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• COVER_SECTIONCover Section
• ILLUSTRATIONNational Publicity Studios photograph THE OB AND HER EMBLEM Through 50-foot waves to a Wellington anchorage (see page...
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• CHAPTERNEW ZEALAND LISTENER
• TABLE_OF_CONTENTSTable Of Contents
• CHAPTERBROADCAST PROGRAMMES
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• CHAPTERThe Ghouls of Fleet Street
• CHAPTERNEW ZEALAND LISTENER
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• CHAPTERLETTERS FROM LISTENERS
  • CHAPTERYOUR CHILD AT SCHOOL
  • CHAPTERTHE HYDROGEN BOMB
  • CHAPTERHAYDN'S TOY SYMPHONY
  • CHAPTERUBIQUITOUS LADY
  • CHAPTERNZBS PLAYS
  • CHAPTERCOMMUNITY SERVICE
  • CHAPTERMUSICAL CRITICISM
  • CHAPTERTHE GOON SHOW
  • CHAPTERTHE SPRINGBOK SEASON
  • CHAPTERWORLD OF SPORT
  • CHAPTERANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
• CHAPTERAUSTRALIANS IN ENGLAND
• CHAPTERMUSIC FOR WINTER LISTENING
  • ILLUSTRATIONIllustration
  • ILLUSTRATIONBBC photographs NOTABLE contributions to the winter's musical programmes will come from the world's greatest guitaris...
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  • ILLUSTRATIONFRANZ LISZT—the "worshipper at noon"
• CHAPTEROil from the JUNGLE
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  • ILLUSTRATIONOIL production entails a host of other activities—for example, technical training of native people, such as this Dyak...
• CHAPTERON BOARD THE OB
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  • ILLUSTRATIONLEFT: The cutaway forefoot of the Ob.
  • ILLUSTRATIONABOVE: Before the Ob left Wellington the NZBS recorded for the BBC interviews with the Commander and the chief scient...
  • ILLUSTRATIONRIGHT: Even the most dedicated explorers must eat.
  • ILLUSTRATIONBELOW: The heavily fendered stern and the helicopter landing-platform. N.P.S. photographs
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• CHAPTERA COUNTRY LIKE HOME
  • CHAPTERUn-Mexican Activities: It's the Boss's Wife
    • ILLUSTRATION"The boss's wife... had been nobbled at the border"
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• CHAPTERNew Recordings
  • CHAPTERTHE CONTEMPORARY TOUCH
    • ILLUSTRATIONGeorge Gershwin
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• CHAPTERBooks
  • CHAPTERTHACKERAY AT LAST
    • ILLUSTRATIONW. M. Thackeray
  • CHAPTERVIGOROUS AND WITTY
    • ILLUSTRATIONJEAN GIRAUDOUX The audience exists to be entertained
  • CHAPTERGUIDE TO THE BRAIN
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  • CHAPTERBOOK SHOP
  • CHAPTERTHE CLAIMS OF LOVE
  • CHAPTERBOOKS FOR CHILDREN
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• CHAPTERParking Metres
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• CHAPTER"THE LISTENER" CROSSWORD
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• CHAPTERCOURAGEOUS SWIMMERS
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• CHAPTERN.Z. FARMER IN RUSSIA
  • ILLUSTRATIONMERINO RAM at a Soviet State stud-farm
• CHAPTERTANGANYIKA TODAY
• CHAPTERGOING ABROAD?
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• CHAPTERDRAMA IN THE NEW QUARTER
  • ILLUSTRATIONDONALD WOLFIT
  • ILLUSTRATIONPETER USTINOV
  • ILLUSTRATIONBBC photographs ESMOND KNIGHT
  • ILLUSTRATIONBBC photograph GRISELDA HERVEY
  • ILLUSTRATIONPAMELA BROWN
  • ILLUSTRATIONBBC photograph FLORA ROBSON
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• CHAPTERRADIO REVIEW
  • CHAPTERPale Reflection
  • CHAPTERChildren Talking
  • CHAPTERWe Want Peace!
  • CHAPTERThe Honour of France
  • CHAPTERMuch Mozart
  • CHAPTEROn the Cob
• CHAPTERThe Week's Music...
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• CHAPTERMAGNOLIA
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• CHAPTERMore Goings-on at Radio Roadhouse
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE MUSIC MAKERS: Crombie Murdoch (left) directs the Stardusters (at microphone) and his orchestra
  • ILLUSTRATIONTHE FUN MAKERS ([?]om left): Noeline Pritchard, Eddie Hegan, Mervyn Smith, Barry Linehan
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• CHAPTEROpen Microphone
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• CHAPTERNEW ZEALAND COMPOSERS
  • ILLUSTRATIONMAX SAUNDERS
  • ILLUSTRATIONSpencer Digby photo ASHLEY HEENAN
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• CHAPTERShepherd's Calendar
  • CHAPTERTHE RAINS CAME
• CHAPTERTHE MAN IN THE GLASS HOUSE
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• CHAPTERCHRISTCHURCH SUBSCRIPTION CONCERTS
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• CHAPTERThe Memoirs of a Fox-shooting Man
  • ILLUSTRATION"The fox sat on a full house and won comfortably"
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• CHAPTERNursing an Infectious Disease
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• CHAPTERDexter Dutton and Family
  • ILLUSTRATIONBILL FENNELL Author and chief player of the comedy series "Life with Dexter"
  • ILLUSTRATIONRAY HARTLEY and AMBER MAE CECIL as Dexter's children Ashleigh and Janie
  • ILLUSTRATIONHARRY HARPER, producer of "Life with Dexter"
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• CHAPTERTIME AND THE UNIVERSE
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• CHAPTERHighlights in the Week's Programmes
• CHAPTERMaestro of Philadelphia
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  • ILLUSTRATIONEUGENE ORMANDY snapped in characteristic poses at rehearsal
• CHAPTERCapital Punishment
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• CHAPTERAsk Aunt Daisy
  • CHAPTERCape Gooseberries and Passion Fruit
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  • CHAPTERFROM THE MAILBAG
    • CHAPTERCoal and Slack Dust
    • CHAPTEROil on Kid Gloves
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• CHAPTERFILM REVIEWS
  • CHAPTERMr. Greene Goes to Venice
    • CHAPTERTHE STRANGER'S HAND
      • ILLUSTRATIONEDUARDO CIANNELLI "He brings to the film that something extra"
    • CHAPTERTHE STREET HAS MANY DREAMS
    • CHAPTERBAROMETER
    • CHAPTERPASSAGE HOME
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• CHAPTERPROGRAMMES DAY BY DAY
  • CHAPTERMonday, April 30
  • CHAPTERTuesday, May 1
    • ILLUSTRATIONPROFESSOR 1. A. GORDON, who gives the first of a series of talks on the Art of Letters at 10.30 tonight from 4YZ
  • CHAPTERWednesday, May 2
    • ILLUSTRATIONSIR THOMAS BEECHAM, who conducts the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in their performance of Beethoven's Symphony No. 6,...
    • ILLUSTRATIONLILI KRAUS, who may be heard at 8.45 this evening from 2XA
  • CHAPTERThursday, May 3
    • ILLUSTRATIONANTHONY QUAYLE AS OTHELLO: Soliloquies from the play, read by Anthony Quayle, may be heard at 9.49 this evening from 1YC
    • ILLUSTRATIONC. DAY LEWIS reads Odes by John Keats at 7.45 tonight from 3YC
  • CHAPTERFriday, May 4
    • ILLUSTRATIONDR. GEOFFREY BLAKE-PALMER, who gives the first of two talks on Adolescence at 7.45 tonight from 2YC
    • ILLUSTRATIONJEANNETTE MACDONALD, who is 2XG's Morning Star at 10.30
  • CHAPTERSaturday, May 5
    • ILLUSTRATIONMORTON GOULD, whose orchestra may be heard at 7.0 tonight from 2XP
    • ILLUSTRATIONHOWARD KEEL, one of the soloists in Kismet, which may be heard in tonight's Theatre of Music at 7.30 from the YA stat...
    • ILLUSTRATIONLES BAXTER, whose orchestra may be heard at 5.30 p.m. from 1XH
  • CHAPTERSunday, May 6
• CHAPTERBROADCASTS TO SCHOOLS
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