Pepperpot

Radio Record, Volume XII, Issue 31, 13 January 1939, Page 11

Pepperpot

RIZES ot one shilling each will be awarded for the best announcers’ slips heard by listeners, but entrants must be fair to announcers by leaving words in.their right context. ‘Address Jetters to "Pepperpot," c/o "Radio Record," Box 1680, \ ‘ington, Payments are made at the end of each month. NNOUNCER 4YA Dunedin, December 27, 7.10 , pm.: ‘‘The weather in Dunedin today, was brilliantly fine but cloudy.’’ ROMANCE. BoinpeRELa, riddle time, children’s session, 1YA, December 24: ."Caught him! Caught him! Hooray! Now I’ll have a happy Christmas. Caught Unele Alec at last!" CONTORTIONIST. GORDON HUTTER, i1YA, Deecember 26, 9.45 p.m.: "And now Jones is sitting on Steele’s chest with his head between." PARTY? DOROTHY, 1ZB, Thursday afternoon, December 29: "After I had counted up to 8000 my eyes were running round, and I said ‘Come on, Dorothy, it is time for you to go home’." NATURALLY. (GORDON HUTTER, 1YA, 12.15,

December 28: "The winner was Very Glad." ALL-POWERFUL, ANNOUNCER, 4ZB, sports session, 8.30 a.m., Sunday, December 25, giving scores of Otago-Wellington Piunket Shield match: "Rain was stopped for play." INTERIOR DECORATION. MARGOT, 2Z7B, 11.45 am, December 30: *... If you want a carpet fitted into your walls." COME HORSE-GO HORSE. ANNOUNCER, 38YA,- 1.89 p.m., "Monday, January 2: "Blair Athol, second favourite, driven by Pringle each way." ; BADLY DRESSED. ASNNOUNCER, 4YA, 4 p.m. TuesGay, December 27, describing vace: "They are all lined up now. Night Dress is turned round the wrong way." ° NEW HOLD. (jORDON HUTTER, 9.25 p.m., December 26, describing wrestling

contest: "Jones smartly gets a double wristlock on Steele’s head." MAGICIAN. NICOLA, 2ZB, ‘December 28: "I «* Carry fifteen people with me." t¢