WIRELESS PROGRAMMES

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 2, Issue 121, 9 February 1940, Page 6

WIRELESS PROGRAMMES

Regular Sessions at YA stations 5 to 6 p.m.: Children's sessions; 6 to 7 p.m. Dinner Music; 7 to 8 p.m: News and reports. ! ' FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9th. IYA AUCKLAND. 8.0 The Philharmonic Orchestra 8.10 Robert Couzinou, baritone 8.18 Yehudi Menuhin, violin 8.22 Madge Taylor, soprano 8.34 Chicago Symphony Orchestra 9.0 Reserved 9.20 Weather report 9.25 Solomon, soloist, and the Haile Orchestra 10.0 Music, mirth and melody 2YA WELLINGTON. 8.0 The Rhythm Makers and Mavis Edmonds 8.30 The Mysterious Mr Lynch. 9.0 Reserved 9.20 Weather report 9.25 Eb and Zeb 9.38 The Westminster Military band 9.44 Eileen Courtenay, mezzo-so-prano 9.52 Band of H.M.^Coldstream Guards -0.6 John McHugli, tenor 10.9 Foden's Motor Works Band 10.15 Rhythm on Record 3YA CHRISTCHfURCH 8.0 The BBC Symphony Orchestra 8.10 Mark Raphael, baritone 8.22 G. W. McConnell, pianoforte recital 8.35 London Philharmonic Orchestra 8.39 Audrey Holdgate, soprano 8.51 The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra 9.0 Reserved 9.20 Weather report | 9.25 Albert W. Ketelbev's Concert Orchestra 9.33 Frank Titterton, tenor 9.39 Plaza Theatre Orchestra 9.17 Essie Ackland, controlto 9.53 Ketelbev's Concert Orchestra 10.0 Music, mirth and melody 4YA DUNEDIN. 8.0 Dad and Dave 8.15 Pinto Pete in Arizona 8.30 The Rich Uncle from Fiji 8.42 The Hawaiian Sercnaders 8.51 Bert Hirsch'ts Novelty Dance Orchestra 9.0 Reserved 9.20 Weather report 9.25 The Grinke Trio 9.37 Hcinricli Schlusnus, baritone 9.49 The Boyd Neel String Orchestra 10.0 Dance music

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10th IYA AUCKLAND. 8.0 Rosario Bourdon Symphony Orchestra 8.10 James Hoskins, baritone 8.22 Pinero, violin , 8.31 Margaret Gerrand, girl soprano in a recital of songs 8.43 Rosario Bourdon Symphony Orchestra 8.49 The Melody Five, male vocal 9.0 Reserved 9.20 Weather report 9.25 Anton and the Paramouna Theatre Orchestra 9.31 The Roosters' Concert Party 9.40 Sandy Powell and his Mouth Organ Band 9.46 C. B. Cochran, compere, assisted by Janet Joyce, Edw. Cooper and Ray Noble 9.54 Harry Robbins, xylophone 10.10 Dance music 2YA WELLINGTON. 8.0 Look aiid Listen 9.0 Reserved 9.20 Weather report 9.25 Old-time dance music by the 2YA Old-lime Dance Orchestra 10.10 Continuation of old-time dance 3YA CHRISTCHTJRCH. 8.0 Albert Sandler and his Orchestra ■8.11 Richard Tauber, tenor 8.15 One Good Deed a Day 8.30 The Sunee Virtuosos 8.3(1 Dan Sullivan's Shamrock Band 8.43 The Scott-Wood Novelty Players 8.49 Gladys Monerieff, soprano 8.52 Frank Westfield's Orchestra 9.0 Reserved 9.20 Weather report 9.25 Hollywood Cavalcade for 1939 10.30 Dance music 4YA DUNEDIN. 3.0 Light ballad and orchestral concert 8.8 lan Macpherson, baritone S.lB The Orchestra H. 38 Dora Labbette, soprano

8.50 The Orchestra 9.0 Reserved 9.20 Weather report 9.25 Dance ijiusic 10.0 Sports summary 10.10 Dance music SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11th 4YA DUNEDIN. 8.15 Selected recordings 8.30 Joan Dowding, piano 8.40 Talk by the Rt Hon the Prime Minister: "New Zealand's Problems as I See Them" 9.0 Reserved 9.20 Weather report 9.25 London Symphony Orchestra 3YA CHRISTCHURCH. 8.15 Selected recordings 8.130 Boston Orchestra J 8.31 Thomas West, tenor j 8.40 Talk by the Prime Minister 9.0 Reserved 9.20 Weather report 9.25 Music from the Theatre 10.45 Close of normal programme.; Dui'ing the war, this station will be on the air t r 11 12 midnight 2YA WELLINGTON. 8.15 Selected iccordings 8.30 State Opera Orchestra 8.40 Talk by the Prime Minister 9.0 Reserved 9.20 Weather report 9.25 Leopold Stolcow.ki and his Phil adelphia Orchestra 9.29 W. Roy Hiii, tenor 9.42 Wanda LandowsKn, harpsichord 9.52 De Svenske, famous Swedish Male Chorus 9.50 London Philharmonic Orchestra IYA AUCKLAND. 7.45 Selected recordings 8.15 Organ recital 8.40 Talk bv the Prime Minister 9.0 Reserved 9.20 Weather lvport 9.25 Her Shop 10.30 Close ol' normal programme