RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 22 May 1933, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMME

MONDAY, MAY 22nd,

IYA AUCKLAND.

7.0; News arm reports. 7.30: Agricultural Talk. 8.0 ; Recording, Ed'ith Lorand Orchestra, “L’Africana.” . 8.15: Tenor, Roger Errington, “Erisuay Love Lilt” ; “Kishm u l’s Galley.” 8.30: Illustrated talk, Walter Iriipett, British Song Composers : —Mrs Kennedy. Fraser’s Songs of the Hebrides. 9.2: Relay from To win Hall, "vdescription of 'wrestling match.

2YA WELLINGTON.

7.0: News and reports. (2YC Auxiliary, 1010 k.c., After-dinner Music.) 7.40 ; Lecturette, Our Book R«viewer j “Books—Grave and Gay.” 8.0: Overture, ioCncert Orchestra, “Masaniello.”

8.18; Soprano, Julie Russell, “Synnove’s Song”; “I Wonder if love is a Dream.”

I8.i41: Talk, Mr E. : 0- McKay, “Through Sinai to Palestine.” 9.2: Piano and orchestra, Paul Vitnogradoff and 2YA C°hcert Orchestra, “Concerto for piatt forte aim oicnee«.u in C Minor.’’ 10,0: Dance programme

3YA CHRISTCHURCH.

7.0: News and report*. 7.35 : W.E.A. Session, A. J. Campbell M.A., “Chips from New Zealand History.” (4th of series). B.o<c March, the Salvation Army Citadel Band, “Fire Away.” Selection, “The Founders’ S° n gs.” 8.31: Humour, James Laurenson, “Thing o‘ My Bob.” 8.55 ;. Comet s °l° with band, L. Mayfield, “Oh I For the Wings, of a Dove.” ..

9.3: Reserved 9.55: (Recording, organ, Sidney Torch, “Lullaby of the Leaves.”

4YA DUNEDIN.

7.0: New*, and report* 7.30: ' Talk, /J. •G, , Warrington, chairman Dunedin Operatic , Society, “The Revival of Confic Opera.” 8.0; Selected recordings

8.33: Humour, Stanley . Holloway, “Beat the Retreat' on. thy Drum”; “One Each a Piece All Round.” 9.2: Talk, Rev. AfberE Mead, M.AJ., “The Discovery of Europe.” 9.33: Selection, The Savoy Havana Band. “Valencia.” 10.0: Dance mueic