RADIO PROGRAMMES
THURSDAY, 23rd APRIL. 2YA, WELLINGTON (720 KILOCYCLES). :i.O: Afternoon session. I ii.O: Children's session, "Uncle George and "Big Brother .Tack." G.O: Dinner music. March, American Lesion Band, 'The Lonqucror" (Teike). _ ' T *,„ I Selection, Savoy Orpheans, "Lido I/any New Lidit Symphony Orchestra, "Hustic WetldiiiK Syranhnny." ~\ Victor Otof Sextet, "To a Walcr-Liiy (Macdowell). _ ~ . Berlin State Opera Orchestra, "The Caliph, of Bagdad" .(Bojltiieu),. - . ~,. Now Liijhl Symiihony Orchestra, "Spanish Dance (jroszkowsW).; .. ■•■ . Organ, Jtejrinald Toort, "Jtist Wire a Darby and .Toan" (Gilbert). . .. ~ , ,-,- .T^ck Il.vlton's Orchestra, ."The Selfish Giant" (Coatos). . . Victor Olof Sextet, (a) "To a Wild Rose (b) "In 'Autumn/ Violin and organ. De Groot and Terence Casey, "Parted" (Tosti). Victor Symphnnv Orchestra, "Dnnco of the Hours" (I'dndileUl). Organ, IJegin.ild Toort, "Love Lies" (Kellard). Jfarcli, Amorienn T,egion Band, "lowa Corn Sons" (nrr. Bccston). 7.0: News, market report, and sport.'i results. 7.40: Lcclurette, Sir. W. K. rricstlcy, "jro<!ern Ballroom Dancing." Shakespeare Programme.. S.O: Chimes. Overture, San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, "A Midsummer Night's Dream" (Mendelssohn). 8.12: Mezzo-soprano, Miss Mavis Castle, (a) "I Know a Bank," (b) "When. Daisies Pied." . 5.19: Elocutionary, "Julius Caesar," Act 3, Scene 1; action takes place after the assassination of Caesar. Characters, Marcus Brutus, Mr. B. Caliill; Marcus Antonius, Mr. W. J. Jlountjoy. Jim.: Cassius, Mr. Clement May; Casca, Mr. Jack Storr; Trebonius, Mr. Error Muir; Decius Brutus, Mr. Ceclric Muir: Servant to Antony. Mr. C. H. Arndt; Servant to Octavius. Mr. 11. G. Bennett. 5.35: Tnstrumpnt.il trio, Messrs. Norman ' Izett, W.» and S. JlT.ean, "Morris Dance." I "Shepherd's Dance" (German). i 'Cello, Mr. S. M'Lean, "Hustic Dance" (Cer- j Trio. Messrs. Norman Izelt, TV. and S. M'Lean, "Torch Dunce" from "Henry VIII." (German). 5.40: Elocutionary, "Ilomeo and Juliet," Act S, Scone 1. Characters, Benvolio. Mr. B. Cahill: Mercutio, Mr. John Storr; Tybalt, Mr. Erro! Jfuir; Romeo. Mr.. Clement May. 0.1: Weather report and station notices. !)..".: Duets, Misses Mavis and Sfona Castle, (a) "It was a Lover" (from "As You Like It"), (b) "Shepherd's Dance" (German). 0.1.0: Elocutionary, "Macbeth," Act 1. Scene 7: Act 2, Scene 2. Characters, Macbeth. Mr. I John Storr; Lady Macbeth, Miss Miidse Thomas. .1.25: Instrumental trio. Messrs. Norman Izett, W. and S. M'Lean, "Prelude." "Intermezzo," "Oriental March," "Dorcs' March" frum "Tho Merchant of Venice" (itnsHO). ■ 9.33: Contralto, Miss Mona Castle. "Sliih j No More, Ladies," "Ophelia's Song," "O, Willow, Willow." 9.41: Elocutionary, "Borneo and Juliet." Act 2, Scono 2. Characters, Juliet, Miss Dorothy Miller; Borneo, Mr. Clement May. a.tlß: National Military Band, "Tannhauscr March" (Wasner). j 10.0: 'God Save tho Kin?. ,'!YA, Christchurch (980 kilocycles).—3.(l: Afternoon session. • 5.0 : Children's hour, "Undo Frank and Cousin Beatrice." 6.0; Dinner music. 7.0: News. 7.50: Tnlk on Forestry, Mr. C. E. Foweraker, M.A., under the auspices of the Forestry Leacuo. 8.0: Belay from -IYA, Dunedin; special Dunedin Radio Exhibition programme 9.30: Dance programme.
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 95, 23 April 1931, Page 21
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463RADIO PROGRAMMES Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 95, 23 April 1931, Page 21
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