RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 18 May 1933, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMME

THURSDAY, MAY 18th

IYA AUCKLAND

7.0 : News and reports. 7.30; W.E.A. Session; R. A\ Mas oll , “The Development of Political ]doa s (a) Some ’Historical Elements ; ‘The •Rights of Man in America and France.’ ” 8.9; Baritone, Norman Day, ‘‘When Stars Greet Night.’’ 8.34: Duet, Madame, Cora Melvin and fNorman Day, “Sing a Song of Love” ; soprano, Madam© C°«i Melvin, “Only a Rose."

8.47: Novelty Instrumental, Barry Iligall’s Hawaiians, “Medley of Popular Airs’’ ; “Aloha -Sunset Land.'’ 9.2 : Talk, James Wylie, “The power of Persuasion.”

9.ul : Humour, J. B. FMayson “Sayings of Mrs Solomon.”

2YA WELLINGTON.

7.0: News and reports. (2YO Auxiliary, 1010 kc. After-dinner Music ) 7.30: W.E.A. Session.- p. L. Combs, M.A., "Glimpses of th e Eight e en-FOrtie s ■in New Zealand—The Maori and the Strong Arm of the Law,” 8.0: Belay from the concert chamber of the Town Hall of concert by the Wellington Male Voice Choir. Conductor, John Bishop.

3YA CHRISTCHURCH.

7.0: New* and reports

7.30: 'Musio Lovers’ Competitian (final of series), 8.0: Selected recordings. 9.3: Talk, Patrick L. C. Bell-Syer, ‘‘Diamond Fields’ (Romance—South-West Africa."

9.22: Baritone, John Morel, “The [Rose of Tralee.”

9.50; Light Opera Company, “High Society Blues."

4YA DUNEDIN.

7.0 : News and reports. 8.0: Concert by Signor Giovanni Stella and associated artists. 9.2: Talk, E. M. Joachim, ‘.“Plying from Bagdad to Teheran.” ■ 9.30: Dance music. 1 •’