TODAY’S RADIO

Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 260, 31 July 1944, Page 6

TODAY’S RADIO

■>YA, Wellington.—<>.<l, T.O, 7.45, S.b,: News 10.10: Devotions. 10.40: Master Singers. 12.15, 1.15:' News. 1.30: Educational Session. 3.15: French Lesson. tU}?; Children's Session. G. 1..:. News. .1. . “Life’s Secret Armies: History and Rotten Potatoes.” 7.30: "3 he AA rockers. 7:9: Yvonne AVchli-Joncs (soprano). 8.1: NB S String Quartet. 9.0: Newsreel, iq'.o’- Spotlight Band (U.S.A. Programme). 10 15- From the Roys Overseas. 10.,0: Spotlight on the Arranger (B.L.U. Production). 11.0: News. H-IO: (■ losc u ’,.. 31’0, Wellington.—a.O: Variety. 6....>: Alt Force Signals. 8.30: ‘‘Homestead on the Rise” 9.0: Band Music. J.la: 1 rotesslonal Wrestling Relays . 2Vl>, Wellington.—• 7.-0: 1 our Jll-t Men’’ 7.33: Top of *l ,e R*H. 9.-: Star Melody Time. 9.10: “Lost Empire.” 2VH, Napier.—7.o, i.l.i. S.l->. (115- •‘Parents as Citizens.” 12.15, 1.1->.: News 1.30- Educational Session. 3.1.>: French Lesson. ti.O: “One Good Deed 11 u-iv” Gl5- News. G. 37: “Dad and Dave.” 7.15: "Nicholas Nickli-by.” 7.30: Listeners’ Own Session. 9.0: Newsreel. 10.0; English Country Songs (8.8. C. Programme). 110- News. 11.20: Close Down. IVA, Aiwklnnil.—lo.2o: "Under One Flag” 10.45: A.C.E. Talk. 7.15: Farmers’ Session. 7.30; His Lnrdsliip’s Memoirs.” 7.15- "Phantom Drummer.” 8.15: ‘‘Tim Brnins Trust.” S.3S: "Mr. Meredith AValks Ont.” 9.25: Professional Wrestling Relay. 3VA, Christchurch. —10.10: Makers or Molodv 2.30: A.C.E. Talk. 7.15: Gardening. 7.30: “Never Toll Parents the Truth” (1’.,P..C. Programme). 7.58; Woolston Brass Band, wit It Majorio Nelson (mezzosopram>) mid Inn Ferguson <baritone). 9 25; Mnsie bv Debussy. IV.A. tliineilin.—ll.lo: Famous Comedinns. 7.:;‘.|; “P.uttle Honour” (8.P..C. Production). 8.0: Masterpieces of Music, Tllustrated by Professor Galway. 9.31: "Jezebel’s Daughter.” 10.30; Masters in Lighter Mood