BROADCASTING

Grey River Argus, 18 February 1932, Page 8

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18. IYA (875- Ke.)—. 12.15 Recordings; 12.30: Relay of service, from St. Matthew’s Church; 3.0: Recordings; 3.15: Home Science; 4.30: Sports; 5.0: Children’s hour, by Skipper; 6.0: Dinner music; 7.0: News and market reports; 8.0: Chamber Orchestra, “Vito”. “Irish Comedy”; 8.13: Baritone, Ivfr Len Barnes, “Largo Al Factotum”; 8.17: Royal Opera Chorus; 8.20: Recital, Vincent Aspey, the celebrated Australian violinist, “Meditation,” “Siciliano An Rigan Don,” “Serenade Espagnolc”; 8.30: Light Opera Company, “The Love Parade”; 8.34; Mr Dan Flood, recital, “An Old Woman of the Roads”; Sketch, “Poor Mr Davenport”; 8.41: Chamber Orchestra, “Negro Melody,” “La Gaiete”; 8.48: Contralto, Miss Aimcc Clapham, “A Birthday”; “Sing, Break Into Song”; 8.54; The Revellers, “Evenin’ ”; 8.57: Chamber Orchestra, “Caucasian Sketches”; 9.2: Forecast and announcements; 9.4: Baritone, Mr Len Barnes, /•‘We Sway Along,” “Violet,” “Elean ore,* * “Canadian Hunter’s Song”; 9.12: Organ, Milton Charles, “From the Land of Sky Blue Water”; 9.15: Violin, Vincent Aspey, “Allegro,” “Caprice Vicnnois,” Romanza Andalusa”; 9.25: The Revellers, “Cornin’ Home”; 9.28: Mr Dan Flood, Humorous story— “The Brief Debut of Tildy”; 9.32: Folk Tunes, Chamber Orchestra, “Seventeen Come Sunday,” “My Bonny Boy,” “Somerset Song”; 9.40: Contralto, Miss Aimee Clapham, “Longin’ for You,” “The Market”; 9.46: Jack Hulbert and Company, “The House that Jack Built”; 9.54: Chamber Orchestra, “Rigoletto”. 2YA (720 Kc.). — 10.0: Recordings; 10.45: Lecturette, “Cooking”; 12.0: Music; 2.0: Recordings; 3.15: Lecturettc, Miss I. F. Meadows, Home Science Extension Department of the Otago University; 3.30 and 4.30: Sports; 5.0: Children’s hour, by Uncle George and Big Brother Jack; 6.0: Dinner music, 7.0: News and sports results; 7.40: Lecturette, “Tennis and How to Play It”; 8.0: Relay of Community Singing from the Municipal Hall, Masterton.

3YA (980 Kc.). — 3.0: Gramophone recital; 3.15: Home Science; 4.30: Sports results; 5.0: Children’s hour by Ladybird and Uncle Frank; 6.0: Dinner music; 7.0: News; 7.15 Dialogue, Messrs E. E. Wiltshire and F. C. Fairclough, “The Story of the Garden”; 7.30: Talk, Mr B. G. Goodwin, “Export of Fruit”; 8.0: Recordings; New Mayfair Orchestra, “Follow Through”; 8.8: Lions Quartet of Seattle, “O Dem Golden Slippers”; 8.12: Piano, Leslie Harvey, “Dardanella”; 8.15: BassBaritone, Mr Peter Dawson, “A Bachelor Gay”; 8.18: Edith Lorand Orchestra, “The Merry Widow”; 8.26: Gladys Moncrieff, “Love is a Dreamer”; 8.29:. Organ, Quenitn M. MacLcan, “Ballad Memories”; 8.37: Baritone, Maurice Elwin with chorus, “Just Give the Southland to Me”; 8.40: Madrid Symphony Orchestra, “Arabian Nights”; 8.48: Horace Keeney and Franklin Davies, “A Music Hall Trial Turn”; 8.56: London Symphony Orchestra, “Wand of Youth,” “Minuet,” “Sun Dance,” “Overture,” “Serenade”; 9.4: Forecast and station notices; 9.6: Lecturette, Mr A. C. Brassington, “The League of Nations and the Far East”; 9.21: London Palladium Orchestra, “Operatic Gems”; 9.29: “Florrie Forde Old-Time Melody”; 9.3.5: Kettelbey’s Concert Orchestra, “Bells Acros the Meadow“; 9.39: The Regal Rascals, “Jew’s Harp Bill”; 9.42: Herman Finck Orchestra, “Christmas Memories—A Dream Phantasy”; 9.50: Soprano, Gladys Moncrieff, “Love, Your Spell is Everywhere”; 9.53: Coldstream Guards, “Musical Switch ’ 4YA (650 Kc.).— Silent Day.