BROADCASTING.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume 53, Issue 17, 31 October 1932, Page 7

BROADCASTING.

TO-NIGHT’S PROGRAMMES. The wireless programmes to be broadcast to-night are:— 3YA, CHRISTCHURCH (306m.-980k) 8.0: Concert programme. Derry’s Military Band (Conductor, Mr H. Gladstone' Hill), “Raymond.'’ 8.10: Recording, The Jolly Old Fellows, “iDug-Out Ditties” (war-time song medley). 8.16: Recording: Marek Weber and his Orchestra., “Marching Song.” 8.19: Recording, Baritone, Dennis Noble, “The Old Brigade.” 8.22: Serenade, The Band, “Sizilietta.” 8.28: Soprano. Mrs Nola Commons, “A Heart That’s Free” ; “I Know Not Why.” 8.31: Recording, Jack Hylton and his Orchestra, “Tommies’ Wartime Memories.” 8.34: Bass, W. J. Richards, ‘To the Front” ; “The Blue Dragoons.” 8.41: Humour, James Laurenson, “The Taranaki Lad”- country lad in a military camp). 8.51: Musicale, The Band. “Sanctuary of the Heart.” 8.58: Recording, Billy Cotton and his Band, “The Soldier Blew His Bugle.” 9.1: Weather forecast and notices. 9.3: Reserved. 9.18: March, The Band, “Kalgoorlie.” 9.23: Recording, Bass, ' Malcolm McEachern, “The Changing of the Guard” (Flotsam and Jetsam). 9.26: Soprano, Mrs Nola Commons, “Carmena” : “To Sing a While.” 9.31: Recording, Dol Dauber’s Orchestra, “Cupid’s Aymy.” 9.34: Recording, Bass, Robert Easton, “If Ever I Meet the Sergeant.” 9.37: Recording, Sandy Macfarlane, “Sergeant Jock McPhee.” 9.40: March, The Band, “The Durv hams.” 9.45: Baritone, Harry Dearth, “The Drum Major.” 9.49: Recording, Jack Hylton and his Orchestra, “Songs - of the Officers’ Mess.” 9.53: Bass, W. J. Richards, “The Company SergeantMajor.” 9.56: Recording, Tommy Handley and Company, “The Disorderly Room.” 10.2: Intermezzo, The Band, “Hypatia.” 2YA, WELLINGTON (416m—720k.). 8.0: Concert programme. Overture, The Orchestra, “Coriolanus.” 8.8: Recording (baritone), Stuart Robertson, “Bright is the jting of Words” ; “The Roadside Fire.” 8.14: Instrumental, The Orchestra, “Caprice.” 8.19: Recording (Choral), The Salisbury Singers, “When for the World’s Repose.” Recording (Oboe), Leon>Goosens, “Gavotte.” 8.25: Mezzo-soprano. Madame Annette Chapman, “Serenade”: “Wiegenlied.” 8.32: Recording (Actual Nightingale and Canaries with Orchestra), Karl Reich’s Aviary, “Tres Jolie.” Recording (tenor), John McCormack, “Bird Songs at Eventide.” 8.38: Instrumental, The Orchestra, “Ballet Russe.” 8.50: Recording (male voices), The Revellers, “Wake Up! Ohillun, Wake Up!” “Ploddin’ Along.” 8.56: Instrumental, _ The Orchestra, “Hungarian Dance No. 2.” 9.0: Weather report and notices. 9.2: dement May, “Stories by the Way.” 9.17: Selection, The Orchestra, “Thais.” 9.27: Recording (Baritone), Alexander Carmichael, “Oor Ain Glen.” Recording (organ), Paul Mania, “Japanese Doll Game.” 9.33: Mezzo-soprano, Madame Annette Chapman, “Dreary Steppe” ; ‘Obstination” : “Chanson Indoue.” 9.43: Recording (humour), Milton Haves, “The Meanderings of Monty” ; “is China Worth Going To?” 9.49: Selection, The Orchestra, “The Cat and the Fiddle.” 10.0: Dance programme.