RADIO PROGRAMMES

Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 49, 27 February 1934, Page 5

RADIO PROGRAMMES

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY '27. ■• 2YA. WELLINGTON (570 kilocycles). fi'o-rlni Idrl'}' S =our' byJumbo antl Jumuna. In thi :e;' enna,,™'jiarmnnlc Orchestra, "Music luv nSI ? S Waltz < s trauss); London Novn?„,.& ? e?f raY An"na—Egyptian Serenade" Show"-- )> S efeSn C"I<;mii °r*eStra' "Shw ot fro3m«iln^ lrlCh..T Cl;', I. illle O'chestra, "Gavotte from«q(lomeneo'" (Mozart) ;. Polydor String (Koek); J h. Squire Celeste Octet, "Love's Old Sweet Song" (Molloy). ■ ?•■ 7.0: News. % Ii" : J"; cture"e, "For the Man on the Land." (.-£;?: f ay,.,from.the TowiHaU- Public Res ?f °n n° hU, S race Archblshop Redwood, nVn < ' ce\ ebr«tlne h's .Diamond Jubilee! mi '»PWox.): From the Studio. Records, Marek Weber and his-Orchestra, "The Flower of Hawaii" Selection (Abraham), tibii &<lulre -Celeste Octet, "Classlca" Selec--9.48: Dale Smith and The Westminster Singers, (a) . Clementine"; (b) "The Little m? "i &,;i. (c);, S he Lass of R'cl"nond Hill." (d) In Sheltered Vale." 10.0: Sydney Gustard, Cinema Organ, "Song Memories of the Past." ■ Po? n ourr|oOSZand hls, Orchcstra' "First' Waltz" 10.15 (approx.) : Close down. 2TC," WELLINGTON (840 kilocycles). . 5-J: Wght musical programme. 0.0: Close down. T.O: After-dinner music. .8.0: Concert programme. 10.0 : Close down. ' Al Chr'stchurch (720 • kilocycles) .—5.0: Children's Hour, by Cousin Beatrice. 6.0: Columbia" Symphony Orchestra, "March of the Bojaren • (Halrorsen) ; New Light Symphony Orchestra, "The Merry Wives of Windsor" Overnir (Nlcolai) :J. H. Squire Celeste Octet, Poem (Flbich). f1.15: Herman Flnck and his Orchestra, "Melodious Memories"; Plaza Theatre Orchestra, "Pearl O' Mine" (Fletcher)Marek Weber and his Orchestra, "Old Vienna —Gems from Lanner's Waltzes" (Lanner) : Menorah; Symphony Orchestra, "Shulamlth" Selection (Guldfaden). 6.30: G. T. Pattman (organ), "Alice, Where Art Tliou?" (Trdtl ); 8.8.C. Wireless Military Band, "Dance of the Tumblers" (Rimsky-Korsakov) ; The Victor Olof Salon Orchestra, "Calllrhoe" (Chamlnade) ;i Ketelbey's Concert Orchestra, "Wedgewood BIuq" (Ketelbcy); J. H. Squire Celeste Octet) "The Plcannlnulcs1 Picnic" (Squire). 7.0! News.. . 7.35: Talk, Miss G. Scott-Bakerj "Books." 8.0: Hecord, Frank Westfleld's Or^ chestra, "Maid of the Mountains" (FraserSimpaon). 8.8: Mrs. E. Cameron (soprano), (a) "I Heard You Go By"; (b) "Spring's a Love-1 ablo Lady." • 8.14: Record, Mario Lorenzi (harp), "Harping on the Hits." 8.20: Barend Harris (bass-baritone), : (a) "The Sword of Ferrara"; . (b) "Collette"; (c) "Ay!; Ay!p Ay!" (Spanish' Serenade). 8.30 •: Record: Alischa Elman (violin), "Serenade" (Drdla). 8.33: Mrs. E. Cameron (soprano) (a)' "One Morning. Very Early"; (b) "The Rain Fairy." 8.39 Record, Zonophone Salon Orchestra, (a) "For You Alone" (Geehl) j (b) "Come.Slng to Me" (Thompson). 8.45: Barend Harris (bass-baritone), "Father O'Flynn," "A Zemerel" (a ditty) Yiddish folk song. "Kol Nldrel" (all vows), famous Hebrew melody. 8.55: Record, Nat Flnston and his Paramount Studio Orchestra, "Napoll" Foxtrot (De Curtis and Donizetti). 9.0: Weather forecast and notices. 9.3: Reserved. 9.20: Dance music 11.0: Close down. . 3YL, Christchurch (1200' kilocycles) 50Light musical programme. 6.0: Close down. .7.0: After-dinner music. 8.0: Concert programme. 10.0: Close down. Orchid perfume is co expensive to produce that most o£ it consists of synthetic substitutes.

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