RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 17 July 1933, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMME

MONDAY, .JULY 17th

IYA AUCKLAND. (.0: New.* 'alia reports 7.30; Agricultural Talk. ; 8.0 : Ke-elbey Concert Orchestra, “Chal Romano.” 8.12: Roy Fox and Band,/ “Fox Favourites.” ; 8.26: Original Marimba 'Band. Dance of the Tea Dolls.” 8.35: Billy Bennett, “The Detective.” 8.47: Piano, Victor Arden and Phil Ohman, "Faslnonette,” 8.50: Olive (droves and Maurice Elwin. “How Can You Say No” ;“Lets Put Out the Ligh.s.” 9.2 : Relay of wrestling match from the Auckland Town Hall. 2YA WELLINGTON. 7.0: .News ana reports. (2YC Auxiliary, 1010 k.e.. After-dinner Music.) 7.40 : Lecturette, Our Book Reviewer, “Books—Grave and Gay.” 8.0: Overture, Concert Orchestra. “The Merry Wives of Windsor.” 8.40 • Lecturette, Mi’s E. W. Kane, “Children Through the Ages—Children of Old Babylonia.” 9.2; Recording (vocal quartet), The “English Medley.” 9.24 : Bass, with orchestra, UArison Cook, “When * Maiden Takes Your Fancy”; “The Bandolero’' 10,0 1 Dajice programme . I BYA CHRISTCHURCH. 7.0 : News and reports. 7.35: W.E.A. talk, G. Jobberns, M.A ( -., “Pacific Geography : “Japan and China.” 8.0: March, the New Brighton i Municipal Band, ‘‘Merry and Bright” ; waltz, “Kentucky M00n..” ;8.19: Baritone, ‘Clau ' O’Hagan, “Captain Mac” ; “Red Devon by the 8.43: [Recording (humour), Scott and Whaley, “A Run with the Darktown Hunt.” , 9.3 : Reserved ■ . 9.18; Foxtrots, the Band, “TJnderaieadi the Arches”; “I Want to' CH n g to Ivy.” , ;* -9.37': A Dramatic, Sketch, “A Living Death.” •- 4YA DUNEDIN. 7.0; News and raports. 8.0; Selected recordings. '■ 8.15 : /Selections, the Ulster Amateur Flute Band, “Flying Eagle”; “Moygannon ” " 8.54: Selection, Emilio Colombo' and his Salon Orchestra, ‘‘Selection of Gipsy Airs.” - t

9.2: Talk, J. T. Paul, ‘landmarks in Otago History—‘The Coming Q&, the Ships.’” 9.40 ; ' Reserved. ; ; j. £ / 10.0: ‘Dance rhusie, •