TONIGHT'S RADIO PROGRAMMES

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 15087, 22 September 1949, Page 6

TONIGHT'S RADIO PROGRAMMES

IYA AUCKLAND 7.15 Talk: "The Potter's Art," by Mrs Lance Parry. 7.30 Evening Programme. Opera for the people: II Trovatore. 8. OBand Music: Columbia Military Band. Regimental Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards, Band of H.M. Weish Guards. 0.30 "Crowns of England." 9 30 "Dad and Dave." 9.45 "Saludos Amigos": Warwick Ransom and his Cuban Cabal'eros (A studio presentation). 10. 0 Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra. 10.15 Harry Parry's Radio Rhythm Club Sextet. 10.30 Dance Music.

IXH HAMILTON 7. 0 Featuring Dorccn Harris. 7.15 "Whispers in Tahiti." 7.45 Listeners' Own session. 8.45 Talk: "Ski-ing 900 Years Ago,' by Professor Arnold Wall. 9. 4 Songs from the Saddle. 9.20 Waltz Time. 9.35 "Choose Your Artist," a comparison of interpretations. 9.45 "Travellers' Joy."

IYZ ROTORUA 1.30 Broadcasts to School:-:. 2. 0 Good Company. 2.30 "Grand City." 3.15 Solo Artist's Spotlight: Lili Kraus (piano). 4. 0 Classical Half Hour. 4.30 For Our Younger Listeners: "Halliday and Son." 5.30 Songs of the Day. 6. 0 Dinner Music, 6.45 Personalities en Parade. 7.30 Evening Programme. "Into the Unknown: Marco Polo." 3. OBay of Plenty Presents: Artists from the District. 8 30 Melachrino Strings. 8.45 Nancy Harrie Quartet. 9.30 Vera Benenson (pianist) (A studio recital): 9.50 Stars of the Concert Hall. 10. OOn the Down Beat. Friday 7. 0 Breakfast Session. 9. 4 Correspondence School Session. 10. 0, "Songs of the West." 10.15 Devotional Service. 10.30 In Quiet Mood. 10.45 Music While You Work. 11.30 Makers of Melody. 12. 0 Music for Midday.

2YA WELLINGTON 7.13 Critically Speaking: Reviews of "Assault on Rabaul," and "German Raiders' in the Pacific"; Caroline Webb reviews "The Story of Canterbury." 7 30 Evening Programme. Shirley Carter (piano) (A studio recital). 7.48 Hilda Nilsson (contralto) (A studio recital). 8. 2 Reginald Kell (clarinet) and the Busch Quartet. 8.35 Ruth Pearl (violin) and Frederick Page (piano) (A studio recital). 9.30 Professional Wrestling (From the Town Hall). 10. 0 The Masters in Lighter Mood.

3YA CIIRISTCHURCII 7.15 "Problems of Soil Cultivation " n discussion between \ C. P. Tebb and B. L. Elpick, Lincoln College. 7.30 Evening Programme. The Kingsway Symphony Orchestra. 7.33 "Dad and Dave." 7.45 Jean Scrimshaw (soprano) (From the studio). 8. OPlay: "The Cottage in tha Woods,'' a fantasy by Prudence Summcrhaycs (An NZBS production). 8.27 "Fan-Fare," Popular Tunes of Today and Yesterday, played by Brian Marsfon and his Orchestra (A studio presentation). 8.47 Jimmy Durante. 9.30 Woody Herman and his Orchestra. 9.45 Ted Heath and his Music. 10. 0 Victor Silvester and his Ballroom Orchestra. 10.30 Dance Music.

4YA DUNEDIN 7.15 Our Gardening Expert. 7.30 Evening Programme. Opera for the People: "Cavalleria Rusticana." 3. 0 Columbia Broadcasting Symphony. 8.12 Ruth' Sell (mezzo-contralto) (A studio recital). 8.25 The Boston Symphony Orchestra). 9. 0 Aleksandr Helmann (From the Concert Chamber). 10.30 Bandcall (A BBC Variety Orchestra).