WIRELESS PROGRAMMES

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 2, Issue 122, 12 February 1940, Page 6

WIRELESS PROGRAMMES

Regular Sessions at YA stations 5 to G p.m.: Children's sessions; 6 to 7 p. ni. Dinner Music; 7 to 8 p.m: News and reports. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12th IYA AUCKLAND. 8.0 Out of the Silence 8.30 The Radio that Hitler Fears 8.4.3 Raven-shoe 9.0 Reserved 9.20 Weather report 9.25 Richard Crooks with the Balladecrs Quartet 9.31 Viennese Waltz Orchestra 9.39 Bloss Herron, soprano 9.42 The Belgrave Symphony Orchestra 9.48 Malcolm McEacliern,, bass 9.54 Orchestre Raymor.dc 10.0 Music, mirth and melodj-.

2YA WELLINGTON. 8.0 The NBS String Orchestra 8.12 Vera Martin, contralto 8.18 Sergei Rachmaninoff, piano 8.34 Vera Martin, control to 8.40 The NBS String Orchestra 9.0 Reserved 9.20 Weather report 9.25 Coronets of England 9.51 The Circle of Shiva 10.4 Dance programme. 3YA CHRISTCHftJRCH 8.0 Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards 8.13 Clem Williams, baritone 8.19 Band of the Royal Scots Greys 8.32 Eb and Zeb . 8.42 Band of Coldstream Guards 8.50 Danny Malone 8.5(> Wingate's Temperance Band 9.0 Reserved 9.20 Weather report 9.25 Lener String Quartet 10.0 Music, mirth and melody. 4YA DUNEDIN. 8.0 John Barbinolli'.s Orchestra 8.18 Emmy Bettendorf, soprano 8.30 Trio in G Major 8.46 The Thomas Church Choir 9.0 Reserved 9.20 Weather report 9.25 Flying High 9.51 Robinson Cleaver, organ 9.54 The Vienna Boys' Choir 10.0 Dance music.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13th IYA AUCKLAND. 8.0 Concert programme 8.4 One Good Deed a Day 8.17 Piccadilly on Parade Eb and Zeb 8.89 Nigger Minstrels 8.52 Walter Klisch Orchestra 9.0 Reserved 9.20 Weather report 9.25 Da nee music 2YA WELLINGTON. 8.0 The NBS String Orchestra 8.10 Julie Wcrry, soprano 8.20 Leslie Soilness, piano 3.35 The NBS String Orchestra 8.45 Ray T.rewern, tenor 8.55 The NBS String Orchestra 9.0 Reserved 9.20 Weat he r report 9.25 The BBC Symphony Orchestra 9.37 Hemrich Schlusnus, baritone 9.41 Berlin Philharmonic rOchcstra 3YA CHRISTCHURCH. 8.0 New Ma.vfair Orchestra 8.10 The Radio that Hitler Fears 8.24 Fireside Memories 8.38 Sil as Marner 8.52 Alfredo Campoli and hLs Salon Orchestra 9.0 Reserved 9.20 Weather report 9.25 Arthur Salisbury and his Savoy Hotel Orchestra 9.31 BBC comedy sketch: The Vicar's Concert Party 9.45 Raymond and ivis Band 9.51 Flanagan and Allen 9.57 Primo Sen la's Accordion Band 10.0 An hour of dance music. 4YA DUNEDIN. 8.0 The Band of the Republican Guard of France 8.10 Edna McLean,, soprano 8. Hi Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards 8.32 E!b and Zel> 8.41 Band of lI.M. Welsh Guards 8.47 Edn<\ McLean, soprano. 8.53 Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards '•. 0 Reserved 9.25 Those We Love 9.53 Singapore Spy 10.18 Music, niirtjh and melody

NEWS FROM DAVENTRY Reception, fiom Davcntry in the middle of the day is still unsatisfactory, and the broadcasts at 9.4." a.m. and 11.30 a.m. have not been renewed; but at the request of conn try listeners the recording of the bulletin heard at G a.m., -which lias been broadcast at 7 a.m.,. by National Stations, is to be repeated at 9 a.m., while Ihe Sunday timetable has been altered accordingly to make the following schedule applicable to every day of the week: G.O a.m. Full bulletin 7.0 a.m. Broadcast of bulletin recorded at G a.m. 9.0 a.m. Repeat of recording 12.150 p.m. Broadcast of recording of latest nC|\vs available 4.0 p.m. Full bulletin 6.15 p.m. Full bulletin" 9.0 p.m. Full bulletin 11.30 p.m. Full bulletin The four main National Stations will therefore remain on the air from G a.m., to 12 midnight.