TODAY’S RADIO

Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 210, 2 June 1944, Page 6

TODAY’S RADIO

8.8. C, I’acific Service.—s.ls: As I See It. Talk, George Blake. 5.30: Feature. "One Shell.” Story of manufacture and life of naval shell. 6.0: News, o.lo: Topical Talk. 7.0: Radio Newsreel._ t. 30: From all over Britain, Scotland. 7.15: Listeners’ Log. 8-0: News and Commeutary 815: Travellers’ Tales. "’Hie Incas II id I heir Gold.” 8.45: Orchestral Music. 10.0: 2YA, Wellington.—6.o, 7.0, 7.45. 8.45; News. 9.0: Correspondence School Session. 10.10: Devotions. 10.25: ’’Raising Agents and Temperatures for Cooking Doughs. 10.40: Queens of Song. 12.15. 1.15: News. 2.0: Classical Hour. 4.45: Childrens Session. 7.30: in Quiet Mood. 8.0: H. B. MeConnel (baritone). 8.12: At Short Notice. S'hS* “Travellers’ Tales.” 8.8. C. production' 9.0: Newsreel. 9.40: For Hie Bandsman. 10.10: Rhythm on Record. 11.0: News. 11.15: From the Boys Overseas. 12.0: Close Down. , _ . 2VC, Wellington:—,l.o: lariety. 8.»0, Songs the Soldiers Sang. 9.0: sonata Programme. 9.30: Air Force Signals. 2YD, Wellington.—7.o: Comedy. 7.30: Ye Olde-Time Music Hall. 8.25: Krazy Kapers. 9.2: Concert Hall Stars. 2YH, Napier.—7.o, 7.45, 8.45: News. 9.0: Correspondence School Session. 12.15, 1.15: News. 5.0: St. Joseph’s 'Maori Choir. 6.0: “Kltiiiener ot’ Khartoum.” 6.15: News. 6.47: “William the Conqueror.” 9.0: Newsreel. 9.25: “Those Were the Days.” 9.48: “Mr. Chalmers. K.C.” IYA, Auckland. —10.20: “The Man in the Dark." 7.15: Sports Talk. 7.35: Julie. Werrv (soprano). 9.25: “This is Britain.'’ 8.8. C. Programme. 9.40: “Songs in a Farm House.” 8.8. C. Programme 3YA. Christchurch. —10.0: “It Seems but Ycstcrdav.” 7.15: “The War and the American Farmer.” by Professor Allan Nevin. 7.30: Myra Thomson (soprano), and 11. G. Glavsher (harp). 8.0: "Violin Music.” lllusfrated by Maurice Clare (violin), anil Frederick Page (piano). 8.20: Ernest Jenner (piano) and Nancy Sherris (contralto). 9.25: Sibelius and his music. 10.1): Masters tn I.ighti'r Vinod.