RADIO BROADCASTS

Hawera Star, Volume LIV, 18 January 1935, Page 10

RADIO BROADCASTS

TO=NIGHT’S PROGRAMMES NEW ZEALAND STATIONS IYA. AUCKLAND'. o.O: Children’s hour, conducted by Aunt Jean. ... . ■ 6.0: Dinner music. . 7.0: News and reports. 7..'30 : Sports talk, Gordon Hotter. y.O; Concert programme, relayed to IZH, Hamilton, The Studio Orchestra “Three Days’’ Overture (Letter). 8.10: Recording, Yvonne Curti, violin, “Czardas” (Monti). 8.16: Gladys Moncrieff, soprano, “Tlie Old Spinning Wheel” (Hill). 8.10: The Studio Orchestra. “Gabi idle Suite” (Rosse). 8.29: Kotanyi Trio, three pianos, “Czarda Szerc” (Hubay). 8.33: The Revellers, male voices, “Lady, Play Your Mandoline” (Levant).

8.36: Balalaika Orchestra, “No, No, I Don’t Want To” ; “The Song of Wise Oleg” (Soldier’s Song). 8.41: .Rudy Starita, xylophone, “The Squirrel Dance” (Elliott Smith). 8.47: Peter Dawson, bass baritone, “Here is My Song” (Longstaffe). 8.50: The Studio Orchestra, “Carnival,” Suite of Dances filling). 9.0: Weather report and station notices.

9.2: Talk: Mr. E. 0. Jones, 51. A., B.Sc., “Astronomy in Our Daily Life.” 9.26: A special 8.8. C. recorded feature, “A Shanty Party from Gravesend Pilots.”

9.50 : The Studio Orchestra, “Ballad Memories” (Baynes). 10.0: Favourites, old and new. 10.30: Dance music. 11. Q: Close down.

2YA, WELLINGTON. 5.0: Children’s hour, conducted by Aunt Molly. 6.0: Dinner music. 7.0. News and reports. 8.0: Chimes. Port Nicholson Silver Bund (conductor: Air. J. J. Drew). March “Blencathra” (Rimmer). Overture,. “Raymond" (Thomas). 8.10: International Singers, “.V Brown Bird Singing” (Wood) ; .“The Drum” (Gibson) ; “Songs My Mother Taught Me” (Dvorak); “J Hear a Thrush at Eve” (Ciidman). 8.26: Port Nicholson Silver Band, Cornet solo: Bandmaster T. Goodall. “Hailstorm” (Rimmer). Selection. The Band, “The Girl in the Taxi” (Gilbert). 8.40: Leeturette : Air. Robert Hogg, “Scot’s Literature—A Peep at Beginnings.” 9.0: Weather report and station notices. 9.1: Trombone "solo. Bandsman W. Matson. “Two. Eyes of Grey” (McGeoch); “Because” (D’Hardeiot,). Humoresque, 'The Band, “Teddy after Africa.” (Pryor). 9.13: Essie, ,AckJand. contralto with organ “My Treasure” (Trevalsa) ; “Darby and Joan” iMolloy); “Bless this House” (Brahe).

9.23: The Band, AValtz: “A Waltz Dreani ’ (Strauss); March : “Half and Half” (Morrison). __ 9.30: Dance programme. 11.0: Close down.

3YA, CHRISTCHURCH. 5.0: Children’s hour, conducted by “Aladdin.” 6.0: Dinner fnusic. 7.0: News and reports. 8.0: Chimes. 3YA Orchestra, conductor, Air. Harold Beck “Afarchc Alilitaire” (Schubert); “Alceste” overture (Gluck). 8.14: Recording, Julius Patzak (tenor), “Sunday” (Brahms); “My Love is Green” (Brahms); “Oh, That I Alight Retrace” (Brahms). 8.20: 3YA Orchestra. “Tie Lac Des Cygnbs” ; “Dance Hnngroise.” 8.30: Recording: Simon Barer (pianoforte) “Etude in F Afinor” (Liszt). 8.31: Air. Rlex Harrison (baritone), “To the Forest” (Tschaikowsky); “Slow Horses Slow” (Alallinson); ‘The Earl King” (Beethoven). 8.15: 3YA Orchestra, “Rustle of Spring” (Sinding); Pa vane de la Cour” (Marie).

8.52: Recording: Alafnlda Salvatini (soprano), “To the Lute” (Schubert); “Restless Love” (Schubert). 8.56: 3YA Orchestra, “Veeehio Afiuuetto” (Sgambati). 9.0: AVeather forecast and station notices. A Theme Programme—“Lancashire Entertains.” 10.0: Favourites, old and new. 10.30: Dance music. 11.0: Close down.

4YA, DUNEDIN. 5.0: Children’s programme, conducted bv Aunt Sheila. 6.0: Dinner music. 7.0: News and reports. 8.0: Chimes. Theme programme.— “All the AVorld a Stage.” (A Shakespearean Alosaic). 9.0: Weather report and station notices. 9.2: Talk, Air. C. R. Allen: James Elroy Flecker. 9.20: Chamber music. Recordings: Isolde Alenges and Harold Samuel (violin and piano) Sonata No. 3 in E (Bach). 9.35: Blecital of famous German folk songs by Richard Tauber: “Ah! How then is it Possible” ; “Thou AVho art in A(y Thoughts”; “The Good Comrade”; “Hunter’s Life’; “The Broken Ring'’ 9.49: Virtuoso String Quartet with J. Cockerill, R. Murchy and C. Draper.. Introduction and Allegro for Harp with strings and wood wind accompaniment (Ravel). 1U.6: Alusic, mirth and melody.

10.30: Dance music 11.(!: Close down.

2FC, SYDNEY. 8.15: Dinner music. 16.0: National programme. Night session. Unit One: “Old English.” a play in three acts by John Galsworthy. Production. Frank Clewlow. 11.20: Unit two. Brass band concert by Malvern Tramways Band, with W. Crougey, baritone, William King, xylophone, and “Gossip and Giggle” with the Girls. Band: Afarcli, “The Thunderer,” “La Caprice de Nanette.” Baritone selections from his repertoire. Xylophone “Dpi il Dance,” “Poupee Valsante.” Band: Selection, “The Sunshine Girl.”' Com-

edy interlude, “A Gossip and Giggles” with the Girls. Band: Descriptive fantasia, “The Royal Coronation.” Baritone: Selection fiom his repertoire. Xylophone: “Caprice Viennis,” “Waters of Minnetonka.” Band : Tone poem, “Loreley.” 12.30: Items of interest.

12.40: Dance music by A.B.C. dance hand, directed by Jim Davidson.

2BL, SYDNEY. 5.15: “By Canoe Down the Alurray,” talk by G. G. Doherty. 8.30: Reports. 9.0: The A.B.C. Racing Commissioner will speak on “To-morrow’s Races.” 9.10: Relayed from 4QG. Cricket resume. 9.20: Sporting results. 9.30: The Sporting Editor will discuss “Current Sporting Events.” 9.50: News service. 10.0: Chamber music recital by the world-famous Spivakowsky-Kurtz Trio, (eighth performance of the 1935 Sydney season). Tossy Spivakowsky, violin, Jascha Spivakowsky, piano. Edmund Kurtz, violineello. Piano and violincello, “Sonata F. Alajor Op. 6”. Trio, “Trio A. Minor Op -50” (in memory of a great artist). 11.0: An overseas letter from Dr. G. L. Wood. University of Alelbourne. A distinguished research student, and a world-famous authority on economics 11.15: “Playing the Game,” 8.8. C. recording. A farcical extravaganza by L. Du Garde Peach. Alusic by George Barker, produced by Charles Brewer. The 8.8. C. male chorus and theatre orchestra conducted by Stanford Robinson. 12.15: “Musical interlude.”