TO-DAY’S RADIO PROGRAMME
IYA, AUCKLAND. 650 k.c.. 5.0: Children’s session: 0.0: Dinner music: 7.0: News; <.10: Reports, 8.0: “Westward Ho!": 8.15: "Wandering With the West Wind"; 8.45: "The Fourth Form at St. Percy’s''; 9.(1: \v culhcr: !>.5: A concert by (lie Auckland Artillery Band. The Baud: "Le iJiiidt.me" Overture; “II Bacio” Cornet solo. (Soloist: Gardner Jime.sParry, with band accompaniment); 9.15: "Dad and Dave from Snake Gully"; 9.28: The Band. "Alenin Gate” Dedication; “Maritana." selection; 9.40: Talk by 11. G. Wells] '•Utopias’’ (from Australia); 10.0: Alcdtrn dance, music; 11.0: Close down. JYX. Auckland, BSO k.c.: 5.0: Light mu-deal programme: 6.0: Close down: 7.0: After dinner music; 8.0: Quartet in G Minor. Op. 35: S.S: Elena Gerhaul!: (mezzo-soprano): 5.15: Quintet lor Piano and Strings: 8.43: Lawrence Tiltbelt (baritone): 5.50: Felix Salmen (cello) and Simeon Rumsuhisky (piano); 9.0: Classical recitals: 1.0.0: Variety half-hour;, 10.30: (.'lose down. IZM. Auckland, 1250 k.c.: 5.0: Light orchestral; 5.20: Light vocal; 5.-10: Light popular: 0.0: Miscellaneous: 6.45: News: 7.0: Sports session: 7.45: Draamin Cameo: "Clarissa Leaves .Heine’’: 8.0: Irish Concert: 8.30: Western songs: I'.' l : Dance music; 1(1.0: Close down. 2YA, WELLINGTON. 570 k.c.
5.0; Children's session: 6.0: Dinner jntusic; 7.0: News: 7.1'): Reports: i 7.28: Timo signals: A rumble in ithe news by “Uoranto": S.O: Chimes, fii;' Majesty's Theatre Orchestra: jS.li': Julie Worry <N,Z. soprano): "If You're in Love You’ll Waltz.” "When I the Gipsy Played." "Fold You)' Wings"; 8.1!!: "The Kick Uncle From Fiji" 'episodes II and 12): 8.3): Charlie Kunz Pitino Medley No. 19; 8.34: Julie Werry (soprano): "Will toii Remernber." "One Kiss”: 5.40: Talk: Mr Byron Brown. “A Holiday in tile Bast: Saigon, the Paris of the Fast”; 9.0: Weather: 9.5: Quentin M. ! Matdi.an (einema organist): 9.15: A | recital by Arthur Walmsley (lenor i; 19.26.May llyam (violinist) presents ■ “Legende": "Gipsy Caprice"; "The Girl with the Flaxen Hair": 9.36: The Loudon Symphony Orchestra; 9.1'.); Talk by .11. G. Wells “Utopias" (from Australia); 9.55: British Symphony Orchestra.: 10.0: Music, mirth and melody; 10.28: Thue signals: ll"' I Close- down. <
2YC, Wellington, SIU I-. t.--.J.’ 1 . Light musical programme; (■;.(); close down; i7,Q: After-dinner mimic; S.U: Chamber 'music programme; '.Mi; On with the 'show; lo.i): Lothar Perl (pianist). Lucienue Boyer (soprano i. Misclia Dobrinski ( violinist >; 10.30; Close • down. ::YA. CHRISTCH URCtL 720 k.c. 3.0: Children’s session: G.o: Dinner music; 7.0: N’cwi.; 7.10: lie-ports: ’8.0: Chimes. “The Case of the- Wind-! ing Stairway”; 8.-10: -c 11. Srjui.ro Celeste Octet; -8. IS: “Personal [Column”; 9.0: Weather; 9.5: Talk, Mr Leicester Webb, "World Affairs”; | !.'.2b: Dance music; 9Ju: Talk by fl. G. Wells. "Utopias’’ (from Australia i; 9.55: Dance music.: 11.0: Close down. •IYL. Chi istchurcb. 1200 k.c. —5.0: Recordings: (1.0; Close down; 7.0: After dinner music; S.o: German Operetta; s.:|u; Lew Davis Trcmilmiir Trio; s.:is: A. Spanish medley: 8.11’: "The White Blackbirds"; 9.1: "Cinderella”—a phantasy: 9.11: Dann.' Malom- im.-diey: 9.22: Ohl friends me.dl'.y: !'.:|o: "Dombey and Son”: 9.-J-T: Mauri im-lodies: lo.o; Comedia: IWlo; down. IY.\. DCXLDIX. 79k k.c. h.o: Children's hour: ii.it; Dinner mm-ir; 7.0; Xiiv.-c 7.1 n; Reports: 7.:;o; (land liirm tail;; s.ij: Chime 1 ,, r ‘ • w ' i • •; »'-• •'r h • i - • o ’ C‘ ' * - * William V, a; ii ! iC.riim.- 1 : "Tti«m
Art Repose”; “The Erl King”; “None But, the Lonely Heart”; “I Love But Thue": 8.27: The New Symphony Orchestra: 5.41: “Man Through the Ages: Confucius" —an historical panoramic serial: 9.0: Weather: 9.5: Charles Marlin and the 4YA Orchestra. Concerto for Piano and Orchestra. in A Major KISS; 9.34: Lotte Leunatd (soprano): 9.4 U: A talk by if. G. Weils “Utopias" (from Ausi.ialia): 9.55: Alusic, mirth and melody: 11.0: Close down.
4YO, Dunedin, 11-10 k.c. —5.0: Recordings; 6.0: Close down: 7.0: Afterdinner music; S.O: "Radio Melody Ciuisti" (humour ami songs); 9.0: “Musical Vignettes of Eire”; 10.0: | Gladys AJoncriel'f (soprano). Harry Breuer (marimba), The Hill Billies (male chorus); 10.30: Close down. 3ZR GREYMOUTH. 940 k.c. G.o: Light music.: 7.0: Chimes. Variety programme; 7.40: Dad and Dave From Snake Gully. Ep. 14; 7.55: Baldwin and Howard (two pianos); 8.0: ClaHsical: 8.30; The 'Alirthquak-c-rs; 9.u: Reserved; 9.3'): Dance programme of past lilt tunes: 10.(I: Close down. EMPIRE STATIONS. GSD, 25.53 m; USE 25.29 m; GSF 19.82 m: GSO 19.76 m; GSI 19.66 m. N.Z. Summer Time: 8 p.tn.: Big Ben. ••The Mill ou the Floss” (Part II.); 8.4'): Talk: “World Affairs”; 8.55: BBC Empire. Orchestra. Alice Aloxon (soprano): 9.50: News; 10.15: Close down.
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