OVER THE AIR

Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20730, 14 February 1939, Page 10

OVER THE AIR

WIRELESS PROGRAMMES TO-NIGHT'S BROADCASTS 1YA Auckland.—7.o, Government and overseas news (from 2YA) ; 7.10, (approx.), News and reports, 7.30, Talk by the Gardening Expert, “Among the Vegetables; 3.0, (1\) The London Piano Accordion Band; *.5, (R) “Rich Uncle From Fill” (episodes 5 and *>) ; 8.18, Win and Windle tspeciality entertainers); 8.33, R) “Eb and Xeb” (the country storekeepers); S.'«2, Melodies bv the Buccaneers of the Pirate Ship Vulture; 8.34, I‘.) The London Piano Accordion Band; 0.0, Weather report and station notices; 0.3. Talk. “The International Labour Conference Organisation fit Geneva, Dealing with the Constitution. Procedure and How Business is Done.’’ By a New Zealand Representative to the International Labour Conference at Geneva —Mr .lames Thorn. M.P.; 0.23, Dance music: 11.0. Close down. 2YA Wellington. —7.o. Government and overseas news; 7.10 (approx. : News and reports; 7.28. Time signals; 7.30. Talk, arranged for farmers by the Department of Agriculture: 7.i0. Talk by Motoring Export, “Useful Motoring Notes”; 8.0. Chimes. “Music of the Bohemians.” a programme featuring compositions of Anton Dvorak, Frederick Smetana ond Zdonko Fibich. (R j Berlin State Opera Orchestra; 8.7, R Jarnrla Novotna Bohemian prima donna) ; 8.10, P. Czech Philharmonic Orchestra; 8.14. B Sir George Henschel (baritone : 8.17, (R, The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; 8.23, ,H. Jarmila Novotna soprano); 8.28, B Berlin State Opera Orchestra; 8.40, R Talk. S r Thomas Wilford. “Personal ties I Have Met” (1); 9.0, Weather report and station notices. A programme featuring Viola Morris and Victoria Anderson. English

vocalists; 9.5, Viola Morris and Victoria Anderson present a recital of vocal duets and solos; 9.30, (R Myra Hess (piano and orchestra, conducted by Walter Goehr; 10.2, Music, mirth and melody; 11.2, Close down. 3YA Christchurch.—7.o, Government and overseas news from 2YA ; 7.10, News and reports; 7.33, Book review by Miss G. M. Glanville; 8.0. Chimes. (R) “Soldier of Fortune,” written for radio by Edmund Barclay, and presented by James Raglan; 8.29, (R) Dajos Bela Orchestra; 8.35, “Here’s a Queer Thing”; 8.48, Gleb Yellin’s Gipsy Orchestra; 9.0, Weather forecast and station notices; 9.5, (R) Interview with Mr Gerald Backhouse and Mr Ted Best, two outstanding Australian athletes, who toured New Zealand recently; 9 20, “Music at Y’our Fireside”; 9.34, “Frank's Personal Servant” (Japanese houseboy); 9.48, “The Nigger Minstrels”; 10.0, An hour of dance music by the bands of Jack Harris, Hal Kemp and Ted Weems, with interludes by Bing Crosby and Connie Boswell; 11.0, Close down. 4YA Dunedin.—7.o, Government and overseas news from 2YA : 7.10, approx.) : News and reports; 8.0. Chimes. B The Grand Symphony Orchestra; 8.10, R) The Norsemen (male quartet ; 8.13. (R The Hawaiian Serenaders; 8.23. R George Van Dusen yodelling : 8.28. R Reginald Dixon (organ ; 8.34, R Te Mauri Meihana (soprano ; 8.57. R Primo Scala ond his Accordion Band; 8.40, R) Talk by Mr R. B. Cooper, formerly of the N.Z. Lighthouse Service, “Life at a Lighthouse”; 9.0. Weather report and station notices; 9.3, R Munn and Felton's Works Band; 9.11, Raymond Beatty Australian bass-baritone ; 9.24. (R Massed Brass Bands: 9.30, R “Eb and Zeb” (the Country Storekeepers); 9.39. B, Grand Massed Brass Bands; 9.43. Heather Kinnaird Australian contralto ; P. 37, R Grand Massed Brass Bands: 10.0, M-rsic, mirth and melody; 11.0, Close