BROADCASTING

Press, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 25270, 23 August 1947, Page 3

BROADCASTING

TO-DAY’S PROGRAMMES 3YA, CHRISTCHURCH (720 Kilocycles) 7.30 p.m.: The Southei-naires. Instrumental Sextet and Anita Osborn. 7.45: Music from the Films. 7.59: “The Norths Surrender Smorgasbord” (final episode). 8.25: Norman Cloutier Orchestra. 8.27: “The Persecution of Bob Pretty,” a W. W. Jacobs story. 8.56: The Salon Concert Players. 9.0: Overseas and New Zealand news. 9.30: “Stand Easy.” 10.0: District Sports Summary. 10.15: Lou Preager and his Orchestra. 10.45: Dance Recordings. 3YL, CHRISTCHURCH (1200 Kilocycles) 8.0 p.m.: Mozart’s Symphonies. 8.25: The Halle Orchestra. 8.30: The London Philharmonic Orchestra. 8.39: Ernest von Dohnanyi (piano) and the London Symphony Orchestra. 9.0,: The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra. 9.8: The Philnarmonic Symphony Orchestra of New York. 9.38: The Philadelphia Orchestra. 9.46: The Eastman-Rochester Symphony Orchestra. 9.54: The National Symphony Orchestra of America. 10.2: Humour and Harmony. IYA, AUCKLAND (650 Kilocycles) 7.30 p.m.: Boston Promenade Orchestra. 7.42: Rosamund Carfadus (soprano). 7.53: A.B.C. Light Orchestra. 8.1: Hilary Sprague (piano). 8.16: London Philharmonic Orchestra. 8.24: Kathleen Sawyer (Wellington contralto). 8.32: Natan Milstein (violin). 8.40: “Music Hath Charms.” 9.30: “Stand Easy.” 10.0: Sports Summary. 10.10: Masters in lighter mood. 2YA, WELLINGTON (570 Kilocycles) 7.30 p.m.: “Make Mine Music.”. 7.45: Music in the Allen Roth Manner. 8.0: “Proof,” a ghost story Dy Richard Hearne. 8.15: Opening of the Wellington Competitions’ Society 1947 Festival (from the Town Hall). 9.30: Tunes You used to Dance To. 10.0: Sports Summary. 10.10: Make Believe Ballroom Time. 10.40: The Hit Kit of Popular Songs and Music. 10.50: Results from the Wellington Competitions. 4YA, DUNEDIN (790 Kilocycles) 7.30 p.m.: Arthur Fiedler and Boston Promenade Orchestra. 7.41: Yvonne Hill (contralto). 7.50: Eric Coates and Light Symphony Orchestra. 8.2: Allan Botting (tenor). 8.11: London Palladium Orchestra. 8.27: Betty Naylor (soprano). 8.36: Boston Promenade Orchestra. 8.43: Raymond Beatty (bass-baf*itone). 9.30: Old Time Dance Programme. 10.0: Sports Summary.

SUNDAY < 3YA, CHRISTCHURCH 11.0: a.m.: Anglican Service, St. Matthews Church; preacher, Rev. W. E. D Davies, organist and choirmaster, Vernon 7 -.° p * m ’ : Rom ?n Catholic Service, The Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament; preacher Rev. J. Bradlev, organist and choirmaster, James F. Skeddon. 8.5: The London Philharmonic Orchestra. 8.14: Linda Haase (mezzo-soprano). 8.25: Temlanka (violin). 8.29: A. E. Coombes (tenor). 8.42: The Philadelphia Orchestra. 8.45: Sunday Evening Talk. 9.0: ?, ver ? eas news - s - 22 ' The Ashburton vocal Study Group, conducted by Gertwo? £r mith ’, 9 ’ 53: F arrle t Cohen (piano). 10.2. Musjc from the Ballet. 1D.30: John Charles Thomas (baritone), Dora Labette John McCormack (tenor), Hi da Bor (piano) and Vladimir Rosing Selinsky (violin). e 3YL, CHRISTCHURCH 8.0 p.m.: “Whiteoaks of Jalna.” 8.30: Favourites for the Family. 9.1: Radio Round-up. 9.30: Star for To-night.

IYA, AUCKLAND .J? 15 P-m,: Music from the Theatre. Turandot, Puccini.

2¥A, WELLINGTON Leopold Stokowski and the £b d ? d ®lP h , la Orchestra. 8.30: Moana Bodv™ 9 ' 32: " Over Deaa by-Francis Durbridge. 10.11: 10 an- u K 2 st< i a 'i ctz and hls Orchestra. S SeStoS* Crooks <tenor) - 1O '« : A

4YA, DUNEDIN 8.0 p.m.: Walter Susskind and PhilharQ° n Wilh?m'? b TA Ori’bestrii. 8.8: clement Enid (Australian baritone) with ( J? la P T lst , and accompanist). 922- iwnJfin B # yd £L eel m Strin S Orchestra. J. 22. Music from the Theatre.