TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

Horowhenua Chronicle, 19 February 1931, Page 2

TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

IYA AUCKLAND. (900 Kilocycles.) 3.0: Selected recordings; 3.15, talk — ‘Eat More Emit’; 5.0, children's session; G.O, dinner music session; 7.0, news aand market reports; 8.0, suite. ‘ln a Fairy Realmß.ll, soprano—Mrs I. Hollands, (a) ‘Love, Here is My Heart’, (b) ‘The World is Waiting for the Sunrise’; 8.17, novelty piano—Miss C. Anderson, (a) ‘Too Good to be True' (b) ‘Through’; 8.22, tenor —Mr Will Harris, (a) ‘Your Eyes have Told Me So’, (b) ‘Wonderful One 7 ; 8.28, Orchestral Octet (a) ‘Air de Ballet, (b) 'Canzonetta ’, (c) ‘Chant Elegiaque 7 ; 8.38, contralto—Miss M. G. Davidson, (a) ‘Cradle Mo Low 7 , (b) ‘To a Miniature’; 7.14, lecture-recital, ‘Latest Recordings 7 ; 9.2, soprano—Miss I. Hollands, (a) ‘ Oarissi.ma’, (b) ‘The Dove'; 9.8, Orchestral Octet, ‘Mecca'; 9.12, tenor —Mr W. Harris, (a) ‘Where the River Shannon Flows’, (b) ‘Sad Little Eyes’; 9.18, novelty piano—Miss C. Anderson, ‘Selection of Novelty Foxtrots’; 9.24, Orchestral Octet, ‘Ballet of Flowers’; 9.44, contralto —Miss M. G. Davidson, (a) ‘My Heart is Singing 7 , (b) ‘The Little Old Garden’; 9.49, lecture-recital, ‘Latest Recordings.’ 2YA WELLINGTON. (720 Kilocycles.) 3.0: Selected recordings; 3.15, lecturette —Miss I. F. Meadows, ‘Eat More Fruit’; 3.30 and 4.30, sporting results to hand; 5.0, children’s session; G.O, dinner music session; 7.0, news session, market reports and sports results; 8.0, a studio concert by the Miramar Silver Band and 2YA artists. 3YA CHRISTCHURCH. (980 Kilocycles.) 3.0: Gramophone recital; 3.15, lecturette, ‘Eat More Fruit’; 4.25, sports results; 5.0, children’s hour; G.O, dinner music session; 7.0, news session; 7.30, dialogue, ‘Garden Competitions 7 ; 8.0, special presentation of a musical lecture by Mr Arthur Lilly, A.R.C.0., entitled ‘Flowers and Music 7 ; opening introduction; 8.2, instrumental, ‘Morning’; choir, ‘Hail Smiling Morn 7 ; 8.7, song—Mrs. G. Empson, ‘Where the Bee Sucks’; instrumental, ‘Spring Song’; 8.15, choir, ‘All Things Bright and Beautiful’; Miss S. Marshall, ‘With Verdure Clad 7 ; 8.22, instrumental, ‘Amaryllis’; song —Mr A. Ivinvig,, ‘Roses’; poetic fancy —Mr A. Lilly and Studio Octet, ‘The Daffodils’; song— Miss S. Marshall, ‘Daffodils a-Blowing 7 , » CO ll O _W. H. Squire, ‘Songs My Mother Taught Mo’; 8.35, choir, ‘The Sower Went Forth Sowing’; songs —Miss A. Painter, (a) ‘I Know a Lovely Garden’ (b) ‘Weeds’; Studio Octet, ‘Valsc do Fleurs’; Master Ralph Lilly, ‘J cause the Violets’; 8.48, song—Mr A. Ivinvig, ‘Consider the Lilies’; piano— Mr A. Bunz, (a) ‘To a Wild Rose’, (b)

‘To a Water Lily’; 9.2, selection, ‘Wedding of the Rose’; .song—Mr G.' Russell, ‘Flower Song’; Studio Octet, ‘Narcisses’; 9.12, songs—Mr G. Russell ‘The Last Rose of Summer’; Miss S. Marshall, ‘Thank God for a Garden’; choir, ‘Ye Shall Dwell in the Land 7 ; 9.20, suite, ‘Music Pictures’; 9.30 dance music session. 4YA DUNEDIN. (650 Kilocycles) 3.0: Description of Final Day’s events in the Sander’s Gup Contest. PROGRAMME NOTES. IYA will present a programme of the popular type this evening. Soprano solos will be contributed by Miss Isabel Holland, a visiting 2YA artiste. Mr Will Harris, a very popular Auckland tenor, is making his first appearance at IYA, and Miss Maida (4. Davidson will also be heard in a number of light solos. Novelty piano items will be given by Miss Cherry Anderson, while of particular interest 1 in the Orchestral Octet’s programme is the suite, ‘‘The Ballet of the Flowers,” by Hadley. The Miramar Silver Band, under the eonductorship of Mr R. A. Sutherland, will give a concert at 2YA Studio, The vocal portion of the programme will be in the hands of Miss Ena Rapley, Mr Edwin Dennis and Mr Claude Moss. Included in this programme will be in instrumental trio consisting of Messrs. Norman Izett (piano), Mr Will McKeon (violin) and Sam McLean (’cello). For 3YA Mr Arthur Lilly, A.R.C.0., the well known Christchurch musician, has arranged a special programme called “Flowers aand Music.” Each phase will be introduced by a few remarks from Mr Lilly and in the presentation of the various songc he will be assisted by Mrs. Grace Empson, Miss Augusta Painter, Miss Sylvia Marshall, Mr A. Kinvig, Master Ralph Lilly, Mr F. Gregory Russell, Mr Alfred Bunz (piano) and the choir of the Holy Trinity Church, Avonside. The instrumental portion of the programme will bo provided by the Studio Octet. Silent day at 4YA. 2FC SYDNEY. 10 p.m., ‘King For a Day.” a threeact radio play; 11.7 and 11.41 p.m. Jack Lumsdaino, the Radio Rascal; 11.27 and 11.57 p.m., Queenie and David Kaili, Hawaiian entertainers. 2BL SYDNEY. 10 p.m., Concert programme arranged by the Musical Association of New South Wales. (Note: This is' Now Zealand time..)