TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

Horowhenua Chronicle, 23 May 1933, Page 2

TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

IYA AUCKLAND (820 Kilocycles).

7.20, ‘Book Review’; 7.35, Music Lovers’ Competition’; 8.0, Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards, ‘The Thistle’; 8.9, baritone, Alexander McGregor, ‘Skye Boat Song,’ ‘Sound the Pibroch’; 8.15, Pipe-Major S., McKinnon ‘The Campbells are Coming’; 8.18, Will Fyfe ‘lf Scotland Turns Republic’; 8.22, J. H. Squire, Celeste Orchestra, ‘Scottish Fantasia’; 8.26, contralto, Essie Ackland ‘Caller Herrin’ ’; 8.29, Celeste, John Firman ‘Will Ye No Come Back Again?’; 8.32, Elsie ami Doris Waters, ‘Twenty Thousand Scotchmen Shouted IN o ’; 8.35, violin, Dorothy Alwynne, ‘Scottish Airs’; 8.41, tenor, Kenneth Maerec, ‘Way up in Clachan’; 8.44, St. Hilda Professional Band, ‘Jamie’s Patrol’; 8.47, Sir Harry Lauder, ‘I Think I’ll get Wed in the Summer’; 8.50. organ, Terence Casey, ‘Annie Laurie’; 8.54, quartet The Maestros, ‘My Ain Folk’; 9.0 ,weather; 9.2, talk, Jane Mander, ‘Gypsies and Fairs’; 9.22 Court Symphony Orchestra, ‘The Windmill Man’; 9.30, baritone, Raymond Newell and Chorus, ‘Knights of the King’; ‘Gentlemen, the Prince’; 9.30, piano, Mischa Levitski, ‘Eeosaise’; 9.33 soprano, Marie Bremner, ‘Phyllis has Such Charming Graces’; 9.36, harp, Sidonie Gossens, ‘Whirlwind Londonderry Air’; 9.42, tenor, Dmitri Smirnoff ‘Lilac’; 9.45, ’cello, W. H. Squire, ‘La Cinquantaine’; 9.48, Clapham and Dwyer, ‘A Spot Of Income Tax Bother’; 9.54, Beirhalle Orchestra, ‘Rheinlander’; 10.0, dance music.

2YA WELLINGTON (720 Kilocycles).

10.0, Recordings; 10,30, Devotional service; 11.0, lecturette, ‘Fabrics and Fashions’; 12.0, lunch music; 2.0, recordings; 3.30, and 4.30, Sports results; 5.0, Children’s hour; 6.0, dinner music; 7.0 news and reports, (2YC 1010 kilocycles, after-dinner music); 7.40, lecturette, ‘For the Man on the Land’; 8.0, Frank Crowther’s Novelty Orchestra ‘On With The Show’; 8.10, recording (humour), Leslie Holmes ‘When the Morning rolls around’; ‘The Old Kitchen Kettle’; 8.16, quartettes, The Waiata Quartette, ‘Plantation,’ ‘Fa; Lil’ Feller’; 8.2, Novelty Orchestra ‘When it’s Night Time In Nevada’; trumpet, D. Colvin, ‘The Bandoliero,’ ‘Licbestraum’; 8.32. recording, (humcur, The Jesters, McNamara’s Band,’ ‘Sipping Cider’, ‘The Jesters’ Jiffy Jest,’ ‘Cuckoo Song’; 8.35, soprano, Nora Gray, ‘Cloud Shadows,’ ‘Noon Hush’; 8.41, lecturette, T. W. Brown, ‘The Kruger Millions’; 9.0, -weather; 9.2, Frank Crowther’s Novelty Orchestra ‘Elegio, ’ ‘Moonlight Dance’; xylophone, S. Bernhard, ‘ ‘Musical Comedy Memories’; 9.12, duets, Misses L. Vondersloot and P. Dean ‘The Passage Bird’s Farewell,’ ‘Neapolitan Boat Song’; 9.18, One-act playlet, Clement May and partner, ‘A Marriage has been Arranged’; 9.32, piano, Frank Growth er, ‘Paradise Waltz’; Novelty Orchestra, ‘The Jazz Reel’;9.42, contralto, Edna McCarthy, ‘Lord! What a Morning’; ‘Swing Low, Sweet Chariot’; 9.47, recording, Roma’s Accordion Band ‘Song of the Bells,’ ‘Same Old Moon’; 9.53, trio from the Waiata Quartette, ‘Cheer Up do,’ ‘Homing’; 9,58, recording Black Diamonds Band ‘Guards Parade’.

3YA CHRISTCHURCH (980 Kilocycles).

7.30, Talk, A. Lee, ‘Some Aspects of the New Zealand Woollen Industry’; 8.0, recording, Royal Opera Orchestra, ‘Marche Joyeuse’; 8.6, bass, Charles L. James ‘For the Green,’ ‘Drake Goes West’; 8.12, Lyric Trio, ‘River, Stay Away’; ‘A Little Street Wheer Old Friends Meet,’ ‘Love Letters in the Sand’; 8.20, sketch, The Mascots, ‘The Lamp’; 8.30, recording, Cornet, Jack Mackintosh with Military Band accompaniment ‘The Bride of the Waves’; 8.33, contralto, Mrs F. Nelson Kerr, ‘Love Has Sent Me Many Roses’; T Know Not Why’; 8.37, Lyric Trio, •Petite Rhapsodic,’ ‘Arioso’; 8.44, bas< Charles L. James ‘A Warwickshire Wooing,’ ‘The Admiral’s Yarn’; 8.49, recording xylophone, Rudy Starita •Dance of the Raindrops’; 8.52, contralto, Mrs F. Nelson Kerr, ‘Quiet,’ ‘A Little Bit of Heaven’; 8.58, Lyric Trio ‘Little Mary Brown,’ ‘Where the Blue of the Night’; 9.3, weather; 9.5, reserved; 9.20, sketch. The Mascots, ‘The Green Jade Brooch,’ 9.30 dance Tune, The Kaikorai Band, ‘Waldmere’; music.

4YA DUNEDIN (650 Kilocycles)

7.80, W.E.A. Session, W. G. McClymont, ‘The Statute of Westminster’; 8.0, recordings; 8.30, March and Hymn tune, the Kaikorai Band, ‘Waldmere, ’ ‘Radiocast’; 8.37, dramatic soprano, Madame Winnie Fraser, ‘When a Dream of Love,’ ‘Are My Lanterns Shining?’ ‘Sail My Ships’; 8.47, the band, ‘Jessonda’; 8.57, recording. La Scala Chorus, Milan, ‘Still Hero? What Are You Doing?’; 9.0, weather; 9.2, talk, David Graham, ‘The Domestic Affairs of the Sea Dwellers’; 9.17. tenor, Alfred Walmsley, ‘Flower Also; 2-4 British Columbia 8.6, 4-3 Song’; 9.21, the band, ‘La Rose do Peronne’; 9.29, recording (humour), Clapham and Dwyer, ‘A Snot, of Income Tax Bother’; 9.34, piano, Mrs C. Drake, ‘Two Arabesques,’ ‘On a Sunday Morning,’ ‘Longing,’ ‘Come Again’; 9.50, the band, ‘La Caprice de Nanette’; 9.53, tenor, Alfred Walmsley,

‘Nightfall at Sea,’ ‘Lovely Spring’; 9.59, the band, “Ira." 2FC SYDNEY (451 Metres.) (Relaying to National Stations.) 8.0, “Dearest Enemy,’’ a musical comedy, with Dorothy Brunton in the principal role; 9.40, interlude; 9.48, the A.B.C. (Sydney) Concert Orchestra; 10.0, Richard Tauber, tenor (recording); 10.6, the orchestra; 10.16, Marion Anderson,. contralto (recording); 10.20, the orchestra; 10.32, latest dance music (recording). 2BL SYDNEY (351 Metres.) 8.0. an hour arranged by the British Musical Society; soloists, Edith Martin (soprano), Eleanor Stanton (contralto), John Andrews (tenor), Stanley Clarkson (basso); 9.0, Peggy Wynne and Ambrose Barker, eminent English entertainers; 9.15, an hour of recorded music.