BROADCASTING

Wanganui Chronicle, 4 November 1949, Page 8

BROADCASTING

TODAY’S PROGRAMMES IYA AUCKLAND (750 Kilocycles). 6.0, Dinner Music; 6.30, London News: 6.40, National Announcements; 6.45, BBC Newsreel; 7.0, Local News Service; 7.15. Sports Preview; 7.30, Philadelphia Orchestra; 7.45, Patricia McLeod (.soprano); 8.0, Aleksandr Heimann (pianist'; 9.0, Overseas and N.Z. News; 9.15, ‘'Rugby in South Africa”; 9.30, Opinion Please; 10.0. Scottish Interlude; 10.12. ‘‘Variety Bandbox”; 10.43. Variety; 11.0, London News; 11.20, Close 2YA WELLINGTON (573 Kilocycles*. 6.0, Dinner Music; 6.30, London News; 6.40, National Announcements; 6.45, BBC Newsreel; 7.0, Local News Service; 7.15, Feilding Stock Market Report; 7.30, Anthony Larsen (baritone' and Doris Shepperd (piano); 8.10, “The Man Who Could Make Nightmares”; 8.40, The English Singers; 9.0, Overseas and N.Z. News; 9.15, “Rugby in South Africa”; 9.30, Wellington City Salvation Army Band; 10.0. Rhythm on Record; 11.0, London News; 11.20, Close down. 2YC WELLINGTON (650 Kilocycles). 6.0. Today in N.Z. History; 6.5, Tea Dance; 6.30, ‘Allen Roth Chorus with Novatones; 7.0, Solo Spotlight; 7.15, Light Orchestral Music; 7.30, “Palna”; 8.0. New Concert Orchestra; 8.30. Anniversary of the Week; 9.0, Chamber Music; 10.0, Holiday for Song; 10.30, Close 2YD WELLINGTON (1130 Kilocycles). 7.0, Comedyland. (.30, Music from the Screen; 7.35, “Madame Bovary”; 8.0, With a Smile and a Song; 8.30, Noel Coward Programme; 9.0. Stars of the Concert Hall; 3.20, “Atom 1970”; 9.45, Tempo di Valse; 10.0. Close down. 3YA CHRISTCHURCH (GAO Kilocycles). 6.0. Dinner Music; 6.30, London News; 6.40, National Announcements; 6.45, BBC Newsreel; 7.0. Local News Service; 7.15, Talk: “Living ana Learning in Britain”; 7.30 Halle Orchestra and the Halle Choir; 7.45. Evelyn Rothwell (oboe); 7.55, Dr. Reginald Cooper (piano' and Margaret Roux (soprano'; 8.20, Stuyvesant String Quartet; 8.30. Peter Pearrs (tenor' and Benjamin Britten (pianoi; 9.0, Overseas and N.Z. News; 9.15, “Rugbv in South Africa”; 9.30. Excerpts from Music ’for Shakespeare: BBC Theatre Orchestra, with vocal soloists Sylvia Robin and Robert Irwin: 10.13. Famous Orchestras and Concert Artists; 11.0, London News; 11.20, Close down. 4YA DUNEDIN (780 Kilocycles). 6.0, Dinner Muiic; 6.30, London News; 6.40, National Announcements; 6.45, BBC Newsreel; 7.0, Local Announcements; 7.15, Sports News; 7.30. “Dick Barton”; 8.0. Mai Chisholm and his Orchestra; 8.20, “Dad and, Dave”; 8.45. With a Smile and a Song; 9.0. Overseas and N.Z. News; 9.15. “Rugby in South Africa’’; 9.30. “World Events”; 10.0. Freddie Martin’s Orchestra; 11.0, London News; 11.20, (‘lose down. 2XA WANGANUI (1200 kilocycles). 7.30. Programme Review and Round-up of Week-end Sports; 7.45, Peter Dawson (bassbaritone >; 8.0. “By-Paths of Literature”; 8.15 Nicholas Medtncr (pianist'; 8.45, Anniversary of the Week; 9.(1. Weather Report; 9.4, “Come into the Parlour"; 9.35,. “Rhythm in the Saddle”: Fifteen minutes or Hill Billy Music; 9.50 Sidney Torch and his Orchestra; 10.0, Voices m Harmony; 10.15, “John Parkin Presents”: Light Piano Music; 10.30, Close down. BBC, LONDON. 60, The News; 6.1 U. This Evening's Programmes; 6.15, Special Dispatch; 6.30, Radio Newsreel; 6.45. National Exchange; 6.55. Interlude; 7.0, Country Magazine; 7.30, From the Editorials; 7.35, Tomorrow’s Programmes; 7.45, Close down. General Overaeaa Service. 6.0, The News; 6.10, The Daily Service; 6.15, United Nations Report; 6.20, Interlude; 6.30. Dance Music; 7.0, The News; 7.10, Home News from Britain; 7.15, Light Orchestral Music; 8.0. “Edgar Wallace”; 8.30, Manoug Parikian < violin i, 8.45. "Cockney Cabaret"; 9.0, Th? London Philharmonic Orchestra; 10.0 “Earning the Nation’s Living’; 10.15, Listeners' Choice; 11.0. The News; 11.10. News Analysis; 11.15, Think on these Things; 11.30, “From the Third Programme”; 11.55, Interlude; 12.0, Close down.