RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 3 April 1933, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMME

MONDAY, APRIL 3rd

IYA AUCKLAND.

7.0: News ana reports 7.30; Agricultural Talk, Mr H. Woody ear Smith, “Permanent Pasture Mixtures.” 8.19; Novelty Instrumental, the Mati. Trio, “Deep Night” ; “Isa Lei” ■ “I’m Just a Vagabond Lover.” 8.36: Recital, Minna Mays, “Lor■ro me, Lorraine, Lore©” ; “Game of Life.” 8.50; Soprano, Reta MacCullay, “Summer’s a Pleasant Time” • “Jessie's Dream.” 9.2: Review of day’s play in match M.G.C. v. N.Z. by Captain E. W. Ballantine.

2YA WELLINGTON.

7.0 : New® and reports. (2YA Auxd iarv, 1010 kc. After-dinner Music.) 7.40: Lecturette, Mr J. W. Fergie “The People’s Railway.”

8.7: Baritone, Mr J. N. Good s on, “Th. e Sounds of Day are Still” j “Too Late.”

8.24: Soprano with orchestra, Miss Naomi Whalley, “Spring Awakening” ; “My Heart is a .Haven”; “Waiata Poi.” 8.41: Lecturette, Chas. E. Wheeler, “Wandering in Scotland; Romantic Edinburgh ; The Castle ■ Great War Memorial • Holyrood Palace ; St. Giles.”

9.3: Instrumental, Mr John Bishop i(piano), Mr George Ellwood (’Cello), “Foundations of Mugic— Italian.’’ 9.23: Selection (humour), Milton Hayes, ,l The Meanderings of Monty.” 10.0: Dance programme

3YA CHRISTCHURCH.

7.0: News ana reports. 7.35: W.E.A. Session, Mr J. Johnson, M.A., ‘‘Social Psychology.” 8.0: Woolston Brass Band, “Pomp and Circumstance No. 5.” 8.35: Humouresque, Band, “Keel

IRow.” 8.48: Recording; Whistler witfi orchestra, Margaret McGee, “The Call of the Angelus.” 9.2: Reserved. 9.17: Band, Barcarolle “A Lagoon Lullaby.”

4YA DUNEDIN

7.0: News and reports, 7.35 : Music Lovers’. Competition. 8.0: Selected recordings 8.13: Cornet, Jack Bacio.”

8.52: Humourous sketch, George Graves and Myleg Clifton, “The ’Ole in the Road.”

9.2 : Talk, Mr L. J. Cronin, “Foreign Affairs.”

9:37: Baritone, Lawrence I'ibbett, ‘‘Life is a Dream”; “Without a Song/’ 10:0: Daiice music.