TELEVISION AND RADIO

Press, Volume CV, Issue 30965, 22 January 1966, Page 3

TELEVISION AND RADIO

SATURDAY CHTV-3 2.0 p.m.: Headline News. 2.03 Hollywood and the Stars.. Teenage Idols (Part One) 2.26: Expedition. 2.54: The Loretta Young Show. 3 22: The Texan. 3.50: Vacation Playhouse 4.22: I. the Aboriginal. 5.22: The Cara Williams Show. 5.51: Greatest Fights of the Century: Sharkey v. Schmeling. 6.04: Headline News and Weather. 6.06: Stingray. 6.34: Let’s Sing Out. 7.02: No Time for Sergeants 7.30: N.Z.B C. Reports. R. 00: Bewitched. 8.28: The Danny Kaye Show. SATURDAY NATIONAL LINK [lncluding 3YA, Christchurch (690 Kilocycles); 2YA Wellington (570 Kilocycles): 4YA, Dunedin (780 Kilocycles): and 3YZ. Greymouth (920 Kilocycles).] 7 p.m.: News. 7.5: Sports Review. 7.30: Summer Theatre—The Unsinkable Molly Brown, a musical comedy by Meredith Willson. 8.30: Music For You, with the Oswald Cheesman Orchestra and Sing ers. 9.10: Lookout, by Dr. Mar -tin Finlay. M.P., of Auckland 9 30: Cricket—M.C.C. v Com bmed XI at Hobart—Scoreboard 9 42: Round the Horne. 10 10: Make Believe Ballroom Time. 11.17: Athletics—lnternationa! Meeting at Dunedin. 11.20: 2YA will continue the AH Night Programme until 6 a.m 3YC, CHRISTCHURCH (960 Kilocycles) 7 p.m.: Whittemore and Lowe /piano duo), Philharmonla Orchestra under Pierre Dervaux—Carnival of the Animals (Saint-Saens); Philadelphia Woodwind Quintet —Pastorales de Noel (Joiivet). 7.37: Gentlewomen of the Jury. 8.6: Joan Wood (s.), Doris Sheppard (D*ano) songs by Debussy and Ravel. 8.24: Fifteenth Edin burgh Festival—Scottish National Orchestra. Conductor. Alexander Gibson—Variations. Op 31 (Schoenberg): Symphonic Poem: Prometheus (Liszt). 9.0Philip Cooper (organ) 9 30: Form in Music—A series of illustrated lectures by Helmut Blume, of McGill University. Montreal (2) Theme and Variations. 9.54: Aurele-Nicoiete

9.22: This Week in Britain. 9.28: The Rogues: Two of a

Kind. 10.22: Bunratty Castle. 10.33: Branded. 11.01: Late News and Weather. 11.07: The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: Three Wives Too Many. SUNDAY 2.00 p.m.: Headline News. 2.04: Andy Pandy. 2.20: Cinema Parade. Cattle Town. 3.28: Funny World. 3.32: Match of the Day: Tottenham Hotspurs v. Stoke City. i 4.17: Top Cat. 4.42: Monitor: Sir Edward Elgar. : 5.37: Cyrus the Seahorse. 5.46: The Shari Lewis Show. (flute), Karl Engel (piano)—lntroduction and Variations in E minor (D. 802 (Schubert). 10.13: Jussi Bjoerling (t.), Frederick Schauwecker (piano) songs by Schubert, Rachmaninov, and Strauss. 10.28: Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields. directed by Neville Marriner Concerto grosso. Op. 6, No. 4 (Handel): Viola Concerto in G (Telemann). 3ZB, CHRISTCHURCH (1100 Kilocycles) 7 p.m.: Trotting. 7.45: Beyond the Rainbow. 8.0: Becket. 9.0: Clair de Lune. 9.45: Police Report. 10.30: For the Motorist. 11.0: At Your Request. 3YD, CHRISTCHURCH <l4OO Kilocycles) 7.30 p.m.: The Best of Danny Kaye. 8.0: Saturday Date. 9.0: Music of the 30s. 9.30: Famous Groups Through the Years. SUNDAY 11 a.m.: Morning Service— North Island Stations: Presbyterian Service. St. Andrew’s Church. Wellington. South Island Stations (except 3YZ): Roman Catholic Service, Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament. Christchurch. 7.5 p.m.: Evening Services—North Island Stations: Anglican Service. Westminster Abbey 1065-1965—a Service to inaugurate the 900th Anniversary Year. South Island Stations: Baptist Service. Ox ford Terrace Church. Christchurch. S. 10: 2YA. 4YA—Joan Hammond. John Shirley Quirk, and Franck Pourcel’s Orchestra 3YA—Musical Miniatures. Christchurch artists. 3YZ—West Coast Sports Results. 5.20: Georgina Webster and Margaret Kelly i piano duo). William T. Williams (baritone), Buller District

6.06: Headline News and Weather. 6.08: Habatale. 6 14: Return to Palestine. 6.29: Brooke Hospital for Horses, Cairo. 6.37: My Favourite Martian. 7.05: Spain in September. 7.30: Weather Forecast. 7.32: N.Z.B.C. Reports. 7.57: Frankie Howerd: (final). 8.24: The Great War: Damn Them —Are They Never Coming In? The Americans revive the hopes of the Allies and destroy the hopes of Germany. 9.04: Dr. Finlay’s Casebook. 9.55: Henry Moore —Man of Form: A look at the lives, works and sources of inspiration of the 67-year-old sculptor, Henry Moore. 10.45: The New Week. * 10.50: Late News and Weather. Choir. 8.40: The Two Pianos of Leonard Pennario. 9.10: Point of View. 9.35: Ports of CallRussia: Sounds of the Balalaika. 10.5: The Podium, featuring Eberhard Waechter. 10.35: Starlight Serenade. 10.49: The Epilogue. 11.20: Close down. 3YC CHRISTCHURCH (960 Kilocycles) 7 p.m.: Vivaldi’s La Stravaganza—l Musici play the Opus 4 Concertos (3). 7.29: Emily Mair, Doris Sheppard (piano)— Songs by Schubert and Wolf. 7.48: Science Fact or Science Fiction: (2) People on Other Planets by W. T. Williams, professor of botany at the University of Southampton. 8.3: Ruth Pearl (violin), Janetta McStay Mozart. 5.25: Columbia Symphony Orchestra under Bruno Walter —Coriolan Overture, Op. 62 (Beethoven). 8.33: Haydn, The Seasons (orch. Beecham)— Elsie Morison (s.)» Alexander Young (t.), Michael Langdon (b.), Beecham Choral Society, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra: conductor. Sir Thomas Beecham. 3ZB CHRISTCHURCH (1100 Kilocycles) 7 p.m.: Sherlock Holmes. 7.30: At Home and Abroad. 8.0: Hancock’s Half Hour. 8.31: Sunday Showcase —A King’s Story, based on the soundtrack of and film biography of the Duke of Windsor. 9.40: Marching with the Masters (2). 10.10: Music for the End of Day. 11.45: The Epilogue. 3YD CHRISTCHURCH (1400 Kilocycles) 7.0 p.m.: TraveUing Tunes. 7.30: Classical Spotlight: Isaac Stern. 8.0: Musical Roundabout. 9.0: On Stage: The Highway* men. 9.30: Sunday Concert.