TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

Manawatu Times, Volume LV, Issue 7170, 18 March 1930, Page 9

TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

IYA AUCKLAND. (900 Kilocycles.) 3.0: Afternoon session; 5.0, children's sossion; 6.0, dinner session; 7.0, news and market reports; 7.15, talk — Mr George Campbell, 'Motoring'; 7.40, talk—Mr F. E. Mackenzie, 'Native Bird Life'; 8.0, excerpts from Talkie pictures will bo introduced into this programme; overture, ‘Faust’; 8.9, soprano—Mrs. Freda Evans, ‘Love Me Now!’; 8.13, 'cello —W. H. Squire, ‘Tales of Hoffman’; 8.16, baritone —Mr H. Barry Coney, (a) 'll Balcn,’ (b) ‘The’Heart Bowed Down’; 8.24, instrumental, ‘Bridal Chorus and Wedding Procession’; 8.30, contralto —Miss Doris Moore, (a) ‘Love the Vagrant,’ (b) ‘Romance’; 8.37, talk —Mr A. B. Chappell, M.A., ‘Topical Talk’; 5.52, operatic selection; 9.3, instrumental, ‘Four Dances’; 9.13, soprano—Mrs. Freda Evans, (a)-‘Star of Fate,’ (b) ‘Dreamland Lover’; 9.20, pianoforte—Mr Cyril Towsey, (a) ‘lmpromptu in A Fiat,’ (b) ‘lmpromptu in C Sharp Minor’; 9.30, baritone —Mr H. Barry Coney, ‘Vision Fugitive’; 9.35, selection, ‘Tonight’s tho Night’; 9.45, contralto — Miss Doris Moore, ‘Lascia Ch’io Pianca'; 9.49, ’coilo—W. 11. Squire, ‘Berceuse de Jocelyn’; 9.53, selection, ‘Gaiety Girl Waltz.’

2YA WELLINGTON. 3.0: Studio items; 3.30, and 4.30, sports results; 5.0, children’s session; 6.0, dinner session; 7.0, news session, market results and sports results; 7.40, lecturettc —‘For the Man on the Laud’; 8.0, overture, ‘Nell Gwynn Dances’; 8.9 soprano—Miss Phyllis Martin, (a) ‘My Lifo is Love,’ (b) 'Love Will Find a Way’; 8.16, baritone —Mr Claude Moss, (a) ‘Sir Roger,’ (b) ‘Route Marching’; 8.23, instrumental trios, (a) ‘Nina,’ (b) ‘Gipsy Dance’; 5.33. entertainers, ‘Not that Sort of Person,’ ‘Sob Stuff’; 8.48, soprano—Miss Phyllis Martin, ‘My Hero’; 8.49, baritone —Mr Claude Moss, ‘A Japanese Love Song’; 8:53, instrumental; 9.3, suite, ‘Enfant Proclique’; 9.11, entertainers, ‘Under the Bazunka Tree,’ ‘That’s Your Baby,' •What Wouldn’t I do for that Man’; 9.23, instrumental, ‘Petite Rhapsody Russe’; 9.31, dance programme.

3YA CHRISTCHURCH. Silent day. 4YA DUNEDIN. (650 Kilocycles.) 3.0: Gramophone items; 4.25, sporting results; 5.0, children’s hour; 6.0. dinner session; 7.0, news session; 7.15, talk—Mr It. W. Marshall, ‘Tourist Resorts’; 8.0, programme of music to be rendered b3 r Salvation Army Band and assisting artists.

RADIO NOTES. “Native Bird Life’’ will be the subject of a talk by Mr F. E. Mackenzie, president of the Auckland Acclimatisation Society, at IYA this evening at 7.40. The concert programme from IYA will be of an operatic nature. Another of the weekly topical talks will be given by Mr A. B. Chappell, and Mr Cvril Towsey will be hoard in two

pianoforte solos. During the evening excerpts from the "Talkies” at the .Majestic Theatre will be relayed. Contributing to 2YA’s programme will be a new duo in the persons of Mr Douglas Stark and Miss Maisie Oakes, who will entertain listeners with humorous items, popular songs and light vocal ducts. Mr Claude Moss and Miss Phyllis Martin will also appear. A feature of the instrumental portion of the programme will be two trios by Messrs. W. Ilaydoek, S. Chapman , and Mr T. Dixon. The 2YA Salon Orches-

tra under Mr Dixon will play Edward German’s ‘Nell Gwynn Dances,” AVormsor’s suite ‘Enfant Prodiquc’, and Olsen’s ‘Petite Rhapsody Russe.’ The Salvation Army Band under Mr A. W. Millard will provide a programme at 4YA. The items to be played will be ‘Red Shield,’ ‘ln Emanuel’s Praise,’ ‘Adcste Fidcles, ’ ‘.Beethoven and Spohr” .‘Musical Switch,’ ‘AYarrior’s Reward,’ ‘B-cauty of Christ,’ and the march ‘Beaumont.’ The supporting vocalists will be Mrs I>. Catty, Miss Helen Roy and Mr Noel H. North, while elocutionary items will be given by Miss Ngata Buswell. Silent dav at 2YA.

2FC SYDNEY. S.O: Dance band; 5.20, Frank Ryan, ‘Sports I Have Met’; 8.24, dance band; 8.44, a song by R. E. Dickinson, basso; 8.48, dance band; 0.10, a comedy interlude by Frank Ryan, ‘Nonsense Arerses ’; 9.13, dance band; 9.33, a popular ballad, by R. E. Dickins-on; 9.37, dance band; 10.0, Frank Ryan, comedian; 10. S R. E. Dickinson, basso; 10.15, announcements; 10.20 to 11.30, dance band.

2BL SYDNEY. S.O: From Wesley Hall, Rose Bay—classic programme; 5.35, Miss Dora Ranclaud, violiniste—(a) ‘Slavonic Dance,’ (b) ‘Tambourin Chinoif’; 5.45, Spencer Thomas, tenor —(a) ‘The Self Banished,’ (b) ‘The Dreaming Lake,’ (c) ‘The Piper,’ (d) ‘The Light of Bethlehem’; 9.0, Dr. Loftus Hills, ‘Ancient Hunters’; 9.20, from Wesley Hall, violin quintette; 10.05 a recital of Ampico reproductions; 10.15, an orchestral record; 10.25, late news from the ‘Sun’ and ‘News.’