BROADCASTING PROGRAMMES

Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28268, 4 May 1957, Page 3

BROADCASTING PROGRAMMES

3YA, CHRISTCHURCH (690 Kilocycles)

7.30 p.m.: Theatre of Music. 8.30: All Day Singing. 9.15: Lookout. 9.30 The Goon Show: The Case of the Missing Heir. 10.0: Sports Review. 10.15: The Art Tatum-Roy Eldridge Quartet. 3YC, CHRISTCHURCH (960 Kilocycles)

P-m.: The Complete Harpsichord Works of Francois Couperin the Great. 7.30: The Golden Butterfly. 8.0: Preludees and Intermezzi from Spanish Operettas. 8.30: Interlude. Victoria de los Angeles (soprano). 8.52: Piet Kee (organ). 9.31: Music from Overseas. 10.30: Readings at Random: Mina Edge worth: the fifth in a series of talks by J. R. Tye. 10.49: London Baroque Ensemble.

IYA, AUCKLAND (760 Kilocycles) 7.30 p.m.: Theatre of Music. 8.30: All Day Singing. 9.30: The Goon Show. 10.0: Make Believe Ballroom Time.

2YA, WELLINGTON (570 Kilocycles) 7.30 p.m.: Theatre of Music: Highlights from Franz Lehar’s Operettas. 8.30: All Day Singing. 9.30: The Goon Show. 10.0: Jim Golding and his Band. 10.35: Make Believe Ballroom Time. 4YA, DUNEDIN (780 Kilocycles) 7.30 p.m.: Theatre of Music. 8.30: All Day Singing. 9.15: Lookout. 9.30The Goon Show. 10.15: Billy May’s Orchestra plays Sorta Dixie. 10.45: Dance Music.

SUNDAY 3YA, CHRISTCHURCH 11 a.m.: Methodist Service, Durham Street Church; preacher, Rev. Ashleigh K. Petch; organist and choirmaster, W. Melville Lawry. 7.0 p.m.: Brethren Service, Rutland Street Church; preacher, Mr M. Cameron; organist, Joan Thomas; choirmaster, Ivan Wallace. 8.15: With a Song in My Heart. 8.45: Sunday Evening Talk, Dominion Weather Forecast and News. 9.15: Frances Anderson (’cello). 9.30: Band Music 10.0: I .ate Evening Concert. 11.0: London News.

3YC, CHRISTCHURCH 7.0 p.m.: Berlin Stale Opera Orchestra. 8.6: Short Story: The Ladies of Albert Lodge, by Antonia Ridge 8.21: Winston Sharp (baritone) with Matthew T. Dixon (piano). 8.50: London Philharmonic Orchestra. 9.25: Joyce Barrell (piano). 10.17: Paul Hinedmith (viola)- with Arthur Fiedler's Sinfonietta.' 10.41: Renard: An Opera-ballet (Stravinsky). I¥A, AUCKLAND 8.5 p.m.: Czech Philharmonic Orchestra. 8.30: Gerard Souzay (baritone). 9.15: Ivy Davis (contralto) and Terence Trnnegan (tenor). 9.30: The Voyage of Sheila 2: Was it worth while? 9.45: Alfred Cortot (piano). 10.0: Cincinnati Summer Opera Orchestra. 10.30- Sunday Serenade.

2YA, WELLINGTON 8.5 p.m.: Edyth Roberts (soprano' .Tack Harvie (flute), and Cherry Dunn (piano). 9.15: Kate Jourdain (piano). 9.30: Kirsten Flagstad (soprano,. 9.43: The Symphony Orchestra of the Belgian National Radio. 9.55: The Golden Gate Quartet. 10.15: Grandma Moses: A Suite irom the musical score for the film, by Hugh Martin. 10.40: Reverie. 4YA, DUNEDIN 8.5 p.m.: London Symphony Orchestra. 8.20: Dora Drake (soprano). 9.15: Strings of the Pittsburg Symphony Orchestra. 9.45: Paolo Spagnolo (piano). 10.0: Songs from Operettas of Lehar and Strauss by Hilde Gueden (soprano). 10.15: London Studio Melodies. 10.45: Sunday Reverie.

No May Day Ceremony in New York.—Police said today that , for the first time in more than a quarter of a century no Left-wing group would hold a May Day rally in Union Square, the traditional site, tomorrow. Police said neither they nor the Park Department had received a request from any such group for a rally or a parade permit.—New York, April SO.