REGULAR FEATURES

Evening Star, Issue 22893, 26 February 1938, Page 4

REGULAR FEATURES

REAPPEARANCE IN 4YA PROGRAMMES Two special programmes, regularly featured from 4YA during the greater part of last year, are to make their reappearance at the station# next week. The first will be heard on Tuesday evening at 7.30, when Miss M. I. Turnbull will introduce for the 1938 season the adult education session, which will be known to listeners under the heading of ' The Whirligig of Time.’ Last year, it will be remembered, the talks in this session were given under the title of ‘ This Changing World.’ The first of the current year’s talks, with thematic illustrations, on ‘ Masterpieces of Music,’ will be given by Dr V. E. Galway on Thursday at 9.20 p.m.

Monday evening’s plays will be * Avalanche.’ produced in the studios by G. B. Niven, and a recorded George Edwards production, ‘ The Mystery Club.’ Artists to be heard from the during the week will be the Novelettes Trio, in instrumental numbers; T. E. West, in tenor solos; Leslie J. Dunbar (baritone), and Mary Pratt (contralto). In addition to a series of recorded and studio talks on matters of interest, Mr C. G. Gibbons will speak on ‘ The Otago Championships ’ on the eve of the athletic meeting to be held nest Saturday. MONDAY. 8 p.m.: A concert by the Dunedin Glee Singers, conducted by H. P. Desmoulins, with instrumental interludes. 8.40: A talk on world affairs by Mr J. T. Paul. 9.5: ‘ Avalanche,’ a drama by Max Afford. 9.30: ‘The Mystery Club,’ a recorded play, the story told in a -man’s club. 10: Dance music. TUESDAY. 7.30: ‘The Whirligig of Time,’ a talk by Miss M. I. Turnbull .on ‘ Women in History: Aspasia and the Women of Greece.’ 8: Variety recordings. 8.43: ‘ Village Cricket in England,’ a recorded talk by Mr M. M. Cooper. 9.3: A recorded concert by massed bands, with interludes by Edna M'Lean (soprano) and Eb and Zeb. 10: Music, mirth, and melody. WEDNESDAY. T 0.45 a.m.: ‘ Cooking by Electricity,’ a talk. 3.15: ‘The Cleaning, Dressing, and Cooking of Poultry,’ an A.C.E. Home Science Tutorial Section talk. 7.30: Book talk. 8: The Novelettes Trio (instrumental), T. E. . West (tenor), and recorded artists' supply the first portion of the programme. 8.48: ‘ Unrehearsed Incidents on the Stage,’ a recorded- talk by Colonel John Atkinson. 9.5: ■ King’s Horses, King’s Men,’ a theme programme. 10: Dance music by Dick Colvin and His Music. THURSDAY. 1.30: Educational session, rehrpadeast from 2YA. 7.30: Gardening talk. / 8: A recorded classical and symphonic programme. 9.20: ‘ Masterpieces of Music,’ with thematic illustrations and comments by Dr V. E. Galway. 10: Music, mirth, and melody, , FRIDAY. 10.45 a.m.’: * Cooking and Recipes,’ a talk by Miss I. Findlay. 3.15; ‘AVhat About Feet?’ An A.C.E. Home Science - Tutorial Section talk. 7.30: ‘ The Otago Athletic Championships Meeting,’ a talk by Mr C. G. Gibbons. 8.10: ‘ Dad and Dave, from Snake Gully.’ . 8.29: ‘ Trapped,’ a Japanese houseboy recording. ■. 9.5: Recorded chamber music. 10: Dance music relayed frqm the Savoy Restaurant. SATURDAY. 8: Light orchestral selections and ballads by the Concert Orchestra, Leslie J. Dunbar (baritone), and Mary Pratt (contralto). 9.5: Dance music.