Thursday, October 28

New Zealand Listener, Volume 31, Issue 796, 22 October 1954, Page 43

Thursday, October 28

760 ke. 395 m. 9 30 a.m. oe Concert 10. 0 Devotions: Rey. kK. R. Prebble 10.16 Singers of Today 10.30 Feminine Viewpoint: In the Looking Glass with Joan MacGregor; Coun- | ty Doctor; The Golden Bush (NZBs) kay du Toit discusses ae materials and techniques (NZB 11.30 Music While You Work ) 2. Op.m. Tne Vienna Symphony Orchestra ly AUCKLAND © Olrenbach Fantasy arr. Stolz 2.30 CLASSICAL HOUR Overture; Phedre Massenet Piano Concerto No. 2 in F Minor, Op 21 Chopin Symphonic Poem, Op. 112: Tapiole j Sibelius | .30 The Citadel 3 3.45 Music While You Work 4.15 in Waltz Time | 445 Concert Artists 6.15 Children’s session: Eric Westbrook | Talks About Children’s Paintings; The Game’s: the Thing 6. 0 Market Reports 6.45 Address by Mrs. I. M. Ratana_ (Labour, Western Maori . Address by Mr. Claude = Anaru (National, Eastern Maori .30 Song and Story of the Maori (NZBS 7.45 Colin Martin with the Grombie. Murdoch Trio (NZBS Antarctica: The Unconquered Con tinent, a feature tracing the history of the discovery of this Southern Continent and the efforts to estimare and develop its potentialities (NZBS) 9.30 pad and Dave 10. O Ken Hanna and his Orchestra 10.46 The Billy Taylor Trio 11.20 close down YC ceo AUCKLAND | 4) m. | 6. Op.m. Dinner Music 7. 0 The Queen’s Hall Orchestra Suite in Five Movements Purcell-Wood 7.14 Hugues Cuenod (tenor) and Claude | Jean Chiasson (harpsichord) 7.35 They London Philharmonic Orches- | tra, With Margaret Ritchie (soprano) A Pastoral Symphony Vaughan Williams. 8.11 Joerg Demus (piano) Prelude, Chorale and Fugue Franck | 8.34 Maggie Teyte (soprano) and — Gerald Moore (piano) Moonlight The Winter Uas Ceased Evening After Dreaming Roses of Ispahan Faure 8.47 Orchestral Concert Yebudi Menuhin (violin) and the Phil- | harmonia Orchestra conducted by Wil- | helm Furtwangler . Concerto in D, Op. 61 Beethoven | The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Symphony No, 103 in E Flat (Drum) ' Roll) Haydn | 410. 0 England's Helicon: Sixteenth Cen--tury Verse (NZBS) | 10.46 The Prisea Quartet, with Siegfried Meincke (viola) String Quintet in F Bruckner | . 0 Close down | ; oe((UCKLAND, 5. Op.m. Andre kostelanetz and — his Orchestra F 5.15 Radio Rodeo 5.30 Hit Memories 6. 0 Star Time: tiuy Mitchell 6.15 eres Melodies Chips Dixieland aie The Land and: its People Popularity Poll First Rehearsal (BBC) Filmland Rhythm on Record 0 District Weather Forecast fh 28h down IXN 5QVHANGAREI oo ne i eS 7. Oa.m. Breakfast Session 8, 0 Junior Request Session 9.0 Women’s News from Town (Rosemary Dempsey) 9.30: Accordion Capers 9.45 Stars of Song 10. O Dangerous Lady 10.15 Story of Vivian Lang 10.30 Out of the Shadows 10.45 Kaikohe Corner 11. 0 Close down 6. Op.m. Light and Bright @ @ ° Voices in Harmony

Famous Fortunes Charlie Kunz Entertains Alias the Baron Eves of Knight Songtime: Donald Peers 8. 0 Elephant Walk 8.15 Tip Top Tunes i at EE bos 8.45 New Queen’s Hall Symphony | Orchestra Selection: Kiss Me kate Porter | — The Paris Conservatoire Orchestra The Nuteracker Suite Tchaikovski .30 Secrets of Seotland Yard 0.0 Accent on Melody 0.30 Close down XH ..g4AMILTON, | 1310 ke 2-0 © 7. Oa.m. breakfast Session 9. 0 Shoppers’ Session (Shirley Maddock 9.30 Voices in Harmony 9.45 Men of Popular Music 10. O A Man Called Sheppard 10.30 Barbara Dale 410.45 Human Comedy 411. 0 Melodies on a Mandolin 41.16 N.Z. Presents 41.46 The Merry Macs 412. 0 Musical Mailbox: Morrinsville 12.33 p.m. Lunch Music 2.9 The Renegade 1.15 Music from Spain 1.30 Girls’ Choirs 1.45 Humour on Reeord 2.0 Women’s Hour (Marjorie Green): The Dark Abyss; Book Review; London Newsletter 3. 0 Paris in Song and Strings 3.30 Lilian Dale Affair -3.45 The Marimba Serenaders 4.0 Ballet Suite The Fantastic Toyshop Rossini-Respighi | 4.45 Kreisler Favourites 65. 0 Biggles 5.15 Cabaret Cornet ~-~5.45 I Spy 6.0 Songs from Films 6.15 Space Pirates 6.30 New Discs i Pee Question Mark 7.15 Johnny Napoleon 7.30 Tudor Princess -67.45 Musie Makers 8 0 Listeners’ Requests 9.30 The Raymon Show (Studio) 10.0 Room Twenty-five: The High Jackers and the Hooch f 10.30 Close down IVD 200 ROTORUA, 9.30 a.m. Local Weather Conditions The Burtons of Banner Street 10. O Light Orchestral Interlude 10.15 Popular Choirs 10.30 \ivra Hess (piano) 10.45 Music. While You Work 11.15 In Hawalian Stvle 11.30 Joe,"Fingers’’ Carr and the "Carr2. 0 p.m. Music While You Work 2.30 Elisabeth Sehwarzkopf (soprano) 2.45 Tenor for Today: Tino Rossi 3.0 Patricia Rossborough and Robinson Cleaver. 3.15 Classical Music Symphony, No. 2 in D, Op. 86 Beethoven Gwen f(Catleyv. (soprano) At the Console : Songs of the Saddle Frankie Laine Sings Queen’s Hall Light Orchestra For Our Younger Listeners: Hoppy Happy Valley Eng@lish Entertainers Address bv Mrs: I.) -M. Ratana (Labour. Western Maori) Address by Mr. Claude = Anaru (National, Eastern Maort) Farm Talk bv Matamata. District ey ao "MN OF WIBEDA LOL HAL ACHE ale Committee of Y.P.C. 7.30 The Story of Osear Hammerstein 8. 0 Bay of Plenty Hit Parade 8.30 Rottle Castle 9.30 The Strange House of Geoffrey Marlowe 10. 0 Old Time Ballroom (BBC) 10.30 Close down WELLINGTON $70 ke, $26 m. 6.30 am. Local Weather Conditions 9.30 Morning Star: Gabriella Gatti (soprano) 9.40 Music While You Work 10.10 Devotional Service

10.30 Morning Concert 11. 0 Women’s Session: Taranaki Newsletter; The Things We Do: Walking, by Margaret Garland 11.30 Two’s Company: Music by some Famous Duettists-Jeannette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy 11.45 Celebrity Artist: Solomon (plano) 2. 0 p.m. CLASSICAL HOUR Overture: Ruy Blas Mendelssohn Songs of a Travelling Wayfarer Mahler Symphony No, 3 in A Minor (The Scotch Mendelssohn 3. 0 Nicholas Nickleby, from the novel by Charles Dickens (BBC) 3.30 Music. While You Work 4. 9 Sparrows of London 4.30 Retrospect: Jazz and Popular Recordings of Former Years (repeat of 2YD’s broadcast) 5. 0 Waltz Time 5.15 Children’s Session: Alice in Woncerland 5.45 Burl Ives Sings 6.0 Tea Danee 6.19 Stock Exchange Report 6.22 Produce Market Report 6.45 Address by Mrs. I. M, Ratana (Labour, Western Maori) 7. 0 Address bv Mr. Claude~ Anaru (National, Eastern Maori) 7.15 Elizabeth's Men: Sir Phillip Sidney (NZBS) 7.30 Jamaica inn: The first episode of a serial adapted by John Quil Anthony, from the winds of Daphne du Maurier NZBS) 8. 0 GEORGE AYO (bass) Water Boy arr. Robinson Shortnin’ Bread Wolfe Banjo song Homer De Glory Road Wolfe (Studio) 8.15 Genuine Imitations, featuring Radio's Top-line~Impersonators (repeat of 2YD’s recent series) 8.45 Jim Carter and His Hawaiians, with songs by Catherine Berry (Studio) — 9.30 Wrestling: A delaved commentary on the Professional Contest from the Wellington Town Hall 10.40 Phil Green presents Rhythm on Reeds 11.20 Close down OY(',. WELLINGTON 0 ke. 5. Op.m. Early Evening Concert 6. 0 Dinner Musi¢ a. 0 Music by Canadian Composers Concerto for Piano and Orchestra 3 Champagne for Orchestra Adaskin (CBE) | FF The Philharmonia Orchestra con--ducted by Issav Dobrowen Carnaval Romain Overture Berlioz /-672«.35 The London Symphony Orchestra Symphony No. 4 in E Minor, Op. 98 Brahms 68.15 Aspects of an Englishman: Sentimentality, by David Moody (NZBS) (to he repeated from 2YA at 3.0 p.m. next Tuesday) 8.45 Oratorio: Margaret Ritehie (soprano), 9, bie Thomas (contralto), Riehard Lew (tenor) and Laurens Rogtman (bass), with the City of Birmingham Choir and city of Birmingham Sviephony Orchestra conducted by David Willocks* A Child ef Our Time Tippett 10. 5 Interlude: Kubla khan. a_ reading of the poem by 8S. T. Coleridge 10. 9 Chau.ber Music: The Pro Arte Ouartet Ouartet in F Minor, Op, 20, NO. 5 Haydn 10.23. The Barehet Onartet "getan in A Flat, Op, 105 Dvorak Close down YD. WELLINGTON | 130 ke, 7. Op.m. -Stars of the Stage, Screen and Cabaret 7.20 © Hoedown Harmony 7.45 Solo Recitalist: Patricia Rossborough 8. 0 Where Did It Come From? 8.15 Night Club 8.45 Dad and Dave 9.0 Coneert For You (repetition of 2YA’s broadcast on Monday) 9.30 A Song For You 9.45 Melodies For Strings. 40. O District Weather Forecast Close down *

QXG rio GESBORNE,, 7. Oam. Breakfast Session 9.0 Feminine Viewpoint (Pamela Kemp) -6©9.30 Famous Fortunes (last broadcast). 9.45 January’s Daughter choruses 10.145 Morning Serenade 41. 0 Close down 6. Op.m. Teatable Tunes 6.30 East Coast Hit Parade _ > ° 7.0 Manhunt 7.15 Deadly Nightshade 7.30 Sabotage 7.45 Hawaiian Serenade 8. 2 Sports Preview 8.15 Educating Archie (BBC) . 8.45 Gardening Session 9.3 Music for Middlebrows 9.30 Casanova 10. 0 Jazz Club 70.30 Close down QYL 860 x. NAPIER 349 .m, Housewives’ Choice Devotional Service Master Music Gountry Doctor Music While You Work = o On "Howe OO we *OOlw ok Op.m. Music While You Work | 0 Calling Ward X: Musie for Hospfals 345 Classical Session Nocturne for Four Voices Tait 4-0 A Tale of Hollywood 5. 0 Concert Pianists Jennifer in London (BBC);. Studio Quiz 5.45 With a Song in My Heart 6.45 Address bv Mrs. I. M. Ratana (Labour. Western Maori) 7. 0 Address, bv Mr, Claude Anaru (National Eastern Maorl) 7415 Maori Place Names of Hawke's Bay: Tuki Tuki, by J. D. H. Buchanan (final broadeast) 7.30 Dad and Dave 7.43 Hawke’s Bay Hit Parade 8. 7 Prisoner at the Bar (BBC) (final broadcast) 8.35 Band Music 9.30 N.Z. Music Society’s Newsletters Second of a series of programmes recorded by New Zealanders in London. This ineludes Patrieia Naismith (viola), Jean Anderson (plano), Lesiie Andrews (baritone), Mary Riehards (accompanist), and an interview with James Robertson, ‘the new conductor of the National Orchestra 10, = Pathways to Freedom: Escape in ath 40.30. Close down OXPNEW ke. PLYMOUTH 7. Oa.m. Breakfast Session Children’s Session (Aunt Helen): ae District Weather Forecast 9.0 Women’s Programme (Elizabeth Ranuman): Book Review; tage Letter 9.30 Morning Melodies « 10. O Fabian of the Yard | 10.45 The Caravan Returns: 10.30 True Confessions 10.45 The Deceiver 411. 0 Close down 6. Op.m. Two With a Tune 6.15 Margaret Whiting (vocal) 6.45 Calling Inglewood re The Orchestra Entertains 7.15 Question Mark 7.30 Tudor Princess ‘ 8.1 Farm Session (Jack J. H. McDonald, Veterinary Surgeon, New Plymouth, discusses Distemper in Dogs; Do We Need icrigation in Tar ranaki? (an interview with B. a member of the feet ASE Committee of the Canterbury Progress League); Taranaki Stock Market Report

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. Breakfast Session (YAs only) . 7. 0, 8.0 London News. Breakfast Session 9. 4 Kindergarten of the Air 12. 0 Lunch Programme 12.33 p.m. News for Farmers 1.30 Broadcasts to Schools 6.30 London News 9. 0 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.15 Our Asian Neighbours: Pressure of Population, by Professor H. Belshaw 11. 0 London News (YAs and 4YZ)

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8.30 The New Concert Orchestra 8.45 Webster Booth (tenor) 3. 3 Johnny Guarnieri Plays 9.18 Jean Sablon (vocal) 9.30 From the Pen of Jimmy McHugh 9.46 The Fontaine Sisters (vocal group) 10. 0 Rhythm on Record Digest ("Turntable’) 70.30 Close down OXA 1200 ANGANY 7. Oam. Breakfast session 7.45 Weather Report ) 9. 0 Especially for Women (Patricta | Murphy ) 30 N.Z. Artists 9 9.45 Popular Vocalists | 10. 0 bark Abyss 10.16 Mauhunt 10.30 The Meredith Scandal 70.48 Famous Tenors 141. 0 Close down 6. Op.m. Recent Releases 6.25 Weather Report and Town Topics 6.40 The Music of Vincent Yournans 7.0 Famous Rescues 7.16 Sporting Roundup (Norm Nielsen) 7.39 On the Sunny Side 745 Instrumental Parade 8. 0 Farm Topics: Summer FPattening Crops, by A, A. Duncan, Instructor in Agriculture 8.15 Listeners’ Requests 70. O impudent Impostors 10.30 Close down 1340 ke, 224 m. 7. Oam. Rreakfast Sesston 8. 0 Between Ourselves: Feminine Topics 9.30 Concert Memories 10. 0 Housewives’ Tunequest 10.15 The Dark Goa 10.30 The Lives of Harry Lime 11. 0 Close down

pom, Melody Fair Nelson Hit Parade Tudor Princess Musical Comedy on the Piano Rural Broadeast Latest Light Fare Roger Quilter’s songs Play: A.Dog’s Life, by June Epstein (NZBS) 10,0 Old Time Ballroom: Sydney Thompson’s Orchestra BBE 10.39 Close down 8 © © ONNDH — Gi OO es ao $a A] CHRISTCHURCH 690 ke. 434 m. 7.58 am. Canterbury Weather Forecast -~© 9.30 Concert for Morning (20. 0 Music While You Work (10.30 Devotional Service 10.46 Duets in Waltz Time 11. 0 Mainly for Women: Country Club; The Beeton Story 11.30 Henri ene’s Orchestra and Jan Peerce (tenor) 1.27 p.m. Canterbury Weather Forecast 2.0 Mainly for Women: Short Story: The Haunted Housewives, by Alizon Atkinson (NZBS); Gréat Victorian Women; Mary kingsley, by Mildred Scott. «NZBS 2.30 Musie While You Work 3. 0 CLASSICAL HOUR Composer of the Week: Franz Liszt Symphonie Poem: Orpheus Variations on the Prelude: Weinen Klagen Mazeppa Symphony, No. 6 4.0 Miss -RBillv 4.15 Rhythm Pianists 5. 0 Old Time Musie with Harry Davidson’s Orchestra 5.15 Children’s Session: Junior Digest 5.45 Listeners’ Requests 6.45 Address by Mrs. I, M. Ratana (Labour, Western Maori) 7. 0 Address bv Mr. Claude = Anaru (National, Eastern Maori) 7.15 Wild Life Curiosities, by R. R. Forster (NZBS) 7. Dad and bave The Philharmonia Orchestra The Skaters" Waltz Waldteufel 7.54 Rhythm Rendezvous: fioug kelly and his Orchestra (Studio) 8.14 Shaping Winas to Come: A visit to the College of Aeronautics at Cranfield (BBC) 9.30 Your Dancing Party: | Tommy Dorseyv’s Orchestra (VOA) 9.45 Teddy Wilson at the Piano 10. O Ratph Flanagan and his Orchestra 10.30 Pee Wee Erwin and his Dixieland Band 411.20 Close down ' 3Y( CHRISTCHURCH 5. Op.m. Concert Hour 6. 0 Dinner Music 7.» Music from the U.S.A, Stewart Harvey (baritone) Velvet Shoes Thompson Chioe Kreuz To telen Loeffler Embroidery for a Paithless Friend Nordoff Night Song at Argalf Naginski Monks and Raisir " Barber (NZBS) 7.14 Arthur Rubinstein (piano) and Jaseha Heifetz (violin Sonata in A Franck 7.40 ANITA RITCHIE (soprano) Recit: O Worse Than Death Aria: Angels Ever Bright and Fair (Theodora) Lose Not the Hours (Rinaldo) Ye Dear Eyes So Tender (Giulio Cesare) Ye Gracions Powers (NRodelinda) ; Han (Studio) 8. 0 THE NATIONAL ORCHESTRA corducted hy James Robertson, with soloist~ ee Rosner (violin) and €ric Lawson viola) Suite for String Orchestra Bridae Symphony No. 4 in A, Op, 96 (Italian) Mendelssohn (Interval) Concertante Sinfonia, K.864 Mozart (Soloists: Francis Rosner and Eric Lawson) . Ballet Music: The Perfeet Fool Holst (From the Civic Theatre) 10.145 -The Snow Goose: A tale of Dunkirk. by Paul Gallico 10.42 Agi Jambor (plano), Victor Aitay (violin) and Janos Starker (‘cello) Piano Trio No. 6 in B Flat, K.254 Mozart 41. 0 Close down

BXO suo TIMARU 7. Oa.m. Tunes ea Toast 0 Good Morning, Ladies (Doris Kay) Jimmy Shand and his Music Hits from the Shows QO The Black Arrow 5 Black Narcissus 258 m. QO Never Let Me Love You 5 The Ambassadress 0 close aown p.m. Tea Table Melodies Ranch House Refrains Calling Waimate Vietor Young’s Strings Question Mark The Cat Serateches Vintage Voeals H.S.A. Review Listeners’ Requests The Dark Stranger 10. O Interlude for Music, "with Kay Cavendish (BBC) * 209°9°9nW" ou" ogocd 2 PRN OOP ZSSSe aL me aks we i") ° 10.146 Sleepytime Tunes 10.30 Close down 8Y7,,.,GREYMOUTH | 920 ke 758 a.m. West Coast Weather Forecast |-~«99.45 Morning Star: Harold Williams 10. O Pevotional Service 10.18 Miss Billy 11. 0 Women’s session 11.12 Let's Look Back (11.45 Jopular Parade ) 2. Op.m. Classical Music Suite (The Slippers Orchestral Suite No. 4, Op. of (Mozartiana) Tohaikovski 2.45 Christian Marlowe’s Daughter 3.30 From Stage and Screen 4.0 The Burtons of Banner Street 4.12 Recital for Two 4.45 Comedy Corner 5.15 Children’s session: Radio Circle (Unele John) 5.45 Tea bance: Strict Tempo bance Music 6. 0 Dad and Pave 6.45 Addtess’' by Mrs. |. M. Ratana : (Labour. Western Maori) | 7. 0 Address by Mr. Claude Anaru : (National Kastern Maori: 7.15 Garden Expert: O. H, Jackson 7.30 Short Story: The Tale of a Piper. by Bonne Byrne, adapted for radio by Oliver A. Gillespie and told by Peter Varley (NZBRS) | 7.45 Time to Sing: The NZRS visits a remote sheep farming community at | Tinui in the Wairarapa. Produced by Juek Dobson (NZBS) 830 Hit Parade 9.30 Time to Laugh 10. 0 Old Time Ballroom (BBC) 10.30 Close down AYA ~ DUNEDIN 780 ke, 384 m. 9.30 am, Music While You Work 10.10 instrumental Interlude 10.20 Levotional Service 10.45 Imperial Lover 411. 0 Topics for Women: (Garden Talk, by Mrs. M. Laurie; Motoring Holidays in the South Island, by N. 8. Seaward; Alex Lindsay Talks About) Musie |} 4135 Morning Prome /2. 0 p.m. Them Was the Days | 3:.0 The Caravan Passes 3.30 CLASSICAL HOUR Piano Concerto No. 1 in F Flat Liszt syvmphows No. 2 in DB Mitiot, Op. . Dvorak 4.30 Dick Haymes 4.45 On the Electric i chaast Children's Session: Making Things tromy seashells: Children of India 6. 0 String Serenade (Vi)\) | 6.45 Address by Mrs. I.) M. Ratana (Labour. Western Maori) 17. 0 Address bv Mr. Claude = Anaru (National. Eastern Maori) 7,15 Song and Story of the Maori (NZBS) 7.30 Reel and Strathspey Club (Joe Wallace) . 0 Dunedin Studio Orchestra conducted by Gi) ye ) (Studio) 8.30 Adventures of the Scarlet Pimpernel 9.15 Eddie Cantor Entertains 9.30 Vera Lynn Sings 10. 0 The Mountebank 10. ‘30 Holiday in Hawaii with Danny kuaana and his Islande:s 10.45 Moods for Starlight 11.20 Close down

WU toi at. 5. 0 p.mg Concert Hour 6. 0 bMner Music 7. 0 The Colutbia Symphony Orchestra Serenade Melancolique Tohaikovski 7.15 Review (Jean Johnson): University Education in N.Z., the second talk by Professor J. A. Passmore; Some Recent Films, a review by Reginald Graham; Review of the N.Z, Players’ Production of The Love of Four Colonels 7.50 The Cambridge University Madrigal society songs from A Garland for the Queen 8.10 The London sSvinphony Ofehestra Symphony No, 6 in & Schubert 8.37 MAURICE TILL (piano Chaconne Bach-Busoni (Studio 8.52 Suzanne Danco (soprano Recital of {7th and 18th Century Music 9.10 Russian Composers The Philharimonta Orchestra Procession of the Sardar (Caueasian Sketches), Op. 10 tppolitov-ivanoyv The Paris Philharmonic Orchestra Raymonda Suite. Op. 57A Glazounov Alexander Kipnis (bass) The Harvest of Sorrow, Op. 4, No. 5 Rachmaninoff The Hollywood String QOnartet String Quartet No, 2 in D Borodin 10.26 Poems by Walter de la Mare, réad by Robert Harris 10.35 The Philharmonia Orchestra and Chorus, with kyla Greenhaum (piano) and Gladys Ripley (contralto) The Rio Grande Lambert 11. 0 Close down {XP oso DUNEDIN, , 1430 ke m. (6, Op.m. Bandstand .30 Presbyterian Hour 15 Best in the West .30 Cowboy Roundup 15 Listeners’ Requests 45 Swing Session 0.30 Close down 4Y/L,INYERCARGJLL 9.30a.m. This Week’s Composer: Weber 16. 0 bevotional service 10.18 The Burtons of Banner Street 103) Music While You Work 11. 0 Women at Home: sSvuthland bis cussion Panel é 11.30 Miniature Concert 12.33 p.m. News Jor Farmers 2.0 The Beeton Story 2.15 Concert by Boston Symphony. Om chestra and kerstin. Thoftburg (contralto) Introduetion (Khowantchina) Moussorgsk! Waltraute’s Narrative (Twilight ©} the Gods) Wagner Mephisto Waltz No. 1 Lisz* 1 Saw the Child (Parsifal) Wagner Presto and Waltz Minuet of the Will 0° the Wisps Hungarian March (Damnation of Faust) Berlio: 3.0 songs of the Sea 3.15 World Concert Orchestta 3.30 Hlospital session 4.0 Over to You (BBC) 5. 0 Comedy Harmonisats 5,15 Children’s Hour: Time for Juniors The World of lee (ABC); Cub Night 6. 0 beloved Vagabond 6.45 Address by Mrs. I. My Ratane (Labour, Western Maorl, . 0 Address by Mr, Claude Anart (National. Bastern) Maori) 7.16 Variety Magazine 7.45 Music by Melachrino 8.15 May | Have the Treasure ? 850 Atec Templeton (piano); 9.30 Music by N.Z. Composers: Ernest Jenner Ernest Jenner (piano) = / Jubilate Deo } Winston Sharp (baritone) Three Poems by Thomas Campion: Shall | Come, Sweet Loye I Care Not for These Ladies Turn All Thy Thoughts Ernest Jenner (plano) Three Old Dance Forms; Minuet and Musette Sarabande Gavotte Gaprike P NZBS) 10. 0 Members of the New symphony. One chestra Introdyetion and ANegro for) Strings, Op. 47 Elgar 10.15 © Places and Things, the first of, a series of talks by Sir Comptor MeKenzie (BRC) 10.30 Jazz Time 41.20 Ciose down

Thursday, October 28

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 pm. and 9.30 p.m.

ZB nw 6. Oa.m. Breakfast Session 9. 0 Morning Session (Aunt Daisy) 9.30 Cavallaro Cavalcade 9.45 We Travel the Friendly Road with the Wayfarers 10. 0 Doctor Paul 10.15 The Renegade 10.30 David’s Children 10.46 Courtship and Marriage 11.0 Film Parade 11.30 Shopping Reporter (Jane) 12. 0 Midday Listening 1.30 p.m. Tapestries of Life 1.45 Luigi Infantino 2.0 The Boston Promenade Orchestra 2.15 Perry Como 2.30 Women’s Hour (Marina): Home Decorating Session; Book Review 330 1ZB Happiness Club Notices Concert Hall 4.0 Yachtsmen’s Weather Forecast Jan August 4.15 Hugo Winterhalter and Soloists 4.45 Eddie Calvert and his Golden Trumpet 5. 0 Variety on Disc 6.30 Richard Tauber é Tom Corbett, Space Cadet EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 Top Tunes 6.15 Wild Life 6.30 Destination Venus 6.45 Daily Diary 7.0 Invincible Kate 7.15 Passing Parade 7.30 Shadows of Doubt 7.45 Prophecy 8. 0 Money-Go-Round 8.30 Tudor Princess 8.45 Son of the Storm 9. 0 Ask Me Another (Jack Davey) ro" Light Orchestras and Soloists 0. 0 Men, Motoring and Sport (Rod Talbot) 10.30 The Picture of Dorian Gray 10.45 Music in Softer Mood 11. 0 Dixieland Detour 12. 0 Close down 27B wie tm. 6. O a.m. Breakfast Session 6.15 Railway Notices 8. 0 Morning Session (Aunt Daisy) 9.30 Luton Girls’ Choir 8. Light Orchestras 10. 0 Doctor Paul 10.15 Bing Sings 10.30 David’s Children 10.46 Courtship and Marriage 11. O Light Variety 11.30 bie Ley | Reporter (Doreen) 12. 0 On Our Lunch Menu 1.30 p.m. Tapestries of Life 2. 0 Orchestral Parade 2.15 Jane Froman 2.30 Women’s Hour (Miria): Book Review; Home Decorating 8.30 Afternoon Tea Tunes 3.45 Geraldo’s Orchestra 4. 0 Champ Butler 4.15 Josephine Bradley’s Orchestra 4.30 Rising Stars 4.45 Thea Charioteers 5. 0 Paul Weston’s Orchestra 5.15 Romantic Mood 6.30 Alan Dean : 6.45 Tom Corbett, Space Cadet EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 Dinner Music 6.15 Wild Life 8.30 Tell It To Taylors $8.45 Fred Waring’s Orchestra 7. 0. Invincible Kate 7.15 Passing Parade 7.30 Shadows of Doubt 7.45 Love at Arms 8. 0 Money-Go-Round 8.30 Tudor Princess 8.45 Variety Time 9.0 #£Ask Me Another 9.30 From Our Parlophone Library 8.45 Accent on Melody Favourites of Yesterday Instrumental Variety Picture of Dorian Gray Popular Dance Bands and Singers Close down -~a- eee nNeoooo aoa onontoe

3ZB ive tm. 6. Oa.m. Breakfast session 8. 0 Breakfast Club (Happi Hill) 8.15 On Your Way, Children | 8.20 After Breakfast Tunes |9. 0 Morning session (Aunt Daisy) 9.30 Music While You Work 10. 0 Doctor Paul | 10.15 The Racing Harcourts | 10.30 David’s Children | 10.46 Courtship and Marriage | 11. 0 Thursday Morning Meiodies | 11.30 Shopping Reporter (Elizabeth Anne) 12. 0 Lunch Musio 1.30 p.m. Tapestries of Life 2. 0 Early Afternoon Conoert 2.30 Women’s Hour (Joan Gracie), Book Review; Home Decorating Re) Music for Romance Piano Selections by Peter Kreuder Bailad and Orchestra Chris Hamalton Happy Go Lucky Tunes Vaughn Monroe Sings The Oscar Thompson Trio Maori Melodies Studio Quiz: Price to Pay Tom Corbett, Space Cadet EVENING PROGRAMME Victor Young and his Singing ngs Wild Life Larry Adler, Mouth Organ Virtuoso Invincible Kate John Nesbitt’s Passing Parade Shadows of Doubt The Meredith Scandal Money-Go-Round Tudor Princess I Spy Ask Me Another Supper Variety Fingers and Feet The Mariners Entertain The Picture of Dorian Gray Riccarton is on the Air Close down AZB won mn. AAAS Sap ww Po o- @ 2 ores, BOBS Res ese eucouonconuZo att AA OOO Po ouczo ROCCO, 6. Oa.m. Breakfast Session 7.30 Weather Forecast 7.35 Morning Star 9. 0 Morning Session (Aunt Daisy) 9.30 Melodies for Madame 10. 0 Doctor Paul 10.15 The Meredith Scandal 10.80 David’s Children 10.45 Courtship and Marriage 11. 0 Music for Milady 11.30 Shopping Reporter 12. 0 Lunch Music 1.30 p.m. Tapestries of Life 2.0 Records at Random , 2.30 Women’s Hour (Prudence Gregory): Book Review; Malayan Letter; Home Decorating 3.30 Afternoon Musicale 4.0 Bing in Erin 4.15 Kreisier Favourites 4.30 Freddy Martin and his Orchestra 4.45 Memories 5. 0 Family Favourites 5.45 Tom Corbett, Space Cadet EVENING PROGRAMME 6.0 Teatime Tunes 6.15 ‘Wild Life 6.30 Music, Music 7. 0 Invincible Kate 7.15 Passing Parade 7.30 Shadows of Doubt 7.45 Dinner at Antoine's 8. 0 Money-Go-Round . 8.30 Tudor Princess 8.45 Johnny Raven 9. O Ask e Another 9.30 Otago River Reports Armchair Melodies 10. O Ejight-Hour Alibi 10.156 Rhythm Roundup 10.30 Picture of Dorian Gray 10.45 These are New 11. 0 Radio Roundabout 12. 0 Close down ELECTION RESULTS CHART: The "Listener" Chart for Election Results will appear as o special colour supplement. Your Newsagent will reserve a copy for you.

2Z PALMERSTON Nth, 940 ke. 319 m 7. Oam. Breakfast session 9. 0 Good Morning Requests 9.30 Out of the Past: Joe Bund and his Orchestra 9.45 Home Decorating Talk 10. 0 Alias Jane Morgan 10.16 Escape Me Never 10.30 Out of the Shadows 10.45 The Ambassadress 11. 0 Shopping Reporter (Margaret Isaac) 11.30 Light Orchestral Music 12. 0 Lunch Music 12.30 p.m. Dominion Weather Forecast 130 Modern Romances 2. 0 Spotlight on European Artists 2.30 Women’s Hour (Kay Begg), You hd the Judge; Book Talk; London Newsetter 3.30 Musical Comedy Stars 3.45 Al Goodman’s Orchestra 4.0 Rhythm on the Keyboard 4.15 Vocals with David Carey 4.30 March Time 4.45 Famous Ballads 5. 0 Concert Instrumentalists 5.15 Carl Kress (guitar) 5.30 The Adventures of Rocky Starr: Destination Venus 5.45 Popular Songs in Harmony EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 Teatime Tunes 6.15 Wild Life 6.32 Musical Miscellany a Eyes of Knight

The Devil and the Lady 7.80 Johnny Raven, Adventurer 7.45 The Grey Goose 8. Q Tops in Pops (Norman Alien) 8.30 Orchestral Serenade 9. 0 Ask Me Another , 9.30 Romance in Rhythm: Tommy Dor-~ sey 9.45 Spotlight Pianist: Semprini 10.0 This Was the Week: Invasion from Mars 10.15 Swingtime 10.30 Close down Fritz Kreisler is an Austrian by birth and spends the years of his retirement in U.S.A, Those with ‘long memories will recall his visit to N.Z. in 1925. During the 1914-18 War he demonstrated his amazing sensitivity by . determining, from the pitch of the shells whining overhead, the exact location of British Artillery Units, and after the war he was one of the first enemy artists to prove the universality, of the musical language by filling British Concert Halls. He has often been in the news, and caused his greatest sensation when in the 1930's he confessed to having composed many works bearing the names of early classical composers. His playing may be heard from 4ZB at 4.15. Carl Kress, one of America’s best known exponents of the guitar will be featured today from 2ZA at 5.15 in a selection of recordings. -~