RADIO NOTES

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 28, 26 June 1939, Page 6

RADIO NOTES

MONDAY, JUNE 26

IYA: 7.30 Farmers session: Foot, rot in Slieep—a recorded talk by a member of the livestock Division. 7.-10 Young Farmers' Club session, Mr C. Walker: 8.0 Tales of the Silver Greyhound: Killer at large: 8.3U Dramatic feature, Thrills; 8.45 John Halifax —Gentleman; 9.5 Ringside commentary on wrestling; 10.0 Music mirth and melody. 2YA: 8.0 A chamber music programme. Lener String Quartet, Quar tet in G Major (Mozart); 8.10 Elisabeth Schumann soprano: 8.18 Hililc Cohm-Gorodiski, piano, Sonata in A Major (Mozart); 8. Heinrich Sch. lusnus. baritone; 8. 11 The Venetian Players, string quintet; 8.44 Recorded talk: Blue Days at Sea, by Mrs E. McKcllar; 9.5 Ringside description of wrestling; 10.0 lied Norvo entertains. An hour of modern dance music. 3YA: 8.0 Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards; 8.12 Rex Harrison, bari tone; 8.19 International Staff Band of the Salvation Army: 8.2& Eb and Zcb; 8.37 Fodeivs Motor Works Band 8.47 Rex Harrison, baritone; 8.54 American Legion Band of Hollywood; 9.5 Recorded ta]k: Ts New Zealand Rugby Deteriorating? Mark Nicholls discusses five-eighths play; 9.20 Gril.. ler String Quartet, Quartet in A (Armstrong Gibbs); 9.39 Dora Lab. ette. soprano: 9.47 Beatrice Harrison cello and Harold Craxton, pianoforte Sonata for cello and piano (Delius); 10.0 Music, mirth and melody. 4YA: 8.0 The Boyd Necl String Orchestra; 8.10 The Russian Cathedral Choir; 8.23 Alexander Borowsky piano. Rhapsodie No. 10 (Liszt); 8.28 The Johnson Negro Choir in a group of negro spirituals; 8>.40 Talk by Mr .7. T. Paul, World Affairs; 9.5 Grand Symphony Orchestra, . Women of Vienna overture (Lchar); 9.11 Richard Crooks, tenor; 9.14 Sidney Torch organ; 9.17 The Two Leslies, comed'ans; 9.20 Morgan and Hadlcy, b.anjo duct: 9.2fj The Comedy Harmonists: 'Whistle While You Work. (Church, ill) and 'The Village Band; (Fryberg); .9.32 The London Piano Accor. dion Band; 9.36 Eddie Cook, yodeller 9.39 Patricia Rossbo rough, piano. 9.45 Mimi Thoma, contralto; 9.48 Joe Greer., xylophone and Milt Herth organ; 9.51 Sandy Powell, comedian; 9.54, The New Mayfaii- Dance Orchestra. 'Palais Glide'; 10.0 A dance programme by Dick Co!via end his music. TUESDAY, JUNE 27 IYA: 8.0 Carroll Gibbons and his Boy Friends '23% Hours' Leave" selec tion; 8.5 The Rich Uncle from Fiji; 8.17 The Homestead on the Rise, 8.30 Eb and Zeb; 8.39 The Kingsmen —Radio's Royal Quartet; 8.51 Lys Gauty, French diseuse: 8.57 Carroll Gibbons and his Boy Friends, 'Hollywood Hotel' selection; 9.5 Talk: World Affairs, Mr Munro; 9.20 Dance music, by Sammy Lee and his Americanadians. 2YA: 2.30 Opening of PaiTainenby Commission, relayed from the Legislative Council Chambers: 7.40 Talk by a of the Young Farmers' Club 'Grass Harrowing : 8.0 Czech Philharmonic Orchestra. 'Carneval' overture (Dvorak); 8.10 Elisabeth Rethberg, soprano; 8.18 Mark Hambouro. pi«mo, 'Slavonic Dance' (Dvorak): 8.22 Gerhard Hnsfh, barUone songs I-luslo Wolf; 8.30 The London Philharmonic Orchestra, 'Slavonic Rhapsody': 8.-12 'What is Whitehall?" a talk bv Charles Thomas: 9.5 Edwin Fis_ cher, piano, and 1 h- v London Ph !- harmonic O"chestra; 9.37 Boys of the Kofburg Chanel Ckvi-. Vienna: 9. i 1 Jean Pougnet violin and Svmnhony Orchestra, Rondo in C Major (Moz. ait): 9.49 Lotte Lehmann, -:oprano-| 9.52 The Boyd Necl String O'chestia Serenata Nott v ur ! no (Mozart); 10.9 Music, mirth and melody. 3YA: 8.0 Soldier of J^orlune—the exploits of Captain Geoffrey Somerset; 8.27 Debrov Somers Band, 'Northern and Southern Memories'; 8.35 Here's a Queer Thing; 8.48 Jack Feeney, Irish tenor: 9.5 Talk; Rev L. M. M. A. 'The Greatest Dis. coverics of Man: The Romance of the Wheel'; 9.20 The Old-Time Tlu i _ ayter—-The Lion and the Mouse or V Grateful .Menial: 9.35 All en Weilbrock in pianoforte novelties'; 9.5" (Continued foot prcviou™ column)