RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 24 February 1933, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMME

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24th

IYA AUCKLAND.

At 9 p.in. a resume of the fifth, test England v. Australia will be given from all YA etatiisns. 7.0: News and reports. 7.30; Sports talk. 8.9 ; Baritone, Arthur B. iSong Cycle, “To Julia” (parts 1 and 2). 8.22: Alan McElwaiii, “S°me Humour.” 8.49: Popular Songs, Jack Davey’s “D'ibah,” J'Do .Something,” “Sweethearts for Ever.” 9.7: Talk, Julius Hogben, “M°re Historical Curiosities of the Taw.” 9.44: Popular SCngs, Jack Davey’s Trio, “Connie’s Eyes,” “When Yuba Plays th e Rumba on th e Tuba,” “I Ain’t Got Nobody.” 9.53; Soprano, Patricia McLeod, “My Mother Bids. ,M e Bind My Hair.” 2YA WELLINGTON. 7.0: News and reports. 7.40 : Lecturette, \y. A. Sutherland, Secretary Wellington AutomobUe Club, “Roads and Motoring,” 8.0: Concert Orchestra, “Masaniello,” “In a Monastery Garden.” 8.12: Selected recordings. 8.42: Lecturette, E. W. Ackland, “The philosophy of Deafness " 9.30: Dunce music. 3YA CHRISTCHURCH. 7.0; News and reports. 8.14: Contralto, Mrs Tristram Wilcox. “Serenity,” “Heart of Gold.” 8.18: ISalon Orchestra, descriptive. “By Blue Hawaiian Waters.” 8.26: Baritone, Philip Wynne. Yorke, “Passee,” “The Whit© Dove.” 9.44: Salon Orchestra, Walt z S on g, “Parlez moi d’Amou r (Speak to m e of love). Foxtrot, “Looking on the Bright side ”

AY A DUNEDIN. 7.0: News ana reports During the evening portion of the Band ' Contest—A Grade; Second Test Selection—will be relayed from tlhe Town Hall. , ,: s 8.9: Soprano, Dorothy Sligo “Indian Dove Call,” : “Barney O’Hea.” 8.32 : ’ Xylophone, E. J. Andrews. “William Tell,” “Oft in the Stilly •Night.” . ‘9.17: Selection, The O'gfcet, . “Oh, Kay.” 9.27; Soprano, Do,rothy Sligo, “Blue Bells of Scotland,” “Ma Curly Headed Babby.” 9,42: Selection, The Octet, “No, No Nanette.”