TO-NIGHT’S RADIO

Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 179, 27 April 1931, Page 7

TO-NIGHT’S RADIO

Concert Programme at 2YA A studio concert will be 2YA’s offering to-night with many leading local artists taking 'part. A similar programme will be broadcast from 31’A. 2YA, WELLINGTON (720 kc.). 3.0: Gramophone records. 3.30 and 4.30: Sporting results to hand. 5.0: Children's session. 6.0: Dinner music session. 7.0: News session, market reports, and sports results. 7.40: Leetlirette, Mr. H. C. South, “Books —Grave and Gay.” 8.0: Overture, Grand Symphony Orchestra, “Zampa.” 8.9: Bass, Signor Lucien Cesaroni, with orchestral accompaniment, “Romance”; soprano, Mrs. M. Ardrey, “Morning.” 8.17: Violin, Ibolyka Zllner, (a) “Antique Dance,” (b) “Waltz No. 2.” 8.23: Bass,. Signor Lucien Cesaroni, with orchestral accompaniment, “Romance.” 8.27: Selection, 2YA Orchestrina, “Genevieve de Brabant”; Nocturne, “Esperance.” 8.41: Chorus, The Company, “March from Tannhauser”; bass,. Signor Lucien Cesaroni, “Harbour Night Song”; soprano, Miss Alisa Dillon, “The Poet’s Life.” 8.53: Band, National Military Band, “Ballet Egyptien.” 9.1: Weather report and station notices. 9.3: Selection, 2YA Orchestrina, “Mignon”; dance, “Toreador and Andalouse.” 9.13: •Chorus, The Company, “Solemn Night”; ’cello, Maurice Marechai, “Elegie”; two numbers from “The Ruins of Athens”; Signor Lucien Cesaroni and Male Chorus, “Chorus of Dervishes”; followed by pianoforte, Mr. Gordon Short, (a) “Marcia Allo Turea,” (b) “Scotch Dances.” 9.41: Contralto, Mrs. K. McAllum, “The Silver Ring”; duet, Signor Lucien Cesaroni and Mr. G. Gray, humorous duet from “Don. Juan”; bass, Signor Lucien Cesaroni, "Figaro's Song.” 9.30: Suite, 2YA Orchestrina. (a) “Crown of India”; descriptive, “Les-Deux Pierrots Amoreux.” ■ 10 to 11: Dance programme.

3YA, CHRISTCHURCH (980 k.c.).—3.0: Gramophone recital. 4.25: Shorts results. 5.0: Children's hour. 6.0: Dinner music session. 7.0: News session. 7.30: Dialogue, “The Story of the Garden.” 8.0: Band programme. 8.12: Contralto, Miss Margaret Richardson, (a) "Oh for a Burst of Song,” <b) “Summer Afternoon.” 8.18: Zither, Ernst Rommel, (a) “Ringing of the Bells,” (b) “Spring in March,” (c) “Episode.” 8.24: Tenor, Mr. E. R. Pitman, a “Sweet Early Violets,” (b) “A Chip of the Old Block.” 8.30: Saxophone, Rene Dumont, “Saxophobia.” 8.33: Humour, Mr. H. Instone 8.30: Foxtrot, band, “Little White Lies”; onestep, “There’s a Good Time Coming.” 8.47: Soprano. Mrs. J. A. Edwards, (a> “Wishing,” (b) “A Day Will Come.” 8.52: Selection, band, “Empire-Land.” 9.4: Weather forecast and station notices. 9.6: Stale choir. Ural Cossacks, (a) “Die Huid des Friedens,” (b) “Dir Singen Wlr.” 9.14: Contralto, Miss Margaret Richardson, (a) “Come Close to Me," (b) Scottish, "Hame.” 9.19: Accordeon, Rene Leroux and Ills Musette Orchestra, (a) "During the Dance,” (b) “They Don’t Have It.” 9.25: Tenor, Mr. E. R. Pitman, (a) “In Town,” (b) “The Garden of Afterwards.” 9.31: Foxtrots, band, (a) “Over the Garden Wall.” (b) “Say a Little Prayer for Me." 9.39: Soprano. Mrs. J. A. Edwards, (a) "Out Beyond the Window Pane,” (hi “Fairy Tales.” 9.44: Saxophone. Felth and Kleinath, "Souvenir.” 9.50: Humour, Mr. H. Instone, “Sle and Father.” 9.54: Stale choir, Singing Teachers’ Society. Neiikolln. “Brothers, Your Hands.” • 9.57: March, Band, “Old Chums.”