To-day’s Wireless Programme

Manawatu Times, Volume LVI, Issue 7062, 23 January 1933, Page 10

To-day’s Wireless Programme

l IYA AUCKLAND (820 Kilocycles.)

8.0: Eecord, Zurich Tonhalle Orchestra, “Concerto Grosso in D Minor’’; 8.9: Baritone, S. Stephenson, “Afar in the Wood,” “Ideale”; 8.10: Eecord, Polydor Orchestra, “Manoeuvres inLilliput” (comedy), Gracic Fields, “Sally”; 8.22: Mati Trio, “Can’t Wo Talk It Over?” “Maori Medley,’ “Sweetheart for Ever”; 8.31: Eecord (organ), Jes'se Crawford, “How Am I to Know? 8.34: Popular songs, Sayers Duo,. “If You Haven’t Got a Girl,” “In a Little Place Called Heaven”; 8.43: Record (castenets), La Argentina, “Bolero Classique”; 8.46: Mezzo-Soprano, Jean Middleton, “Wake Up,” "It Is Only a Tiny Garden”; 8.52: Record (piano), Billy Maycrl, “Honeysuckle,” comedy, Amos ’n Andy, “I’sc Regusted, H.M. Royal Air Force* Band, "Patsy, the Swanky Drum-Major”; 9.1: Weather; 9.3: Reserved; 9.18: Baritone, S. Stephenson, “Out of the Dusk ; 9.22. Eecord, Boston Symphony Orchestra, ‘The Love of Three Oranges,” humour, Billy Bennett, “If Winter Comes”; 9.30: Mati Trio, “Hula Lou,” “For You, "Honolulu Hula Girl”; 9.39: Eecord, London Mouth Organ Band, “Joyous Greetings”; 9.42: Popular songs, Sayers Duo, “Koppa-ka-Banna,” “I’m Alone Because I Love You”; 9.51: Eecord, Imito, “Imitations of Everyday Sounds”; 9.54: Mezzo-Soprano, Jean Middleton, "To a Wild Bose”; 9.57: Eecord (march), Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards, “Dunedin.”

2YA WELLINGTOH (720 Kilocycles.)

10.0: Recordings; 10.30: Devotional service; 11.0: Lecturctte, Cooking , 12.0: Relay from Trentham—final day of Wellington Racing Club’is summer meeting (interspersed with selected recordings); 3.30: Weather and sports results; 4.0: Weather; 4.30: Sports results; 5.0: Children’s hour; 6.0: Dinner music; 8.0: 2YA Concert Orchestra, “II Tancredi”; 8.7: Baritone, J. N. Goodson, “Go Hot Happy Day,” “Bittersweet”; 8.13: Quartet, Waiata Ladies’ Quartet, “The Two Clocks”; 8.16: Orchestra, “Manon Lescaut”; 8.28: Recording (humour), Stanley Holloway, “The Lion and Albert,” “Three Ha’ Pence a Foot”; 8.36: Soprano, Lalla Vondersloot, “Homeward to You, I Heard You Go By”; 8.42: Lecturette, Chas. E. Wheeler, “Wandering in London; seeing the sights—St. Paul’s, Westminster Abbey, Westminster Cathedral, museums, art galleries aud annual exhibitions of painting and statuary; 9.0: Weather; 9.2: Violin with orchestra, Leon do Mauny, “Romance in F”; 9.12: Baritone, J. H. Goodson, “Ideale”, (with ’cello obbligato’) (Tosti); "If You Had UnderMood”; 9.18: Duets, Kora Gray and Edna McCarthy, “In the Garden of My Heart,” “Hush Song”; 9.24: Orchestra, “Silver Wings”; 9.34: Contralto, Phyllis Dean, “Lullaby,” “Trade Winds'; 9.40: Orchestra, “Hungarian Dance Ho. 2”; 9.45: Waiata Ladies’ Quartet, “At tba (Zeltoffi LG* teller

Wid His Mammy’s Eyes”; 9.51: Orchestra, “Imortcllcn,’ ‘‘Marche Militaire”; 10.0: Dance programme; 11.0: Close down. 3YA CHRISTCHURCH (980 Kilocycles.) S.O: Christchurch Scottish Pipe Band, ‘‘Cock o’ the North,” ‘‘Tam Glen”; 8.6: Baritone, T. M. Charters, ‘‘Scots Wha Hae”; 8.10: Recording, Highland Military Band, ‘‘Highland Fling”; 8.13: Scottish Contralto, Maggie Richardson, “Ye Banks and Braes,” “Turn Ye To Me,” “Annie Laurie”; 8.19: Recording, Scottish comedian, Sir Harry Lauder, “The Kilty Lads”; 8.22; Scottish Pipe Band, "Piob Mohr,” march, “lOth’s Farewell to Gibraltar,” strathspey, “ Rocking Stone of Inverness,” reel—- “ High Road to Linton”; 8.28: Recording, Glasgow Orpheus Choir, “The Campbells arc Coming”; 8.31: Recording, Highland Military Band. ‘ Shean Trews”; 8.34: Tenor, H. J. Francis, “My Love is Like a Red, Red Rose,” “Sing To Me the Old Scotch Songs,” “Mary of Argyle”; 8.40: Marches, Scottish Pipe Band, “The MacGregors’ March,” “Bonawe Highlanders”; 8.48: Soprano, Dora Labette, "Cornin’ Thro’ the Rye”; 8.51: Recording, instrumental and vocal, ensemble with H.M. Life Guards Band, "Bonnie Scotland”; 8.57: Recording, Highland Military Band, “Sword Dance”; 9.0: Weather; 9.2: Reserved; 9.16: Scottish Pipe Band, “Slow March—Greenhills of Tyrol,” “McKenzie’s Highlanders,” “A Man’s a Man for a’ That’; 9.22: Baritone, T. M. Charters, “Scotland Yet,” “Toast of Scotia”; 9.28: Recordings, soprano, Dora Labette, “The Bonny Banks of Loch Lomond”; 9.31: Recording, 8.8. C. Wireless Military Band, “Strathspeys and Reels”; 9.37: Scottish Contralto, Maggie Richardson, “Border Cradle Song”; 9.40: Scottish Pipe Band, “Tori-! bus,” "Corryhoylie,” “Jenny’s Bawbee”,‘9.46: Tenor, H. J. Francis, “Afton Water*; 9.49: Recording, Scottish comedian, Sir Harry Lander, “Keep Right on to the End of the Road”; 9.56: Pipe Band, slow march. “Highland Emigrant's Farewell,” “51st Division at Beaumont Hamel.”

4YA DUNEDIN (650 Kilocycles.)

S.O: British Symphony Orchestra, “The Wreckers”; S. 10: Manchester Children’s Choir, “Hansel and Grot el”;. 8.18: De Groot and his Orchestra, “Louise”; 8.22: Tenor, Beniamino Gigli, “Your Tiny Hand is Frozen”; 8.27: Violin, Fritz Kreasler, “Meditation” from “Thais”; 8.31: Intermezzo, Hew Light Symphony Orchestra, “The Jewels of tlie Madonna”; 5.38: Contralto, Maria Olczewska, “Softly Awakes My Heart”; 8.42; Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, “Du Und Du”; 8.50: Solo and chorus, Heddle Hash, Harold W illiams, Marjorie Parry and chorus, “Drinking Song,” “Ah! My Friends, I Salute You”; 8.56: Opera Comiquo Orchestra, “Air de Danse” from “L’enfant Prodigue”; 9.0: Weather; 9.2: Talk, Leonard J. Cronin, “Foreign Affair’s”; 9.17: Jack Payne and his Dance Band, ‘Bolero, “Entrance of the Little Fauns"; 9.25: Baritone and chorus, Raymond He well, Dennis King and chorus, "Ma Belle, “MaTeh of the Musketeers"; 9.33: Piano, Ania Dorfnmnn, “Voices of Spring.” 230, PALMERSTON NORTH. Tuesdays, 7 p.m. to 9.30 p.m.; Saturdays, 5.30 a.m. to 10 a.m.; Sundays, 10 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. 2ZF, PALMERSTON NORTH. 8.0: Concert programme.