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TODAY'S m&BAMMEa 1 3VA, C'HRistchur Cb | (720 Kilocycles) § 7.0 a.m.: Breakfast session «... 1 broadcast. 10.0: Devotional servi^. 5 Selected recordings. 10.30: ScWiv I cast. 11.0: Time signals, nl^u 1 * 0 *! the auspices or the Chrisich'urch b!?* s I of the National Council of C Brj C* § M. G. Havclaar. "The NatilTr ** I of Women of America " 11 if. £*■>&s. 1 recordings. 12 noon: Lunch' ™, !ect « £ p.m.: Selected recording" fS? K «' prepared by the Association for r Ti "*- ' Education. Home Science Tutorial c* B ! "Refresh the Floors." 30: 4.0: Time signals. 4.2: Frost 7„? ma Sc weather forecast and light musir-?** 3 - gramme. 4.30: Sports results & 1 «*>•*' drer.'s hour, conducted bv Moik. ' bard. 6.0: Dinner music "7n-vf H& reports. 7.20: Talk. Mr w' V t s -Poppy Day, 1937." 7.30: Tim'p^ 7.35: Mr C. How. "Wheat GreS-JS 0 * . the Pastures of Canterbury " 80-r-h ** "Suez and Panama." presented' bv I recorded programme. A radio dr= C : study of the success and failure of r* I nand de Lesseps, by Alfred iwr* 51 " Produced by Felix Felton 848ings: Berliner Trio, variations' melody of A. Rubinstein (arr. Inset V* ■ Sketch Artist. "The Good Old r«- > Days." 8.57: J. Jf. Squire' Celeste iv* i 9.0: Weather report and station rofP" if !9.5: Professor L. G. Pocock. "Dictatcr- $ i Ancient and Modern." 9.20: Dance p-5 - Alternative station. 3YL. 1200 kiloR 1 s 5.0 p.m.: Selected recordings 7o a<v ' dinner music. 8.0: Highlights cal comedy. 9.0: Humour with bert Family. 10.0: Thirty minutaiir comedy land. *»' IYA. AUCKLAND | (650 Kilocycles) j} 7.0 to 9.0 a.m.: Breakfast session n* I i Devotional service, conducted by the oT I ;A. Averill Orr. 10.15: Selected reconsS' 1 12 noon: Lunch music. 12.30 pjn.: ]§ 1 iof mid-week service from St. MattiS I Anglican Church. 12.50: I | lunch music. 2.0: Selected records* !* '2.30: Classical hour. 3.15: Sports rewTl 1 3.30: Talk, prepared by the AssocSfel ' for Country Education, Home Scfcb*ii i Tutorial Section of the UniversitySfe jOtago: "Refresh the Floors." 3.45: jj2M 'musical programme. 4.0: Special WeatfeU : report for farmers. 4.30: Sports leafeS 5.0: Children's huur. conducted by & [m derella. 6.0: Dinner music. 70: Wn | and reports. 7.30: Talk. Mr W. f c'H Airey, "Problems of the Pacific: ChasivS 'Balance of Forces." 7.45: Talk. JH. Belshaw. "This Changing TKtfM • Change in Manufactures." 8.0: Qjiasß ; Concert programme. "The Life and Trsjff of Paganini," prepared and narrated Ml j Dr. C. D. Barker, with recorded nt&gf ; illustrations. 8.30: Recordings: MaMf i Weber and his Orchestra. 8.36: DnsafclS i Giannini (soprano). 8.42: Fred HsfrH iand his Quintet. 8.48: Sydney Gottejf (tenor). 8.54: Commodore Grand Orctefeß 9.0: Weather report and station notKElf .9.5: Reserved. 9.20: The Auckland &£■ lery Band, conducted by Captain Gestaji Buckley. 9.29: Phyllis Gribbin ((MntraSsjl 9.35: The Band, "Clussica" grand selects ! (Ewing): "Tlie Smithy in the -Ifafl j (descriptive fantasial t Michaelis). i(fl Phyllis Gribbin (contralto). 932: jug I Band, characteristic piece. "Bells ei jOusley" (Ord Hume): "St. Albans" sargt '(BogoV). 10.0: "Everybody Dance." smM ! more dance numbers in strict tempo, flj : ternative station. IYX, 880 kijocyfefi 5.0 p.m.: Light musical programme, tiffl After-dinner music. 3.0: Musical vaaqfl programme. 8.30: Chamber music Jgfi hour. 9.0: A programme of locals instrumental ruusic. 10.0: Popalar je|| pourri. m 2YA, WELLINGTON 1 (570 Kilocycles t H 7.0 to 9.0 a.m.: Breakfast session. KM Selected recordings. 10.30: DeW2=j| i service. 11.0: Time signals. 12 asm I Lunch music. 2.0 p.m.: Educational zj| jsion: "The Changing World." 2JO: tS i World Around Us" (3) Miss M. M. Ha=l I 2.25: "Feeding a City" (2) Mr T. G.Eski '2.43: "The School Dramatic Club" 13>I|| IA. S. Farquhar. 3.0: Sports results. BB , Special weather forecast for farmers. FK Time signals from the Dominion Obsea-1 Itorv. Sports results. 5.0: Children's bog ! conducted by Uncle Tony. 6.0: Desk i music. 7.0: News and reports. iJfc&Bg i signals. Talk: Dominion Pzesidesa ■■ Uhe R.S.A., "Poppy Day." 7.40: TafcCjl I Book Reviewer, "Currert Books" i|| 1 Chimes. Popular programme. A &=■ ' incident in the lives of a Japanese beg ! boy and his employer : "A Way Org 18.16: "Music Round the Camp Ere. urn I "Eb and Zeb," the country storefceqEß 8 40: Talk. Mrs Peter Fraser. "A Faaijj (Man I Knew: Henry Edmund HoOtasH 'd.O: Weather report and station iwsfß i 9.5: Stella Power ("The Little Mffl;« ! Australia's coloratura soprana s ** Dorothy Hanifyy (pianist). s - s: Taplin (baritone). 9.50: An organKea| Ibv R. Arnold Grier. F.R.C.O. 10**31 ■mirth, and melody. Alterative sa=B 2YC. 840 kilocycles. 5.0 p.m.: UgKEEjI 'cal programme. 7.0: After-dinner SEW ; 8.0: Chamber music hour. 9 * : *£■ ; and vaudeville programme. las. ism j short recitals. 1 j 4YA. DUNEDIX I (790 Kilocycles) Jj I 7.0 to 9.0 a.m.: Breakfast, Selected recordings. 10.15: _"s™p«!« service. 10.30: Selected reTOrdm £Jl noon: Lunch music. 1 -°, J P- n h- rf3i ] weather forecast. 2.0: Education^*! ision. rebroadcast f rom 2YA. WeiUngtt&*|| ! Selected recordings. 3.30: Sports J**S 1 Classical music. 4.0: Weather fosM 14.30: Light musical programme. *| j Sports results. 5.0: Children snour^f 'ducted bv Big Brother Bill. 6^^f ! music. 7.0: News and reports. i»; "gl i by Mr H. L. Paterson. "Poppy Gardening talk. 8.0: Chimes. A rt^g | orchestral concert. The Queens Hs£U| I chestia. conducted by Sir Henr> "••»«» 18.14: Keith Falkner (baritone). j^-j3| London Philharmonic Orchestra. c^J ibv Sir Thomas Beeeham. 8.40. »*J| Major F. H. Lumpen. "Coronation The Coronation Regalia. q ?;%"e^ report and station notices. 9 ;=\ l ™ a4 jl Symphony Orchestra, conducted W^l Boult. 9.29: John McCormackUgfl •9.41: New English Symphony conducted by Anthony BernarC. m Beatrice Harrison ('cello). »- s °- I ,rril» don Symphony Orchestra. »"*£*£ Gustav HolPt. io.o: Music nurm. v melody. Alternative station. J"rSj| kilocycles. 5.0 p.m.: Selected J*g?M 7.0: After-dinner music. 8.0. Y%rfJm vaudeville programme. 100. ~T| \ cal recital. . I I DAVESTRY, EXGLAX» | 'CSG, 16.86 metres: GSO. W-76 ««*! ! GSB, 31.55 metres. ■{ (New Zealand Summer T" 5.0 p.m.: Big Ben. "Food 5.20: The 8.8. C. Empire Light programme. 6.20: Tne "JM I announcements. 6.45: Light raassv-m [gramme. 7.15: Close down. M MELHUISH and CO. Radio in your own home. ffl">ai telton, 5s 6d. Use 'phone 41-5 -
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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22073, 22 April 1937, Page 14
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