RADIO PROGRAMMES Features From All Stations

Greymouth Evening Star, 1 August 1947, Page 9

RADIO PROGRAMMES Features From All Stations

6.30 p.m.: London News. 9.0: N.B.S. Newsreel and Commentary. 10.0: Close down. When Parliament is being broadcast 2YA’s programme is transferred to-'2YC. 3ZR GREYMOUTH:—7.O: Sports RevievL 7.311: Evening Programme. The Story Behind the Song. Music by Doris Hogg and Ron McDougall. 8.0: Music of the Footlights. 8.15: Senia Chostiakoff (Russian tenor). 8.30: Idyll for Miss Cleeshaw, starring Irene Vanbrugh. 9.20: Some Like It Hot! 9.35: “The Green Archer.” . IYA, AUCKLAND:—7.3O p.m.: 'London Symphony Orchestra; 7.52: Rita Sangar (soprano); 8.4: Beecham and the London Philharmonic Orchestra; 8.42: By-paths of Literature. Tall Tales of Travel, by John Reid. 9.30: John Brownlee (baritone). 10.0: London Radio Orchestra. 2YA. WELLINGTON:—7.3O p.m.: “I Pulled out a Plum.” 7.46: Henri Penn (piano); 8.0: Radio Theatre; 9.30: Band of H.M. Scots Guards. 10.0: Rhythm on Record. 3YA, CHRISTCHURCH:—7.3O p.m.: Kathleen O’Keefe (contralto) and Patricia Gibson (piano): 8.0: Concert for the Combmed Orphanages. The Christchurch Cathedral Grammar School Choir, conductor, C. Foster Browne. 9.0: Overseas and New Zealand news. 9.30: Arthur F. Harding (baritone); 9.42: The Salon Concert Players and Male Quartet; 10.0: “The Grand National Prospects;” a review of the field by Fred Thomas. 10.15: The masters in lighter mood. 4YA, DUNEDIN:—7.3O, p.m.: “Matrimonial News,” a Fantasy; 8.2: Melody Cruise; 8.22 “Dad and Dave.” 8.48: Patricia Rossborough (pianist); 8.54: Light Symphony Orchestra; 9.30: Ninon Vallin (soprano); 9.34: Readings by Professor T. D. Adams; 9.56: The Queen's Hall Orchestra; 10.0: Bob Crosby and his Orchestra. 10.15: Eric Winstone and his Orchestra.