ON THE AIR

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20627, 1 December 1941, Page 3

ON THE AIR

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

IYA.—-7.30 p.m.: Royal Artillery String Orchestra, Walter Preston and Evelyn MacGregor, Billy Mayerl (piano), "Kitchener of Khartoum,” "Romany Spy,” Tradesmen’s Entrance. 9.25 p.m.: Nicholas Matthey and his Oriental Orchestra, Thomas L. Thomas (baritone), Welbeck Light String Quartet, Mary Lewis (soprano), Mantovani and his Orchestra. 2YA.—7.15 p.m.: "Britain Speaks," “Rosamundc.” the Budapest String Quartet, Mrs. Winifred Andrews (contralto), Irene Morris (violinist), Dorothy Browning (pianist). 9.25: Voices in Harmony, "Sorrell and Son," Filmusic, Larry Clinton and his Orchestra. :1YA.—7.1(1 p.m.: Garden talk, Military Band, The Mastersingcrs, Foden's Motor Works Band, Philip Tsherwood (bass-bari-tone), United States Navy Band, English Minstrels. Band of H.M. Coldstream Guards. Philip Isherwood, Band of the Royal_ Scots Greys. Naughton and Gobi, Cairns Citizens Band. 9.25: Ignaz Friedman (Polish pianist), music, mirth and melody. 4YA.—7.10 p.m.: "Common Farm Aeeidents,” "His Majesty’s Patron Vessels.” Masterpieces of music. The Don Cossacks Choir, John Lemmohe (flute)', the Boyd Neel String Orchestra. 9.25: Arthur Salisbury and the Savoy Hotel 01-chestra, "McGlusky Ibe Filibuster.” Prlma Seala’H Accordion Band', “Masters in Lighter Mood.” 2Y.11. 7 p.m.': After-dinner music, "Mnrton’r) Corner,” Listeners’ Own Session. 9.25: Philadelphia Orchestra. 27J. —7 p.fn.After-dinher music, "Mystery Club,” variety, Deb toy Mofners’ Band, lush and Scotch vocal nuftihera, jnjdodyiime, comedy, Billy Cotton’s Dance Band.