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Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 354, 11 September 1933, Page 8

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TO-DAY’S PROGRAMME AUSTRALIAN STATIONS 8.0 p.m. (N.Z.) time): The Family Physician; 8.15, reports; 8.45, sporting results; 8.55, news; 9.30, National programme. Radio Parade, featuring some eminint 8.8. C. artists, Compere, Christopher Stone, Roy Fox and his Baud; 10.45 Mr C. B. Westmacott. 0.8. E., General Manager of J. C. Williamson Ltd., The Story of the Theatre (No. 1). The Secular and Miracle in England and France and Playwriters of the Seventies; 11.0, orchestral and choral programme, presenting Myrtle Meggy, pianiste; The Radio Choir, conducted by G. Vern Barnett, and the A.B.C. (Sydney) Concert Orchestra, conducted by E. J. Roberts; 12.0, late news and dance music. 2BL, Sydney 7.45 p.m. (N.Z. time), dinner music; 0.5, Popular Education Talk (arranged by the Adult Education Broadcasts Committee), The Man on the Land—Australia’s Resources as a Primary Producing Country, by Professor R. D. Watt, M.A., B.Sc.; 9.30 The A.B.C. (Sydney) Concert Orchestra (conducted by B. J. Roberts), Anne Mills, mezzo, and Henry Stael, violinist; 10.45, a recorded variety programme; 11.50, news. NEW ZEALAND STATIONS 2YB New Plymouth 7: Family session, conducted by Uncle Ted and Aunt Betty. 8: Selected recordings. 10: Close down. IYA, Auckland 5.0, children’s hour, conducted by Jack and Jill; 6.0 dinner music; 7.0 news and reports (IYX, 600 kilocycles after dinner music); 7.30 agricultural talk Mr A. G. Montgomery, Farm Economics; 8.0, concert programme (relayed to IZH, Hamilton); lecture recital, Mr Karl Atkinson, The Jew in Music; 9.0 weather forecast and notices; 9.2 relay of wrestling matches from the Town Hall; 10.0 close down, 2YA, Wellington ,5.0 children’s hours, conducted by Hiawatha: 6.0 dinner music; 7.0 news and reports (2YC 1010 kilocycles, after-dinner music); 7.40, lecturette by Our Book Reviewer, Books —Grave and Gay; 8.0, concert programme; overture 2YA Concert Orchestra,, conducted by Mr Leon de Manny, Plymouth Hoe; The Embassy Musical Comedy Company, Rose Marie; vocal gems, The Vagabond King; baritone, with orchestra, Mr W. B. Brough, King Charles and A Smuggler’s Song; valse, 2YA Concert Orchestra, Poupee Valsante: tenor, Tom Burke, Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life and “Adios, Goodbye; selection 2YA Concert Orchestra, Cavallerie Rusticana; bass baritone and chorus, Stuart Robertson, Who’s That A-Calliug and On Ilka Boor; instrumental, 2YA Concert Orchestra, Three Light Pieces—(L) Lubly Lulu; (2) Fifinette; (3) Folie Bergere; 9.0, weather report and station notice; 9.2 special studio presentation entitled British Sea Dogs in .Song and Story; 10.0 dance programme; 11.0 close down. 3YA, Christchurch

5.0 children’s hour, conducted by Uncle Jack; 6.0 dinner music; 7.0 news and reports; 7.15, talk, Mr W. Hannett (under the auspices of the Youth Hostel Association) Tramping on the Peninsula; 7.35 W.E.A. session, Mr A. L. R. Noonon, M.A., Psychological Factors in Everyday Life—Play; 8.0 concert programme; march 3YA Orchestra, The Fighting Ninth; overture, Montana; vocal Rudy Starita, Dancing Tambourine; pany, The Quaker Girl; xylophone, gems, Columbia Light Opera Cornbaritone Clive Hindle, A Song of the Bow and When Molly Smies; 3YA Orchestra, A Street in Algiers and Serenade: contralto, Mrs Rex Harrison, Dawn and Cloud Shadows; violin, Fritz Kreisler, Thais Meditation; humour, George Titchener, Richard Coeur de Lion’s Batman; band, St Hilda Professional Band, Jamie’s Patrol and Paddy’s Patrol; 9.0 weather forecast and station notices; suite, 3YA Orchestra, The Doll’s House; baritaone, Clive Hindle, Brian of Glesnaar and The Reason; saxophone, ”' Rudy Wiedoett, Minuet; contralto Mrs Rex Wilkinson, I Got a Robe and The Cuckoo Clock; ’cello, Lauri Kennedy, Old Scotch Melody: humour, George Titchener, In the Days when Good Victoria was Queen; valse, 3YA orchestra, Espana; 10.0 close down. 4YA, Dunedin

5.0 children’s hour, conducted by Big Brother Bill; 6.0 dinner music; 7.0 news and reports; 7.30 talk Mr O. L. Ferens, Secretary of Dunedin R.S.A. Beautifying Dunedin through the R.S.A.; 8.0 concert programme ot recordings, featuring Sixty Minutes of Entertainment in Buenos Aires, by John Gordon; 9.0 weather report and notices; 9.2 talk, Mr. Leonard J. Cronin, Foreign Affairs; 10.0 dance music; 11.0 close down.