RADIO PROGRAMMES

Evening Post, Issue 25, 30 January 1935, Page 5

RADIO PROGRAMMES

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30.

2YA, WELLINGTON [570 kilocycles)

5.0: Children's hour. 6.0: Dinner music. Berlin State Opera Orchestra, "Olieron" Overture (Weber) i. Concert Orchestra,_.. Sous 8013 ,, ( ~l u t , ]e j.^™,', 1 lotaiib) ; Jacques Jacobs Ensemble, "Espana* Waltz (Waldteufel) ; Columbia Sljmphony Orencstra, "March of the Toys" (Herbert) Jf The Koyai Music Makers, "Ah f Sweet My>tcry of Life" '(Herbert); Dajos Be a Orthestra, "Viennese Life" Waltz (TranslaUur) , pi?,* /?.°. m'5 Ue Orc»»estro, "The SorotcMnts! sotgHky\ y'° LltUe Russll"> <«<»"■

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invn v Int*rnatlt> nal Novelty Orchestra. "I fc, Yal Tf uls (Bond»; H.M Grenailer Maik'w handl V^ountry Dance' - (German); wVu? nt- b M.an. d," ls O«*estra. "Siren Magic' rh» i (^ ldtt." fel) : c°»"nblU Symphony Or- ™* m' "l he Flatt««f" (Chamlnade) •De Groot and his Orchestra. "Zinetta" (Geehl). i 0; News. ' -

7.30: Talk, "For fhe Home Gardoner." nrtH L S hlmeJ- Forty minutes with Mozart. British Symphony Orchestra. "Marriage of Figaro" Overture (Mozart). 8.3: ■ Helnrlch' Schlusnus (baritone). "Let Wine Flow"; "O Come UntoThy Window." 8.11: Gerard Bunk, organ, with orchestra sonata In C Major" for organ and string orchestra (Mozart). 8.19: Boys of Hopburg Chapel Choir, "Ave Verum" (Mozart).

8.23: Madame Keglna Patorm-Casadesu* (harpslcnord). "Pastoral Variations will) Cadenza" (Mozart).

,8.27: Madame Rltter Clamp) (soprano), "II Re Pastore." ...

8.31: Edith Lorand and Her Viennese' Orchest. "Minuet" (D Major) (Mozart). 8.34: Gerhard Husch, "Papageno's Song." 8.37: Berlin- Phllliarmonlc Orchettra, "March of the Priests". (Mozart). • 8.40: Talk,, Dr. Guy B. Scholefleld. 0.8.E.. "World ' Affairs." 9.0: Weather report and station notices. Al-fredo-Campoll Grand' Orchestras "The Eric Coates Parade." Introducing "Londoc Bridge," "I Pitch My Lonely Caravan," "Knlghtsbrldge," "I Heard You Singing," "The Three Bears." "Sleepy 'Lagoon," "Jester at thf Wedding," "Bird Songs at Eventide." 9.12: Frank : Tttterton, with Fred Hartley (tenor with Instrumental accompaniment) and hla Quintet, "Blossom Time" Selection (Schubert). 9.20: .Harold Ramsay and hla Rhythm Symphony, "Bolero" (Ravel). 9.26: Anona Wlnn ■ (soprano). Reginald Purr dell (tenor), with Fred Hartley's Orchestra'. "Yes I Madam" Selection." Introducing "What Are You Going to Do?" "Sitting Beside »' Vou.." "The Oirl the Soldiers Always . Leave Behind," "Dreamlnß a Dream." "Czechoslovaktan Love." - ■ . 9.32: Antonio and his Accordion Men. "Oh 1 Oh! Antonio" (Murphy): "Joshua" (Lee). 9:38: George Formby; -(comedian). "John Willie's Jazz Band." 9.41: Rellly and • Comfort (vocal duet). "Tiddleywlnfcs." "You Were So .Charmlne." ' 9.4«: Massed bands of Lew Stone and his Band, Alfredo Campnll and his Salon Orchestra, and Don Rlctto and his Accordion Band, conducted hy Gew-ce Scott-Wood, "The 4pache Dance" (Valse Chalnupee) (Dubourg). 9.49: Grett Keller with Fred Hartley and his Quintet (vocal with Instrumental accompaniment) . "For All We Know," ■"I Love You Very Much, Madame." 9.55: Jack Hylton and bis Orchestra, "Sanaa Marches" Medley (Sousa). Introducing "Washington Post," "Klnir Cotton." "Stars and Stripes." "Liberty Bell," "El Capitan," "High School Cadets."; "The' Diplomat." and "Stars and Stripes." 10.1: Music, mirth.' and melody. 11.30: Dance programme. 11.0: Close down. 2YC. •'WELLINGTON (840 kilocycles). 5.0: Light musical programme. 6.0: Close down. 7.0: After-dinner music. , 8.0:. "A Film Stars Parade"—sore hit* and popular selections .from popular films. 9,0: An hour with modern and ultra-modern composers; featuring at 9 p.m.: Honegger's Symphonic Tone Poem, "Rugby," and at 9.19 p.m., Wladlgeroff'a "Suite .Lulgare." 10.0: Close down. SYA, CHRISTCHCRCH (720 kilocycles). -, 5.0: • Children's- hour, conducted by Uncle Allan. , 6.0: Dinner ■ music. The Paul Godwin Orchestra, "Japanese Cherry .Blossom Festival" (Yoshltomo). Fred Mele and his Orchestra, "Molneau" selection (Beydts). Iboloyka ZII--zer, violin, "Antique i Dance". (Dussek-Burmei-ter). Paul Godwin's Orchestra, "Wedding Serenade" (Klose). 6.18 (approx.): Jean Ib'M Quintette, "Fascination" (Marcbettt). Paul Godwin's Orchestra, "Song of the Desert" (Delhaes). Edmund Kurtz, -cello, "Mazurka In D Minor" (Werkmelstcr). Paul Godwin Orchestra, "Tor the Blue Ribbon" medley (Krome).

i 6.32 (approx.) : vftnna Philharmonic OrehegUra, "Die Koaenden" Waltz (Lannor). Arthur 'Rubinstein, piano, "Scherzo No. 2 In B Flat iMlnor" Op., 31 (Chopin). Paul Godwin's Orchestra, "Slclliano" (Jessel). C.48 (approx.); Paul Godwin's, Orchestra. "Birthday Serenade" (I.inckc), Miisiijue des Uurdiens de U Paix; "Song of Departure" (Mehul). 7.0: News. 7.35: Addington stock market reports. 8.0: Chimes. Belay; of concert programme fronl station 4YA, Dunedln. -9.0: Weather report and station notices. 9.3: Presentation of 8.8.C. recorded programme: ''Flags on the Matterhorn." A drama of the Swiss Alps. Character* (in order of speaking): A Guide; a man tourist; first narrator; Mr. Brown; Mr. Simpson; a woman tourist; other tourists: serond narrator ; Mr. Green Mr. Thompson; Mr. Whym,per; Jean Antoine Carrel Luc, the hunchback; Old Matteo; a peasant; Gorret; Signer Giordano; Peter Taugwaldcr: Favre. the landlord; Mr. Hadow: Zermatt peasants; Cesare Carrel; Daniel Maquiunez; Croz: a boots; Lord Francis Douglas: Inn servant; the Bev. Mr Hudson; h bailiff; young Taugwalder—with 8.8.C. Theatre Orchestra, under the direction ot Stanford Robinson. Piogramme produced by Val GlelKiid In tlif London studios of the British Broadcasting Corporation. ' 10.0 (approx.) : Dance music. 11.0: Close down.

3YL. Christchurch (1200 kilocycles).—s.6. Llsht muslral propramr>e -6.0: Close dovn. 7.0: After-dinner music. 8.0: Programme or operatic selections. 9.0: An hour with famous American composers. 10.0: Clrrce.down.