RADIO PROGRAMMES

Manawatu Standard, Volume L, Issue 111, 7 April 1930, Page 3

RADIO PROGRAMMES

Radio programmes for to-night are as follow: — 5 IYA AUCKLAND (333 metres; 900 kilocycles),—Silent. . , 2YA WELLINGTON (416.7 metres; 720 kilocycles).—s.o: Children’s session. 6.0: 1 Dinner music. 7.o:.News session, market reports and sports results. 7.40: Lecturette, 1 Mr N. R. Jacobsen, “Simple Explanations - of Scientific Phenomena.” 8.0: Orchestrina, - “Overture in B Fiat” (Schubert). 8.9: l Tenor, Mr Eric Rishworth, (a) “Elegie” t (Massenet); (b) from "lin--1 mortal Hour.” 8.15:. Pianoforte and vocal l recital by Miss Edith Harrhy. Piano: “Noc- ) turne in F' Sharp”; “Waltz in E Minor.” i Songs: “Golden Wattle,” “In Martifi i Place,” “Mary Magdalene.” 8.35: OrehesJ trina, “Second Movement of Scheherezade.” ' 8.43: Elocution, Mr Albert Davey, “Good- > bye, Linette.” 8.49: Baritone, Mr Claude ! Moss, "A Castilian Lament.” 3.53: Or--1 chestrina, “Tabor Symphony.” 9.1: Weai ther report and announcements. 9.3: “A ; mezzo-soprano solo by a well-known Wcl- ’ lington vocalist.” Who is the singer? 9.6: 1 Urcncstrina, (a) “Devotion”; (b) “I Will j Not Grieve.”- 9.14: Miss Edith Harrhy, ; piano: “A o May Night”; (b) “Polonaise [ in C Sharp Minor.” Songs: “Six Weeks t Old,” "South’s Riches," “The Evening | Star.” -9.*34! Gramophone record. 9.38: ! elocution, Mr. Albert Davey, "Temper.." 9.‘to: Tenor, Mr Eric Rishworth, (a) "The Fuchsia Tree”; (b) “There >be None of Beauty’s Daughters.” :9.51: Gramophone record. 9.55: - Baritone, Mr Claude iVlocS, “Corisande.” 9.09: Orchestrina, "Tea Yeux de Flamuie.” 10.4: God Save the King. 3V A CHRISTCHURCH (306 metres; 980 kilocycles).—s.o: Children’s session. 6.0: Dinner music. 7.0: News session. 8.0: New Brighton Municipal Band, assisted by 3Y’A artiate. 8.1: Bund, (a) "Le Retour”; (b) ”juse Plain Folk.” 8.8: Mezzo-soprano, Miss Margaret U’Driscoll, "Orpheus with His Lute." 8.12: Grumophone record. 8.20: Baritone, Mr E. A. Howell, (a) "'liio Kingdom Within Your Eyes,” (b) “All Alone.” 8.26: foxtrots, band, (a) “Roses in June,” ID) “Virginia.” B.oO: Gramophone record. 8.32; contralto, Miss Katiliccii Bond, (a') “My Treasure, ’’ (b) “A Maori Slumber Song.” 8.42: Humour, Mr Janies J. I'leweliyn, “Tnc Weather Fiend.” 8.4 Y: Minoru a Hawaiian I'luyeia, "Aioiia Land. - ’ 8.5 U: Tenor, Mr Peter Macdonald, "lliora:" b. 04: Cornet, lu-cd Fox, “isaiutc.” Banu, “The Biper's Wending.” y.U: WeUUier report aim ‘announcements. 9.2: Mezzo-soprano, Alias Margaret u'Driscoil, (a) "JLiuwii, Gentle Flower," (bj "Silver Threads Among the Gold.” 9.d: Gramophone record. 9.1 b: Baritone, Air E. A. Howell, "Ihink ot Ale .Thinking of You.” 9.2 U: Band, " Fneiiusnip.” a. 26: Humour, Mr Jainea J. lUewellyn, "The nxusperations oi Married Gue.” y.ol: Gramophone record. 9.34: contralto, Mite Ruthieen" Bond, "Hove s Hid Sweet Song." -9.38: Milford's Huwuiian Players, "Hawaiian Hotel.” 9.41: Band, "Hady Divine.” 9.42: Tenor, Mr Peter McDonald, (a) “Until”; lb) "Good-Bye I'lGstnj. 9.40: TroniDone, Bandsman ries. Croft, “diming dm.” Band, "Bon't Be Like That.” 9.04: Crainopnoue record. 9.00: Bund, “Joy oi Hue." iU.3: God Save tile King, 41 A DUNEDIN (463 metres; 650 kilocyclos). —.5.0: Chlidrcu's suasion. 6.U: Dinner music. 7.0: jNews session. 0.0: Chimes. ITesentation ot ‘‘l he Country Gin” by the “Harmonists” Quartet, dopruno, Miss Alue Alutheson; contralto, Alisa M. S. ureeii; tenor, Air H. A. Johnston; baritone, Air j;. Al. Tuotiy. 8.28: Aliases Wallace and Baker and Air Biytli, "'Bullet Music”, from faust.” 8.30: Continuation ot "'llie Country Girl.” 9.2: Weatiier report. 9.4,: Gramophone record. 9.12: Contralto, Alias Al. S. Green,-“Three Fishers”' 9.10: Trio, Misses Wallace, Baker and Air- Blyth, “Lohengrin." 9.24: Gramophone record. 9.31 :■ Baritone, Air F'. Al. Tuoliy, “Bedouin Love dong.” 9.35:, Trio, Aliases Wallace, Baker und Air Blyth, (a) “Love is Idleness”; (b) “Uispy Dance.” .9.42: Soprano, Aiiss 1 AJao Alatliesop, “The Silver Ring.” 9.46: Trio, Misses Wallace, Baker and Air Blyth,.' serenade- liom ' “Les Millions D’Arlcqufti," ‘“Rustle of .Spring.” ‘ 9,52: Tenor, Air H. A. Johnston, "Linden Lea.” 9.55: Gramophone record.. 10.3: God Save the King. '• ' ' 2FC 'SYDNEY (451 'metres; 680 kilocycles).—2.3o: Afternoon session. 5.45: Childrcn’s'scssion; 8.0: “In-Summertime oil Bredon.” 8.30: “Omar Khayyam,” the second series of Oriental-- sound Mosaics. 9.30: “In Alusicnl Bohemia.” 10.0: F'rom the ' ballroom of the Oriental, dance music. 1 10.15: .Weather. 10.20: F'rom the ballroom 1 of the Oriental, dance music. 11.30: iN’ational Anthem. Close. : 2BL SYDNEY (353 metres; 850 kilo- , cycles).—2.3o: Afternoon session. 8.0: The ] Kundwick Band. 8.15: Dorothy Nall, monologue. 8.22:' Community singing by the , Sydney Harmonic Choir. 8.32: ltcne Bir- ( kc-tt, violinist. ’ 8.39: Band. 8.49: Sydney Harmonic Choir. 8.59: Dorothy Nall. 9.6: Band. 9.18: Rene Birkctt. 9.30: Richard , Piper will speak the Pearl of the Orient.” 9.45: Relay from KZRM, ’ Alanila.. If reception is favourable, listeners will hear the Alanila Station. 9.57: 1 Sydney Harmonic Choir. 10.7: The Band. 1 10.25: Late news. 10.30: National Anthem. ] Close. 2GB SYDNEY (316 metres; 65<U kilo- , cycles).—B to 10;30 p.m.: Concert session. , 3LO MELBOURNE. (371 metres; 310 - kilocycles).—B to 10.30 p.m!: Concert scs- ( sion. *' •1,'.-; ’ ’ ' . 3AR AIELBOURNE (484 metres; 620 ( kilocycles).—B to 10.30 p.m.: Concert session. j 4QG BRISBANE (395 metres; 760 kilocycles).—B.o: Miss Barbara Sisley, elocu- 1 tion. 8.20: Radio atmospheric,,,! “Hymn 224.” 8.45: Orchestra. 8.53: Eileen Humble, < soprano. 9.1: Radio Atmospheric, “On the Road to Mandalay.” 10.15: Dance music! i 11.0: Close' down. • • •, ‘ ' i Note.—New Zealand time is one and a ] half hours, ahead of eastern ' Australian j time. • ' , ’ : ,