Saturday, September 25

New Zealand Listener, Volume 31, Issue 791, 17 September 1954, Page 49

Saturday, September 25

lV, AUCKLAND 760 ke 395m. 9. 4am. HKecent Releases 9.30 The Test of Time: Melodies that Retain Popularity Throughout the Years 10. 0 Devotions: Rev. R. L. Challis 10.20 Sports Postponenients, Light Orchestras and Vocalists 10.45 Auckland Trotting Ciub’s Meeting at Alexandra Park 11. 0 Light Instrumental Interlude 11.15 Mirth and Melody 11.45 Latin Ameriean Rhvthm 12. OF Lunch Musie 2. Op.m. Saturday Matinee 2.30 Rugby: Auckland v. Bay of Plenty, commentary from Eden Park 4.30 Light Coneért 6.15 Children’s Session 5.45 ‘Chorus Time 6. 0 Auckland stock Market Report (NZBS 7.30 I Love a arrangements by Oswald Cheesmapn, who directs the Strings, With songs by Mary Negus (NZBS) 7.45 Phil Green and his Rhythm on. Reeds 8. 0 Design for Piano: ih the Crom-° bie. Murdoch Trio (NZB 8.15 Rendezvous with Vann and the Rinaldo Gipsy Quartet (NZ7BS 8.30 Educating Archie (BBC) (to be re--peated from 1YA at 2.0 p.m. on Tuesday ) 9.15 Lookout, by A. J. Danks 9.30 The Binge Grosby Show (VOA) 10. 0 Make Believe ag a Time 11.20 Close down YC _ 2. Op.m. Orchestral Hour 3.0 Light Concert 4.0 Arias from Opera 4.20 Concerto 5. 0 Close down 6. 0 Dinner Music oe Music by N.Z. Composers: Thomas | : iray and Ashley Heenan : The Alex Lindsay String Orchestra Two Folk Songs: / Jock o’ Hazeldeen Bonnie’ Wee Thing Gray Donald Munro (baritone) Three Traditional Sea Songs: ‘ Venezuela Lowlands Away Lowdown, Lonesome, Low Heenan The Alex Lindsay Orchestra SuMe: Question and Answer Gray \ZBS 7.30 No Name 8. 0 The Alma Piano Trio (For details, see 3YC 9. 0 THE NATIONAL ORCHESTRA, with Francis Rosner (violin) and Eric. Lawson | » (viola) (For details, see 2YC 410.16 Elisabeth Schumann (soprano). with Instrumental Ensemble directed by Yella Pessl Wedding Cantata ; Bach 10.38 The London Chamber Orchestra Divertimento in B Flat Berkeley 11.0 Close down VD AUCKLAND, 1250 ke. . m. 11. 0 a.m. Happy Listening Paes Russ Morgan 11.45 At Home with Lionel Barrymore 11.30 World Variety 12. 0 Song Album 72.20 p.m. ‘Pop’ Orchestra Favourites 8. Join in the Chorus 8.30 Radio Cabaret 10. 0 District Weather Forecast Close down 2.40 iillbilly and Western Parade 7. .0 Swing Shift 1.15 Association Football (From Blandford Park) 250 Interlude for Song ; 3.10 Rugby League (from Carlaw Park) | 4.45 My Son Tom . 5.15 Your Host Tonight: David Rose 5.30 Jazz Memories / 6. 0 Parade of Overseas Successes 6.30 Merry Melodies TO Dance Bands on Record 7.30 Cocktail Time with Frank Chacksfield 7 : cue OAR. 7. Oam. Breakfast Session 8. 0 Junior Request Session 9. 0 Bunkhouse Show 9.15. Waltz Time 930 Morning Musicale 10. O Guest Artists: The Companions of "Song

COB BNNDOOUAITITIAAW Hees anatase aa by » o eh ht mh eh SEELEMM NNODOHw 0.15 Kamo Quarter Hour 0.30 ‘Tenor Time 0.46 Home Decorating (Anne Stewart) 1. 0 Close down 30 p.m. Tunes of the Times 2.0 Rugby: Auckland v. North Auckland (from Rugby Park) Voices in Harmony Afternoon Variety rs go it) Light and Bright 30 Sougtime: Dinah Shore 45 Patrick Dawlish 0 Saturday serenade 15 spotlight on sport (Woodrow Wilson 30 Eves of Knight 45 Popular Dance Bands 0 Sports Supplement . Choice of the People: Requests .30 The Torch of Freedom 0.0 sSwingtime 0.30 Close down XH is ctHAMILTON, ,. 7. Oam. Breakfast Session 7.45 Weather Report 8. 0 Sports Preview . 0 Musical Mailbox: Te kuiti 9.30 Holiday for Song 9.45 Home Pecorating Talk (Anne stewart Fate Walked Beside Me ~For the Home Gardener (M. C. Gudex 0.30 Musical Memories 45 song Spinners O@ Away in Hawaii 15 Wappy Harmony 30 Modern Variety 45 Microphone Magazine 0 Musical Forecast 2.15 p.m. Billy Cotton and his Band 0 Sports Summary 5 Lighter and Brighter os = go Famous Fortunes From Cempbell Park, Morrinsville Popular Parade Chipper Molloy and Connie Dance Bands Commodore's Cabin Sing As We Go Island Songs and Dances Guest Artists: The Stargazers Popular Encores Harvest of Stars Radio Sports News Hardy Family Reserved . = a oSosaons ® peated from iNH at 1.30 tomorrow The Affairs of Harlequin The Bing Crosby Show (VOA) Boxing: N.Z. Heavyweight Championship, Don Mullett-Chub Keith (From Bledisloe Flall) 10.30 Close dowy lYZ 800 ROTORUA, , m. 9. 4 a.m.‘ Morning Star: Jan Mazurus 9.15 Saturday Morning Variety 9.30 The Real McCoys 10. O lan Stewart and his Musie 10.16 Howard Keel (baritone, 10.30 Gardening session (A. M. Linton) 10.45 Phil Harris Entertains 11. 0 British Dance Bands 11.30 Concert in Miniature 12. 0 Lunch Music 2. Op.m. Saturday Matinee oO S $2 Rugby: Thames Valley v. Waikato Take it From Here (BBC) (to be

First Sports Summary The London Theatre Orchestra Comedy Time Ray Bloch’s Swing Fourteen Buster Keene (vocal) second Sports Summary Tea Dance Joseph Locke (tenor) Be * rub oog TAPP POwwN aosaos the Pooh (BBC); This is Our Town; king Arthur--The Round Table (BBC) 6.45 An Unusual Musical 7.10 Bay of Plenty Sports Results 7.30 Educating Archie (BBC) 8. 0 Twenty Questions 8.30 Pathways to Freedom: The Freedom Train , 9.15 Lookout, by A. J. Danks 9.30 The Affairs of Harlequin 10. O Music by Melachrino 10.30 Close down QV WELLINGTON $70 ke, $26 m. 5. 0 a.m. Breakfast Session 7.58 Wairarapa, Wellington City, and fhutt Valley, and Marlborough Weather Forecast 10 Sports Announcements 9.4 Band Musie sports Announcements Morning Star: Franz Volker (tenor) 9.40 Musie While You Work 10.10 Devotional Service 10.30 Business Women’s Session: Table Talk-Vegetables and Fruit, by J. D. McDonald (NZBS); Wome Millinery: Renovating and’ Remodelling, by K. Du Toit (NZRS) . For Our Younger Listeners: Winnie.

1 2 3 ~-«éB. 5 6 7 2 | 41. QO Sports Announcements Variety 2.0 Lunch Music Sports Announcements Op.m.. Variety 0 Afternoon Matinee . 0 Rugby: Centurions v. Wellington B (from Athletic Park)> ft) Musie from the Salon 15 Children’s Session: Songs by Uncle Ernest; Quiz; The Islanders . Oo Tea Dance .30 i Love a Melody: Arrangemerits by Oswald Cheesman, who directs the Strings, with songs by Mary Negus Liberace at the Piano 0 Educating Archie (BBC) (to be re- " peated from 2YD at 7.30 p.m. on Monday ) 8.30 The London Story: The White Pony, from a story by H. E. Bates 9.15 Lookout, by A. J. Danks 9.30 Make Believe Ballroom 11.20 Close down AY SELLING I ON, 3. Op.m. The Devil to Pay (BBC) (final episode) tae With a Song in My Heart 0 Variety History’s Unsolved Mysteries 5. 0 Early Evening Concert ‘ QO Dinner Music . 0 DONALD MUNRO (barilone) Spirito Sancto The Bellringer’s Daughter Happy Burial The Erl king Loewe (Studio) Clifford Curzon piano) Impromptu Schubert.

7.30 Through the tron Curtain: A documentary programme about broadcasts by Western countries to the Soviet sphere in Europe’ (BBC) 8. 0 The Aima Trio (For detalls, see 3YC) 9. 0 THE NATIONAL ORCHESTRA cone ducted by James Robertson Sinfonia Corgertante, K.364 Mozart (Soloists; Francis Rosner, violiny and Eric Lawson, viola) Ballet Suite: The Perfect Fool Holst (From the Town Hall) (During the -interval there will be an appreciation of Gustav Holst, the anniversary of whose birth was on = September 21) . 10.145 The Bride of Lammermoor (BBC) 10.45 The Boyd Neel String Orchestra Concerto Grosso in B Minor, Op, 6 No, 12 Handel 11. 0 Close down

2D WELLINGTON, | 7. O p.m. Listeners’ Requests | 10, oO" District Weather Forecast Close down 2XG 010 GISBORNE, | 7. Oam. Breakfast Session . | 7.45 sport and Pienie Cancellations J | 8.45 Sporting Summary |. 9..0 Motoring with Robbie ) 9.15 Tenor Time | 9.30 Hullo, Wairoa | 9.45 Home Decorating Session 10. O Light Variety 10.30 The Weavers | 10.45 Melodies We All Know | 14. O Close down | 6 Op.m. Tea Table Tunes 6.30 Out on the Range 6.45 The Air Adventures of Biggles : A Alias the Baron 7.15 Sports Results 7.30 Pacifie Adventure 7.45 | Hope and Crosby | 8..2 Listeners’ Requests 9.30 The Devil’s Holiday 10. O Saturday Night Cabaret, 10.30 Close down AY) 860 ke. 349 m. | 8.58 a.m. Hawke’s Bay Jockey Club’s | Meeting: Commentaries throughout 9.4 Spotlight om Snort | 9.36 Always this \ esterday | 10. O Master Music 10.30°. Morning Variety /42. 0 ‘Lunch Music | 2. Op.m. Afternoon. Programme 2.45 Rugby Football Commentary: : Hawke’s Bay v. Poverty Bay ~-6B.15 Children’s Session: The Storyman 5.45 The Humphrey Bishop Show Dick Barton | 7.83 Saturday Fan Fare 8.30 The Stanley Holloway Programme 9.39 Time to Sing: The NZBS visits the Dominion Scout Training Headquarters at Tatum Park, near Levin; produced by Jack Dobson (NZBS 10.15 Music by Antonini (VOA) 10.30 Close down OXPNAM PLYMOUTH 7. Oa.m. BKreakfast Session "= it So 7.30 District’ Weather Forecast 9. 0 Gardening Session (Bill Wilson) 9.15 Ghosts of Musie 9.30 Dance Band Parade 9.45 Home Decorating Session ~ 10. O Light. Instrumentalists 10.15 The Merry Macs (vocal group) 10.30 Waliztime ;

CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL The following programmes will be broadcast to correspondence school pupils by 2YA, and rebroadcast by 1YA, 3YA, 4YA, 1YZ, 2YZ, 3YZ and 4YZ: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 9. 4am. Speech Training and Poetry. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 9. 4am. The Headmaster Holds Radio School Assembly. 912 Social Studies: Understanding the Community. 9.21 Protein Foods and Their Importance. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 . 9.4 a.m. There Goes the Bell! 9.14 Use Your Eyes. 9.22 Lively Social Studies for S. 1. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 9. 4 a.m. Music Appreciation, 9.19 Parlons Francais.

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. Bredktast Session (YAs only) 7.0, 8.0 London News. Breakfast Session 6.30 p.m. London News 6.40 Nationa! Announcements 2 National Sports Summary Local Sports Results " Overseas and N.Z. News 9.15 Lookout: A N.Z. Commentary on International News, by A. J. Danks 11. 0 London News (YAs and 4YZ) a

Saturday, September 25

6 won 70.45 The Deceiver. 414. 0 Close down 6. Op.m. Melodytime 6.30 Taranaki Hit Parade 7. 0 Western Style 7.15 Sports Results (Mark Comber) 7.30 Something Old, Something New 8.14 ‘Charles Kullman (tenor) 8.15 Barnabas von Geczy and his Orchestra 8.30 Songs from the Shows, with Leslie Henson (BBC) (final broadcast) 9. 3 Music for Middlebrows 8.30 Play: The Kite, by W. Somerset Maugham, adapted by Mabel Constanduros and Howard Agg (NZBS) 70. O Dancing Time 40.30 Close down OTA nt LANGANY, .. 7. Oa.m. Breakfast Session 7.45 Weather Report a) Morning Requests 8. Sports Cancellations 9. 0 Down to Earth with Curley 9.15 Instrumental Parade 8.30: Voices in Chorus 9.45 New Concert Orchestra 40. 0 Tauber Time 10.15 Morning Variety 40.45 Home Decorating Session 41. O Late Sports Cancellations Close down . Op.m. Sergeant Bigglesworth, C,I.D. 6.25 Weather Report and Town Topics 6.40 Popular Vocalists y ee The Accused 415 Sporting Review (Norm Nielsen) ~ _7.30 Tudor Princess 45 Songtime: Doris Day Prisoner’ at the Bar: The Trial of George Archer-Shee (BBC) 8.30 Melody, Just Melody 9. 4 Strictly Instrumental 9.16---Play: Saloon Bar, by Frank Harvey (NZBS)

40.45 Interlude for Rhythm: James Moody and Winifred Davey (pianos), Peter Akister | (bass) and Mickey Grieve (drums) (BBC) 40.30 Close down NELSON 22 1340 ke. 7. O a.m. Breakfast Session 7.30 District Weather Forecast 9. 0 Calling All Sports (Alan Paterson) 9.15 Men in Chorus 9.30 Everyman’s Music 40. 0 Down to Earth with Bert (The Home Gardener) 10.30 Here’s a New Version 40.45 Home Decorating (Anne Stewart) 41. 0 Close down 6. O p.m. Dinner Music 45 Destriptive Style 4m. 2 t oS Famous Fortunes 7.15 Sports Results (Alan Paterson) 7.30 Souvenirs 8. 0 Listeners’ Requests 10.30 Close down ; 3 CHRISTCHURCH 690 ke. 434 m. 9. 4 am. Every Man a Handyman, by Laurie Harris 9.20 Pop Tunes 9.50 Musical Comedy Corner 40. 0 Music of the People: BBC Midjand Light Orchestra conducted by Gilbert Vinter (BBC) 10.45 Waltz Time 41. O Morning Variety

12. 0 Lunch Music 1. Op.m. Association Football (From.English Park) 3. 0 Rugby Football: Canterbury v. Buller (from Lancaster Park) 4.45 Light and Lively 5. 0 Sidney Torch and his Orchestra 5.15 Children’s Session: Scouting Scrapbook 7 Sports Results Listeners’ Requests 4 7.30 Il Love a Meiody: Arrangements by Oswald Cheesman, who directs the Strings, -and songs. by Mary Negus (NZBS) 7.44 Piano Stylist; semprint 8. 0 The Mountebank % 8.30 Educating Archie (BBC) 9.15 Lookout, by. A. J. Danks 9.30 Light Variety 10. O Sports Review 10.15 Modern Dance Music 11.20 Close down

SYC SEARISTCHURGE 1. Op.m. Musical Programme 5. 0 concert Hour 6. 0 Dinner Music 7. 0 St. Cecilia and the Shovel: A programme of. British Folk Songs aboutWork (BBC) = The Future of N.Z, Farming: Wool, by Dr. A. E. Henderson (NZBS) 7.45 Gerard Souzay (baritone) and Jacqueline Bonneau (piano) songs by Gounod 8. 0 The Alma Trio: Maurice Wilk (violin), Gabor Rejto (’cello) and Adolf Baller (piano) Trio in C Major, Op. 87 Brahms Violin Sonata No. 14 Bartok (From the Civie Theatre) 9. 0 THE NATIONAL ORCHESTRA with Francis Rosner (violin) and Eric Lawson (viola) (For details see 2YC) 10.16 Dessorff Choirs Baroque Choral Music 10.38 Reginald Kell (clarinet), Lillian Fuchs (viola) and Mieczyslaw Horszkowski (piano) Trio No. 7 in E Flat Major, a ozart 41. 0 Close down

3X0 1160 IMARU, ,, m 7. Oa.m. Rousing Ramblings Saturday’s Choice: Requests N.Z. Artists Memory Lane Calling Geraldine Divertissement 0. 0 Man About Town 0.16 Songs for All 0.30 Country Mailbag 0.45 1 Coooe &Sac0 Home Decorating Session . O Close down p.m. Melody Mixture QHa 0 415 crooners’ Corner .30 Holiday for Song 45 Around the Wards: Hospital Requests Pte A Handful of Stars , 7.15 Sports Page 7.30 Musical Comedy Cameo 7.45 On the Light Side 8.10 Melody on the Move, with the Arthur Smith Quartet and Eddy Howard’s Orchestra 8.40 Gems from Opera 9. 3 London Studio Melodies: Bernard Monshin and his‘ Concert Tango Orchestra (BBC) 9:36 Variety Ahoy, with Robert Morton from H.M.S. "Hornbill" (BBC) 10. & Reflections 10.30 Close down

lene OUT. 9. Ba.m. You Ask, We Play 42. 0 Lunch Music 2. Op.m. First Sports Summary Saturday Afternoon Matinee 3. 0 Rugby: Ranfurly Shield, Buller v. Canterbury, at Christchurch Second Sports Summary Children’s Requests Dinner Music Where Did It Come From ? Late Sporting Information First Rehearsal (BBC) The Good Companions Cavalcade of Music Lookout, by A. J. Danks Interlude for Music: The Malcolm itchell Trio (BBC) The Four Knights 40. 0 May I Have the Treasure? (NZBS) 10.30 Close down Rae WwowHact onooouoc © eof &28as o-

DUNEDIN 780 ke. 384 m, R® 4am. Albuin of Memories 9.39 Topics for Business Women: Book Review, by Daphne Purves; Adventures in Cooking, by Alice Kirschner; Stories of the South Coast, the fourth talk by Gwen Sutherland 10. 6 Musical Miniatures 10.20 Devotional Service 10.33 Front Page Lady 11. 0 Sports Announcements Dunedin Jockey Club’s Spring, Meeting from Wingatui; Commentaries throughout Light Music Makers: Richard Addinsell .O Sports Announcements Lunch Music 41. Op.m. Sports: Commentaries during the afternoon on Association and Rugby Football 4.30 Tempo of the Times 5. 0 Ray Bloch’s Popular Concert Orchestra 5.15 Children’s session: Sparetime Club; The Islanders 6.45 Continental ‘Cameo 6. 0 footlight Parade 7.30 1 Love a Melody: arrangements by Oswald Cheesman, who. directs the strings with songs by Mary Negus (NZBS) 7.50 May |! Have the Treasure? (NZBS) 8.30 Educating Archie (BBC) (to be repeated from 4YA at 2.0 p.m. on Wednesday) 9.15 Lookout, by A. J. Danks 9.30 Old Time Dance Music 10.0 Sports Summary 10.30 Modern Dance Music 11.20 Close down 4YC 900 DUNEDIN, , m. 4. Op.m. Matinee 3.30 Classical Hour 4.30 Excerpts from Grand Opera 5. Concert Hour 6. 0 Dinner Music fo

:e Music by British Composers The Royal Festival Orehestra and Choir Serenade to Music Vaughan Williams The London Symphony Orchestra Fantasy on Welsh Nursery Tunes Grace Williams Walter Midgley (tenor) Songs by Roger Quilter 8.0 The Alma Piano Trio (For details, see 3YC) 9. 0 THE NATIONAL ORCHESTRA, with Aeron Rosner (violin) and Eric Lawson (viola) (For details, see 2YC) 10.15 The Reith Lectures, 1953: Uncommon Sense. In the fifth lecture by Professor Oppenheimer he shows how the important idea of ‘"‘complementarity’ may be applied to other flelds of human experience other than physics as well as’ to many of the traditional battlegrounds of the philosophers, where views apparently at variance with common sense can reasonably arise by the conscientious application of common sense (BBC) 40.44 The London Baroque Ensemble St. Anthony Divertimento ay 44. 0 Close down AY] INVERCARGILL

9. 4am. Cowboy Roundup 9.15 Sports News 9.30 Melody Mixture 40. 0 Devotional Service 10.145 Miniature Concert 10.45 Les Miserables 14. 0 Take It From Here (BBC) (& 1epetition of Monday’s broadcast from 4YZ) 41.30 Tunes of Today 12. 0 Lunch Music 2. Op.m.. Racing Summary Radio Matinee 4.45 Racing Summary : 5.15 Children’s Hour: Time for Junicrs; The Quiz ‘ 5.46 Late Race Results Music. for the Tea Hour 7.30 Music of the People: The BBC Midland Light Orchestra (BBC) 8. 0 Play: The Light of Heart, adapted by Betty Roland, from the play by Emlyn Williams (NZBS) 9.15 Lookout, by A. J. Danks 9,30 Serenade For You: A Medley of Love Songs, sung by Stephen Douglass 9.47 Swiss Dance Melodies 40. O Latin-American Style: Songs by Patrick Murdoch, with the music. of Brian Marston (NZBS) 10.30 Sporting Review 41.20 Close Gown

Saturday, September 25

Sports from 12.45, Results every quorter-hour 11.0-5.15. Sports Summories 3.0, 4.45 and 6.30 p.m.

Sports We XY every quarter-hour from 11.0-5.15. i Summaries 12.45, 3.0, 445 and 6.30 p.m.

: ZB 1070 ea cate m. 6. O a.m. Breakfast Session 8.15 Sports Preview (Bill Meredith) 9. 0 Gardening Session (John Henry) 9.30 Three Hits and a Miss | 9.45 We Travel the Friendly Road with | Brother Dick 10. 0 14ZB Happiness Club ) 10.30 Priority Parade 11. 0 The Radio Doctor: Dr. H. B. Turbott. 11.5 Melody Fare 11.15 Sports Results Throughout | 12. 2p.m. Melody Menu Mae Sports Summary 2. Saturday Matinee ) 3.0 Sports Summary 4.45 Sports Summary | 5.45 Saturday Star: Doris Day EVENING PROGRAMME George Melachrino and ‘this OrchesSo 2 Melodies of the Moment Radio Sports News The Dam Busters Strange Stories of the Sea Variety Time It’s in the Bag Spin a Yarn, Sailor Epitaph for Henriette For the Defence Fireside Favourites London Commentary Take it Or Leave it 1ZB Evening Requests Close down a ore. Oa.m. Breakfast Session 15 Railway Notices 5 Sports Session 0 Voices We Know 5 1 bo Bo w= @® NSonmoonscoonu ooo ASA COOMBMINNDD &w Eddy Howard’s Orchestra Maurice Chevalier Ronnie Munro’s Orchestra O Gardening with George 5&5 Housewives’ Session (Marjorie) 0 Morning Concert 0 ZB Radio Doctor: Dr. H. B. Turbott 5 Racing Results Throughout orts Cancellations Lunch Music p.m. Sports Summary Saturday Afternoon Variety Racing Summary Racing Summary News from the Zoo (C. J. Cutler) EVENING PROGRAMME NN =--0900 v: ° Bio Shoo 6. 0 Dinner Music 6.39 Radio Sports News 7. 0 The Dam Busters 7.30 Strange Stories of the Sea 7.45 Variety Time 8. 0 It’s in the Bag 8.30 Spin a Yarn, Sailor 8.45 Epitaph for Henriette 9. 0 For the Defence 9.30 Light Variety 9.45 London Commentary 10. O Latest from Overseas 10.15 From the Studios of H.M.V. 10.30 ZB Evening Requests 12. 0 Close down 37B CHRISTCHURCH 6. Oa.m. Another New Day 8. 0 Breakfast Club (Happi Hill) 8.15 Sports Summary 8.30 Bright and Breezy 9. 0 For the Week-end Gardener (David Combridge) 9.39 Top Tunes | 9.45 Gift Quiz (Jack Gardiner) 410.15 Movie Magazine 10.80 Record Rendezvous 41. 0 ZB Radio Doctor: Dr, H. B. Tur--11.15 Sports Results Throughout 11.30 Sports Cancellations 12. 0 Lunch session 12.35 p.m. Local Sports Cancellations 12.45 Sports Summary : 1.0 Light Veriety 3. 0 Sports Summary 4.45 Sports Summary 6.15 Sports Results 5.30 New Tales for Old 5.45 Musical Mix

EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 Roberto Inglez and his Orchestra Boe Keeping Up with the World (Happi i 6.30 Radio Sports News 7. 0 The Dam Busters 7.30 Strange Stories of the Sea 7.45 The Meredith Scandal 8. 0 It’s in the Bag 8.30 Spin a Yarn, Sailor 8.45 The Intruder 9. 0 For the Defence 9.30 Anthony Choir with Ray Anthony’s Orchestra 9.47 London Commentary 10. O Variety Time 10.15 Jazz Club 19.30 For the Motorist (Harold Kean) 11. 0 Late Evening Requests 12. 0 Close down 47B 1040 ‘Seeman m. 6. Oa.m. Breakfast session 7.30 Weather Forecast 7.35 Morning Star 8.15 Racing and Sporting Preview 9. 0 Variety on Record 10. 0 4ZB Cancellation Service 10.30 Of interest to Men 41. 0.ZB Radio Doctor: Dr. H. B. Turbott 11.15 Race Results throughout the Day 11.30 4ZB Cancellation Service 12.45 p.m. Racing Summary 2. 0 Southland Corner 3.0 Racing Summary 4.45 Racing Summary 5. 0 Reserved 515 Children’s session 5.30 From the Wonder Book of Knowledge EVENING PROGRAMME New Discs Radio Sports News it) The Dam Busters 7.30 Strange Stories of the Sea 7.45 Tune Time 8. 0 It’s in the Bag 8.30 Spin a Yarn, Sailor 8 45 Armchair Questionnaire 9. 0 For the Defence 9.30 Sentimental! Mood: Tommy Dorsey 9.47 London Commentary 10. 0 Otago Favourites 10.15 Rhythm 10.30 Dance Music from the Town Hall 11. 0 Rhythm on Record 11.20 Dance Music from the Town Hall 11.45 Party Pops 412. 0 Close down

2Z PALMERSTON Nth. 940 ke. 319m. 7. Oa.m. Breakfast Session 8.15 Sports Preview (Norman Allen) 9. 0 Hit Parade (Wally Chamberlain) 9.30 Sports Cancellations 9.32 Out on the Range 9.45 Keyboard Capers 10. 0 The Four Corners and the Seven Seas 10.15 Orchestral Cameo 10.30 Strange Last Words 16.45 Light Instrumentalists and Vocalists 11.15 Accent on Strings 11.25 Sports Cancellations 11.45 Ballads of the Concert Hall 42. O Lunch Music 12.25 p.m. Sports Cancellations 12.45 Sports Summary 2.0 Songs by Jo Stafford and Gordon MacRae 2.15 Popular Dance Bands 2.45 Rugby Commentary (from the Showgrounds) 3. 0 Sports Summary 4.30 Light Spotlight 4.45 Sports Summary 5.15 Tenor Time 5.30 Adventures of Rocky Starr: Destination Venus Hawaiian Serenade EVENING PROGRAMME 0 Teatime Tunes 30 Sports Roundup 0 Melodies in Strict Tempo 1 Question Mark .30 Strange Stories of the Sea

Johnny Napoleon Theatre of Famous Authors Variety Time Office Wife For the Defence Stars of the British Variety Stage Saturday Night Requests Close down

Trade names appearing in Commercial Division programmes are published by arrangement, Tommy Dorsey was born on November 10th, 1905, in Mahonoy Plain, Pennsylvania. Father Dorsey taught his sons to play every instrument in a brass band. Tommy worked as a delivery boy and Jimmy worked in the coal mines, but the boys decided to form the Dorsey Brothers Novelty Orchestra. In 1934, the Dorsey Brothers band became a national sensation. The best of the band’s early efforts were recorded for the then infant Decca Records. Glenn Miller played second trombone in this band, Ray McKinley was the drummer, and Bob Crosby was the vocalist. At 9.30 this evening, 4ZB will present Tommy Dorsey’s Long Playing Recording "Sentimental Mood." A ‘ ; Nine o’clock on Saturday morning is "Hit Parade" time at 2ZA.