BROADCASTING.
—^_ TO-DAY'S PROGRAMMES.
3YA, CHKISTCHUItOII (980 Kilocycles.)
3 p.m.: Graiiiophone recital. . 4.25: Spuria results. 6.0: Children's hour. 6.0: Dinner music session (Parlophone)'. 7.0: News session. 8.0:.' Chinies. Band programme by tho New Brighton Municipal Uund (Conductor, J. A. Nuttall) and assisting? 3YA artists. March —Band, "Spin Along" (Lawrence Wright); one-step, "Bunkey Doodle I do"' (Sarony). 8.8: Mezio-contraltci—Mrs Nellie Whitworth, "Three Little Spanish Songs" (Lohr); (a)' "My Love tha Swallow"; (b) "Lola"; (c) "Ah, Through the Silver Moon." 8.11: Organ—Lew ' White, (a) "Old, Black Joe"; (b)."My Old Kentucky Home" , (Foster). 8.17: Baritone—Mr Archd. Macquarrie, "Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind." 8.31: Guitar —Palakiko and l'aaluhi, (a) "Kawaibau Waltz" (Traditional); (b) "Once in a Blue Moon" (Motzan). 8.27: Humour—Mr 11. K. Goodland. "What I Mean to Say." 8.32: Waltz —Bund, "Dancing with Tears ili My Eyes' (Sarony). 8.39: Soprano—Miss Joanetta Dickson, (a) "June is in My Heart" (Vaughan): (b) "Ye Banks and Brncs" (Traditional). 8.45: Choir —Rotorua Maori Choir, (a) "Nga Hihi OTo Ra": (b) "Pikiatu": (e) "He Foroporo Aki"; (d) "Poupou To Marama" (Traditional). 8.51: Selection —Band, "The Golden Age" (Greenwood). 9.1: Weather forecast. 9.8: Herman Fincb's Orchestra, "Old and New Potpourri 'of Popular Melodies" (arr. Finek).. ,9.11: Contralto^ —Mr« Nellie Whitworth, (a) "Only the River : Running By" (Hopkins)-,' (b) "Eleanore" (Mallmson). 9.15: loxtrot — Bond, "Song of the Dawn" (Ager); waltz, "Gipsy Melody." 9.25: Baritone—Mr Archd. Macquarrie, (a) ' 'The Lily of Lagunu" (Leslie Stewart); .(b) Tho Deil's Awa wi' th' Exciseman. ?.o0: 'Oollo —Edmund Kurt'*, (a) "Prelude in I) Minor"; (b) "Yalse Cnprice." .. D.30: Humour—Mr H. E. Goodland, "Thought Reading" (Hickory Wood). 9.42: Cornet Barsby, ''Scenes that are Brightest" .(Round). 9.50: Soprano—Miss .Teanetta Disklnson, (a) ' " My Garden" (Wood); (b) "Scottish Blue Bells" (Barker). 9.56: March—Band, "Tha Road King" (Greenwood). 3ZC, CHEISTCHTXROH. (250 Metres.)
10.0 a.m.: Women's session— "Awakening, of Spring," Peerless Orchestra. 10.5j Tested recipes. 10.25: "Second Mazurka, Albert Spalding (violin).; "Where My Caravan Has Rested,' Lewis James (tenor); "Maritana," cornet and trombone duet; "Calling," Frederick Kinsley (organ); •"Oinbra leggiera," Frieda Hempel (soprano); "The Wedding of the Rose," Coiiway s Band; "Pirouette," intermezzo, Pnerless Orchestra; "Carmen Fanwsie," Albert SpalUing (violin) ; "The Garden of Rosen. •Tomes (tenor); "Victoria Uogia, Wcp.a Moor "(flute); "I'm Looking for a Girl Named Mary," Frederick Kins ey < or sa n> - "Nemico dclln Patria," Marm ,Lau renti (baritone); "The American Legion March, Conway's Band. 11 " 8 2 r a ' m,: ? luncheon 12 noori to 2.0 p.m.: News and luncheon music session. Close down.
2TA, WELLINGTON (720 Kilocycles.)
10 a.m.: Chimes. Light "™ aic - . Miscellaneous. 11.12: Hints or ins." 11.37: Lecturette. "Health Hints or Ifirit Aid " "13 noon: Lunch session music. 2^ S p.m.f'Mi S cellan 0 c o ou' B . 3.0: J Ohimc» Selectod gramophone recordings. 3.30 and 43 _. Sporting results to hand. 5.0. o, ' ll<lr ® n ? 8.1; J. l.eiior w ."«>\opnri TiUt 'Amor' Purlttte R A "";'" da j) 8 3rV: 'Cello and Mio Ben (°'® ttermun d, (a) "Evening organ—Hans Bottsr <*ThOU Art Re* S ° nßf " /schnbert) 8.38: Vocal duet with pose (SchnberU. nn( , Miss Marv n C l h | e# lie N»«M" («ohm). 8.42: Bald, ; I, v . Orch?strina (Conductor, A. Solection —2\A i Tenor with T» HVniliil "PagllßCCl. ».OU. I' Eiiur «ii.u if: "Ad Te Lovsvi 1 • (Cbeml.ini) - im : irad choir with orchestra —Mrs A. P° P T?uda and St. MoT}' the Angels' Choir ! ?/■* fAbt). 9.0: Weather report linn notices 0.3:' Ba : let—Orchestra slrnrfhonio"e 'Paris, ""Pallet Egyptien" | «°n r«l7. Contralto with orchestra—j Mary Baid, ",0 Del Jlio Dolce Ador." A'nMsle' choir. "Kyrie and -Gloria (from "if ass b C )■ (Beethoven). 9.27- String ' rmman StTinsr Quartet, , Minuet «uarte (S(! ]j U t e! j.t). v''9.844 Choir, with orMißKtra—St. Mary of. the Angels' Choir. ?Wrf«.ct»B" Benedjctusand Agnue Dei" (Sf'S in o") (Beethoven). - 9.51: •Hello with orchestra—Mr Claude. Tanner, ReliKloso. n • 9.56J 1 Bftod"—H.M* Guards, "Marche Stay' r <T«clu»ii6w»kT). l°' 0: Dance programme (Columbia).
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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20251, 1 June 1931, Page 5
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