RADIO BROADCASTING

Hawera Star, Volume L, 19 January 1931, Page 7

RADIO BROADCASTING

TO-DAY’S PROGRAMME

IYA Auckland. —.Silent day

2YA Wellington. —5, children’s session; 7. news session, market reports and sports results; S, chimes, the first of a series of special recorded pro-: grammes procured by Mr A. R. Harris, general manager of the Radio Broadcasting Company of New Zealand, Ltd., on his recent visit overseas, and featured by American broadcasting stations; !), weather report and station notices; P.2, presentation of the play, “Treasure Island,” founded on the novel by R. L. Stevenson, and produced by Mr' J. F. Montague; 10.15,_ dance programme; 11, God Save the King. IJYA Christchurch. —5, children’s • hour; (5, dinner session; 7, news session; 7.30, talk. Mr E. E. Wiltshire, “Books of the Month"; 8. chimes; band programme by the Woolston Brass Band, assisted by 3YA artists; march, band, “Harlequin”; overture, “Mirella”; ■ 8.12, bass, Mr G. H. Ponder; 8.16, instrument ta, Broadcasting Trio; 8.26, I mezzo-contralto, Miss Lily Kinscila; i 8.52. intermezzo, band; 8.37, tenor, Mr AV. I. Trewcrn; B.4.l,’monologue, Gillie Potter; B.IP, selection, band; 8.5 P, wenjllier forecast and station notices; 9.3, selection, Plaza Theatre Orchestra; P. 9, 1 bass. Mr G. 11. Ponder; P. 15, descriptive, band; P. 20, vocal jazz, James Milton; P. 26, instrumental. Broadcasting Trio; 9.3(5, mezzo-contralto, Miss Lily Kinsella; 9.40, trombone, Bandsman E. Willimns; 9.45. tenor, Mr \V. .T. Trcwern; P. 51, waltz. iMtrnl; 10.6, God Save the King.