TODAY’S LISTENING

Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30482, 2 July 1964, Page 3

TODAY’S LISTENING

3YC. CHRISTCHURCH <690 Kilocycles) 7 23 p.m.: Gardening with Gavin Henderson. 7.40: The Scottish Society of New Zealand Highland Pipe Band, directed by Pipe-Major Frank Annan. 8.15: T-Men. 8 42: Jazz Kaleidoscope. 9 30: The Arch ers. 10 27: Mavis Rivers: Eddie Cana: Billy May. 3YC, CHRISTCHURCH <960 Kilocycles) 7 0 p.m: The Welte Plano Rolls. 7 32: Brandenburg Con certo No 5 In D <Bach); Two Movements from the Lyric Suite (Berg). 8.12: The Novel as a Take-Over -Bld, a talk by Brlgld Brophy. 8.26: Dora Drake (soprano)—Dowland, Purcell. Arne. Quilter. Delius 5 0: StraussCello Sonata in F. Op-6: Thus Spake Zarathustra. Op. 30. 10 3 Autumn Song; The Wild Duck: Our Song: Elegy (Janacek) 10 28: Romanian Music: Harp Concerto (Paul Cqnstanttnescu) 3ZB, CHRISTCHURCH (1100 Kilocycles) 7.0 p.m.: Lever Hit Parade. 7.30: The Quiet Stranger. 8.0:

Your Magic Carpet. 8.30: Cleopatra. 0 0: Turf Talk. 8.38: Supper Snngi. 10 0: For the Home Gardener. 1015: Billy Fury and the Tornadoa. 10.30: The Seven Deadly Sins. 10.45: Dixie Date. 11.0: Rlccarton I, On tho Air. SYD, CHRISTCHURCH <630 Kilocycles) 7.0 pm : They Visited New Zealand in 1964: Elisabeth Schwarzkopf. 8.30: Artists’ AlS babel: C—Eddie Cano. 8.30: llllon Sellers. 2YA, WILLINGTON (570 Kilocycles) 7.30 p.m.: Parliament. 10.30: Music for Late Listening. 11.17: 2YA will continue until the Breakfast Session and include at 12 0-12 35 and 5.0-5.35 a.m. commentaries on the 3rd cricket lest Australia v. England. 6YA. DUNEDIN <7SO Kilocycles) 730 p.m : Calling All Scots. 8.0: T-Men. 8.30: St. Kilda Municipal Band. (.30: The Archers. 10.30: Peter. Paul and Mary .(folk singers).