TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7085, 6 December 1929, Page 9

TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

IYA, AUCKLAND. (900 Kilocycles).

3.0, afternoon session; 4.0, literary selection; 4.8, studio itonis; 4.25, sports results to hand; 5.0, children’s session; 6.0, dinner session, ‘His' Master’s Voice’ hour: orchestra, ‘Symphony N 6. 6 in F Major —Ist, Movement, Alibgro Ma Non Troppo’; orgitn, Arthur Meale, ‘Pilgrim’s Song of Hope’; ' 6.15, orchestra, ‘ Songs My hlother Taught Me’; quartet, ‘Mignon —Gnvotto’; orchestra, ‘Berceuse’; orchestra, ‘Liebeslied’; 6.30, organ, Arthur Mealc, ‘March on a Theme by Handbi’; orchestra, ‘Mignon’; 6.45, violin, Fritz Rroislbr, ‘Li Vida Breve’; orchestra, ‘Second Polonaise’; 7.0, news and market reports; 8.1, relay from Town hall, Otorobanga, of coneort by Mr. Wreford ‘Wade; overture, ‘Hortensia’; mezzosoprano, Miss D. Briggs, ‘The Joy Bird’; saxophone solo, Mr. P. O’Rourko ‘kiss Me Again’; baritone, Mr. Wreford Wade,* ‘The Song of Hybrias the Crfitan’; violin,.Captain P. S. Stanley, ‘Saint d f Amour’; whistling solo, Mr. W. Swift, ‘The Mocking Bird’; humorous monologue, Miss Alvin England, ‘The Girl in tho Shoe Store’; chorus ballet, ‘Thg Toymaker’s Dream’; pianoforte duct, Misses D. and A, Liddy, ‘Marche Militairc’; soprano, Mrs. C. Corboy, ‘Love’s a Merchant’; humorous, Captain P. S. Stanley, ‘Having It . Out’; instrumental, ‘EchoOs of the South’; overture, ‘Merchant of Venice’; baritone, Mr. G. Corboy, ‘Mountain Lovers’; mcllowphone sojo, Mr. Chas. Day, ‘The Lost Chord 1 ; native item, Huia Troupe; violin, Mr. C. Anderson, ' ‘Ave Maria’; soprano, Mrs. R. V. Garret, ‘My Praybr’; monologue, Mr. Wreford Wade, ‘The Scooting of Dan McOrew’; pianoforte solo, Miss J. McGittagen, ‘ Scherzo vocal solo, Miss Gladys Wade, . ‘Big Lady Moon’; saxophone, Mr. P. O’Rotirke, ‘ Valse Vanito’; humour, Mr. Wreford Wade, ‘Mv Word’; soprano, Mrs. C. Corboy, ‘I Love the Moon’; finale, jazz medley. 2YA, WELLINGTON. (720 Kilocycles), 3.1, gramophone items; 4.30 and 4.50,

sports results to hand: 5.0, children’s session; 6.0, dinner session, ‘His Master’s Voice’ hour: selection, ‘The Gipsy Baron’; waltz, ‘Wedding of the Winds’; 6.15, orchestra, (a) ‘lf Only I Had You’; (b) ‘Lolita’; Hawaiian, ‘Aloha Oe’; orchestra, ‘Charmaino’; 6.30, selection, ‘This Year of Grace’; orchestra, ‘Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life’; Hawaiian, ‘Threo O’Clock in tho Morning’; 6.45, orchestra, ‘Minuet in G’; orchestra, ‘Amaryllis’; orchestra, ‘Bird Songs at Eventide’; orchestra, ‘Blue Danubo’; 7.0, news session, market reports and sports results; 7,40; lecturette, Mr. R. Howard Taylor, ‘Care of the Feet’; programme from ‘Tiie Quaker Girl’; 3.1, overture, ‘The Quaker Girl’; 8.6, soprano, Miss Grotta Stark, ‘O Time, Time’; 8.13, pianoforte, Miss Mary Lehuie, ‘Ballade in A Flat’; 8.20, vocal quartet, ‘A Runaway Match’; 8.24, recital, Mr. Errol Muir, ‘Song of the Pacifist’; 8.31, march, ‘Coronation March’; selection, ‘Kuyawink’; $.39, contralto, Mrs. Ray Kemp, 'A Quaker Girl’; 843, vocal duet, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kemp, ‘The Bad Boy and the Good Girl’; 8.47, violin and wurßtzer organ, ‘Cavatina’; 850, baritone and chorus, ‘Just as Father Used Tp Do’; 8.54, musical cpmedy selection, ‘Rose Marie ’( ‘9,4, soprano, Miss Gretta Stark, ‘The Little Grey Bonnet’; 9.8, violin and wurlitzer . organ, ‘Parted’, 9.11, tefior and ciiorus, ‘Come to the Ball’; 9.13, selection, ‘Master Melodies from Famous Light Operas’; 9.23, contfaltp, Mrs. Ray Kemp, ‘Petticoats for Women’; 6-27, humour, Mr. Errol Muir, ‘Bertram pn Babies’; 9.34, valse, ‘Vienna Beauties’; 9.42, vocal duet, Miss Grotta Sttfrlt and Mr, W. Hancock, ‘A Wilderness and Thou’; 9.46, band, ‘March Tannhausfer’; , 9.50, vocal quartet, ‘Etude Quartet, ‘Tip Toes’; 9 54, selection, ‘Master Melodics from Famous Light Operaß.’ 3YA; CHRISTCHURCH. (980 Kilocycles).

3.0, afternoon session; 4.25, sports results to hand; 5.6, children’s session; 6.0, dinner session, ‘Columbia’ hour: selection, ‘Meri'io England’; orchestra, ‘ldylle Bretonne’j 6.15, waltz, ‘L’Esfudiantina’; orchestra, (a) ‘A La Gavotte’ (b) ‘Minuet’; march, ‘Old Panama’; 6.30, orchestra, ‘The Sacred Hour’; orchestra, ‘Someday, Somewhere’; orchestra, ‘Fluttering Birds’; 0.45, quartet, (a) ‘Mighty.Lak a Rose’ (b) ‘To a Wild Rose’; orchestra, ‘Sonny Boy’; march, ‘Dunedin’; 7.0, news session; 7.30, lecturette, Mr, Alee O’Donoghue, N.Z. Inst. R.A.0.U., ‘Tho Kaknpo and Its Mysteries’;' 8.1, overture, ‘Raymond’; 8.9, vochl quaTtet, ‘lt was. a Lover and His Lass’; soprano, Mrs, Lucy O’Brien, ‘Here in the Quiet Hills’; 8.16, organ, Leslie HarVGy, ‘Absent’; 8.19, tenor, Mr. T. G. Rogers, ‘A Little Dream of You’; 8.22, dance music, (a) ‘The Desert Song’ (b) ‘The Toymakcr’s Dream’; 8.20, contralto, Miss Mary Taylor, (a) ‘ln Sweet Content’ (b) ‘l’ve Been Roaming’; 8.31 r novelty, ‘Radio impressions’; 8.34, vocal quartet, ‘The Long Day Closes’; 8.38, humour, Mr. J. P. Dnrragh, ‘Guv de Vere’s Night Out’; 8.42, dance music, (ft) ‘Old Mftn Sunshine’ (b) ‘Quorida’; 8.50, bftritone, Mr. E. J. Johnson, ‘The Sergeant of the Lino’; 8,54, Hawaiian, ‘ Wabash Blues’; 9-2, dance music, (a) ‘The Wedding of 'the ..Painted' Doll’ (bj ‘Blossoms’; 9,10, soprano, Mrs. Lucy O’Brien, ‘Boat Song’; 9.13, organ, Leslie Harvey, ‘Until’; 9.16, tenor, Mr. T. G. Rogors, ‘The Sailor’s Grave’; 9.20, contralto, Miss Mary Taylor, ‘Tho Silvor Ring’; 9.28,’ danco music, (a) ‘One Alone’ (b) ‘Don’t Be Like That’; 9.31, male choruses, (a) ‘Annie Laurie’ (b) ‘Sweftt and Low’; 9.37, humour, Mr. J. P. Darragh, ‘Guy de Vere’s Mixup’; 9.42, dance music, (a) ‘Sweethearts on Parade ’ (b) ‘Laughing Marionette’; 9.'50, bariton6, Mr. E. J, Johnson, ‘The Lute Player’; vocal quartet, ‘Come Where My Love Lies Dreftmitig’; 9.57, dance mpriO, ‘Break Away’, ‘That’s My Baby’, ‘When Summer is Gone’, ‘Dream pother’, ‘l'm Jupt a Vagabond Lover'; dance musie by Bailoy-Marstop Danco Orchestra uhtil 11 p.m.

4YA, DUNEDIN. (650 kilocycles). 3.1, gramophohe items; 3.15, lecturette by Miss Buccleuch, of the D.S.A. Ltd., ‘Fashions’; 4.25, sports results to hapd; 5.0, children’s session; 6.0, dinnor session, ‘His Master's Voice’ hour: orchestra, ‘Carmen —Prelude Act 1’:

orchestra, ‘Sylvia Ballet—Cortege do Bacchus’; organ, Reginald Foort, ‘Schon Rosmarin’; 6.15, selection, ‘La Tosca’; orchestra, ‘La Traviata’: 6.30, selection, ‘Bohemian Girl’; orchestra, ‘Carmen—Prolude Act 2’; organ, Reginald Foort, ‘A Brown Bird Singing’; 6.45, selection, ‘Aida’; selection, ‘H.M.S. Pinafore’; 7.0, news session; 8.1, instrumental, ‘Suite of Waltzes’; 8.11, soprano, Miss Evelyn Shophord, (a) ‘Gretchen at the Spinning Wheel’ (b) ‘As Through the Street’; 8.18, orchestra, ‘Caprice Vionnois’; 8.22, recital, Miss Tui Northey, ‘Hcrmione’s Defence’; 8.27, instrumental trio, ‘Trio in C Minor—Allegro con Brio’; 8.34, bass, Mr. Mortley Peake, ‘The Secret’; 8.38, violin, Miss Ethel Wallace, ‘Violin Concorto in C Minor —Andante and Allegro Motto Vivace’; 8-49, contralto, Miss Mary Somerville, (a) ‘The Silver Ring’ (b) ‘Sapphic Ode’; 8.50, selection, ‘Softly Awakes My Heart’; 9.2, instrumental, ‘Chant Elegiaque’; 9.12, soprano, Miss Evelyn Shepherd, ‘Dreary tho Stepp*’; 9.16, orchestra, ‘Coppolia Baliet’; 9.20, recitals, Miss Tpi Northey, (a) ‘Shorwood” (b) Monologue, ‘Comfort’; 9.25, violin, Miss Ethel Wallace, ‘Legando’; 9.31, bask,. Mr. Mortley Peake, (a) ‘The Smuggler’s Song’ (b) 'Oa® Littlo Hour’; 9.38, instrumental trio, (a) ‘Danse Macabre’ (b) -‘Liebestraumc’, 945, contralto, Miss Mary Somerville, ‘Life and Death’; 948, chorus, ‘Spinning Chorus’; 9.52, instrumental, ‘Romance.’ RADIO NOTES.

A concert relayed from Otorohanga will be broadcast by IYA this evening. A splendidly diversified programme has been arranged and the contributing artists are the best in tho district, where talent is of no mean order. One of the .vocalists will be Mrs. C. Corboy, who sang from 3LO. The concert hits been arranged by Mr. Wreford Wade, who is himself a versatile entertainer.

Friday evening’s programme at 2YA will foature tlip Etude Quartet in vocal gems from the popular musical comedy ‘Tho Quaker Girl.’ The instrumental programme will be provided' by the 2YA Orchestrina under Signor A. P. Truda, playing as an overture, Meyerbeer’s ‘Coronation March,’ Wieniawski’s ‘Kuyawialc,’ a selection from ‘Rose Marie.’ and Robert's arrangement of ‘Master Melodies from Famous Light Operas.' Mr. Errol Muir, the winner of the elocutionary championship at the recent Competitions Festival at Wellington, will recite Robert Service’s poem, ‘The Sotg of the Pacifist’ and a humorous number entitled ‘Bertram on Babies.' Miss Mary Lennie, who is well-known in Wellington as the pianist of the Wellington Amateur Theatrical Society, will on this occasion be heard as a solo pianiste, her item • being Chopin’s ‘Baladc in A Flat.’ The second of the series of talks on quaint New Zealand birds, will be given at 3YA this evening by, Mr. Alec O’Donoghue, Noiy Zealand Institute R.A.O.U. Tho subject will be ‘The Kakapo aiid its Mysteries. The vocalists for the evening’s concert will bo the Valencia Quartet, singing concerted and solo numbers. The concerted numbors will be ‘lt was a Lover and His Las,’, ‘The Long Day Closes,’ and ‘Come Where My Love .Lios Dreaming.’ Humorous recitations will be given by Mr. J. P. Darragh. Dance music will be supplied by the BailcyMarston Dance Orchestra and will continue until 11 p.m. The Paramount Quintet under the direction of Miss Ethel Wallace, a brilliant Dunedin violiniste, will present items by Brahms, Tschaikowsky, Sibelius and Beethoven. This quintet is Of exceptional merit as all the artists of which it, is composed are outstanding soloists. The assisting artists are Miss Mary Somorvilie (contralto), Mr. Mortley Peake (bass), and Miss Tui Northey (elocutioniste).