ON THE AIR

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 79, 18 April 1944, Page 6

ON THE AIR

TO-NICiIIT (TUESDAY) IVA AUCKLAND (650 kc ) 7.36 lack Pay,ip's 8.8. C. Dam-.. Oitlhslio. IM. "HilMeets Hiller" i 8.8. C. imuoiniicni. "'»• 7-4«: WlmV’m'c Ameiiem'i'crjmnieirl'a<os Say. 6.0: "Slarli(,|,l." fcaturlnn Vcl i L.vmi, 8.11: "McGluakv dip Sra Rover.” 5 40: The Western Uioihci", (cemeclv (look 5.46: Sr (lon Daly (piano, The' Klim'o Men (vocal qllalTel). (1.0: Newsreel will, Commentai-.v. 0.25: Cavan O'Connor (vocal). 9.30: Fashions in Melody. 10.10: Repetition ol‘ Greetlugs from the Boys Ovei - seas. 11,0: London News. UYA WELLINGTON (570 k.e.) 7.50: Shirley Crain tpianist). 3.0: Dvorak. ••Symphony in D Minor." 8.40: Ruth Sell (inezzocontrallo). 9.0 Newsreel with Coinmonhiry. 9.30: N.Z. News lor the N.Z. Forces m th • Pacific Islands. 9.40: Sibelius and hi'- Music. 10.10: Repetition of Greetings from the Boys Overseas. 11.0: London News. 3YA CHRISTCHURCH (720 k.C.)—7.30; "Dad and Dave." 7.45: What the American Commentators Say. on: "The Laughing Man." 8.25: London Concert Orchestra. 8.28: Romance and Melody. 8.41: Louis Voss Grand Orchestra. 8.44: "Gus Gray. Newspaper Correspondent.” 9.0: Newsreel with Commentary. 9.25: The Louis Voss Grand Orchestra. 9.84: From the studio—Rita Jamieson (mezzo-contralto). 9.48: New Mayfair Orchestra. 9.55: Dance music. 10.10: Repetition of Greetings from the Boys Overseas. 11.0: London News. 4YA DUNEDIN (790 k.e. 1—7.87: The Black Dyke Mills Baud. 7.45: What the American Commentators Say. 8.0: The Bicker.show Colliery Band. 8.8: "This is Our Enemy" (US. A. programme). 8.31: H.M. Grenadier Guards Band. 8.37: From the studio—A recital by Margherita Zelanda, New Zealand Prima Donna. 8.52: Band of H.M. Coldstream Guards. 9.0: Newsreel with Commentary. 9.23: Massed Symphony Orchestras. 9.33: "Brains Trust" (8.8. C. programme). 9.54: Charlie Kunz (piano). 10.10: Repetition of Greetings from the Boys Overseas. 11.0: London News. 2YN NELSON (920 k.e.)—7.0: "Listeners’ Own Session." Band of Royal Air Force, "Invercragill” March; Malcolm McEachern (bass), "The Changing of the Guard.” 7.8: Herman Darewski’s Band, ‘‘The Army, the Navy and the Air Force." Gladys MoncriefF (soprano), "The Old Spinning Wheel." 7.14: The Organ, the Dance Band and Me. “That’s a Promise to You," "The White Cliffs of Dove." 7.20: Patrick Colbert (bass), "Home on the Range”; Flanagan and Allen (vocal), “Down Forget-Me-Not Lane.” 7.26: Jack White’s Band, “Arm in Arm.” 7.29: Bing Crosby (vocal), "Happy Holiday,” "Nobody’s Darlin’ but Mine." 7.85: Dick Jurgens and his Orchestra, "You’d be so Nice to Come Home to." Arthur Askey (comedian), "The Seagull Song.” 7.42: Milt Herth Trio, "Jersey Bounce." 7.45: “Fred Hartley and his Music” (8.8. C. production). 8.0: God Save the King. Musical Coined} —Debroy Somers Band and Chorus, "Theatre Memories No. 1,” "The Gaiety." 8.10: Doris Vane and Harold Williams (duet), "Only a Rose." 8.13: Debroy Somers Band, "The Yeomen of the Guard" Selection. 8.19: Jeannette MacDonald (soprano), "Try to Forget." 8.22: Light Opera Company, “Music in the Air” vocal gems. 8.30: Orchestral Music—New Symphony Orchestra (Goossens), "Le Cid” Ballet Music. 8.46: Nelson Eddy (baritone), "Fleeting Vision." 8.50: Symphony Orchestra (W. Goehr). “Nights at the Ballet,” No. 2.9. U: Big Ben. 0.1: Light Symphony Orchestra (Coates), “Fresh Morning" (Pastorale), "Noonday in the Twilight" (Valse), all from “Springtime Suite" by Eric Coates. 9.13: Richard Crooks (tenor), “All of My Heart." 9.16: Light Symphony Orchestra (Coates), "The Seven Seas" March. 9.19: "Dad and Dave.” 9.30: Dance Music— Horace Heidt’s Musical Knights, "Friendly Tavern Polka,” "When Johnny Toots his Horn.” 9.37: Jack White's Band, "Lovely Old Lady.” "Every Day is One Day Nearer.” 9.43: The Jesters (vocal), “The Same as His Father Did Before Him.” 9.47: Glen Miller’s Orchestra, "Cuckoo in the Clock.” “Along the Santa Fe Trail.” 9.53: Leo Reisman’s Orchestra, "Simpatica." "Flamingos and Moonlight.”