TELEVISION AND RADIO

Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30919, 27 November 1965, Page 3

TELEVISION AND RADIO

SATURDAY CHTV3 2.00 p.m.: Headline News. 2.03: Hennesey. 2.31: Sikkim and Its Yankee Queen. 2.25: The Loretta Young Show. 2.53: Expedition: Lost World of the Kalahari. 4.21: The Texan. 4.49: Mademoiselle de Paris. 5.17: The Cara Williams Show. 5.45: Greatest Fights of the Century: Sharkey v. Heeney. 6.06: Headline News and Weather. 6.08: Stingray. 6.36: Let’s Sing Out. 7.02: No Time for Sergeants. 7.30: Weather Forecast. 7.33: N.Z.B.C. Reports. 8 00: The Virginian. 9.22: This Week in Britain. 9.27: The Rogues: Gambit by the Golden Gate. 10.23: Silhouette: Papageno. 10.35: Fred Astaire Premiere Theatre: A Place to Hide 11.00: Late News and Weather. 11.09: The Alfred Hitchcock SATURDAY NATIONAL LINK nncluding 3YA. Christchurch <690 Kilocycles): 2YA, Wellington <570 Kilocycles); 4YA, Dunedin <7BO Kilocycles); and 3YZ, Greymouth <920 Kilocycles) ] 7.0 p.m.: News. 7.5: Sports Review. 7.30: Saturday Night at Home, with Gary Chapman. 9.10: Lookout, by Austin Mitchell of Christchurch. 9.30: Cricket: MCC v New South Wales at Sydney—Scoreboard. The Peter Goodwright Show. 10 0: Make Believe Ballroom Time. 11.20; 2YA will continue the All Night Programme until 0.0 a.m. 3YC, CHRISTCHURCH <960 Kilocycles) 7.0 p.m.: The Act of Jazz (12). 7.31; The Lonely Competitor. Four sportsmen discuss the essential loneliness that faces athletes of world standing. 8 0: Christchurch Harmonic Society. Christchurch Civic Orchestra. Heather Tavlor <s). Anson Austin <t), Winston Sharp <b). Ronald Grav tbs). Conducted by William Hawkey— L'Enfance du Christ (Berlioz) 10.15; Johannes Giesen < piano)—Prelude and Fugue for left hand (Reger): Bruyeres, The Wind in the Plain (Debussv): The Lover and the Nightingale (Granados) 10 3a: Minneapolis Symphony .Orchestra under Antal Dorati —Death and Transfiguration (Strauss). 3ZB CHRISTCHURCH <llOO Kilocycles) 7.0 p m Trotting Results half-hourly and commentaries on doubles from Thames T.v. <Summary at 11.0). The Kilroy Gambit. S O: The O Henry Playhouse 90: Clair de Lune. 9 45: Police Report. 10 30: For the Motorist. 11.0: At Your Request.

Hour: Beyond the Sea of Death. SUNDAY 2.00 p.m.: Headline News. 2.04: Andy Pandy. 2.20: Cinema Parade. The Maggie: Paul Douglas stars as an American millionaire who unwittingly consigns a valuable cargo to the care of a drunken old skipper of a dilapidated coaster, the “puffer” Maggie. 3.48: Jim Hawthorne’s Funny World. 3.52: Top Cat. 4.17: Match of the Day: Wolves v. Crystal Palace. 5.07: Science Report 5.20: Mig Moments in Sport. 5.24: Tales of the Riverbank. 5 37: The Shari Lewis Show. 5.57: Headline News and Weather. 5.59: Habatale. 6.06: Frontiers of Faith. 6.21: Stamps with a Story. 6.25: Berlin Through Children’s Eyes. 6.37: My Favourite Martian. 3YD, CHRISTCHURCH (1400 Kilocycles) 7.0 p.m.: Star Time: Al Caiola. 7.30: Rodgers and Kammerstein Hits. 8.0: Saturday Date. 9.0: Music for Career Girls. 9.30: Party Time. SUNDAY 11.0 a.m.: Morning Services— North Island Stations: Open Brethren Service, Howe Street Chapel, Auckland, South Island Stations (except 3YZ); Congregational Service. Trinity Church Christchurch. 7.5 p.m.: Evening Services—North Island Stations: Anglican Service; A Priest is Made, A studio presentation by the Anglican Church on preparation for the ministry. South Island Stations: Baptist "Service. Hanover Street Church, Dunedin. 8 10: 3YA Microphone Debut: The second programme in a series presenting a group ,of young Canterbury musicians —Brian Sandle (cello). Heather Read (s) Anthony Reeve (clt) Christopher Doig (b) Susanne Purnell (piano), Virginia Lucas (s). John Chisholm (violin) 3YZ Kiwis on Tour: 8.25: Inangahua School’s Music Festival: Massed Choirs Ces Murly (piano). 4YA Bryan Helyer (bs). 8 40: Touches of Sweet Harmony: Music inspired bv Shakespeare. 0.10: Point of View. 9.35: Ports of Call Music for Armchair Travelling: Sweden. 10.5: The Podium: Featuring Kurt Bohme 10.20: Starlight Serenade. 10 49: The Epilogue. 11.20: 2YA will continue with a programme which includes at 1 55 a commentary on the second Rugby League Test, New Zealand v. France at Perpignon. JVC, CHRISTCHURCH (960 Kilocycles) 7.0 p.m.: Borodin Quartet— Quartet No. 4 (Shostakovich) 7.22: Gerard Souzay (b), Dalton

7.02: Expedition. Sherpa Schoolhouse: The March In. 7.30: Weather. 7.32: N.Z.B.C. Reports. 7.57: Steptoe and Son. 8.20: The Great War: We Are Betrayed. Sold, Lost. Nivelle falls against the Western Wall and both sides become dangerously 9.01: Dr. Finlay’s Casebook. 9.53: N.Z.B.C. Symphony Orchestra. conductor, Juan Matteucci; Graeme Gorton (baritone) Angela Shaw (soprano), Judith McDonald (piano)— O mio babbino earn (Gianni Schicchi) (Puccini); Vivra Contende 11 giubilo (Il Trovatore) (Verdi); Scherzo (Concerto symphonique (Litolff). 10.04: The Spread of the Eagle, a nine-part cycle based on three Roman plays by IVilliam Shakespeare Part Seven: The Serpent (Antony and Cleopatra). 10.55: Meditation. 11 00: Late News and Weather.

Baldwin (piano)—Six Songs from Lenau: (Schumann). 7.37: Clifford Curzon (piano)—Sonata in F minor. Op 5. (Brahms) 8.13: Under the Spreading Chestnut Tree: Seven variations and fugue on an old English tune (1938) (Weinberger). London Philharmonic Orchestra under Constant Lambert (Recorded in 1939) 8 32: Pauline Fitchett (s), Judith McDonald (piano)—(Grieg) 8.46 Joining the Cosmic Club. Speculations about life on other planets and the existence of a Cosmic Club by Dr I. J. Good 9.0: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra under Sir Thomas Beecham—Symphony No. 4 in A (Italian) (Mendelssohn) 9.30: A Procession with Carols on Advent Sunday. 10.30: Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields with Barry Tuckwell (horn) and Kenneth Heath (cello). Directed by Neville Marriner—Concerto grosso in E minor, Op. 3 No. 3 (Geminiani), Concerto in C minor for cello and strings (Vivaldi): Study No. 2 for horn and strings (Cherubini). 3ZB, CHRISTCHURCH (1100 Kilocycles) 7.0 p.m.: Pride of the Pacific. 7.30: At Home and Abroad. 8.0: Benny Hill Time. 8.31: Sunday Showcase, The Pleasure Of His Company, By Samuel Taylor and Cornelia Otis Skinner. An ageing playboy “moves in” to give his daughter away in marriage—and a merry old time to her mother and the mother’s second husband. 10.20: Light Music from Belgium. 11.45: The Epilogue. 3YD, CHRISTCHURCH (1400 Kilocycles) 7.0 p.m.: Summer Songs. 7.30: Classical Spotlight: The Romero Family (classical guitars) 8.0: Musical Roundabout. 9.0: On Stage: The George Mitchell Minstrels. 9.30: Sunday Concert.