RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 13 February 1933, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMME

MONDAY, FEBRUARY loth. At 9.2 a resume of tlm lourUt tcsl cricket match will h° given from fill YA stations. IYA AUCKLAND. 7.0: News ana reports. 7.30: Talk, W. Alexander “Lime.” 8.5 : Presentation of the Burlesque—- • Will It Come To Tlr.s ?” (sponsored b\ 'Ob I Say', Auckland. 9.7: Reserved. 9.34 : AI f Healy’s W'nter Garden O l ' hestra, “Round the Marble Arch,’ ••«?pri.n«r is Here Again.’’ 9.46: The Winter Gard e n Orchestra, •‘Goodnight Vienna,” “I Don’t Know Why,” “Deep in My Heart.”

2YA WELLINGTON. 7.0: News and reports 7.40 : Leeturette, Our Book Reviewer. "Books—Grave and Gay.” 8.23: Mezzo-soprano, M ; ks Annie T. Paul, “Ships that Pa.ss in the' Night,” “Thank God for a Garden.” '•■■.. 8.41 : Leeturette, Dr A. D. Carberry, C.8.E., President. N.Z. Association of Fin e Art Societies, “Art in Modern Life.” 9.7: Baritone, M. r Geoffrey College, “Brian of Gfsnaar,” “Requiem;” 9.19: Selection, Concert Orchestra, “The Bell e of New York.” • 10.0: Dance programme

3YA CHRISTCHURCH. 7.0: News and reports 7.30: Talk, Mr E. D. Brown, (under auspices /of Canterbury Manufacturers’ Association), “Our Vocational Aptitude.” 8.0 : March, New Brighton Municipal Band.,' The Liverpudlian.'’ ■ Waltz, “Gipsy Moon.” Pi!24; Humour, L. T. J. Ryan, “A “.Humorist on 'How to Become Expert, at 'Bridge.” ■".••'• 9.22: Waltz, Band, “‘Put Yo u r. Loving Arms Around Me.” Foxtrot; (“When t-lif Circus Comes to Town.” 4YA DUNEDIN. , / L 0: News and reports. ■ 8.0: Programm e of recordings featuring a fantasia—“ Flying Home in Easy Stages.”' . •'■ 9.2 : Talk, Mr J. T. Paul, “European Interests .in Northern Africa.”'. 10.3: Dance music.