RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 14 November 1933, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMME

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14th. I IYA AUCKLAND. 7.0: News and reports, (IYX, 600 kilocycles, after-dinner music). 8.0: Recording, Grand 'Symphony 'Oronesaa, ‘‘The Court Ball.” 8.21: Recording (soprano), .Mavis Bennett, "Pretty Mocking Bird” ; . ‘‘Down Vanxhall Wr.y.” . 8.40: Special recording, International Singers, ‘‘When the Dew is Falling” ■ ’“My Lady Ohloe.” 0.2; Talk, Julius Hogben, ‘‘Legai Diversities of "Various Trades and Professions.” ' 9.53: Recording, Prince Kalu and His Hawaiian Serenaders, “Play Fiddle Play.” 1U.0; Dance music. 2YA WELLINGTON. 7.0: News and reports (2YQ Auxiliary. 1010 kc A fter-dinner music.) 7.40 • Lecturette. Representative Agricultural Department. “Fo r the M a n on the Land.” 8.0 : Recording (concerted), the Merrymakers, “The Merrymakers’ Carnival.” 8.20: Special presentation, “Glimpses of Famous Conductors—Sir Henrv j Wood.” ” 8.40 ; Talk, Mr Walter Nash, M.P., j "Some Problems of -;he Pacific.” | 9,2 : Special presentation of 8.8. - \ programme, “Sir' Christopher Wren.” . J 3YA CHRISTCHURCH. j 7.0: News and report? j 7.30: Talk. E. E. Wilt*hire, “Books! of the Month ” J 8.0: Recording, Court Symphony Orchestra, “The Gondoliers.” 8.10: Baritone, Philip .Wynne-Yorke'.' “Cuban Love Song” ; “Sally.” 8.19: Humour, .Jas. La.urenson, “The Wreck of the Good 'Ship ‘Glue-Pot.’ ” 8.40: Bloy’s Banjo Bond, “Federation ■March”; “Scotch Selection”; “tßusnian 'Medley”; “Medley in Six-Eight.” 9.2 : j Reserved. 9.20 ; ‘Humour, J a s. “The Taranaki Lad.” ' 9.30; Dance-music. {

4YA DUNEDIN 7.0 ; News and • reports. 7.30: W.E.A. session, Mr J. 0. teiiearer, M.A., Lecturer in Economics, '“Nira.” 8.0 ; Overture, Ihe Concert Orchestra “LurKnj.” 8.30 ; ■ Contralto, Iris . E. Wakelin“My Prayer”; “In the Chimney Corner.” '9.2: Talk, ,Mjr Martin F. ,'Cock, “■Historical Subjects—‘London’s Livery ■Companies.’ ” - '' 9.43: Bass, -Signor Lufci’en Cesaroni “The Bandolero”; “Bedouin Love Song.”