TODAY’S RADIO

Dominion, Volume 35, Issue 9, 6 October 1941, Page 5

TODAY’S RADIO

Empire Broadcasts

News, news commentaries, anil newsreels will be broadcast daily from the Empire transmitters at Daventr.v according to the following schedule, ( the National Broadcasting .Service will, trom the principal stations, re-broadcast . those marked with one asterisk at tliu , t , luae . transmission. Those marked with two asterisks will be recorded and re-broadcast at -the time stated after the asterisks.) .— 1.00 a.m. GSF (13.14 mc/s.)

-1 01) a in. GS'D (11.75 mc/s.) O.OU a.m. GRV (12.04 mc/s.) * & ** 7 a.m. 7.00 a.m. GSD 011.75 me/s.) 8.45 a.m. GSD (11.75 me/s.) 0.15 a.m. GSD (11.75 mc/s.) 10.45 a.m. GSD (11.75 mc/s.) ’* l-h [>■ >• 100 p.m. G'SID (11.10 mc/s.) 1.10 b-m. 2.00 ip.ui. G-SC ( U.SS me/s.) 3.50 p.m. GSU (-0.58 mc/s.) 4.30 p.m. G-SC ( 9.58 me/S.) 0,15 P.m. GSB ( 0.51 me/s.) - 8.00 p.m. GSD (ILTo mc/s.) 0 p.m. 0.30 p.m. GSF (15.14 mc/S.) 11.00 p.m. GSB (15.14 me/s.) The Pacific Transmission from Da\euti_y begins at 0.10 P.m. and closes down at J.o' p.m. While the schedule of ' U ' a, j s ! , l ' l ‘ tl t e r r .? us be used under the new timing ot the traus mission has not yet been announced it is probable that best reception will be oh talned from transiiiitters GSB (0.0 l me/ asiT) (11 75 mc/s.), and (10.14 mc/sj, hanging from lower to higher frequency as the -session progresses. 7 . ln .’i- n ik Today’s programme includes: —'-“0- „ ’ "HeardVt Home.” 8.0: News bv Robert Eraser. 8.I0: Calh 'iff -Yju Zealand.” “Taffrall” (Captain • la P l 'eH Dorlin” R.N.). S.lu: "lhe» btones W ter” n. 30: Radio NewsreelNational Stations 2YA Wellington. (it) am.: News and recoi diii„&. Music While You Work. 10.10: Devotions; 10,10: For My Lady: "Maui an 1 ka»"‘11.0: “Hobbies For Husbands, Mrs. Stamp-Taylor. 3.0: French Lesson lor Post-Primary Schools. <J.lo. A.L.D. ta*s, -Spring Cleaning lv Su . i ’’ ses T ) °“ ! ’N hild :'n-s Music While You Work. 0.0. Chlldrcn S session. 5.45: Dinner music. 7.0. Otliciai news 7.30: “The Future ot Democracy, bv profesor Wood. 8-28: VV. Roy Hill (tenor). 8.39: Harold Taylor (cello). J.O ; N B.« Newsreel. 0.31: "Sorrell and Son 11.0: News ami meditation music. 11.3 U. Close down. 2YC Wellington. , 5.0- Musical menu. 6.35: Signals tor tue R. 8.0: "Highlights of Literature. 10.0: Variety. 2YD Wellington. ~ . , 7.20: "McGlusky the Gold-seeker. i. 40. -Your Cavalier.” 8.15: "Tradesman s Entrance.” 9.7: "Dombey ami Son. o.vu. "The Rank Outsider.” 2YH Napier. , . 7.0 a.m. to 2.0 p.m.: News and leioid ings. 3.0: Post-primary sehoots !• reiivji lesson. 5.0: Children’s session. 0.0: Bu and Zeb." 7.311: "The Mystery ot Dtirrington Hall" 7.13: "Listeners’ own Session. 9.0: N.B.S. Newsreel. 9.25: Symphony recording. IYA Auckland. 10.0: Devotions. 10.20: For My Lad) ■ Malcolm Sargent. 10.45: "Shoes and Ships and Sealing-wax.” 7.1 a: "The llcclamatinn and Grassing of Tidal Flats,’ by E ; B. Glnnville. 8.9: "Khyber and Beyond. 8.28: "Romany Spy.” 8,11; "the Hunchback of Ben All.” 3YA Clii'istclHireli. 100- For My l.ady: "Lovers' Lilts. 10.30:'Devotion's. 11.0: “Shoes and Ships and -Sealing-wax.” 11.1.3: "Health bi the Home: Burns.” 7.10: Garden talk, “Spring.” 7.50: ’l’l"' Woolston Brass Band ('vocalists, Phyllis Coombs, soprano, and Claude Burrows, baritone). 4YA Dunedin. 10.20: Devol ions. HI.10: "Trekking Thrnngb Ihe Years: A Teachers Diary, bv Reva Glenn. 11.0: For My Lady: Women Composers. 7.10: "Waler Supply for Stock." bv C. V. Dayus. M.1i.C.V.0. S. "Masterpieces of Music,” by I’mlessor V. 11. Galway. 9.28: A drainatizaII "McGlimkv Hie Filibuster.”