RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 24 April 1933, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMME

MONDAY, APRIL 24th

7.0 : News ‘and reports.

IYA AUCKLAND

7.30: Agricultural (Talk, ’ LMr (W. lexahder, “Winter .Feeding.”. ' B.9Quartet, New ZeaL.nd Four, Tot pound d r Old English M I-dies” ; Two. Flies.”* 8.16 : .Recording. - •(impersonator), iorence Desmond, “A Hollywood .'arty.” 9.2: Reserved. 9.28; ’Recording, Florrie Forde. olist Like th-e ivy, i’ll Cling to You.’ ogan, Sydney Torch, “Isn’t it Roimanuc.” , -

9.47: Spanish march, the Orchestr;

Sangre Tojera.”

2YA WELLINGTON.

7.0: Newts and reports. (2YC Auxi ;uy, 1010 kc'. After-dinner Music.) 7.40 : Lee.turette, Our Book Review*’ Books—Grave and Gay.”

(8.8: Elocution, , J., F., (Montagu F;' geraid’s Speech”; “The May 11 Flesh.”

8. : Recording, Band »' HAL Toy4.iHorsse Guards, ‘‘Shamrock Land.” 8.41; Lecturette, Chae. Ei Wheeler, Th,e Transport , Revolution—Qcean Cruising ; Luxury Read Travel; British fiaiilways Fight'JOj* Life > On the Foot p ate of. the ‘Flying Scotsman.’ ” lO.O; Dance music.

3YA CHRISTCHURCH.

7.0: News aild reports 7.35 : W.E.A. *. Session, Mr J. Johnson, M.A., “Social Psychology.” . 8.0: March, WooLston Brags B an( L “Indomitable”-; Overture, “If I ; Were King.” ‘

8.16: Recording, organ, Car,! Tamm The Green Heath.” 8.41 : Baritone, "J. H. Cocks,- “'Son; of the Torrent”; “Omvca’d.” ,9.3 Reserved’ . 0.23: . Soprano, Estelle Burnard “Flower of My Heart” ; “Yo.u r Song” “Come and see the -Roscg.” ; 9.44; Selection, th e B-and, “Old. English Sea Songs.”, .. . ~ i •

,4YA‘ DUNEDIN. . 7.0: News «n4-'reports. . 7i30 ; -Music l- Tx>vejs’ ...Competition (sth of (series). ■ . '.= . ; . 8.0 : '• Selected recordings 8.0;, Overture, 'Symphony Orchestra, “Flying Dutchman.”. 1 B.s2.Humour, Leslie Holmes, “There’s a Ghost iin Our House.” 2.2: Talk, Adlan G. B-.-Fleher/M.-A., “Th& World Economic Conference.” 9147: ; Descriptive . vocal selections, Charles Gottorn and.. party, “An Oldtime (Siiig Song.’ *’ 10.0: Dance Music).