BROADCASTING

Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22196, 13 September 1937, Page 16

BROADCASTING

TO-DAY'S PROGRAMMES

3YA, CHRISTCHURCH (720 Kilocycles) 7 a am.: Breakfast session. 102: Be, votional service. 10.15: Recordings. lajfc Time signals. 12 LuaChwjfc 20 pm.; Recordings. 220. Taut, prepared bv the Association for Coimtry Educatlon. Home science Tutorial Section: “Or Writing Invitations. Announcement*. «* Replies” 3.0: Classical music. 328: » Thne signals. 4.0: Weather forecast, light Sports results. 5.0: Chad. Ws hour, conducted by Friday and th* olamn Man 6.0: Dinner music. 72: SS£? Time signals. 7,35: Talk. Our Gardening Expert-. "Manuring the* Growing Crop." Bfi: Chimes. Reowdtag& Seland of HJVL Coldstream Guard*.>. no- Harold Prescott (tenor). "Homeianjr ( Drummond). 8.14: Recording: The Band Of HM Coldstream Guards. 8.22: TJh and Zeb." 8.31: Bloy's Banjo Band. introducing: (a) "Medley of Ponder rhoruses”: (b) "Sea Songs and Shantie?. S ™Commuity Medley"; (d) "S** <serat» Book": (e) "Medley of Popular mts" 821: Harold Prescott (tenor), (a) o’ Klllean” (Stickles); (b) "Love Everlasting” (Prim!). 8.57; Recordtar of H.M. Coldstream Guards. «4fc Weather report and station notices. Ji Talk Dr W. Bryden. Warden of flg Union House. Melbourne Uniyemt,: “Camps for Schoolboys. 520. Pna. aramme featuring compositions for tan CUD«t Ernest Jenner, A.R.A.M.. J-.-K-A.M- CT Dech and Ernest Jenner, "Variation* OB Original Theme for Two Plano*" (Arthur Somervel). 9.30: ..Reconttog; Ninon Vallon (soprano), (a) I’WCb) “d'Une Prison’; (c) ia uetaisag* fKahn). 9.40: Gil Dech and Ernest Jen* Tier “Variations on a Theme of Beethoven for Two (Satiit Saens).-»* Music, mirth, and melody. Alternative station. 3YL, 1200 kilocycles. 52 pm_necordings. 7.0; After-dinner wage. boTa selection of Fred Astaire and, Ginger Rogers melodies. 820: Gertrude Lawence and Noel Coward in a am from “Private Ll ,y es -iS n,O P2! vocal interlude by Frank Crumtt. Mfc Piano-accordion solos by George SnttWood. 8.57: Sandy PoweU (eomedtag. 93- Dance music by the Casmo Rafg Orchestra. 9.18; Songs ofthePralrk. cim? bv Peter Dawson. 924; Two on. bers by Alfredo Campoli Orchestra. MB: * Vaudeville and variety. 10.0: In enter of appearance: Man to van! and his Tpica Orchestra- Gladys Moncrieff. and Betjl Newell. IYA, AUCKLAND (650 Kilocycles) 230 pm.: Classical hour. S.TS: Sports results 3.30: Talk, prepared by the sociation for Country Education. Hone Science Tutorial Section of the University of Otago. “On Writing Invitations. Announcements, and Replies/" 3.C: light music 4.0; Weather report for farmers. 4 30- Sports results. 5.0; Children’s bow. q’o: Dinner music. 7.0: News. 720: Agricultural talk, ‘‘Marnmitis. Mr D. MarshaU MR.C.V.S. (Department of Agriculture Hamilton.) 8.0: Concert programme: “Off stotomh sentation by the Maisie CartejJayd Players of the radio play by Horten Giddy. 8.45: Will J. Rowe (recttaltiti. 90 • Weather report and station notices, I 9.5: Running commentary on prcifwaßncg wrestling match, relayed from theAnekland Town Hall. 10.0; Music, mtith, and melody. Alternative station, IYX, Audi- • land. 5.0 p m.: Ught music. dinner music. 8.0: The International Singers in a presentation of popriw melodies. 8.12: Excepts from the ktol Astaire-Rogers film, 4 ShaU We Daaafl* 8.30: Old-time dance programme, with m interlude by Florrie Forde. 910; TrtjO Awhile.” 925: Bright variety, wtihljf GoneUa and his Georgians. 10-0: Idofc mUSIC * 2YA, WELLINGTON (570 Kilocycles) \ 6.50 a.m.; Weather report for wteten 7.0: Breakfast session. 10.0: W(Mgn>,i, : ; port for aviators. 1020: Time rtgßeh, 4 _ - Devotional service. 12 noon: Igrt music. 1.0 pm.: Weather report tm aviators. 2.0: Classical hour. 32: ipwfc 1 results. Talk, prepared by the ACRlI'’ 1 '’ < Home Science Tutorial Section e<SN*VI University. “On Writing Invitation* Amf nouncements, and Replies.” 328:'T>>yfa signals. Weather report for fairness. Tiff* 1 1 Sports results. 5.0: Children's booneK . ducted by Andy Man. 82: UIU J music. 7.0; News. 720: Time tiMi , “This Changing World: The Prognot.*! * Man: Women’s Invasion of Lttentenr . Speaker: Mr W. J. Scott. M.A ggl * Chimes. A chamber music prognrttel - featuring Huber’s Sonata in D Materjr J ’cello anil piano. Hamilton DtonH , (’cello), and Dccima Hughson Mk * Sonata in D Major (Huber). SJfcJ*. * cordings: Elizabeth Schumann (iiifCSH 8.34: Recording: Vladimir HMglfe (piano). Arabesque. Op. 18 (SdsoMW--8.40: Talk: Eric Caro. D.D.&. “Lrini Bad Health in the Mouth.” 92: Warty % report and station notices. 92: Btegrtte, j, description of the wrestling iw*tcM|Mf c layed from the Town Hall). AnoMteMt * Mr A. Pope. 10.0: Dance piugurtrtt Alternative station. 2YC. - 840 Mhgfc 5.0 p.m.: Light music. 72: Aftarigg music. 8.0: Band programme, Vh { spoken interludes. 92: Light (UdalW and ballad programme. 102: titif minutes of bright entertainment. 4TA, DUNEDIN (790 Kilocycles) 3.30 pm.: Sports results, Ctepeirt music. 4.0: Weather forecast. OfcUP music. 4.45: Sports results. 52: {Hr ren's hour. 82; Dinner music. iCIUF News. 8.0: Chimes. A recital _!**■ gramme. Recordings: The Berlin Page of Teachers. “The Lordy" (SgMs _ “Love”; "Maiden ’Fair" tSdrttirt*fS * “What Has Come Ova Tern. JMMI B Forest” (Mendelssohn). 826: Rea » ley’s Quintet. 828: Marie BreMterjlig ~ prano). 8.40: A talk by J. «s ’’World Affairs.” 9.0: Weather xoMlNMhj station notices. 92: “Eceles 'CglaS «. Limited.” A modem dramatic CMteßp « by Edmund Barclay. PnKtert'S A. G. Smith. 102: An hour with Wilbur and his band, with inlwlrtWti A Pat O’Malley. Alternative station, w 1140 kilocycles. S.O pm.: Recordings. ** a After-dinner music. 8.0: “IModhi * ; k the Moment." 820: Vaudeviße » n , variety. 92: “Flashbacks on ferl3HQ| Enrico Caruso.” 9.36: Popular fdrtrijrti cordings by the Original Tiger Rptiiß r* muffins—lvor Moreton and Dave Btißi 9.46: Musical comedy mosaica.: hj Comedy and light music, 1 b; DAVENTKX, ENGLAND | GSG, 16.86 metres: GSO. 19.T6 nrirtrtti J® j GSB, 3125 metres. » I 520 pm.; Big Ben. The BJS-CLRSHi 5* (orchestra; leader. Daniel Mrtsa: cartHBBI «« by Clifton HeUiwelL Arnold Matters (hi tralian bass-baritone). 625: "N««* * Science,’’ 2, a.talk by A. W. Hartal*. Variety. 625: The news and —/ meats. 7.15: “The 82.C. Preswtl •« ABC”—Letter “V." An alpbabettert cellany. devised by Alan Keith and IJ duced by A. W. Hanson. 7.45: On* MELHUISH and CO. Radio in your own home. 3s W telton, 5s 6d, Use ’Phone 41-508. te* . - '• k«