RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 20 October 1933, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMME

FRIDAY, *OCTOB,EIR 20th. IYA AUCKLAND. 7.0: News .and reports. (IYX, 600 kilocycles, after-dinner music), 7.30:' Sports talk 8.0: Recording, selection, Mat'ek Weber and Orchestra, "] Pagliacco.'” 8.30: A Cornish Song Seen a, produced by J. M. Clark and Company, ■The Ffur,ai Dance.” 9.2; Talk, Mr John Harris, “Through •C un.-da : *(),i the Tramp in British Columbia.’” ‘ ! - 9.34 : Baritone, ‘Mr Robert Simmers, “My Captain” •, “I Love You More.'’ 9.41 : Recording, piano duo, “Follow Through.” 2YA WELLINGTON. 7.0: News and reports (2YO Auxiliary. 1010 ke After-dinner 7.45: Talk, “Carnival Highlights.” B.o* Selected recordings. 8.40: Leeturette, Dr A. D. Caibery. C.8.E.,. President, Association of N-Z-Art Societies, “Art Allied to Commerce.” 9.2; Selected recordings. 9.30; Dance music, 3YA CHRISTCHURCH. 7.0: News and reports, J 7.35: W.E.A. session, Mr Winstone Rhodes, M.A., “The English Novel of j the Last Century—‘Hard Times.’ ’’ i 8.0; Recording, Regimental Band of IT. iM. Grenadier Guards •"“Rigoletfo/' 8,14: Piano, .Warren, “Irish Tune from County 6ei'ryT” ' , 8.24: Violin, ~ Gladys. Vincent, “<)h a nt' Sans Paroles’’ in A,Minor.” 9.2: Reserved. ’ j 9.25: Contralto, Mr s Rex Wilkiais°n,' “Morning” ; “Lullaby.” J 9.59: Tenor, Thorpe Cherry, “Siciliana.” ; “IRose in the Bud” • “Thou Afrt So Like a Flower.” 4YA DUNEDIN. 7.0 : News and reports 7.30; W.E.-Y- session. Mr H. D. Skinner, Lecturer in Anthropology, “A Tour of the Maori Gallery in the Otago University Museum.” .■ .• . ... j 8.0; 'Programme by the Dunedin Orphans’ Club. ~ ,■■ 8.18: Xylophone with orchestra,Mr. W. J. Sinton, “Cjireus Gallop” j . "Parade of Tin Soldiers.”

8.41; Recital, Mir. H. Hunter, “The Appointment.”

9.2; Talk, Mr David Graham, F.R. C.S.. “The Domestic .Affairs of the. Sea Dwellers”—“A Day’, s Trawling i n Blueskin Bay and What We Caught.” 9.17; Novelty selection, the Orchestra. “Musical BmTseque on “Moonlight and (Roses’ ” j “Slidin’ Jim.”