THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7.

Radio Record, Volume VII, Issue 8, 1 September 1933, Page 8

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7.

Evening Talks. 1YA: "Workers of N.Z.‘Trams, ‘Travellers and Tramwaymen,’" by oA Motorman," (W.E.A. Session), 7.30. "Some Ancient Castles — ‘Rochester,’" Mr. G. O’Halloran, 9.2. 2YA: "Libraries Ancient and’ Modern-Libraries in the Middle Ages," (W.H.A. Session), Mr. A. D, McIntosh, M.A,, 2YA, 7.30. 8YA: "The Work. of the Karitane Baby Hospitals," Dr. G. M. Lester (under auspices of the Plunket Society), 7.15. "Txperiences of a Native Commissioner in West Africa,’ Mr. Patrick Bell-Syer, 9.2. . 4YA: "Reminiscences of the Down Hast Mate," Mr. H. Camp, 9.2. Features. 1YA: A. miscellaneous programme, including the Studio Orchestra,‘Miss Sarah Stacpoole (soprano), and, at 8.20 p.m., relay of violin recital by Mr, Vincent Aspey. 2YA: Relay of Concert by the

Wellington Apolo singers, conducted by Mr: H. Temple White; assisted by the 2YA Concert Orchestra, under Mr. Leon de Mauny. 8YA: A miscellaneous recorded programme, including "Largo Al. Factotum," sung by Lawrence Tibbett, and Male Quartets by The International Singers. 4Y¥A: Programme by The _ Minne-singers , in concerted and solo items.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. Evening Talk. 2VYA: "How to Referee," Mr. Dan McKenzie, 7.40. | "Explorers in the Wilderness in New Zealand-Brunner and Heaphy," Mr. P. J. O'Regan, 8.40. : 8YA: "The Individual and the State in Ancient Greece," (W.H.A. Session), Dr. H. D. Broadhead, 7.35. 4YA: "Mussolini and Modern Italy," (W.E.A. Session), Mr. W. R. BE. Stephenson, M.A., 7.80.. "Famous Overseas -‘Trials-‘Dr. -Pritchard,’" Mr. W. H. Carson, 4YA, 9.8. . Features. 4VA: Illustrated Talk-"Half Hours with Famous Com-posers-‘Sir Granville Bantock,’" by Mr. Walter Impett, assisted by Miss Mina . Caldow and Mr. Frank

. Sutherland. 2YA: A miscellaneous programme of recordings. 3YA: A Studio Concert, featuring Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bailey in Sketches, and Baritone Solos by the Rev. L. A. North. 4YA: A miscellaneous programme, featuring the Regal Four, and © Mouth-organ Solos by Mr. F. Longbottom.