BROADCASTING.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume 53, Issue 153, 10 April 1933, Page 7

BROADCASTING.

TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMMES. The wireless programmes to be broadcast to-night are:— 3YA, CHEJISTOHUROHi(3O6m.—9BOk) 8.0: Concert programme. All Scottish, followed by "AH British" programme. Canterbury Caledonian Pipe Band, under Pipe-Major Gibson, (a) Slow March, "Loch Duich" ; (b) March, "Battle of Killiecrankie" ; (c) "Strathspey, "Caledonian Society of London' ; (d) "Jock Wilson." 8.9: Recording: Glasgow Orpheus Choir, "The Campbells are Coming" (unaccompanied). 8.12: Recording, Argyle Reel and Strathspev Band, foursome Reel "Balmoral." 8.16: Mezzo-soprano, Mrs Evelyn Barley (a) "My Ain Folk": (b) "Caller Herrin." 8.22: Pipe Band, March, "Dovecoat Park" ; waltz, "Piob Mhor." 8.27: Bass-baritone, W. Lambert, "It's Just Like Being at Hame. ' 8.30: Pipe Band (a) "Lady Mary Ramsay" ; (b) "Dornoch Links." 8.34: Recording, Ernest MoKinley, with . Orchestra, (a) "Bonnie Wee Tiling"; (» "The Auld Scotch Songs." 8.39: Hecording: Zonophone Scottish iPlayers, "Scottish Patrol." 8.42: Recording, Dora Labette, "The Bonnie Banks oi Loch Lomond." 8.45: Pipe Band, (a) March, "93rd Highlanders''Farewell to Edinburgh"; (b) Strathspey, "Devil in the Kitchen".; (c) Reel, "Methven Castle." 8.50; Recording, Sandy Macfarlane with orchestra, "Scots Wha Hae Wi' Wallace Bled." 8.54: Recording, Ensemble First Battalion Scots Guards, "The Gathering of the Clans." 9.0: Weather forecast and notices. 9.2: Talk, Rev. D. Gardner Miller, "Scotland's Story." 9.17: Recording, London Palladium Orchestra, Selection of English Melodies "The Rose." 9.25: Bassbaritone, W. Lambert, Irish Song ,a; "O'Reilly! I'm Ashamed of You!" (b) English Song, "Lord Randal*'; '(c) English song, "Up From Somerset." 9.34: Recording, Contralto, Esther ■Coleman with orchestra, "There's a Land." 9.38: Pipe Band, "Atholl Highlanders." 9.42': Recording, violin, flute, harp and organ, Kneale Kelley Quartet, "Killarney." 9.45: Mezzo-soprano, Mrs Evelyn Barley, Irish song, "The Hills of Donegal." English song, "Springs a Lovable Ladye." 9.50: Recording, National Concert Band and Chorus, "A Hunting Scene." 9.'j3: liecording, Contralto. Esther Cabman with Orchestra, "Land of Hope Mid Glory." 9,57: Pipe Band, March, ' 92nd Gordons" ; Strathsoey, "Miss Drummond of Perth." Reel, "Tail Toddle/' 2YA, WELLINGTON (416m—720k.) 8.0: Concert programme. Overture, 2YA Concert Orchestra (Conductor, Leon de Mauny), "The Barber of Seville." 8.8: .Recording (Bass-Bari-tone), Peter Dawson, (a) "Merry-go Round"; (b) "Harvest Home." 8.14: Morceau, The Orchestra, ."Moment Musicale." 8.19: Soprano, Mrs A. P. Truda, (a) "Valzer Rosa".; (b) "Ay-Ay-Ay." 8.25: Recording (Quartet), Peerless Quartet, (a) "Good-night, I'll See You in the Morning" ; (b) "Carry Me Back to Old Virginny." 8 31: 'Cello, Mr Claude Tanner, (a) "Chant du Soir" ; (b) "Melodie Arabe." 8.40: Lecturette, Chas. E. Wheeler, "Empire Homo of Radio—British Broadcasting House Visited—Empire Radio Plans." 9.0: Weather report and notices. 9.2: Tenor, Les. Stapp, (a) "A Fairv Storv bv the Eire"; (b) "The Hills of Home." 9.8: Instrumental Tho Orchestra, "Unfinished Symphony" (Ist Movement). 9.20: Duets, Mrs A P. Truda and Mary Bald, (a) "Poses of To-day"; (b) "Still as the Night." 9.26: Valse. Tho Orchestra, "Amoretten Tanzc." 9.31: Los. Stapp, (a) "Sunset"; (b) "The Garden Where I the Praties Grow." 9.37: Selection, ! The Orchestra, "Toad of Toad Hall ! 947- Contralto, Mary Bald, "The Flute Across the Lake"; "Summer Night" (Goring Thomas). 9.53: March, 'The Orchestra, "Picador." 10.0-11.0: Dance music.