Radio And TV Tonight

Press, Volume C, Issue 29633, 2 October 1961, Page 8

Radio And TV Tonight

Radio 3YA. CHRISTCHURCH (690 Kilocycles) 7 p.m.: Canterbury Roundabout. 7.30: Music Miscellany. 8.30: Th« Coaching Days: Memories of early travellers. 9 18: Maori tangs. 9.30: John McKenzie at the Electronic Organ. 9.53: Songs of the West. 10.0: Shelley Manne end his Men at the Blackhawk (I). 16.48: Joyce Collins Trio. 3YC. CHRISTCHURCH (960 Kilocycles) ' 7 p.m.: New Music (2). 7.30: Theatre: The final talk in the series by Richard Campion. Resignation; Yearning (Beethoven). 8.0: Fine Arts Quartet. 8.40: Songs (Schubert). 9.9: □avid Galbraith (piano); Roger Holinrake (organ). 9.45: with Heart and Voice (3): The Choir of Salisbury Cathedral. 1043: Symphony No. 2 (Sibelius). 2YA, WELLINGTON (570 Kilocycles) 7.13 p.m.: Farm Session. 7.30: Thunder Rock: A play by Robert Ardrey. 104): Gerry

Mulligan meets Johnny Hodges. 10.31: Barry Harris at ths Jazz Workshop. 11. U: 2YA will continue transmitting throughout the night. 4YA, DUNEDIN (780 Ktlocycles) 7.13 pun.: The Metamorphosis, s talk by Henry Walter. 7.30: Thunder Rock. WO: Larry Elgsrt and his Orchestra. 103 d: Kerb Ells Quintet. Television CHRISTCHURCH. CHANNEL J, «30 p.m.: On Safari. 6.58: Weather and News. 7.J0: Halls of Ivy. 748: Planet Earth: Our Nearest Star—A series on geophysical research. S 3: Grandstand: A weekly survey local sporting news. 8.20? Eapans: Keith Petterson, Flamenco guitarist. 8.38: The Californians. 9.0: The Man Who Finally Died. 940: After Supper: Peter Ustinov—A cenverjetion with Cliff Michelmore. Derek Hart and Kenneth Allsop.