BROADCASTING

Press, Volume LXXXV, Issue 25736, 23 February 1949, Page 6

BROADCASTING

TO-DAY’S PROGRAMMES 3YA, CHRISTCHURCH '*i 7.30 p.m.: Vladimir Horowitz (pianist! and the London Symphony Orchestra. 8.7: Cara Cogswell (contralto). 811: Ths Halle Orchestra. 8.32: James Cruickshank (tenor). 8.44: G. D. Cunningham (organist) and the City of Birmingham Orchestra. 9.0: Overseas and N.Z. Newt. 9.19: Australian Commentary. 9.30: The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. 10.45: In Lighter Vein. 10.15: Results of N2. Senior Men’s Swimming Championships «t Auckland. 3YC, CHRISTCHURCH 7.0 p.m.: Listeners’ Own Session. 1W: Half-Hour Play: "Whimsey at Large" IYA, AUCKLAND 8.0 p.m.: “Madame Butterfly,” an Opert in three Acts by Puccini: The International Opera Company headed W Italian Principals with the National Orchestra of the N.Z.8.5., Conductor, France Chione, Presented by J. C. Williamson, Ltd., by arrangement with the NZ.B.&. 2YA, WELLINGTON _ 7.30 p.m.: Musical Comedy Theatre. “Our Miss Gibbs.” 8.0: “The WaKM Room,” play by G. Murray Milne. t 8JWellington Harmonic Society condijct« by H. Temple White. 9.30: Mystery Playhouse: “Sweet Death,” 10.0; Allen Wellbrock and "his Music. 4YA, DUNEDIN 7.30 p.m.: These are the Melody Mrten Popular Light Orchestras of the D«y. 8.0: The Rhythms of South Am e ri ?; 8.15: Keyboard Kaleidoscope. 8.30: Re™ Playhouse: “The Bond,” a short story M. W. Peacock, read by Peggy Waller. 9.30: “The Frightened Lady.” 10.0: Jo*" phine Bradley and her Ballroom OOTestra. 10.30: Rhythm Parade.