TODAY LISTENING

Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30471, 19 June 1964, Page 3

TODAY LISTENING

3YA, CHRISTCHURCH (690 Kilocycles) 730 pm : Sports Magazine -80: Twentieth Century Strings; Harry Simeone Chorale. 8 30: Dad and Dave. 98: Brendan o;Dowda sings .Songs of ireland. 9 30; Upper Canada VIIlage. A pioneer settlement In a living history. 10 0: Indoor Bowls. NZ. Championships; draw for first round of postsection play. 10.10: Old time Ballroom of the Air: The Wes Faulkner Orchestra. 10.40: Julian and Nat Adderley. r*UDi<Tf-Mnsir-M 3 loKii inik<.vei»?5 H 7 p.m ' 0 Let° hv Rhv* AdHan A R «l4 T ThJi b \Sth S JS IS (mezzo-soprano) Song« from ?s? 2 ‘ a O Dowd discusses the spiritual stock taking a i present taking cmJX-h 1 ” s -? e sJ’mnh _ Ca L hO £ m EBat Pianp Concerto No. 4tn G minor (Rachmaninov); Suite: The Golden Cockerel (Rimsky-Korsa-kov). 10 22: Lawrence Tibbett (baritone) m rusKrrunsru (1100 Kilocycles! 7 p.m.: On the British Scene.

7.30: World of Jazz. 00- Frlday Gazette. 8.30: Address Unknown. 90: CI B. 9 38: Kenneth McKellar Sings ion Sports Preview. 10 30: New Brighton Is On the Air with the Top Pops. 11 0: The Big Beatles Show wn CHRtSTCHunrM Kllocvclesi 7 D tn - YD Dine Done 90Spinning the s Pops bpl ” ~,SL IM9 T OH _.. <s ‘® 7.20 p.m.: Felldlng Stock Sale Report. 7.30: Get Out Those Old Records. 80: Excerpts from the Uul.'c of Reln^o,d GlUre. 9 45: There ,S N ° Such Thln B *» s f>°* by As Q ulth Thomson 10.0: Rhythm on Record (Turntable) 1117; 2YA continue till the breakfast session and include at 12 012 35 an d 5 0 5.35 am. commentarles on the second test. Aus*ra“a '’ 1M .7' , , IN ___ (780 Kilocycles) o / 20 w p ; , ol \^ e Sportsman, ’ M “ sle , f » r O. I,ler Listeners, 8S0: Oswald Cheesman plays Music of the Masters. 9 43: The Gene Piiney Show. 10 10: Connie Francis. 10.20: Rhythm Parade.