OVER THE AERIAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 122, 26 May 1939, Page 5

OVER THE AERIAL.

FROM IYA NEXT WEEK. Sunday—ll a.m., relay rrom West Street Church or Christ; 7.0 p.m.. relay from Beresrord Street Congregational Church; 8.30, "The Mafic Flute" overture; 5.44. "Tannnauser" overture; 9.5, second airi third acts or Puccini's "Madame Butterfly." -Monday—B.o p.m.. "Tales or the Silver Greyhound"'; S.iO. radio play, "Hester Sydney'; 8.4 5, "John Halirax Gentleman": l».o, wrestling- commentary; 10.0 to li.O, music and melodv.

Tuesday—B.o p.m., Ossie Cheeseman, pianist. "Piano Medley - '; 8.11, "The Rich I ncle rrom Fiji"; 8.19, "The Homestead on the Rise"; 8.32, Eb and Zeb; 8.41. "The Kingsmen"; 8.53. Ossie Cheeseman, selections rrom "Fireny" and "Hotpoints"; 9.r>, talk. Mr. L. K. Munro, "World Affairs"; ('.30 to 11.0. dance music, including: a relay rrom the Metropole Cabaret.

Wednesday—B.o p.m., Beethoven's Trio in B Flat Major ("The Archduke"); 8.34. Lois Walls, viola, "Sarabande," "Minuet'' and "Canzona"; 8.46, James Leighton, baritone. "When I Heard the Learned Astronomer," "Eldorado," "Down bv the Salley Gardens" and "The Watermill"; 9.5, "Coronets or England—The Lire or Charles 11. ; 9.31, British Broadcasting- Corporation recorded programme, "The Old Contemptibles," part I.; 10.0 to li.O. music and melody.

Thursday—7.3o p.m., winter course talk; 8.0, concert programme, featuring- a studio recital by the band or the First Battalion Auckland Regiment; 10.0 to 11.0. modern dance music by the Casa Loma Orchestra, with interludes by Vera Lvnn.

Fridc.y—B.o p.m., concert programme, featuring- Owen Jensen, pianist, and the studio orchestra; and a John Sebastian Bach vocal cameo; 10.0 to 11.0, music, mirth and melody.

Saturday—From noon, a running commentary on the Auckland Racing Club's meeting: at Ellerslie; 8.0, concert programme, featuring- a studio recital by the Koyal Auckland Choir, with instrumental interludes; 9.5 to 11.15, old-time dance music.