MOSCOW RADIO

Radio Record, Volume X, Issue 9, 11 September 1936, Page 8

MOSCOW RADIO

September Broadcast Schedule "Pur following broadcasts are to be made from Moscow in English during the remainder of the current month: — Half-hour broadcasts on shortwave daily at 11.380 am, (N.Z.M.T.), on 31.51 metres, call sign RAN. Monday at 6.30 a.m. on 19.76 metres, Call sign RV96. These broadcasts include a news bulletin, a short talk and sometimes music. . One-hour broadcasts on shortwave: Sunday and Wednesday at 10.50 p.m. (N.Z.MLT.) on 25 metres, -call sign RNE. Monday at 2.30 am, on 25 metres, call sign RN, and simu!taneously on 19.81 metres, call sign REI. . Monday, Thursday and Saturday at 8.30 a.m. G.M.T. on 25 metres, call sign RNE. Regular features: TEvery Sunday, questions and answérs; every Monday, review of the week; every Thursday, the last part of the broadcast will be a special talk by the Moscow Radio Station on "Soviet Opinion and World Affairs’; every Thursday and Saturday, the broadcast will include a fiveminute Russian lesson. BEvery broadcast will include a news bulletin. Thursday, September 10: In a region of eternal frost-Soviet Yakutia. Saturday, September 12: Talk, ‘"The New Constitution of the U.S.S.R." Songs of 1936. Monday, September 14: A visit to a Soviet shipyard in Leningrad. Thursday, September 17: Navigation in the Arctic-the northern ‘sea route this summer. Known for centuries ag a possible means of communication between Europe and Asia, this passage has been explored and developed by the Bolsheviks, and now is one of the regular waterways of Soviet shipping. Saturday, September 18: An evening with the theatre of people’s art, © All the varied nationalities of the Soviet Union are represented in this theatre, and they are all amateurs. There are Tartars with their wild songs reminiscent of the open country, Cossacks with their famous dances, the peoples of the Hast with their weird music, aud many other national songs, music and dances. They will play and we will interview them. 7 Monday, September 21: The first results of this year’s harvest-mechan-ised harvesting on q collective farm. Some new music by Dzerjinsky, composer of the popular opera, "Quiet Fiows the Don." Thursday, September 24: How health resorts are developed in the U.S.S.R. The work of the Institute of Health Resorts. Selection of sites, construction, etc. How they are run. Saturday, September 26: A review of some recent Soviet novels, Monday, September 28: A ‘broadcast for. women. The Soviet woman- ° worker, wife and mother.