Tuesday, November 23

New Zealand Listener, Volume 31, Issue 800, 19 November 1954, Page 37

Tuesday, November 23

AUCKLAND 760 ke. 395 m. 9.34a.m. Music Whilé You Work 10.10 Devotions: Rev. T. C. Somerville 10.30 Feminine Viewpoint: Country Doctor; Background to the. News. (NZBS):; The Golden Bush (NZBS); Book Daphne Purves discusses *some children’s books NZBS) 12.33 p.m. Country Journal (NZBS) 2.0 From Stage and Screen 2.30 CLASSICAL HOUR Overture in B. Flat, K.341A (Paris) Mozart Dances for the Redouvensaal Haydn kight Litthe Pieces. for Mechanical Clocks Haydn 3.30 rhe Citadel 3.45 Music While You Work 4.15 Ballad Interlude 4.30 Singing Strings 4.45 Variety Time 6.15 Children’s session: R. W. loach thiks about the Zoo: The Voice of Peace rhe Peasant (UNESCA) 5.45 Walter Gieseking (piano) 6. 0 Market Reports Favourite Melodies 7.10 In Your Garden This Week: R. L. Thornton 7.30 Crombie Murdoch’s Orchestra with Pat MeMinn Studio) 7.50 Fela Sowande Rhythm Quintet 8. 0 paaweys to Freedom: Way from Siberi: 8.30 Auckland Studio Players directed by Oswald Cheesman (NZBS) 9.30 The Golden Egg: From Farmyard to Frying Pan, the second programme on New Zealand’s Poultry Industry (NZBS) 9.47 Irving Berlin Melodies 10. 0 Les Brown and his Band of Renown 10.30 Duke Ellington (piano) 10.45 Shorty Rogers and his Giants 11.20 Close down IYO nao BUCKLAND), 6. Op.m. inner Music 4.0 Amhur Rubinstein (piano), Jascha Heifetz (violin) and Gregor Piatigorsky (cello) Trio in A. Minor Ravel 7.26 Gerard Souzay (baritone) Songs by Gounod 7.45 THE sega 2 ORCHESTRA (For details, see 2Y 9. O N.Z. Music sit in London For details, see 2YC 9.32 E}iy Ney Trio, with Walter Trampler (viola Quartet in E Flat, Op. 47 Schumann 40. 0 The Suicide Club: The Club has Two New Members, by R. L. Stevenson (NZBS) 40.18 Anton Dermota (tenor On Her All Joy Dependeth To My Beloved (Don Giovanni) The Picture is Enchanting Fail (Magic Flute) ‘ Mozart Sonnet (Capriccio) R. Strauss 10.38 Wilhelin Backhaus (piano) Sonata No. 11 in B Flat, Op. 22 Beethoven 11. 0 Close down WD AUCKLAND, . Op.m. The World Concert Orchestra B18 adio Rodeo 5.30 Hit Memories 6. 0 Star Time: Frank Weir 6.15 Merty Melodies 6.45 Destiny Bay 7. 0 Dance Album by Billy Mav ; 7.30 Life with the Lyons (BBC) (a repetition of LYA’s saturday. broadcast) 8. 0 Old Time Ballroom 8.30 Inspector West 9.0 Preview: The Latest on Record 9 30 Rayv’s 4 Laugh (BRC) 10. District Weather Forecast Close down IXN .,~pVHANGARE! | 970 k am. Breakfast Session Junior Request Session ~Women’s News from Town Harmonica Harmonies Tauber Time Dangerous Lady Story of Vivian Lang Out of the Shadows 45 kawakawa Calling Christmas Shopping Close down p.m. Popular Parade Percy Faith and his Orehestra Patrick Dawlish 0 Bing Sings 15 Alias the Baron B50 eg = = ToTgouao NN OOO2242242000n MOMS " ser w®

Eves of Knight Turntable Rhvthm Elephant Walk The Viennese String Orehestra Echoes from the Glen (Eric Arcus) (studio) Eugene Conley (tenor) Frank Chacksfield’s Orchestra Evening ib Paris Stars of Song J Joe Save and his Music 0.0 The Black Museum 10.30 Close down XH, d2AMILTON, . bw "pb os Go an Swowno © wWoOMO~~ pw 1310 ke | 7. O am. Breakfast Session | 9 0 RA toe: te 8 Session (Shirley Maddot) 9.30 Hit Memories 9.45 Gambolling Guitar A Man Called Sheppard The Devil and the Ludy Barbara Dale Human Comedy Musie for One, Please James Latin Rhythin Radio Rodeo 5 Maritime Melodies OQ Musical Mailbox: Cambridge 3 p.m. Lunch Music The Renegade Music from France keyboard Variety Song Time Women’s Hour (Marjorie Green): Dark Abyss; Fashion News; Talk, ‘ts Consider Theatre Matinee The Lilfan Dale Affair Choral Recital Stabat Mater Pergolesi \ir Adventures of Biggles Popular Parade I spy Teatime Tunes Space Pirates Hear Who's Here Melody Mixture Ouestion Mark Johnny Napoleon Tudor Princess Waltz Pavourites fe Frankton Stock Sale Report, prered by J. M. MeNicol Waikato Hit Parade We Three and One More: Bert McNamara (piano), Peter Green (bass), Len Gilbert (drums) and Kahu Pineaha (voeal) (Studio) 8.45 Swing Soiree 9. 4 Play: Business is Business, by Lance Sieveking (NZBS) \ The Stanley Holloway Show 10.30 Close down ND sa0, BOT OS so 9.30 a.m. tlealth Talk The Burtons of Banner street 10.0 They Sing Together 1030 Alfredo Catupoli 13.45. Musie While You Work 11.15 Wahine: Life from the Maori Womun’s Point of View, a talk. by Kate Shaw (NZBs) 41.30 Australian Concert Stars 2. Op.m. Music While You Work 2.30 Star Artist: Guy Mitchell 2.45 stepmother 3.15 Classical Programme Sinfonia Concertante in E Flat Major, K.364 Mozart Piano Concerto in € Major Cambin Recitative. for Violin and Strings Bonporti 4.0 Voices in Harmony : \ 4.30 N.Z. Artists on Record 5.15 For Our Younger Listeners (Janet Perry), Nursery Bhymes atid Books tor Juniors: Junior Naturalist 6.45 The Music of Sigmund Romberg 7. 0 Talk: The Gare of Pets, by R. W, Roach (NZBS) : 7.30 Listeners’ Reauests . The strange House of Geoffrey Marlowe at 10. 0 A Mantovani Concert 10.30 Close down 9 WELLINGTON $70 ke. 526 m. 5. Oa.m. Breakfast session 5.30 Local Weather Conditions 6.30 Local Weather Conditions 9.40 Musie While. You Work 10.10 fevotional Service 40.30 Heauty That. endures 11. 0 Women’s session: Background tv the News; Round the Galleries, with Stewart Maclennan qogouo o "NN Aae30000 aor yy sae aeineda @ 2 OMe et lo TOTOwW bw= BH= nm a 22 NNNINOHOSTAT Pow @ go ooo: a> -TaLoO= BW agogouogo o oo .

6.0 Dinner Music 11.30 Waltz Time: Light Orchestras and Vocalists 2. Op.m. Music from Italy 3. 0 Aspects of an Englishman; Insularity, by R. T. Robertson (NZBS) (a repetition of Thursday evening’s. broadcast from 2YC) 3.30 Musie While You Work 4. 0 Premiere Performance 4.30 Rhythm Parade 5. 0 Composer’s Parade: Ivor Novello 5.15 Children’s session: Once upon a Time Stories-Naughty Water Boy; Tales from the Magic Theatre 5.45 Popular Parade 6. 0 Tea Dance 6.19 Stock &xchange Report 6.22 Produce Market Report : 7.15 . A Far Away Childhood, the last of three talks by Alizon Atkinson, recalling her early years in the North of England (NZBS) 7.30 International Showtime 8. 0 Pathways to Freedom: The Tree Climbers 8.30 Wellington Police Highland Pipe Band (Studio) 9.30 Secondary Schools Music Festivals: Hutt Valley High School The first of a series of programmes of recordings made at various local secondary school performances during the veur 10. 0 Makers of Melody: Richard Addinsell (BBC) 10.30 The Favourite Songs of Judy Canova 10.45 Fddie Calver (trumpet) it en en 5. Op.m. Early Evening Concert 7.0 The French Wind Ouintet Partitas in A Major and D Major Dittersdorf 7.15 Gerald Christeller (baritone) and Claire Newman (soprano) Elizabethan Two-Part Songs (Studio) 7.30 By Heart: Well-known Poems (BBC) 7.45 THE NATIONAL ORCHESTRA conducted by Alex Lindsay, with Maurice Tilt (piano) Overture: A Midsummer Night’s Dream Mendelssohn Siegfried Idyll Wagner Concerto in A Minor Schumann (Studio) 9. 0 The N.Z. Music Society in London: The sixth programme recorded in London by members of the Society... Tonight’s programme includes Jean Merlow (piano). an. interview with Colleen Clifford (known in N.Z. as Eileen Clifford, who is a member of the Guys‘and Dolls Company), the first performance of Nine Faneles by Max Saunders and Andrew Gold (tenor), with Mary Richards (accompanist). ‘Compere: Andrew Gold (Keeordings by courtesy of othe RBC) 9.32 Wilhelm kempit (piano) and Elisabeth Hongen (contralto) Music bv. Brahms, Wagner and Wolf 10.15 The First Sight of Spitzbergen: From Lord*Dulferin'’s Letters trom High Latitudes (NZBS) ag 10.21 The Concertgebouw Orchestra of Anisterdam | rhe : Symphony No. 6 in B Minor (Pathetiqtre ) : Tohaikovski 11. O "Close down j OED, WELLINGTON. 7. Op.m. Variety Time 7.30 Symphonic Portrait: Jimmy Me8. 0 Retrospect: Ray Harris presents outstanding Jazzand Popular. Recordings | of the past two deeades, 1945 | 8.30 -ininja the Avenger 9.0. Music in the Tanner Manner 9.30 Paul betaine. 7d the Gilbert Case (BBC) 10. O District Weather Forecast Close down XG soo GISBORNE,, ,, 7. Oam. breakfast Session 9. 0 Feminine Viewpoint (Pamela Kemp) 9.30 Moments of Destiny 9.45 Trne Confessions 10. 0 Fate Waiked Beside Me 10.145 Voices that Blend

40.30 Music While You Work 11. 0 Close down 6. Op.m. Teatable Tunes 6.30 The Story of Doctor Kildare 7.6 Tune Parade 7.15 Fabian of the Yard 7.30 Fiesta Rhythm 7.45 Phil Harris 8. 3 For the Farmer: Farmers’ Newsletter, by R. Viney of the Agriculture Department, Gisborne 8.15 Vintage Vocals 8.30 Looking at Life 8.45 For the Pianist 9.3 My Selection, in which we invite people from all walks of life to prepare and present a programme of their own choice 9.30 Black Museum 10. 0 Relax and Listen 10.30 Close down QL 860 ve NAPIER 349 m. 9.33 a.m. Housewives’ Choice 40. 0 Devotional Service 10.48 Master Music 10.45 €o0untry Doctor 44. 0 Music While You Work 41.30 South Sea Melodies 11.45 12 : Light Pianists A2p.m. Hawke’s Bay Orchardist and Market Gardener (Department of Agrieulture) : 2.0 Musig While You Work 5 For the Countrywoman (Laurie Swindell) : 3.45 Duo for. Piano and Violin in A Major, Op. 162 Schubert 4.0 Homestead Harmonies 4.27 Miisic from the Ballroom .45 Folk Musie 5. 0 Accordion Music 5.15 Children’s session; Hereward the Wake: Out and About with Nature (Reg Williams) : 5.45 Melody for Strings ; 7. 8 The Hawke’s Bay Farmer , 7.28 9 Play: Brass Farthing, by, Ruperé Croft-Caoke, edaied by Giles Cooper Ps 10.39 Close down OYPNEW PLYMOUTH, 1370 ke. 7. Oam. breakfast Session 9.0 Women’s Programme (Elizabeth Bauman): Taranaki Newsletter; Overs seas News 9.30 Art Mooney and his Orchestra 9.45 Hillbilly Harmonies 10..0 Fabian of the Yard 40.45 9 Caravan Returns 10.30. Johnny Napoleon 10.45 The Deceiver 11. 0 Close down 6. Op.m. Teatime Tunes The Duchess (piaro) Motoring Session (Robbie) Latest and Listenable Prophecies Tudor Princess Bright and Breezy Listeners’ Requests The Tin Tabernacle: The story of the first marine radio station, by Alap Dixon (BRC) (10, O. Song Album 10.30 Close dowa 9.30 BBC Concert Hall © BNNNND OD = &8n088 @ °

~ an NATIONAL BROADCASTS Dominion Weather Forecasts YA and YZ Stations: 7.15, 9.0 a.m.j 12.30, 6.25, 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 Correspondence School on 9.30 Dr. Turbott’s Talk: Parents Can Minimise Drownings 11.30 Waltz Time (not 1¥Z, 2YZ) 2. 0 Lunch Programme .25 p.m, Broadcasts to Schools .30 London News 45 Radio Newsreel . 0 National Sports Summory .0 Overseas and N.Z. News Cricket Scoreboard: M.C.C. v. Queensland 15 Science Commentary: The Thermionic Valve, by W. L. Harrison, Chief Engineer, N.Z. Broadcasting Service 11. 0 London News (YAs and 4YZ)

Tuesday, November 23

OTA iN ANGANYY 7. 0 am. Breakfast Session 9. 0 Especially for Women (Patricia Murphy) 9.30 Variety Time 9.45 Show Business QO Dark Abyss B&B Manhunt 0 The Meredith Scandal 45 Waltz Time + 0 Close down Op.m. Latin Americana 5 Weather Report and Town Topics 0 Hawaiian Harmonies 0 Songtime: Jo Stafford 5 In Merry Mood ° Popular Parade 5 Home on the Range 0 The Affairs of Harlequin 8.25 Salon Vocal Group conducted by Gladys Berry * Music Klemm Hark, Hark, the Lark Schubert-Diaok When de Stars Begin to Fall arr. Roberton Brother, Come and Dance with Me (Hansel and Gretel) Humperdinck O,. Hush Thee, My Babie arr. Bach Past Three O’clock arr. Shimmin (Studio) 8.45 The Fire of Etna 9. 4 Secrets of Scotland Yard 9.30 Ballads Old and New 9.58 N.Z. Music Society’s Newsletter: Recorded by New Zealanders in London (By courtesy of the BBC) 10.30 Close down OXN 1340 ANELSON,,.,, 7. O a.m. Breakfast Session 9. 0 € pepe Ourselves. (Feminine op Puree Faith and Eddie Cantor Py Mantovani and his Music 40.18 The Meredith Scandal

10.30 Housewives’ Requests 11. 0 Close down 6. O p.m. Among the Orchestras 6.30 Gayla Peevey and Jimmy Boyd 6.45 Modern Marvels 7.0 Tudor Princess 7.15 Do You Know? Junior Quiz (Studio) 7.30 Instrumental Parade 8. 0 Spotlight on Sport (Alan Paterson) 8.15 The Bing Crosby Show (VOA) 8.45 Talk: Parisian Sundays, by Pauline Quinlan-Stafford (NZBS) 9. 4 British Variety Stars 9.30 BBC Concert Hall: BBC Symphony Orchestra, with soloist Edmund Kurtz Symphony No. ¢0 in C Haydn *Cello Concerto in B Minor Dvorak 10.30 Close down OVA CHRISTCHURCH 690 ke. 434 m. 758 a.m. Canterbury Weather Forecast 9.34 Popular Classics 10. 0 Music While You Work 10.30 Devotional Service 10.45 Mainly for Housewives 11. 0 Mainly for Women: Rackground to the News; The Beeton Story

1.23 p.m. Canterbury Weather Forecast 2. 0 Mainly for Women: Home Millinery, by Kay du Toit (NZBS); Children’s Book Review 2.30 Music While You Work 3. 0 CLASSICAL HOUR Overture: Hansel and Gretel Dance Duet (Hansel and Gretel) Humperdinck Suite: Carnaval Schumann 4. 0 Music by Frank Loesser 4.20 Musical Instruments 4.30 Heritage of Song 5. 0 Children’s Variety 6.15 Children’s session: Mushroom Houses, by A. C. H. Harris 5.45 Listeners’ Requests 7.15 Short Story: Murder Most Fowl, by Mary. Murphy (NZBS) 7.34 Dad and Dave 7.46 Looking Back (Cleo Browen) 8. 0 Microphone Musicals: Mirth and melody featuring Joan Clarke, Max Blake with William Flynn’s Orchestra (NZB3) 8.30 Canterbury Roundabout (NZBS) 9.30 Scottish Half Hour 10. O Jerry Fielding’s Orchestra 10.30 Here’s Sal Salvador (guitar) 10.45 The Rampart Street Paraders 11.20 Close down SVC SHIRISTCHUR CH 5. Op.m. Concert Hour 6. 0 Dinner Music 7.0 Irmgard Siefried (soprano) Songs by Mozart 7.16 The Chigi Quintet Piano Quintet in D Minor: Boccherini 7.35 The’ Oboe Trio of the London Baroque Ensemble Variations on La Ci Darem La Mano (Don Giovanni) Beethoven 7.45 THE NATIONAL ORCHESTRA (For details, see 2YC)

9. 0 N.Z. Musio Society Programme (For details, see 2YC) 9.32 Personal Portraits: Rt. Hon. R. A Butler, by William Clark (BBC) 9.46 Friedrich Guida (piano) Sonata in D, kK.576 Mozart 10. 0 The Guv’ner: A tribute to George Edwardes, the creator of English Musical Comedy (BBC) 11.0 Close down OXC 1160 fe MARU 258 m. 7. Oa.m. Salute the Day 9. 4 Good Morning, Ladies (Doris Kay) 9.3 Partners in Harmony 9.45 Vocal Variety 10. 0 The Black Arrow 10.45 The Ambassadress 11.0 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 7.15 Question Mark 7.30 The Cat Scratches 7.45 Song Folio 8. 0 Digger Reports 8.10 Book Shop (NZBS) 8.46 Talk: Myths and ‘Legends, by Beryl Bennett (NZBS)

9.3 Record Review: A session of New Releases (NZBS) 10. 5 Melodies that Linger 10.30 Close down OYE 2S REYMOUTH 7.58 a.m. West Coast Weather Forecast 9.45 Morning Star; Jose Iturbi 10. 0 Dpevotional Service 10.18 The Beeton Story , 10.30 Music While You Work 11. 0 Women’s Session (Vera Moore) 2.0 p.m. Music by Handel 2.45 Christian Marlowe’s Daughter 3.0 Music While You Work 3.30 Let’s Look Back 4. 0 The Burtons of Banner Street 412 The Four King Sisters 4.39 Tango Time 4.45 Cowboy Corner 5. 0 Accordion Tunes 5.15 Children’s session: Posers and Problems Quiz; Seeing Stars 5.45 Tea Dance: Strict Tempo Dance Music 6. 0 Dad and Dave 7.15 Talk: Forest, Bird, Maori and Pioneer, by E. L. Kehoe 7.30 Les Paul and Mary Ford 8.0 The Progress of Medicine: A dramatised feature with Charles Laughton as narrator (VOA) 8.30 Yehudi Menuhin (violin) and the Philharmonia Orchestra Concerto No, 2 in B Minor, Op. 7 Paganini 9.30 New Zealand Music Society’s Newsletter: Recordings by New Zealanders in London (by courtesy of BBC) 10. 0 Pathways to Freedom; Escape by Water ‘ 10.30 Close down

DUNEDIN 780 ke, 384 m, 9.35 a.m. Music While You Work 10.40 Instrumental Interlude 10.20 Devotional Service 10.38 Morning Proms 11. 0 Country Women’s Magazine of tho Air: Background 10 the News; A Farm Wife’s Reading, by Gwen Sutherland 2. Op.m. Celebrity Artists 2.30 Musie While You Work 3. 0 The Great Tradition 3.30 CLASSICAL HOUR Suite from Dramatic Musie of Purcell Variations on an Original Theme, Op. 36 (Enigma) Elgar Simple Symphony Britten 4.30 From. Stage and Screen 5. 0 Teatable Tunes 5.15 Children’s Session: Nursery Sing Song; Nature Talks, by Olga Sansom: Starfish and Sea Eggs 5.45 In Merry Mood 6. 0 The Southern Lakes: Big Ones ang Little Ones, by Bert Dreaver 7.15 The Garden Club (J. Passmore) 7.30 Listeners’ Requests 11.20 Close down NC cae ees. 5. Op.m. Concert Hour 6. 0 Dinner Music 7. 0 Comics: Slayers and Spacemen, by Jennifer Wayne (BBC) (to be repeated from 4YA at 2.30 on Sunday) 7.30 Kathleen Long (piano) Sonatine Ravel Idylle Chabrier 7.45 THE NATIONAL ORCHESTRA (For details see 2YC) 9. 0 N.Z. Music Society Programme (For details see 2YC) 9.32 Kurt Redel (flute) and Irmgard Lechner (harpsichord) Sonata in D c. P. E. Bach 9.41 Anthonia Makas (piano), I. Gralnick (violin) and Ralph Oxman_ (’cello) Trio No. 1 in B Flat, Op. 99 Schubert 10.16 Elizabethan Lyrics read by Carleton Hobbs 10.23 The Cambridge University Madrigal Society ra Shoot, False Love, I Care Not Morley What Is Our Life Gibbons April Is In My Mistress’s Face Morley 10.38 The Boyd Neel String Orchestra Fantasia on a Theme by Tallis Vaughan Williams 9.35a.m. This Week’s Composer Brahms 10. 0 Devotional Service 40.18 The Burtons of Banner Street 10.30 Music While You Work 41. 0 Women at Home: Home Science Talk-Company’s Coming; Home Millin-ery-Hats or Head Coverings, by kay du Toit (NZBS) 2. 0 p.m. The Beeton Story 2.15 Russian Composers: Overture: ivan the Terrible Rimsky-Korsakov Daisies Rachmaninoff The Star ; Night e Moussorgsky At the Ball The Gipsy ; Francesca di Rimint Tchaikovski 3. 0 Recital for Two 3.30 Musie White You Work 4. 0 Her Majesty’s Bands 4.15 Music of the South Seas 4.30 John Parkin (piano) 4.45 Light Orchestras and Ballads 5.15 Children’s Hour: Time for Juniors; The Rabbits go Hunting; Book Lady 5.45 Interlude for Strings 6.0 Beloved Vagabond 7.0 After Dinner Music 7.15 Farm and Country: Lorneville Stock Market Report; Grain Growing, by T. Sewell; Address on Footrot tn Sheep, by Dr. J. W. McLean (NZBS); Pasture Management, by W. Faithful 7.45 Listeners’ Requests ; 9.30 National Symphony Orchestra of England Patrie, Op. 19 Bizet 9.45 The Philharmonic Orchestra Symphony No, 6 in B Minor (Pathetique) chaikoyski 10.28 The Philharmonia Orchestra Scherzo Capriceioso, PR: 66 Dvorak 10.40 The Roger Wagner Chorale 11.20 Close down

CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL The following programmes will be broadcast to correspondence school pupils by 2YA, and rebroadcast by 1Y A, 3YA, 4YA, 1YZ, 2YZ, 3YZ and 4YZ: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22 9. 4am. Speech Training and Poetry (St. 1-F. II). 1.30-1.45 p.m. Music Appreciation. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23 9. 4 am. What Shall We Do Today? (Special Section). 9.20 No Room in the Postman’s Bag. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24 9. 4am. There Goes the Bell! (Infants). 9.14 "Landtall, the Unknown." FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26 9. 4am. Music Appreciation. 9.19 Parlons Francais. a a ee A

Tuesday, November 23

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.

1ZB mn ak 6. Oa.m. Breakfast session 9. 0 Morning session (Aunt Daisy) 9.30 Sidney Torch and his Orchestra 9.45 We Travel the Friendly Road with Friend Harris 10. 0 Doctor Paui 10.15 The Renegade 10.30 David’s Children 10.45 Portia Faces Life 11. 0 Harmonies for the Houeswife 11.30 Shopping Reporter session (Jane) 12. O Listen While You Lunch 1.30 p.m. Aunt Jenny’s Real Life Stories 1.45 Jane Powell Sings 2. 0 Piano and Orchestra 2.30 Women’s Hour (Marina): Let’s Consider, Mrs Hamilton Grieve; Meet the Mansons 3.30 1ZB Happiness Club Notices Half Hour of Hits 4. 0 Yachtsmen’s Weather Forecast Hoagy Carmichael 4.15 Art Van Damme Quintette 4.30 Lucky Dip Variety 5.45 Tom Corbett, Space Cadet EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 Tops in Pops 6.15 Faraway Places 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 Lifebuoy Hit Parade 8.30 Tudor Princess 8.45 Son of the Storm 9.0 The Joker 9.30 Suppertime Melodies 10. 0 Memories in Melody (Rod Talbot) 10.30 The Picture of Dorian Gray 10.45 Town and Country Quarter Hour: Star of the Week-Ella Fitzgerald 41. 0 Fun and Fancy Free 12. 0 Close down 7B an me . Oa.m. Breakfast Session 15 Railway Notices 0 Morning Session (Aunt Daisy) i) Morning Melodies 1 3 eo’ = 0 Doctor Paul 5 True Confessions 0 David’s Children .45 Portia Faces Life 0 Mid-morning Choice 0 Shopping ye pale (Doreen) 0 Bright and Breezy : p.m. Aunt Jenny’s Real Life Orchestral Parade Robert Irwin Women’s Hour (Miria): Film and heatre News; Meet the Mansons Meet the Mansons Partners in Harmony Billy Cotton’s Orchestra Allan Jones Popular Pianists Something Sentimental Vaughn Monroe’s Orchestra Evelyn Knight New Zealand Artists Rod Craig in Conspiracy Tom Corbett, Space Cadet EVENING PROGRAMME Dinner Music Faraway Places Reserved The Hodlars Play Accordion Invincible Kate Passing Parade Shadows of Doubt Reserved Lifebuoy Hit Parade Tudor Princess Enemy to Crime The Joker John Paris Sings and Plays Continental Flavour O In Reverent Mood 15 On the Sweeter Side Picture of Dorian Gray 45 Music Melange . O For the Hutt Valley 0 Close down 290 a" wWhtsto = ‘ oagoo’ ¥ RSRoRSHMORSO ATG & Pp wo . = ouo pd tad ak Pa it boo % S08 a oo

1100 ke. 273 m. 6. 0 a.m... Early Morning Tunes Breakfast Call Breakfast Club with Happi Hill Good Morning, Children Morning Session (Aunt Daisy) Music While You Work Doctor Paul The Racing Harcourts David’s Children Portia Faces Life Mid-morning Melodies Shopping Reporter (Elizabeth Anne) Lunch Music -m. Aunt Jenny’s Real Life Stories Early Afternoon Concert Women’s Hour (Joan Gracie): Let’s Consider-Mrs. Hamilton Grieve; Meet the Mansons | 3Z7B CHRISTCHURCH = a2a- oogaonsd NN "#3433242 4400 © ew 3o eoouoto to @NY=29999u" ooo w& 3.30 Czech Philharmonic Orchestra | 3.45 Carlo Zattoni (baritone) '4. 0 Dolores Gray (vocal) 4.15 A Master of Melody: Jerome Kern | 4.30 Band of the Royal Artillery 4.45 Terry Shand and his Band 5. O Reagie Goff Sings | 5.15 Strings of the BBC Scottish Orchestra 5.30 Thirst for Knowledqe:-Grace Green 5.45 Tom Corbett, Space Cadet . EVENING PROGRAMME 6.0 Henry Croudson at the Organ 6.15 Faraway Places 6.30 Jane Froman takes the Vocal 6.45 Jackie Gleason and his Orchestra 7. 0 Invincible Kate 7.15 John Nesbitt’s Passing Parade 7.30 Shadows of Doubt '-=7.45 Rivertown 8. 0 Lifebuov Hit Parade 8.30 Tudor Princess 8.45 Dinner at Antoine’s 9. 0 The Joker 9.30 Suppertime Concert 10. 0 The Charioteers 10.15 Billy Butterfield and his Orchestra 10.30 The Picture of Dorian Gray 10.45 Sydenham Is On the Air 12. 0 Close down 4ZB woe 0 6. Oa.m. Breakfast Session 7.30 Weather Forecast Morning Star Morning Session (Aunt Daisy) Melodies for Madame Doctor Paul The Meredith Scandal David’s Children Mary Livingstone, M.D. Midways in Music Shopping Reporter Session Lunch Music p.m. Aunt Jenny’s Real Life Stories Variety Concert Women’s Hour (Prudence Gregory): eet the Mansons Afternoon Musicale Gisele MacKenzie Piano Portraits Something Sentimental Composers’. Corner: Richard Rod2 BOON NAA O9°S9%’ & oo _ ®f @=- oon nd @ + PO @® SnOnoo 2 | eo Tea Tunes Tom Corbett, Space Cadet EVENING PROGRAMME Accent on Melody Faraway Places Famous Entertainers Harmony Lane Invincible Kate Passing Parade Shadows of Doubt Dinner at Antoine’s Lifebuoy Hit Parade Tudor Princess tohnny Raven The Joker Radio Variety Corner Eight Hour Alibi Tempo Tunes Picture of Dorian Gray Toe Tapping Tunes Radio Roundabout Close down Ah SPAawe vv-o bo Bw awa Fs fo oohsac7f "> . N=C00°00°0; BASSE LOS PR PAMNNDIO® 27 PALMERSTON Nth. 940 ke 319 m. 7. Oa.m. Breakfast session 9. 0 Good Morning Request session 9.30 Accent on Melody: Francis Scott’s Orchestra : 9.45 Lenny Dee

10.15 Escape Me Never 10.30 Out of the Shadows /10.45 The Ambassadress | 11. 0 Shopping Reporter (Margaret Isaac) | 11.30 Music from Operetta 12. 0 Lunch Music 12.30 p.m. Dominion Weather Forecast 1.30 Johnny April 2. 0 Novelty Instrumentalists 2.15 Patti Page 2.30 Women’s Hour (Kay): Let’s Consider, by Mrs Hamilton Grieve; So You are Going Abroad, Fashion News 3.30 Famous Light Orchestras: London : : | 10. 0 Alias Jane Morgan ! | Palladium 3.45 Songs by Tosti: Guiseppe Valdengo (baritone) 4. 0 Milt Herth Trio | 4.15 Les Welch and His Orchestra 4.30 Western Style: Cass County Boys 4.45 Buddy Cole (pianist) 5. 0 Folk Songs and Dances 5.15 The Weavers 5.30 Biggles Hits the Trail 5.45 Tango Time EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 Teatime Tunes | 6.15 Faraway Places | 6.30 New Zealand Artists ) 6.45 Piano Parade | 7. 0 Reserved 7.15 The Devil and the Lady | 7.30 Johnny Raven, Adventurer 7.45 Johnny Napoleon 8.0 The Hardy Family 8.30 Hit Tunes of the Forties /-~8.45 Office Wife

9. 0 Bold Venture 9.30 Melodies from Europe 10. 0 Melody Time: Featuring Webster Booth, "Rawicz and Landauer, and» the London Promenade Orchestra 10.30 Close down

Richard Rodgers {1s a New Yorker who has translated the atmosphere of the city and its inhabitants inte music, He is 43, and has always been interested in music. Like many other composers he was taught to play the piano by his mother almost before he could write. By the time he was 14 he had written his first song, "My Auto Showgirl." At Columbia University Rodgers met Larry Hart, and the two men who would one day be hailed as the perfect combination in the composer world started to work together. They started writing music for amateur theatricals, but with no great success. To the struggling composer and lyric writer, "Garrick Gaieties,"" a show they were commissioned to write for an amateur theatre guild, looked like being just another name to add to their long list of more or less flops, but this was not so. "Garrick Gaieties’" was performed so well by the guild that Broadway wanted something written by the same two men,:and so it was struck by an avalanche of smash hits. Hollywood, too, demanded Rodgers and Hart numbers, so many of their shows were turned into films. 4ZB presents Richard Rodgers in ‘Composers’ Corner’ at4.45 this afternoon.