Week-end Radio And TV

Press, Volume C, Issue 29680, 25 November 1961, Page 16

Week-end Radio And TV

Radio 3YA, CHRISTCHURCH (690 Kilocycles) 730 p.m.: Saturday Night at Home: Gary Chapman introduces 90 minutes of easy listening. 9.30: Beyond Our Ken. 10.0: Lawrence Welk plays for Dancing. 10 30: Firehouse Five Plus Two. 3YC. CHRISTCHURCH <960 Kilocycles) 7 p.m.: 1961 Cologne Festival: Sabat Mater (Szymanowski). 7.30: Frances Hodgkins: a portrait of the artist by many hands. 8.28: Beethoven: Piano Sonata No. 31 in A flat, Op. 110; Songs; Romance No. 2 in F: Symphony No. 6 (Pastoral). 10.0: Songs and Poems of Robert Bums. 2YA. WELLINGTON (570 Kilocycles) 10 p.m.: Make Believe Ballroom Time. 11.16: 2YA will continue transmitting throughout the night. 4YA, DUNEDIN (780 Kilocycles) 10 p.m.: Jack Thompson (piano). 10.15: Country Sports Results. 10.30: Ted Heath and his Music. Television CHANNEL 3, CHRISTCHURCH 6.30 p.m.: Crusader Rabbit in Yukon Adventure. 6.36: The Adventures of Robin Hood. 7.4: Weather and News. 7.17: I Love Lucy. 7.45: Seven League Boots: The Hills of High Himalaya. 8.12: The Tab Hunter Show. 8.40: Laramie. 9.36: Glencannon. 10.4: Danger Man. 10.32: Late Evening Weather Forecast. SUNDAY Radio 3YA. CHRISTCHURCH 11 a.m.: Anglican Service: Christchurch Cathedral: preacher, the Dean of Christchurch. 7 p.m.: Methodist Service: Wesley Church; preacher, Rev. H. G. Brown. 8.5: Alice Bamford (soprano). 8.27: Curtain Call; The Oswald Cheesman Orchestra. 9.0: Dominion Weather Forecast. News and Point of View. 9.35: In Lighter Mood with Malcolm Lockyer and his Orchestra. 10.3: Late Evening Miscellany. 10.49: The Epilogue. 11.0: News and Commentary. 3YC, CHRISTCHURCH 7 p.m.: Symphony (Franck):

Symphony on a French Mountain Song (d’lndy). 8.5: Seen and Heard in Eastern Europe 11): Czechoslovakia by V. S. Pritchett. Festival Overture— Comenius (Fibich); Do I Live? —Dalibor; Vltava, from My Country (Smetana): Gods of the Four Romantic Pieces (Dvorak). 9.0: D. W. McKenzie presents Byways of Music (4): Special Occasion. 10.0: Two Pieces: Canzona in six parts (G. Gabrieli); Chorale —-Agnus Dei: Canzona in seven parts; Psalm 130 (A. Gabrieli); The Bandmaster (Cimarosa); Ballet Music—William Tell (Rossini). 2YA. WELLINGTON 7 p.m.; Presbyterian Service. 8.5: A Chopin Interlude. 8.17: Neapolitan Songs sung by Tito Schipa. 9 35: Music in Wellington Colleges. 1961. 10.0: Down to the Ice: A Tourist in Antarctica, by Jim Henderson. 4YA, DUNEDIN 7 p.m.: Roman Catholic Service: St. Joseph’s Cathedral. 8.5: Arnold Bachop (tenor). 10.5: Concert Hour. Television CHANNEL 3, CHRISTCHURCH 6 p.m.: Lenny the Lion. 6.10: Jo’s Boys, from the book by Louisa M. Alcott. 6.40: Musical Showcase: Mantovani and his Orchestra with Guest Artists. 7.5: Weather and News. 7.20: The Donna Reed Show. 7.45: Face to Face: Dr. Carl Jung. 8.15: Time to Remember: Some People of the Thirties—recalled by Anthony Quale. 8.45: What’s New: a fortnightly magazine. 9.0: An Age of Kings: The Band of Brothers. 9.50: Epilogue, by the Rev. Dr. Leslie Cooke. 10.0: Late Evening Weather Forecast.