TO-NIGHT’S RADIO

Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 112, 5 February 1931, Page 3

TO-NIGHT’S RADIO

Artillery Band at 2YA Under the conductorship of Captain T. Herd, the WeUington Artillery Band w 1 give a studio concert at 2YA t ®J$ Ing. The Ariel Siugers will contribute items. Featured on the programme will Miss Lilian Frith (mezzo-soprano), a visl tor to Wellington. . , . The Savoy Male Quartet will be heard m solos and Quartets from HA this evemns Miss Joyce Hould, late of Dunedin, win cite. Mr. Eric Bell, player of piano classics, will be heard in two Chopin I’ l ®®® 81 ~. 3YA's operatic classical P r °B ia ““ e .‘V’ 8 evening will include many Thelma Cusack (violinist), Mt. A. L. Hut ton (flautist) and the Studio Octet will pro vide the instrumental portion ot the po gramme. Detained programmes are:— 2YA, WELLINGTON (UO kc. 4167 m.). 3.0: Selected gramophone recordings 3.15: Lecturette, Miss I. F. Meadow b, •Afternoon Tea and Beverages. lalk ar ranged by the Home Science Extension Do liartiuent of the Otago University. , 3.30 and 4.30: Sporting results to hand. 5.0: Children's session, conducted by Uncle George and Big Brother Jack. 0.0: Dinner session ( r ®sords) Albert W. Ketelby’s Couc®^, 0 ™ 1 “Cockney Suite” (Ketelby) (D Procession (Buckingham Palace), (-> x *?e Cockney Lover (Lambeth Wa * b )’ <> the Palaias de Dance (Anywl J,/ Elegy (Thoughts on Passing the CenoU 6.1- Albert W. Keterby’s Concert Orchestra, “Cockney Suite, No. 5, Bank Holiday” ('Appy ’Amstead) (Ketelby). , Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards, Radio —Quick March” (Pecking). Jack Payne and the 8.8. C. Dance Orchestra, "Say It with Songs Selection (de Sy G.3oV Albert W. Ketelby’s Concert Orchestra, “Jungle Drums—Patrol.” „ Organ, Emil Velazco, "EstreUlta. Debroy Somers Band, “Hungarian Medley" (arrgd. Somers). 0.45: Albert W. Ketelby’s Concert Orchestra, “By the Blue Hawaiian Waters (K.lclbcy). Organ, Emil Velazco. “La Golondrina Band of H.M, Grenadier Guards, Minting Strength” (Jordan). _ 7.0: News session, market reports, and sports results. , ... . • 8.0: Studio concert by the Wellington Artillery Band (Conductor Captain 1. Herd), and 2YA artists. Overture, band, “Golden Star," , „ . . . 8.9: Contralto, Miss Ngalre Costei, (a) “Red Sarafan,” (b) “You Are My Dari ng. 8.16: Cornet, Sergt. W. IL Bowman, Arizona Belle” (Rimmer). 8.21: Vocal quartet, Ariel lingers vD “April is in My Mistress's Face, lb) AJ Waukin O." _ ~ , 8.28: Morccau, band, "Mountain Echoes (Hume). ...... 8.33: Tenor, Mr. Harry Brusey, (a) As.c if Yon Damask Rose,” (b) “Maureen, (c) "Rosamond.” T ,, ... 8.42: Mezzo-soprano, Miss Lilian Frith, (a) “Waiata Maori,” (b) “A Heart that s Free." . - , 8.48: Fantasia, band, “Memories of Britain" (arrgd. Rimmer). 9.0: Weather report and station notices. 0.2: Selection, New Light Symphony Orchestra, “Prelude in C Sharp Minor.’ 9.6: Two-step, band, "Get Out and Get Under” (Hume). 9.10: Soprano, Miss Jeannette Briggs,

“Nightfall at Sea,” “What’s in the Air Today?” “When Celia Sings,” •J. 19 Medley, band, “A Melodious Revue” (Rimmer). , 0.28: Bass, Mr. J. M. Caldwell, (a) I Love the Jocund Dance,” (b) “Fortune Hunter." . 9.34; Duet, Miss Jeannette Briggs and Miss Ngalre Coster, “On the River." 9.38: Waltz, band, “Summer Glory. 0.44: Selection, Red Nichols .and his Orchestra, “Sally, Won’t You Come Back?” 9.52: Mezzo-soprano, Miss Lilian I'rith, (a) "The Call of the Maytime.” 9.58: March, band, "The Pathfinder” (Greenwood). 10.2: God Save the King. IYA, AUCKLAND (900 kc., 333 m.).—3.0: Gramophone recital. 5.0: Children’s session. 6.0: Dinner session. 7.0: News and market reports. 8.0: Orchestral Octet, "The Major”; suite, “Three African Dances.” 8.12: Vocal quartet, "In Absence” : tenor, Mr. Frank Campbell. 8.21: Piano Mr. Eric C. L. Bell. 8.27: Baritone, Mr. Arthur Gaily. 8.31: Orchestral Octet, "Passing of Salome”; morccau, "Llebestraum.” 8.43: Elocution, Miss Joyce Hould. 8 51: Bass, Mr. S. Hislop. 8.55: Orchestral Octet,, "The Sleep Waltz”; “Berceuese de Jocelyn.” 9.3: Selection, "Sir Harry Lauder Medley.” 9.11: Male alto, Mr. Bert Skeels; vocal quartet, "Lovely Night.” 9.21: Plano, Mr. Eric C. L. Bell. 9.26: Elocution, Miss Jovce Hould. 9.30: Orchestral Octet, “Belle of New York.” 9.40: Vocal quartet, "Inside Information”; bass, Mr. S. Hislop; vocal, “Go Ask Papa.” 9.50: Mouth organ, (a) "The Royal Return,” (b) “Joyous Greetings.” 9.56: Intermezzo, “Gaelic Drcam Song,” “Daffodils.” 10.4: God Save the K 3YA, CHRISTCHURCH (890 l;c„ 306 in.). —3.0: Gramophone recital. 5.0: Children’s hour. 6.0: Dinner session. 8.0: Overture. "Fldelio"; suite, "Nutcracker Suite.” 8.12: Quartet, (a) “Praise of Spring,” (b) “Spring Song." Soprano, Madame Gower Burns; contralto and bass. “Oh! Wert Thou 1 nthe Cattld Blast”; contralto, Miss Alice Vlnsen. 5.23: Studio Octet, (a) “Northern Song.” (b) “Spanish Serenade”; violin and orchestra, "Concert in A Minor.” 8.36: Bass, Mr. J. Filer; tenor. Mr. Ernest Rogers; contrato, Miss Alice Vinsen. 8.49: Flute, Mr. A. E. Hutton. 9.2: Tenor, Mr. Ernest Rogers; bass, Mr. J. Filer; soprano and tenor, “Dear Love ot Mine.” 9.13: Studio Octet, “Concert for Strings.” 9.27: Soprano and contralto, “Sainted Mother.” Grand Opera Quartet, “Alas that Spring.” 9.30; Dance music. 11.0: God Save the King. 4YA, DUNEDIN—SiIent day.