RADIO PROGRAMMES

Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 143, 14 December 1933, Page 26

RADIO PROGRAMMES

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14. 2YA, WELLINGTON (570 KILOCYCLES.) 5.0:. Children's hour, by Big Brother Jack. 6.0: Chicago Symphony Orchestra, "Russian and Ludnillla" Overture (Glinka). De Groot and his Orchestra, "I Love You" (Grieg). Nallonal Symphony . Orchestra, "Spanish Duneo No. 2 in G Minor" (Jloszkowskl). Dajos Bela Orchestra, "You and You" Waltz (Strauss). 6.14: J. H. Squire Celeste Octet, "Mignon— Introduction et Romance" (Thomas). The London Palladium Orchestra, "Sunset" (Matt). Organ, Stanley Macdonald, "Nicolette" (Batten, Campbell, Connelly). 6.25: Reginald King and his Orchestra, "Song o' My Heart" Selection. San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, "Valse de Concert" (Glazounov). Grand Symphony Orchestra, "The Tea House of a Hundred Steps" (Yoshitomo). 6.45: Royal Opera Orchestra, "Prelude 'The Huntress' from 'Sylvia Ballet'" (Delibes). Lener String Quartet. "Etude No. 7 Transcription" (Chopin) ; Edith Lorand Orchestra, "Winter Storms" Waltz (Fuclk). 7.0: News. 8.0: Relay from St. James's Hall. Lower Hutt, of concert by the Hutt Valley Lledertafel. Conductor, Mr.' Harry E. Erusey. Accompanist, Mr. Ron Horman. Part songs, the choir (a) "Song of the Bow"; (b) 'The Swanea River.' ' Soprano, Miss G. Helen Gardner, "At the Court of Gay Versailles." Part songs, the choir (a) "Songs My Mother Taught Me": (b) "The Frog." Recital, Mr. Clement May (a) "The Listeners"; (b) "Some A. A. Hilne Stories" (de la Mare). Part songs, the choir (a) "The Old Woman"; (b) "The Arethusa." Weather report and station notices. Part songs, the choir, (a) "A Smuggler's Song"; (b) "Tiger. Tiger." - Soprano, Miss G. Helen Gardner, Old Engish Folk Songs (a) "As I Went Roaming"; (b) "Seventeen, 'Come Sunday:" Negro Spirituals, the choir (a) "Were You There?" (b) "All God's Chillim Got Wings." Recital, Mr. Clement May, "The Denominational Garden" (Rice). ' ' ■ Part songs, the choir (a) "Old King Cole" (variations from the Nursery Rhyme); (b) "Soldiers' Chorus." •.'■•. 10.15 (approx.) : Close down.. . 2YC, WELLINGTON '(840 KILOCYCLES.) 5.0 : Musical programme. 6.0: Close down. . ■ • 7.0 : After,-dlnner music. 8.0 : Concert programme. 10.0: Close down. 3YA, Christchurch (720 kilocycles) (daily from 10 a.m.).—5.0: Children's hour, by Ladybird and Uncle Dick. 6.0: National Symphony Orchestra, "Light Cavalry" Overture .(Suppe). The International Concert Orchestra, "Spring, Beautiful Spring" Waltz (Lincke). Zonophone Salon Orchestra, "Killarney" (Balfe); 6.15: H.M. Coldstream Guards Band, "Wedding of the Rose" (Jessel). New Light Symphony Orchestra, "Peer Gynt" Suite No. 2, Op. 55 (a) Arabian Dance"; ' (b) "The Return of Peer Gynt ; (c) "Solvelg's Song" (Grieg).. International Concert Orchestra, "Over the Waves" Waltz (Rips). 6.32: Dajos Bela Orchestra, The Countess Maritza" Pot-pourri (Kalman). Kiriloft's Russian Balalaika Orchestra, "Shining Moon" (Russian Folk Song). De Groot and his Orchestra, '^Under the Roofs of Paris" (Moretti). 6.46: Zonophone Salon Orchestra, Old Rustic Bridge" (Skelly). Charles Ancliffe and his Orchestra, "Ancliffe Waltzes" (Ancliffe). 7.0: News. 7.30: Official opening of new station. 8.0: Symphonic Rhapsody, 3YA Orchestra, conductor,' Harold Beck, "aYA March" (M. T. Dlxon), "Bird Songs at Even- <>= T,anV '* Heard You Singing" (Eric Coatesh qvl baritone, wi,th orchestra, Rex. Harrison'and '^r> "nf. Clle'l tra (,a) "kelson's Gone A'Sailtng"; (b>. J.he Star." 8.14: Pianoforte, Paul VinogradolT "The Blue Danube" (SchulzerlerStrauss). 8.34: 3YA Orchestra, (a) "Dance of ',™ c Ar, ch« r,s" l BPro(lin>; (b)."Cossack Revels" (Tschakoff). 8.29: Records; Saxophone, Rudy Wiedoeft, "Valse Mazanetta" (Wiedoeft). 8 32 • Contralto, Mrs. W.-Scott, with 3YA, Orchestra (a) My Ships"; (b) '.'Hindoo Song"; (c) Beloved, it is Morn." 8.42: Pianoforte, Paul Vinogradoff, "March Militaire" (Schubert) 8.nO: Baritone, Rex Harrison and 3YA Orchestra (a) ITrom the Land of the Sky Blue Water'; (b) "Far Off I Hear a Lover's Flute." 8.56: Valse, 3YA Orchestra, "Bal Masque" (Fletcher). 9.1: Weather forecast and station notices. 9.3: Talk, Professor James Shelley, "Cultural • Consequences of Radio." 920 • "Operatic Gems," by Offenbach. 10.0: Close down.