WIRELESS PROGRAMMES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 88, 15 April 1933, Page 14

WIRELESS PROGRAMMES.

FROM IYA NEXT WEEK,

Programmes to be broadcast during the coming: weeK are:-— Sunday—ll am, relay Anglican service; 2 ' pjm., records; 6.0, children's song service; 7.0, relay Pitt Street Methodist; 8.30, IYA chamber orchestra; tenor, Hubert Carter; record (piano); mezzo-soprano, Hlnemoa Rosleur; orchestra; violin, Carl Whitmore; Hubert Carter; record (string quartet); Hinemoa Rosieur; orchestra; clarinet, Gordon Eady; Hubert Carter; orchestra; record (choir). Monday—ll.3o a.m., racing at Ellerslie; 8 " pjn., record (orchestra); 8.7, bassbaritone, Albert Gibbons Taylor; 8.16, Hungarian instrumental Trio; 8.22, record (humour); 8.28, contralto, Lenore Dunhet; saxophone, E. A. Wise; 8.41, record (tenor); 8.47, trio; 8.53, Lenore Dunnet; 8.56, record (orchestra); 9.2, reserved; 9.17, record (orchestra); 9.23, E. A. Wise; 9.28, record (medley). 9.34, trio; 9.40, record (humour); 9.48, Albert Gibbons Taylor; 9.55, records (piano, band); 10.0, sports resume; 10,10 tiU 11.10, dance music. •Tuesday—7.3s p.m., music competition; 8.0, records, "Eastern Europe"; 9.2, Captain R. H. Neil, "Arabs"; 9.22, records; 10 till 11, dance music. Wednesday—7.3o p.m., H. R. Rodwell, "Economic Planning"; 8.0, records; 8.30, tenor, E. W. Robbins; 8.37, record (orchestra); 8.40, piano, Eva Stern; 8.50, soprano, Mrs. Winifred Osborne; 8.57, record (band);' 9.2, S. J. Gudsell, "New Zealand Champion Athletes"; 9.17, E. W. Robbins; 9.21, Eva Stern; 9.28, Mrs. Winifred Osborne; 9.31 till 11, dance music. •Thursday-—7.30 p.m., Rev. W. A. Constable, "Ibsen's Last Period"; 8.0, IYA orchestra; 8.9, contralto, Cathleen Mulqueen; 8.16, records (violin, tenor); 8.22, piano, Eric C. L. Bell; 8.29, orchestra; 8.35, records (opera, organ); 8.42, bass-baritone, Arthur Wright; 8.48, record (band); 8.51, orchestra; 9.2, Percy Hamblin, "A Trip to New Zealand from Georgia"; 9.17, record (tenor); 9.20, orchestra; 9.27, Cathleen Muiqueen: 9.30, record (humour)'; 9.36, Eric C. L. Bell; 9.44, orchestra; 9.50, Arthur Wright; 9.57, record (band). Friday (to IZH)— Programme by the Clarion Quartet and the Marellevlnstrumental Sextette, Interspersed with recordings; 9.2, Julius Hogben, "More Curiosities." Saturday—ll.3o a.m., relay Trom Avondale racecourse; 8.0 p.m., 8.28, 8.57, the orchestra; 8.9 and 9.23, Fred Baker (baritone); 5.22 and 9.33, Alan McElwain (humour); 8.41 and 9.39, Gwladys ': Edwardes (soprano); 8.51 and 9.53, Bert Watson (novelty items); 9.2, talk, "Ships and.Cargoeß";. music.