TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

Horowhenua Chronicle, 20 February 1931, Page 2

TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

IYA AUCKLAND (900 Kilocycles) 1 3.0, Selected recordings; 3.15, literary selection; 3.30, further selected record- ; iugs; 5.0, children’s session; 6.0, dinner music session; 7.0, news and market reports; 8.0, Note : During the course ol ■ this programme a talk on ‘ The Girl Guidos’ will be delivered by Lady : Badcu-Powcll; selection —‘Valso Memories’; soprano —Miss Chrissic foster, ‘I Lo’E Na’ a Laddie But Anc’; vocal duet—Miss Chrissie Foster and Mr. Syd Poifley, ‘ When We are .Married'; tenor —Mr. Syd. Poffley, 'EveningSong’; clarinet —Mr. S. C. Lewis, (a) 'Fantasia on Welsh Melodics,’ (bj 'Selections from ' Lucia Di Lammermooi ; choral —Erk’s Male Chorus, ‘ ihe Gondolier’; humour —Mr. G. C. Tollerton, ‘The Opera Comique’; instrumentalquartet, (a) ‘Tell Me,’ (b) ‘Carolina Moon,’ (c) ‘La Paloma’; organ— Nicholas Robins, ‘My Song of the Nile’; musical comedy chorus, ‘Miniature Musical Comedies’; contralto ■ Miss Cathleen Mulqueciq ‘Dusk of Dreams’; vocal duet —Miss Cathleen Mulqueen and Mr. E. M. Ncvvling, ‘Sympathy’; baritone —Mr. E. M. Nowling, ‘Why Shouldn’t I’; choral —Erk’s Male Chorus, ‘The Linden Tree’; instrumental—quartet, (a) ‘Hawaiian Echoes,’ (b) ‘Honolulu March,’ (c) ‘Goodnight Waltz’; vocal —Orpheus Quartet, (a) ‘Venetian Song,’ (b) ‘Sw’cet and Low,’ (c) ‘Winds of Sweet Springtime’; march—band, ‘Old Panama. ’ 2YA WELLINGTON (720 Kilocycles) 3 0, Selected gramophone recordings; 3.30 and 4.30, sporting results to hand; 5.0, children’s session; 6.0, dinner music session; 7.0, news session, market reports and sports results; 8.0, this programme is subject to interruption to permit of a relay of a sound film feature from the Majestic Theatre; over-ture--2Y A Orchestrina, ‘Fra Diavolo’; tango, ‘Ecstasy’; 8.15, baritone —Mr.

A., W. Beckford, (a) 'The Sailor's Paradise/ (b) ‘Captain Mac/ (c) 'Farewell; Thou Outbound Ship’; 8.27, selection—orchestra, (a) 'Here Comes the Sun/ (b) ‘E Pari Ra’; 8.35, sketch —The Skotchers, ‘ Charity Begins at Homo’; 8.53, valse —2YA Orchestrina, ‘Gaiety Girl’; march, ‘Pore do la Victoiro'; 9.2, selection—2YA Orchestrina, ‘The Belle of New York’; 9.12, mezzosoprano—Miss Anne Davies, (a) ‘The Lotus Flower, ’(b) ‘Were My Songs with Wings Provided’; 9.17, selections —guitar orchestra, (a) ‘Hawaiian Sunset/ (b) • lloca Ra’; 9.24, medley — 2YA Orchestrina. ‘Favourite French Songs’; waltz II Bacio’; 9.32 until 11 p.m., dance programme. 3YA CHRISTCHURCH (980 Kilocycles) 3.0, Gramophone recital; 4.25, sports results; 5.0, children’s hour; (1.0, dinner music session; 7.0, news session; 7.30, dialogue —Messrs. D. Cossgrove and W. Melbourne, ‘Radio Service’; 8.0, band, ‘The Singing Fool’; 8.8, mezzo-soprano —Miss Lucy Fullwood, ‘There’s a Song Down Every Roadway’; quartets, (a) ‘There Was a Jolly Miller/ (b) ‘Begone Dull Care’; 8.15, instrumental — Studio Octet, ‘ Suite—Ballet Piquant/ (a) ‘Minuet,’ (b) ‘Sleepy Dance/ (e) ‘Dance of the Fairies’; 8.24, contralto —Miss Jean 'Johnson, ‘Love the Pedlar’; tenor —Mr. T. G. Rodgers, ‘There is a Valley’; 8.29, piano soli—Miss Merle Miller, (a) ‘Waltz in A Major/ (b) ‘Prelude in G Minor’; 8.34, soprano —Miss Cicely Audibert with orchestral accompaniment, (a) ‘Messagcro Amoroso/ (b) ‘Love’; 8.40, organ—Jesse Crawford, (a) ‘Diane/ (b) ‘Souvenirs’; 8.4(1, violin —Mr. Arthur Gordon, ‘lst. Movement—B Minor Concerto’; 8.52, bass —Mr. E. J. Johnson, ‘Mother O’ Mine’; quartet, ‘lt Was a Lover and His Lass’; 8.58, selection —St. Hilda Squad’; 9.3, instrumental —Studio Octet, ‘Veronique’; 9.13, contralto —Miss Colliery Prize Band, ‘The Flying Jean Johnson, ‘June Music’; quartet Valencia Quartet, ‘All Through the Night’; 9.18, violin—Mr. Arthur Gordon, (a) ‘Nocturne/ (b) ‘ln Alt Wien’; 9.24, tenor—Mr. T. G. Rogers, ‘Bombardier’; quartet —Valencia Quartet, ‘Sally in Our Alley’; 9.30, organ— G. T. Pattman, ‘Song of the Soul’; 9.34, soprano —Miss Cicely Audibcrt with orchestral accompaniment, (a) ‘Roses Softly Blooming/ (b) ‘ln My Bouquet of Memories’; 9.40, instrumental Studio Octet, (a) ‘Bal Do Noccs/ (b; ‘Hungarian Dance No. s’; 9.49, bass Mr. E. J. Johnson, ‘The King’s Minstrel’; mezzo-soprano and contralto ■ Valetta Duo, ‘Arise O Sun’; quartet, ‘Sleep Gentle Lady’; 9.58, baud, ‘Gill Bridge. ’ 4YA DUNEDIN (650 Kilocycles) 3.0, Selected recordings; 5.0, children’s hour; 6.0, dinner music session; 7.0, news session; 8.0, overture —Great Symphony Orchestra, ‘Jolly Robbers’; 8.9, baritone —Mr. R. W. Fox, (a) ‘The Wearing of tne Green/ (b) ‘Rose of Tralee’; 8.15, popular hits —Kenz Orpheans, (a) ‘You Brought a New Kind of Love to Me, (b) ‘Under a Texas Moon’; 8.22, organ —Reginald Foort, (a) ‘Just Like a Darby and Joan/ (b) ‘Love Lies’; 8.28, soprano —Miss I). Maekay, ‘The Four Maries’; 8.31, piano and saxophone novelty —Mr. K. MacDonald and Mr. J. McCaw, ‘Happy Feet’; 8.35, bass—Mr. F. Watt, (a) ‘The Village Blacksmith/ (b) ‘Where 1 My Caravan Has Rested’; 8.41, popular > hits —Kcnz Orphcans, (a) ‘Livin' in t the Sunlight/ (b) ‘I Love to Hoar You Singing’; 8.49, chorus and orchestra, ‘Huntsmen’s Chorus’; 8.52, contralto — 1 Miss G. Burt, ‘A Prayer to Our Lady'; 8.55, valse—Kenz Orphcans, ‘Persian 1 Moon’; 9.3, orchestra, ‘Orpheus in the Underworld’; 9.11, baritone —Mr. B. W. ■ Fox, ‘For the Green’; 9.14, popular • hits —Kenz Orphcans, (a) ‘The Kerb Step/ (b) ‘Evening Star’; 9.21, soi prano —Miss D. Maekay, (a) ‘ln the s Chimney Corner/ (b) ‘The Star’; 9.27, banjo—Mr. J. McNeil, ‘My Lady Jazz’; 9.31, orchestra, ‘Spinning Chorus’; 9.35, bass —Mr. F. Watt, ‘The Mighty Deep’; 9.39, popular hits — Kenz Orphcans, (a) ‘Fascinating Vamp/ (b) ‘Midway Rhythm’; 9.47, contralto —Miss G. Burt, (a) ‘Soul of Mine/ fb) ‘The Beloved Sleep’; 9.54, i band, (a) ‘Prairie Flower/ (b) ‘Lynwood. ’ STUDIO NOTES The Orpheus Quartet, which proved verv popular at its recent first performance, will sing concerted and solo numbers from IYA this evening. The artists in •this combination are: Miss Chrissie Foster, Miss Cathlocn • Mulqueen, Mr. Syd. Pofflcy and Mr. E. M. Newling. Humour will be given by Mr. G. C. Tollerton, instrumental items by Mr. S. C. Lewis (clarinetist) and Barry Ingall’s Hawaiian Quartet. Altogether, it will be a programme of great variety.

Included in the programme by the 2YA Orchestrina this evening, will be the overture ‘Fra Diavolo,’ the tango, ‘Ecstasy,' a selection from ‘The Belle of New York,’ a valse, ‘Gaiety Girl,’ a medley, ‘Favourite French Songs,' ‘Pere de la Victoire’ and ‘II Bacio. ’ Mr. A. W. Beckford (baritone) will sing ‘The Sailor'.? Paradise,' ‘Captain Mac,' ‘ Farewell Thou Outbodnd Ship.' Mrs. Mildred Kenny and her guitar orchestra will be heard in a number of Maori and Hawaiian melodies. A humorous sketch, ‘Charity Begins at H'jD'o’ will be given by ‘The Sketchcrs. ’ and Miss Anne Davies will be heard in mezzo-soprano songs., Appearing on 3YA's programme will be Miss Cicely Audibert, who is to sing four songs : ‘Messagero Amoroso,' ‘Love,’ ‘Rose Softly Blooming’ and ‘ln My Bouquet of Memories,' all of which will be accompanied by the Studio Octet. Also contributing to the vocal side of the programme will be the Valencia quartet —Miss .Lucy Fullwood, Miss Jean Johnson, Mr. T. G. Rogers, and Mr. J. E. Johnson. The concerted numbers will be a feature. Those will be: ‘There *Was a Jolly Miller,' ‘Begone Dull Care,' ‘lt was a Lover and his Lass,’ ‘All Through the Night,’ ‘Sally in our Alley’ arid ‘Sleep Gentle Lady. ’ Mr. Arthur Gordon, an outstanding violinist will contribute solos.