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RADIO PROGRAMMES

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19. 2YA, WELLINGTON (570 KILOCYCLES). 6.6: Chi/dren's hour, by Jumbo and Jurauna 6.0: Columbia Symphony Orchestra, "Bridal Procession" (Grieg); Paris Philharmonic' Orchestra, "Hansel and Gretcl" Overture (Humlierclinek) ;■• Major Bowes Capitol Theatre Trio, "Pale Moon" (Logan); Grand Symphony . Orchestra, "Suite Orlentale"—(l) "The Baiaderes"; (&) "On the Shores of the Ganges": (31 "The. Patrol.".;. (4). "The Dancere" (Pipy)! 6.27:.Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, "Music of the -Spheres" Waltz (Strauss); London Novelty Orchestra, "Amlna—Egyptian Serenade" (Lincke); Regal Cinema Orchestra, "Show-of-Shows"-Selection. - 6.42: Zurich Tonhalle Orchestra, "Gavotte" from "Idotneneo" (Mozart); Polydor. String Orchostra, "Tho Good- Old Days" Medley (Koek); J. H. Squire. Celeste Octet, "Love's Old Sweet Song"' (Molloy)'. ' " " . 7.o.:.News, j.. -'.:. ,--■".' '.•.."■.■ .... 7.40: Lecturette, "For the Man on the Land." 8.0: Kecord, the' Bafafl of the' Queen's Own Cameron -Highlanders,- "The ■ Lightning» Switch" (Alford). •. -. ■■ i ' 8.8:' Bccord; Frank ■ Tlltortdn - • (tenor)—(a) "Bright Smiling Eyes"; (b) l'l'Know of Two Bright Kyes"; record, 'Frank Tltterton and Itlclmrd Watson ■(duets)'— itf "Tenor and Baritone"; (b) "Tjbe" Lovers."' •■; ~,8.20: Kecord, Harry Robins (xylophone)—(a) "Itobbin Karry" (Inncs); (b) "Nursery-Mas-jHH-rado". .(Boyle). . ■■>■•■ S/2G: air. Konald Chamberlain (pianoforte) — la) .'/First. RomancoV; (b) ."Second Komanco"; (c) "Tho riiantpm HoVseman" (Chamberlain). • ' . " " . X.3S-:. Keoord. Elena -Danicll (soprano)—(a) "There Aro »lrles at the Bottom of Our WarJen"; (b)-"Sonc of tho-Llttlo "Folk." 5.40; Talk, "Cancer is Curable." fl.O: Weather report and station notices • • 9.2: • SiJo'claT presentation • of "The"' J3lyslan Fields," arftflio drama- by-Bernard Cronin: produced by Mr;. L. i. Maule. 0.40: Mr. Ronald-Chamberlain (pianoforte)— M-"Thrw.Studies, ,Op.. S" .(Scriabin); (b) "Polonnlso In C Sharp Minor" (Chopin)- (c) ' "Fantasie Impromptu" (Chopin). '•■■■ . , P..5.0J. Record, . .(humour).,. Bandy i Powell, Sandy, tlie Schoolmaster." 9.5 C: Record, Westminster ■ Military iand "Reminiscences of the Gaiety." - ■ .. . 10.2: Close down. ' ' ■ ■ 2YC, -WELLINGTON (840- KILOCYCLES). 5.0:.. Musical programme. ..'-.■• ; 0.0: Close down, j 7.1): After-dinner music. • , 5.,0.:. Concert, programme.. ■ "■■ .- -10.0: Close down, : , s SYA, Chrlstchurcn (T2O kilocycles) (dally from 10 a.m.).—5.0: Children's hour, \>y Cousin Beatrice. 6.0: Columbia Symphony Orchestra, "March of the Bojaren" (Halvcrsen): New Light Symphony Orchestra, "The Merry Wives of Windsor" Overture (Nlcolal); J. H. gaulre Celeste Octet. "Poem" (Fiblch). C.15: Herman Flnck and His .Orchestra, "Melodious Memories"; Plaza Theatre Orchestra, "Pearl o' Mine" (Fletcher); Marek .Weber- (tod His Orchestra, "Old Vienna—Gems from . Lanner's Waltzes'' <Lanner); Menorah- Bymphony Orchestra, "Shulamlth" Selection '(Goldfaden) 8 36" Organ, G. T. Pattman', "Alice, Whero Art Thou?" (Trdtl) ; 8.8.C. Wireless Military Band "Dance of tlio Tumblers" (Rlmsky-Korsakov) : The Victor" Olof Salon • Orchestra, "Callirlioc" (Clinmlnatlo) ;■ Kotelboy's, Concert - Orchestra "Wedcwood BluoV. (Ketelbcy) ; J. H. Squire CcIpste Octet. "The Piecanlnnies' Picnic" (Squire) 7/0: Nfiws. 7.35: Talk, . Miss Scott-Baker' "Books." S.O: Special Studio Presentation entitled "British Sea Dors In Song and Story" liy A. G. Thompson and Company. n.ifi; Weather report and sutlon notices. 0.17 : Sclectrd records. 0.30: Dance music.- 11.0: Close down.

REGENT THEATRE. Of Iho many hilarious comedies In which Charlto JtugKlcs haa been featured probably none lms achieved such a brilliant success as Paramount's latest release- "Mama Loves Papa," now showing at the Regent Theatre. With tho luimltablo Charles Is Wary Boland, and together tho pair romp through a merry and eventful story. It is some of America's finest humour—a real convincing humour that ia usually associated with UugglC3 ana Miss JJolaud. 'As a nilddlo-agcd couplo with a good deal of life and lovo left in them, they begiu early In tho proceedings to adopt the comedy rolo. Mama becomes enthusiastic over a big city version Of modern culture, and Insists that Papa fall Into lino with tho 'sartorial requirements of civilisation. He la obliged to indulge in a frock coat and bowler hat when on his business! j but bis boaa mistakes the purport of tho clothes. He elves Papa tho day off under the Impression that there la a bereavement In tho family, and Papa cets tangled up In a dedicatory ceremony, being'*'mistaken for a public official. A further blow cornea when the unwitting Papa eets landed with the job of park commissioner. . . "Tho Hayseeds." Cecil Kcllaiyay has plenty of scopa for kindliness and humour In "Xha Hayseeds," which is coming to tho Regent Theatre next Friday. He is "Bad," and tho stoi-y opens on his farm on a peaceful Sunday. Presently this peace Is broken by a group of hikers who decide to camp for luncheon. Dad rushes down to the interlopers, declaring that they aro disturbing liia precious stock. He Is, however, pleasantly surprised to find Pa Townlelgh (Kenneth Brampton) a- really good sort. Deciding that there is something to bo said for city people. Dad becomes quite friendly. When tha TownIcighs return to the'city they lnvlto the Hayseefis to visit them,; and then there Is all the fun of, Dad and Mum (Katie Towers) at large In Sydney. . , . ' OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. A football "came of the century" between rival penitentiaries provides the climax of "Hold 'Em Jail," the R.K.O. Pictures Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey starring- coitcdy,' to be shown at Our Theatre tonight. A big supporting cast IS headed by Edna May : Oliver and Roscoe Atcs. The added attractions include a comedy, Radio review, cartoon, and news.

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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 147, 19 December 1933, Page 6

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RADIO PROGRAMMES Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 147, 19 December 1933, Page 6

RADIO PROGRAMMES Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 147, 19 December 1933, Page 6