Week-end Radio And TV

Press, Volume CII, Issue 30064, 23 February 1963, Page 14

Week-end Radio And TV

Radio 3YA. CHBISTCHURCH (09* Kilocycle*) Tto pan.: Saturday Night at Home. 930: Somartblng to Shout About. UIjB: Arthur Skelton and hi* High Society Dance Orchestra. 10JO: Barney Kessell and hi* Men.

3YC. CHUSTCHUBCH (990 Kilocycles) T p.m.: European. Folk Songs, Trio in E flat (Haydn). T%ree Reincarnations (Barter). Efin Dance (Popper). 735: Talk: The Twentieth Century American Revolution, by Milton Klein. 8.0: National Orchestra. 9.0: The Forsaken Maiden; To an Aeolian Harp; Secrecy; The Boy and the Young Bee; Lemon Blossom in April; Water-nymph Binaefuss; In Springtime; Fairy Song; Holy Week (Wolf). Kreislerana, Op. 10 (Schumann). Quintet in C (Schubert).

3ZB, CHRISTCHURCH (1100 Kilocycles) 730 p.m.: Strictly Private. 8.0: It’s In the Bag. 830: Interpol Confidential. 9.0: Saturday Night at Nine. 9.35: Easy on the Ear. 10.30: For the Motorist. 11.0: At .Your Request.

2YA, WELLINGTON (570 Kilocycles) 8.30 p.m.: Trotting: grouped commentaries from Hutt Raceway. 10.0: Make Believe Ballroom. 10.30: Trotting. 11.17: 2YA will continue till the breakfast session at 5 a.m. 4YA, DUNEDIN (780 Kilocycles) 10 pm.: Hawaii Calling. 10.15: Country Sports Results. 10.30: Freddy Martin and his Orchestra. Television CHTV-3, CHRISTCHURCH 6 p.m.: Crusader Rabbit. 6.6: The Adventures of Robin Hood. 6.32: Mister Ed. 6.59: Weather and News. 7.6: Wonders of the Wild: New England Marsh Life. 7.21: The Flintstones. 7.48: N.Z.B.C. Newsreel. 8.3: Spurts News. 8.7: The 77th Bengal Lancers. 8.35: Rawhide. 9.28: Saturday Sport. 10.6: The Dick Powell Show. 11.0: Late Weather and News. 11.6: Cricket—First test. New Zealand v. England. SUNDAY Radio 3YA, CHRISTCHURCH H a.m.: Church of Christ:!

Moorhouse Avenu* Church; preacher-. Rev. R. M. O’Grady. 7 pun.: Roman Catholic Serytee: Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament; preacher. Father A. OTReiny. 83: Trevor L. Thomas (baritone). 825: Oswald Cheesman preseats Stairway to the Star*. 9.0: Dominion Weather Forecast «x! Point of View. 935: Music by Jerome Kern. 935: Late Evening Concert. 10.49: The Epilogue 3YC, CHRISTCHURCH 7 p.m.: Overture—The Merry Wives of Windsor (Nicolai). Three Italian Songs. Waltzes, Op. 39 (Brahms). Girls were made to love and kiss (Lehar). Fm only a wandering vagabond (Keunneke). Fandanguillo (Torroba); Ritual Fire Dance (Falla). Waltz—Mon Reva (Waldteufel). 85: I Remember. I Remember: A Garden by the Thames, by Anton Vogt. 830: 1962 Salzburg Festival: The Maid of the Mill (Schubert). 937: Divertimento in E flat (Mozart). Sonata No. 31 In E (Haydn); Symphony No. 98 in B fiat (Haydn). 3ZB, CHRISTCHURCH 7 p.m.: Diary of a Traitor. 730: Sunday Magazine. 8.0: Beyond Our Ken. 8.31: Sunday Showcase: Julie Andrews and Carol Burnett at Carnegie Hall. 9.25: Starlight Serenade. 11.0: Music for the End of Day. 11.45: Epilogue. 2YA, WELLINGTON 7 p.m.: And the Darkness lt Not. 8.5: Hollywood Bowl Symphony Orchestra. 8.10: I Love a Plano: Bob Barciham. 9.35: Master Melodies. 103: On Safari: Hunting the Rhino, a talk by Peter Young. 10.30: Music by Victor Herbert played by Frederick Fennell and his Orchestra. 4YA, DUNEDIN 7 p.m.: Brethren Service. 8.5: Vincente Major (soprano). 9.35: In Lighter Mood. 10.5: Late Concert. Television CHTV-3, CHRISTCHURCH 5.30 p.ni.: Twizzle. 5.43: Captain Pugwash. 5.53: Gumby. 6.3: Sunday Special: Breakthrough, Part 3. by Senior Captain S. L. Weggery. 6.13: On Safari. 6.38: The Donna Reed Show. 7.3: Weather and News. 7.10: The World of Billy Graham. 8.0: The Rag Trade. 8.30: Television News from London. 8.40: Channel 3's Dance Party. 9.0: The World of Tim Frazer. 9.30: A Stop on the Way. 10.20: Epilogue: Never Out of Debt, by Rev. W. P. Temple. 10.30: Late Weather and News.