RADIO PROGRAMMES.

Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 65, 17 March 1934, Page 6

RADIO PROGRAMMES.

' '": SATURDAY MARCH 17^ I , 2YA, WELUN^pN (570 kilocycle). - . 'cicuV jSp'er^ ttuC' by Aunt JIo»y ««> G String' ■■: (Bach); .Kid 'Nov&p'orchestr^ sSf«* (*«**) ■; Grand Symphony ■ • S." 1(U; Becord< Tony' Keddin • iind ■ the :ProvlnTi1. pJ? ycrs' -Descriptive Sketch, "St. Pat"Th <5 8y n EXile" / Iris sonff. The Stone Outside Dan Murphy's Door"-re-citation. "Dawn on the Irish Coast" (Locke) ; jpiisrocSi tho|!i3°^ '™*l^^; :^MvM^-'Ean •s°W*of: tb.eVLlv,erpdpll, Grand .National." >:^. :*o^ i; f« cft th?r'repolit and'notices'. ■■ :::;r' ?, • 8.2 :■ One hour of old-time dance music bY Jrtvelty Orchestra: "Iff ,&■ ~v: 10.0: Sports summary., -' ■' -'..i. ' i?"JS: Modern-dance programme. ' ~; 11.10: Close dpwn. :-..: 2YC,-iWEIIJmGTON/r'(B4b kilocycles). ;» ■•-.■'.'l;J-:.;:WBht.-tauslcal programme, i- M , 6.0: ;Close ; down.- ;,-:.;■'. ■~. . ft '.■.■T.O.:.afterrdinher music.' ' ■ ; •'■! 8.0: Concert' programme. . VIO.Q: Closedown. -■ ■■"• ■'■,■■"■'• • '■ . . ' i kilocycles).—s 0Children's hour, by Klddleman. 6.0: Grand prge^^^^S^Octe^ 78116) * 6.14: Orchestra Mascotte "Hobnob , 'ns'fKevlew" (Noack),;: Dajos -Bela OrehStra >Tft eS6 V^ (Robrecht) • Milan fSS) '° W£ "L,\Ma S chero" Slnfonia (Mascagnl) 6.32: Grand Symphony Orchestra, V '. ~'? ali, et I"terme.zzo (Dellbes) ;-Sir Henry o/;ST d*J? ymp.h°ny Orchestra, ''Prelude in ■. O fcharp:-Minor (Rachmaninoff) ;- The/State ; fl^^Prchesfra',vV ; B er ii n ,|: v^ni X^}«« ' songs (Glinka) ;' fe Castanctsj ;iwith". Orchestra : -_I}nnpß.vNo,i:S.r - (Gr.anados). ' -0.48 - Orcliestrp ; ,|yMDhon we ■:a^Parls,;: ;^Al le^e^^ : ;Bntr,acte.Le,: Carillon (Bizet) '-.'■ f'-'■■&■■'■-Saiiwi tVO^^^he:ChoriLr;rpream--(Wa lrd^ H; JI; T,Cpldstreart- a Guard3 Band, "The^ Belle : of n N ?w ,;yorli" selection (Kirken)V 7.0• News :^W?<:'S a*^:lc^ t6n :and Ws Orchestra/ ' P?fl\??'-u Ci la"d."" /n 8-10 of Irish ' -plrfnrW,^* k S*l' -(?°, ns-ta' lcp! .Wwell-Andorson). . pf o rf°rrao<i; by the Irish Players. 8.48.: Records, - S'"^ 8"''"MeGonagle i Taste" Irish Hornpipe. ...;.. : 8.51 :V>Alfred<" O'Shea, '(a) ' "Ma- : &S- i[ WrW®^?fi™ 'n ~Ouid ' ferMI,'^ ay,onal-Symphony;,Orcliestra, ,- Ma:lrish Washerwoman," 9.0: Weather foreca*t;.and, notices. :"9;3:. Mr. Farquhar Young, ■ llrish/Hiunour:"';: 9.20: "The Harp that Once/: Introduclng^Thbmas, Moore's Irish Melodies' in 4°T a?l S^owv Karrhtor: Dr.-Robinson 33. W.lin iV i;ASp^,rts sxmm™y- 10.10: Dance music., 11.10;;. Close; down., : ; i;- - : i,3??' Clu-IsfchurchV(l2o(f'kilocycles)'.— 5.0: TnV i>." sI™1; Br°wamme. 6:0: Close down, i. .j-.0. After-dinner mustc. , 8.0: Concert nrogramme; ■■10.0: Close- down.. P 'i:MO/- ::A -SUNDAY, MARCH 18. ''V 2W WELLINGTON (370.KILOCYCLES). • ' 9-0 .-^Ghimes. * Selected records/'. ■'hi 1-K'fe;Servlce frqm . St. •TliomaaV- ' Ahclican ' J2,13 '(approx).':.'Close-dbmi. 1.0: Dinner.m.uslc.'. ' , v,. : ;\ . 2.0 : Selected records. ; "■':'■■■'•'■ ■ 4.30: Close down., '- v.V: ■ , .CO: Children's sohi:. service','by.Uncle Wlli B^stSr^:s^^^^^^ : S^VMr Bar\v.^ w^- cffl'B^-;Ch^ ' l^'i? 11111101''1 Selected, records. . 5.30: Jl.v Favourite Musical Comnosftlons dc- . monstrated and; explained by; Mr. Claude jr : rhnrdo,n^fi-Vm^lnle: Mr- 'H- Tcml"^ Whl p. , Choral; Miss Tajerio Corliss, Piano Mr. Frank E. Crowther, Lljjiit Orchestral.1 ' V" , 10.0;: Close down. f ' ( 1 ■'• 2YC,. WELLINGTON-(S4O KILOCYCLES). ; G to 'B^3o p.m,: Selected musical programme. »..JO: Concert programme. 10.0: Close down. • ' -3YA-, Chrlstohurch (720 kilocycles) .—il 0 : Selected records; ll.Or Morning church service from Knox Presbyterian Church. Preacher: §nti» W-,--- A ™our. Organist: -Sllss Victoria ' ?n'™ Ch.°l ™il3ter: Mr. A. ,G. ' Thompson. 1.0. Dinner music; 2.0: Selected records. 2.45: 1 ■>«»• 3-° : Selected records. 4.30 : Close down rr n! 1 il en>s c? onfr servlco' °y t"'o children ■ or.the Anglican Sunday Schools. 7.0: Evenlne . service from Holy Trinity Church', Avonside. I Preacher: Bey AY. J. Hands. Orcanist and . choirmaster: Mr. A.rtltur Lilly. A.R.C.O. 8.30- ---: Records :^reatorc's Band, "II Trovatore" Selection, (Verdi). 8.38: Grand Opera Company, ■ 'Alda" Vocal Gems. 8.4G: necorrf- Tossy Splvakowsky, violin, f'Carmen" Fantasl'o . (Blzet-Sarasate). 5.54: Miss Lillian McDonald soprano (a) Recitative, "X Susanna non 'Vlen"' Cavatina "Dono Sono"; (b) "dne Fine Da™" 9.3: leather forecast and notices. O.G: Records, Orchestra of the" Opera Comique, Paris, "Ballet Music" (Gounod). 0.22 : - Benjamin* Glßll, tenor (a) "Your Tiny, Hand is Frozen," (b) "All Hail. Thou Dwelling." C3O : Record ■ Krnest Legßett London Octet, "Operatic Fantasia." 9.36: Miss Lillian McDonald, soprano (a) "Vlssl d'Arto"; (b) "Flower Sons." 9.41: > Records: Grand Symphony Orchestra, (a) ' "Entr'acte and Minuet"; (b) "Barcarolle." 9.49: Louis Graveure. tenor, "La Donna. E Mobile." f1.52: Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra, (a) "Soldiers Changing the Guard"; (b) "March of the Smugglers" (Bizet). 10.0: Close down. ' ' ■■ SYIi, Chriatchurrti (1200 kilocycles).—G'.O : Selected musical programme. 8.30: Concert session. 10.0 (approx.) : Close downl

The Jolly Fellows' Old Dance Committee will hold their usual Saturday dance this evening at the Oddfellows' Hall, Clyde.Quay. Patrons are. assured of being well catered for in old-time and modern dance music. C..!Parsons's well-known orchestra has not prone out of business, and will still lead the way with tbete pleasure-giTing music A good wening's f un-i Is' assuredVirfif.moderate-pTices,