Radio And TV Tonight
Radio 3YA, CHRISTCHURCH (WO Kilocycles) _7 pm.: Sir Harry Lauder Stage: Frank- Chackaileld Orchestra. 7.35: Pete Forman on Broadway. 7.45: Sports Digest. 8.0: tint Gets the Bird: the Kelly and his Orchestra. 10.30? Highway of Jaxx. 3YC, CHRISTCHURCH (960 Kilocycles) 7 pm.: The Rich and the Podr Songs* (Wolf). Man's Knowledge of Man (3): Thinktag and Feeling, by a Conaultant Psychiatrist at a London phony: Five Songs; Six Songs Without Words.
3YA. WELLINGTON (570 Kilocycles) 7.10 pm.: Masterton Stock SSt Wen?? talk by W. G. Stophen. IM: Parliament. 1030: Introducing Marge Dodson. 10.48: Benny Goodman Casales. 11.14: 3YA wilt continue transmitting throughout the night. rrc, WELLINGTON («0 KUocyeles) 7 pm: Trio No. 1 (Schumann). 730: Eddie McCarthy sings with the Bob Barcham Trio. 7.45: Sports Digest 83: Llsxt Gets the Bird, by Sidney Harrison. 030: Camarata Conducts, ttoj Books it the Week. ballad programme. #l5: Sid Bierman Quartet 930: Piano 4ra. | W-45: Charlie Byrd at the 4YA, DUNEDIN (780 KUocyeles) 7 pm.: General Assembly: Presbyterian Church Report 7.15: Popular Parade, the Mai Chisholm Orchestra. 8.45: Hour. 9.45: Marguerite stags Songs of Paris. M 3: The
&re&et w * ! ™ * Television CMANNBL 3, cnautcmmcn •30 p.rn.t Underwater Ad- j venture* with Bans and Lotte I L-KE..jh, The Deputy. 5.30: Deadline Midnight. '
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Press, Volume C, Issue 29671, 15 November 1961, Page 8
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212Radio And TV Tonight Press, Volume C, Issue 29671, 15 November 1961, Page 8
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