Anzac Day, Thursday, April 25

New Zealand Listener, Volume 36, Issue 923, 18 April 1957, Page 44

Anzac Day, Thursday, April 25

Y AUCKLAND 760 ke. 395 m. 9. 4 am. Morning Concert 10.10 Devotional Service: Rev. P. H. Warren (Anglican) 10.30 Instrumentalists and Vocalists 11. 0 Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra 11.30 Voices in Harmony 11.45 Instruments in Harmony 2.0 p.m. The Philharmonia Orchestra Symphony in B Flat Minor Walton Fantasy Overture: Hamlet, Op. 67A Tchaikovski 3. 0 Anzac Day Service (From the Cenotaph) Jussi Bjorling (tenor) Miss Susie Slagle Light Concert Children’s Session Rawicz and Landauer (duo pianists) Footprints of History Anzac Day: A tribute presented by "the Auckland Lyric Harmonists conducted by Claude Laurie (NZBS) 7.15 String Serenade; Strings of the Auckland Radio Orchestra conducted by Oswald Cheesman from the piano (NZBS) 7.45 Oberikirchen Children’s Choir NOMAD SP ~Dbawa d alae 8. 0 Fashions in Melody with Nancy Harrie (NZBS) 8.15 Cinema Rhapsodies 8.30 Oscar Natzka (bass) 8.45 Offenbach Fantasy 9.15 Fiji and New Zealand 9.30 Dad and Dave 10. O What is Jazz: Illustrated talk by Leonard Bernstein 10.44 Rawicz and Landauer 11.20 Close down IG 880 k AUCKLAND, |, OQp.m. Dinner Music :. 0 Renzo Sabatini (viola d’amore) with the London Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Anthony Bernard Concerto in D Minor, Op, 25, No. 4 Vivaldi 7.15 Musical interpretation and the Pianist: Rhythm in Music, the third illustrated talk by Ernest Jenner (NZBS) 7.35 The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, conducted by William Steinberg Symphony No. 2. in B Flat Schubert 8.0 Music by Vaughan Williams Members,of the New Symphony Orchestra, condueted by Anthony Collins Fantasia on Greensleeves The BBC Orchestra with Chorus, conducted by Sir Henry J. Wood Serenade to Music The London Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted Sir Adrian Boult Ballet for Orchestra: Old King Cole $45 THE PARRENIN STRING QUARTET: * Jacques Parrenin and Marcel Charpentier » (violins), Serge Collot (viola) and Pierre Penassau (cello) First part of a publie recital recorded from Haddon Hal) on Wednesday Quartet No, 2 Prokofieff Quartet in B Flat, Op. 168 Schubert (YC link) $.45 Gerard Souzay (baritone) Songs of Chausson ‘10. 0 Commonwealth Feature Programme: ’ Report on Kenya, a feature written and a Rarer by Philip Woodruff (BBC) 11. Close down : TWD 1250 k AUCKLAND | 6. Op.m. Andre Kostelanetz’s Orchestra 5.30 Let’s Look Back 6. 0° Scottish Country Dances 6.30 Marek Weber’s Orchestra 7.0 Hoagy Carmichael Entertains ‘ 7.30 Popular Potpourri 7.45 ~ Jack Fina (piano) 8.0 The Auckland Hit Parade 8.30 Jim Watters, with The Crombie Murdoch Trio (NZBS) 8 Harold Smart’s Orchestra 9.0 The Norman Luboff Choir 9.30 Rhythm on Record 410. 0 District Weather Forecast Close down 5.45 a.m. pes Day Dawn Bes 6.15 Close down 8. 0 Breakfast Session 9.4 The Muste of Sigmund Romberg 9.30 The Glasgow Orpheus Choir 10. 0 Albert Ferber (piano) 10.15 The Viennese String Orchestra 10.30 Anzac Day Citizens’ Service (from the Town Hall): Placing Official Wreaths on the Cenotaph 11. 0 Close down .m. For Younger Northland: Musical En oyment with lan Menzies (Studio)

6. 0 An Album of Favourite Melodies 6.30 Scenes. from Notable British Films of the War Years 6.48 Mareh Medley 7. 0 Symbol of Sacrifice: A Report on the Official Dedication of the Whangarei and District War Memoria! che > Rawicz and Landauer (duo-plan-sts) . 0 Memories in Music: A programme of melodies from many lands which New Zealand servicemen visited during both World Wars 8.50 Fred Waring’s Glee Club, Orcheswa and Soloists 9. 4 Cailing Miss Courtneidge (BBC) 9.30 White Coolies ree Famous Tenors In Quiet Mood 30 Close down YZ 800 ROTORUA, m. 9. 4 am. Dawn Service (delayed broadcast) 9.30 The Bishop’s Mantle 10. 0 Anzac Day Service, from Regent Theatre 10.30 Band Music 41. 0 Family Favourites 12. 0 Lunch Musi¢ 2. Op.m. Music from American Films 2.30 Marek Weber’s Orchestra 50 Gems from Showboat, Oklahoma and South Paeific 3.15 Waltz Time with Kostelanetz 3.40 The New World Singers 4.0 Artists of All Ages . 0 For Our Younger Listeners: Mrs Woodhen and the Cat; Saga of Davy Crockett 5.30 Memories Linger On 6. 0 Dinner Music 7.0 The Complete Angler: A Service for Fishermen 7.30 © Mr Hartin ton Died Tomorrow 8. 0 Songs of Two World Wars $.30 Truth is Stranger 9.15 Fiji and N.Z. 9.30 The Golden Colt 10. & Accordion Time with Enso Toppano (NZBS) 10.30 Close down ) ~ WELLINGTON $70 kc. $26 tm. 5. Oa.m. Breakfast Session le The Vienna Boys’ Choir 9.17 The London Sena Orchestra 9.30 Morning Star: Piet K 9.40 Music from Opere 10. O The Royal Artillery Bana 36-09 Deyotional Service se The Boston Promenade Orchestra 10.45 Songs the Anzacs used to Sing 11.30 New Classical Recordings 2. Op.ns. "verture: Ruy Blas eo. + gowmnag Capriccio and Fugue, 20 and 81 No. 1 in € Minor, Op. 11 Mendelssohn 3.0 Citizens’ War Memorial Service Speaker: K. Fraser, President of the N.Z.R.S.A. (From the Cenotaph)

4. 0 The Dark Stranger = Gordon Jenkin’s Chorus and Orchesra 4.45 The Flower of Darkness 5.15 Children’s Session: The Story of Little Brown Bimbo 5.45 The Life and Songs of Irving Berlin (final episode) 6. 0. Record Roundabout 7. 0 Light Entertainers 7.15 Confessions of a Postwoman: The Christmas Round, the last of five talks by Mrs A (NZBS) 7.30 Music from Holland: The Band of the Royal Netherlands Marines (Radio Netherland) 7.45 Geraldo’s Orchestra 8. 0 Muriel Gale (contralto) presents songs of the British Isles Touch Not the Nettle 8.30 For Valour: New Zealand and the Victoria Cross, a programme by Basil Clarke (ZBS) 9.15 Fiji and New Zealand 9.30 Gathering of the Clans 10. O Fred Hartley (piano) 10.27. Terry Gilkyson sings folksongs 10.45 Harry Davidson’s Orchestra 11.20 Close down OVC ..WELLINGTON 0 ke. m, 5.45 a.m. Anzac Dawn Parade hes Speaker: Lieut.-Colonel €. M. Bennett 6.15 (approx.) Close down 5. 0 p.m. Early Evening Concert 6.0 Dinner Music | 7.0 # Handel Heddle Nash (tenor) and Hans Hotter (baritone) with the Philharmonia Or.chestra How Vain is Man. and Sound an Alarm (Judas Maccabeus) Shall I in Mamre’s Fertile Plain (Joshua) su doe es My Eternal Love am The Neel String Orchestra The Water Music 0 Divers Unhappy Differences: The Home, by Marie Griffin, the fourth of five talks about divorce in New Zealand (NZBS) 8.20 Elisabeth Schwarzkopf (eOpraRS) Lullaby in Summer Wol Stay Not. There Rough Weather R. Strauss Gerald Caylor (clarinet), Don Christiieb (bassoon), and Members of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Harold Byrns Duet Concertino R. Strauss 8.45 THE PARRENIN STRING QUARTET (For details see 1YC) 9.45 Philosophers in Revolt: Husserl and Existentialism, the third of four talks by Dr Max W. Charlesworth (NZBS) 10. 4 The Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Walter Goehr Concerto No. 1 E Minor, Op. 11 Chopin (Soloist: Noel Mewton-Wood) The Colonne Concerts Orchestra, conducted by ee Fourestier Phaeton, 39 Omphale’s Wheel 11. 0 Close down AD WELNGTEN 7. Op.m. Musical News Review 7.30 Talking Pictures: Music and News from the Films 8.15 Western Song Parade 8.45 Dad and Dave 9. 0 Dick Jurgens’s Orchestra at the Aragon Ballroom 9.30 Art Tatum (piano) ‘ 10. O District Weather Forecast Close down 2X6 1010 GISBORNE,, m. 8. Oa.m. Breakfast Session 9.3 Peter Dawson, Gracie Fields and the Hillington Orchestra 9.30 Anzac Day Service from the Gisborne War Memorial Op. 31-Saint-Saens This is no’ My Plaid arr. Lawson The Land o’ the Leal Trad. Come My Own One Butterworth Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes Over the Mountain arr. Quilter. (Studio)

10. O Albert Sandler’s Palm court Orchestra 10.15 The Kentucky Minstrels 10.30 Morning Concert 11. 0 Close down 6. Op.m. For the Children: The Ways of the Wild 6.30 Concert 7.15 Wartime Songs 7.45 Eileen Joyee (piano) 8. 0 Sports Preview 8.15 The Goon Show (BBC) 8.45 Gypsy Musie 9. 2 Australian Ballads 9.15 The London Symphony Orchestra La Bontique Fantasque Rossini-Respigh} 9.50 Excerpts from Shakespeare 10. 0 In Reminiscent Mood 10.30 Close down QL 860 ke. NAPIER 9. 4am. Fred Hartley (piano) 9.30 Peter Dawson (bass-baritone) 9.45 Orchestral Music of Sicily 10. O Devotional Service 10.18 The Melachrino Strings a Symphonic Picture of Porgy and ess 11. 0 For Valour: New Zealand and the Victoria Cross (NZBSY 11.30 Morning Concert 12. 0 Lunch Music 2. 0 p.m. The Brave One: A Musical Portrait, by Victor Young 2.30 Anzac Day Service: Hastings Municipal Theatre 3.30 Symphony No. 8 in B Minor (The Unfinished) Schubert 4.0 The Man from Yesterday 4.25 Eddie Barclay’s Orchestra 5. 0 Negro Spirituals sung by Todd Duncan 5.15 Children’s Session (Aunt Helen): For the Tiny Tots; Jolly Roger; Mr Nim’s Cireus 5.45 Cavaleade of Music 7.0 Ron Jarden Calis on Shylagk: The Story of a Play in Production (NZBS) 7.30 Dad and Dave 7.43 The Voices of Walter Schumanp | Re Four Generations 8.30 Band Music 9.15 Fiji and New Zealand ae Music from Opera , 10. Griller String. Quartet in B Flat Blise 10.30 Close down 9m.

| SERVICE SESSIONS Dominion Weather Forecasts YA and YZ Stations: 7.15, 9.0 a.m.3 12.30 p.m., 6.25, 9.0 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 7.68 Local Weather Conditions 12. O Lunch Session 12.33 p.m. News for the Farmer 6.30 London News 6.40 BBC Radio Newsreel 9.3 Overseas and N.Z. News 9.15 Fiji and New Zealand, the first of three talks by Professor K. B. Cumberland, of Auckland University College 11. 0 London News (YAs, 4YZ only)

Anzac Day, Thursday, April 25

CAP NIN. PLYMOUTH 8. 0 am. Songs from Two. Wars 9. 3 For Valour: New Zealand and the Victoria. Cross (NZBS) vay OE aps te of the British Fighting ore 10. 0 Australian Ballads: Dennis Collinson’s Orchestra 10.30 The Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra, conducted by Eric Coates The London Suite 10.45 Music from Kneller Hall 11. 0 Returned Services’ Association Anzac Day Conmimemoration Service Speaker: Mr W, eee el President of the New Plymouth R.S (From Pukekura Sark) 41.30 Close down 6. O p.m. .Children’s Corner 6.15 Music for You, directed by Eric Robinson 45 Rodger Wagner Chorale 7. 0 Charlie Kunz (ptano) 7.30 Les Baxter’s Orchestra 8. 0 Pretude to War: A reconstruction from official documents of the events leading up to World War Il (BBC) 9.3 Flora MacDonald (contralto) Roses of Picardy Haydn Wood Somewhere a Voice is Calling Tate Keep the Home Fires Burning ane Coming Home illeby God Send You Rack to Me (Studio) 9.30 White Coolies 10. QO Frank Chacksfeld’s Orchestra 10.30 Close down OXA ..WWANGANUI | O ke. m. 8. 0 am. Breakfast Session 9. 4 Old Soldiers’ Songs 9.25 Bands of the’ Guards 9.45 Musie of the Commonwealth 10. O Anzac Civic Service of Commemoration (from Cook’s Gardens) 41. 0 Anzac Maori Service of Commemoration (from Moutoa Gardens) 12. 0 Close down 5.45 p.m. The Junior Session: Why Anzac Day is Observed » 0 Dinner Music 6.30 Eye Witness Account of the Dawn Parade see | Songs by Australians 7. Jack Payne’s Orchestra and Peggy Cochrane (piano) El Alamein Concerto Arlen 7.8 Aotearoa Maori Concert Party 7.23 Old Time Music Hall Songs 7.38 The De Paur Infantry Chorus 7.52 The Melachrino Orchestra Warsaw Concerto Addinsell . Oo Some Common Geaeney: Their and Management. by K. Booth 8.15 Listeners’ Requests a nd — Strange House of Jeffrey Mar4090" Close down

QXN i340 NELSON 1340 ke. 24 m. 8. 0 a.m. Breakfast Session 9. 3 Marches of the British Fighting Forces 9.20 Wartime Song Memories 10. 0 Nelson R.S.A. Anzac Commemoration Service, conducted by Rey. J. S. Strang Speaker: Mr J. A. Harley (From Cathedral Steps) 10.30 Light Concert 11. 0 Close down 6. O p.m. Children’s Corner: Junior Listeners’ Club 6.15 Dinner Music ry 0 Wartime Film Memories Ray Martin’s Orchestra with John "McHugh (tenor) 8.0 # Nelson Farm Topics 8.20 Variety from Australasia 9. 3 Play: te Gold, by C. Gordon Glover (NZBS) 9.52 SSAFA Searchlight Tattoo, 1954 10.30 Close down i CHRISTCHURCH 690 ke. 434 m. 8. 4a.m. Marching with the Guards .20 Songs from Two World Wars 9.45 Piano Music 10. 0 Anzac Day Service (From the Roxy Theatre, New Brighton) 11.15 Pencarrow Saga, by Nelle Scanlan 11.45 Marches of the British Fighting Forces 2. 0 p.m. Music from the Ballet 2.30 Citizens’ Anzac Day Service (from the King Edward Barracks) 3.45 National Symphony Orchestra of England Suite: The Three Elizabeths Coates 4.3 So This is Sweden: Arts and Culture in Sweden, the final talk in a series by Trevor Williams NZBS) 4.15 Instrumental Interlude

4.30 Song and Story of the Maori (NZBS) 4.87 Burl Ives Sings Australian Folk Songs 5.15 Children’s Session: The Tinder Box 5.45 Listeners’ Requests 7.30 Toc H and R.S.A. Service of Remembrance and Re-dedication, and Ceremony of the Grand Light 8.30 British Light Orchestra 9.15 Fiji and New Zealand 9.30 Concertos from World War II 10. 0 Angel Pavement-7 (BBC) 10.30 Fred Hartley (piano) 10.50 The Strings of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra 11.20 Close down SY¢ CHRISTCHURCH

5S. QO p.m. Concert Hour 6. 0 Dinner Music 7. 0 Form in Music: The Dondo (Another programme in the series) 7.35 Victoria de los Angeles (soprano) Seven Popular Spanish Songs Falla 7.50 Taik: cat's ans by Renzo Padovan BS 3. 5 Julius Baker (flute) and Sylvia Marlowe (harpsichord) Sonata No. 2 in E Flat Bach Kathieen Ferrier (contralto) Qui Sedes (Mass in B Minor) Bach Rene Tellier (organ) with the Belgian National Broadcastin Orchestra, conducted by Franz Andre Concerto No. 10 in D Minor, Op. 7, No. 4 Handel 8.45 THE PARRENIN STRING (For details see 1YC) 9.53 Robert Casadesus. (piano); The Tomb of Couperin (the fourth ‘of six programmes in the series) Ravel 10.16 Gerard Souzay (baritone) Song to mv. Wife The’ Butterflies Lilactime Chausson 10.25 Ferdinand Danyi (cello) with the Berlin Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Rolf Kllenert Concerto No. 1 in A Minor, Op. 33 Saint-Saens 10.45 The Colonne Concerts Orchestra, conducted by Louis Fourestier. Symphonic Poem: The Youth of Hercules Saint-Saens 11. 0 Close down

XC 1160 IMARU,,, m. 8. Oam. Morning Music 9. & The Guards on Parade 9.30 Peter Dawson (bass-baritone) 10. O In Hallowed Memory 10.156 The de Paur Infantry Chorus 10.30 Hits in Two World Wars 11. 0 Close down 2.30 p.m. Anzac Day Service (From the Theatre hoy al) 3.15 Close down 6. 0 For Our Younger Listeners: The Moon Flower 6.30 Trans-Tasman Musical Greetings 7. 0 Burl Ives Sings for the Men 7.45 Music from The Vagabond king 7.30 Vera Lynn with Her Majesty’s Forces 45 Soldiers of the Queen 8. 1 Listeners’ Requests 9.30 The Black Museum 10. O Meet the Callaghan Family 10.30 Close down

920 ke. 326 m, 9.4 a.m. The Chicago Symphony Brass Ensemble 9.22 The Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra of New York. conducted by Charlies Munch Symphony No. 3 in C Minor Saint-Saens 0. 0 Devotional Service 0.18 Pencarrow Saga (Nelle Scanlan) 0.30 In the Music Salon 0 Anzac Commemoration Serviée, s peaker: H.W. the Mayor, Mr. F. (from the Cenotaph) 11.45 Music by Elgar 12. 0 Luneh Music 2. 0 p.m. Benjamin Britten ver eaes oe f Theme of Frank Bridge, Op. 2.30 Preiude to The diplomatic prelude to the Second World War (BBC) 3.30 Orchestral and Instrumental Medleys 4.0 Indian Summer 4.30 Light Interlude 5. 0 Young Stars 5.15 Children’s Session: Today is Anzac pe (Roy Woodward) ; The Davy Crockett aga 1 1 1 1

5.45 Musie of the Islands 6. 0 Dad and Dave 7.15 Garden Expert (Oz Jackson) 7.30 I Hear Music: Presented by- John Hauxwell (voeal) and Max Jaffa with the Orchestra Elegante (BBC) 8. 0 Four Generations 8.30 Light Instrumental Stars 9.15 Fiji and New Zealand 9.45 Morton Gould (piano) 10. 0 Laws and Liberties: Entick against Carrington, 1765 (BBC) 10.30 Close down

AVA DUNEDIN 780 ke. 384 m. 4am. Van Lynn’s Orchestra .30 The Kirkintilloch Junior Choir 45 Tchaikovski’s Songs Without Words 0. 0 Solomon (piano) 0.20 Devotional Service 0.45 The Cincinnati Summer Opera Orchestra 11.16 Florian Zabach (violin) 11.30 New Classical Recordings 412. 0 Lunch Music 2. 0p.m. The Melachrino Strings 2.15 Anzac Day Parade: Returned Services’ Association (From the Cenotaph) 2.40 The New Symphony Orchestra Serenade in E Minor Elgar 3. 0 Anzac Day Service Speaker: The Hon. Mr Justice Hutchison (From the Town Hall) 4. 0 Music by Brahms Academic Festival Overture, Op. 80 he pny on a Theme by Paganini, Op Cricket in A Minor, Op. 102 5. 0 Téa Table Tunes 5.15 Children’s Session: Mr Nim Stories; Talking About Books (Mrs Purves) 5.45 Stanley Black (piano) with Orchestra 6. 0 Favourite Melodies with Mantovani’s Orchestra 7.10 Musie of Rudolf Frim) 7.30 Angel Pavement--7 (BBC), a serial adaptation of J. B. Priestleyv’s novel 8. 0 London Symphony Orchestra Ballet Suite: Les Patineurs Meyerbeer-Lambert 8.20 Australian Ballads 8.40 Rawicz and Landauer (duo pianists). play Pieces by Chopin and Tehaikovski 9.15 Fiji and New Zealand 9. Emanuel Vardi’s Orchestra 9.45 Play: The Tunnel, by Mabel Constanduros and Howard Age (NZBS) 10.35 Jack Shaindlin (piano) 10.50 Frank Chacksfield’s Orchestra 11.20 Close down AY 900 DUNEDIN, , m. . p.m. Concert Hour : a 3 Hans Hotter (haritone) Yea, Thou Art Sore and Weary Remembered Sounds Schumann In Spring To Music Calm Sea Schubert 7.15 Musical Interpretation and the Pianist: Rhythm in Music, the last of four talks by Ernest Jenner (NZBS) 7.34 Ossy Renardy (violin) Sonata No. 3 in C for pee ae Violin ch ange The Zimbler Sircenere Symphony No. 2 in A Boyce 8. 2 Kathleen Long (piano) Sonata No. 46 in A Flat Haydn 8.15 Tutira: Native Birds, the thirteenth reading from the book by H. GuthrieSmith (NZBS) 8.30 The Vienna Philharmonic Orchesra Prelude to Parsifal Wagner 8.456 THE PARRENIN STRING QUARTET (For details see 1¥C) 9.45 Orazio Frugoni and Annarosa Taddei (pianists) with the Vienna Symphony Orchestra Double Concerto in A Flat Men 10.23 The Paris Clarinet Sextet Mouvement Perpetual Ries Trepak = and anse des Mirlitons delssohn (Casse Noisette) Tcohaikovski Printemps Durant 10.34 Giulietta Simionato (mezzosoprano) Una voce poco fa (Barber of Seville) Rossini 0 don fatale (Don Carlos) Verdi 10.44 The Danish State Radio Orchestra Excerpts from Maskarade Nielsen 41. 0 Close down

AXD 430 DUNEDIN, 6. Up.m. Band Music 6.30 Presbyterian How 7.15 Cowboy Roundup 8.15 Listeners’ Requests 10.30 Close down AY] ANVERCARGILL + 4am. For détails until 10.20, see ‘YA 0.20 Devotional Service 0.45 The New Symphony Orchestra 41.0 Anzac Day Memorial _weeeton, arranged by the Invercargill R.S Speaker; Hon. J. R. Hanan (From the R.S.A. Memorial Hall) 12. 0 Lunch Music 2.0 ie Short Story: Waiting for the Pol yi by J. Jefferson Farjeon (NZBS) 2.17 Alfredo Campoli plays Kreisler Favourites 2.30 Australian Ballads 2.45 Music of Johann Strauss 3. 0 English Theatre Memories 3.30 Classical Hour 9 1 1 1 Serenade in E, Op Elgar Songs from A Lad Butterworth Fifine at the Fair Bantock 4.30 Chorus, Gentlemen 4.45 All Star Brass Band 5.15 Children’s Session: Time for Juniors; Life Brigade Night 5.45 Dinner Musie 7. 0 For details until 8.0, see 4YA 8.0 The Allegro String Orchestra Woodland Sketches MacDowell 8.15 Joan Evans (soprano) Deep River ’Tis Me, O Lord I Got a Robe Swing Low, Sweet Chariot (Studio) 8.30 Variety Magazine 9.15 Fiji and New Zealand 9.30 George Maran (tenor 9.45 For details until 11.0, see 4¥C 11.20 Close down

Anzac Day, Thursday, April 25

Dominion Weather Forecasts from ZBs: 7.15 a.m., 12.30-p.m. 1XH: 9. 0 a.m, 12.30 p.m., 9.30 p.m.

Dominion Weather Forecasts from 2ZA: 9.0 a.m., 12.30 p.m. 4ZA: 7.15, 9.0 a.m., 12.30 p.m.

; ZB 1070 a tes m. 6. 0 am. Reveille 5.30 Dawn Service from the Cenotaph 7. 0 Song Favourites of Two Wars 8. 0 Piano and Orchestra 8.15 fiorning Melodies 9. 0 Nutcracker Suite 9.30 We Travel the Friendly Road 10. 0 The Commonwealth Hour: Collected Songs and Music of the Empire 41. 0 Today’s the Day: Anzac Day 41.30 Chorus and Orchestra 12. G0. Midday Musicale 2.6 p.m. Marches of the World 2.30 The sounds of Time 3.0 Around the World of Music 8.35 From the Shows 4.30 Ex Services’ Session. Anzac Day Edition 4 5.30 Especially for the Children EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 While You Dine 7. 0 Highlights from the Edinburgh Tattoo (88C) , 8. 0 Henry at on pe cob A sequence from Shakespeare’s Henry V. starring Richard Burton (BBC) 9. 0 English Light Orchestras 9.15 Tribute to Len Hutton (BBC) §.30 Music for Your Entertainment 0.30 Moby Dick, featuring Charies 1.0 Music in the Night 412. 0 Close down oe

RIB we 6. 0 a.m. Breakfast Session 9. 0 9.30 10. 0 10.30 11. 0 11.39 12. 0 Songs of the Forces Everybody’s Music Anzac Commemoration Take Your Choice Happy Harmony From Stage and Screen Luncheon Music 2. 0 o.m. Masters of the Baton 2.30 Cetebrity Singers 3. 0 Today’s the Day: Anzac Day 3.30 Stage Favourites 4. 0 Black and White Keys 5. O Let’s Reminisce 5.30 For Our Younger Listeners EVENING PROGRAMME 6. u Dinner Musio a @ Thirty set Theatre: The Dance 7.39 Stars on Discs 8. 0 po at Agincourt: A sequence from Shakespeare’s Henry V, starring Richard Burton (BBC) 9. 0 9.30 10. 0 11. 0 12. 0 Concert Hall A Door Must Be Kept Open or Shut (BBC) Balletomane Music for the End of Day Close down

2h5 Nok. Bm 6. a.m. We Greet the Day in Quiet pood 6.30 Dawn Service 8.3) Music for the Nostalgic Traveller 9. 0 ueen Phillipa and the Burghers of Calais 9.30 With the Band of the R.A.F. 10. 0 Billy Cotton’s Soldiers of the Queen 10.30 Classical Piano 11. 0 Sacred Songs 11.25 La Fantasque 12. 0 Luncheon Session 2. 0 p.m. Music for You, Chosen and Directed by Eric Robinson 2.30 The Spoken Word 3. 0 Music of Offenbach and Strauss 4. 0 Royal Opera House Orchestra Hansel and Gretel Suite 4.30 Songs of the Queen’s Men Through the Wars 5. 0 Searchlight Tattoo 5.30 For the Children: The Enchanted Trumpet EVEN'NG PROGRAMME 6. 0 Ballet Suite from Swan Lake 6.30 Carnival of the Animals, narrated by Noel Coward 7. 0 The Last Wilderness (BBC) 7.30 Popular Movements from the Symhonies: Arthur Fiedler conducting the oston Promenade Orchestra 8. 0 Henry at Agincourt: A sequence from Shakespeare’s Henry V, starring Richard Burton (BBC) 8.45 Capriccio Italien 9. 0 Richard Tauver Sings 9.30 Voices Crying Out (BBC) 10. 0 Through the War Years in Song 12. 0 Close down

i XH 1310 meses m. 6. Oa.m. Anzac Day: Dawn Service from the Cenotaph a> .@ Breakfast Session 9.30 Singing Together 10. OQ Music from America 10.30 Strauss Wcitzes 10.45 Walter Gieseking (piano) 11. 0 Anzac Day Service (From the Cenotaph) 12. 0 Lunch Music 2. Op.m. The Kirkintilloch Junior Choir 2.15 The Melachrino Strings 3. 0 Life of Bliss (BBC) 3.30 A Son, for Everyone 4.0 The Blue Triangie-The Story of the Y.W.C.A. (BBC) 4.30 Time for Laughs 5. 0 For Chiidren 5.30 ' Got Rhythm EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 Light Dinner Music 6.30 Popular Parade 7.0 The Story of the Viscount: Documentary on the world’s first propellor turbine airliner (BBC) 8. 0 Henry at Agincourt-A sequence from Shakespeare’s Henry V, starring Richard Burton (BBC) 8.45 Tango Tunes 9. 0 John Charies Thomas 10. 0 Meditation 10.30 Close down

GIZA wie em. 6. ®a.m. Breakfast Session 9. 3 Today’s the Day: Anzac Day 9.30 Rudolf Frimi Suite 10.10 The Comedy Harmonists 10.30 Morning Musicale: Robert Farnon’s Orchestra, the Johnston Brothers, Bill McGuffie (piano) and Jane Powell 11.30 Movie Themes from Hollywood 11.45 Al and Lee Reiser-Piano Duets 12. 0 Lunch Music 2. Op.m. Pineapple Poll Ballet SuiteSullivan 2.45 Marching with the Forces 3. 0 Country of the Blind (BBC) 3.30 Music from Wartime Films 4. 0 The White Cliffs of Dover with Lynn Fontane

4.30 Old Fashioned Half Hour: Dennis Noble (baritone) and the Albert Sandler Trio 5.30 For Our Younger Listeners EVENING PROGRAMME 6.30 Highlights of Variety: Rebroadcast of part of the R.S.A. Variety Concert 7.30 Music by Eric Coates 8. 0 Henry at Agincourt, a sequence from Shakespeare’s Henry V, starring Richard Burton (BBC) 9. 0 Miss Duveen-A play by Walter de la Mare (BBC) 9.32 Carnival of the Animals: Andre Kostelanetz and his Orchestra with Noel Coward 10. 0 Showtime with Melachrino and his Orchestra 5 10.30 Close down

4ZB won 208m 6. 0 a.m. Breakfast Session 9. 0 With the Military Bands 9.30 Musical Album 10.145 Suite: Helen of Troy Offenbacn 10.45 Songs of the South: Bing Crosby and The Norman Luboff Choir 11.15 Interlude for Harp 11.39 Stanley Black and his Orchestra 12. 0 Lunch Music 2.0 p.m. Music of Strauss and Lehar 2.30 Trumpet and Strings 2.50 Operatic Favourites with Patrice Munsel and Camarata’s Orchestra 3.30 The Highland Jaunt (BBC) 4.0 Famous Children’s Choirs 5. 0 Ballet: The Three-Cornered ee a 5.35 The Snow Goose with Herbert Marshall and Joan Lorring EVENING PROGRAMME 6. O Dinner Music 7. 0 The King and I (Rodgers and Hammerstein) 7.45 Ballad Recital: Inia Te Wiata 8. 0 Henry at Agincourt: A sequence from Shakespeare’s Henry V, starring Richard Burton (BBC) 8.45 Gorden Jenkins: His Piano and Orchestra 9. O Four Centuries Suite Eric Coates 9.32 Thirty-Minute Theatre: Warning to the Curious (BBC) 10. 0 Show Biz: Fifty Years of Star Per= formers 12. 0 Close down

27 PALMERSTON Nth, 940 ke. 319 m. 6. Oa.m. Breakfast Session 9. 3 Gilbert and Sullivan Favourites: New Sympnony Orchestra 9.30 Music by New Zealand and Australian Composers 10. O Fever Bark-The Story of Quinine 10.30 Bill Snyder (pianist) 10.45 Harry Arnold’s Orchestra 11. 0 Palmerston North Anzac Day Com-~ memoration Service (From Palmerston North Opera House) 12. 0 Lunch Music 2. Op.m. Paris Philharmonic Orchestra 3. 0 Feilding Soldiers’ Memorial Service Preacher: Rev. R. M. D. Willcocks Organist: Mr H. Crump (A delayed broadcast of this morning’s Service in St. John’s Anglican ChurchFeilding) 4.15 Sonas with Gracie Fields 5.30 For the Children EVENING PROGRAMME 6. 0 Dinner Music : 6.30 Sonas from The Court Jesters Danny Kaye 7. 0 An Evening in Rome: Frank Chacksfield’s Orchestra 735 Margaret Whiting (vocalist) and Ben Light (pianist) 8. 0 Henry at Aagincourt- A sequence from Shakespeare’s Henry V_ starring Richard Burton (BBC) 9. 0 Maori Sonas and Hakas: The 1956 Aotearca Maori Entertainers 9.30 Golden Miller: The Story of a Steeplechaser (BBC) 10. 0 Excerpts from Die re trauss 10.30 Close down

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