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Alterations to these programmes will be broadcast at 8 a.m., noon and 4.45 p.m. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 6. Oa.m. Breakfast session 8.30 Band session 9. 0 Uncle Tom and his children’s Choir 10. O Sunshine Tunes from Wide Range 10.30 Songs of long ago 41. 0 The Friendly Road Devotional Service (Uncle Tom) 12. O Wide Range presentation 2. Op.m. Emphasis on the piano 2.30 Footlight parade 3. O Wide Range orchestral selections 4. O Wornen’s place in the world: A series of talks by Mrs. J. A. Lee 4.16 Hill-Billy songs 4.30 Organ reveries with Charles Tuckwell 6. 0 The Digger’s Hour, conducted by Rod Talbot 6. O Lou Paul’s Maori news session 6.15 A talk on Social Justice 6.30 The Friendly Road children’s session 7. 0 Fred and Maggie Everybody 8. 0 The "Man in the Street" session 9. O Cavalcade of drama: Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots 9.45 Celebrites in cameo 10. O Variety programme 11.45 Meditation music 12. 0 Close down MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 6. Oa.m. Breakfast session 6.45 Piacement Office news 7.30 Weather report 8.45 Morning recipe session, with Aunt Daisy 9.30 Music from the fur lands 10. O Dream time 10.15 The Friendly Road Devyotional Service (Uncle Scrim) 10.30 Morning tea session: " The House of Peter MacGregor " 41. O Lady Courageous 41.30 Shopping Reporter’s session, conducted by Marina 12. 0 = aed minewens p.m. Thea piano request session 41. O Mrs. ’Olmes and Mrs. Hentwhistle 1.30 1ZB Happiness Club, conducted by Dorothy 2. O Betty and Bop 2.15 The Whangarei session 2.30 Home Service session, with Gran 3.30 Musical consequences, with Thea and Peter 3.45 Weekly women’s session 4. O Under the Big Top 4.45 Dr. Guy Chapman discusses "© Nutrition " 5. O Children’s Magazine of the Air 6.62 Friendly Road lullaby 6. O Dinner music or Air Adventures of a All Bin "snd Maggie Everybody
7.30 Mamma Bloom’s Brood 7.45 The March of Time 8. O Drums 8.15 Easy Aces 8.45 Men of the Moment 9. O The concert hall of the air 9.37 Wide Range presentation 10. O The story and song of famous _ regiments 11. O Variety 12. O Close down TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER !9 6. Oa.m. Breakfast session 6.45 Placement Office news 7.30 Weather report 8.45 Morning recipe session, with Aunt Daisy 9.30 Healthcraft for the home 9.52 The Home Decorating session, conducted by Anne Stewart 10. O Dream time 10.15 Friendly Road Devotional Service (the Padre) 10.30 Morning tea session: " The House of Peter MacGregor " 11. O Lady Courageous 11.30 Shopping Reporter’s session, conducted by Marina 12. O Gems of melody 12.30 p.m. Thea’s piano request session 1. 0 Sons of Sandy Mac 1.30 1ZB’s Happiness Club, conducted by Dorothy 2. O Betty and Bob 2.15 New Plymouth session 2.30 Home service session, witn Gran 4. O Leaves from Life, presented by Dorothy 5. O Children’s Magazine of the 6.52 Friendly Road lullaby 6. O Piano session by Charlie 6.15 Mirth parade 6.30 Famous Escapes 6.45 East Lynne 7. O Fred and Maggie Everybody 7.15 Lawrence of Arabia 7.30 Mamma Bloom’s Brood 7.45 Tusitala, Teller of Tales 8. O Charlie Chan 8.15 The Adventures of Dr. Dan8.45 The Shadow of Fu Manchu . 9. O Ghosts of the Tower: Henry. the Sixth 9.30 Mutiny on the High Seas 10. O Engagement session 11. O Variety 12. 0 Close down WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20 | 6. Oa.m. Breakfast session 6.45 Placement Office news 7.30 Weather report 8.45 Morning recipe session, with Aunt Daisy 9.30 Marina’s health talk 10. O Dream time 10.16 Friendly Road Devotional Service (Uncle Tom) 40.30 Morning tea session: ‘ The House of Peter MacGregor" . 41. O Lady Courageous 41.30 Shopping Reporter’s session, conducted by Marina 12. 0 Komedy Kingdom 12.30 p.m. Workers’ dance programme 12.45 Thea’s piano request session 4. 0 Mrs. ’Olmes and Mrs. Hentwhistle 4.30 1ZB’s Happiness Club, conducted by Dorothy
2. 0 Betty and Bob 2.16 Pukekohe session 2.30 Home Service session, with Gran 3. 0 Problems for Pamela 3.30 Musical consequences, with Thea and Peter 4. 0 Under the Big Top 4.30 Voice of health 5. O Children’s Magazine of the 5.30 Uncle Tom’s children’s ses5.52 Friendly Road lullaby 6. O Songs of the range 6.15 The Air Adventures of Jimmy 6.30 Theatre time, with Neddo 6.45 East Lynne 7. O The Lone Ranger 7.15 Bindle 7,30 Mamma Bloom’s Brood
7.45 It’s all been done before 8. O Drums 8.15 Easy Aces 8.45 Men of the moment 9. O Imperial Intrigue 9.37 Wide Range presentation 10. O Variety programme 12. O Close down THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 6. Oa.m. Breakfast session 6.45 Placement Office news 7.30 Weather report 8.45 Morning recipe session, with Aunt Daisy 9.30 Healthcraft for the home.’ 9.52 The Home Decorating session, conducted by Anne Stewart 10. O Dream time 10.15 The Friendly Road Devotional Service 10.30 Morning tea session: ‘ The House of Peter MacGregor " 11. 0 Lady Courageous 11.30 Shopping Reporter’s session, conducted by Marina 12. O Gems of melody 12.30 p.m. Thea’s. piano request session 4. 0 Sons of Sandy Mac 1.30 1ZB’s Happiness Club, conducted by Dorothy 2. Betty and Bob 2.15 The Thames session 2.30 Home Service session, with Gran 3.45 The New Plymouth session
4. 0 Leaves from Life, presented by Dorothy Am QO €hildren’s Magazine of the r 5.52 Friendly Road lullaby 6. O Organ melodies, by Charles Tuckwell 6.15 Air Adventures of Jimmy Allen ; 6.30 Pioneers of progress 6.45 East Lynne 7. © The Lone: Ranger 7.30 The House of a Thousand Tales 7.45 Tusitala, Teller of Tales 8. 0 Charlie Chan 8.15 The Adventures of Dr, Dan8.30 Spelling jackpots 8.45 The Shadow of Fu Manchu 9. O Professor Speedee 9.30 Mutiny on the High Seas
9.45 Wide Range presentation 11. O Variety 12. O Close down FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 6. Oa.m. Breakfast session 6.45 Placement Office news 7.30 Weather report 8.45 Morning recipe session, with Aunt Daisy 9.45 Friday shopping basket 10. O Wide Range presentation 10.15 The Friendly Road Devotional Service 10.30 Morning tea session: " The House of Peter MacGregor " 11. O Lady Courageous 11.30 Shopping Reporter’s session, conducted Dy Marina : 12. O Komedy Kingdom 12.30 p.m. Workers’ dance programme 1. 0 Mrs. ’Olmes and Mrs. Hentwhistle 1.30 1ZB’s Happiness Club, conducted by Dorothy 2. O Betiy and Bob 2.30 Home Service session, with 3. O Musings 4. O Under the Big Top 4.30 Voice of health 5. O Children’s Magazine of the "6.62 Uncle Tom and his children’s
6.30 Famous escapes 7.15 Lawrence of Arabia 7.30 Bill Meredith’s sports preview 8. O Drums 8.15 Easy Aces 8.45 Men of the Moment 9. O Lou Paul’s Hawaiian sessions 9.30 The Airman Racing session by " The Railbird "’ 9.45 Wide Range presentation 11. O Variety 12. O Close down SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 6. Oa.m. Breakfast session 6.45 Piacement Office news 7.30 Weather report 8.45 Morning recipe session, witb Aunt Daisy 9.30 A special new release session 10.15 Morning reflections, by Miss Eisie K. Morton 412. O Lunch music, with sports results during the afternoon 1. Op.m. Gardening talk, by John Henry 1.30 1ZB’s Happiness Club, conducted by Dorothy 2. 0 Whangarei session 4.45 Thea’s Milestone Club 5. O Children’s Mugazine of the 6.52 Friendly Road lullaby 6. O Sports results: Bill Meredith 6.22 Pioneers of progress 6.45 Melody tour 7. O The Lone Ranger 7.30 The Home Decorating session, conducted by Anne Stewart 7.45 Music from the movies 8.15 The Adventures of Dr. Danton 8.45 The Shadow of Fu Manchu 9.15 The Nola Luxford news 9.80 A Wide Range presentation 10. O Dance programme ~- 12. O Close down
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 1, Issue 12, 15 September 1939, Page 43
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