RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 15 June 1933, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMME

THURSDAY, JUNE 151*. IYA AUCKLAND. 7.0: News ana reports 7.30: W.E.iA. session, R. M. Richmond, 8.A., ‘The Development of Political Ideas ; (o) Th? Contemporary Sce’Jie : ‘Liberalism and Democracy.' ’ 8.8: Auckland Commercial Tra.v e l_ ‘ler,3 and Warehousemen’s Choir, “Wet Sheet . iiid a Flowing Sea”; “Lead Kindly Light.” 8.22 : The Choir, “Hanging Johnny” ; “.■Shenandoah” ; “G'ear the Track, Let the Bullgine 'Run.” 9.2: Talk, Arthur Ross, “Machinery —Friend or Foe.” 9.32: Recording, Bijou Accordion Band “The Happy Whistler.” 2YA WELLINGTON. 7.0: JTew e and reports. (2YQ Auxil-1 iajy, 1010 kc. After-dinner Music ) i 7.39 ; W.E.A. session, W. B. Ohver, M.Sc., “Our Biological Environment— Country.” 8.0: Overture, Concert Orchestra, “Mari tan a.” 8.14 : Bass-barito'ne with orchestra, Trevor Thomas, “West Sussex Drinking Song” ; “The Company Sergeant (Major.” 3.40: Lecturette, L. R. Palmer, M* A. Dip. Journalism, “Words and Their Ways.” 9.30: Soprano, Madame Winnie Fraser, “Moonlight”; ''‘Cradle 'SoUg”; “Just. You.” j

3YA CHRISTCHURCH. j 1 7.0: News and reports ! 7.40: Talk, D. >E. Parton, “Work of the Y.M.C.A.” : 8.0: Selected recordings. 8.10: Tenor, John McCormack, “Devotion.” I 8.29: Humour. Will Hay and his (scholars, “The Fourth Form at fit. Michaels.” j 9,2; Talk, A. J. Campbell, M.A., “Danzig and the Polish C°nrider.” j 9.27: Xylophone, Rudy Starita, ; “Dancing Tambourine.” > j 4YA DUNEDIN. j 7.0: News and reports." ■ 1 j 8.9: Vocal galop, solo and chorus, ' The lUTnnesingers. “Revel of the (Leaves” ; “Legend of the Kaatskills.” , 9.0: Talk, A. H. Williams, “Great - Men in the World of Literature"’ ; j “Oliver Goldsmith.” " j '9.27: .Selection, The Quintette, I “Barry of Barrymore.” “dr , 9.35: Dance music.