Radio And TV

Press, Volume CII, Issue 30115, 26 April 1963, Page 16

Radio And TV

Radio

3YA, CHRISTCHURCH 7.15 p.m.: The Easy Riders. 130: Spots Magazine. 8.0: Star Turn- The Ziegfeld Follies 190730. 8.30: Township Tales by Irene Aocock (51: The Road 8.40: Hymns for All. 9.8: Airs from Erin 9.30: The Navy Lark. 10.0: Make way for Modems. 10.30: Bing and his Friends with Victor Young Singing Strings.

3YC. CHRISTCHURCH 7 p.m.: . Hootnanny Tonight: American Folk Songs and Folk Singers by Henry Wal:er. 7.30: Play, The Overseas Expert, by Allen Curnow. 9.17: Holland Festival. 1962: Symphonic Suite: Marsyas (Diepenbrock); Excerpt from Pli selon Pli i Boulez i; Summer (Bartok arr. Kodaly); Exceprt from Petruskha (Stravinsky > 9.47: Violin Sonata No. 3 iFaure): Six Songs (Duparc): Six Ancient Epigraphs (Debussy).

3ZB, CHRISTCHURCH 7 pro.. The Quiz Kids. 7.30: Gather Round. 8.0: Friday Gazette. 830 Hi-Fi Club. 9.0: The Mistakes They Made. 9.35: Midevening Melody. 10.0: Sports Preview. 10.30: Spiral Ten. 11.0: New Brighton is on the Air. SY A, WELLINGTON 7.30 p.m.: The Navy Lark 8.0: Tunes from the Charts. 8.30: Capital Chronicle. 8.45: Jack Thompson (piano). 9.8: Music of a Thousand and One Nights. 9.38: Songs by John McCormack 9 45: Talk: And I Shall Be Healed, by Chris Lethbridge (2j. 100: Rhythm on Record. 11.17: 3YA will continue till the Breakfast Session at 5 a.m

4 YA, DUNEDIN 7.15 p.m.: For the Sportsman. 7 45: Music from the Emerald Isle. 8.0: Dad and Dave 8.30: Ernie Wilson's Latin Americans 8.45: Johann Strauss on Two Pianos. 918: A Symphonic Portrait of George Gershwin 9 45: Andre Previn, his Piano and Orchestra: The Ray Charles Chorus. 10.30: Rhythm Parade

Television CHTV-3

8 p.m.: Lassie. 8.38: Hawkeye •nd the Last of The Mohicans. 8 51: Weather and Nears 8 58: How to Marry A Millionaire 7.33: Roving Report: Town *ha> Never Was 7 48: N Z B C Newsreel 80- Pete and Gladys. 8 34: Canterbury Calendar. 8 39: Maverick 9.29: Sports Magazine 8 44: Route 88 1033: R.C.M P. 1038: Late Weather and News.