TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

Horowhenua Chronicle, 14 July 1933, Page 2

TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

IYA AUCKLAND (820 Kilocycles).

7.30, Sports resume; 8.0, IYA Chamber Orchestra, •Theodore and Co.’; S.ll, recording, (quartet), The Maestros, ‘Little Annie Rooney’; piano, Raio da Costa, ‘The Millionaire Kid,’ ‘Sing. Brothers’; 5.21, baritone, William Gemmell, ‘Mother o’ Miile, ’ 'Take Oil - Your Coat’; 5.28, The Orchestra, ‘Peer Gynt —No. 2'; 5.37. recording (soprano), Gladys; Moncrielf, ‘Gypsy Charmer’ 8.40, organ recital, Arthur E. Wilson Gladys Monerieff, ‘Gypsy Charmer’; in A,’ ‘Trumpet Minuet,’ ‘March, B Minor’; 9.0, weather; 9.2, talk, John Harris, ‘Yacht Cruising in the South Paeilic: Shipwreck—Rescue by Trading Ship—Taken to the Gilbert Islands’; 9.18, The Orchestra, ‘The Cossacks,' ‘Silver Thames’; 9.25, recording, Sandy Powell, ‘Sandy’s Christinas Eve’; 9.31. baritone. William Gemmell, ‘Son o' Mine,’ ‘Oimway, Awake Beloved’; 9.37, recording Scott Wood Accordion Band. ‘After Tonight We Say Goodbye'; 9.-10, recording (violin), Annie Steiger Betzak ‘The Dancing Violin,’ ‘Fidlin’ the Fiddle’; 9.40, recording (soprano) Grctta Keller, ‘l’m Playing Fire,’ ‘Willow Weep For Me’; 9.52, The Orchestra. ‘Divertissement Espagnolc’.

2YA WELLINGTON (720 Kilocycles).

10.0, Recordings; 10.30, Devotional service; 11.30, lecturette, ‘ Public Health .Subjects’; 12.0, lunch music; 2.0, recordings; 3.30 and 4.30, sports results; 5.0, Children’s hour; 0.0, dinner music; 7.0, news and reports; (2YC 1010 Kilocycles, after-dinner music); 7.40, lecturette, -Mrs A. L. Long, ‘Bridge’; S.O. 2YA Concert Orchestra, ‘La Marseillaise,’ ‘Souriro D’Avril’; 8.10, recordings; 8.30, Concert Orchestra, ‘Le Cid’; 8.40, lecturette, Rev. Leonard H. Hunt, ‘Slang and Correct English’; 9.0, weather; 9.2, recordings; 9.18. Concert Orchestra, ‘Ballet Music from Faust’; 9.32, dance programme.

3YA CHRISTCHURCH (980 Kilocycles).

7.35, W.E.A. Session, G. Lawn, ‘Unemployment Relief in Countries Other Than Great Britain’; S.O, recording, Grand Symphony Orchestra, ‘Round the World By Air’; 8.10, Methodist Maori Choir, ‘Mihi Maori’; 8.15, The Choir, ‘Nga Waiata a Rauri ’; 5.20, Maori Quartet, Airini, Hone, Hopeka &.Rangipeka, ‘Kahore e Wahine c Rite’; 8.23, Ako Pihama, The First Christian Hymn Sung in Canterbury; 8.27, Miss Ripeka Karamaina, ‘Na to Mihana Motou’; 8.30, recordings; 9.0, weather; 9.2, reserved; 9.17, The Choir, ‘Te Waiata a Kupe, ’ ‘Our Polynesian Fathers'; 9.21, vocal, Hohepa Tutawhiao, ‘Ka Mate’; 9.25, The Choir, ‘Group of Popular Maori Choruses’; 9.32, Guitar solo, Akonga Pihama, ‘A Lament for Sir Maui Pomare’; 9.36, vocal, Airini Karenara, ‘Hine e Hine’; 9.40, The Choir, ‘Group of Popular Maori Choruses’; 9.50, vocal, Hone Werita, ‘Tangi’; 9.54, The Choir ‘Medley of Popular Songs’; 10.4, vocal, Miss Rangi Tawhai, ‘E Pari Ra and Pois’; 10.9, The Choir ‘Haka’.

4YA DUNEDIN (650 Kilocyclas).

7.30, W.E.A. Session, Prof. T. D. Adams, ‘Ancient Greek Drama: Aeschylus’; 8.0. recording, The Savoy Hotel Orpheans, ‘Jerome Kern and George Gershwin Medleys’; 8.9, novelty instrumental selection, Mr D. E. Neilson, ‘Many Happy Returns of the Day’; 8.13, The Frolics Revue entertain in Song and Story; 8.43. recording, Ilja Livschakoff Orchestra, ‘The World’s Best Hits,’ ‘Nothing But Love’; 8.49, recording. (Coloratura soprano), Greta Vernon, ’For Vou Alone,’ ‘The Kiss’; 8.5(5, novelty instrumental, D. E. Neilson, ‘Melody in F’; 9.0. weather; 9.2, talk, N. S." Woods, ‘To Paid’; 9.17. recording, Albert Sandler and his Orchestra, ‘Marchcta’; 9.20, The Frolics Revue in Song and Story; 9.50, novelty instrumental. D. E. Neilson, ‘St. Louis Blues’; 9.54, recording. Tom Burke, and Foster Richardson, -Excelsior’; 9.58 recording, Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards, of W .1?.-’.