TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

Manawatu Times, Volume LV, Issue 7293, 1 August 1930, Page 5

TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

IYA AUCKLAND 900 Kilocycles) 3.0, afternoon session; 5.0, children’s session; 6.0 dinner scssin; 7.0, news and market reports; 7.40, talk, Mr. W. E. G. Wheeler, ‘Esperanto’; 8.0, instrumental trio, ‘ Canzonctta’; 8.7, mezzosoprano and baritone, Mine. M. ToAVscy and Mr. .!. Brce, ‘Thirty-minute Song Cycle’; 8.37, violin, Miss I. Bosworth, ‘ Humoreskc ’; 5.42, talk, Mr. A. B. Chappell, M.A., ‘Topical Talk’; 5.59, instrumental trio, ‘First Movement, Trio in E Major’; 9.9, contralto, Miss 11. Rosieur, ‘Poet’s Life’; 9.13, violin, Miss I. BosAVorth, ‘Waltz in A Major’; instrumental trio, ‘Waltz a la Bieii Aimcc’; 9.23, contralto, Miss 11. Rosicnr, (a) ‘By tho Fireside,’ (b) ‘The W’illoAV Song’; 9.30, gramophone lce-tui'c-rccital, Mr. K. Atkinson, 1 Stars of the Record World.’ 2YA WELLINGTON (720 Kilocycles) 3.0, studio items; 3.30 and 4.30, sporting summary; 5.0, children’s hour; 6.0, dinner music; 7.0, news session; 7.40, lecturette, Mr. A. J. Hcigbway, ‘What About this Empire?’; 8.0, relay of debate by the Victoria University College Debating Society, ‘ That tho World Is Not Really Progressing.’ 3YA CHRISTCHURCH (980 Kilocycles) 3.0, afternoon session; 4.25, sports results; 5.0, children’s hour; 6.0, dinner session; 7.0, news session; S.O, orchestral, ‘March of tho Toys’; 8.4, baritone, Mr. A. G. Thompson, ‘Simon the Cellarer’; 8.8, soprano, Mrs. W. B. Harris, (a) ‘A Little Coon’s Prayer,’ (b) ‘Mah Liudy Lou’; 5.14, ’cello, Mr. H. Beck, ‘Serenade’; 8.37, contralto and baritone duet. ‘The Spider and the Fly’; 8.20, tenor, Mr. S. Andrews, ‘1 Passed by Your Window’; 8.24, instrumental trio, (a) ‘Forget Me Not,’ (b) ‘Serenade,’ (c) ‘La Lisonjero’; 8.35, contralto, Miss N. Loavc, ‘lf I Might Como to You’; 8.38, humorous recitation, Mr. G. Titchcner, ‘Tho Operatic. Policeman’; 8.43, baritone, Mr. A. G. Thompson, (a) ‘lf All the Young Maidens,’ (b) ‘Up in the Saddle’; 8.48, ’cello, Mr. H. Beck. ‘Gavotte’; 8.52, soprano, Mrs. W. B. Harris, ‘The Little Damozel’; 8.55, tenor, Mr. S. Andrews, (a) ‘Friend o’ Mine,’ (b) ‘Keep on Hopin’ ’; 9.4, contralto and baritone duet, ‘Love Ts Meant to Make Us Glad’; 9.5, instrumental trio, (a) ‘Chant d’Amour, ’ (b) *Lcs Rameaux, ' (c) ‘Romance’; 9.18, contralto, Miss N. Lowe, ‘When You’re Away’; 9.22, hu-

motir, Mr. G, Titehcncr, ‘For Montis and Months and Months’; 9.30 to 11.0, danco session. 4YA DUNEDIN (650 Kilocycles) 3.0, gramophone items; 3.15, talk, Bucclcugh, ‘Fashions'; 5.0, children’s session; 6.0, dinner music; 7.0, news session; S.O, orchestral, ‘Chiidrcn’s Overture'; 5.13, tenor, Mr. J. Kennedy, ‘Who Is Sylvia?’; 8.17, instrumental trio, ‘First Movement from Trio in C Minor’; 8.27, recital, Miss T. Nortkey, ‘Sir Patrick Spoils’; 8.31, soprano, Mrs. D. Carty, (a) ‘When Song Is Sweet,’ (b) ‘At Dawning’; 8.38, violin, Mr. . A. Wallace, (a) ‘Meditation,’ (b) ‘Mazurka’; 5.40, bass, Mr. J. Clark, ‘Vulcan’s Song’; 8.49, piano, Mrs. C. Drake, ‘Finale Etudes Symphonic’; 8.54, contralto, Miss M. Bowden, (a) ‘Country Folk,’ (b) ‘My Ain Wee Hoosc’; 9.2, orchestral, ‘Polonaise No. 2’; 9.10, tenor, Mr. J. Kennedy, (a) ‘Columbine’s- Garden,' (b) , ‘The Dream’; 9.16, instrumental trio, ‘Second Movement from trio in A’; 9.24, recital, Miss T. Nortkey, ‘The Two 1 Courtians’; 9.30, soprano, Mrs. D. Carty, ■‘Bonnie AVeo Thing’; 9.34, ’cello, ‘Viennese Melody’; 9.38, bass, Mr. J. Clark, (a) ‘Blow, Blow, Thou- Winter Wind,’(b) ‘The Two Grenadiers’; 9.4-1, instrumental tria, (a) ‘Romance,’ (b) ‘Serenade,’ (c) ‘Sercnata’; 9-55, contralto, Miss M. liowden, ‘ Curly Headed Baby’; 9.55, orchestral, ‘Wiener Blut.’ [ . 2ZK. WANGANUI (600 Kilocycles) This station is on the air every day, from 10.30 a.m. to 3 p.m., and in the evenings from 7.30 o’clock. 2FC SYDNEY The evening presentation, 8.0 to 11.30.—'flic presentation to-night is on popular lines. There are selections by the Hawaiian Quartet, and David Craven (baritone) will sing light ballads. The Two Magpies will amuse with their drolleries and, after novelty pianoforte solos by George Hanlon and C. Price Conigravo’s talk on ‘ln the Wake of Tasman,’ there will be a relay from 3LO Melbourne of popular band music, and variety items. Later in the,evening dance music will be taken from the Oriental. 2BL SYDNEY To-night’s presentation, S.O to 10.3 U. —Listeners will welcome the appearaanco of Mayne Linton and Nancye Stewart to-night in a play specially written for radio, and the songs by Clement Q. Williams will make a direct appeal to the music lover. In lighter vein, there are popular numbers by the Melody Maids. Claude Corbett will givo his sporting talk at 9.37.

PROGRAMME NOTES A particularly interesting item on this evening’s programme at IYA will be the song-cycle, ‘Gloria,’ composed by del Riego to words by Coleridge. This will be given by Mme. Mary Towsey and Mr. John Brcc. The song cycle is divided into live parts—Hope, Fullilment, Separation, Reunion and Loss. The Studio Trio will bo performing and violin solos will be played by Miss Ina Bosworth. Miss Hinemoa Kosicur (contralto) .will sing ‘Poet’s Life,' ‘By the Fireside’ and ‘The Willow Song,’ three excellent numbers which should receive adequate treatment by this artist. Mr. A. B. Chappell, ALA., will givo another of his interesting topical talks, and a gramophone Iccturcrccital by Mr. Karl Atkinson will be on ‘Stars of the Record World.’. 2YA is broadcasting on relay from Victoria College a debate by the Col-

lege Debating Society, the. subject being ‘That tho World Is Not Really Progressing.” This relay wilt no doubt prove to be as interesting and entertaining as any previously broadcast. For 3YA’s concert a bright programme has been arranged. Two very popular singers, the Dulcet Duo (Miss Nellie Lowe and Mr. A. G. Thompson), will be -heard in solos and duets. Two other vocalists will also be welcomed, Mrs. W. B. Harris and Mr. Sydney Andrews. Mr. George Titchcncr will recite, Mr. Harold Beck will play a 'cello solo (Popper’s ‘Gavotte’), and light items will be presented by the Studio Trio. The vocalists at 4YA will be Miss D. Carty, Miss M. liowden, Mr. J. Kennedy and Mr. J. Clark. Miss Tui Northey will recite. The instrumental side of the musical programme will be provided by tho 4YA Trio, with solos by Air. J. A. Wallace pviolin) and Airs. C. Drake (piano).