SATURDAY, SEPT. 16.

Radio Record, Volume VII, Issue 9, 8 September 1933, Page 8

SATURDAY, SEPT. 16.

Sporting Broadcasts. 1YA: 2.45 p.m., Relay of running commentary on Rugby football match from Eden Park — Wellington versus Auckland, 2YA: 3 pm., Relay of Rugby football match from Athletic Park. 8YA: 2.45 p.m., Relay of Representative Rugby football match from Lancaster Park -Taranaki v. Canterbury. 4YA: 3 p.m., Relayed description of Rugby football match from Carisbrook — North Otago versus Otago. Evening Talks. 1YA: "Citrus Fruits," Mr. G. A. Green, 1YA, 7.30. "The Terror of Night," a sea story by "Old Wire Whiskers," 9.2. 2YA: "Some Aspects of Child Life: Manipulative Development," Professor W. H. Gould, W.E.A. Session, 7.30. "Why I Consider Bowls the Best Game, and Why I Play It," Mr. W. Perry, President Wellington Bowling Association, 8.40, Features, 1YA: Piano solos by Paul Vinogradoff; Mr, Arthur Ripley (tenor). 2YA: Mr. Will Bishop in _ "Foolishness at the Piano"; and Miss Muriel Johns in popular songs. 8YA: Specially recorded B.B.C, programme, "A Vaudeville Programme"; Miss Nellie Lowe (contralto); and Mr. Douglas Suckling (tenor). 4YA: Sixty minutes of Scots Music. A specially recorded B.B.C, programme, "Songs From the ‘Shows,’ a programme of tunes from Hnglish musical comedies,