RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 14 February 1933, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMME

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY HUi. At 9.2 a resume of th? fourth test cricket match will be given from all YA stations. IYA AUCKLAND. 7.0: News aim reports. 8.0 : Selected recordings. B.S: Comedy, Ray Noble and His New Mayfair Orchestra, wKh John Henry, -There's A nolho r Trumpet playing in the Sky. - ’ 8.47 : Scott. Wood Accordion Quartet “E\.--ry Bay's u Ducky Day." 9.7:' Talk, E. J. Bror C. Muller, “The Danish Folk School and its B‘tlucnce on Farming and National Life.’ 10.0: Dance music.

2YA WELLINGTON. 7.0: News and reports. 7.40 : Lecturette Representative Agricultural i>eparnnent, "For the Alan on the Land.’’ 8.0 ; Selection, Frank Crowther’ s N°v. elty Orchestra, “The Pink Lady." 6.40; Lectmette, Mr Johannes CAndersen, “Early Tragedies m New Zealand History.” y.X: Surprise item. 9.22: Humour, Will Yate s , “A Day at the Bead.i.” 9,34: Song, 3 at the piano, Billy Hart, “Whistle and Blow Your' Blues Away,” “In a Little Street Where Old Friends Meet.”

9.44 • o° ncG >’ten Etude Quartet, “A Mellow Melodrama,”

3YA CHRISTCHURCH.

7.0: News and reports. 7.30: Dialogue, Messrs E. E.. Wiltshire and F. iQ. Fab'clough, “Story of the Garden.” 8.10': Contralto, Alice Vinsem, “Rich iLove,” “Tit for Tat.” 8.23 : English Concertina, Theo - and Frances 'Gunther with piano, “Beautiful Ohjo,” “The Pink Lady.” 9.17: Tenor, Mr T. E. ■ Wedt/ “A Dream,” “Maire My Girl.” •> . 9.22: Salon Trio (Violin, .MicstGladys Vincent), “In Old Vienna,” “TomNT’dd. ler.” ' • 9.30; Dance music. -v----3YA DUNEDIN. 7.0: News and reports. 1 8.0: Thirty minutes of recordings. 8.33: Tenor, E'. Paris, “Mountain-Lov-ers,” “In Late September.” 8.44; Humourous 'Sketch, th e Comediettas “Ag and Bert.” 9.2: ’ Talk, W. Carson, “Famous Trials.” ' " ' 9.17: Songs at the piano, Isa Duff. “Thy Beaming Eyes,” “Wild Rose,” “Slumber Song,” • •• •*