RADIO NOTES

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 23, 12 June 1939, Page 2

RADIO NOTES

MONDAY, JUNE 12 IYA: 8.0 Talcs of the Silver Grey hound: On the Indian Frontier; 8.30 Dramatic feature, Thrills; 8.45 Jonn Halifax—Gentleman; 9.0 Weather; 9.5 Wrestling match from Town Hall 10.0.11.0 Music, mirth and melody. 2YA: 8.0 "Dvorak and Macdoweil Find Inspiration,." A chamber muu' programme, featuring Anton Dvor. ak's .Nigger Quartet and Edward Mac DoNvell',s Norse Sonata; 8.19 Kirsten ■Fiagstad soprano; 8.25 Leslie Soilness, piano; 5.46 Talk: In Central Africa. by Cyril Northcote; 9.0 Wea. tiier; 9.5 Wrestling match from the Town Hall; 10.0-11.0 Dance programme. 3YA: S.O BBC Wireless Military Band; 8.13 Raymond Newell, baritone; 8.19 The Salvationist Publish, ing and Supplies Band; 8.28 Eb and Zeb; 8.37 Pipes of Ist Battalion Scots Guards; 8.19 Richard Tauber. tenor, ''Bird Songs at Eventide'' "Because' 1; 8.54 Fodens Motor Works Band; 9.0 Weather; 9.5 Talk: Mr Sydney Thompson A Painter Abroad; 9.20 Frederick Page, pianist, Sonata in D Major; 9.38 Lula Mysz.Gmeincr contralto; 9.44 Lener String Quartet. "Grosse Fuge, Op. 133" (Beethoven): 10.0-11.0 Music, mirth and melody. 4YA: 8.0 The Returned Soldiers Choir presents the first concert oi the 1939 season; 8.40 Talk by Mr J. T. Paul, World Affairs; 9.0 Weather: 9.5 Commentary on boxing match: Mark Candy (Wanganui) v Stan Jcnkin (Dunedin); 10.0.11.0 Dance programme by Dick Colvin and hismusic. TUESDAY, JUNE 13 IYA: 8.0 Koy Smeck and his Serenaders; 8.5 The Rich Uncle from Fiji; 8.17 The Homestead on the iti.se; 8.30 Eb and Zeb; 8.39 Tlu Kingsmen, radio's Royal Quartet;

8.51 Lillle Faimer, light vocal; 8.57 Roy Smeck and his Serenaciers; 9.0 Weather; 9.5 Talk, World Affairs, Mr L. K. Munro; 9.20 Dance music (recorded); 10.0-11.0 Dance music by Sammy Lee and his Americamadians. 2YA: The 2YA String Orchestra, •'Le Seigneur de Kermor" Overture (Gabriel Marie). (.First New Zealand broadcast performance); 8.12 Lawrcnce baritone; 8.20 The Orchestra; 8.27 PovJa Frijsch, so_ prano; 8.30 Hie Orchestra; 8.40 Taik the Editor of the New Zealand Law .Journal, Hound the Law Courts during the Past Month; 9.0 Weather; 9.5 Sergei Rachmaninoff, piano; 9.8 Vladimir Rosing, tenor; 9.J1 London Philharmonic Orchestra; 9.20 Civic reception to His Grace Archbishop O'Shea (relayed from Town Hall"). "Ode to His Grace the Archbishop" (Alfred Hill, words by Miss Eileen Duggan) sung by the Congress Choir, Reply by His Grace the Archbishop. ''Hallelujah Chorus'' sung by the Con gress Choir; 10.10.11.0 Music mirth and melody. 3YA: 8.0 Soldier of Fortune; 8.27 Debroy Somcr 3 Band, "Theatre Memories''; 8.35 Here's a Queer Thing; 5.47 Tcrance Casey, orga i recital; 9.0 Weather; 9.5 Talk: Rev L. M. Rogers, M.A. ''The Greatest Discov. eries of Man: Fire and Rock that Melted'' (1); 9.20 The Old-Time The Avter. "Snatched from Her Lover's Arms'' or ''The Menace of Geoffrey Mummery'":; 9.34 The Hawaiian Serenades; 9.48 The Nigger Minstrels; 10.0.t1.0 An hour of modern dance music. 4YA: B.o' Recorded band programme with popular interludes. FodeiVV Motor Works Band, "Pageantry" March, ''Prometheus Unbound''; S.I 1 David Kidd and Chorus; 8.17 Band of H.M. Grenadier "London Suite''; 8.26 Eb and Zcb; 8.35 Band of the Republican Guaird of France, ''Clarinet Ccncerto,'* "Sambre Meuse" March; 8.46 A recorded talk by Dr D. Jolly, A New Zealand Doctor in the Spanish War; 9.0 Weather; 9.5 Grand Hotel; 9.35 Tales of the Silver Greyhound: Scandal in High Places; 10.0 r ll.O Music, mirth and melody.