RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 14 January 1935, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMME

MONDAY, JANUARY 1)4

IYA AUCKLAND.

7.0: Nows and reparts

8.0: Concert programme; A theme programme featuring "A Musical M a y* onmiise.”

9.0: Weather report. 9.2: Talk. Professor Maxwell Walker, “The Art, of Speech.’ ’ 9.20 : Miscellaneous classical programme. March Weber and his Orchestra, “Songs Without Words.” 9.44: Richard Tauber, tenor, “Famous German Love S°ngs.” 9.53 : The R.B.C. Symphony Orchestra. “Coriolan.” 10.0 : Favourites —Old and New. 10.10 : Dance music.

2YA WELLINGTON. 7.0: News and reports. 7.40; Talk — Our Rook Reviewer, “Rooks Grave and Gay.” 8.0; 2YA Orchestra (conductor: Mr boon de Manny), March: “llie Gladiator.”

8.28: J. A. Rrowne, bi’Hlh'nt Austai'lian baritone: “'l ho Rebel. 8.40 : Leeturctte : Mr Charles l'-d. Wheeler, “pressman l«°ks at I’ai'lia mient —-Tlie Seddonian Days—Stories o ‘King Dick.’ ’’ 9.0 : Weather report.

9.4- Frank Hutchens, distinguisliei New Zealand pianist, and Pro lessor al the Sydney Omiservatorium. Piano Re cit d. 10.0; Music mirth, and melody. 10.30 : Da-nce music.

3YA CHRISTCHURCH. 7.0: News n nd reports. 8.0: Recording Rand of H.M. Grenadier Guards, “ Tolll •J°» e -s.” 8.10: Pi t sent 1 1 ion of ;R.R.C. recorded Programme : “Plying the Game, a farcicial play. 9.0; Weather report. 9.3 : Reserved. 9,20: Recordings: A. Cortot (piano), and J. Thibaud (violin). “Sonata No. 9 in A Major Op. 47. 9.54: ■Recording: .Richa 1 '(I Tauber, tenor, “'To ■Tno r r,o w. ” 10.(3 : Favourites old and new. IO.'SO ; Dance music. 10.0: Sp'"'liug summary.

4YA DUNEDIN. 7.0: News and reports. 8.0: Programme of recordings, “Delibes in Vienna.” 8.1,9; Reginald Dix'°n (organ), “In Town To-night. 8.22 Olein Williams (baritone), “Let’s Take a Trip to Melbourne.”.