BROADCASTING

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 21050, 29 December 1933, Page 5

BROADCASTING

♦ TO-DAY'S PROGRAMMES :;ya, christchuecii, (720 Kilocycles). 7 o-s.o a.m.: Breakfast session. J0.0: Devotional service. 3 0.15: Selected recordings. J 1.0: Talk, Miss A. 15. Powell, "Feeding tho Family." .12 noon: Lunch music. 2 p.m.: Selected recording. 3.0: Classical hour. 4.0: Sports results. 4.U0: Special weather forecast for farmers and sports results. 5.0: Children's hour, conducted by Friday. G.O: Dinner music. 7.0: News and reports. H.O: Concert programme. Recording, Court Symphony Orchestra. "JLM.S. Pinafore (Sullivan). 8.10: Frances Uamerton, (soprano), "Printcmps" (Stern). 8.14: Gladys Vincent, (violin), fa) "The Old Refrain ( K'reisler) : (b) " Andalouse'' (Pessard). 8° I • \ O. Thompson (baritone) (a), "Tlio Wild Ride" (Jfickey); (b) "Lady Mine'' (r<oln'). 8.-7 • Ilerording:, International Novelty Orchestra, "The Choristers" Waltz (Phelps). 5.30: Reserved, special recordings. 9.0 : "Weather forecast and elation notices. 9.2 : Commander E. C. J>. Harding, More Abouu the Navvin China." 9.17: Recordings, Bruno W-alter conducting the British Symphony Orchestra (a). "The Marriage of Figaro" Overture (.Mozart): (b) "Die Meistersingers," danco of tho Apprentices and Entrances of tho Masters (Wagner). 9.25: Francos Hamcrton (soprano), (a) "Damon" (Stainge); (b) "A Pastoral" (Carey). 9.;i2: Ilecording, Humour, John Henry, "Father Christmas" (Henry). 9.38: Gladys -Vincent, (violin), (n) "In Paradise" (Krei6ler) ; (b) "None but the Weary Ileart'' f'J'scliail;owsky). 9.44: Recording, Armaud Crabbe (tenor), "Tell Me To-night" (Eyton). '.'.47: Recording, Angelus International Octet, "Melody in F" (Rubinstein). 9.50: A. Thompson (baritone), (a) "The Windmill" (Nelson); (b) "The Chain of Roses'.' (I.nhr). 0.57: Recording. The Salvation .Army rnteruationa! Staff Band. "The ConCjiiernr'' March (Utwar). (In ihf- dr.vs thill, the Tennis Championships arc played at Wilding Park results will he broadcast from 3YA at approximately hourly interval". 3ZC. t 1200 kilo.) Silent day. 2YA, WELLINGTON (.')7O Kilocycle.*' ) 7.30-8.30 a.m.: Breakfast. session. .10.0: Selccled recordings. 10.30: Devotional service. 11.30: Leclurel.te, Representative Health Department, ".Public Health Subnets." 1- noon: Lunch music. 2 p.m.: Selected recordings. 3.30 and 4.30: Special weather report and sports results. 5.0: Children's hour, conducted by Mr Adventui Wan G.O: Dinner music. 7.0: News and reports. 7.40: Tall;, Mr D, Hall, Tho Tailnaggers' Club, "First Aid—Accidents and Poisons." 8.0: Concert programme. Selected recordings, 8.10: Lecturette, Mr Norman R. .lacobsen, "A Contrast ot Two Monumental Buildings Half tho World Apart—Tho State Umpire Building in New York and the Ta.t Mahal in India." 9.0: Weather report and station notices. 9.2: Selected recordings. 9.30-11.0: Dance programme. Alternative programme. 2YC, 810 kilocycles. 5 p.m.: Musical programme. 7.0: After-dinner music. 8.0: Alternative concert, programmo. DAVENTEY, ENGLAND 0.1.'> p.m.: Time Signal from Big Ben. News bulletin. 0.30: " Sydney Baylies and tiis Baud. 0.50: "Manners and Customs in Music." a keyboard tall: by Sir Wall'ord Davie-,. (Timo Signal l'rom Greenwich at, 7.0 p.m.) 7.10: Sydney Baylies and his Band. 7.30: A recital of light songs and pianoforte music by .Tan Vor der Ciii-h'. (tenor), anil .loyce Kadish (pianojorle). 7.55: "Tho Magic Flute' '(Mo'/.art), Act. 1,, relaved from Sadler's Wells, Loudon, crime Signal from Crocnwich at 9.0 p.m.) •>5- Tho B li.C. Orchestra (Section C), conducted by Edward Clark. 9.50: A programme of Th-'alro Musi'', plavpd by the Leslie llriil-'eu-ater Quintet. .10.30-10.45: News bulletin.