TELEVISION AND RADIO

Press, Volume CIV, Issue 30937, 18 December 1965, Page 3

TELEVISION AND RADIO

SATURDAY CHTV3 2.00 p.m.: Headline News. 2 03: Hollywood and the Stars: Birth of a Star. 2.30: Sports: (direct). 3.30: The Loretta Young Show. 3 58: Expedition. 4.20: The Texan. 4.54: Mademoiselle de Parle. 5.21: The Cara WlHiams Show. 5.40: Greatest Fights of the Century: Nova versus Baer 0 05: Headline News and Weather. 0.07: Stringray. 0.35: Let's Sing Out. 7.02: No Time for Sergeants. 7.30: Weather Forecast. 7 33: NZBC Reports. 0.00: The Virginian: The Big Deal. 0.22: This Week in Britain. 9 27: The Kogues: Viva Diax. 10.27: Fred Astaire’s Premiere Theatre: The Breaking Point. 10.55: Late News and Weather: SATURDAY NATIONAL UNK [lncluding 3YA, Christchurch <OOO Kilocycles); 2YA. Wellington <570 Kilocycles); 4YA. Dunedin <7OO Kilocycles): and 3YZ. Greymouth <o2e Kilocycles! I 7.0 p.m.: News. 7.5: Sports Review 7 30: Saturday Night at Home 910: Lookout, by Philip Hewland of Wellington. 0 30: The Peter Goodwright Show. 10 0: Hake Believe Ball room Time 11.20: 2YA will con t;nue the All Night Programme until (am JVC CHRISTCHURCH <0(0 Kilocycles) 7.0 p m.: Leonard Cass*® l <p:ano)—Piano Sonata No 1 in E, Op 75 (Glasunov) 7 30. *“® r Dei, by Barry Bermange (0: Paul Hindemith (2): Bonald Weatherburn (clarinet), Judith McDonald (piano)—Sonata for clarinet and piano 0.18: p ’ err , e Bernac (baritone), Francis Pou*' enc (piano) Chansons GaHlardes (Poulenc) 8 30: New Records including the new Tosea w.th Marla Callas 5 38: A Festival of Lessons and Carols from King s College, Cambridge d.rected by David Willcocks 10 25. Prague Symphony Orchestra under Vaclav Smetacek— Sym phony No 3 in E flat (Dvorak) IZI CHRISTCHURCH (HOC Kilocycles) 7.0 pm.: Trotting: half-hourly and f®*W*JL ta rc on doub'.et from Auckland T.c < Summary at 110) Now Till Twelve. 7 45: Beyond the Rainbow. 8 0: The O. Henry Playhouse. 0.0: Clair de Lune.

11.01: The Alfred Hitchcock Hour The Ordeal of Mrs Snow SUNDAY 2.00: p.m. HeadUne News. 2.04: Andy Pandy 2.20: Cinema Parade. The Story of Will Rogers. Starring Will Rogers Jnr. as his father and Jane Wyman as Mrs Will Rogers Directed by Michael Curtis. 4.04: Jim Hawthorne’s Funny World. 4.08: Top Cat. 4.32: Cricket: First Test, Englantf v. Australia. 5.2(: Big Moments in Sport. s.3o:.Cyrus the Seahorse. 5.39: Tne Shari Lewis Show. 5.58: Headline News and Weather. (.01: Habatale. (.08: Frontiers of Faith. 6.23: German Mirror. (.38: My Favourite Martian. 7.03: Expedition Sherpa Schoolhouse: The School. 7.30: Weather Forecast. 7.32: NZBC Reports. 9.45: Police Report. 10.30: For the Motorist. 11.0: At Your Request. 3TO CHRISTCHURCH <l4OO Kilocycles) 7.0 p.m.: The Settlers. 7.30: Music from Broadway. 8.0: Saturday Date. (.(: Bert Campbet) and his Orchestra. (.30: The Latest in Movie Music. SUNDAY 11.0 a.m.: Morning Services— North Island Stations: Presbyterian Service. St. Andrew's Church. Wellington. South Island Stations: Roman Catholic Ser vice. Cathedral of the Bleaaed Sacrament. Christchurch. 7.5 p.m.: Evening Services North Island Stations: This Meaning of Christmas. A studio presentation by the Methodist Church South Island Stations: Anglican Service, Christchurch Cathedral. 8.15: 3YA. Microphone Debut: Presentinc young Canterbury musicians; Christchurch Bovs' High School String Basemble: John McAlpine (piano). Heather Reed (a), Brian Sandle (eello). Roas Gainsford (ba), Neil Sutherland (piano). Virginia Lucas <s>- B*R- West £«*»« Sports Results. 8.38: Kevin Soster (piano). Bob Newton (saxophone). The Westelders 4YA Valda McCracken <c>— German Folk-Songs (Brahms) 4.48: Favourite Piano Classics: Rawles and Landauer at two pianos with tha Sinfonia of London Orchestra under Anatole Httoularl ».!»: Point of View 9 35: Ports of Call—Christmas Edition: The Caroilers. 2YA, »35 Orpheus Choir Christmas Concert, with assisting artists.

7.57: Frankie Howerd: a new comedy series with Frankie Howerd, who recounts events which should not necessarily be taken as fact. In the first episode Frankie reveals the secrets of his dealings with the hlerachy of the B B C. 8.23: The Great War: Fat Rodzienko has sent me some Nonsense. The internal situation of the Allies deteriorates Into despair: revolution breaks out in Russia and the build-up of both armies in the West becomes a race against time. 9 04: Dr Finlay's Casebook: The Aristocrats. 9.55: Take a Ship: A New Zealand film written and directed by Hugh McDonald depicting life aboard ship on a journey from Auckland to Southampton via Panama and returning to Sydney via Suez. 10.45: Meditation: 10.50: Late News and Weather. conducted by Malcolm Rickard (recorded at Lower Hutt). 10.5: The Podium: Featuring Helmut Krebs (tenor). 10.35: Starlight Serenade. 10.40: The Epilogue. 11.20: Close down. 3YC. CHRISTCHURCH <0(8 Kilocycles) 7.0 p.m.: Robert Sprenkle (oboe). Francis Tursi (viola). Armand Basile (piano)—Two Rhapsodies (Loeffler). 7.12: William Warfield (b). Columbia Symphony Orchestra under Aaron Copland—Old American Songs (Copland). 7.23: Christchurch Civic Chamber Orchestra. Conducted by John Ritchie —Elegy in Memory of Maurice Ravel (David Diamond): Symohony No 5 in B flat (Schubert). 8.0: History in the Landscape <3>: Germany. Where it Spooks, by Peter Muns. 8.15: Salzburg Festival 19(5; The Seraglio, an opera in three acts by Mozart, Annellese Rothenberger (s), Reri Grist (s). Fritz Wunderlich (t), Serhard Unger (t). Fernando Corena (bs), Vienna State Opera Chorus, Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. Conducted by Zubin Mehta 3ZB. CHRISTCHURCH (1180 Kilocycles) 7.0 p.m.: Pride of the Pacific. 7.38: At Home and Abroad. 8.8: Benny Hill Time. 8.31: Sunday Showcase. Left Handed Liberty (Part 2). 8.58: Light Music from Belgium 11.45: The Epilogue. 3YB, CHRISTCHURCH (1488 Kilocycles) 7.30 p.m.: Mario del Monaco. 88: Musical Roundabout. 8.8: A Merry Christmas from the New Chrlaty Minstrels. 8.38: Sunday Concert.