Pepperpot

Radio Record, Volume XII, Issue 34, 3 February 1939, Page 8

Pepperpot

NNOUNCER, 1ZB, Tuesday, January 10, 7 p.m.: "‘And with your beautiful tecth, I am going to start chewing Wrigley’s, too.’’ EXERCISE. ANNOUNCER, 2ZB, 10 am., Saturday, January 14 (in act of turning record): "Pardon me while I turn over." REINCARNATION? NNOUNCER, 4YZ, 8.58 p.m, Saturday, January 14, after episode !1 the "Life of Cleopatra": "The next life of Cleopatra will be heard on... ." SMALL WONDER. BERNIE McCONNELL, 42ZB, 9.40 aim. January 19, describing arrival of circus: "You might hear the lion roar. No, he won’t roar unless we open him up." ACCIDENT. "FUN MAN," 1ZB children’s hour, January 19: "Oh, I say! Did you hear that car coming in through the window?" RELATIVITY. DE. GUY H. SCHOLEFIELD, during talk on "World Affairs," 2YA, 9.45 p.m, Wednesday, January 18: ". .. like a man riding a bicycle; if he stops, he must either go on or fall off.’ BIG SHIFT. AUNT DAISY, 2ZB, 9.17 a.m, January 20: "All the factories are going to Palmerston North today to take part in the inter-house sports," BIG BUY, PETER, 2ZB, January 20, 73.10 pm.: "Purchase New Zealand and prosper." NATURAL. AUNT DAISY, 2ZB, 8.50 a. m., January 20: "These pictures taken on the street are so good, because you are so unconscious." RESTORER NEEDED. ANNOUNCER, 4ZB, 615 am,, January 12: "You will now hear Victor Sylvester’s baldheaded orchestra." MINCEMEAT. AUNT DAISY, Wednesday, January 18: "We will have to go through the mincer, Barbara." IS IT? ANNOUNCER, 3YA, 12.33 pm. January 18: "A broken neck is better than a broken appointment." ""ARATHON. ANNOUNCER, January 15, Sunday morning, 9.0, sports results: "Austin has been running for years."