In To-day's Issue

Radio Record, Volume VIII, Issue 26, 4 January 1935, Page 4

In To-day's Issue

Special Features , Page’ PLEASE, MR. ANNOUNCER .., 9 AMATEUR RADIO FANS. ARE DOING GOOD WORK IN N.Z. 10 PRACTISE HARD-BUT DON’T TAKE YOUR SINGING TOO SERIOUSLY-Interviews. with Madame Googsens-Viceroy and Raymond Beatty ...s.+++s5 12 WHAT 1935 MAY BRING eb s 14 ARE POLICEMEN MODERN? .. 46 WOMEN. AT HOMES-Mts. G. J. Smith ares eeeveeeee eoeeeveeer . 50 Regular Features EDITORIAL NOTES ......+++ * 5 LETTERS FROM ‘LISTENERS .. 6 . SPORTING BROADCASTS .... 7 PERSONALITIES OF THE =: WEEK. wwe eee ee ee ee eee 8 EMPIRE PROGRAMMES: ...i.-. cee e ee 11 SNIPPETS FROM ‘We Cannot Afford Any More Wars" 13 THE NEWEST BOOKS-Earth-quake and Fire at Frisco ... 16 TALKING OF. TALKIES-What Was the Best Film of 1934? .. 17 AUCKLAND NOTES-1334 Messages Broadcast in Three . Hours... ee ee eee eee eens 18 WELLINGTON NOTES-Shake-speare Student to Broadcast... © 19 CANTERBURY lian Teachers to Broadcast ... 19 OTAGO NOTES-Empire United by Radio at Christmas ...... "21 COMPLETE N.Z. NATIONAL PROGRAMMES ..:.....- ay ¥ 4 AUSTRALIAN PROGRAMMES .. 36 AROUND ‘AND BEHIND THE '-DIALS 2... eee eee giles a's 39 MAINLY ABOUT FOOD ...... . 44 CHAINED-tThe Story of Joan Crawford's Latest Film ...... . 48 PATTERNS) ......+00. ee eeee 51