WIRELESS BROADCASTING

Otago Daily Times, Issue 24832, 4 February 1942, Page 2

WIRELESS BROADCASTING

TO-DAY'S PROGRAMMES '-V • AU YA Stations.—News broadcasts' will be heard from the National Broadcasting Service stations;, at the following times :—- 6,7, 8.45 a.m., and 12.15. 1.15. 6.15. 9 p.m. (a review of the. day's news, compiled from all. sources), «11 p.m. ..- Local news at 7-p-mr.--Devotional exercises- in? the morning, breakfast, lunch, and dinner music, and children's sessions in the,:even- , ings are dally features. Stations open / at 6 a.m. and close down at 11.30 p.m. 4YA, Dnnedin (790 k.c.). —10.40 am.:' Talk by " Monica,!'.." Proud Service: The Factory Girt"" 11: Serial: "The House.: of the Shadows." i 1.20:. Tunes of the times. 2 j?.m.; Rambling in .rhythm. : 2.30: •' 3.35:,;. •Classical... ftour.4.30: Cafe music.; 7: State Placement announcements. "7.30: •■ Gaumont State - .-. Orchestra.;:',V-.7.38: ," Cappy-;Jlicks/'. 8.3:Victorian Quartet 8.8: "Krazy Kapers."; 3.35: Len Green in piano melodies. 8.41: " Inspector Hornleigh Investigates." 8.52: Primo Scala's Accordion Band. 9: NewsreeiWitfr commentary.' 9.25: Prayer by Pastor E; R". Vickery, of, the Church of Christ. 9.30: International Novelty- Orchestra. 9.33:: •" Sorrell and Son." 9.57: Louis Levy and. his orchestra. 10: ,' Abe Lyman's Orchestra. '- 4YO, Dnnedin (1140 k.c.).—5 p.m.; Light variety. -8: Halle Orchestra. 8.4: Charles Rousseliere,, tenor. 8.12; .Yehudi Menubin.: vioUrtlst; Jbil' Otchestre Sj de i Paris);.t:B.*B: .Dorc4hy:?Helmrich, soprano., 8.56: Philharmonic -, Orchestra..; 9: Mark Raphael, baritone.* 9.6::\VienhV Philharmonic;. Orchestra.' « 9.21: Marian Anderson,: co'ntralto.. 9;25: London Philharmonic Orchestra. 950: 'Highlights of

War newsls announced daily ■ 'from - London on short wave at the following times:—l; 4, 6, 8.45, and 10.45 a.m.; 1,. 2, ■■•' 4.30, ,«.15, ; ,8, and 11 'p.m.

4YZ, Invercargili (680 k.c.). —7.30 p.m.: Talk by -Rev. Hugh Graham, " Canada/' 7.45: "These were .hits'?'-.-/ 8: "Mystery of Darrington Haltf' 8.25: Russian Cathedral Choir. .8.37: Henri Temianka, violinist. 8.45: ''Fireside Memories." 955: Prayer by Principal A". L. Haddon. 9.33: Swing session. 1 3YA, Chrlstchiirch (720 k.c:).—7:20 p.m:: • Addihgton- Stock Market.-report. 7.30: 3YA Orchestra (conductor. Will ttutchens). 7.51: Reading'-by O.iL.Simmance. 8.11: Egon pianist. 8.36: :\ Heinrioh Schlusnusl baritone- 8.46: Grand Orchestra Philharmonique. .9.25: Prayer by^Prinejgal ASt. Haddon. : 9.30: Heifetz with John iarbirolll and the Philharmonic, Orchestra. 10.2: :."Music, Mirth, and ■ Melody."'.,- ■.!..-■ 2YA, Wellington. X 570 k.c.),—7:45 p.m.>: Gaumont British ..Orchestra. 7.49: XJiThe,; phantom -8.14: Eric Coate* and Orchestra, 818: Studio Hickmdtt,.. soprano; / ''Minstrels. ■ 8.34: Orcheitrc Raymonde: 8.46: Charles Kullman, tenor; 19:25: Prayer. 9.30: Karen Kemple, Bob Hannan and Allen Roths Orchestra.; 9.42: "Atv Eventide.'';;.; 10.5: Dance '' V ' '

IYA, Auckland (850 k.c.).-r,7,30 pm.: Weingartner and*, the nohdon^. Philharmonic Orchestra. 7.50! Heinnch Schlusnus, baritone, 7.56: Artur Schnabel, pianist. 8.16: Studio recital by Rena Edwards, soprano, e. 28:. Coolidge Quartet. 8,o2: Jussl BJorliwg. ,tenor 9,25: .Prayer 9.30. "Jezebel's Daughter/;. ,10:."The Masters In Lighter Mood."