RADIO PROGRAMMES

Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 100, 2 May 1929, Page 9

RADIO PROGRAMMES

THURSDAY. 2nd MAY,

2Y.\. \VKM,IXfiTOX (120 JIKTRES). :i-1.."..-i p.m.: Arternoon session. ( .^;»,-, nUMmrs session conducted by Uncle. « I" " li-ni.: Dinner session. Kccords: Coldslrcain Guards. "Hells of St. Maio" (Itlmmer) ■ "Semper Fidclls" (Sousa) ; violin. Krleii Morim. "ILoinanza Andalu/.a" (Sarasate) ; "Intro-■lui-llon mill Tarantclln" (Sarasalc) ; Chicaco Symphony On-licstra. "Valse Trlslc- (Sibelius) : Sau iTanclsco Symphony Orchestra. •■Funeral -March or a .Marionette" (Gounod) ; I'aul Whttc--111:111 -1 t-onct-rt. Orchestra, "Sulto of Serenades 11 (Herbert) : (U Spanish. (2) Chinese. (X) On--7.(1: News session, market reports, and sports 7.:: i : Mr. .1. w. Ferule. I'iibllcltv Branch I°/,!,"™' Zc"'aml Kulhvays. "Incursions by 7.10: Lcetiirette, Miss Marcaret O'Connor, Uam-liiK." vS.O: (i.1.0. cluck. S.I : Soprano. Frieda Ilcmpcl, record '•I.\onc ■But the Weary Heart." S.S: Tenor. Enrico Caruso, record, "Plniplnclhi" (Florentine Song). 8.1."i: ltolay from Concert Chamber. Wcllliictif the WiMliWton Symphony rOr°hcatrn, "unit"r Mr. l.eon do Manny. Orchestra, "Caprlccio ltaliennc" (Tschalkowsky) ; "Symphony In I! Minor, No. 6" •Talhetln.uo" (Tsehalkowsky) ; cello. Mr. Claudo Tanner, "Variations on a Kococc.o Theme" (accompanist. Jladanio Evelyn dc Manny) ; orchestra, "Casso Noisette" (Ntiteracker Suite) (Tschaikowsky) : (1) Overture Miniature, (•„>) Danso Arabe. (3) Danso. Itusse (Trepak), (I) Marrhc, (5) Dansc Chlnoise, (ti) Uansc <le Marlltons, (7) Valso dcs Vlenrs"lSl2" (Tsehaikowsli.v). National Anthem ' IYA. Auckland (3»s metres).—3-4.25 p.m.: ducted by Veto"" Tan." 7.ls™N?ews Si °"e'sslo"" 7.1)0: Talk. Mr. N\ M. Itlchmond. B.A (Director of the W.E.A.). "Tlio Farmer's Place in the Economic System." 7.4S : Market reports. S.O : Chimes. Novell y evening, "A Night o r Convivialities." ii.4o: ProKrammo or danco and olher records till 11 p.m. SVA. Chrlstchurch (30li metres).—S-I.SO P.m.: Arternoon session. 6.0: Children's session, conducted by Undo . John. 7.1.-.: News session. 7.30: Talk by Trofessor H. (I. Dcnham (under the auspices of the Canterbury Progress League). S.O: Chimes. S.I: lierliii State Opera Orchestra, record, "The, JlaslersliiKers or Nuremberg" (WiiKncr). 8.9: Soprani) and tenor. Grand Opera Dun, "Go Pretty Hose." 5.13: 'Cello. Mr. Harold Heck, "Chant D-Amour" (Casella). 5.17 : Mezzosoprano. Jllss Myrn Tollard. "Pleadine " 8 21- ' I'lano, Miss riorothy Ilarlcs, "Italian Concerto —Ist Jtovement" (Bach). 5.25: llass, .Mr ■Tames Viler. "The Desert." 8.29 : Jtillon Hayes, record, "Tlio Meanderllißs of Monty—ls Lipstick Nourishing?" s.»B: Christrhurch Broadcastlnir Trio. "Allcßro Enemlco" (from "Trio In C. Minor") (Mendelssohn). S.4S- Grand Oiicra Quarlct, "London Town." 5.52: Soprano, Madame Goner Burns. "The liltlle Fish's Soiib." S.HG: San Francisco Symphony Orchesh-a, record, "Coppella Ballet" (Dcllbcs). H.O: Weather report. 9.5: Ttoyal Opera Orcheslra. record, "Sylvia. Ballet—Pizzicato and Procession of Bacchus" (Delihes). X.IS: Poprano and mezzo-soprano, Grand Opera. Duo, 'Down. 0.17: Tenor, Mr. Erucst Itogcrs, (a) I'or "iou Alone." (h) "TrusthiE Eyes." 0.2:!: 'Cello, Mr. Harold Beck. "Air in Olden Style" (Cesar Franck). 9.27: Bass. Mr. James Filer "Bosom of the Deep." y.si: Plauo. Miss Dorothy Davies, "Toccata in A" (Paradlcs-Beal). 9.35: Mezzo-soprano, Miss Myra Pollard, "Boat Song." n.33: Chrlstchurch Broadcasting Trio, (a) "Cnntabule" (Cef.ar Franck): (b) "Gavotte" (T,e Clair). 0.47: Soprano Madam" Gmver-nurns, (a) "Cradle Souk," (b) "A Fancy. 0.53: Grand Opera Quartet, "Fly. SiiiKins Bird. Fly." !)..i7: Philadelphia SymX,'""o.. , L v)"' rQmTA ' "Hungarian Rhapsody ■IVA, Diincciln.—Silent.