BROADCASTING PROGRAMMES

Press, Volume XCV, Issue 28314, 27 June 1957, Page 6

BROADCASTING PROGRAMMES

3YA, CHRISTCHURCH (690 Kilocycles) 7.35 p.m.: Dad and Dave. 8.25: Croup Listening, by B. W. Smyth, Department of Adult Education, Rangiora. 8.30: Question Mark: Liberty or Licence? No. 4, a Summing Up. 9.15: Journey in Venezuela. 9.30: Fanfare, with Brian Marston and his Orchestra. 10.0: Professional Boxing Commentary: Johnny Cooper v. Ulf Christensen (delayed broadcast from the Civic • Theatre). 10.45: Dance Music. 3YC, CHRISTCHURCH (960 Kilocycles) 7.0 p.m.: Form in Music (17): Opera —(a) Early History. 7.30: Jascha Spivakovsky (Australian pianist). 8.5: Sonnets by Shakespeare, spoken by Dame Edith Evans. 8.13: The Philharmonia Orchestra.' 9.0: Ronald Woodcock (Australian violinist). 9.20: Louis Menardi (trumpet) with Mcrthe Lenom (piano). 10.5: Scandinavian Composers. IYA, AUCKLAND (760 Kilocycles) 7.15 p.m.: String Serenade. 7.45: Country Journal. 8.5: Nancy Harrie entertains at the piano. 8.30: Question Mark. 9.15: Journey in Venezuela. 9.30: Dad and Dave. 10.0: Frederick Guida’s Sextet at Birdland. 10.30: Norman Granz Jam Session. 2YA, WELLINGTON (570 Kilocycles) 7.30 p.m.: David Rose’s Orchestra. 8.0: Newton Goodson (tenor). 8.30: Question Mark. 9.15: Journey in Venezuela. 9.30: Wrestling. 10.30: Bunk Johnson’s Band. 4YA. DUNEDIN (780 Kilocycles) 7.30 p.m.: Cranford. 8.0: Dunedin Studio Orchestra. 8.30: Question Mark. 9.15: Journey in Venezuela. 9.30: Eddie Barclay’s Orchestra. 9.45: Fred Waring’s Pennsylvanians. 10.15: Ltr.no sings with the Boheme Bar Trio. 10.30: The Music of Dubin and Warren.

11 Storeys In 10 Months The main structural work on the 11-storey State building in the Auckland Civic Centre was completed on Monday with the pouring of the last 90 cubic yards of concrete. The 11 floors were built at the rate of one each four weeks. During the next few weeks a roof will be built over the newly laid top floor, and work will then be started on the lift house. The plumbing and electrical services are nearing completion, and about half of the 1500 aluminium alloy window frames are in position. The building is not due to be completed until April, 1959.