RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 28 July 1933, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMME

FRIDAY, JULY 28th

IYA AUCKLAND. 7.0 : Nows ana report*. 7.30 ■ Sports talk 8.9: Bass-baritone, Mr Albert Gibboms Taylor, '/Trotting to the Fair”; '“Because T Were Shy.” 8.22; Humour, Mr Alan McElwajn, “The Intro.” 8.37 : 'Recording, Prince Ivaki and his Hawaiian Serenaders, “Play F. cl die, Play” ; Rov Smock T,nd his Vita Trio, “Just an .Echo in the Valley." 9.2 ; Talk, Mr L. W. DoJph, ''.Some •Eastern Cities: 'Cairo.' 11 9 21; Serenade, M,ai'el(e Sextet, “Baby’s Sweetheart” ; ‘'Sccretts.” 2YA WELLINGTON. 7.0: Newg ana reports (2YC Auxiliary, 1010 k.c.. After-dinner Music.) 7.40; Lecturette, Mr J. W. Fergic, "The People’s Railways.” 8.0: Selection. Concert- Orchestra, “Chu Chin Chow.” 8.10: Selected recordings. 8.40: Lecturette, Mr O. C. Mazengarb, “Legal Humour.” 9.2: Selected recordings. 9.34: Dance programme 3YA CHRISTCHURCH. 7.0 : News and ' import*. 7.38; W.E.A. talk, G. Jobbers. M.A., “Pacific Geography—‘The Pacific Islands.’ ” 8.0; Selection. )Salon Orchestra, “Cabaret- Givi.” 8.12: Mezzo-soprano, Lucy Full wood, “The Wind” ; "Can’t Remember.” 8.30; Special recordings, 9.2: Received. 9.35: 'lrigh comedy sketch, Jimmy ;o’Dea and VRa'niy O’Donovan, “The Waiter.”

9.38: Fantasy, Salon Orchestra, “Three Bears ”

4YA DUNEDIN.

f.O: New* and report*

7.30 : W.E.A- Session, Geo. McCracken, “Charles ,Dickons— ‘Dickens’ Place in Literature.’ ”

'8.0; Recording, Roy Fox and his band, “Fox Favourites.” 8.15: Popular selection, the Ambassadors Band, "Millions of Ivisses”: “Love is the Sweetest Thing”; “Paradise.”

8.25: Humourous recital, Lester Moller, "Horticulture in the Home.” 9.2; Talk. N. S. . Woods. M.A--“Famous Maori Chiefs, ‘Te Waharoa.’ ’’ 9.31: Th e Ambassadors Band, “My tweeter Than Sweet” ; ; “Here Lies Love”; “Cnbatn Love Song.”