RADIO PROGRAMMES
MONDAY, |gth SEPTEMBER. 2YA, -WELLINGTON (720 KILOCYCLES). (Daily from 10 a.m*) 5.0: Children, by uncle John. twmm kpssp
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10.0: Dance programme. "' f 3YAi'n' Cnris. tchucl» :080 - Wlocycles) ■-■ (daily 60™ n?n a- m-Vr-?: Childr <*> by Big Brother tra' °Trort r I ? *% , L°ndon Tn™tre Orchestra, Frcderlca". Selection (Lehar) • New SuiTe"' 3 (?o»t ght M ?ffi hestra» /.'Summer:Days 1! -J. 5 1:' (1] Vln a Country Lane," (2) On the Edge' of the Lake "'(3) "At the' cc;'',a n,ce;'', Albert Sandier and His Orctsia "Salut^d'Amour" (Elgar). 6.22: New£ m»h^h6Str^ ■"Nlghtsof rra erance" Waltz f ( r Z' ehr"'-, ( Vv «^en's Hall Light Orches-T»-rt* retUM> SHlte > de • Con<*rt" (Coleridge"S y '••, W L» Caprice de Nanette." (2) Demande et Response," (3)- "Un Sonnet fiiT74 (« 4) / Xa: TaranteUe-,F?etiirante!" 6.40: I. H. Squire Celeste Octet, "Putting the Clock Back." Albert' Sandier and His Or! chestra, "For You • Alone" (Geehl).- • 6.51; wT* ??.°l rt ? rchestra- "Vienna.. MaidensWaltz (Ziehrer). Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, "Watata Pol". (Hill). 7.0:, News; 7.30: W.E.A. Session, J; Johnson, JI.AV, "blb Purposes In Literature." . 8.0: Belay. Canterbury Repertory Theatre Society in .T M Barrle's Comedy Play/ ".'What Every Woman Knows. Kecord,'Grand Symphony Orchestra, Japanese Cherryblossom, Festival" (Yoshitomo). First Scene of. ">Yhat Every Woman Knows." 8.22: Record (Selection), J H Squire Celeste Octet, "Peter" Pan". (Crook). 8.30: Second Scene of "What -Every Woman: Knows.': 8,53: Record, New Symphony Orchestra, "Scenes de Ballet," Op. 52 (Glazounoff): (a) " "Valse/' (b) "Polonaise." . 9.1: Weather forecast and notices. - 9.3:.- Third Scene of "What Every Woman Knows." 9.26: Record. Grand Symphony Orchestra, Scherzo from "Midsummer Night's Dream" (Mendelssohn). Selection, De Groot and His Orchestra, "Samson ■ and [Delilah" (Saint-SaensK Fourth Scene of "What; Every Woman Knows." 9.54: Record, London Palladium._ Orchestra ."Selection of Operatic Gems.".
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Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 69, 19 September 1932, Page 3
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291RADIO PROGRAMMES Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 69, 19 September 1932, Page 3
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