BROADCASTING

Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 50, 27 August 1937, Page 4

BROADCASTING

TODAY'S PROGRAMMES

2YA.—"The Mystery of the Seven Cafes." _ ,„ ■ 2YC.—"Cavalcade of Travel. 1Y A.—Reading of prose and verse, " 3 YA.—Orchestral and-'sons' P10" Sr4Y™—Budapest String Quartet and Mary Pratt (contralto). 2YA, WELLINGTON (570 kc). 5.0: Children's session, conducted by Aunt Molly. _ ■''■, ,* " ' 60: Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, "Le Carnival Romain" Overture. Cedric Sharpe ('cello), Air... National Symphony Orchestra, Irish Rhapsody. 6.22: Albert Sandier and his Orchestra "Love Me For Ever." Paj;rlCl^ Rossborough (piano), "Anything Goes. Selection. Plaza Theatre Orchestra, "A la Gavotte." Debroy Somers Band, "Mr. Cinders" Selection. Jesse Crawford (organ), "I Loved You Then as I Love You Now," ..- '■' ■'*.•,, 6 46: De Groot and the Piccadilly Orchestra, ."Lolita." , Milan Symphony Orchestra, "La Maschere" Sinfoma. Lucerne Kursaal Orchestra, "Dance of the Flowers" Waltz. - 7.0: News and reports. 7.30: Time signals. ■ ■ 7.40: Talk, "Wirihana": "Know Your Own Country." 8.0: "The Mystery of the Seven Cafes." Produced by George Swan. Chapter 4: "Death Over Moscow." . 8.45: Recorded talk, Professor F. W/ Hart, University of . California, "Men, Machines, and Education." 9.2: Weather. Station notices. 9.5: "Eb and Zeb." 9.15: The Grand Opera Contest of the Competitions. ' 9.55: Les Allen and his Canadian Bachelors (vocal), "Musical Comedy Requests." / 10.0 to 11.0: Dance programme. 2YC, WELLINGTON (840 kc.). A 5.0.: to 6.0: Light music. ; . ■ '■ 7.0: After-dinner music. ' 8.0: "Cavalcade of Travel." 9.0: Band programme, with, spoken and instrumental interludes. 10.0 to 10.30: Variety programme. 2yd, Wellington (990 kc). 7.0: The Poneke Vaudevillans. 7.35: "Westward Ho!" Chapter 54. 7.48: Primo Scala's Accordion Band and the Mountaineers. ■?• 8.3: Popular recordings. 8.40: A Trailer. . 8.45: "Further Wanderings with the West Wind." 9.15; Supper Dance.' . 9.48 to 10:0: "Music at Your Fireside,". ' ''.' '.-■ . '"-■ :■ .'■'• ' ■ ..' IYA, AUCKLAND (650 kc). 8.0:: Reading of prose and verse, Mr. D'Arcy Qresswell, with appropriate music. Readings from Macaulay's "Life of Cliye" and Forbes's "Afghan Wars." Selections from Elgar's "Pomp and Circumstance," and "Crown of India" Suites. Poem from Kipling. 9.5: Grand Symphony Orchestra, Paris Suite "Algerienne"; Prelude—ln Sight of Algiers; Moorish Rhapsody; Evening Reverie; French Military March (Saint Saens). 9.30: Constance ■ Piper v (soprano),1 "Dream World";; "Longing"; 7 "Ecstasy; "Song of Solace." 9.42: Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra of New York, Variations onaTheme by' Haydn ("St Antoni Chorale") (Brahms). 10.0 to 11.0: Music, mirth,.and melody. 3yA, CHRISTCHURCH X 720 kc). 6.0: Edith Lorand,and her Viennese Orchestra, "L'Africana',': Selection, Ilja Livschakoff Orchestra, "Negro Lullaby." Julius Klengel. ('cello), Tarantelle in A Major. Barnabas vori Geczy and his Orchestra, "Trie Pink Lady" Waltz. Edith Lorand Orchestra, "Indra" Waltz. 6.21: Boheme Orchestra, "Zigeunerleben" • ("Gipsies' Life").. Walter Rehberg (piano), "Soiree de Vienne," No. 6. Boheme Orchestra, "Kaiser" Waltz. 6.34: Orchestra Mascotte, "Bavarian Waltz" Mcd» ley. William Primrose (violin). "Valse Bluette*"1 Edith Lorand and her Orchestra, "You Are my- Heart's Delight." Orchestra Mascotte, "Night Revellers" Waltz. 6.46: Ernst Leggett London Octet, "Valse Bleue." Julius. Klengel ('cello), Mazurka,in G Minor.. Ernst Leggett London Octet, "Rose Rousse." Horst Schimmelpfennig (organ), "Volga Song" ("Czarewitch"). 7.0: News and reports. 8.0: Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, "Leonora" Overture, No. 3 (Beethoven). 8.15: T. Edmund Douds (baritone), "I am Fate"; "Eily Aroon"; "The Carpet." 8.26: Gordon Anderson (piano),. "Etude* Arabesque" (Arthur Hinton); "The Girl With the Flaxen Hair" (De-. bussey); "Rosemary" (Frank Bridge)'; "Malaguena" (Albeniz). 8.40: Cecily Audibert (soprano), (a) "Pretty Ring Time"; (b) "Cradle Song"; (c) "Passing By"; (d) "Sigh No More, Ladies"; (c) "Robin Goodfellow." 8.52: Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra, Hungarian Rhapsody, No. 2 (Liszt). 9.5: Talk, Allen Curnow, "How Does Beauty Happen?" 9.20: Albert Sandier and his Orchestra, "Sandier Minuets." 9.29: Rita Jamieson (mezzo-contralto), (a) "When the Grey of the Sky"'; (b) "Rose Petals"; (c) "Toa Miniature." ' 9.40: Super-Cinema Orchestra, "Babylonian Nights" (Zamecnik). 9.44: Richard Crooks (tenor), "Arise. O Sun"; "Garden of Happiness." 9.51:. Debroy Somers Band, "This England." 10.0 to 11.0: Music, mirth, and melody. 4YA, DUNEDIN (790 kc:). 8.0: "The Kingsmen" Quartet. 8.16: "Assault on Bachelorhood." 8.29: "The Empress Josephine" (chapter 5). 8.43: Jimmy Taylor, English comedian. 8.55: Talk, Tom L. Mills, "Praying With General Booth." 9.5: The Budapest String Quartet, Quartet in G Major, Op. 161 (Schubert). 9.40: Mary Pratt, "Tears of Fire"; "The Greybeard"; "The Raven"; "The Stormy Morning"; "The Organ Man": "Gretchen at the Spinning Wheel." 19;0 to 11.0: Dance music. s .:, EMPIRE BROADCAST. 4.30 p.m.: Big Ben. The Cafe Colett Orchestra, directed by. Walford Hyden. in a programme of dance music from the Continent and other parts of the world. Chef d'Orchestre: C. Denier Warren, Produced by A. W. Hanson. -...■. 5.10: "Trees Into. Timber. (2): Timbergetting with Bullock and Axe Amongst Australian Walnuts and Maples." A talk by A. E. Heath (Agent-General for New South Wales in London). i 5.25: Organ recital by Harold Darke, from the Concert Hall, Broadcasting House. 5.55: The news and announcements. Greenwich time signal at 6.0 p.m. , 6,20: Cornish sports from Camborrie, including sheaf-pitching, hurdle-jump-ing for donkeys, and a Donkey Derby. Described by Peter and Willum. 6.45: Close down.