OVER THE AIR

Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20742, 28 February 1939, Page 3

OVER THE AIR

WIRELESS PROGRAMMES TO-NIGhT’S BROADCASTS. IYA Auckland. —7.o, Government and overseas news (from 2YA); 7.10, approx.), News and reports; 7.30, Talk by the Gardening Expert, “Peaches and Nectarines”; 8.0, Nolan Rafferty (piano-accordion); 8.7, (R) “The Rich Uncle From Fiji" (episodes 9 and 10) ; 8.19, (R) “A Pleasant Quarter-Hour in the Homestead on the Rise”; 8.32, (R) “Eb and Zeb” (the Country Storekeepers); 8.41, (R) Melodies by the Buccaneers of the pirate ship Vulture; 8.54, Nolan Rafferty (piano-accordion) ; 9.0, Weather report and station notices; 9.5, (R) Talk; “Rearmament and the Future,” Mr H. V. Hodson, Editor of “The Round Table”; 9.20, 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; 7.40, Talk by Motoring Expert, “Useful Motoring Notes”; 8.0, Chimes. Music from the Theatre: “Memories of the Ballet” (No. 4); 8.21, Music representative of the American Negro; 8.24, New Light Symphony Orchestra; 8.40, (R) Talk; Sir Thomas Wilford: “Personalities I Have Met” (3) ; 9.0, Weather report and station notices; 9.5, (R) Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Bruno Walter; 9.26, (R) Royal Choral Society and the London Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by' Dr. Malcolm; 9.34, (R) Jean Pougnet (violin) and Symphony Orchestra, conducted by G. Walters; 9.42, (R) Felicie Huni-Meihacsek (soprano) ; 9.46, (R) Berlin Grand Symphony Orchestra; 10.0, Music, mirth and melody; 10.28, Time signals; 11.0, Close down. 3YA Christchurch. —7.o, Government and overseas news (from 2YA) ; 7.10, News and reports; 7.20, Talk: Mr O. W. B. Anderson, “The National Dahlia Show”; 7.35, Talk under the auspices of the Canterbury Manufacturers’ Association: Mr H. A. Ford. “Cosmetics, Their Ingredients and Manufacture”; 8.0, Chimes. (R) “Soldier of Fortune”—written for radio by Edmund Barclay and presented by James Raglan; 8.27, (R) New Mayfair Orchestra, Gilbert and Sullivan selection; 8.35, “Here’s a Queer Thing”; 8.48, Lew White (organ), Waldo Mayo (violin) and Theodore Celia (harp) ; 9.0, Weather and station notices; 9.5, (R) Talk: Rev. B. T. Butcher. “Cannibals and Culture”; 9.20, “The Old-Time TheAyter”; 9.33, “Music at Your Fireside”; 9.47, “The Nigger Minstrels”; 10.0, An hour of modern dance music by the bands of Count Basil, Jimmy Lunceford and Ella Fitzgerald and her Savoy Eight, with interludes by the Spencer Trio, and Fats Waller and his Rhythm; 11.0, Close down. 4YA Dunedin. —7.o, Government and overseas news (from 2YA) ; 7.10, (approx.), News and reports; 7.30, (R) Talk by Mr J. B. Perrin, a coach of the National Council of Swimming and Life Savin-g; 8.0, Chimes. (R) Erhard Bauschke and his Orchestra; 8.8, (R) Choir of the Red Army of the U.S.S.R.; 8.11, (R) Will Kalinka (vibraphone); 8.14, (R) The Light Opera Company; 8.22, (R) Gino Bordin (guitar) ; 8.25, (R) Fernando Orlandis (tenor) ; 8.28, The Lang Worth Gauchos; 8.40, Talk by Mr Angus Ross, “A Possible Emigrant Looks at New Zealand in 1839”; 9.0, Weather report and station notices; 9.5, (R) Foden’s Motor Works Band; 9.14, (R) Gracie Fields (comedienne) ; 9.20, (R) The Robert Hood Bowers Band: 9.32, (R) “Eb and Zeb” (The Country Storekeepers) ; 9.41, (R) Massed Brass Bands; 9.47, Reginald Dixon (organ) ; 9.53, (R) Foden’s Motor Works Band; 10.0, Music, mirth and melody; 11.0, Close down.