RADIO NOTES

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 67, 27 September 1939, Page 6

RADIO NOTES

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 IYA: 12.0 Community singing: 8.0 The Marie Wilson String Quaret "String Quartet in G Major";* 8.10 Elisabeth Schumann, soprano; 8.22 Poltroniei i Str'ng Quartet "Minuet and Allegro"; 8.28 Nancy Evans, con traito; 8.80 "What is Good Music?"' Introducing j. ,Frederick Statoi, Mus.Doc., F.R.C.O; conductor of- the Sheffield Philharmonic Society's Choir: B>. 3(> Dorothy Davies, piano; 9.0 'Weather; 9.5 Those We Love: 9.28 Don;-! 1 Thorpe, orgm; 9.81 The Mer'v Mac; vocal novelty; 9.10 The Milt He-th Tro; 9.45 Sketch: "Money for Nothing'' (A Ii 1*(" production); 10.0 Music, mirth ami melody. 2YA: 12.0' Community singing: 2. 80 Parliament; 7.15 Review of this afternoon's All Black Trial match?'; l>v the Ex<A'i Blacks Gorge Ait ken and Teddy Roberts; 7.80 Parliament 2YC: 1.0 j). in. Community singing relayed from the Town Hi'!: 1.8", Punning commentary on the two All Black tri d Rugby matches, relayed from Athletic Park: 8.0 Light ■program m". 3YA: 8.0 11-e Mngs hv (). L. SimIlia nee, with music; 8.8;> Ilex Harrison baritone. Song Cycle: "To the Distant Beloved" Beethoven; 8. 19 Lo:* tlon Philharmonic Orchestra, "Cotilloiv —Ballet Music''; 9.0 Weather: <j.r> The BBC Symphony Orchestra. "La Sea la Di Seta" Overture Rossini; 9.14 Florence Austral, soprano "The Betrothal''; 9.18 Yehudi Menuhin. violin and Orehestre Symphonique de Paris "Concerto No. 1 in D Major''; 10.0 Music mirth and melody. 4YA: B.o' "Mittens" a talc of the tur.r; 8.15 "The Bold, Bad Buccaneers"; 8.28 The Fourth Form at St. Percy's; 8.40 Talk by a Dune:lin Barrister: "Dramatic Trial.-." (Xo. 1); 9.0 W-fUhi""; 9.5 Westward IT"!; 9.1Pa fe.it.ire; 9.81 Ex-

ploits of the Black Moth: "The FiftyFifty Club"; 10.0 Jan Savitt and his orchestra. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 28 IYA: Mr Chalmers K.C. "The Case of Norman Osborne"; 8.15 Wandeiing with the West Wind; 8.45 The Fourth Form at St.. Percys- 9.0 Weather; 9.5 Talk: "New Zealand Uecords in Sydney '' by Lrie Ramsden; 9.20 Regt. Band of.H.M. Gren adier Guards; f).2fi Bandsman Harry Dillcy cornet; 9.80 Dad and Dave; 9.48 'Band of H.M. Coldstream Guards; 9.55 Peter Dawson, bass, baritone: 9.58 American Legion band of Hollywood: 10.0 Blue Barron entertains: With instrumental intei-* ! tides bv Ted Steele's Novetones. 2YA: 2.80 Proceedings from House <>? Representatives; 7- 80 Same; 10'. 30 Music, mirth and melody. 2YC: 8.0 "What I L'ke." A session with the world's workers, by :i Ivniste; 8.80 The Rich Uncle from F : .ii; 8.42 Just a Job of Work, An Interview with n scenic a**tist; 9.0 We? Tier; 9.5 Ringside description of the boxing match, retaved from 4 Town Rr]l; 10.0 Music, mirth H.-id rnelodv. ?,YA: 8.0 The Woman in White: I Leslie Bridgewat-r Quintet: <*.17 Nnr.se: 8.80 Le lie Bridge water Quintet: 8.83 Dram-tie ibnt.rire: Thrills; 5.45 Leslie Bridgewat•r- Quintet; 8.48 Persona] Column: 0 Weather: 9.5 Reserved; 9.20 Dance music. 4YA: B.o' Concert by thr Symphony Orchestra of Paris with at 9.J0 Music from the Theatre; 5.12 Charles Rousscliere, tenor; 8.22 The Orchestra: 8.80 Erica Mot'in, violinist "Gavotte" Lull.v "Menuvt in D" Mozart; 8.85 Talk by J. H. Kemnitz "A New Zealand Debate** in America''; 9.0 Weather; 9.5 Paris Symtjhonv Orchestra "Concerto in D Major": 9.80 Ninon Vallin, sopr-mo: ■5.40 Mus ; c from th» Th°a'v\ M:m■iries of the ballet: "Ga : t> Pa-'isicnne" t<-, the imi-'c of Offenhavli; 10.0 Mtr le, mirth and m i d".