TO-NIGHT’S RADIO PROGRAMMES

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXXVII, Issue 14883, 21 January 1949, Page 6

TO-NIGHT’S RADIO PROGRAMMES

IVA AI.'CK LAND 7.30 Evening I’rognuiiUK'. Music by Gricy. The Uiillu Oichcislra conducted by Sir Malcolm Sarfrcnl. 7.30 Sybil I’ljilli|>s (soprano) (A studio recital I. 7.51 Tile London StriiiK OrclicMni con- • lui-tftl by Waller Goijlir. 8. 7 Elzio Pinza (bass). S.Pi Charles Andrew Marlin (piano) ‘A studio recital) 8.31 The BBC Symphony Oreheslra. (BBC programme). 0.30 Report from Bowline ( Tnimpioiisliips. 0.30 The London Philharmonic Oreheslra. JO.U “Much Binding’ in Iho Marsh" (BBC programme). 30.2!) Music. Mirth and Melody.

SI A WEL LINGTON 7.15 Talk; “The People of Tahiti,” by .John Roller. 7.30 Evening Programme. Three New Pianists: Dinn lApatti. William Kapell and Denis Matthews. 7.50 Betty Evans (soprano). t,\ studio recital). 8.0 Radio Theatre: “Non-stop to Reno'’ 0.30 Report from N.Z. Bowling Championships. 0.3(5 Bandstand. 10.0 Review of to-morrow's tield for Raciuir (.'lull's meeting. 10,10 Rhythm on Record: "Turntable."

NAPIER 7. 0 For tin- Sportsman; Week-end Sports Fixtures. 7.15 After Dinner Music 7.30 Evening Programme. For tlit- Bandsman. 8. 8 “Phil tin; Fititcr” (BI’C Prugramm ■■) 8.30 “Much Bindimr in tli • Marsh’' 0.30 Koport from N.Z. Bowling Championships. 0.30 “Strange Destiny ’’ 10.0 Supper Music.

!SYA CHKISTCat KCH 7.15 “Radiolocation: The War", talk bv J. E. Fitzgerald. 7.30 Evening Program mo. 7.38 Merle Carter (pianist) (A studio recital). 7.51 George A. Macann (baritone), (A studio recital). 8. 0 Lily Baskin (harpist) and Item- l.e Roy (flautist.) and The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. 8.30 Edna Boyd Wilson (mezzo-soprano) (From the studio). 8,4!) Concerto Grosso No. It). Op. (5. 11.30 Franz Schubert and his music. 10.0 Dina Lipatt (pianist).

■TVA DUNEDIN 7. 0 Sports News , 7.30 Eveinnir Programme. (A special Interview: Dick Bentley (comedian) and Tod Kavanagh (“ItniaV Script Writer) 7.40 “luna’’ (BBC production) B.IU “Melody Cruise": Dick Colvin and Ins music. (A studio prose mat ion.) 8.30 “Dad anil Dave’’ 0.30 Report from N.Z. Bowling Championships. 0.3 G “The Life of Greece:’’ From a .Man’s Viewpoint, arranged by Denis Grey, with readings from contemporary sources. 10.3 Lionel Hampton and Ills Orchestra. 10.30 Dance Music.