BROADCASTING

Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22112, 7 June 1937, Page 14

BROADCASTING

TO-DAY'S PROGRAMMES ' SYA, CHRISTCHURCH j (720 Kilocycles) 70 to 8.0 a.m.: Breafciast fusion. »<; I Devotional service. 10.15! Sheeted toes. 1030: Time signals. 1032: Selee*«A; I recordings. 12 noon: Lunch music, am- Educational session. Mr George Martin. MusSac. For Infants and SU«hs> Ktei and 2. 2.15: Miss A. F. aide MA... Dip.Ed.. "Life of Early Worn* Pioneers/' 2.40: Mr W. J. Cartwright, BjC Dip Ed.. "The Story of Flax." 3.0: ClassicSL music. 330: Time signals. 4.0: Frost an*,, special weather forecast and light mujlafcj p%gramme. 430: Sports results, sj* rhildren's hour, conducted by Uncle Banfe : fshT and the Stamp Man 6.0: DtaKH music. 7.0: News and reports. 7.20: Iwav; MrC S. Thompson, "Better Light-Better';: Sight" 730: Time signals. 8.0: Chimes;* Presentation of complete Gilbert and SeW. livan opera. "Ruddigore" JSuluvanh *», (approx.): Weather report and statk?; notices. 9.27: Mrs Harold Cordery- (so** Prano). 937: Recording: Yehudi Mew£; hin and Hubert Giesen (violin and ptanoVJ Sonata in D Major. Op. 12. No. 1 (Be*£> hoven). 10.0: Music, mirth, and melody.? Featuring excerpts from the mm "Penna*;* from Heaven." Starring Bing CtoAk: Madge Evans, Edith Fellows and Lmsc~ Armstrong and his famous Swing Bau&i 1 : Alternative station. 3YL. 1200 kilocy3e2| 50 pm™ Selected recordings. 7.0: Aftoaw? dinner music. 8.0: Classical PWOTawta with concerted vocal items. 9.0. A POMg lar programme. "Stars of Variety." lfc£§ Ught. recitals. Iff IYA, AUCKLAND .# (650 Kilocycles) 7 0 to 9.0 ajn.: Breakfast session. IMb'; Devotional -ervice conducted *£*%*& & results 330: Talk, «5? r A S Stion for Country EducOort University of Otego. "Child Tratotag.Ti. 345- light musical programme. 4J>: Spec, ial weather report *°r Snorts results. 5.0: ChUdren's iwwjgja inducted by Uncle Rex 6.0: Sttnkrf «T,V<rfo 70- News and reports. 730: AgnV•? SiUurkl tel'kfMrP. W. SmaMeld. •TUtatae nnrtManuring." 8.0: Concert programme..' "The M Mystery of the Seven A, secret service melodrama. Written ft* broadcasting by Sydney Horier. Fhn : HnneS bv George Swan. Chapter 5. MB: - - Herbert Crandlll (recitalist). 9J>: We»Sde commentary on the wrestling i 3& relayed from the Town Hall. Auckland. 10 0- Music, mirth, and melody. Altera*--ttve station. IYX, 880 kilocycles. SJ>W Light musical programme. 7 -°v*«s: dinner music. 8.0: Musical comedy awl light orchestral programme 9.0: OasaV cal programme. 10.0: Light music awl humour. 2YA, WELLINGTON (570 Kilocycles) 7.0 a.m.: Chimes. Breaktostaewta.' 10 0: Selected recordings. 1030: Time signals from the Domlnion_qbservatory. De*. votional service. 1130: Talk by a reprej-' . entative of St. John Ambulance. *T*BI»» ment Which Aims at Preventing DtoeueT 12 noon: Lunch music. 2J> Ctasstar* hour. 3.0: Sports results. 330: Time annals. Special weather forecast for farmex*. fT.O: Children's hour, conducted by Andy Man. 6.0: Dinner music. 7.0: News and reports. 730: Time signals. "This Changing World: The Progress of Man." Discussion: "Ancient and Modern ■ Their Values." 8.0: Chimes. A chamber. music and art song programme. Record-j Ing: The Flonzaly Quartet. Quartet in »[ _ ,< Flat Major. Op. 15 (Dohnanyi). 837: A recital by Dorothy Buckingham 8.40: Talk. Mr J. S. Keith. "The Stan 1 , of My Life at Sea Over Fifty Yean Agar , 90: Weather report and station notices. 95: Ringside description of the wrestling match. (Relayed from the Town HaBJ . Announcer, Mr A. Pope. 10.0 (approx.): . Dance programme. Alternative station. 2YC. 840 kilocycles. 5.0 pjn.: Light moat- .. cal programme. 7.0: After-dinner mode. . 8.0: Band programme, with spoken interludes, featuring at 834. "Ten-Mtnute Alibi." an impression of the play, fti: Highlights from musical comedy. HUB: Thirty minutes of music and humour. 4YA, DUNEDIN (790 Kilocycles) 7.0 to 9.0 a.m.: Breakfast session. MM): Selected recordings. 10.15: Devotional service. 1030: Selected recordings. 12. noon: Lunch music. 1.0 pjn.: District weather : forecast. 2.0: Selected recordings. 330: Sports results. Classical music. 4J>: Wea- x, ther forecast. 430: Light musical nro-J? gramme. 4.45: Sports results. SJ): ChD«f dren's session, conducted by Aunt Shefla&S 6.0: Dinner music. 7.0: News and Reports. 7.30: News and lecture for arranged by the Farmers" Union. 8JK,"..... Chimes. A recital programme. Recordings: Ecole Normale Chamber Orchestra. Ufc •'. Jessie King, famous Australian roesa*»>: ■ contralto. 839: Recordings: Marcel (flute). 8.40: Talk, by Mr J. T. Paul. v . "World Affairs." 9.0: Weather report and - j station notices. 93: "The Listening WeH" '- (Part 2). A tale of the secret service. presented by Kay Seven and the Embassy -; Players. 931: Rawicz and Laudauer * (piano), "Austria Hungary" selection: (1) « Vienna; (2) Budapest. 937: The Mummy** Foot," a fantasy from the story by The©- ». .phile Gautier. Adapted for broadcasting J -,. by Leslie Baily. Produced by the Dune- ; - din Players. 10.0: Two Swing Bands and V" a Crooner. An hour with Bob Crosby;. and Benny Goodman, with interludes by . „ Bing Crosby. Alternative station, 4YO. *. 1140 kilocycles. 5.0 pan.: Selected re- '* cordings. 7.0: After-dinner music. M' . "Harmony Lane," a light popular pro--' gramme. 9.0: Light opera and musical - comedy programme. DAVENTRY. ENGLAND GSG. 1636 metres: GSO. 18.76 metres; : • GSB.. 31.55 metres. 3 p.m.: Big Ben. "Keep It Clean." A disquisition in prose and verse on the gentle 3 art of bathing. By Cedric Cliffe and Wolseley Russell. Produced by John Pudney. ■ 330: "Impressions of Personalities in the Home Country"—l. A talk by Megan Lloyd . George. M.P. 3.45: The 8.8.C Empire - orchestra: leader. Daniel Melsa: conductor. Eric Fogg. 435: The news and announce- . ments. 4.45: The 8.8.C presents the - - A.B.C.—Letter "H." 5.15: Close down. MELHUISH and CO. Readjust your . Radio in your own home, 3s 6d; Lyt- T telton. 5s 6d. Use 'phone 41-508. 6741