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TO DAY'S PROGRAMMES. r/X. CHRISTCH IKlii. f250 Metre?.) 1,. .. ni : "La Boutique. Fa it' as I iquc. BBC Wireless Symphony Orchestra. Tc.ued recipes—Cold meat, roly poly, choeoIh'i nut pudding, seed take. 10.25: Nocturne. from Quartet No. 2 in P major (Borodin >, London Strius Quartet; "La Giacotida: Si morir elia de." Taneredi l'ase-ro (bass) : ■•Priaro <t Bereuse." St. Mary le Bow Church organ; "Jeannette, intermezzo," 35. Ku-litortii * (bell) : talk supplied by Ballanone-; "Habanera," (Carmen). Sophie lira«!au (contralto); "La Cinquaiitaine." W. li. squire ('cello} : "La Giaeondii: Cielo e Alessandro Gr3uda (tenor); Tannhau>cr: "Pilgrim's Chorum" Liberal Jewish orgar. ; "Ansel Child.' xylophone ; "Carmen; Card Scene," Sophie Brat'au (contralto.!; "Ileginiental March Medley" lI.M. Grenadiers liand. ll.uO: Cloto "down. 12 110011 to l.:iO: Xews session and programme of popular music. *>3o to -1.-JO; Afternoon concert session. including:—"The Three Cornered Hjt 1 Madrid Symphony Orchestra; "Lohengrin : Farewell to tbe liwau. ' J- Logatchewsky' (tenor); "Ave Maria" iSchuberti. Naoum Blinder i.violin) ; ' Prelude 111 G sharp minor." William Murdoch (piano); ' 'Where'er You Walk," Alfred O'Shea (tenor) *. "Hiawatha n Melody ot" Regal Dance Orchestra: "Salut d'amour, Ciu*ei>pi di Silva ('ce'io); Variations on a Thema by Mozart. A. M. Gugliemetti f soprano) : Hose Marie Selection, l*tur> Lane Theatre Orchestra; "Aida: La Fatal I'iefra." Arangi Lombardi and Arolclo Lindi: Clarinet Concerto. Band of <- ; arde Kepublicaine ti p.m.: Children s hour. 7. Wireless talk, followed by tabloid news session. and at 8 p.m.: Evening concert session, including :—"Tuniihausei*. overture, Mengeiburg and Concertgebouw Orchestra, "Parted." Herbert Perry (tenor); "Memo- | ries of Mendelssohn," J. H. Squire Celeste octet; "Good-night, said the Cuckoo." Master Trevor Schofield (boy soprano); "Marche Militaire," Wiliiam Murdoch (piano); 4 '-Evening Bells," Don Cossacks Choir: Tambeurin Chinois (Kriesler). Joseph Szigeti (violin): "Jack and Jill." n< *y Sannella (saxophone): "The farmer s Boy, Ulgar Coyle ((baritone); "Mighty I-ak a Rose," Musical Art Quartet; "Four Indian Love Lyrics," G. T. Pattman (organ);

"The Gondoliers," vocal gems, Columbia Opera Company; "Les Millions d'Arlequin." Serenade (Drigo), Silver .Stars Band. 9.30: Dance music. 11.30: Close down. 2V A, WELLINGTON. (7"20 Kilocycles.)

;;.u )>.iu.: Afternoon session—Selected studio items. 5.0: Children's session, conducted by Uncle Jim. 6.0: Dinner session—--4 'His Master's Voice'' Hour: Selection— Kauffman's Orchestra, 4 'The Gipsy Baron'* (Strauss). Wailz —La Vittoria Orchestra, "Wedding of the Winds'' (Hall). 6.12: Tacet. 6.15: Orchestral—Piccadilly Orchestra. (a) "If Only I Had You'' (E'avies);* (b) "Lolita" (Ferrete). Hawaiiau —Kolomoku's Orchestra, 4 "Charmaine" (Rapee). 6.27: Tacet. 6.30: Selection —New MayCair Orchestra. "This Year of Grace" (Coward). Orchestral — Waring's Orchestra, t*Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life" (Herbert). Hawaiian—Kolomoku's Ilondluluans, "Three O l Clock in the Morning" (Kobledo). 6.42: Tacet. 6.45: Orchestral—Victor Concert Orchestra, "Minuet in G" (Paderewski). Orchestral—Victor Concert Orchestra, "Amaryllis" (Thys). Orchestral—Piccadilly Orchestra. "Bird Songs at Eventide" (Coates). Waltz—lnternational Conc.ert Orchestra, "Blue Danube" (Strauss). 6.57: Taeet. 7.0: News session, market reports and sports results. 7.40: Lecturette —Representative, Agricultural Department, "For the Man on the Land." 8.0: Chimes of the G.P.O. clock. 8.9: Soprano—Miss Aune Davies, "Poor Butterfly" ("The Big Show") (Hubbell). 8.1J5: Vocal and instrumental .iaza—Messrs Edward Silver and Claude Hoare, in the latest popular songs and jazz piano numbers. Flute and clarinot duet—Messrs Brown and Langtry, "Mad Scene" ("Lucia de hamraermoor") (Donizett). Instrumental—Orchestra, "Serenade" (Widor). 3.28: Humour —Mr Bert Thompson, (a) "Peep 80l Aha! I See You" (Holt): (b) "He's Tall and Dark and Handsome" (Sherman). 5.35: Baritone — Mr Val Jones, (a) "Pagan' 1 (Lohr) ; (b) "For the (Lohr). 8.42: Suite — Orchestra. "Hydo Park" Suite (Jalowiez). 8.50: Soprano—"Miss Anne Davies. (a) "Only a Rose" ("The Vagabond King") (Frimi) ; (b) "Farewell" ("Maid of the Mountains") (Fraser-Simpson). 8.57: Weather report. 9.0: Vocal and instrumental .iazi—Messrs Edward Silver and Claude Hoare. in the latest popular songs and jazz pianoforte number?. 9J7: Selection I —Orchestra, "H-aydn Wood's Songs." 0.17: Baritone—Mr Val Jones, "Nelson's Gone ft,-Sailing'' (Lohr). 0.21: Popular song — ifr Bert Thompson, "OT Man Hiver" (Kern). 0.25: Instrumental —Orchestra, request number. 9,30: "Brunswick" Dance Programme: Vocal duet—Frank and James McCr&vy, "Sweet Adeline" (Gerard). Fox trot —Swaoee S v ncopators, "The One that I Leve Loves Me" (Turk). Waltz —The Kight Radio Stars, "Always in My Heart (Drew). 9.42: Monologue with fiddle—"Dad" Williams, "The Dutchman's Serenade" (Williams). Fiddle and guitar-—-"Dad" Williams, "Money Musk" (trdtl). Fox trot —-The Eight Radio Stars, "ITnder the Stars of Havanna" (Coleman). Fox trot —Swanee Svncopators, "Honest" (Tucker). Fox trot—Kight Radio Star?. "A Happy Ending" (Brown). 9.37: Vocal novelty-—-A 1 Bernard, "The Preacher and the Bear (Arzonia). Fox trot—The Captivators, "Building 8 Nest for Mary" (Rose). Jox trot —The Captivators. "Building a Jiest For Mary" (Rose). Fox trot—Los Angeles Biltmore Hotel Orchestra, I m Walking Around in a Dream" (Lewis). Wait* —Copley Plazji Orchestra, "Pagan Love Song" (Freed). 10.!): Orchestra and chorus —Blue Ridge Ramblers, (a) "Who Broke the Lock on the Hen-House Door! (Smith), (b) "She'll be Comin' 'Ronnd the Mountain When She Comes" (traditional). Fox trot with vocal chorus —Los Angeles Biltmore Hotel Orchestra, "Until You Get. Somebodv Else" (Kahn). Fox trot—Arnold Johnson's Orchestra, "Breakaway' (Cottier). 10.21: Novelty—Arnold Johnson s Orchestra. "Big City Blues" (Cottier). Waltz Municipal -Band, "Cuckoo.' Waltz Regent Club Orchestra. ' 'Just, an Old Love Affair" (Kahn). 10.33: Male quartet— Ritz Quartet, "Come West, Little Girl. Come West" (Kahn). Foy 'rot —George Belshaw's K.F.A.B, Orchestra, "Sweet Liza" (Hirsch). 10.39: Fiddle and guitar—Kessinger Bros., "Richmond Polka" traditional). Fox trot —George Belshaw's K.F.A.B. Orchestra, "You'd Recognise Mr Babv" (Jacobv). Fox trot—Jesse Stafford's Orchestra, "All a-Twitter" (Whiting). 10.48: Male quartet —-Ritz Quartet, "I'm Bringing a Red, Tied Rose" (Kahn). Fiddle and guitar— Kessinger Bros., "Mississippi Sawyer" (trdtl.). Fox trot —Jesse Stafford's Orchestra. "I Wanna Go Place' and Do Things" (Whitine). Fox trot —Rhythm Aces, "Ace of nhythms" (Smith). 3YA. AUCKLAND. (900 Kilocycles.) 3.0 p.m.: Afternoon session—Selected studio items. 4.0: Literary selection by the Announcer. 4.8: Studio items.- 4.2.5: Sports results to hand. 5.0: Children's session, conducted by Uncle George. 6.0: Dinner session—"Parlophone" Hour: Selection— Edith Lorand Orchestra, "La Boheine" (Puccini). Valse—Edith Lorand Orchestra, "La Serenade" (Metra). Violin—Tossy Spiwakowsky, "Turkish March" (Beethoven). 6.12: Tacet. 6.15: Waltz—Edith Lorand Orchestra. "Venetian Barcarolle" (Leoncavallo). Instrumental —Dajos Bela Tjrio, fa) ' 'Traumerei" (Schumann); (b) "Chant d' Automne" (Tschaikowsky). 'Cello—Gregor Piatigarskv, "The Swan" (SaiHt-Saens). 6.28: Tacet. . 6.30: Fantasia—Dajos Bela Orchestra. "La Traviata" (Verdi). Waltzes—Royal Music Makers, (a) "Kiss Me Again" 1 (Herbert); (b) "Ah Sweet Mystery of Life" (Herbert). 6.44: Tacet. 6.45: Suite—Paris Opera Comique Orchestra. "Ballet Eg.vptien" (Lttigini). 6.57: Tacet. 7.0: News and market reports. 7.40: Talk —Madame Edith Baird, "Physical Development." 8.0: Chimes. 8.1: Instrumntal—Studio Trio, "Second Valse in B Flat" (Godaiti). 8.9: Presentation of the song cycles, "In a Persian Garden" (Lelimann). by the Olympians Quartet. 5.54: 'Celio—Miss Mollie Wright, ■Sonata" (Vaientini). 8.58: Vocal duet—

Messrs L. Harvey and B. Coney, "Solenne in Quest Ora" ("La Forza del Destino") f Verdi). 9.2: Pianoforte —Miss T. Halpin, "Lassan" ("Second Rhapsodie") (Liszt). 9.8: Weather report. 9.11: Instrumental —Studio Trio. "The Mikado'' Selection (Sullivan). 9.19: Talk—Mr A, B. Ohappell. M.A. Topical Talk. 9.34: Pianoforte—Miss T. Halpin, "Seguidillas" (Albeniz). 9.39: Gramophone lecture-recital —Mr Karl Atkinson, "Fairies in Music": Overture—Berlin State Opera Orchestra. "Oberon" (Weber). Orchestral—Cleveland Symphony Orchestra, "The School of Fauns." Soprano—Rvelyn Seotnay, "Elfin Song" (Wolf). Orchestral—Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra. "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" ("Nutcracker Suite") (Tsc-hai-kowsky. Orchestral—Orchestra of the Concert Coloune. Paris, "The I'airv Garden" '("Mother Goose') (Havel). Song Si"rid Onegin. "The Fairy Pipers" (Brewer). "Orchestral—Grand Symphony Orchestra. "Scherzo" ("Midsummer Night'.- liream") (Mendelssohn). IV A. DUNKOIX. (GSO Kilocycles.) ?,.d p.m.: Town Hall chimes. 3 j- Selected pfamophone items. 4.25: Sports' results to HiMid. 6.0: Town Hall chimes tilChilA en's session. conducted bv Bitr Rrnthor Bill. 7.0: News session. 7.30: Lecturetta —Mr Lloyd Ross M A., LL.B. (under the auspices of the tt.E.A.), "Education and the Machine Age 8.0; Town Hall chimes. Coneert by the Salvation Armv Band and assisting artists. 8.1: March—Band "Hiwthom" (Hollis). 8.6: V Kuffetl. "The Song of the Rover" (Georsres)* ».10:\iohn a " d xv "rli(zef organ—de Oroot and Terence Casey, "Cavatina" (Raff) 8.13: Selection—Band. "Strains of Victory" (Goldsmith). 8.2 J: Soprano—Mi» 5 liva Scott. "With \ erdure flad" (Haydn) s tolo—Bsnd soli/i»t, "Lsrge '' (Han-

del). 8.31: Negro Spirituals—Fisk University Jubilee Singers, (a) "Little David," (b) "Ezekiel Saw the Wheel." 8.37: Selection—Band, "Warrior's Reward" (Ball). 8.44: Recital —Misß Ngata Buswell, "The Litt'.e Serving Maid" (Belloe). 8.52: Hymns—Band, (a) "it Is Well," (b) "Bullinger." 9.0: Weather report. 92: Choras—Band, "The Heavens Are Telline' '(Haydn). 9.12: Baritone—Mr W. Ruffell (a) "The Secret of the Tide" (McGeo'eh) (b) "The Hills o£ Donegal" (Sanderson). 9.20: Sterling "The Great Little Army (Alford), 9 24: Meditation —Band, "My Prayer (Ranee). 9.34: Soprano —Miss Eva Scott, (a) "Cradle Song" (Schubert), (b) "The Wild Rose." 9.39: Male chorus—Chauvre Souris Company, "Round the Hay Wain (traditional Russian). 9.43: Euphonium selo Band Sol'l t, "Calvary s Stream (Fristrup). 9.51: Recitals—Miss .Ngata Buswell (a) "Teddy Bear" (Service). (b> "The Lure of Little Voices" (Servtce). 9.55: March —Band. "Penzance (Langworthy). _____ CONCERT IN WAITOMO CAVE. Yn occasion which will be unique in the radio-broadcasting activity the world over will be the broadcasting from IYA, Auckland on September 20fch, of a concert transmitted from the "Cathedral" Chamber in the Waitomo Cave. The arrangements for this are in the hands o£ the Radio Broadcasting Co. of N. 55., Ltd. _ Those who have been privileged to visit tlia Waitomo Caves will not quickly forget the "Cathedral." one of the most impressive spectacles of the many which are to be seen in the visits to the Waitomo Caves. Reached bv a long descent into the bowelg of the earth, the Cathedral,, with its massive dome and remarkable acoustic properties, is a magnificent cavern 60 feet in height, t!ia walls, roof, and floor of which can he faced faithfully in the limestone formations the five orders of architecture. It i- a very large chamber, capable of holding l'ar"e congregation. The cavern embodies the "or»a'n loft." a magnificent mass of conTlomera'o limestone, whose formation represents that of a gigantic organ This concert will be broadcasted between g „.m. and 9 pm.