TO-DAY’S RADIO PROGRAMME

Greymouth Evening Star, 11 May 1931, Page 8

TO-DAY’S RADIO PROGRAMME

IYA, Auckland (JOO Kilocycles) — Silent Day. 2YA Wellington (720 Kilocycles) — 5.0: Children’s session; 6.0: Dinner ’music session. 7.40: Lecturette —Mi;. H. C. South .“Books —Grave and Gay.” 8.0: 2YA Orchesti'ina, “The Demon.” 8.8: Lecture-recital on Rubenstein, by .Mrs. Daisy Basham, illustrated by— Songs—Miss Jeannette Briggs (soprano), L.A.8., “The Asra,” “The DewIdrpp,” “My Loss,” “The Falling Star,” “Goodnight.” Duets —Miss Jeannette Briggs and Mrs. Daisy Basham, (a) “The Angel,”, (b). “The .Wanderer’s Night Song,” Pianoforte —Mr. Gordon Short, “Melody in F”. 2YA Orchestrina, “Revo Angelique.” 8,45: Trio, violin, ’cello and piano—Madame Evelyn Mauhy, Messrs Leon de Mauny and Claude' Tanner, (a) “Violin and Piano Mazurka”; (b) “Trio in B Flat, Op. 99, Ist Movement.” 9.0: Weather report. ’9.2: Selection—Orcbestrina, “Romeo and Juliet”; 9.10: Baritone — Mr. Erne,st Glading, (a) “Au Pays,” (b) “The Diver”*; (c) “The Smuggler’s Song.” 9.20: Ural Cossacks Male Choir (a) “Evening Bells”; (b) “Legende of Twelve Robbers.” -9.28: Madame Evelyn de Mauny, Messrs Leon de Mauny, Qlaufie Tanner, (a) “Apres un Reve ” (b) “Phantasie in A Minor.” 9.43: Baritone —Mr. Ernest Glading, (a) “Lorraine, Lorraine, Loree” ( Capel); (b) “Three”; (c) “The Sea Gipsy”; 9.53: Trumpet—Mr. S. Bernard, with Orchestrina, “Violets”; Selection: Orchestrina, “Aragonaise.” 10.0: Dance i Programme.

3YA, Christchurch, (980 Kilocycles) —5.0: Children’s hour; 6:0: Dinner music; 7.0: Ngws session; 7.30: Talk by Mr. E. E. Wiltshire, “Books of the ■Month.” 7.45: Talk—“ The Sunlight 'League,” by a medical practitioner; '8.0: Band programnie by Derry’s Military Band and 3YA assisting artists. Band, “Turemne”; “The Wafbler’s Serenade.” S.ll: Baritone: Mr. J. North, (a) “Where Scotland Found Her Fame”; (b) .“Wonderful Poppies of Flanders.” 8.15: Hawaiian—Khlama’s 'Quartet ,‘(a) “Ghuahu Oahu”(b). “Hawaiian Girl o’ Mine.” 8.21: ■ Grace Empsbn; ‘(a) “O Thank Me Kot’ 1 ; (b) “Lullaby.”; 525: Selection—Banid, “The Mikado.”. 337: Tefior—Mr. W. J. Bischlager, (a). A’ll Sing Thee .Sopg of Araby”; (b); “Rosebud”: 8.41: . Acdordeon—Morceaux, (a) “Down South”; .(.b) Old, .Comrades?’ 847: Cojntrfilto—Miss My-i ra (a) “O Western Wind”; (b) ‘‘.‘Kathleen MavQ.uriie.pn”; ,8.5,3: Band, .’“By Heck”; '8.5’8; . Choir—lJral ; Cos?ack‘s ? “U'krawi’ian Folksong”; , 9.2: ‘Weather forecast; 9.£: Orchestral —De'.proy Jsoffie/s. Baud, ‘:‘Mjster Cinders’; 9.12: Baritone—Mr. J. North, (a) My Friend”; Ch) “S.kye Boat 50ng.”,9.18: Mezzo-sopi’(ino—Mrs. Grace. Empson, (a) “Have You Seen But .a Whit? Griow”; (b) “Should He Upbraid.” 9.24: March—Band 9,29: Tenor —-Mr. IV- J. Bischlagei, (a) Foi You Alone”; (b) “Until”; 9.35: Banjo —Harry Reser, (a) “Cracker Jack”; (b) “Flapperette.” 9.41: Contralto—! Miss Myra Sutton, (a) “I am Fate”; (b) “The Unutterable.” 9.46: Band, (a) “Lendres Baisers,” (b) “Washington Gi‘eys.” ■ 4YA,.Dunedin (650 kilocycles).—s.o: Children’s libuiq 6.0: Dinner music session; 7.0 i News Session., Talk* —Mr. R. Malcolm, Otago Motor Club, “Motoring Generally?’ 8.0: Specially fe'&rdbd overseas programme; Dr. Eugene 'Ormandy .and His Salon Orchestra ; International Singers; Abrpkd With the Lockharts; Ambassadors of Melbdyland. Wefither report; aS'natibnal J-. J- ‘ f Cso-operative Tnternatiorialism/ HyWicte J aijd Handsome-; Nat Brusilofi and Hffi Lido Venice Orchestra;' God SaVe tlie. 'Kirig,