OVER THE AIR

Waikato Times, Volume 127, Issue 21188, 10 August 1940, Page 12 (Supplement)

OVER THE AIR

RADIO PROGRAMMES TONIGHT’S BROADCASTS IYA Auckland (660 Kilocycles).—7.o. Official news service; 7.10, news and reports; 7.30, topical war talks from tin li BC (National broadcast); 8.0, conceri programme, Featuring- the choir of the Auckland Choral Society, conducted by Colin Musion, with Instrumental inter ludes; g.u, Daventry news; 9.10, Dominioi and district weather reports and station notices; 9.15, variety, featuring: Grach Fields, Carl Carlisle, Gertrude Lawrenci and Louis Levy and his Orchestra; 10.0. sports summary; 10.10, dance music. 11.0, Daventry news. (During- the war, the station will be on the air until is? midnight.). 2YA Wellington (570 Kilocycle*).— 7.0, Official news service; 7.10, news an; reports; 7.28 to 7.30, time signals; 7.30, Topical War Talks from the BBC; 8.0 “ Krazy Kapers ”; 8.30, Jeanette Mac Donald and Nelson Eddy present song from some of their film successes; 8.39 “Band Waggon?’; 8.57, “(Babes in Arm-s ” Selection; 9.0, Daventry news 9.10, Dominion and district weather re ports and station notices; 9.15, old-tinv dance music by the 2YA Old Time Dane Orchestra, conducted by Frank Crowthei io.o, sports summary; 10.10, continua Don of old-time dunce; 11.0, Daventr: news. (During the war the station wll remain on the air until 12 midnight.) 3YA Christchurch (720 Kilocycles).— 7.0, Official news service; 7.10, news am' reports; 7.30, topical war talks from th BBC; s.o, official opening or the New Zea land Industries Fair by the lion. D. C. .Sullivan, Minister of Industries and Com mcrco; 9.0, Daventry news; 0.10, Dornln inn and district weather reports, and sta tion notices; 9.15, studio recital by Harold Prescott (tenor): 9.30. “Tales of V.v Silver Greyhound ” —“ Scandal In High Places”; 10.0. sports summary. 10.15 dance music; 11.0, Daventry news. (During the war, the station will remain on the air until 12 midnight.). 4YA Dunedin (790 Kilocycles).—7.o Official Wireles- news; 7.10 (approx.) news and reports; 7.30, topical war talk from the BBC; 8.0, light orchestral concert: Boston Promenade Orchestra; 8.11 Thomas L. Thomas (baritone); 8.17, Light Symphony Orchestra; 8.29, studio recita’ by Hazel Walker (soprano); 8.38, Ham Bund and his Orchestra: 8.4 4. Thomas I. Thomas (baritone); 8.51, New Mayfal* Orchestra: 9.0, Daventry news; 9.10, Do minion and district weather reports, aiv station notices; 9.15. dance music; 10. n sports summary; 10.10, dance music 1 l.n, Daventry news. (During the war, tlv station will remain on the air until J •? midnight.). TOMORROW’S BROADCASTS 1 YA Auckland (650 Kilocycles).—ll.o, Methodist service, relayed from Epsom Church; preacher, Rev. F. Copeland; organist, R. j. Morrle; 7.0, Presbyterian ser vice, relayed rrom St. David’s Church: preacher, Rev. w. Bower Black; organist. E. S. Craston; choirmaster, if. Blakeley: 8.15, recordings; 8.30, concert programme; Boston Promenade Orchestra; 8.42, Ninon Vallln (soprano): 8.45, reserved: 0.0. Daventry news; 0.10, Dominion and district weather reports, and -station notices; 9.15 Chicago Symphony Orchestra; 0.23, BBC Chorus; 0.31, Yehudi Menuhin and the Conservatoire Orchestra; 10.0, close of normal programme. (During the war, the station will lie on the air until 12 midnight. Daventry news, 11 p.m.) 2YA Wellington (570 Kilocycles).—l 1.0, Anglican Church Cervice, relayed from St. Peter’s; preacher. Von. Archdeacon Bullock; organist and choirmaster, S. B. Short!; 7.0. Congregational Church service, relayed from the Cambridge Terrace Church; preacher. Rev. \. Muriel: choir master, E. Thawley; organist, J. Thawlev; 7.45 (approx.), recordings; 8.0. “Music From the Theatre”; £.45, reserved, 9.0,

Daventry news; 9.10, Dominion and district weather reports and station notices; 9.15, continuation of the Grand Opera,

“Romeo and Juliet”; 9.43, “Invitation to the Dance”: 10.0, close of normal programme. (During the war, the station will remain on the air until 12 midnight. Daventry news, 11 p.m.).

3YA Christchurch (720 Kilocycles).— i 1.0, Presbyterian service, relayed from St. ndrevv’s Church; preacher, Rev. L. M. Rogers; organist and choirmaster, Robert ake; 7.0, Anglican service, relayed from •t.. Matthew’s Church; preacher, Rev. C. E. < Muschamp; organist and choirmaster, Vernon Hill; 8.15, recordings; 8.3 0, -..1.A.R. Symphony Orchestra, Turin; 8.40. lelnrich Sclilusnus (baritone); 8.45, reerved; 9.0, Daventry news; 9.10, Dominon and district weather reports and staion notices; 9.15, studio recital by Nancy stall (’cello), and 11. G. Glaysher (harp); U3O, studio recital by Harold Prescott tenor), two Hebridean Songs; 9.45, reorded piano recital by Alfred Cortot; ».0, close of normal programme. (Durig the war, the station will remain on e air until 12 midnight. Daventry news, I p.m.).

4YA Dunedin (790 Kilocyolea).—ll.o, nglican service, relayed from St. John’s 'lurch; preacher, Archdeacon A. C. H. utton; organist and choirmaster, G. Wllnson: 6.30, Presbyterian service, relayed om Knox Church; preacher, Rev. p. C. erron, M.A., M.C.; organist, C. Roy Spack- • an; 7.45, recordings; 8.15, organ recital •y Pror. V. E. Galway, Mus.D., Dunedin ty Organist (relayed from Town Hall); 15. reserved; 9.0, Daventry news; 9.10, ’ominion and district weather reports and tation notices: 9.15, Victorlana. No. 8, The Nation at War,” part eight of a dramatic mosaic commemorating the life nd reign of Queen Victoria (constructed ntl produced by the NBS); 10.0 (aprox.), close of normal programme. (Durng the war. the station will remain on he air until 12 midnight. (Daventry tews, 11 p.m.).