RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 22 June 1933, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMME

THURSDAY, JUUE 23m]. 7.0: News aiiu reports IYA AUCKLAND. 7.30; W.E.A. session, R. M. Richmond, 8.A., “The Development ot Political Ideas ; (o) The Contemporary 'Scene 'The . Socialist Movement.’” 8.0; Selection, Chamber Orchestra, “This Year of Grace.” 8.33 : l’.'ano .recital, Lillian Quinn, "To the Spring”; “Hailing.” 9.2: Talk, Mrs Isobel M. C*nett, “The Countryside of England.” 9.32: Soprano, Qwenda Weir, “ ’Tis Snowing” ; duet, Gwenda Weir and Robert -Simmers, “Come. Silver Moon.”

2YA WELLINGTON. 7.0: New 6 and reports. (2YC Auxiliary, 1010 kc. After-dinner Music ) 7.30 : W.E.A. ression, W. B. Oliver, M.Sc.. “Our Biological Environment— Forest.” 8.0: iMa-rch, pqrt Nicholson Silver Band, “Old Comrades.” 8.32: Novelty, Port Nicholson Silver Band. “Whistling Farmer Boy.” 9.36: Reserved. 9.20; Songs at the piano, Muriel Johns. “Sitting by the Fire With You” ; “M Little Street Where Old Friends Meet ”

9.31: Recording (humour), Geo. Formby and his ukelele, "I Could Make a Good Living at That” • "Let's All Go To Reno.” 9,87: Waltz, Port Nicholson B an d, "Over the Waves.” 9.52: Selection, the Band, "Latest Popular Numbers.” 3YA CHRI3TCHURCH. 7.0; News ana reports 8.0; Selected recordings 8.10: Vocal gems. Student Prince Company, “The Student Prince.” 8.42 : Tenor, John McCormack, “Far Apart” ; “The Fairy Tree.” 9.3: Talk, Phyllis Hollow, ALA. “■Some Impressions of London.” 9.25 : Humour, Joe Hay man, “Cohen on Telephone Deportment.”

4YA DUNEDIN. 7.0: News and report* 7.40 : Talk, Rev. H. E. BeUhouse. “The League of Nations.” 8.0 : Programme featuring “A Night of Opera” presented by the Grand Opera. Club of Dunedin. 9.0: Talk, A. H. Williams, “Great Men in the World of Literature”; “Vo)taire.” 9.30; Dance music.