ON THE AIR

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20604, 4 November 1941, Page 3

ON THE AIR

All Y.A. Stations.—-9 p.m.. Government and overseas news.

tYA.—7.IU p.m.: Gardening talk. Louis Levy and the Gaumont British Studio Orchestra, July Garland, "Life is Nothing Without Music; Krar.y Kaper.s," Ivor Novello and associated artists. *1.2!): Jack Leonard, dance music.

2VA. —7,‘lij p.m.: "The Secret of Susanna," Barbara Floury (pianist), the NHS Siring Orchestra. 9.35: Sibelius, "Music at Your Fireside,” repetition of greetings from the hoys overseas.

3YA. —7.30 p.m.: His Majesty’s Theatre Orchestra "Dad and Dave,” Thu Capitol City Four, "Michael Strogolf, Courier for the Tsar,” Stephen Foster .melodies, “The Buccaneers of the Pirate Ship Vulture,” H. Robinson Cleaver (organist) and Patricia Rossborough (pianist). 9.25: "The Masked Masqueraders,” dance music.

4YA.—7.30 p.m.: Julian Clifford and Symphony Orchestra, ‘‘The Decline of the Guilds." St. Kilda Band, with Marion Gubb (soprano). 9.25: The International Novelty Orchestra. "Coronets of England, the Life of Mary. Queen of Scots.” Billy Mnyerl and his Claviers, “Billy Mnyerl Memories.” music, mirth and melody.2Y11.—8 p.m.: “The First Great Churchill,” classical programme, "The Dark Horse,” light orchestras. 27..1.—7 p.m.: After-dinner music, “John Halifax, Gentleman,” Alexander and his Accordion Band, Sandy Powell, the Western Bros., the Roosters Concert Party, the Commodore Grand Orchestra. Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy, Columbia Light Opera Company, melody, organ! numbers, "Rich Uncle from Fiji,” dance programme.