BROADCASTING.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20315, 14 August 1931, Page 5

BROADCASTING.

TO DAY'S PROGRAMMES. 3YA, CHRIS TOHUBCH (980 Kilocycles.) 11.30 a.m.: Results of races of N.Z. Metropolitan Trotting Club's meeting at Addington. 5.0: Children's hour. 6.0: Dinner music session (Parlophone), 7.0: News sobs.on. 7.1)0: Dialogue—Messrs D. Cossgrovo and W. Melbourne, "Radio Service." 8.0: Chimes. Overture —Dajos liela Orchestra, "Viennese Waltz Potpourri." 8.8: Quartets —Tiie Dulcet "Weary Wind of the West" (Elgar) ; (b) "Curfew" (Thompson). 8.15; March —Studio Octet (Conductor, Harold Beck), (a) "Bonnio Blue Bonnets" (De Ville); (b) "l/ique Dame" Overture (Suppc). 8.25: Humour— Mr L. T. J. Ryan, "Random Ramblings" (arr. Ryau). 8.31: Banjo ; —Len I'illis, "Swanee River Medley" (arr. Fillis). 8.37: Contralto —Mind Belle Renaufc with octet accompaniment ( (a) "Somewhere a Voice is Calling 1 ' (Tate); (b) "Hine E Hine." 8.43: Organ—Reg'Foortj "A Musical Trip Round the British Isle's." 8.51: Quartets —The Dulcet Ouartot —(a) "I Saw Lovely Phyllis" (Bevan); (b) "Dreaming" (Schumann). 8.57: March—U.S'. Military Academy Band, "Thunderer" (Sousa). 9.1: Evening ■weather forecast and station notices, 0.3: Selection—Studio Octet, "Maid of the East" (Neale). 9.15: Song and Chatterboxes, "1 Have To Go and Draw Another Pound*' (Rose). 9.30: 'Cello— Edmund Kurtz, (a) "Prelude in D Minor"; (b) "Valse Caprice." 9.34: Contralto- — Miss Belle Renattt, with Octet accompaniment, (a) "A Song Remembered" (Coates); (b) "When the House is Asleep." 9.38: Quartets —Dulcet Quartet, (a) "Here a Pretty Baby Lies" (Gordon); (b) "Come to the-"* Fair" (Easthojm-Mattin); (c) "Gobdiiighl, BeloVed" (Pinsuti). 9.53': Characteristic—Studio Octet, "Squirrel Dance" (Elliott-Smith) ; Foxtrot, "Rambling Down the Roadway" (O'Hageii). oZC, CHBISTCHURCH (250 Metres.) 8 a.m.: Breakfast session: 9.0: "lieview o£ Day's Racing," by Mr A. R. Allardyce: 9,30: Musical session. 7 p.m.: Short -wave concert session. 2TA, WELLINGTON (720 Kilocycles.) . 10 a.m.: Chimes. Selected recordings. 11.12: Leoturette— "Fashions." 12 noon: Lunch hour music. 2 p.m.: Selected recordings. 3.30 and 4.3oSporting results to hand 5.0: Children's session, conducted by Uncle Jim 6.0: Dinner music session (Columbia). 7.0: News session, market reports and sports results, 7 - 4 ° : Leoturette j # Gibb, "Disarmament Conference. B.o* Chimes. Overture —2YA Orcbestrina (Conductor, Sighor A. P. Truda), fey.mbeline" (Triinewald). 8.8: Quartet The Aeolian, (a) "Old Black Joe ' (arr. Gabriel); (b) "Lucky Jim (arr. Parkes). 8.14: Soprano—Miss Gwladys Mwarcles, ■with orchestral accompaniment, (a) Thy Blue Eyes"; (b) 'All Souls'' Day < Lassen) 8.19: VA OrchestHna"Wil4 Flowers" (Youmans) 8,27: Bass—-Mr B. Mayall, "A Farewell (Liddlc). Iniet —Messrs Coe and Watson "The Mom. Hath Raised Her Lamp." 8 f.iano—Mr J. F. Skedden, (a) "Keyboard Conversation" (Laurliurst) ; (b) "Reaching For the M°on'' <Berlin). 8.39: SopranoMilk Gwladys Edwardes with orchestral nocompanifaent, (a) . ? » ?«ini-rtnni) • (b) "The lortune-Hunter. 8.45: Duel —Messrs Watson and Ma.vally "Stirs of the Summer Night. renor— Mr Arthur Coe, "Where'er You Walk (Handel). 8-51: Selection —2YA Orchestrinn "tVftllz Dream" (Strauss). 9.0: Evening weather report and station notices 9a - Quartet—' The Aeolian, (a) "Comin Ti, r' tho (B T'vdTmK r No?eTty rades in A™ (n) .. Blep 0 n It" Vrtil.nzo') • Vb) "What a Wonderful Night It Wbiilrl' Be (Smythe and GiUim). 9.14: i M- t Watson "From Oberon in (Klater 9-18: Walt«—2YA Fairyland Casino Tnnze" (/C.ulTfrn '9.30: Dnnce music programme (Columbia).