RADIO PROGRAMMES

Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 16, 20 January 1932, Page 17

RADIO PROGRAMMES

WEDNESDAY. 20th JANUARY. 3TA, WELLINGTON (720 KILOCYCLES). (Daily from 10 a.m.) f'V 9?ildren's hour. Aunt Daisy. 6.0 .-Dinner music. 7.0: News. . ■ •,nrt' 4 n:ii L, ectu» ettD~Mr- A- E- Wilson, "Tourist and Holiday Resorts." 8.0.-Chimes. Programe-of recorded music. » .., ,Oyerture--New Light Symphony Orchestra, Madame Butterfly" (Puccini). 8.9: Soprano— Jlargherlta Salvi> (a) "The Ma, d Scene"; (b) "Waltz Song." »„■>!»% la~LioDel Tertis, (a) "Allegro Mplto (Mozart); (b) "Theme with Variations" I'™™ Sonata In A Major"). "Rose ll7°C^' Goms~"l'1 Sht Opera' Company, (Ciardf) Flut'°~Emll Prll>- "Russian Carnival" 8.41: Vocal Duet—Michele Fleta, tenor, Florence Au 3 tral, soprano, "Final Duet from Aida," 1 I ac P rex? 6o U cor"; (b) "O Terra Addlo." Comfdy S w eucn J" ayfaU'. OtCUeStra' "A MUSiCaI 8,55: Tenor—Richard ' Tauber, (a) "Tour «cart is Mine Alone"; (b) "Notbine But Laughter. , ■ . , mente VVeatller roP°rt. and station announceQ 9.5:-Lecturotte—Dr.' Guy H.- 'Scholenewi '«n' 2D i> Select' oQ—Marek Weber's Orchestral T'lc Beggar Student" (Mlllocker). : tt£**&%sffi aw:- Clmllapln- ' Ttoloßue'' 9.36: Violin—Fritz Krelsler, (a) "Hosa••b9",42^ Tenor—Carl Martin Oehmann, (a) Song" Govern your Wrath"; (b) "Cobbling 9.48: Squire Celeste Octet, "Introduction et Romance" (from "Mlgnon") (Thomas). , "Sunn: " Goms~iißht °l>Bra Company, 10.0: God Savg the Kine. SYA, Christchurch' (980 kilocycles);—3.Q: AN ternoon session. 5.0: Children's hour. 6.0: Dinner music. 7.0: News. 7.30: Addingtoa stock market reports. 8.0: Chimes. Overtu?«-,: ?r Unt . ,o^ he.^ "Lo Slgneur de Karmor'' riwmt 1 ? I? rl'i*« S>B: Soprano—Miss Lottie CoMle, (a) "Follow the Fairies": (b)' "Yune Yang 8.13: Record—Arcadia Orchestra; Sunbeams and Shadows." 8.17: Tenor—Mr. »vC, y.F- 011 "' (a) "*Ol You Alone";.(b)----'Vale." Banjo Duo—Messrs. J. N. Ha. vord and M. George, "Stein Song" (Colcord)^ s.-8. Humour^—Mr. George Tltchener (a) VtoSfiP'''^ 7° T Months ana MonThs and Mouths." ; 8.37: Suite-Studio Orchestra.' "The Boudoir^M „ < Euß.lem»n).- (a) The Blue Boudoir; (bj The Miniature Piano; (c) The 14 es? c^Vi W,l, The ClbckworkTwo-seater!l----3.48: Contralto—Miss Myra Sutton, (a) "If n53?. ? ere D,, reBIS« ■*» s *»"; <b) "My Irish Daddy Knows," 8.52: Record—tlnlty Quartet, There's a Tramp, Tramp." . 8.56: Songs at the piano with bunjolele—The Rose and Thistle Duo, (a) "Who Do You Miss?" (b) "Tiptoe Thro' the Tulips." 9.5: Weather report and station.notices. 0.7: Studio Orchestra—"Sons of My Heart." 9.15: Soprano—Miss Lottlo Colvllle, (a) "A Young Girl's Song," (b) "The Answer.1' o.ao: Record — Violin — Szlgitl, T, ep}?\- . 9- 23: Tenor—Mr. Percy C. Nlcholls, (a) "Questa O Quella" (b) "La Donna « Mobile." 9.29: Banjo Duo—Messrs. J. N. Havord and M. George, (a) "Following You"; ,(b).;"Here'We .Ain't." 9.36: Humour—Mr. George Titchcner, (a) "The Nasty Way He Sez It." 9.4o—Record—Piano Solo—Una Bourne, "November" (Palmgren). 9.43: Contralto, Miss Myra Sutton, (a) "Hawthorn"; (b) "A Last Farewell." 9.48: Record—Happiness Boys, "Where Did You Get That Name?" 9.sl—Record—Virtuoso String Quartet, "Molly on the Shore." 9.54: Songs at the piano, with banjblele—The Roso and Thistle Duo, (a) "It You Want the Rainbow"; (b) "A Year from Today." 10.0: Studio Orchestra—Characteristic, (a)- "A.Street in Algiers'l' (Ansoll); (b) "Waltz of the Flowers" (Tschaikowskl). 10.7: God Save the King. ' .-•■■;•