RADIO PROGRAMMES

Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 109, 11 May 1933, Page 19

RADIO PROGRAMMES

THURSDAY. MAY 11. 2YA, WELLINGTON (720 Kilocycles). (Daily from 10 a.m.). 5.0: Children's hour, <by Bis Brother Jack. 6.0: National Symphony Orchestra, "Light Cavalry" Overture. International Concert 0r» Ibestra, "Stilus, Beautiful Spring" Walt* (Lißcke). Zonophone Salon Orchestra. "Ktl. Urney" (Bal/e). 6.15: H.M. Coldstream Guards Band, "Wed4liig of the Rose" (Jessee). New Light Sym~ phony Orchestra, "Peer Gynt" Suite No. 2, Op, 35. International Concert Orchestra, "Over the Wares" W^lti (Kosaa). 6.32: Dajoi Bel» Orchestra, "The Countess Marltz»T»lp*uni" (Pis. 1 and »> (Kalww). klrllaff's BuifjAn Balalaika Orchestra, "fitttnMg Moon" (Ruwlan Folk 8ob»).% b« Groat *nd Hit Orehwara, "Under the Roofs (rf P«i»" (More(tl). 846: Zonophwe Salon or«hestrs, "0M Busilo Bridge.^ CwH««^4bcM*« ancf HU OretMtir*. "AncUffe Watoet" (Ancl^tU > 7 0: Nej»». T.S6: W.B.A S«Mdoa: F. h. Gt#U> «-A. «ue(ar: H»r« «. Bruier. pn Honwuiti 8.«: Part tout, tta CiMtr. (a) "flatter *t|. •C«llw Claud*. Taan.«r. M. ;<^b«m(«" (8om« mapu); (b>^'Mom«nt kusJrtl" (Scntih**!. Part sone, the Choir, "On Wines of Song." Tenor, B. Earl, (a) ;'Bequlem," (b) "When First You Came." Part songs, the Choir: (1) "We'll Haul th« Bowlln"'; (2) "Blow My Bully Boyg"; (3) "Let the Bullglne Run"; (4) "Doctor Foster." Weather report and notices. Part songs, the Choir, (a) "Tlie Farmer's "soprano, Jeanetto Briggs, L.A.8., (a) "Bird of Blue", (b) "A Spring Song." Part song, the Choir, "Calm as the Mght." Baritone, G P. Brand, "Vulcan's Song." Part songs, tho Choir, (a) "Slgb no More, Ladies"; (b) "0, No, Jphn." 'Cello, Claude Tanner, (a) "Chanson a Bercer" (Schmitt); (b) "Arlequln" (Popper)Part songs, the Choir, (a) "Tho Booster and the Ostrich Egg"; (b) "Fol, dol, do"; (c) "John Peol." 10.13 (approx.): Close down.