howard 6.45 Jan Garber and his Orchestra 7.15 The Four Corners and the Seven | y z 8 8 seas 3 Songtime: Harry Belafonte | .45 lan Stewart at the Piano / ae | Actor’s Choice / .30 | Wanganui Garrison Band conducted | by Rainey Francis (Studio) 9. 4 Instrumental dnterlude ; 9.15 Room 25 9.45 songs by Issv Bonn / 10. 0 Melody Mixture } 10.30 Close down : NELSON, 1340 ke a.m. Breakfast Session Between Ourselves: Feminine Topies Light Concert The Evil Lady Housewives’ Requests Geraldo and his Orchestra Close down p.m. Bring on the Hits Polkas Waltz Time Melodies Meet Mr. Mystery Junior Quiz: Do You know? Studio Orchestral and Tenor Recital ® Spotlight on Sport (Alan Pater badd So Ba ote° ouno o 2 -oo giou S98 SY WIS °S{ Sees oN son) 15 Danceland 4 The Golden Bush (NZBS 15 Brass Band Contest, 1954: \Muasterton Municipal Band, Lower Hutt Municipal Band, Invercargill Civie Band, and N. G. Dixon (bass trombone) (NZBS 9.45 The British Overseas: kitchener | of Khartoum. by David Delaney (BRE) | 10.15 Music Salon ) 10.30 Close down i CHRISTCHURCH A690 ke. 434 m. 757am, Cinterbury Weather Forecast 9.34 "hopular Classics 10. 0» Mainly for Women: Background to _ the Overseas News; Three Generations | 10.30 Hevotional Service 10.45 Music While You Work 41.15. Folk Songs: kathleen Ferrier 41.30 Joe Venuti (violin) with Russ Morgan (piano 11.45 The Novelty Orchestra 12. 0 Luoeh Music 4.23 p.m. Canterbury Weather Forecast 28: Mainly for Women: A New Look at Your Home, by Ray Robins (NZBS); Book Review 2.30 Music While You Work 3.0 CLASSICAL HOUR Overture: The Hebrides Mendelssohn Piane Concerto No. 4 in BE Flat Liszt Ballet Suite: The Wise Virgins Bach-Waiton 4.0 Sones hy Stephen Foster 4.30 The William Fhvun Show 5.15 Children’s Session: Wild Life Curiosities in -N.Z., ‘by R. KR. Forster (NZBS): Men’ Who Found Out (NZBS) 5.45 Stanley Black and his Orchestra 6. 0 Listeners’ Requests 7.15 Midstream Horses: Kex Holliss, in nis last talk, describes the transition from journalist Ly factory, worker ‘ZBS) : 7.34 Dad and Dave 7.46 Paul Durand’s Orchestra 8. 0 Songs from the Shows, with Doris Hare (BBU) | 8.30 Canterbury Roundabout (NZBS) 9.30 Scottish Half-Hour 10. O ‘icorge Shearing’s Onintet 40.30 Nat kine Cole Sings For You 10.45 The Chet Baker Quartet 11.20 Close down

TESS aS 5. Op.m. Concert Hour 6. 0 Dinner Musie Celestino Sarobe (baritone) Smugglers Song Basque Folk Song: Three Pretty Young Ladies Mariagneta Manen » fe, Christian Ferras (violin) and the Paris Conservatoire Orchestra conducted by Georges: Enesco Concerto Wkte Rodrigo 7.30 Music Magazine (For details, see 2YC 8. 0 Robert Cornaman (piano) Sonata No. 2 in D Minor, Op. 14 Prokofieff 8.16 Portraits from Memory: Sidney and Beatrice Webb, by Bertrand Russell , (BRC) 8.30 The Mannes-Gimpel-Silva Trio Trio in G Minor, Op, 17 Clara Schumann 8.56 The Columbia Broadcasting Symphony Orchestra Symphony No, 5 in D, ,Op. 107 (Reformation Mendelssohn 9.25 Libel, an _adaptation by Mollie Greenhalgh of the play by Edward Wooll é (NZBs) Close down BXG iio IMARU,, , 1160 ke. 7. Oam. Salute the Day 9. 0 Good Morning, Ladies 9.30 Partners in Harmony. 9.45 Vocal Variety 10. 0 At the Console 10.145 The Devil and the Lady 10.30 Eamily Fortune (last broadcast), 10.45 Rarbara Pale : 411. 0. Close down 6. Op.m. Tunes for Early Evening 6.15 The Stars Shine 6.30 Rippling keys 6.45 Latin Pattern > 7. 0 Vocal Pairs 7.415 Four Corners 7.30 Black Lightning 7.45 Song Follo 8. 0 Digger Reports 8.10 ZB Book Review 8.30 The Weavers 8.45 Talk 9. 3 London Studio Recital Kathleen Long (piano) Sonata in €, Op. 2, No. 3 Beethoven Nocturne No. 4 in oA Field 9.35 Play: The Pistol Shot, by \lexander Puskin, ¢ adapted oby Jon Manchip White (NZBS) 10.23 Svdney Thompson's Orchestra 10.30 Close down ‘ Nese MU 9.45 a.m. Morning Star: Kirsten Flagstad 10. 0 Pevotional Service ; 10.18 Looking at Life (first broadcast) 10.30 Music While You Work 11. O Miss Billy

(11.42 Cowboy Corner 11.30 Join inthe Chorus 12. 0 Lunch Music 2. Op.m. Classical Music Piano Trio in D Minor,. Op. 32 Arensky 0 Women’s session (Vera Moore) 0 Musie While You Work 0 Among Your Souvenirs 0 The Burtons of Bammer Street 2 From the Land of the Shamrock 0 This’l) Make You Whistle 0 Les Paul and Mary Ford 5.15 Children’s session: Searvh for the Golden Boomerang; Seeing Stars-Fam-ous Observatories, Palomar 6.45 Folk Songs with Burl Ives 6.0 Dad and Pave | 7.18 Book Review, by H.. O. Jefeoate | 7.30 The Bing Crosby Show. (VOA) | 8. 0 Play: The Breaking Point, \ by Mabel Constanduros (NZBS) | 8.45 beorge Melachrino’s Orchestra 8.54 Stars {6 Steer By: The Personal Philosophy of J. R. MeCreary (NZBS) 9.30 Destroyer: The. Story of H.M.S. kelly from the laving déwn of her keel on ‘Tyneside to her final battle (BBC) 10.30 Close down Meson oe 9.35 a.m. Music While You Work 10.140 instrumenial Interlude 10.20 Devotional Service 10.38 Song Album 11. 0 Country Women’s Magazine of the Air: Wraggle Taggle Gypsies, by Mildred seott (NZBS>; Down on the Freneh Farm, by Joyvee Guppy: The Otago Peninsula, the first. of four historical | talks by Margot Ross (a repetition of | f{YA’s broadcast on March 31) 11.35 Morning Proms 12. 0 Lunch Music 2. Op.m. Celebrity Artists | 2.30 Musie While You Work 3. 0 Christian Marlowe’s. Daughter 3.30 CLASSICAL HOUR Viola Coneerto in G Telemann Variations and Fugue on a Theme by Mozart, Op. 132 Reger | 4.30 From Stage and Sereen 5.15 Children’s Session: Nursery Sing | Song; Red Cross Review 5.45 In Merry. Mood 7.15 The Garden Club (J. Passmore) 7.30 Listeners’ Requests 41.20 Close down AVC 900 ,UNEDIN,, | 5. 0 Concert Hour 6. iiaaae Music 7. © The London Symphony Orchestra Overture; tphigenia in Aulis Gluck Carmen Suite No. 14 Bizet Polka and Fugue (Schwanda the Bag | pipe Player) Weinberger | 7.30 Music Magazine (for details mie 2YC)

8.0 #£Glynne Adams’ and Elsa Jensen Theme aya Variations for Two Violins Rawsthorne (Studio) 8.49 "«littord Curzon and Benjamin Britten (two planos) IntroduéHor and Rondo Alla Burlésca, Op. Fac-ne.. 1 Mazurka Elegiaca, Op. 238, No. 2 Britten 8.36 Myth or Legend? Sir ‘Leonard Woolley talks about The Flood’, (BBC) Vienna Phitharmonic Orchestra conducted by William Furtwangler Symphony No. 4 in B Flat, Op. 60 Beethoven 9.28 The Boy from Greece: The story of Vassilios Vellos, by Peter Duval smith (BBC) 10.31 Contemporary American Composers: David Diamond Doreen Harvey (mezzo-soprano) Musie When Soft Voices Die A Flower Given to My Daughter Anniversary in-a Country Cemetery George Poore (ute), Ina Bosworth (violin), Vietor Mandel (viola), dune Taylor Ceello) and Freda Blank (piano) Quintet in B Minor (NZBS) 11.0 Close down 4Y]. INVERCARGILL. 9.35 a.m. This Week’s Composer: Bizet 10. O evotienal service 10.148 ‘The Country Doctor 10.30 Music While You Work 11. 0 Women at Home: Home Science Talk--Lbucks a-plenty; Family Daze, Sketches of Family Life, by Jillian’ Squire; As | YTold Scotland Yard (NZBS); Today in’ N.Z, History (NZBs) 11.32 Miniature Concert 412. 0 Luneh Music 2. Op.m. The Caravan Passes 2.15 Ballet Music Suite: The Faithful Shepherd _ Handel-Beecham Ballet Suite: from Gluck’s Operas arr. Motti Reception (Rake’s Progress) Gordon 3. 0 Isobel Baillie (soprano) 3.15 Waltz Time 3.30 Musie While You Work 4. 0 Marching with the Guards 4.45 Light Orchestras and Ballads 5.15 Children’s Hour: Time for Junjors; The Moon Flower, a new feature (ABC); Muddles of Mugwumpia 5.45 Scottish Country Dance Players 6. 0 Four Hands on Two Pianos: Jolin Parkin and Peter Jeery, with songs by John MeDonald (NZBS y Bat | Opio Sheep Doge Trial Results 7. 5 Farm and Country: Lorneville Steck Market Report; An Address on the Prospects for Meat and Wool Production, by Dr. C. P. MeMeeken; The Threat. of Synthetics (NZBS); Trace Elements, by RR, W. Bush; The Cleaning of Begs, by ©. J. Goldsmith (NZBS) 7.30 Listeners’ Requests 9.30 BBC Concert Hall The BBE Symphony Orchestra, Cconducted by Sir) Maleolm. Sargent, with Ann Wood (Ceontralto) Nursery Suite Elgar Ode to the Queen Rubbra Suite for Orchestra Berkeley 10.30 Music of Handel 11.20 Close down

KINDERGARTEN OF | THE AIR (ALL YA AND YZ STATIONS) 9.17 a.m., Monday, May 3 KINDERGARTEN SONG AND STORY SONGS: Fire-engine Song, Jack and jill, There Was a Little Dog. GAME: Tiny John. STORY: The Big Red Apple. Sd 9.4 a.m., Thursday, May 6 ACTIVITY: Walking, Running, Jumping, Skipping, Clapping, Bicycle Exercise. SONGS: Baa Baa Black Sheep, Fire-engine Song, Hickory ‘Dickory Dock, Little Bo-Peep STORY: The Baby Bird Learns to Fly. FOR MOTHERS AND FATHERS: Suggestions for indoor activities during cold weather.

Tuesday, May 4

District Weather Forecast 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.

| ZB (070 efit Yow m. 3. Oa.m. Breakfast session 2 0 Morning session (Aunt Daisy) 9.30 George Melachrino and his Orchestra 3.45 We Travel the Friendly Road = Friend Harris {0. 0 Doctor Paul 10.45 Reserved 10.39 David’s Children 10.45 Mary Livingstone, M.D. i}; 0 Frank Cordell Presents Shopping Reporter (Jane) 120 Midday Melodies 1.30 p.m. Aunt Jenny’s Réal Life Stories $y Tommy Reilly (harmonica) 2. 0 Light Orchestras and Vocalists 2.30 Women’s Hour (Marina), Beckoning Shore 3.30 eavpriete Club Notices Afternoon Artists 4 0 Chris Hamalton at the Console 4. Star Tracks 4.30 Variety Fare 5.30 Junior Jukebox 6.45 Tom Corbett, Space Cadet EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 Evening Entr’acte 6.16 Walkabout 6.30 Space Pirates 6.45 Daily Diary 7. 0 Reserved 7.30 I Love a Mystery 7.45 uestion Mark 8. 0 ifebuoy Hit Parade ‘

8.30 Twenty-six Hours 8.45 The Racing Harcourts 9. 0 ° Philip Marlowe Investigates 9.15 Music for Pleasure 10. 0 Memories in Melody (Rod Talbot) 10.30 Dark Destiny 11. 0 Waltzing with Mantovani 11.30 Jazz Parade 12. 0 Close down 2ZB wore m5 6. Oa.m. Breakfast Session 6.15 Railway Notices 9.0 Morning Session (Aunt Daisy) 9.30 Morning Melodies 10. 0 Doctor Paul 10.15 indian Summer 10.30 David’s Children 10.45 Mary Livingstone, M.D. 11. 0: Mid-Morning Choice 11.30 Shopping Reporter (Doreen) 12. 0 Bright and Breezy 1.30 p.m. Aunt Jenny’s Real Life Stories. 2. 0 Orchestral Parade : 2.15 Soprano and Contralto 2.30 Women’s Hour (Miria): Beauty Talk, by Dorothy Wheeler; Beckoning 3.30 Partners in Harmony 3.45 Black and White Keys 4. 0 Ray Noble’s Orchestra 4.15 Hawaii Calls 4.30 Today’s Rhythm 4.45 Something Sentimental 5. 0 Wayne King’s Orchestra

645 Richard Tauber PaPwe 2a- 2W gS asa PNNNDAD MP aaAOoowm NN 2333322220 0D DOND 5.30 Rod Craig in Sabotage 5.45 Tom Corbett, Space Cadet EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 Dinner Music 6.15 Walkabout 6.30 Evil Lady 6.45 Larry Green’s Orchestra 7. 0 Reserved 7.30 | Love a Mystery 7.45 Black Lightning 8. 0 Lifebuoy Hit Parade 8.30 Twenty-Six Hours 8.45 Enemy to Crime 9. 0 Philip Marlowe Investigates 9.15 From Our Decca Liprary 9.30 Joe Fingers Carr 9.45 Guy Lombardo’s Orchestra 10. 0 In Reverent Mood 10.15 Tenor and Baritone 10.30 Dark Destiny 10.45 Musical Melange 12. 0 Close down 3ZB wwe am a.m. Daybreak Discs Breakfast Calli Breakfast Club (Happi Hill) Good Morning Children Breakfast Session Morning Session (Aunt Daisy) Music While You Work Doctor Paul January’s Daughter David’s Children 45 Mary Livingstone, M.D. Q Tuesday Tune Time 4 Shopping Reporter p » om @®= ooogooo ono Lunch Music -m. Aunt Jenny’s Real Life Stories Early Afternoon Concert .30 Women’s Hour (Molly MoNab): pe sa Talks: Lipstick, by Dorothy Wheeler; The Beckoning Shore Norwegian Folk Dance Orchestra dimmy Young Sings Patti Page in Triplicate Canadian Capers Bill McGuffie and his Rhythm Abe Romain and his Orchestra Takes Two to Tango Toni Arden Sings Teddy Petersen and his Orchestra Tom Corbett, Space Cadet EVENING PROGRAMME Tea Dance with Ray Anthony’s rchestra Walkabout Sune Waldimir and his Orchestra David Hughes Takes the Vocal Reserved 1 Love a Mystery The Dark God Lifebuoy Hit Parade Twenty-Six Hours Dinner at Antoine’s Philip Marlowe Investigates Guitaristry Variety is the Spice of Life Q@ Ken Mackintosh and his Orchestra 5 Eddie Calvert and his Golden Trumpet N20 w oo ._®@ BoRBVoRBoRBaoo oo; ~ Oa aw 10.30 Dark Destiny 10.45 Light Variety 12. 0 Close down 4ZB woe 0m a.m. Breakfast session Morning Star Morning session (Aunt Daisy) Melodies for Madame Doctor Paul Reserved David’s Children Mary Livingstone, M.D. Midways in Music Shopping Reporter Lunch Music ‘m. The Stars Entertain Aunt Jenny’s Real Life Stories Variety Concert 2.30 Women’s Hour: Film and Theatre News; Beauty Talk by Dorothy Wheeler; Strange Honeymoon ¥ 30 Afternoon Musicale 0 Tropical Tunes Ambrose and his Orchestra i Soko gio Nae e enn] OOND : N220099; es &° 3

4.30 Guests with Bing Crosby 4.45 Top Rail Tunes 5. 0 Tea Tunes 5.45 Tom Corbett, Space Cadet EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 Popular Song Time 6.15 Walkabout 6.30 Famous Entertainers 6.45 Melody Box 7. 0 Reserved 7.30 I Love a Mystery 7.45 Frenchman’s Creek 8. 0 Lifebuoy Hit Parade 8.30 Twenty-six Hours 8.45 Secret Mountain 9. 0 Philip Marlowe Investigates 9.15 Michael Head: Singer, Composar 10. 0 The Thoroughbred 10.15 Tempo Time 10.30 Dark Destiny 10.45 Doris Day and Buddy Clark 11. 0 Dancing Date 11.45 Merry and Bright 12. 0 Close down 27 PALMERSTON Nth, 940 ke. 319 m. 7. Oa.m. Breakfast session 9.°0 Good Morning Requests 9.30 Out of the Past: Bravour Dance Orchestra 9.45 The Petersen Brothers 10.0 Delia of Four Winds 10.15 Poor Man’s Orange 10.30 Rowan Lodge 10.45 The Unbeliever 11. 0 Shopping Reporter (Margaret Isaac) 11.30 Music from Operetta 12. 0 Lunch Music 1.30 p.m. Here Comes the Bride (Margot) New Light Symphony Orchestra 2.15 Tino Rossi (tenor) 2.30: Women’s Hour (Kay see? Fash= ion News; Beauty Talk, Dorothy Wpeeler 3.30 Spotlight on European Artists 4. 0 Ken Griffin (organ) 4.15 ‘Folk Songs and Dances 4.30 Western Style: The Plainsmen 4.45 Orchestre Raymond 5. 0 The Stargazers 5.16 Piano Accordion Bands 6.30 Waitzing with Strauss 5.45 Paul Neighbour’s Orchestra EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 Teatime Tunes 6.15 Walkabout 6.30 Featuring N.Z. Artists 6.45 Piano Parade 7. 0 Eyes of Knight 7.156° The Devil and the Lady 7.30 Deadly Nightshade 7.45 A Place of Honour 8. 0 The Hardy Family 8.30 Hit Tunes of the Forties 8.45 The Andrews Sisters 9. 0 The Black Museum se Light Orchestras and Instrumente alis ts . 0 Drama of Medicine .15 Enemy to Crime .30 Close down 2 ooo

Trade names appearing in Commercial Division programmes are published by arrangement. -----_-----_-_-_-_ With a rich, sweet and singing solo trumpet, and a _ well-balanced orches*tra*to back him up, Ray Anthony. has hit on a_ successful formula. During his teenage years, Ray Anthony played trumpet with well-known band leaders. Since. he formed his own orchestra, he has played all over the U.S.A. At 6 o’clock from 3ZB, Ray Anthony and his Orchestra may be heard in a tea dance session. * * x A mystery story with the Austrian Alps as the back-drop is what you may hear in 4ZB’s feature "The Dark Mountain," heard tonight and every Monday to Thursday at 8.45. At 10.15 this morning Station 2ZA will broadcast a further episode from "Poor Man’s Orange," a serial based on the book by the New Zealander Ruth Park.-