RADIO BROADCASTING

Hawera Star, Volume LII, 20 February 1933, Page 8

RADIO BROADCASTING

TO-NIGHT’S N.Z. PROGRAMAfES. IYA Auckland. —5, children’s Ihour; 6, dinner music • 7, news and reports; 7.30, agricultural talk, H. Woodyear Smith; Autumn Manuring. 8, concert programme (relay to'iZH, Hamilton) ; selection, IYA Chamber Orchestra, ‘‘O'Ur Miss Gibbs”; baritone, ISfor- - man Day, “Our Little Home”; duet, Norman Day and Cora Melvin,.“ln a Garden of Boses”'; xylophone, Budy Star it a, “Singin’ in the Bain” ; Stanley Holloway, “Old Sam” ; piano duo, The Two Cadenza's, ‘‘Home,” and “The dies Crawled up the Window” ; male quartet, The Bounders, “Dixie Vagabond” ; Alaisie Carte-Idoyd, “The Burglar”; potpourri, The Orchestra; “Melodious Memories”; soprano, Cora Melvin, “Ala Li’i Batteu” and “All, Sweet Mystery of Life”; Sousa’s Band “The Bloyai AVcjlsh, Fusilier®”'; 9.1, evening weather forecast and announcements; 9.3, reserved; 9.18, march, The Orchestra, “Thin Bed Bine”; prelude, “Vision of Salome”; Maisie Carte-Cloyd, “I Want to Fly’’; and Spookendyke’s Batting”; organ, B. E. McPherson, “Ninette”;, baritone, Norman Day and Cora Melvin, “Somewhere a Voice is Calling”; record, Three Georgian Crackers, “Whoa Buck, Whoa”; piano duo, The Two Cadenzas, “I Found You” and “Bye, Bye Blues”; Elsie and Doris Waters, “In the Parlour when the Company’s] Gone”; waltz, The Orchestra, “Weaner Madl’n” ; 10, close down. (2YA Wellington.—s, children’s hour; 6, dinner music; 7, news and reports; 8, concert programme; chimes; overture, 2YA Concert Orchestra (Conductor, Leon de Manny), “The Magic Flute”; John Goss and Cathedral Male Voice Quartet, “Ten Thousand Miles Away”; quartet, Bessie Jones, Esther Coleman, B. Hooper, and F. Richardson “Slave, Sweet Girl, Believe Me”; pianoforte, Madame Evelyn de Mauny, “paprice Espanole” ; tenor, Arthur C. Clark, “Like to the Damask Bose” and “The Shepherd Song”; Leslie Henson, Heather Thatcher, “A Warm Corner”; selection, The Orchestra, “Girl of the Golden West”; 8.41, lecturette, Dr. A. D. Carberry, G.8.E., president of the New’ Zealand Association of Fine Arts Societies. “What is the Good of Art?”; 9.0, weather report and station notices; contralto, Miss Hilda Childley, ' “Prelude” and “Blackbird Song”; instrumental, The Orchestra, “Adagio Cantabile”: valse, “Les Patmenrs”: tenors, Arthur C. Clark, “Faery Song” and “Summer”; suite, The Orchestra. Suite from “The Nut Cracker pallet” (Tsdiailcowsky) : 1, “Miniature Overture”; 2, “Valse des Fleurs”; The Merrymakers, “The Merrymakers’ Carnival” and “The Merrymakers in Spain” ; contralto with orchestra, Hilda Chudley, “None lint the Lonely Heart” and “Lu’llaby”; 9,50, fantasia. The Orchestra, “In Coon land” ; 10, dance programme. 11. close down. 3YA, Christchurch.— 5, children’s hour; 6, dinner music; 7, news and reports; . 7.30, talk, A. O. Maxwell (under auspices of Canterbury Manufacturers’ Association), “Youth and Industry”; 8, concert programme; chimes; a programme with a British atmosphere; 10.4, close down. 4YA Dunedin.—s, children’s hour; 0. dinner music; 7, news and reports; 8,' poneerl programme; selected recordings featuring “One Hour with Artists from the Land of Kauri”; 10, dance music; 11. close down. GSD—GSC, Daventry.—9.3o p.m. (New Zealand time), time signal from I’ig Ben'. A Sonata recital- 10.0, a running commontary on second half of International Rugby foot nail match. Ireland v. Scotland ; 10.50 dance music (gramophone records); 11.15 to 11.30. news bulletin.