TODAY’S RADIO

Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 201, 23 May 1944, Page 3

TODAY’S RADIO

• x 4 k 7e’!Hnd Cr '5 l Jffi7B 1 B:c Al O?chestni’ MP News " *6 L 5: With Australians in BriX <US: Starlight. Frances Day evue star 7.0: Radio Newsreel- “ Australia, “In a Friendly " 4L Pro: gr .^ , V ie Xn'ln B ton.-6.0. 7.0, 7.45 8.45: News.’ 9.0: Correspondence Scboo, p S lai 1 ai. b |' J .g’ Session. <_».!•»: Nc«fe« c .» fl . i.. on > SO: Elenor Roberts (sopyuno). xiorris (violin), Molly '' r 'gh < eell“) an 1 Dorothy Browning (piano . J.O. Newsre . It.-W: "Elgar ami His Xns e, 10 to. 1 rom tin: Boys Overseas. 11.0. tons. n-o. Close down. .. . x non. a;. ;:YC. Welllnßlon.-XO: Variety, b.eo. » r Force Signals. «.O: “Caravan, U.S.A, programme. P.:m: Air I ' ar ’ e , 2YI). Wellington.-..’JI: Dr. Jcio 11 and to. Ilvde" SO: “Blind Man’s House. 8-’5- Musical Digest. 11.2 ’’Man in the Dark.” 9.;lii: Night Club. . IYA Auckland.—lo.2(l: “The Music of Doom.’" 10.55: Health in the Home, too: Gardening. 7.30: "Verse and Style, B production. 8.0: "Starlight,” Stanley Hollowav. S.H: "The Lady of the Heather. S.4o:'“TlH‘ Woman Without a Name. 9.ud: Fashions Melody. 3YA, Christchurch.—lo.o: “HavenshOL. 10.55: Health in the Home. 7.1.): Book Review. 7.30: “Pad and Dave.” 8.0: •’Girl of the Ballet.” 8.25: Martin Wlniata and His Music. 8.45: 4 Gus Gray, Newspaper (Correspondent. 9.25 Tommy Handley 8 Hall-hour. I YA. Dunedin.—in.4o World’s Great, Orchestras. 7.15: Winter Course Talk, ‘Keepimr Cool and Keeping Warm.” 7.37: St. KI Ida Band. 8.0: "Passport for A flams, Cairo.” U.S.A, programme. 9.33: Brains Trust, B.D.U. programme.