ON THE AIR

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20619, 21 November 1941, Page 3

ON THE AIR

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

1VA.—7.15 p.m.: Sports talk, London Symphony Orchestra, readings from Marvell, VaufcHau and Milton, the Studio Orchestra, Mary Murphy (soprano), lirorrcs Thill (tenor), Victor Symphony Orchestra. 9.25: Harold Williams (baritone), London Philharmonic Orclieslra/ music, miilli and melody.

ID A. —7.15 p.m.: ‘'Britain Speaks," Craml Symphony Orchestra. "Prairie l’ielnres of lim North American Indian,’' "Under the Crooked Cross,” At Short Notice, ti. 25: Rand mimic. Rhythm on Record.

3VA —7,15 P.m. : "Some Working Dobs," liie 3YA Orehesira. lioreen Udell I son in no). Floteare' ll'oolun ('cellist I and Gerald Moore ' PineKst) , Lie Hvennl:e Male Chorus, Dr. J. 0 Blfi.lithfiw (or,-an), Webnter Booth ftenon 5 25. New l.iyiil ,'iympliony Oivle-stta With Claude Dot rows th.it .tone i. iVA.~7.30 pm.: Jack itykon and his i icehesl.fa, "Dad nhd Dave,” Romany fif.v,” The Dark House.” Novelty Or. best in. The Melod.vrs Quintet., "kileliener of Khartoum,” Willy Sicitiec ConeerL Orcheslni. 9.30: "Tom Brown Coes lo School," dance music. 2YII. —0.45 p.m.: "Marie Antoinette.” after-dinner music, variety hour, dance session. 9.25: Melodies from opera, "Theatre Box,"

-AJ.—7 p.m.: After-dinner music, humour, .'.'rand massed hands, London Symphony Orchestra, Lawrence Tihliett (baritone), Elsie Suddaby (soprano), Beano Moiseiwit4*h (piano), variety, Detiroy Somers Band, dance programme.