TO-DAY'S RADIO PROGRAMME

Greymouth Evening Star, 2 March 1931, Page 8

TO-DAY'S RADIO PROGRAMME

IYA. Auckland (doo kilocycles).--zVA Wbilliigton (720 kilocycles).— 5.b; Children's Session. '6.0: Dinner music session. 7..0: News session. 7 10: Lecturette —“Books, Grave and Gav.” 8.0: 2YA Orchestrina. ’Cello— Mr Claude Tanner, “Melofiie Arabs. 8.15: Bass —Mr Claude O’Hagan (a) “In Happy Moments.” (b) ‘‘The Drover”.;. (c) “Mandalay. Piano —Mr Gordon Short, (a) “Study ir D Flat”; (h) “Dance of . the Gnomes.” 8.34 • Soprano—Misses Gwlayds Edivardes and Hilda ChudIcy, ‘i Love Thee.” 8.46: Recital—Mr Clement May, (a) “The Crowniiig of Dreaming John”; (d) “E-ihelred , (c) “The Boy- at School"; (d) “Lightenberg.” 9.0: Weather report. 9.2: 2YA. Orchestrina, “Sappho.” . !3.i7: Tenor —Mr Denis S-heard, (a) “M‘Appari Tulta'Mor”; (bi “Trusting Eyes,” (c) “I Heard You Singing,”, (d) “The Lb tie Hills.”. 929; Organ—G. T. Ph tiny an, “Liebestrauni.” 9.35: Soprano — Miss Gwladys Edwardcs, “Chinese Flower.” “Somewhere ,it Voice is Calling.” A’ocal duet —Misses Gwladys Edwardes and Hilda Cnudley, “Bird Songs at Eventide.” Con-t.ral-.o —Miss. Hilda Chudley, ‘‘The Swan.” 9.47: Orchestrina, (a) “Symnhony Pathetique”; (b) “Sylvia Pizzicato.” 10.2: Dance programme.

3YA, Christchurch (980 kilocycles). —s.oChildren’s hour. 6.0: Dinner music session. 7.0:. News session. 7.30: Talk—Messrs E. .E. Wiltshire and F. C. Fairclough, “The Story of the Garden, Elementary Bott any as applied to Garden Plants.” 8.0: Openair hand programme by Derry’s Military Band, assisted by.. 3YA artists. Band, “Allegiance,” “The Turkish Patrol.” 8.10; Bass —Mr W. J. Richards, (a) “Time to Go”; (b) “The Fishermen of England.” 8.16: De.hriptivo fantasia—Baud, “The Smithy hi the Woods.” 8.25: Tenor—Mr Oliver Foote, “The Old Brigade." 8.29: Bami, •’Destiny.” 8.34: Bass-bari-tone--Mr W. H. Inkster, ta) ’Answer”; (b) “Asleep in the Deep.” 5.40: Domi. “Crown Diamonds.” 8.-19: Davs -Mr W. .1. Richards. “Tim. Farnu-iPride.” 5.53: Band, Coonland.” 9.3: Weather fort-east.. 9.5: Band. “1 am only •’ Making Believe.” 9.1.0: Tenor —Mr Oliver Foote (a) “Dear Heart of Mine.” (b) “Thero’s a Land.” 9.16: Band, “The White Dove.” 9.21; Bass-baritone — My W. It. Inkster, "Oh /he Shores of the Aegean Sea.” 9.30: Regal Cinema Orchestra, “King of Jazz.” 9.38: Contralto —Sophie Braslau fa) “Card Seem..”; Ib) “Habanera.’ 9.44: Organ —Lew White, (a) “Louise” (Whiting) th) “Evangeline.” Vocal net —Lucyonne. Herval and John Coast, “Just We Two.” 9,56: Eddie Thomas’s Collegians, “Waltz Medley."

4YA. Dunedin (650 kilocycles).— 3.0: Selected recordings.s.o: Children’s session. 6.0: Dinner music session. 7.0: News session. 7.15: Mr L. W. McCaskill, “Review of N.Z. Journal of Agriculture for February, 1931." S.O: Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra, .“Don. Giovanni.” 8.9: Baritone —Mr R. Duerdon, (a) “The Romany King”; (b.) “Passing By”; ic) “All Thai 1 Ask.” 8.1!): 4YA Studio Trio, “Second and Third Movements from C Minor Trio.” Piano— Mr Max Scherek, (a) “GaVottc in B •Minor”; Hi) “Schei'zino.” 8.33: Contralto —Miss Lucy ’(1. James, (a.) “The I' Wad-Monger”; (b) “Fairings”; t'c) •‘Third Only.” 8.43: 4YA Studio Trio, (a) "Moment. Musicale”; (b) “Trauincrei”; (c) “Anitra’a Dance”; (d) Inter, mezzo from “Cavalleria Rusticana.” 8.56: Bass —Mr F. Wait. “Droop Not, Yeung Lover.” 9.0: Weather report. 9.2: J. 11. Squire's 'Celeste Octet, “Perprtuum. Mobile.” 9.6: Mezzo-soprano — Miss F. Summer, “May Dew”; “She Never Told Her Love.” 9.12: Studio Instrumental ’Frio, ’My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice.” 9.17: Bass —Mr F. Weft. “The Bine Dragoon”: (b) “The Drums of Life.” 9.23: Studio Instrumental Trio, fa) “Humoresque.” Hi) “Gavotte Amaryllis.” 9.28: M.zze-soprano—Miss F. Sumner. “Days of Joy ar© Here.” 9.32: Dance music.