TO DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 5 December 1929, Page 3

TO DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME.

IYA, AUCKLAND. (900 Kilocycles). Ib.O, afternoon session ; 5.0, children s session; 6.0, dinner session ‘Parlo phone’ hour; orchestra, ‘Symphonic Fantastiquc’; orchestra, ‘Polonaise No. 1 in A’; 6.15, orchestra, ‘Moonlight on the Alstcr’; pianoforte, Rale Da Costa. ‘When Day is Done’; orchestra, ‘Schatz’; 6.30, violin, Tossy Slivakovsky, ‘Cavatina’; orchestra, ‘Rhapsody in Blue’; 6.45, band, ‘A Kosher Fox trot Medley’; orchestra, ‘Gipsy Love’; 7.0, book review; 7.15, news and market reports; 7.40, talk, Dr. T. Harold Pettit, ‘The Awards of the Royal Life Saving Society and How to Obtain Them’; Sll, overture, 'William Tell’; 8.11, vocal trio, ‘The Cingaiesce’; 1 trio, ‘Tea, Tea, Tea’ (2) mezzo-so-prano, ‘Sloe Eyes’ (3) soprano, ‘Pick It Up’; 8.22. orchestral, (a) ‘False Dos Aloucttcs’ (b) ‘Spinning Chorus’; 8.31, humour, Mr. T. T. Garland, Comicalities; 8.36, vocal trios, (a) ‘La Carita (b) ‘The Galway Piper’; 8.43, orches tral, (a) ‘Marie’ (b) ‘A Room With a View’; 8.53, talk, Mr. A. B. Chappell. M.A., topical talk; 9.10, selection, ‘Firefly’; 9.19, novelty, Mr. T. T. Garland, ‘A Fireside Chat'; 9.24, vocal, (a) ‘Ma Curly Headed Babby’ -(b) ‘Goodnight, Beloved’; 9.30, ‘His Master’s Voice' dance programme: foxtrot, ‘I Want Somebdlly to Cheer Me Up’; foxtrot, ‘l’m'Just a Vagabond Lover’; foxtrot, ‘My Sin’; waltz, ‘Underneath the Russian Moon’; waltz, ‘Love Dreams’; 9.45, kinema organ, Charles W. Saxby, ‘For My Baby’; foxtrot, ‘Shim - Me- Shn - Wabble’; foxtrot, ‘There’s a Rickety Rackety Shack’; foxtrot, ‘l’m in Seventh Heaven’; tango foxtrot, ‘Mia Bella Rosa’; novelty, ‘Bogey Wail’; 10.3, violin. Charles Williams, ‘Somewhere a Voice is Calling’; waltz, ‘Gold and Silver'; waltz, ‘Sunset Down in Somerset’; foxtrot, ‘ln Your Green Hat’; foxtrot, ‘l’m Crazy Over You’; foxtrot, ‘When My Dreams Como True’; 10.22, Hawaiian, Jim Miller and Charlie Farrell. ‘Blue Hawaii’; foxtrot, ‘The One That I Love Loves Me’; foxtrot, ‘Josephita’; foxtrot, ‘ Um-Tcha-Um-Tcha, Pa, Da, Da'; waltz, ‘Emperor’; waltz, ‘Pagan Love Song’; 10.40, violin and organ, Chas, Williams, ‘Melody in F’; foxtrot, ‘Every Moon’s a Honeymoon’; foxtrot, ‘Mean To Me’; foxtrot, ‘Break-Away’; foxtrot, ‘That’s What I Call Heaven'; foxtrot, ‘Big City Blues’; waltz, ‘ When You Come to the End of the Day.'

2YA, WELLINGTON, (720 Kilocycles).

3.1, afternoon session; 4.30 and 4.30, sports results to hand; 5.0, children's session; 6.0, dinner session, __ ‘Parlophonc’ hour: selection, ‘The Vagabond King'; waltz, ‘The Swallows’; 6.15, selection, ‘Chu Chin Chow’; piano and orchestra, llaio da Costa, ‘When Day Is Done’; wurlitzer organ, Leslie Harvey, ‘Absent’; 6.30, waltzes, ‘Oh, Spring, How Pair Thou Art’ (b) ‘Songo D’Amour Aprcs Le Bal’; orchestra, ‘Humoresque’; 6.45, orchestra, ‘Was i,t a Dream?’; wurlitzer organ. Leslie Harvey, ‘Until’; waltz, ‘Faust’; 7.0, news session, market reports and sports results; 7.40, lecturottc, Mr. A. E Wilson, of the Tourist Department, ‘Holiday and Tourist Resorts’; concert by the Wellington City Salvation Army Band; 8.1, band, ‘lnternational Strains’; 8.14. vocal quartet, ‘Louise’j S.IS, tenor, Mr. Sam Duncan, ‘Laugharcoma’; 8.22, recital, Miss Rose Carte. ‘When She Explained Higher Thought’ 8.29, euphonium solo with band accompaniment, ‘The Village Blacksmith'; 8.37, baritone, Mr. R. S. Allwright, ‘My Dreams’; 8.41, vocal duct, Mrs. R. S. Allwright ' and Mr. Frank Bryant, ‘Venetian Song’; 8.45, mandolin, Mario de Pietro, ‘Concert Mazurka’; 8.48, vocal quartet, ‘Carry Mo Back to Old Virginny’; 5.52, band, ‘Gems from Beethoven’; 9.3, tenor, Mr. Frank Bryant, ‘Bid Lie To Love’; 9.7, organ, F. Rowland Tims, (a) ‘At Dawning’ (b) ‘Shepherd’s Lullaby’; 9.13, soprano and and quartet, ‘Clinging Vine’; 9.17, band, ‘Harlan’; 9.25, recitals, Miss Rose Carte, (a) ‘The Little High. Chair’ (b) ‘On Going Homo for Christmas’; 9.32, bass, Mr. W. W. Marshall, ‘A Hundred Fathoms Deep’; 9.36, band ‘Warriors of the Cross’; 9.44, soprano. Mrs. Doris Allwright, ‘Be Still, Black bird’; 9.48, vocal quartet, ‘Only a Year Ago'; 10.2, band, ‘Adeste Fideles’; band, ‘The Conqueror.’

3YA, CHRISTCHURCH, (980 Kilocycles).

3,0, afternoon session; 4.25, sports results to hand; 5.0, children’s session; 6,0, dinner session—‘Columbia’ hour, intermezzo, ‘ Cavallcria Rusticana ; se lection, ‘Schubertiana’; 6.15, selection, ‘Schubertiana’; orchestra, ‘Throe O’Clock in the Morning'; 6.30, orchestra, ‘Siegfried —Prelude Act 3’; waltz, I‘Moments With You’; waltz, ‘Moon[light on the Danube’; wurlitzcr organ Stanlcv MacDonald, ‘La Rosita’; 0.4:), selection, ‘Pagliacci’; orchestra, ‘My Islo af Golden Dreams'; 7.0, news session; 7.30, lecture by 3YA F nnKir >’ Productions Committee— ‘ New Zoalam Native Plants’; 8.1, overture, («J 'Minuet from G Symphony’ (b) V aist Tristo’; 8.9, mezzo-contralto, Mis.Bingham Puddcy, ‘A Fairy A’Marketing'; 8.13, violin, Enca Mo ini, ‘Russian Folk Song’; tC fi n J n . Mr. C. E. Williamson, ‘Destiny , 8.2 , instrumental, (a) ‘gavotte ‘Bouree’ (c) ‘Air’ (d) ‘Gigue 8.33 soprano, Miss Agnes < Cunning:lia , Q To Fait’; 8.37, band, Gipsy Dane . 841 recital, Miss Winifred Smith, (a, nt Clancy 8»f (b) Camp’; 8.46, quartet (2 violins cel find harp)-' Minuet in G , fmL tone. Mr. Clive Hmdle. fa) 11_ -< • Sonfr’W ‘Still in Dreams ; 5.07. <1 ■ IL'cho™. “‘tionV, ‘Londcrdcrry Air' (b) Mo v

Dance’; 9.10, mezzo-contralto, Mrs. Bingham Puddoy, (a) ‘The String of Pearls’ (b) ‘All Joy be Thine’; 9.16, violin, Erica Morini, ‘Adagio from Concerto’; 9.20, tenor, Mr. C. R. Williamson, (a) ‘The Sweetest Flower that Blooms’ (b) ‘The Garden of Your Heart’; 9.27, instrumental, ‘Entr’acte and Vals6’; 9.35, soprano, Miss Agnes Cunningham, (a) ‘Songs my Mother Taught Me’ (b) ‘Love, I Have Won You'; 9.41, pianoforte, Benno Moisevitch, ‘Polonaise in B Flat Major’; 9.44, recital, Miss Winifred Smith, ‘Banncriuan of the Dandonong’; 0.-19, baritone, Mr. Clive Hindlo, ‘Blow. Blow Thou Winter Wind’; 9.53, selection, ‘Carnival Uomain.’

4YA, DUNEDIN. (650 Kilocycles). Silent day. RADIO NOTES. At IYA this evening at 7.-10 Dr. T. Harold Pettit will give another of his series of talks on life saving. He will speak on ‘The Awards of the Life feav ing Society and How to Obtain-Them. The principal vocalists for lYA’s concert this evening will be the Celeste Trio presenting trios and solos, including excerpts from ‘The Cingalce The Studio Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Eric Waters, will provide instrumental music while Mr: T. T. Garland will be hoard in humorous items. Another interesting ‘Topical Talk’ will be given by Mr. A. B. Chappell, M.A. From 9.110 to 11 p.m. dance music will be presented. The Wellington Salvation Ann'.' Band, under the comluctorship of Mr. H. Scotney. will give a studio concert at 2YA, with the assistance oi the popular. Melodic Four, Mis. R. wright (soprano) and Miss Rose Carte (clocutioniste). The band items wir comprise selections from some o e great masters' as well as instrumental solo and other numbers of a less serious nature. Mr. H. L. Davton, secretary of tnc Canterburv Horticultural Society will speak at 3YA at 7.30 on ‘Now Zealand Native Plants,’ this being one of the lectures arranged by the 3Y\ Primary Productions Committee. 3YA h concert programme will delight lovers ot good music. Numerous ciassica num hers will be included. The singers w.n be Miss \gnes Cunningham, Mrs. NBingham Puddey, Mr. 0. B. Williamson and Mr. Clive Kindle. Instninmntal ■ music will bo played by the. Octet, under Air. Harold Beck. I »«rc ' will be recitations by Miss M untie ■ Smith. ’*l Silent day at 4YA.