RADIO PROGRAMMES

Evening Post, Issue 113, 10 November 1930, Page 5

RADIO PROGRAMMES

MONDAY. 10th NOVEMBER.

2YA, WELLINGTON (720 KILOCYCLES). :J p.m.: Afternoon session. 5.0: Children's session, conducted by Uncle JetV. G-7: Dinner music. Records. Ketelbey's Concert Orchestra, "In' a Talry Realm" (Kctell.cj). G. 10: Columbia Symphony Orchestra, "Marcli of the Bojiiren" (Halvorseu). -'Cello, Caspar Cassaclo, "Melodic Arabe" (Glazouuov). New (lueeirs Hall Light Orchestra, "Wood Nymphs" (Coates). ■ < . ■ 1i.30: New Queen's • Hall Light Orchestra. "Summer Days Suite" (Coates). U. 43: .1. H. Squire's Celeste Octet, "Memories of Mendelssohn" (arr. Sear). Columbia Symphony Orchestra, "Brtdat Proca'sslon" (firieg). 7.0: Nows session, market reports, and sports results. 7.40: Book review; Mr. H. C. South, "Books —(iravc and Gay." 8.0. Chimes. Special studio presentation of Spohr's oratorio,. "The Last Judgment," !>.v Combined Anglican Church Choirs of Wellington. Soloists.: Soprano, Miss Dorothy Kussell; contralto, Mrs. Ray Kemp; tenor; Mr. Roy Hill; bass, Mr.- Ray Kemp. Mr. W. Blnet Brown will sing bass parts in Quartet numbers. Couilnctor, Mr. W. A. Gatheridge. Plaulslc, Miss Iris Mason. ' . :!YA Orchestrina (conductor, Stgnor A. I. Truda), "M^adonna"-(Jtozart-Moses). Part 1^—8.0: Chorus (with soprano and bass soil), "Praise His Awful Name." Bass, "Come up Hither!" Tenor, "And Lo! a Throne." ' Tenor and chorus, "Holy, Holy, Lord God of Hosts." .•■•■■ Soprano, "Behold, the Lamb that was Slain." Tenor, "Weep No More." ,': Soprano, "And the Elders Fell Down; Before the Lamb." . ' Soprano ami chorus, "All Glory to the Lamb." Tenor, "And Every Creature." Tenor and chorus, "Blessing, Honour, Glory, and Power." ■ Tenor, "And Loi A Mighty Host." Soprano, "These/ Who Passed." Chorus and quartet, "Lord God of Heaven and Earth." 8.39: 2YA Orchestrlna, "The Seven Last Words." ■ • ■ . 8.47: 'Cello, Pablo Casals, "Traumerel" (Schumann), "Melody in F" (Rubinstein). . 8.53: 2XA. .Orchestrlna, ■ "Requiem" (Verdi, arr. Roberts); "Ah! Remember," "Oh, Lord God." . ....-.• tf.O: Weather report and station notices. 9.2: Cornet. Alex Harris and Halle Orchestra, "Trumpet Voluntary" (Clive Twelvetrees), "Solemn Melody" (Purcell). . 9.10: 2YA Orchestrlna, "Requiem" (Verdi, arr. Roberts), '.'Sanctus," 'Oh, Lamb of God." Part II.—9.18:- Bass and recitative, "Thus Saith the Lord." : . ' • Duet, Boprauo and tenor, "In This Dread Hour Forsake Me. Not." Chorus, "If ..with Your Whole Hearts." Tenor, "Jehovah now Cometh to Judgment." 1 . Chorus, "Destroyed is Babylon." Tenor, "It Is Ended." .■■'.. Quartet and chorus,. "Blest Are . the Departed." ■ . ' • Soprano,- "I Saw-a; New Heaven." Alto, "No' Earthly House is Here." Tenor and quartet,; "Behold, He Soon Shall Come." : • Chorus and quartet, ."Great and Wonderful Are AH Thy Works." 9.48: 'Cello, Lauri Kennedy, . "Hungarian Rhapsody" (Popper). ~.-..' '. • . ' 9.52: 2YA Orchestrina, "Lord God of Abraham" (Mendelssohn), "Gloria" (Haydn). 3YA, Chrlstchurch (980 kilocycles).—l2.o : Results of Canterbury Jockey Club's Meeting at Rlccarton, interspersed with; musical recordings from Studio.. 5.0:. Children's hour, conducted by "Scatterjoy.1- 6-7: Dinner session. Records. Military-Band, '.'Ever or Never." Sir Hamilton Harty, conducting the Halle Orchestra, "An Irish . Symphony—Sherzo". (Sir Hamilton Harty). New Concert Orchestra, "Life in Vienna." Military Band (of specially selected musicians), "The Guards' Patrol." Dlnlcni and His Orchestra, "Crepuscule" Tango (Blanco). J. H. Squire's Celeste Octet, "Traume" (Wagner, arr. Wllloughby). Gustav Hoist, conducting the London Symphony Orchestra, "MarchIng Song" (Gustav Hoist). J. H. Squire's Celeste Octet, "Albumblatt" Wagner, arr. Willoughby). The Elite Dance Orchestra, "In Elner Konditorel" Tango (Raymond). Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards, "Sylvia Ballet, Parts 1 and 2" (Delibes, arr. Kappey). Halle; Orchestra, "Londonderry■■ Air"1 (Hamilton Harty). 7.0: News session. 7130: Dialogue, Mr. E. E. Wiltshire and Mr. F. C. Falrdough, "The Story of the • Garden." Elementary botany as .applied- to sarden plants. -8.9: Chimes. Band programme by New Brightou' Municipal Band, assisted by 3YA artists. 18.1: Band, "Boulder City" (Ord Hume), "You ■ Wanted Someone Else-to-Play With" (Gilbert).' 8.8: Tenor, Mr. C. li. Williamson, "A Dream," "Love's Garden of Roses." 8.14: Chrlstchurch Broadcasting Trio, "Trio No. 2 In C" (Bohm). 8.24: Soprano, Miss Lottie Colville, "Golden DanclDg Days," "Little Lady of the Moon." 8.30: Band, "A Summer's Day" (Greenwood). 8.39: Humour, Mr H. Instone, "Me and Father." 8.43: Circolo Mandolinlstlco, "Semlramlde Overture" (Rossini). KB.DI: Cornet duet,1 Bandsmen J. Nuttall and H. Wllkins, "Jollification." 8.55: Duet,'Laytou and Johnstpne,'"Oli Kay Medley" (Gershwin1). 8.59: Weather forecast andjStation nptices. 9.1; Chorus, C6lu*mbla LlgUf Opera Company, "Gems from Rio: Rita." 9.5: Tenor, Jlr. C. R. Williamson, "At Dawning," "Charming- Chloe." 9.11: Broadcasting Trio, "Berceuse, de Jocelyn" (Gpdard), ''Andante Scherzo" (Mathias). 9.21: Humour,, Clapham and Dwyer "At the Races:" 9.27: Band. "Jollity Farm. (Sarony). "Don't Be Like That" (Plnkard). "Stein Song" (Colcord-Fenstad). 9.36: Soprano, Miss Lottie l Colville; "The Kerry Dance." 0.40: Humour, Mr. H. Instone, "Scottish Patter." 9.52: Rudy Vallee, "Outside" (Klynn). 9.56: Band, "Beautiful Danube" (Strauss), "Gippsland" (Lithgow). : 4YA, Dunedlu (650 kilocycles J .—3 p.m.: Afternoon session. 5.0 : Chimes. Children's hour, conducted by Big Brother Bill. 6-7: Dinner music. Records. 7.0: News session. 8.0: Chimes. Special programme: "A West County Rovel.-"- Orchestra, "Merry England" Nos., 1 and 2 (German). 8.16: Baritone, Mr. Jack Clark,- "John Barleycorn," "Fairings." 8.22: Orchestra, "Leek Selection" (Myddleton). 8.29: Tenor Mr. J. E. Davles, "A Deryn Pur," ! "Meutra Owen." 8.36:- Nightingales and Beatrice Harrison, "'Nightingales," "A Summer Night Idyll." 8.42: The Orchestra, "Plymouth Hoe" (Ansell), "Land of Hope and Glory" (Elgar). 8.54: Soprano, Miss Dorothy Dagg, "Co Down to Kow In'.Ulac' Time," "The Eucliitnted ' Forest." 9.0: Weather report and station announcements. 9.2:' Ketelbey's Concert Orchestra and Choir,' "Men •of England (Campbell-Ketelbey). 9.10: • The Orchestra, "Merry Pranks," "Country 'Dance" (Quilter). 9.17: Tenor, Mr. J. E. Davles, Two Welsh Folk Songs, '.'The Fair Isle," "Hunting the Hare." 9 23: Light Opera Company, "Vocal Gems from the Arcadians." 9.31.: .The Orchestra, "Lights 0' London" (Thorne and Lowry). 9.4u: Baritone. Mr. Jack Clark. ."Ballad-monger," "Jock the Fiddler." 9.52.: Squire's Celeste Octet, "The Grasshoppers' Dance" (Bucalossl). 9 55 • Soprano, Miss Dotolhy Dagg. "Someone Brought Me Daffodils." 9.58: ' Fodlin's Brass Band; "The Mill in the Dale."--IYA', Auckland.—Silent. -' "