TO-DAY'S WIRELESS PROGRAMME.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 4 December 1929, Page 3

TO-DAY'S WIRELESS PROGRAMME.

IYA, AUCKLAND. (900 Kilocycles).

3.0, afternoon, session; 4.0, literary selection; 4.8, studio items; 4.25, sports results to hand; 5.0, children's session; 0.0, dinner session— ' Columbia' hour: band, 'Le Bombardier'; symphony orchestra, 'The Three-Cornered Hat'; (1) Dance of the Neighbours, (2) The Miller's Dance'; 6.15, symphony orchestra, 'The Three-Cornered Hat'; 'cello, W. H. Squire, 'Sarabajide'; 0.30, octet, 'Memories of Mendelssohn'; band, 'March Indienne'; 0.45, 'cello. W. H. Squire, 'Ave Verum'; symphony orchestra, 'Noche do Arabia'; 7.0, news session and market reports; 8.1, concert by the 'Cornet School Orchestra'; 8.1, overture, 'Health' and Wealth'; 8.6, march, 'Optimist'; 8.11,vocal solo, Mrs. J. Frator, 'Fat Little Fellow'; 8.16, instrumental, 'Gems from Overtures'; 8.24, humour, Mr. Rex Yates, 'Comic Cuts'; 9.34, waltz, 'Over the Waves'; 5.42, vocal solo, Mr. W. Lucas, 'Bell o' Dunoon'; 8.52, march, 'Happy Hawaii'; 8.58, violin, Miss Phyllis Best, 'Romance'; 0.6, selection, "'Belle of. New York'; 9.23, pianoforte, Miss E. Naughton, *lm promptu'; 9.33, march, 'Our Director'; 9.39, humour, Mr. Rex Yates, 'More Comic Cuts'; 9.49, vocal solo, Mr. YV. Lucas, 'Wee Deoch an' Doris'; 9.55, instrumental, 'Bound- the World.'

2YA, WELLINGTON. (720 Kilocycles). 8.1, relay from Opera House, Wanganui, of the Wnnganui Choral Society's final conceit of the 1929 season'; 'The Leo Shore'; 'Like Apple Blossom, White and Red'; 'Angclus'; 'Grass of Parnassus'; 'The Challenge of Thor'; 'Massa's in Do Cold Ground' 'How Sweet the Moonlight Sleeps'. 'Music, When Soft Voices Die'; 'Lul laby'; supporting artists, Mrs. Wilfred Andrews, contralto, of Wellington; 'Tangi'; 'The Loreley'; and Mr. Claude X. Tucker, of Wellington flautist; 'Scherzo Capriccio'; 'The Brook'; 'Butterfly.'

3YA, CHRISTCHURCH. (980 Kilocycles). 3.0, afternoon session; 4.25, sports results to hand; 5.0, children's session; CO, dinner session, 'His Master's Voice' hour: overture, 'Orpheus in Hades'; symphony orchestra, 'Caprice Vicnnois'; 0.15, orchestra, (a) 'Spring Song' (b) 'Narcissus'; symphony orchestra, 'Coppelia Ballet'; violin, Frit?. Kreisler, 'Tango Albcniz'; 6.30, symphony orchestra, 'lnvitation to the Waltz'; symphony orchestra, (a) 'Serenade' (b) 'Oriental'; 0.45, symphony orchestra, 'Liebeslied'; 7.0, news session; 7.30, Addington stock market reports; 8.1, overture, (a) 'Cavatina' (b) 'Valse'; 8.9, mezzo-sdprano, Mrs. (4 L. Bull, 'Softly Awaken My Heart'; 8.13, 'cello solo. Pablo Casals, 'Melody in F'; 8.17, tenor, Mr. Arthur T. Coucn 'The Flower Song'; 8.21, octet, 'Three Dances from Neil Gwyun'; (1) Country Dance, (2) Pastoral Dance, (3; Merrymaker's Dance; 8.31, soprano, Miss Thclnja, Ayers, 'Waltz Song'; 8.35, organ, Edward O'Henry, 'Faust Waltz'; 8.39, recital. Miss Dorothy Jcnkin, 'Her Letter'; 5.44, octet, 'Reminiscences of Grieg'; 8.52, bass. Mr. Finlay Robb, 'The Wanderer'; 5.56, grand organ and cornet, R. Arnold Gricr, 'The Lost Chord'; ,9.2, octet, 'lncidental Music The Beggar's Opera'; 9.10, mezzo-soprano, Mrs. G. L. Bull, (a) 'ln the Dusk' (b) 'Waltz Song'; 9.15, 'cello, Pablo Casals,-' Traumerci'; 9.18, tenor, Mr. Arthur Couch., (a) 'She is Far From the Land' (b) 'Hine E Iline'; 9.24, octet, (a) 'Largo' (b) 'Pavanc'; 9.32, soprano, Thelma Ayers, (a) 'Come While th-. Twilight Closes' (b) 'Should He Upbraid'; 9.38, organ, Edward O'Henry, 'Minuet in G'; 9.41, recitals, Miss Dor-1 elhv Jonkin, (a) 'Your Back Against the'Wall' (b) 'Vivid Description of a Midnight Episode'; 9.47, male quartet, 'Was it a Dream?'; 9.50. bass, Mr. Finlay Robb, (a) 'The Heart Worships' (b) 'lf my Songs were only Winged'; V 9.50, band, 'Ballet Egypticn.'

4YA, DUNEDIN. (650 Kilocycles). 3.1, gramophone items; 4.25. sports "results to hand; 5.0, children's session; 0.0, dinner session—'Columbia' hour: overture, 'Dor Frcischutz'; 0.15, octet, (a) 'The Grasshopper's Dance' (b) 'The Butterfly'; musical art quartet, 'To a Wild Rose'; violin, Yvonne Curti, 'Madrigale'; 0.30, octet, (a) 'L Love the Moon' (b) 'Two Eyes or Grey'; octet, (a) 'Amoureusc' (b) 'Valse Bloue'; 0.45, octet, ' Valse Caprice'; 'cello, W. 11. Squire, 'Sarabando'; J. H. Squire's Celeste Octet. Terpctuum Mobile'; 7.0, news session; 8.1, relay from Empire Theatre; 8.1(3, contralto, Miss Mollie Ponton, (a) 'Good Morning, Brother Sunshine' (b) •Three'; 5.20, monologue, Miss Nellie Warren, 'Greetings'; ~8.26, instrumental, (a) 'I Lift up my Finger and Say Tweet Tweet' (b) 'Walking With Susie'; 8.30, tenor, Mr. J. Swan, 'OuM Country Down'; 8.40, waltz, 'Doc triuen'; 8.44, Scottish comedian, Buster Brown, 'Bonnie Maggie Tamson ; 8.50. contralto, Miss Mollie Ponton, (a) 'Baby' (b) 'Song of the Little Folk ; 8.56, instrumental, 'J Kiss Your Hand. Madame'; 9.7, tenor, Mr. J. Swan, (a; 'lt's Quiet Down Here' (b) 'Sleep and the Roses'; 9.13, recital, Miss Nellie Warren, 'Types at the Play'; 0.18, instrumental, (a) 'That's Her Now (b) 'Breakaway'; 9.24. Scottish comedian. Buster Brown, (a) 'I Like My Old Homo Town' (b) 'When I Was Twentv-onc'; 9.31. 'Brunswick' dance pvoo-ramme:- foxtrots, (a) 'Let's bo and Talk About You' (b) 'Tn a Grea, Bi« Wav'; foxtrots, (a) 'l'm Thirsty

for Kisses, Hungry for Love' (b) 'A Little Town Called Home Sweet Home* 9.43, wurlitzer organ, Eddie Dunstedter, (a) 'Parade of the Wooden Soldiers' (b) 'Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life'; foxtrot, 'S'posin' '; foxtrot, ' You and I in the Moonlight'; foxtrots, (a) 'I Used to Love Her in the Moonlight' (b) 'Step by Step and Mile by Mile'; waltz, 'Giovanna'; waltz, 'Lady Divine'; 10.13, solo and chorus, 'One Golden Hour with You'; foxtrot. 'True Blue'; foxtrots, (a) 'Down Among the Sugar Cane' (b) 'Because I Know You're Mine'; waltz, 'Why Don't You Love Me?'; 10.30, male chorus, 'Sweet and Low'; soprano 'By a Lonely Forest Pathway'; foxtiots, (a) 'Deep Night' (b) ' Wedding Bells'; 10.42, organ and trumpet und drum, Lew White, 'My Tonia'; vocal duet, (a) 'Old Kentucky Cabin' (b? 'Blue Lagoon'; waltz, 'Till We Meet.'

RADIO NOTES. The programme at IYA this evening will be provided by the 'Cornet School' Orchestra under the baton of Mr. E. Patterson. Assisting the orchestra will be a number of artists new to IYA, including Mrs. J. Eraser, Miss E. Naughton, and Mr. W. Lucas. Other artists include Miss Phyllis Best and Mr. Heir-Yates.

The broadcast which 2YA will carjy out this -evening will be a treat to sill lovers of choral music. The final eon cert of the 1929 season of the Wanganui Choral Society is to be relayed from Wanganui. This choir, which sings under the conductor.ship of Mr. I'. 'Wcntworth Plater, A.R.C.6., is a famed combination. The programme which'has boon arranged will demon strata to the full the wonderful capabilities of this choir. A wide range of subjects has been chose, and the whole of the programme will be sung entirely from memory, neither the choir nor the conductor using written music. Tli;> support artists for the evening will i.»f Mrs. Wilfred Andrews (contralto), of Wellington and Mr. Claude N. Tucker (flautist). Mr. Horatio Nelson, A.T.C.L. L.T.C.L., etc., will be the accompanist. 3YA's programme will include numerous operatic numbers, to bo sung by Miss Thelina Ayres, Mrs. G. 1.. Bullf Mr.,A. T. Couch and Mr. Finlay Robb. Recitations will bo given by Miss Dorothy Jcnkin. A fine instrumental programme has been arranged for the Studio Octet, under Mr. Harold Beck. The Dunedin Station will have a very bright, studio concert, to be followed at 9.30 by a dance mufiic session. The entertainment will open with a relay from the Empire Theatre, Mr. Leslie Harvey playing on the Christie Organ. Miss Mollie Ponton (contralto). Miss Nellie Warren (monologue cnlcrtainer), Mr. J. Swan (tenor), Mr. Buster Brown (Scottish comedian), ami a novelty instrumental trio. Silent day at 2YA.