TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

Manawatu Times, Volume LV, Issue 7134, 4 February 1930, Page 9

TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

IYA, AUCKLAND. (900 Kilocycles).

3.0, studio items; 4.0, literary selection by the announcer; 4.25, sports results to’ hand; 5.0, children’s session; 6.0, dinner session; 7.0, news and market reports; 8.0, excerpts from Talkie pictures will be introduced into this programme on relay from the Majestic Theatre; trio, Studio Trio, ‘Reverie’; 8.5, contralto, Miss Irene Frost, (a) ‘Flower Song’ ,( b ) ‘When All Was Young’; 8.12, ’cello, Miss Molly Wright, ‘Sunday Morning’; 8.19, baritone, Mr. Reg. Richards, ‘O Tu Palermo I Vespri Siciliani’; 8.23, piano and mezzo, Misses Edna and Phyllis Tye, (a) ‘Clair de Lune’ (b) ‘Ave Maria’; 8.33, trio, Studio Trio, ‘Pas des Amphores’; 8.37, talk, Mr. A. B. Chappell, M.A., ‘Topical Talk’; 8.52, trio, Studio Trio, ‘Au den Spinnenstuben’; 9.0, contralto, Miss I. Frost, ‘Habanera’; 9.4, 'cello, Miss M. Wright, ‘Liesbeslied’; 9.11, baritone, Mr. R. Richards, (a) ‘Dream Minuet’ (b) ‘Sea Gipsy’; 9.18, piano and mezzo, Misses E. and P. Tye, (a) ‘Alas! Those Chimes So Sweetly Stealing’ (b) ‘ Kreisleriana No. 7’ (c) ‘Lascia Ch’is Pianga’; 9.30, gramophone lecture-recital, Mr. Karl Atkinson, ‘Gems from ‘Faust.’ ’

2YA, WELLINGTON, (720 Kilocycles).

3.0, gramophone items; 3.30 and 4.30, sports summary; 5.0, children’s session; 6.0, dinner music session; 7.0, news and market reports and sports results; 7.40, lecturette, representative Agricultural Department, ‘For the Man on.the Land’; 8.1, orchestra, ‘Orpheus in the Underworld’; 8.9, soprano. Miss Anne Davies, (a) ‘Melisande in the Wood’ (b) ‘Mifanwy’; 8.16, humour, Mr. Len Ashton, ‘Riding on a Camel in the Desert’; 8.22, instrumental trio, (a) ‘Serenade’ (b) ‘Flcurette D’Amour’; 8.32, popular songs, Miss Lily Charles, (a) ‘Finding the Long Way Home’ (b) ‘lf I Had My Way’; 8.39, tenor, Mr. Harry Phipps, (a) ‘Roses’ (b) ‘The Carnival’; 8.46, soprano, Miss Anne Davies, ‘Dear Eyes of Brown’; 8.50, instrumental, request item;. 9.0, popular song, Miss Lily Charles, ‘Blue Hawaii’; 9.4, humour, Mr. Len Ashton, ‘My Wife’s on a Diet’; 9.10, orchestra, ‘Gabrielle Suite’ 9.18, tenor, Mr. Harry Phipps, ‘Canterbury Bells’; 9.22, instrumental, ‘Air De Danse’; 9.30 to 11, dance programme: ‘Columbia.’

SYA, CHRISTCHURCH. (980 Kilocycles). Silent day. 4YA, DUNEDIN. (650 Kilocycles). 3.0, gramophone items; 4.25, sporting results; 5.0, children’s hour; 6.0, dinner

music; 7.0, nows session; 8.0, programme of music, to be rendered by the Kaikorai Band, assisted by 4YA artists; selection, band, ‘The Conqueror’ (b) ‘Sextette’ from ‘Lucia Di Lammermoor’; 8.12, baritone, Mr.' A. W. Alloo, ‘The Arrow and the Song’; 8.16, organ, Quentin McLean, ‘I Kiss Your Hand Madame’; 8.19, recitals, Miss Tui Northey, (a) ‘The Little Quaker Sinner’ (b) ‘Butterllies’; 8.26, band, ‘Light Cavalry’; 8.36, soprano, Miss Rita Holmes, (a) ‘I Hid My Love’ (b) ‘Thank God for a Garden’; 8.43, male quartet, ‘A Francesca’, 8.47, fantasia, band, ‘Simeon’; 8.56, contralto, Miss Netta Wilkie, ‘Slumber Dear Maid’; 9.2, selection, orchestra, ‘Gaiety Echoes’; 9.8, overture, band, ‘Raymond’; 9.15, baritone, Mr. A. W. Alolo, (a) ‘Like to a Damask Rose’ (b) ‘ln Summertime on Brendon’; 9.22, organ, Quentin McLean, ‘Flower of Love’; 9.25, recital, Miss Tui Northoy, ‘The Useful Cat’; 9.29, euphonium with band accompaniment, ‘Slumber Song’; 9.35, soprano, Miss Rita Holmes, ‘Love Was Once a Little Boy’ 9.39, male quartet, ‘Funiculi Funicula’; 9.42, concert valse, band, ‘Passing of Salome’; 9.51, contralto, Miss Netta Wilkie, (a) ‘Salaam’ (b) ‘Just A’Wearyin’ for You’; 9.56, contest march, band, ‘Wairarapa.’

2FC, SYDNEY. The State Wide Radio Dance Night will hold the attention of 2FC’s dancers to-night. 8.0, Cec. Morrison and his band; 8.12, Willie Shine, comedian, (a) ‘The Rich Man and the Poor Man’ (b) ‘Asking Papa’; 8.19, Cec. Morrison and his band; 8.31, David Burt, violinist, (a) ‘Canzonetta’ (b) ‘Kiss Mo Again’ (c) ‘Liebeslied’; 8.38, Cee. Morrison and his band; 8.50, Luila Fanning, popular vocalist, (a) ‘Am 1 Blue’ (b) ‘The Sun is at My Window’; 8.57, the country man’s weather session; 9.0, Cec. Morrison and his band; 9.11, Willie Smith, comedian, (a) ‘Susie’ (b) ‘lndependent Candidate’; 9,18, dance band; 9.30, Luila Fanning, popular vocalist, (a) ‘Big City Blues’ (b) ‘That’s You, Baby’; 9.37, Cec. Morrison and his baud; 9.49, David Burt, violinist, (a) ‘lndian Love CalP (b) ‘Serenade’ (c) ‘Hungarian Rhapsody’; 9.56, Dou Royal, xylophone solo, ‘American Medley’; 10.0, Cec. Morrison and his band; 10.15, announcements; 10.20, Ccc. Morrison and his band.

2BL, SYDNEY. Music lovers are looking forward with pleasure to the concert programme which the Dee Why Choral Society have arranged for to-night. The artists contributing are: Mr. Dan Scully and Dr. Keith Barry violin duets; May Craven, soprano; Mr. Frank Hutchens, pianist; and songs by Mr. C. Williams. We return to the studio at 9.15 for a talk by Mr. Michael Sawtcll, and the latter half of our programme will bo built on popular lines. Dorothy Nall will entertain jmu with smart little monologues; R. G. Maunsell and Gwen Sherwood will make a welcome reappearance; and the Melody Maids have new songs and pianoforte novelties in a bright act. 8.0, from the Dee Why Theatre, concert by the Dee Why and District Choral Society, conductor: Dr. Keith Barry; chorus, ‘Tubal Cain’ the Society; 8.5, violin, ‘Two Movements from Sonata in G’: Mr. Dan Scully and Dr. Keith Barry; 8.12, chorus, (a; ‘Down iu a Flowery Vale’ (b) ‘Freights’, the Society; 8.18, songs, May Craven, soprano, selected; 8.28, chorus, ‘The Blue Danube’ the Society; 8.35, piano, ‘Two Chopin Waltz: es’ Mr. Frank Hutchens; 8.45, choru3, (a) ‘Drink to Me Only’ (b) ‘Holy Art Thou’ the Society; 8.52, songs, (a) ‘Slow-Coach’ (b) ‘The Quiet Skies’, Mr. C. Williams; 9.2, violin, ‘Zapatado’ Mr. Dan Scully; 9,10, chorus, ‘Psalm 113’ the Society; 9.15, from the studio, Michael Sawtell will give a talk; 9.32, Dorothy Nall, at the piano, ‘lt Must be Very Trying to be Mad’; 9.35, the Melody Maids, popular pianist and vocalist, (a) opening chorus, ‘How D’you Do’ (b) song, ‘Love’; 9.40, R. D. Maunsell and Gwen Sherwood, sketch, ‘Marooned’; 9.50, Dorothy Hall, entertainer, ‘Mr. Brown Mows the Lawn’; 9.57, the Melody Maids, popular pianist and vocalist, (a) ukulele duet, ‘Do Something’ (b) song, ‘Big City Blues’ (c) song, ‘Heart o’ Mine’; 10.7, R. D. Maunsell and Gwen Sherwood, sketch, ‘dieting’; 10.17, the,Melody Maids, popular pianist and vocalist, (a) piano solo, ‘Contrasts’ (b) duet, ‘How About Me’; 10.22, Dorothy Nall- at the piano, ‘Jane’; 10.25, late news from ‘The Sun’ and ‘News.’

RADIO NOTES. Excerpts from the “talkies” at the Majestic will be introduced into lYA’s programme this evening and every Tuesday evening. The programme for the evening will be mainly operatic. The artists contributing to the programme will include Miss Irene Frost, contralto, a very popular young singer. She will sing two solos from ‘Faust’ and ‘Habanera,’ from ‘Carmen.’ Mr. Reg. Richards (baritone) who is shortly leaving for Sydney will also be singing. Misses Edna and Phyllis Tye : who for their previous appearance at IYA were very successful iu then piano and vocal numbers, are agair performing. Instrumental items wil. be played by the Studio Trio, including 'cello solos by Miss Molly Wright. Air A. B. Chappell, M.A., will deliver an other of his topical talks and the pro gramme will conclude with a gramo phone recital by Air. Karl Atkinson

‘Gems from ‘Faust.’ ’ There will be the usual weekly talk from 2YA for the man on the land at 7.40 this evening. The evening's studio concert programme will continue till 9.30, to be followed by a dance music session till 11 p.m. The 2YA Salon Orchestra, under Mr. Mat Dixon will play the overture :Orpheus in the Underworld,’ ‘Rosse’s ‘Gabrielle Suite’ aud D’Ambrosio’s ‘Air de Danse.’ Two items will, be contributed by a trio consisting of Alessrg. W. Haydock, S. Chapman and M. Dixon. The vocalists for the evening will be Miss Anne Davies (soprano), Miss Lily Charles (singer of . popular songs), and Mr. Harry Phipps (tenor), while humour will be provided by Mr. Len Ashton. Included on the programme to be given by the Kaikorai Band at 4YA is an arrangement of the famous sextette from ‘Lucia di Lammermoor.’ The band will also play on this occasion the two overtures, ‘Light Cavalry’ and ‘Raymond,’ also the contest march

poser, Mr. C. Trussell. The band programme will be augmented by firstclass vocal items, the contributing artists being Miss Rita Holmes, Miss Netta Wilkie and Mr. A. W. Alloo, w v ith elocutionary numbers by Miss Tui Northey. Silent day at 3YA