RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 21 December 1933, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMME

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21

IYA AUCKLAND.

7.0 ; , News and reports

8.0: 'AI-evnativt concert programme from Station IYX, 880 la., until 10.-0

8.0; Selection, Studio Orchestra, “Lilac Time.” 8.16 : Madame Cora Melvin and Mr Norman Day, “Rose of my Heart.” 8.48: Mr Neman Day, baritone, ‘‘The Glory of the ‘Sea.” 8.54; Recording, Massed Military [Band, “If I were King.” 9.2; Illustrated calk, Mr Arthur E. Wilson, “Highways and Byw a ys in Music : The Romance of the Carol.” 9.30: Recording, de Gr°ot Orchestra, “En Sourdene.” 2YA WELLINGTON. 7.0; News and reports. 7.40: Talk, “The Overseas League.” 8,0: Alternative concert programme from Station 2YC, 840 kc. 8.0: Frank Crowther’s Novelty Orchestra, “No, No, Nanette.” 8.10: The Me’lodie Five, quintette's, “The Yeoman’s Wedding Song”; “Mosquitoes.” 8.16; Novelty Orchestra, “Schon fßosmarin”; “Tell me To-night” ; xylophone, “Popular Songs of not so Long 'Ago.” 8.25: Bass solo, Mr W. W. Marshall, “The Flora! Dance” ; piano novelty, Mr Bert Burton, “Hiawatha’s Lullaby.” 8.40: Leetu-rette, • Mr A. Gibbs,, 1M.1.E.E., “TheHFading of. Broadcast Signals.” ■ "evo;:- . v.-,; 9.2 : SpeciaT'dramatisation of Chiles Dickens’ famous - story “A Christmas 'Carol.’’

3YA CHRISTCHURCH. ' 7.0 : News and reports. 7.35 : Talk, Mr E. W. -Hullett, M-Sc, “Chemical Composition of Pastures.” 8.0 : Selected recordings. 8.31 : Tenor recital, .John .McCormack, “A Pair of Blue Eyes”; “Adeste Fideles” ; “Th, o Irish Emigrant.” 3.57: Waltz, “Jolly Follows.” 9.2: Talk, Dr James Hight, “Christmas Through the Afees.” 9.40; Humour, Sandy Powell, “Sandy at the Derlby.” - 4YA DUNEDIN 7.0: News and reports. 8.0: Special programme: “Christmas 'Music.” 9.2; Talk, Rev. Hugh Graham, “Tale« of the Klondike—‘Christmas in the Yukon.’”' 9.30: Dance music.