TO-DAY’S RADIO PROGRAMME

Greymouth Evening Star, 3 July 1933, Page 7

TO-DAY’S RADIO PROGRAMME

IYA AUCKLAND (820 Kilocycles) 5.0: Children; 6.0: Dinner music; 7.0: News and reports; 7.30: Agricultural Talk; S.O: Selection, IYA Chamber Orchestra, “Pirates of Penzance”; 8.11: Recording; 8.17: Baritone, John Howard, (a) ‘/At Grendon Fair”; (b) “La Paloma”; 8.24: Recording; 8.30: Violin, Mr Vincent Aspey, (a) “Air”; (b) “Introduction and Tarautelle”; 8.41: Selection, The Orchestra, “The Thistle”; 8.51: Recording; 9.0: Weather forecast and notices; 9.2: Reserved; 9.17: Recording; 9.25: March, The Orchestra, “The Thunderer”; 9.28: Baritone, John Howard, (a) “For You Alone”; (b) “Mato o’ Mine”; 9.35: Violin, Vincent Aspey, “Andante and Finale”; 9.47: Recording; 9.53: Waltz, The Orchestra, “Artists’ Life”; 10.: Close down.

2YA, WELLINGTON (-720 Kilocycles) 5.0: Children; 6.0: Dinner music; 7.0: News and reports. (2YC, 1010 kilocycles, after-dinner music); 7.40: Lecturette, Our Book Reviewer, “Books, Grave and Gay”; 8.0: Overture, 2YA Concert Orchestra, “Grand March from ‘Aida’”; 8.6: Contralto, Madame Margaret Mercer, (a) “On Wings of Song”; (b) “My Prayer”; 8.12: Instrumental, The Orchestra, “Prize Songs from The Mastersingers’”; 8.17: Recording; 5.23: Contralto, with orchestra, Madame Margaret Mercer, (a.) “The Praise of God”; (b) “Ye Powers that Dwell Below”; 8.29: Valsc, The Orchestra, “Wine 'Women and Song”; 8.35: Recording (bass), Robert Radford, (a) “The Mill ’Wheel”; (b) “The Sergeant’s Song”; 8.41: Recorded talk, Professor J. Barcroft. F.R.S. “Chemical Messages of the Wireless of the Body”; 9.0: Weather report and notices; 9.2: One hour of Grieg. Recording; 9.14: Instrumental, The Orchestra, “Concerto for Pianoforte and Orchestra/’ 1st 1 . Movement—Allegro Moderate (Grieg). (Solo. Piano. Paul Vinagradofl); 9.26: Recording; 9.37: Instrumental, 2YA Concert Orchestra, "Concerto for Pianoforte and Orchestra.” (Solo Piano, Paul VlllO- - 2nd Movement— Adagio and Finale—Allegro Marcajo; 9.55: March, The Orchestra, “Sigurd Jorsalifar”; 10.1: Dance programme; 11.1: Close down. 3YA, CH.CH. (980 Kilocycles).

5.0: Children; 6.0: Dinner music; 7.0: News and reports; 7.15: Dialogue between Father and Mother (A. D. Brice and Irene Todd)), (under the auspice's of the Sunlight League) “What. Is This A.I. Plan?”: 7.35: WE.A. Session, Mr G. Lawn. “Employers’ Additional Unemployment Benefit Scheme in Great Britain”; S.O: Recording; 8.16: Scottish Pipe Band Qartette. Quicksteps—(a) “All the Blue Bonnets”; (b) “Dovecot Park”: 8.20: Bass, R. S. 11. Buchanan (a) “The Fisherman of England (b) “Sylvclin”; 8.25: Recording; 8.31: Brass Quartette. Woolston No. 1 Quartette Party. "Norma ; 8.39: Soprano. Addie Campbell, (a) I Know a. Lovely Garden”: (b) I Dove You Truly”; 8,41: Scottish Pipe Band Quartette, (a) “Sunny Days 111 Maoriland” Waltz; (b) “Willie McKays Farewell” March. Strathspey (a) “Sterling Castle”: Id) “Reel o’ Tullock”; 5.50: Recording; 9.0: Weather report and notices; 9.2: Resetved, 9.17: Scottish Pipe Band Quartet, Quicksteps—(a) “Cock of the North, (b)’“Gordon’s March”; (c) "Miss McGregor”: 9.22: Recording: 9.26: Soprano, Addie Campbell, (a) “Killarney”; (b) “God Touched the Rose"; 9.32: Recording:'’ 9.38: Brass Quartet f The Woolston No. 1 Quaitete P;oi.v. "Fldalio”: 9.45: Recording; 9.49: 'Buss. R. S. 11. Buchanan, (a) “Give a Man a Horse He Can Ride , (h) “Pass Everyman”: 9.55: March, Slow Air, Scottish Pipe Band Quartet (a) “Road to the Isles”; (b) “The Old Rustic Bridge”: 10.0: Close down. !YA, DUNEDIN (650 Kilocycles).

5.0: Children; 6.0: Dinner music: 7.1): Nows and reports: 8.1): Recordings; 9.0: Weather and notices; 9.2: d’.-ilk. .W. G. McClymont, “’rhe French Colonial Empire"; 9.17: Recordings: 10 0: Dance music; 11.0: Close down. EMPIRE STATION, DAVENTRY. 3.30 a.m.: Time Signal from Big I3<u. Musical Comeijv programme (Gramophone records): 4.30: Time Signal from Groenwich.. A sports talk; 4.15: A Pianoforte Recital’ by Iris de Cairos-Rcgo; 5.155.30: News .Bulletin and Dairy Produce Notes supplied by the Empire Marketing Board; 10 a.m.-12.0: Transmission on an omni-directional aerial; 11.0: Cinema. Organ Recital; 11.45: Orchestral .Concert; 12.45-1.0 n.m.: Orchestral Concert (Gramophone 'records). Greenwich Mean Time.

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