RADIO PROGRAMMES

Evening Post, Volume CXL, Issue 132, 1 December 1945, Page 12

RADIO PROGRAMMES

SATURDAY. 8.8.C. Pacific Service.—6.ls p.m.: "World jtffairs," talk by Wickham Steed. 6.45: 8.8.C. flfcieatre Orchestra. .7.30: Talk: "Books and People." 7.44: Interlude. 7.50: Talk: "On the Land." 8.15: Composer of the Week: Griog. 8.30: "Baffles." 8.45: Brains Trust with Julian Huxley, Sir William Hamilton Fyfe, Bertrand Russell, Sir Arthur Saltor and Lord Samuol. Questionmaster: Lionel Hale. 9.15: itfet My People Sing. 2YA, Wellington.—7.3o: "Can You fiememfe'er?" 7.45: U.S. News and Commentary. fc.O: It's That Man Again. 8.30: Variety Slagazine. 9.0: Kewsreel and Commentary. $.30: News for the Pacific. 9.40: Make Believe Ballroom Time. 10.0: Sports Summary JO.10: Edmundo Ros and his Rhumba Band. 2YC, Wellington.—B.o: Haydn's Symphonies. $.23: Music by Twentieth Century Composers. J8.53: London Philharmonic Orchestra. 9.1: New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra. %;18: The Philharmonic Orchestra. 9.26: JJew York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra. ijO.O : In Quiet Mood. 2YD, Wellington.—7.o: "You Asked For It." IYA, Auckland.—7.3o: Choir of the Auckland Commercial Travellers and Warehousemen's Association, and Studio Recital by Anthony Voykovich (tenor). 5.9: Studio Recital by John McDonald (piano). 8.23: The Choir. 8.30: Studio Recital by Inez Anderson (soprano) and Marjorie Ure (contralto) Sn Duets. 8.42: The Choir. 9.25: Old-time Dance Music. 10.0: Sports summary. 10.10: ©Id-time Dance Music. 3YA, Christchurch.—7.3o: Mavis Kenley (pianist). S.O: "Krazy Kapers." 8.26: Royal Artillery String Orchestra. 8.26: Jack Hulbert, Cicely Courtniedge, Irene Russell and Joan Maclaren. "The House that Jack Built." 8142: Orchestra of the Royal Air Force. 8.45 : The Windsor Trio. 9.25: In a Sentimental Mood. 9.45: Louis Levy and his Gaumont British Symphony. 10.0 : Sports Results. 10.15 : ibance Music. 4YA, Dunedin.—7.3o: New Mayfair String Orchestra. 7.35: Phyllis Turner (mezzo-con-tfalto). 8.0: Programme by Gil Dech and the 4YA Concert Orchestra. 8.6: Bryan Drake 8.15: The Orchestra. 8.23: Aileen SToung (soprano). 8.32: The Orchestra. 9.25: JDance Music. 10.0: Sports Summary. 10.10: Jtfaster in Lighter Mood. SUNDAY. i 8.8.C. Paoiflc Service.—6.ls: Rugby Foottall at-Bristol, N.Z. Fifteen versus British •army. Commentator, W. J. McCarthy. 6.45: 35.8.C. Symphony Orchestra, conducted by •Julian Clifford. 7.30: Art for Everyone: "An Artist's Point of View," by Barnett Freedfban. 7.45: "The Bible hi History and in ffe, No. 8: The Bible and the Church," talk ■ the Rev. J. Marsh. 8.5: Composer of the eek: Schumann. 8.30: Chapter and Verse. ■$|45: London Chamber Orchestra, conductor Anthony Bernard: Hugo Wolf's "Italian 'Serenade," arranged by Reger; Falla's *!.' Amour Sorcier" ("Love the Magician"). ;ft.ls: Service from Benezer Methodist Church, Newcastle under Lyme, Staffordshire, conducted by the Eev. Dr. W. Russell Shearer. 9.49: Interlude. 2YA, Wellington.—6.o, 7.0, 8.0, 8.45 a.m. and 1:15, 6:15, 11.0 p.m.: London News. 9.0: With the Boys Overseas. 11.0: Roman Catholic Service, St. Mary of the Angels. 7.0: Presbyterian Service: St. Andrew's Church. 8.5: JFhe N.B.S. Light Orchestra. 8.45: Sunday JSvening Talk. 9.0: Newsreel and Commentary. 9 r 20: Weekly News Summary in Maori. 9.30: gjews for the Pacific. 9.50-10.10: Music by ifrszt. 11.0 : London News. 2YC. Wellington.—6.o: Musical Odds and jEnds. 6.30 : Organolia. 6.45 : Encores. 7.15 : Voices in Harmony. 7.30 : Orchestral Melange. 5T..45: Musical Miniatures. 8.0: Concerted (Vocal and Instrumental Recitals. 2YD, Wellington.—7.o: Recalls of the tyeek. 7.33: "Richelieu, Cardinal or King?" (N.B.S. production). S.O: Hnll of Fame. 8.30: *I>ad and Dave." 8.43: Melodious Memories. 1j.2: Songs by Men. 9.33: "Lorna Doone." $.45: Do You Remember? IYA, Auckland.—ll.o: Congregational SerMce. 7.0: Anglican Service : St. Mary's Cathedral {Dean Wm. Fancourt). 8.15: Studio Itecital by Nanette Andersen Tyrer (English iyiolinist) with the Studio Orchestra conducted by Andersen Tyrer. as Guest Conductor. 9.33----i0.0: "Mr. Whistler Meets Mr. Wilde." 3YA, Christchurch.—lo.o : Presbyterian Sertce. 7.0: Salvation Army Service: Christ- I turch Citadel (Mrs. Major Searle). 8.5: i usic from the Theatre. 4YA, Dunedin.—ll.o : Anglican Service. 8.0 : Skfusic by Elgar. 8.28: Dora Drake (soprano). |[,0: Newsreel and Commentary. 10.13: Rondo Jiloderato Maestoso.

"THE MESSIAH." The fifty-third performance of Handel's famous oratorio "The Hessian," by the Royal Wellington Choral Union will take place in the JCown Hall on Saturday, December 15, under the baton of Mr. Stanley Oliver, with a chorus ijind orchestra of 300 performers and a strong jc&st of principals. "The Messiah" is the grandest oratorio ever written. It is probiaT)ly the most remarkable evidence of pure inspiration, for nothing else can account for •fee production of such a majestic work in so ihort a period of time. The soloists will be: feoprano, Miss Rosaleen Hickmott; contralto, Bliss Molly Atkinson; tenor, Mr. Lqs Dalley .■(lnvercargllJ) ; and baritone, Mr. Alfred Jeavjons (Dunodin).

"PETER PAN." . Tonight's opening performance of Wellingjfoa Repertory's Christmas production of .T. at. Barries "Peter Pan" will give Wellington Saheatregoers a chance to relive the days of Kheir youth. The immortal Peter, the boy Who wouldn't grow up, has held his spell over i iftiany thousands of the young in heart since ' life first appeared on the London stage in 1904. ftthe cast of 50 Includes Lenore Pigott and jjfrorothy Munro as Peter Pan and Wendy, Wphn Butterfleld as John, Terry Browne as sKichael, Graham Brown-Douglas as Captain |gook, and H. A. Painter as Smee. Mr. W. S. pSPauchop Is the producer.

ZILLAH CASTLE CONCERT. •-. On Monday evening in Nimmo's Hall Zillah 'IBastle will present her junior students in a Programme of violin, piano solos, etc. Details !isre advertised.