OVER THE AIR

Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20832, 16 June 1939, Page 10

OVER THE AIR

WIRELESS PROGRAMMES j i i TO-NIGHT’S BROADCASTS j IYA Auckland.— 7.o. Government and overseas news: 7.i0, News and 1 reports; 7.30, Sports talk (by Gordon ; Hut ter; 7.45, Talk: “Is New Zealand j Rugby Deteriorating (2) —Mark Nidi- , •dls Discusses Heeling Back, tlie Dive ' Pass and Defensive Tactics”; 8.0. (R) I Edwin Fischer and his Chamber Or- ! chestra; 8.22. (R> Royal Choral j Society .and London Philharmonic Or- j chestra, conducted by Dr. Malcolm Sargent; 8.30, The Studio Orchestra, conducted by Harold Baxter; 8.45, (R) j Heinrich Schlusnus (baritone) ; 8.4 8, The Studio Orchestra; 9.0, Weather report and station notices; 9.5, Evelyn Busbridge (mezzo-soprano); 9.17 (R) Boston Promenade orchestra; 9.25, (R) Vladimir Rosing (tenor/ —RimskyKorsakov selections; 9.33, (R) Walter Gieseking (pianist) and the London Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Sir Henry J. Wood; 9.53, (R) Lotte Lehmann (soprano) ; 10.0, Music, mirth and melody; 11.0, Close down. J 2YA Wellington. —7.o, Government and overseas news; 7.10, News and , reports; 7.28, Time signals; 7.30, j Talk: “The Provincial Centennial Roll i of Pioneers,” by Mr J. C. Andersen; 7.40, “Is New* Zealand Rugby De- | teriorating” (i): Mark Nicholls, All 1 Black in England 1924, and in South , Africa 1928, discusses, “The Fiveeighths Question”; 8.0, (SR; Boston Promenade Orchestra; 8.10, It; Vivian Delia Chiesa and Thomas L. j Thomas vocal duets ; 8.18, It ] Grisha Golubolf (violin); 8.24, (It i The Revellers male quartet;; 8.35,! Orchestra Mascotte; 8.43. (It, Talk:] Major F. Jl. Lumpen; 9.0, Weather re- | port and station notices; 9.5, “Eh and 1 Zeb”; 9.15, A recital by Jean McFar- , lane (New Zealand contralto ; 9.30, an American band programme; ‘>.39, Donald Novis (tenor; with Eddie Dunstedler at the organ; 9.45, Robert Hood j Bowers Band; 10.0, “Rhythm on j j Record” —a programme of new dance j ! recordings, compered by “Turntable”; j I 11.0, Close down. I 3YA Christchurch. —7.o, Govern- I ment and overseas news; 7.10, News ' and reports; 7.35. R Talk by an officer of the Department of Agriculture; “Contagious ophthalmia in : Sheep”; 7.45, Talk under the auspices iof the New Zealand Utility Poultry 1 Club by Mr T. >S. Dove: "Mating and I Breeding”; 8.0, It) Sir Thomas [ Beecham, conducting the London Philharmonic Orchestra; 8.10. Recital by Rita Jamieson (mezzo-contralto . ; 8.22, R; Ferenc Vecsey (violin ; 8.33, (Ri 1 The Dec-ca Choir, conducted by Arnold I Gouldsbrough; 8.40. Haagen Holenberg—previously solo pianist to His ! Majesty King Christian V of Denmark, I later Professor of the McGill L'niverI sitv Conservatorium of Music, Mon- • treal; 9.0, Weather forecast and station notices; 9.5, Talk by Mr L. R. It. Denny, “Entertainments—Then and Now —Minstrel and Strolling Player”; 9.20, It Eric Coates and Symphony Orchestra; 9.26. Ernest Rogers tenor;: 9.38. (It Edith Lorand orchestra: 9.46. It Florence Austral soprano*; 9.56. Albert W. Kctelbey's Concert, orchestra: io.o. Music, mirth and melody; 11.0, Close down. 4YA Dunedin. —7TL Goxernment and overseas news: 7.1 o. \e V . s and reports; 8.0. A humorous serial feature, “Dad and Dave from snake Gully";

j 8.15, “Pinto Pete in Arisons*’; 8.310 J ••'l'll.* I'nHc from Fiji * *ps. 32 ' .iti« 1 :t i : 8.i2. \ tall. 1»> Mr Angut Hoss. “The Durham Report’*; P 0 Weather report ind station notices,. 1».7. Tin* London Svnipliony Orchestra. i. Readings J»y Professor T. Is Adams, with musical interludes. From the poem* "f Samuel Taylor OolerI idgo: tu.n. Dance mutdc by the Savo. 1 Dance Hand (relayed from the bu\o; ResUuraiit;; ii.u. Kiubo -duwu.