RADIO PROGRAMS

Hokitika Guardian, 9 July 1937, Page 8

RADIO PROGRAMS

FRIDAY, JULY .9. I.Y.A. AUCKLAND 6.0 : Dinner music. 7.0: .News and reports. 7.3 u: Sports talk by Mr Gordon Hutter. .■ 8.0: An Hour of Reading and Mus ic.” Reading of prose and verse .by -Mi D’Arcy Cresswell. (with appropriate music). Reading from White’s “Natural History of Selb'ornej” Reading from Cranford. 9.0: Weather, station notices. 9.5: Recording the BBC Symphony Orchestra, “Night ’Ride arid Sunrise.' 9.21 ; A recital by the mezzo-soprano, Madame Aileen Johns. 9.33: A recorded violin recital by Tossy Spivakovsky I, 9.37: A pianoforte recital by Marjorie Gully. 9.49; The Grand Symphony Orchestra of Paris, Pastorale d’Ete. ] 0.0: Music, mirth and melody. 11.0 Close down. 2.Y.A; WELLINGTON 6.0: Dinner music. 7.0; News and reports. 7.40: Talk by a Representative of the Department of Agriculture—Mr J. B. Chrystal, “Kairanga Young Farmers Club. ,; 8.0: “Richelieu, Cardinal or King.” A further episode in the dramatic serial dealing with the life of Cardinal RicheI lieu. 8.27: Henry Croudson (organ) “Swing Time” Selection 8,30: Bobby Breen (light vocal) “Rainbow ori t)te River.” 8.33: The London Piano-Accortleon Band, “When the Sun Says Goodnight to the Mountain.” *- 8.40: 'Reserved 9.0: Weather forecast. 9.5; “Eb and Zeb,” the country i storekeeper. | 9.15: A programme by the BBC • Military Band, with vocal interludes 10.0: Dance music. 11,0; Close down. 3.Y.A. CHRISTCHURCH 6.0: Dinner music. J 7.0: News and reports, j 7.35: Talk under the auspices of the j Christchurch Branch of the National | Council of Women: Miss M. Trent, j “Impressions of America ’’ 8.0: The BBC Symphony Orchestra. ' “Der Freisehutz.” 8.10: A recital by the tenor, Frank Titterton--8.21: A pianoforte recital by Janet Watson. j 8.32 : A recital by the baritone, A. G. j Thompson, Songs of the Norsej land a | 8.45 : The London Palladium Orchesj tra, March of the Dwarfs. \ 9.0 ; Weathe". station notices, j 0.5: Talk: Professor L. G. Pocock. | “Colonisation: Ancient and Modern.” < 9.20: A programme featuring the J contralto, Daisy Perry. —10.0: Music, mirth and melody. 11.0: Close clown. 4.Y.A. DUNEDIN i 6.0: Dinner music. 7.0: News and reports. 8.(7: A Variety Bran Pie. 8.44 ; A recorded talk by the Rev | It. -WAV. Alexander, “A Riding Parson : 25 Years Back Country Life in Canada and N»w Zealand. 8.32: “A Spying Venture.” A j further episode in the lives oi ■„ Japan I esc honschov and his employer.. 8.44: Reserved. i. 9.0 : Station notices and weather, j 9.5: A concert by the 4YA Chamber | Music Players. ! 10.0. Dance music by the Savoy j Dance Baud. ’ 11. c.- Close down. | DAVENYRY I 5.0: Big Ben. 5.1 : A programme by the Cambridge j Heath 'Salvation Army Band. J 5.55: “Here Lived Cecil Rhodes.” A I talk by S. R. Littlewood describing the places in Great Britain where men who made Empire history once lived. 6.1: A violin recital by Alfredo Compoli. I 6.25 : The news and station announcements. 6.30: Greenwich time signals. 6.50: A commentary on the British Open Golf Championship. 7.15: Close down SATURDAY, JULY 10. 7.0 and 8.0 a.m.: From all YA Stations. result of play in cricket match, N.Z. v. Lester, at Lestershire.