RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 21 September 1933, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMME

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st. IYA AUCKLAND. 7.0: News -and reports. (li'X, 000 kilocycles, after-dinner music) 7.30 : W.E.A, session : Mr D. W. F-aigan, tVI.AI., “Some 20th Century Novelists : ‘John Galsworthy.’ ” 8.0 ; Recording, Debroy Somers’ B nd, “Rigccetto Ramblings.” 8.5: Special presentation of 8.8. C. recorded musical comedy, “Postman’s Knock.” 9.2: Talk Mr G. O’Halloran, “Some Ancient Castles: ‘Harlech.’” 9.28: Recording, the Catl Rosa Opera Company, vocal selections from “Carmen.”

2YA WELLINGTON. 7.0: News and reports (2YC Auxiliary, 1010 kc After-dinner music.) 7.30 : W.E.A', session, Mr A. D. McIntosh, M.A., “Libraries, Ancient and Modern—National Library Systems.” 8.0: Selected recordings. 8.2: New Ma.yfai r Orchestra, “Music in the Air.’’ 8.14 : Max Hester, “Crazy Commentaries” ; “Pancake Tuesday Throughout the Empire.” 8.32: Duet, Mellow and Rich, “Sweetheart Waltz Songs*” 8.40; Lecturette, Mr W. W. Bird, M/A., “Some Beauties of the Maori ■Language.” 9.2 : Special presentation; Mr Will Yates presents the Higgins Family in a music hall memeii.o. ' 3YA CHRISTCHUROH. 7.0; News and reports 8.0; Frank Westfield’s Orchestra, “Our Miss Gibbs.” 8.14: Violin solos, Edith Lorand,, “Minuet in G”; “Solum Rosmarin.” 8.22: Fifteen minutes of mountain music, 9.2: Talk, Mr A. G- Thompson, “Songs That Will Never Die.” 9.17; Twenty minutes with the Hikers. 9.45; The International Singers, “Are Maria.”

4YA DUNEDIN. 7.0.: News and reports. 8.0; 'Selection, . Concert Orchestra, “Norma.” • 8.13: Bass with orchestra, F. E. Woods, “Asleep in the Deep”; “I Did not Know.” 8.33; Novelty recording, "Aetna) Bong of Nightingales and Canaries” ; “A Chorus of Woodland Birds from Karl Reich's; Alviary, Bremen.” 9.2: (Reserved. 9.25: Waltz, Concert Orchestra. '“Chantilly.” ? 9.30; Dance music.