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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 68, 22 March 1937, Page 4

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TODAY'S PROGRAMMES

All. YA Stations, at B—Prime Minister launches the appeal for the King George V Memorial Fund. 2XA—"Pomp and Circumstance," a continuity programme of' Ceremonial music. Z~SC— "The Great Mogul," a diamond 'drama. IYA—Studio presentation of the radio play "Galapagos," by the Talbot Players. , 3YA—Recital by Madame Ross-Brodie, mezzo-soprano. 4YA —Clive Carey in .a recital of English folk songs. 2YA, WELLINGTON (570 kc). 5.0: Children's session, Andy Man. 6.0: -Reginald Foort (organ), "Poet and Peasant" Overture (Suppe). Major Bowes Capitol Theatre Trio, "The Rosary" (Nevin). Dajos Bela Orchestra, "Reve d'Amour" (Becce). Major Bowes Capitol Theatre Trio, "Kiss Me Again." Bourneriiouth Municipal Orchestra, "A-'Fairy .Ballet" (White).: 6.20: • Dr. Ormandy's Trio, "Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life" (Herbert). Or-chestra-Mascotte, "Ballroom Memories" Waltz Potpourri. -Dr. Ormandy's Trio, "A Kiss in the Dark." ' ■-'•.. 6.33: Squire Celeste Octet, "Scene de Ballet" (de Beriot). Karol Szreter (piano),■-.„' "March of the Dwarfs" (Grieg). "Dajos Bela Orchestra, "Serenata. Siciliana" (Becce). 6.45: .Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra, "Rippling Streams'.' ; .(Gennin). Karol Szreter (piano), /"Peer,Gynt"— Anitra's Dance (Grieg). Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra, "Raindrops" (Pizzicato for Strings) (Riviere). Eric Coates and. Symphony Orchestra, "By the Sleepy :Lagoon",(Coates). . 7:0: News and reports. ... ,:■., . ■ '7.30: ' Time, .'signals. ■:. Rebroadcast frorii'.League bf-Nations shortwave station at Geneva. ..'•,■,■>-. ■ : -7,35: "This .Changing World:-"-. The Progress of Man": (2) "The Age of Man: the New Time Scale." ;" Mr. :R V G. Lockhart, speaker;.'.".'.: '£, .. .',..; -J 8.0: Talk by the Prime Minister'(the Rt. Hon. M. J. Savage), "The Appeal for the King .George V Memorial Fund." ■-"■' '■ -•' :■■ ": ■ ' .-.: 8.12; Cpncertgebouw Trio pi. Km.-, ,:s£erdam present: ."■ Geistei-/' Trio No. - 5 in D Major,'(Beethoyen). • i-. 8.36: Freda .Cunningham (piano), •Scherzo in E Flat Minor^ Op. 4; ißhapsodie in E Flat- (Brahms). 1 8.48: Talk, Mr.; Lajos Steiner, chess Champion.;of. Hungary, "The Chess Mind."■:...'•• ■:■'--'. ■'... 9.8: Weather. . .: ;-j ." .9.13: "Pomp and Circumstance.' A continuity programme of various types of ceremonial1 music. ~10.8 to-11.8:-'Dance; programme. :-.\; 2YC, .WELLINGTON : (840 :kc). - 5.0 to 6.0: Light musical programme. ■'.!•: 7.0:! After-dinner' music. ■ ! 8.0: Band- programme, \yith spoken interludes.""..".. ''"';''.••'- . 8.21: "The ;Great Mogul.".. ' -: 9.0: Light instrumental and ballad programme; v , . ': ■ ' " ' ; 10.0 :to 10.30: -Humour and' 'light mysW.;.;:'. -■.^:.':/;;'", .' " ' '".'''"; .' : ;::-, ;■' ■ "Ir^AV'AUPKLAND *(650'fcc.}.\--': 8.0: King George Memorial Appeal' by the' Prime: Minister. Herbert Craridall (recitalist), '-'Epitaph on the Tomb of a Dog" (Byron);, "Opportunity"" :(a dialect poem); ■> "Problems iof Etiquette for Animals"; "-Pretending" (a childish soliloquy) (Anonymous); "The Decree of Fate" (Anonymous). A studio presentation of the radio play "Galapagos,", by-the: Talbot Players. Talk, Mrs. Lily -Krug, . "New Zealand and Australia:,;- A Visitor's 'Impressions." Studio .String -Orchestra,, A Suite of English;^ Folk Songs: Record,. Albert Sandier "(violin) i ;'The Violin. Song" (Rubens). Nancye O'Connor -.'.-, (soprano), "I Know Where I'm ■ Goin' "; '■'Old Donegal" (sung in Gaelic); "Pad-' r'aic, tne Fiddler" (Larchet); "Men from I the Fields" (Hughes). Studio String Orchestra, "Summer Days" Suite (Coates). ■ Albert Sandier (violin), "l'Heure Exquise" (Hahn). Dennis Sheard -(tenor), "Say You Will Not Forget"" (de Curtis); "Trusting Eyes" (Gartner); 'The Star and the 'Rose" (Schwartz). Studio String Orchestra, "More Dale (Wood). Music, jnirth, and melody, , - 3YA, CHRISTCHURCH (720 kc). 8.0: King George Memorial Appeal by the Prime - Minister. Woolston Brass Band, "El Abanico" March (Javaloyes); "Marinarella" Overture (Fucik). Norman Allin (bass), "Off to Philadelphia," "A West Country Courting." The Band, Selection of Schubert's Works. "Eb and Zeb." The Band, "Mignon" Gavotte (Grant). Cornet solo, "Titania" (Rimmer). The Band, Hymn, "Fierce Raged the Tempest" (Kling). ■ John McCormack (tenor), "The Garden Where the Praties Grow." Cornet duet with the band (soloists, W Stevenson and V. Aldridge), "Florence and Joan" (Ord Hume). The Band, "King's; Courier" March (Rimmer). Reserved. Madame RossBrodie (mezzo-soprano), "Traume (Wagner); "Night in May" (Brahms); "Dedication" (Schumann). Dora Deal (violin) and Ernest Jenner (pianoforte), Sonata in A, Op. 100 (Brahms). Music, mirth, and melody. ■■...- 4YA,. DUNEDIN (790 .kc.).... 8.0: King George Memorial Appeal by the Prime Minister. 8.8.C. recorded programme. A,recital of English folk songs.by Clive Carey. A two-, piano. recital by Clarice Drake and Olive Campbell, Three: Symphonic Dances (Cyril Scott). Talk, Mr J. TV-Paul, "World Affairs." Edgar Wallace, sketch, "The Man in the Ditch." Marriott Edgar, "The Battle of Hastings, 1066," "The Magna Carta, 1215." Cedrit Sharpe Sextet, "By the-Sleepy Lagoon" (Coates). The Garrick Players present "One Goes Alone." A drama by Edward Williams. Virtuoso String Quartet, "Tambourin" (Gossec). Ivy St. Helier (humour), "Virginia and Her Momma." Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians. ....... . s..

For his fourth offence of drunkenness within six months, Timothy Kelly, aged 50, a labourer, was convicted by Mr. W. F. Stilwell, S.M., today and ordered to come up for sentence if called upon within three months. For damaging a cell utensil, valued at 5s 6d, he was convicted and ordered to make good the damage done.