TODAY’S LISTENING

Press, Volume CII, Issue 30313, 13 December 1963, Page 3

TODAY’S LISTENING

3YI CHRISTCHURCH fseo Kiiocyclesi 7JO pun.: Sports Magazine ».0. Sou.h African Junes. 8.12 Cara CogaweU contrai.oi. B _"_ Dad and Dave. ’ *. lr * Anecdotes from gL The Right to He®* l ?: °J This is Paris: Highlights from the soundtrack of the musicac 10 30: Best Sellers by Carmen Cavallaro. Ray Charles, and Chubby Checker. 1045Mary Kaye Trio. 3YC CHBIBTCHURCH , PJ n.'W7Sg ■ ?5Si B1WS& Jose M Lamana. 8.0. Play. The Shadow of Our Night, by Michael Kelly. * 45. Symptom.' No. 4 in C Op. *7;. VioltaCancerio No. 2 in G minor (Prokofiev). 10.3*: Ballade No. 2 in F Op 38: Nocturne No. 15 in F minor. Op 55 No. 1: Nocturne No. 7 in C sharp minor. Op 27 No I; Valse No. 11 m G flat. Op. 7# No 1 Chopin). 3ZB. CHRISTCHURCH <llOO Kilocycles, 7 pm.: The Quiz Kids. 8.(1 Friday Gazette. 8.30: Strictly

Private. 9.0: C. 1.8 9.38: New Glenn Miller and Tommy Dorsey Orchestras. lot): Sports Preview. 10 30: The Pay-Off. 11.0: New Brighton is on the Air with the Top Pops.

3YD. CHRISTCHURCH i63(> Kilocycles)

7 p.m.: YD Ding Dong. 9.30 Spuming the Pops.

2TA. WELLINGTON 1570 Kilocycles) 7JO pjn.: Say It With Music, introduced by Brian Perkins. 8.0: As You Were. 8.15: Franzie Carle ipiano). 98: Orchestra of Roy Martin and Julia Mann and Butch Kilpatrick (vocal). 9.30: Horst W’ende Orchestra. 9.45: Talk: What is Psychology? by George Shouksmith. 10.0: Rhythm on Record, compered by Turntable. 11.17: 2YA will continue till the breakfast session at 5 am. 4YA. DUNEDIN .780 Kilocjc.es)

7JO p.m.: For the Sportsman. 80- Dad and Dave 8.30: The Coachmen. 8 45: Panama Argentina: De los Rios. 9.45. S.A.B.C. Light Music Orchestra conducted bv Jos Cleber. 10.0: This is Brenda Lee 10.20: Rhythm Parade, compered by Scrutineer.