BROADCASTING

Wanganui Chronicle, 7 September 1950, Page 9

BROADCASTING

Today’s Programmes IYA AUCKLAND (750 Kilocycles). r 6.0, Dinner Music: 6.25, Market Reports; 7.15, “The Coming of the Canoes’’: 7.30, The Blue Danube; 8.0, The Congress Hall Salva- . tion Army Band; 8.30. “Superstition”: 9.20, i Talk in Maori; 9.30, “Dad and Dave”; 10.0, •* Pete Daily’s Dixieland Band; 10.30, Close L down. ’ 2YA WELLINGTON (570 Kilocycles). 3 6.0, Dinner Music; 6.26, Market Reports, - 7.15, Adult Education Newsletter; 7.30, Zillah I and Ronald Castle; 7.56, The Madrigalists; 8.9 Florence Hooton (’cello) and Ross Pratt 1 (piano); 8.17, Mary Byrne (piano); 9.33, Lonj don Chamber Orchestra; 8.41, James Hopkin- . son (flute) and Loretto Cunninghame (piano); ' 9.20, Talk in Maori; 9.30, Professional Wrestt ling; 10.0, Masters in Lighter Mood; 10.30, 1 Cloge dewn. 2YC WELLINGTON <650 Kilocycles). 1 6.0, Tea Dance: 6.30, Home to Music; 7.0, L Songtime with English Variety; 7.15, Comedy Time; 7.30, Favourites from Opera; 8.0, A - Matter of Luck; 8.30, Radio Cabaret; 9.0, . Music of Manhattan 9.30, Musical Miniatures; 10.0, With a Smile and a Song; 10.30, Close down

NATIONAL BROADCASTS. Dominion Weather Forecasts. ’ YA. and YZ Stations: 7.15. 9.0 a.m., 12.30, - and 9 p.m. - X Stations: 9 p.m. I YA and YZ Stations—s 6.0 a.m., London News; Breakfast session (YA’s only). 7.0, 8.0: London News; Breakfast session. i 1.30: Broadcast to Schools. 6.30: London News. 6.40: National Announcements. 6.45; Radio Newsreel (not IYZI ? 9.0: Overseas and N.Z. News. (2YC links instead of 2YA when Parliament is being broadcast). 3

Z 2YD WELLINGTON (1130 Kilocycles). 3 7.0, Stars of the Stage. Screen, and Radio; t 7.20, “Hester's Diary”; 7.33, Cowboy Jam- [ boree; 8.0, Moods, 8.30, Two’s Company; 8.45, “Dad and Dave”; 9.0, Orchestral Nights; • 9.30, Mystery Playhouse; 10.0, District Wcai ther Forecast; Close down. ! 3YA CHRISTCHURCH (690 Kilocycles) 6.0, Listeners’ Own Session; 7.15, Talk: > “Teaching Animal Husbandry in N.Z.”; 7.30, , Queen’s Hall Light Orchestra; 7.33, “Dad and Dave”; 7.45, Andre Kost.elanetz and his Or1 chestra; 8.0, "No Flowers for Carmen”; 8.25, I Jazz on the Screen: 8.45. London Town Chorus . and Orchestra: 9.30, Vidor Silvester and his Ballroom Orchestra; 9.45, Dave Lambert's Vocal Group; 9.55, Skitch Henderson and his , Orchestra; 10.30, Close down ' 4YA DUNEDIN (780 Kilocycles>. ’ 6.0, Dinner Music; 7.15, The Garden Club; ; 7.30, The World of Opera; 8.0, Charles F. ~ Collins (piano); 8.20, Royal Philharmonic OrL Cfcestra; 8.44, Bertha Rawlinson (contralto); , 9.30, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra; 10.0, Music of Bernard Hermann; 10.30, Close down. 2XA WANGANUI (1200 kilocycles) 7.30. Programme <Review and Announcements; Talk for Farmers; 7.45, Listeners’ Own Session; 9.30 Talk: “I’m a Mountaineer”; 9.45, Recent Additions to our Record Library; 10.15, Sweet Dance Music; 10.30, Close down. Contract Bridge Club , The second round of the championship pairs competition was played at the Contract Bridge Club this week. ; Highest match points were scored by: North-South: Mrs. M. Browne and Mr. Clark, 73; Mrs. Horne and Mrs. Maitland, 68i; Mrs. Salmon and Dr. Hutchison, 68, East-West: Mr. Cook and Mr. Fearce, 77’. Mrs. Tosswill • and Mrs. Coghill, 66’; Mrs. Miller and ' Mrs. Harmer. 63. Next week the penultimate round 'of the ladder matches will be con-1 tost »d.