ON THE AIR

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 79, 21 July 1944, Page 6

ON THE AIR

IYA AUCKLAND (650 k.c.).—7.30 Evening programme. Studio Orchestra, conducted by Harold Baxter. 7.45 What the American Commentators Say. 8.0 Talk on Music, with Illustrations by H. C. Lus-

combe. 8.15 Studio recital by Alison Cordery (soprano). 8.26 Studio recital by Harry Luscombe (piano), with the Studio Orchestra. 8.33 The Studio Orchestra. 9.0 Newsreel and War War Review. 9.25 "Transatlantic Call: Anglo-American Small Town” (BBC programme). 10.0 Music, mirth and melody. 11.0 London News.

2YA WELLINGTON (570 k.c.).—7.30 Evening programme. In quiet Mood: Music from the Masters. 7.45 What the American Commentators Say. 8.0 Les Stapp (tenor). 8.12 At Short Notice: Music that cannot be announced in Advance. 8.28 "To See the Vacant Sea” (part 1): The work of the R.A.F. Coastal Command Squadron. Incidental music by Vaughan Williams (BBC production). 9.0 Newsreel and War Review. 9.30 Pacific News. 9.40 For the Bandsman. 10.10 Rhythm on Record. New dance recordings, compered by "Turntable.” 11.0 London News.

3YA CHRISTCHURCH (720 k.c.).—7.30 Evening programme. Studio recital by Dorothy Owen (contralto). 7.45 What the American Commentators Say. 8.0 Violin Music and Its Background. 8.20 Studio recitals by Joan Browne (pianist) and Rex Hayrison (baritone). 8.31 Rex Harrison. 8.45 Philharmonic Orchestra. 9.0 Newsreel and War Review. 9.25 Sibelius and his Music. 10.0 The Masters in Lighter Mood. 11.0 London News.

4YA DUNEDIN (790 k.c.).—7.30 Evening programme. "Dad and Dave.” 7.45 What the American Commentators Say. 8.0 The Stage Presents (BBC production). 8.28 The Great Gilderslecve (U.S.O. programme*. 9.0 Newsreel and War Review : . 9.25 Strings of the BBC Scottish Orchestra. 9.31 Readings by Professor T. D. Adams: Robert Burns (1759-96). 9.52 Light Opera Company. 10.0 “Melody Cruise”: Dick Colvin and His Music, featuring Martha Maharey and Julian Lee. 10.20 Dance music. 11.0 London News. 2YN NELSON (920 k.c.).—7.0 Chimes. “Paul Clifford.” 7.25 Light music. Foden's Motor Works Band ."Old Timers” —selection. 7.31 "Sandy MacPherson at the Theatre Organ” (BBC feature). 7.51 Harry Horlick's Orchestra. "Fleurette.” 7.54 Ceele- Burke Orchestra, “A Moment in Sorrento ’.'"Trade Winds.” 8.0 Chimes. God Save the King. Sketches and Variety. EfTie Atherton. Bobbie Comber and Company, “Cinderella”—a burlesque. 8.10 Harry’s Tavern Band "Duck Soup”— polka. Arthur Askey (comedian), "Mister Brown of London Town." 8.16 Marie Orrnston (piano), "Free and Easy." George Formbv (comedian). "I’m the Ukulele Man.” 8.22 Ted Steele's Novatones, "Mood Indigo.” 8.25 Sandy Powell (comedian). "Sandy the All-in Wrestler." 8.31 Light Classical Selections. Blue Hungarian Band. “Moszkowski Dances.” 8.37 Yvonne Curti (violin), “Madrigale.” 8.40 Joseph Schmidt (tenor), "Simplicius.” "To-day is the Happiest Day of My Life." 8.46 Josel' Lhcvinne (piano), "Blue Danube Wall/,." 8.54 Millicent Phillips (soprano), “Le Capinera.” 8.57 The A.B.C. Light Orchestra. “Dance of Columbine." 9.0 Big Ben. 9.1 Excerpts from Giand Opera. The State Svmphony Orchestra, "Iphigenie in Aulis "—overture.9.lo Elsie Acland (conl.rullo), ”1 Have Lost My Euridice.” 9.14 Elisabeth Rethberg and Ezio Pinza (duct), "Cruel One to Keep Me Waiting So Long,” "If Madame Should Call You.” 9.20 Ivar Andresen (bass), "The Landgrave’s Address," "The King’s Address." 9.28 Light Symphony Orchestra, "ORenbagh Can-Can.” 9.32 Anni Frind. Walther Ludwig and Wilhelm Strienz. Gems from “Boccaccio.” 9.40 Marek Weber's Orchestra. "Along the Banks of the Volga.” "Columbine’s Rendezvous." 9.49 “The Travelling Troubadours " 10.0 Close down.