RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 16 March 1933, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMME

THURSDAY, MARCH 16th. IYA AUCKLAND. 7.0; News and reports. 7.30; Talk, under the auspices of Uhe Workers’ Educational Association, Owen Jensen, L.A.8,, “Giants of German Music—Brahms.” 8.LI; Quartet, The Harinonisers, “Hush, Yo Honey, Hush” ■ “The Pro-

posal.” 8.43: Soprano, Gwladys Edwardes, “Over the Rim of the Moon” j “Ships of Arcady” ; “Beloved.” 9.2 : Talk, M r S. D. potter “Bird and Animal Life In and Around Auckland.”

9.30: Piano, Eric C. L. Bell, “Sonata dn A Major—Variations and Finale.” 9.55: Quartet, The lJarmonis«rs, “Ttie Low-Backed Car.”

2YA WELLINGTON.

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7.30; W.E.A. Session, Professor G. W. von Zedlitz, M.A.', “Th e Middle Ages and Ourselves—Mediaeval and Modern Contrasts.” 8.0; Chimes. Concert by the Wellington Municipal Tramways Band, (conductor, E. Franklin) and 2YA artists. 3YA CHRISTCHURCH. 7.0; News and reports. 8.0; 'Selected recordings, 8.17: Band of H.'M, . Coldstream Guards “The Bells of St. MMo.” j 8.36 ; Organ John Hussel, “Blue Dan. übe” waltz, j 8.45: Bells, Billy Whitlock, “Lullaby” , 9.3; Talk, Patrick L. C. BdU-Syer, “African Experiences.” ! 9.32: Mixed voices, Salon Group, \ “Kiss'Me Again.” 4YA DUNEDIN. 7.0; News ana reports. 8.15: Selection, The de Ros e Octet, “Mary.” 8.24; Humour, Lester F. . Mol'ler, “Horror on Wheels”—being the/first of a series of adventures of the Browne ! family of Suburbia.” ; j 8.30 ; Quartet, Regal Four, < “Ring j dem Bells” ; “A 'Hunting We, Will Go.’ 9.2; Reserved. ~ 9.30; Dance music.