RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 25 July 1933, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMME

TUESDAY, JULY 26th. IYA AUCKLAND. 7.0: News ami report* 8.0; Half-hour of Empire : music. 8.34: 'Selected recordings. 8.47: Soprano, Lotte Lehmann, “7 Ship Across the Billows” ; ‘‘There is Single. Blossom.” 8.52; Eat Shilkret and his. Orches tra, “Hollar Princess.” 9.2: Talk, the Hon. Si r Janies Parr, iM.L.C., “Why Does London Fascinate (New Zealanders?” 10.0: Dance music 2YA WELLINGTON. 7.0: News an<, reports (2YO Auxiliary, 1010 kc. After-dinner Music > 7.40: Lecturette, Representative Agricultural Department, ‘‘For the Alan ! oh the Land.” 8.0: 'Selection, f rank: Crowfher’s Novelty Orchestra, “Billie.” 8.16: Song scena, “River Stay ’Way From iM.v Door.” 8.4-2: Mor-ceau, Novelty ''Orchestra, “A Spring 'Festival in, Old Japan” ; xylophone, Mr S. Bernard, “Colonel 1 Bogey," j ! 9;22 i Songs at the piano, Mies -Muriel ’ | Johns, ‘‘Please”; “Home of My j Dreams.” j ' 9.44; Recording, International Ac-• cordlon Band, "Auf Wie-dersehon, jMy iDeaft'”; “Back Again to Happy-Go Ducky Days,” j 3YA CHRISTCHURCH. ! 7.0; News and reports. 7.30; Talk, E. E. Wiltshire, “Books of the Month,” j 1 8.14 : Elaine Moody’s Hawaiian Trio, • ‘‘Play Fiddle Play” ; “Please.” 1 | 1 8.20 : Soprano, Airs Lucy O’Brien, j' “Believe Ale, if all Those Endearing i Young Charms”; “Land of the Long 1 Ago.” " . \‘ 8.29: Humour, George Titchenor, “Major-Gener-al Bogey.” ' 9.2: Reserved. ,r J ' 9.17: .Hawaiian Ti'io, “Just -an\Ech-o j ( in the Valley” ; “Here Lies Love.” ' -. j ! 9.30 • Dance music. - : . ■ J i 4YA DUNEDIN. _ »•- 1 7.0': News ; ana report*, ..'V 1 7:30; W.'E.A. -session, Prof.dT.’ D. * Adfam s) ■ “Ancient Greek Drama : f ‘Euripides.’ ** ' ( 8i0: Thirty minutes of recordings. 8.30: March and waltz, Kajkorai Band, “Under the Double Eagle” ; “Grace and. Beauty.” 9.2: Talk, -Martin F. Cock,, .“The Romance of the British Cathedrals.”, 9.33: Selection, the Band, ' “Barcarolle.” l