TO-DAY’S RADIO

Dominion, Volume 25, Issue 222, 15 June 1932, Page 2

TO-DAY’S RADIO

I Recordings from 2YA II 2YA, WELLINGTON (720 ke.). 10.0: Selected recordings. 10.30: Devoid tioual service. 11.37: Lecturette, “HollyIl wood Affairs.” 12.0: Luueh music. 2.0: J Selected recordings. 3.30 and 4.30: Sports I results. 5.0: Children’s session. g 0.0: Dinner musfe. National Symphony S Orchestra, “William Tell” Overture (Koss--3 ini). International Novelty Orchestra, “Car- | meu Sylva” Waltz (Ivanovic!). 6.15: BerI? liu State Opera Orchestra, “Capriccio Ital!|h ien” (Tsehalkowsky). New Queen’s Hall B Light Orchestra, "Britannia" Overture 1 (Mackenzie). 0.31: The Band o£ H.M. B Coldstream Guards, "lioradora” selection S (Stuart). La Francisco Symphony Orchestra, “Llebesleid” (Kreisler). New Mayfair Orchestra, “Wake Up and Dream” selections (I’tftter). 6.-10: International Novelty i] Orchestra, “Eva” Waltzes (Lehar). Dajos 0 Bela Orchestra, “The Zarewltsch—Potfl pourrl” (Lehar). 7.0: News-and reports, h 8.1: Concert programme of recordings. | Selection, Marek Weber and his Orchestra, | “Mikado” (Sullivan). 8.0: Tenor, Lawrence 3 Tlbbett, (a) “Without a Song”; “Life is a I Dream” (both by Youmans). 8.15: Flute B duet, Jean and Pierre Genuin, “Pizzicato 3 Pierrette”; “Valse des Mascottes” (both by 9 Gonnin). 8.21: Recital, Henry Ainlcy, ‘The | Bells” (Poe). 8.25: Concerted., Light Opera J Company, "Naughty Marietta’’ (Herbert). I 8.20: Plano, Arthur de Greet, “Feuille D’Albuiu”; “Paplllou” (both by Grieg). 8.33: Baritone, George Baker, “Star of My Soul” (Jones); “In the Shade of the Palm” (Stuart). 8.39: Intermezzo, J. 11. Squire Celeste Octet, “An Old Church Legend” (Trinoen); “An Irish Love Song” (Squire). 8.45: Humour, Frank Wood, “Old Time Comedians—Vocal Memories.” 8.51: ’Cello, » Pablo Casals, "Spanish Dance” (Granados, I arr. Casals); “Vito” (Popper). 8.57: ConI tralto, Essie Ackland, "Darby and Joan” J (Molloy).11 9.0: Weather report and no--I flees. 9.2: Lecturette, Dr. Guy H. Scholefield, 0.8. E. 9.17: Selection, the London Palladium Orchestra, “Classica” (arr. Ewing).' 9.25: Soprano, Elsie Suddaby, “Spring . Had Come” (Coleridge-Taylor). 9.28: Pianoforte duet, Edgar Fairchild and Robert Lindholm, “Follow Through” Medley (Ilen- ! derson). 9.34: Bass-baritone. Peter Daw- . son. “The Cobbler's Song” ((Norton); “Tito Mountains of Jlouync” (Co)lisson). 9.40: Instrumental, Salon Orchestra, “Ah! Sweet ' Mystery of Life” (Herbert). 9.4-1: Humour, | ' Joe Hayman, “Abe Levy’s Anniversary”; Cohen on “Telephone Deportment” (both by Hayman). 9.50: Waltz, the London Palladium Orchestra, “Katja the Dancer” (Gilbert). 9.53: Baritone. George Sorlie, “One Hour with You” (Whiting). 9.56: Jlarching song. National Military Band, I “Three Musketeers” (Benatzkv). 3YA, CUEISTpriUKCII (OSO Ice.). —3.0: Gramophone recital. 5.0: Children, by Cousin Beatrice. ‘6.0: Dinner music. 7.0: News and reports. 7.30: Addington stock market reports. 7.40: Talk, E. J. Bell, librarian Public Library. “Biographies. Travels.” 8.0: Relay of programme from Radiant Hall. The Christchurch Orchestral Society, Inc., under conductorship of Angus Gunter (leader, T. B. Riordan). Talks by Authors By arrangement witli Colonial Programmes. Limited, of London, the New Zealand Broadcasting Board will give listeners an opportunity of hearing talks by medium of recordings, by three famous authors, Mr. John Buchan, 51. P., Mr. J. B. Priestley, and Mr. Hugh Walpolo. The talks in a series of three will begin on June , 30. HW'JWTff 1