Rowles and CA.R.E.

Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32803, 31 December 1971, Page 4

Rowles and CA.R.E.

(N.Z. Press Association) AUCKLAND, Dec. 29. The singer John Rowles has told the secretary of the Citizens’ Association for Racial Equality (Mr T. Newnham), that if his South African contract calls for him to perform to segregated audiences, he would ask for it to be changed, Mr Newnham said today. Mr Newnham said C.A.R.E. has asked Rowles to cancel his eight-week tour of South

Africa at the end of next month. He said Rowles telephoned him yesterday and said he would be calling his manager in the United States this afternoon to check whether the contract called for him to sing to segregated audiences. If it did, he would ask for it to be changed so that he could sing to mixed audiences. John Rowles is in Rotorua at present.

FRIDAY NATIONAL LINK [lncluding 3YA Christchurch (690 kilohertz); 2YA Wellington (570 kilohertz); 4YA Dunedin (750 kilohertz); and 3YZ Greymouth (920 kilohertz)! 7 p.m. N.Z.B.C. Sports News. 7.30: Time for Music. Special New Year Edition. 8.30: Weather and News. 8.40: Four Stars for '72. Garth Carpenter casts the horoscopes of four entertainment personalities. (N.Z.B.C). 9.0: New J Year • Prayer. 9.1: His Excellency, the GovernorGeneral, Sir Arthur Porritt: New Year Message. 9.7: Happenings ’7l. Some significant local events of 1971 —a roundup of reports from National Programme stations throughout the country. 9.45: The New Glenn Miller Orchestra. 10.30: N.Z.B.C. News, Weather. 10.45: Bowls: New Zealand Championships at Dunedin —Report: 11.0: 8.8. C. News and Commentary. 11.15: Chess: New Zealand Championships at Hamilton Report. 11.20: New Year’s Eve Party. 12.0: Happy New Year. 12.5 a.m. approx.: N.Z.B.C. News and Weather. 12.11: Swing into 1972. 1.0: (continuous). 3YC, CHRISTCHURCH (960 kilohertz)

7 pun.: The Year in Retrospect. 7.20: The Sound of Sawdust, mill life in New Zealand, by Jim Henderson. 7.47: George Thalben-Ball (Auckland Town Hall Organ) —Bach: Fantasia iri C; Mbnfred: In Paradisum; Widon Toccata; John Mitchinson (tenor), Lindsay String Orchestra Britten: Marine; Interlude; Being Beauteous; Parade (Les Illuminations); John Lili (piano), N.Z.8.C.5.0. (Eduard van Remoortel) Tchaikovsky First, 3rd Movement; N.Z.8.C.5.0. (Meredith Davies)— Tchaikovsky Fifth, 4th Movement. 8.32: Bryan Drake, N.Z'BC.S.O. (Alex Lindsay)—Must I forgo my pleasure (Marriage of Figaro, Act 3); Felecia Weathers, Maureen Guy, John Andrew, Chorus, N.Z.8.C.5.0. (Vanco Cavdarski) Tomb Scene (Aida, Act 4); Alan Loveday, N.Z.8.C.5.0. (Remoortel) Elgar: Violin Concerto, 2nd Movement. 9.0: The Weather Forecast according to the Choir of St Mary’s Cathedral, Auckland (Peter Godfrey); 9.5: Night School, play by Harold Pinter. 10.0: Isaac Stem, N.Z.8.C.5.0. (Jordans) —Beethoven: Violin Concerto, 3rd (Movement; Zurich Chamber Orchestra (Edmond de Stoutz) —Bach: Brandenburg 3; Vincente Major, Orpheus Choir, N.Z.8.C.5.0. (Joseph Post) —Easter Hymn (Cavalleria rusticana). 10.30: Andre Tchaikowsky, NJZ.B.C.S.O. (Christopher Seaman) Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 21, 2nd Movement. Iwamoto Quartet Sibelius: Voces intimae, sth and 6th Movements. Christchurch Harmonic, N.Z.8.C.5.0. (William Haw-

key)—Stravinsky: Symphony of Psalms, Finale. 11.0: Ladislav Jasek (violin), Janetta McStay (piano) Brahms: Sonata No. 3, 4th Movement; Auckland Symphonia (Juan Matteucci) Brahms Third, Finale; Orchestras, Children’s Choirs,! Adult Choirs, Pop Band — Jenny McLeod: Under the Sun, Opening Chorus. 11.26: N.Z.8.C.5.0. (Remoortel) Mahler First, Ist Movement. 3ZB, CHRISTCHURCH (1100 kilohertz)

9.1 p.m.: Message from his Excellency the GovernorGeneral. 9.05: Music. 12.15 a.m.: Your Own Thing. 3ZM, CHRISTCHURCH (1400 kilohertz) 7.30 p.m.: Sounds Right Now. 8.30: Things are Swinging. 10.0; Easy Listening.

SATURDAY NATIONAL LINK

7 p.m.: Sports Review. 7.30: Sound Mirror: Haydn Sherley reflects on sounds and happenings of the Forties and Fifties. (New series). 8.0: Sherlock Holmes. The Second Stain. (8.8. C. 8.30: Weather and News. 8.40: Mantovani’s Orchestra. 8.50: Local Sports Results. 9.0: Those Were the Days. 9.30: Doctor at Large (5) Farewell, Las Palmas (8.8. C. 10.0: Sounds Great. 10.30: N.Z.B.C. News, Weather. 10.45: Bowls: New Zealand Championships at Dunedin— Report. 11.0: BJ3.C. News and Commentary. 11.15: Chess: New Zealand Championships at Hamilton—Report. 11.17: (continuous). 3YC, CHRISTCHURCH (960 kilohertz) ■

7 p.m. Ronald Woodcock (violin), Margaret Nielsen (piano). Lutoslawski: Recitative and Orioso; Penderecki: Miniatures; Messiaen: Theme and Variations. (N.Z.8.C.). 7.19: Handel: Honor Sheppard and Sally le Sage (sopranos), Maurice Bevan (baritone), Robert Elliott (harpsichord), Jennifer Ryan (viola da gamba). 7.27: Ravel: Suite: Mother Goose—Philharmonia Orchestra under Carlo Maria Giulini. 7.45: Schubert: Piano Sonata in A minor, Op. 42—Karl Ulrich Schnabel (piano). (New record). 8.19: Wolf-Ferrari: Elisabeth Schwarzkopf (soprano), Gerald Moore (piano). 8.20: Arnold Bax: Symphony No. 6 (1934)—New Philharmonia Orchestra under Norman Del Mar. (New record). 9.0:1 Ain’t Dumb ‘Cos I Don’t Talk Right. The language problem is often assumed to be responsible for the educational failure of many minority group children. Dr Graeme Kennedy of the English Department, Victoria University, discusses several approaches to this question. (N.Z.8.C.). 9.16: Britten: Les Illuminations—Peter Pears (tenor), English Chamber Orchestra under Benjamin Britten. 9.38:

CHTV3 (Today) 2.00 p.m.: Headline news. 2.03: The Virginian, Western. 3.17: Not in Front of The Children.:Comedy (Repeat). 3.46: Search for Tomorrow. Science (Repeat). 4.04: Origami. 4.15: TransteL Sports Magazine. 4.29: Sesame Street. 5.25: Bolek and Lolek on Holiday. Cartoon. 5.35: The Wind in the "Willoys. Eighth of 18 parts. 5.48: Headline news, weather. ' 5.51: The Flaxton Boys. Adventure. (Repeat.) 6.15: The Courtship of Eddie’s Father. Comedy. 6.40: Sports Magazine—Highlights of surf lifesaving course. 6.50: Racing—at Alexandra Park. Auckland Trotting Cup. 7.00: Network news. 7.15: Weather. The South Tonight. 733: New Year Message—The Governor-General, Sir Arthur Porritt. 738: The Bill Cosby Show. Comedy. 7.52: Report on the Year. 8.32: Everything You’ve Always Wanted To Know About Jack Benny—But Were Afraid to Ask. (Lucille Ball, George Bums, John Wayne, Dionne Warwick). Comedy. 9.22: Newsbrief. 9.24: Film (1958)—“The Naked Truth” (Terry-Thomas, Peter Sellers, Peggy Mount, Shirley Eaton, Dennis Price). 10.58: Late news, weather. 11.04: The Carol Burnett Show. Variety. Tomorrow 2.00 p.m.: Headline news. 2.03: Tennis—Canterbury championships. 3.11: Daniel Boone. Adventured 4.00: Tennis. 537: H.R. Puf ’n Stuf. (Repeat) 5.48: The House of Hashimoto. 5.54: Headline news, weather. 5.57: Variety Special. “The Smokey Robinson Show.” 6.50: Racing,-Auckland galloping cup. 7.00: Network news. 7.15: Weather. Local news. ‘ 738: What’s My Line? Quiz. 731: Paul Temple. Detective. 8.43: Newsbrief. 8.45: Film (1954) “Deep In My Heart” (Jose Ferrer, Merle Oberon, Helen Traubel). Musical. 10.55: Late news, weather. 11.01: The Flip Wilson Show. Variety. Sunday 2.00 p.m.: Headline news. 2.03: Film (1953) —“Calamity Jane” (Doris Day, Howard Keel). Western. 3.40: Tennis: Canterbury championships. 533: Indonesia. Documentary. (New Series) 5.35: Grasshopper Island—“ Escape” (New series). 5.48: Headline news, weather. 5.50: Disneyland. Adventure. 6.40: Scrutiny Special. 7.00: Network news. 7.12: Local news. 7.17: Weather. 7.19: A Gringo’s Holiday. Travel. 7.44: The Vai Doonican Show. Variety. 8.30: Somerset Maugham Theatre.—“P. and O.” Margaret Tyzack, Martin Dempsey, Peter Barkworth, Martin Jarvis). 18: Newsbrief. 930: Q 5. Satire (Spike Milligan) (New series). 9.47: Helen, Edward and Henry. Play. 10.57: Late news, weather.