Radio And TV

Press, Volume CI, Issue 29851, 18 June 1962, Page 11

Radio And TV

Radio 3YA, CHRISTCHURCH (690 kilocycles! 7.0 p.m.: Canterbury Roundabout (N.Z.B.CJ. 7.30: Music Miscellany. 8.30: The Dig at Tai Rua: Archaeological excavation* in North Otago. 9 15: Maoritanga. 9.30: Brian Marston and his Orchestra, with Patrick Murdoch. 10.0: Billy Eckstinc and Quincy Jones at Basin St. East. 10.30: The Torchy Jones Brass Quintet. 3YC. CHRISTCHURCH i 960 kilocyclesj 7.0 pm.: Overture—Donna Diana (Reznicekl: Go not. Happy Day i Bridge i; Is My team Ploughing? tßutterworth I have twelve oxen (Ireland): In Youth is pleasure (Moeram; Romance, Op. 28. No. 2 (Schumann i; The Sorcerer’s Apprentice (Dukast. 7.37: The University in the Modem World <fl>: Technology and the University, by S. R Siemon. 7.41: The Rninegold. End of Scene 4 (Wagner); Siegfried Forest Murmurs from Act 2 (Wagner). 8.10: 1961 Bucharest Festival: Symphony No. 2 (Enesco). 9.0: Hungarian Quartet. 9.40. Georgina O’Carroll (soprano), Ronald Maconaghie (baritone). 10.15. Government and Society in trie Middle Ages d): by Peter Munz. 2YA, WELLINGTON (570 kilocycles) 7.30 p.m.: The Violent Road, a play by Philip Marlowe 9.30: Boxing. 10.30: Les Elgart Orchestra. 11.14: 2YA will continue till the Breakfast Sessions at 5.0 a.m. 4YA, DUNEDIN (780 kilocycles) 7.10 p.m.: Talking Point. 7.30: The violent Road. 10.0: The Ramsay Lewis Trio. 10.30: Ruth Price with Shelley Manne and his Men at the Manne-Hole. Television Channel Three CHRISTCHURCH 6.30 p.m.: Four Feather Falls. 6 45: Animal Parade. 6.59: Weather and News. 7.6: Roamin’ Holiday. 7.31: Roving Report: The Giant Thirst. 7 52: N.Z.B.C. Newsreel. 8.10; Whack-O! 8.40: Grandstand. 9.0: This Week in Britain. 9.5: The Californians. 9.30: Victory at Sea. 10.2: Philip Marlowe. 10.27: Late Weather and News