RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 11 November 1936, Page 8

RADIO PROGRAMME

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER U

1 V. A. AUCKLAND

6 to 7 : Dinner iiiusic. 7.0 • News aud' report*. v . \ 7.30 ; Talk, Guy B, dhapmain D.D.S., “Health-Giving Foods.” .a 8.0 ; A! programme of mus-

ic. / ; , j i „. - fc . 9;0;, Weat'fidr forecast and station notices. \\ . ■ . ■ ; 9.5': Talk: D’Arcy Cfesswell, “Tin English’ Sdnnets.” -, i , 9.20 : The Sjiiriphoh'y OAshestra, “By" the Tamarisk'.”, 9.25’: Ffa’nz V-olker .tenor), “Fair °f Dark; I EbVe TliSni’ All.” . ' |*; Sidney Torch (organ), “I Want toßye Snappy.” J L 9:35/ Albert' Shhdlhr arid his Or-< ! chestra, “Listetf t/'Liazt;’’ 9.45 The New Light Symph’ohy O’rcliestfa\ “Three, English' Dan’cies” 9.45 : The Symphony Orchestra, “Lon2bh‘ Again.” • ' ' 9.57: Tae StatA Ophia Chorus, “Wild' . Violets’.” . ' , ‘ ' iu.u: Diftte 7 miikio. M. 11,0: CloaV dowi.

if. K. W Efc Lin enroll o to 7p;rii-: Dinner' m'u&b. 7.0 V News’ aiid reporti ; • 7;30: Talk: Oufr Gardening Expert/ “For the Home-Gardener;.’’ 8.0: The; Concert Orchestra, ‘ ‘Jolly Robbers.” " - - V ; ; 9.9: A kallhd’' recital by the’ contralto, Bertha’ Rawlinsah. F s 8.24 ; A 8.8. C. Recorded programme, ; “The Ceremony; of: Guard Mounting at St. James’ Palace, with'a commen-. tary by Mr Oohcihs ClSr#, and fe»< >■ tfiring tliC Regimental Band of H-M. t Welsh' Guardk. - v 'v j 8.40 Tklk Dr Guy H. Scholefield, i 0.8. E., “World Affairs.” 5 > * I ) 9:0: Weather forecast and station hofices, ' '• i; 9.5 • ‘‘The Game.” A radio play h.Y ,Pdilip Wade. /;- ‘ ' l 10.0: Dance musfo. y. , . J il-.O: Close down-. ••

; t. A. CHRWTCHUBCH I 6tb 7 p-.tti. : DlnnOrMhtiHid. t ; "I ; 7.0 : ■ News and; reports:' -■. :. y ' |! 7.20; Talk :MrJ. L. Wild (president . of the Royal Agriooltural Society), “The iy^oyal: Shovi.. r, . ; :•/ ..J. .// / ! 7.30: “The Threshold 1 oh Our Age,’ /pUl'cssnE Ji Sheileyv “‘Drama;” - 1 i8.;0': The/London; Symphony \tfa/ ‘‘Ring’.Lear;” y y ;8;l4- : Verar Maftin 1 (contralto), rt SaPr , piiic; Ode.” ,’ ’ ; ‘y ■: ■ f 8.24 VA ’ recorded . violin. recital hy i diulO BllStatk) ‘ 'Jg- AitoUv ’ ! '8.30: Recording; the tenor, John.. ‘.McCormack! ~ ~ .8.34: A pianoforte recital by Marie Moffat.- •.. . ' ’ - - ‘ , ‘ ■; ; 8.48 V The Minneapolis Symphony Or- | iJiastra, ,Eight Gem Van Dances; v 19.0 : Weather 'ftirecast and station

notices. v■ ’' / ; ’>• < i 9.5 : Recording the Philadelphia OrHhngarian Darice, No. 1. 59.11 : A bass recital by Ahxand u' KHpnis. ' '' -• / f 9.15: Recording the Philadelphia Orchestra, Symphony, No 2 in D Major •s 10j0: Music; mirth and meJody. , Mod Close,down / . :/-p -

« Y. A. DUNEDIN 6t07 p• rrt.: Dinner inu«lp. 7.0: News and repeats. 7:30: Our Motor Expert, "Helpful. Hints to-Motorists/-’ 8.6 : A short programme in commemoration of Armistice Day. 8.42: Talk: Mrs H. H..,Milne, “A New Zealander’s Experiences in East Africa.” "At Victoria Nyanza.” 9.0:. Weather forecast and station notices. 9.5 : The Dunedin Symphony Orchestra presents the final concert for the 1935 seasons, assisted by well-known iir- . , • :• - . ' s<T l'■ tj6t«. j; if-' : 10.0: Mnaic M : rth and Melody. ; , 4 11,0; Close down. ; •»•• , . ■’ ) ,■ • ‘ k DAVENTRY 'J* ‘ j Short w*ve— 1 0.8.8., 31-56 m. —GSF. 1982 m.

8.0 : Big Ben. 8.1'; Scenes from "The Trojan Women.”

' 8.21-: ■An organ recital by Maurice Vinden. \ s* • 8.45 Talk, "Imperial Affairs.” 9.0 An: 'orchestral interlude. 9.10.: ‘‘EmpireJdagaziite.” 9.40: The h’ews ’ and announcements. . ;k . ■ 10.0': Close down.