RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 14 September 1933, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMME

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th. IYA AUCKLAND. 7.0: ' News and reports. (IYX, 600 kilocycles, after-dinner music). ! 7.20 : Talk (under the .auspices of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. - I 7.30 ; W.E.'A. . session: -Mr D. W. Faigan, /M.AI., “Some 20th Century! Novelists—Arnold Bennett. ’’ | 8.0 : Relay from the Auckland Town Hall of Bohemian Orchestra’s second concert of 1933 season, under the con- j ductorship of Mr Colin Mus ton ; 2YA WELLINGTON. ! I 7.0: News and reports (2YO Auxil- ■ iary, 1010 kc. After-dinner music.) 7.30; W.E.Af session, Mr A. D. MeJntosh, M.A., “Libraries, Ancient a.n« ‘ Modern—Library Service in America. ’ ■ 8.0: Selection, Frank Crowtner’s Novelty Orchestra, “Ballad Memories.” j 8.16; Organ, Mr H. Temple White,! “L© Soil’” ; .contralto, with organ, Mi s s ; Hilda Chudley, “Peace”; “June”; vio- j lilt and organ, “Berceuse.” j 8.40: Lectuvette, Mr AY. W. Bird, j M.A., “Old Time 'Maori Civilisation.” 1 9.2: Trumpet, D. Colvin, “Valley of j Laughter”; tango, Novelty Orchestra-j “Rio” ; xylophone, S. Bernard, “March Lorraine.” ! 19.18; Recording (humour), Leslie, Holmes, “Something Came and Got Me in the Spring”; “Me -and Mine avo doin’ Fine.” j 9,46:'(Recording (duet), A 1 and Pete. “Shuffle off to Buffalo” • Nick Lucas, “Picking the Guitar.”

3YA CHRISTCHURCH. 7.0: News and reports 7.35: Talk, Dr I. W. Weston, “Farm, Management Accounts ” 8.0- Selected recovdinofß. 8.10’: The International Singers, “Swing Along.” 8.30: Vocal duets, Garda Hall a nd George Baker, “Musical Comedy” selection. 9.2: Talk, Professor L. G. Pocock, “The Probable Date of the Next Big War.” 9.34: -Novelty Orchestra, “Tap Da n ce Medley.’’ 4YA DUNEDIN. 7.0 : News and reports. 7.0: Programme presented by a choir of mixed voices, under the direction of Dr V. E. Galway, city organist. 9.2: Reserved. 9.30; Dance music.