“Pop” For “Gallery”

Press, Volume CX, Issue 32210, 31 January 1970, Page 3

“Pop” For “Gallery”

A music convention In Auckland described as the biggest “pop” event ever held in Australia or New Zealand will take place at the weekend, and it will be the subject of a special film by the “Gallery" team. The convention, at Swanson, will last Saturday and Sunday, and a crowd of 20,000 la expected to attend. The “Gallery” producer Des Monaghan says the programme will concentrate on the sights and sounds of the convention, with the emphasis on the sights. Much of the music will be heard, but the principal aim is to capture atmosphere. "We want to look at the kids and see exactly how they enjoy themselves,” said Monaghan. The principal performer is

Robin Gibb, a former leading member of the Bee Gees. He will make one appearance each day, and has flown from London for the performances. There are, in all, more than 40 acta; the film is expected to run for about 25 minutes.

CLUB BRIDGE Chrlitchurcll. Open—NorthSouth: Mr« M. C. Tasker and A. Waddell, 1; Mrs M. Burt and J. Vryenhoek, 3; Dr B. I. Steel and M. L. Shand, 3. East-West: Misses K. and N. Spillane, 1; Dr W. Barlow and Dr c. G. Anderson, 2; Professor and Mrs H. J. Hopkins, 3. Handicap.— North-South: Miss S. Harrison and Mrs I. Leggat. 1; I. Magill and P. Smart, 2; Mr and Mrs L. Cates 3. East-West: Mr and Mrs A. Cooper, 1; Mr and Mrs B. S. Abbott, 2: Mesdames C. Hamilton and T. L. Burr, 3. Crockford's.—Senior NorthSouth: M. C. Armstrong and Mrs Armstrong 1, Mesdames O. Cowllshaw and J. P. Mather 2, B. G. Bullock and Mrs J. Corrlck 3. East-West: P. F. Maples and Mrs Maples 1. Mesdames V. Bell and P. J. Oakley 2, B. O. Haigh and Mrs G. L. Bradbury 3. Senior Beserve—NorthSouth: Mesdames J. Anderson and O. Morgan 1, Mesdames I. Penniket and Forster 2, K. Bergin and G. Morgan 3. EastWest: Mesdames Adam and Dyer 1, Harper and Mrs Sullivan 2, Mesdames Cameron and Ramsey 3. intermediate—NorthSouth: Mesdames Chater and Penberthy i, Mesdames B. Stout and H. Challis 2 L. O’MaHey and G. Cleary 3. EastWest: Mesdames Melrose and Humphries 1, J. Conner and M. {lrby 2, K. Mathieson and J. Plesse 3.

CHTV3 SATURDAY 2.00 p.m.: Headline News. 2.03: Athletics—Canterbury v. Wellington, Rugby Park. 3.00: I Dream of Jeannie—“My Double Crossing Master”—comedy. 3.30: Athletics. 4.30: The Monkees (guest stars, Don Sherman and Monte Landis)—“Monkees Marooned”—comedy. (Repeat). 4.55: Bonanza—“ Return to Honour”—western. 5.40: Sports Magazine (repeat). 5.59: Headline News, Weather. 6.01: Freewheelers (Geoffrey Toone, Tom Owen, Mary Maude, Gregory Phillips, Ronald Leigh-Hunt)— “No Smoke”—second of five parts. 6.29: Gentle Ben. 6.57: Note For Note (guests, Kay Reiliy and Mike Durney)—musical quiz. 7.30: Weather. 7.33: News. 7.57: This is Tom Jones (Bee Gees, Lynn Redgrave, Sergio Mendes, Brasil *66 and Tammy Jones). Final. 8.52: New Car Silencer. 8.56: Please Sir!—“Barbarian Librarians.” 9.40: Cimarron Strip—“ The Deputy"—western. 11.02: Late News, Weather. 11.09: The F.B.l.—“Forests of the Night.” SUNDAY 2.00 p.m.: Headline News. 2.03: World Scene (N.Z.8.C.). 2.23: Film: “The Return of the Texan” (Dale Robertson, Walter Brennan, Joanne Dru, Richard Boone). 3.47: 1969 World Speedway Championships. 4.17: Concert—Mahalla Jackson Sings (repeat). 4.47: Life—“ Bone Breakers and Bleeding Hearts”—the gelada baboon. 5.31: Space Gadgetry. 5.39: Knock Three Times (Hattie Jacques. Jack .Wild, Sally Ann Jones) —first of four in children’s adventure series. 6.03: Headline News, Weather. 6.05: Disneyland—“ Solomon the Sea Turtle”—nature adventure. 7.00: Dialogue—discussion of today’s fundamental issues (N.Z.8.C.). 7.15: Play Bach (Jacques Louissier (piano), Pierre Michelot (bass), Christian Garros (drums). 7.30: Weather. 7.33: News. 7.49: Looking at New Zealand—"On the Edge of a Volcano”—Ruapehu. 8.02: The Black and White Minstrel Show. First of a Dew series. 8.47: The £1,000,000 Bank Note—“A Bet Is Made”— first of four-part adaptation of Mark Twain comedy (Stuart Damon, George Howe and Arthur Hewlett). 9.12: Battle for the Battle of Britain (narrated by Michael Caine). The making of the film. 10.03: You Can’t Win—“ Chaos is Come”—second of seven-part adaptation of William Cooper novels. 10.46: Late News, Weather.

SATURDAY i NATIONAL LINK [lncluding SYA, Christcnurch <690 Kilocycles); 2YA, Wellington <570 Kilocycles); 4VA, Dunedin (780 Kilocycles); and 3YZ. Greymouth <920 Kilocycles).) I 7.5 p.m.: Sports Review. 7.30: Sound Mirror. 8.0: Personal Column, Home and jAway by Dawn Pavitt and Terry Wale. 8.30: A Star Remembers. Paul England. i 9.0: Weather and News. 9.10: Looking at Ourselves, Eileen Saunders of Christchurch. 19.20: Local Sports Results. ’9.30: Pick of the Goons, The Tales of Montmartre. 10.0: iSing Something Simple with ithe Cliff Adams Singers. 10.30: Sounds Great: A half I hour with the accent on ■ swing. 11.20: All Night Programme. 1.0 a.m.: Semprini Serenade. 2.30: Light Music I from the Netherlands. 3.3: i Cameo. 4.30: Brian Marston j Concert Orchestra. 3YC, CHRISTCHURCH (960 kilocycles)

7.0 p.m.: Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra under Heinz Bongartz—Symphony: Mathis the Painter (Hindemith). 7.33: Maurice Gendron (cello), London Philharmonic Orchestra under Bernard HaitinkRondo in G minor, Op. 94 (Dvorak). 7.41: Margaret Nielsen (piano)—Klavierstuecke No. 9 (Stockhausen), Impromptu in C minor (Schubert). 8.0: Prom Concert, N.Z.B.C. Symphony Orchestra conducted by Clyde RollerOverture: The Wasps (Vaughan Williams), Love and music (Tosca) (Puccini). Depart, fair vision (Manon) (Massenet), Love Duet (Madam Butterfly) (Puccini), Variations on the St Anthony Chorale (Brahms). 9.0: The Melos Ensemble under Edward Downes—Concerto da camera, for wind and percussion (1962) (Gordon Crosse). 9.22: New Philharmonic Chorus and Orchestra under Wilhelm Pitz—Five Unaccompanied Motets (Bruckner), Nanie, Op. 82 (Brahms). 9.52: The Stories of Morley Callaghan, (5) Rigmarole (C.8.C.). 10.5: Amadeus Quartet with William Pleeth (2nd cello) —String Quintet in C (D. 956 (Schubert). 3ZB, CHRISTCHURCH (1100 kilocycles) 6.20 p.m.: Our Changing World. 6.30: Sports Newsreel. 7.2: Trotting Information. 7.2: George Balani’s Other Show. 3ZM, CHRISTCHURCH (1400 kilocycles) 7.0 p.m.: Spotlight on New Zealand Artists. 8.0: Music of

Lesley Bricusse. 8.30: Simply 1 Streisand. 9.0: Film Themes. ' 9.30: Los Bravos. 10.0: From 1 the Hot 100. 1 i SUNDAY ; 7.5 p.m.: Evening Services. 1 Knox Presbyterian Church, j Christchurch, Preacher, The i Rev. J. S. Murray, Organist, 1 R. W. Hind. 3YZ/3YW, West ' Coast Sports Results, 8.20: : Phyllis Taylor (Mezzo-sopra- • no), Betty Warner (piano), Winsome Shaw (vocal and ukulele). 8.40: First Jump, a short story (final). 9.0: Weather and News. 9.10: Point of View. 9.35: Nature’s Company (3). 10.2: Patrick O’Hagen in New Zealand. 10.25: Visit Britain, Band of the Grenadier Guards. 10.49: The Epilogue for Sexagesima. 11.20: All Night Programme. 12.0: Records to Remember. 1.30 a.m.: Voices of the Steppes: 3.3: The Luck of the Irish. 4.9: Michael Danzinger (piano). 3YC, CHRISTCHURCH (960 kilocycles) 7.0 p.m.: Schumann’s settings of poems by Robert Bums. 7.25: 8.8. C. Concert Hall. U.S.S.R. State Orchestra Conducted by David Oistrakh and Yevgeny Svetlanov. Symphony No. 4 in B flat (Beethoven); Poem of Ecstasy (Scriabin). 8.23: John Browning (piano), Sonatina (Ravel). • 8.34: New Zealand Composers. • 9.0: Romeo and Juliet, Opera , in five acts by Charles Gou- . nod, Acts 1 and 2. (Acts 3-5 • next Tuesday). 10.10: A ; Foreign Policy for New Zea- : land? Can We Afford an Inde- , pendent Foreign Policy? The second of two talks by Pro- ; fessor Keith Jackson of the , Department of Political ’ Science at Canterbury Univeri sity. 10.25: Dinu Lipatti ■ (piano), Philharmonia Orchesi tra under Herbert von Kara- ■ jan, Piano Concerto in A i minor (Schumann). 3ZB, CHRISTCHURCH ‘ (1100 kilocycles) . 7.2 p.m.: Mobil Song Quest. _ 7.30: Doctor in the House. 8.2: i The Days of Take it From > Here. Also Brief Tales from : the Bench. 9.2: The Wilfrid I Thomas Show. 10.0: Islands in ; the Sun, Bill Wolfgramm’s Hawaiians. 10.30: The Prickly Thistle Club. 11.45: The Epilogue, The Rev. S. E. Everist. ! 3ZM, CHRISTCHURCH (1400 kilocycles) : 7.0 p.m.: The 18th Century • Corporation. 7.30: Lena Horae in Hollywood. 8.0: World of Music. 9.0: Percy Faith, his i Chorus and Orchestra. 9.30: f Sunday Concert.