RADIO PROGRAMMES

Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 131, 30 November 1933, Page 23

RADIO PROGRAMMES

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30. 2TA WELLINGTON (720 kilocycles) (Dally from 10 a.m.) ■)

5.0: Children's hour, by Big Brother Jack.

6.0: New Queen's Hall Light Orchestra, "The Little Minister" Overture (Mackenzie); Edith Lorand Orchestra, "Bedaeroses" (Lehaf) ; Barnabas yon Geczy and His Orchestra, "The Student Prince" Selection (Romberg). 0.21: J. H. Squire Celeste^ Octet, /'lnvitation to the Valse" (Weber); The Palladium Orchestra, "La Siesta" (Barcarolle) (Norton) ; Royal Opera Orchestra, "Sylvia" Ballet—Pizzicato and Procession of Bacchus (Dellbes). 6.36: Brunswick Concert' Orchestra, "March of the Tin Soldiers" (Pierne) ; Orchestre de la Societe dcs Concerts dn Conservatoire, Paris, "Le Rouet d'Omphale" (Saint Saens). 6.46: Philadelphia Symphony Orchesta, "Carmen—Soldiers Changing the Guard"; Dajos Bela Orchestra, "Russian Fantasie" (Lange) ; H.M. Coldstream Guards Band, '"The Geisha" Selection (Jones). 7.0: News. ' 8.0: Relay from the Town Hall of Concert by the Wellington Symphony Orchestra. (Conductor, Mr. Leon da Mauny). Guest artists: Mr. Andersen :Tyrer and Madame Nanette de Lornay. 3YA Christchurch (980 kilocycles) (daily from 10 a.m.).—5.0: Children's hour, by ladybird and Uncle Dick. 6.0: New Mayfair Orchestra, "Folly to he Wise" Selection; Band of H.M. Coldstream Guards, "Selection of Wilfred Sanderson's Songs"; Orchestra Mascotte, "Mimosa Waltz" (Jones). 6.15: Organ, John Hassel, "By the Waters of Minuetonka (Lieurance) ; 'Miniature Concert ' Orchestra, "Punchinello" (Herbert) ; Debroy Somers Band, "Stealing Thro' the Classics" No. 1 (The Masters). 0.30: Dr. Ormandy Instrumental Trio, "From the Land of the Sky Blue Water" (Cadman) ; Marek Weber and His Orchestra, "Fantasia on the Song "Long, Long Ago'" (Dittrlch); Orchestra Mascotte, "Love Bells, Waltz (Benatzky) ; De Groot and the Piccadilly Orchestra, "Charmalne" (Rapee-Ppl-lock) ; New Light Symphony Orchestra, "Span-, ish Dance No. 3" (Granados). 6.47: J. H. Squire Celeste Octet, "The Butterfly" (Bendix); New Mayfair Orchestra, "Blue Roses Selection (Ellis); Winter Garden Orchestra, "Storm Galop" (Komzak). 7.0: News. 7.3d: Talk, Mr. J. G. McKay, Field Instructor, "Root and Forage Crops." 8.0: Selected Records. Selection, Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards, "The Thistle" Selection (Myddleton). 8.10: Male Voices, The International Singers, (a) "When You and I Were Young, Maggie";' (b) "Lassie''-o" Mine." 8.16: Harpsichord, with Orchestra;' Wanda Landowska,' "Don Giovanni" Minuet (Mozart) ; "Le Tambourln" (Rameau) ; "La Coucou Hondo (Daquin). 8.22: Baritone Recital, Peter Dawson. (a) "The Song of the Kettle"; (b) "The Floral Dance"; (c) "Old Father Thames." 8.32: Debroy Somers Band,

"A Musical Comedy Switch." 8.40: Humour, Stanley Holloway, "The Lion and Albert.' 8:44: Special record 3. 9.0: Weather forecast and station notices. H. 2: Talk, Mr. L. It.■' B." Dehiiy.s M.A., F.R.H.S., "Cairo—Medieval and Modern.." 9.17: Selection, Band of Il.jr. Grenadier Guards, "New Sullivan" Selection; 9.2s:'Tenor" and Soprano, Hubert Elsdell' and Dora Labette, Tenor Solo, "Walt"; Vocal Duets,-(a) "To-My First Love"; (1)) "You'd Better Asii Me"; Soprano Solo, "One MorniiiK Very Barly." 9.35: Piano, with Orchestra, Ruie da Costa, (a) "The Lonesome Little Doll" (Boutelje); (b) "The Parade of the Pied Piper" (Da Costa). 9.41: Bass, Malcolm McEachern. "Aylesbury Ducks." 9.44: Novelty Orchestra, ."Midnight Bells" (Heiibereer). 9.4T: Selected records. 100: Close down. i

On March 31, '1933, there were 761,288 licensed racli.o receiving sets in Canada, an increase; over March 31, 1932, 6£ 162,930 sets. The province of Ontario has the largest number with <340,34f, or. about one for every ten of the province's population. Quebec comes next with 195,389, followed- by Britisli Columbia with 61,368, Manitoba with 47,980, Alberta with 38,380, Saskatchewan with 32,367, Nova,. Scotia with 26,824, New Brunswick with 16,908, Prince: Edward Island with 1484, and the Yukon and" North-West Territories with 241. Montreal holds first place among cities with 128)366, Toronto coming second with 109,831, and Winnipeg third with 35,100.