4ZO, Dunedin

Radio Record, Volume X, Issue 7, 28 August 1936, Page 57

4ZO, Dunedin

ee Features for the:Weck — eed Friday, August 28: 12-1: Luneh session. 2-6: Selected recordings, 5-6; Early evening pragramme, including Maurice Flwin, Phil Regan, Reginald Dixon, and Fred. Astaire. 7.0: Selected recordings 7.15: Sports session (Rugby), Mr. T. Vallis; cycling; a wrestler will speak if ‘in town, and the sports announcer reviewing other sports. 7.45: Our Film Fan Rambler. 8.0; Requests left over from previous Monday -evéning, 9.0: Special feature by Rogan Stuart continued, "Pages from My Serap Book." 9.36: Studio item, Mr. : D. Maharey, Mr. A. Mains, piano, Mr, B. Kennan. 10.0: "Hot Pie,’ "Limehouse Blues" (Grappellys Four). "Poor Butterfly’ (Hugo Rignold), "Nagasaki* (three keys), "Imbassy Stomp’ (Ambrose) ; "Monday Date" (Garland Wilson), 10.15: "Crooners are Off," a dance programme without vocal interruptions, Piano interludes by Art Tatum. 11.0: Close down. Saturday, August 29: 12.0: Gay luncheon selections. 12.40: Sporting fixtures. and postments for the day. 1.0; Close’ down. : : Monday, August 31: 12-1: Luncheon music. 2-3; Selected recordings. 5-6: Harly evening programme, ineluding Billy Cotton, Marek Weber, Paul Whiteman, Carrol: Gibbons. 8.0: Good evening, Listeners choose your music. ‘Requests are still at. 4Z0. 11.0: Close down, «+: Yuesday,.September 4:- 12-1: Luncheon programme, 2-3:. Selected recordings. 5-6° Tea hour session, including Mildred Bayley, Lew Stone. Arthur Tracey. Ginger Rogers, and Bob Crosby’s Band. 6:0: Close own, vs Wednesday, September 2: 12-1: funcheon programme. 2-3: Selected recordings. 5-6: Tea hour session, including Betty Boop, -Billy Reid, Frances Lang ford,, Elenor Powell. 6.0:-Close down. Thursday, September 3:'°12-1:. TLuncheon programme. 2-3; Selected recordings 5-6: Tea hour. session, ineluding ‘our weekly surprise item, also Mills Bros..' Boswell Sisters, and Bing Crosby, Guy Lombado. 6.0: Close down.