BROADCASTING.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume 55, Issue 165, 26 April 1935, Page 7

BROADCASTING.

TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMMES. The wireless programmes to be broadcast to-nignt are:— 3YA CHIUSTCHURCH (416m—720k). 8: The Hlalle Orchestra, "Capriccio Espagnbte." 8.16: Itex Harrison (baritone recital), "Hark What I Tell to Thee," "Hills," '"The bong of the Horn." 8.30: Ernest Empson (piano recital), "Sonata in U Major, Op. 53" ; "Schumann Group" from "Forest Scenes." 9.5: Reserved. 9.20: Troqadero Ensemble, "Nightingales in the Lilac Bush"; 'The Garden of Your Heart"; "Because." 9*28: Miss Marjorie Clarke (soprano). 9.30: The Vienna Orchestra, "Memories iof Old Vienna" Suite. 9.36: It. Allison (baritone), "Captain Mac," "The Star." 9.42: Grand Hotel Orchestra, "Song of Paradise." 9.45: Miss Marjorie Clarke (soprano), "Happy Summer Song," "Love's a Merchant." 9.51: Orchestra Mascotte, "Starlight Sky' waltz. 9.54: Mr R. Allison, "The Little Old Garden," "The Carnival." 10-11: Music, mirth and melody. 2YA WELLINGTON (526m.—570k). 8: Programme of recordings. London Philharmonic Orchestra, "Uoncerto lor Orchestra with Organ Obligate." 8.10: The 13.13. C. Wireless Chorus, "Mystic Woods" (based on "Raymonu" Overture—Excerpts); "Grown of Life" (based on "i'oet and Peasant Overture"). 8.13: The Eight Piano Symphony, "Valse Des Flours" (from "The Nutcracker" Suite). 8.24: Danny Malone, "The Irish Emigrant." 8.27: Norman Long (entertainer at the piano), "When 1 Get My Rag Out"; "The Council Schools Are Good Enough For Me." 8.33: Marek Weber and his Orchestra, "Four Indian Love Lyrics." 8.40: Mr J. Norrie, "A Librarian Abroad." 9.5: A programme featuring Foden's Motor .Works Band and Len Barnes (baritone), "March of the Herald"; "Prometheus Unound." 9.14: A recital by Len , Barnes (baritone), "The Deathless Army"; "The Broken Ring" ; "There is a Ladye" ; "Hills." 9.26: The band, "Plantation Medley" ; "Shvlock" Polka Brilliante (solo cornet," Harry Mortimer), 9.32: Lucienne Boyer, soprano, "I Dreamed of Loving You." 9.35: The band, "The Severn" Suite. 9.41: Cavan O'Connor, tenor, "In Your Arms To-night." 9.44: The band, "Pageantry" march: Harry Mortimer (accompanied iby Foden's Band, cornet with band), "The Warrior"; the band, "Harry Lauder" Medley, 9.53: Reilly and Comfort, vocal duet, "The Sweetest Music This Side of Heaven." 9.56: The band, "The Cossack" March, 10-11: Dance programme.