RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 20 June 1933, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMME

.TUESDAY, JUNE 20th. IYA AUCKLAND. 7.0; News ana reports 7.20; Talk, ‘‘Our Book Reviewer”— “Book Review.” 8.0: Selected recordings 8.8 ; Violin, S-’scha Jaoob'sen, "To a Wild Rose.” 8.15 : Karp, Mildred Dilling, “An Springbrunnen.” 8.32: ’Cello, Bram Martin, "The Flowers of the Forest.” 8.39: Scott Wood Accoirdion Quartet "That Old Faded Rose.” 9.2: Talk, Professor R. M. Algie, “A Visit to the Buried Village of Pompeii.” 9.47 ; Tommy Handley and Company, “The Disorderly Room.” 10.0: Dance mueK. 2YA WELLINGTON. 7.0: New*? and reports. (2YQ Auxiliary, 1010 kc. Aftei-dinner Music ) 7.40; Talk, Hon. E. A. Ransom, Minister of Lands, “Th© Improvement of Wool Quality.’' 8.0: Selection, Frank Crowther’s Novelty 'Orchestra, "Gems from Sullivan's Famous Operas.” 8.10: Relay from the Town Hall of half hour of Maori concert,

j 8.40: Lecturette, F. M. Renner, j ‘ ‘Wanderlust,” j 9.24: Xylophone, S. Bernard, "Teddy j Bears' Picnic” ; waltz, Novelty Orchestra, ‘‘Over the Waves”; trumpet, D, Colvin, "Rose of Tivlee.” 3YA CHRISTCHURCH. 7.0: News ana reports 7.30; Talk, S. L. Wright (under the arts pices of the Canterbury Manufacturers’ Association) ‘‘Aspects of the Leather Industry.’’ 8.0: Presentation from the studio of special "Waterloo” anniversary .programme). '9.30; Dance mucie, 4YA DUNEDIN. 7.0: News and report*. '■* 7.30: W.E.A. session, Dr C.-, iE. Hercus, Professor of Bacteriology, “Studies in Public Health—Food S u PPty in a‘Modern .State,” 8.0: Thirty minutes of recordings 8.46: Recording (novelty humour), Jack Payne and exclusive artists, "Jack Payne’s Party.” . 9.2: Talk, David H. Graham, F.Z.S., "The Domestic Affair of the gea Dwellers.” , . ;,r ‘- 9.25: ) Val .and Jackie Duo (j entertain, J