To-day’s Wireless Programme

Manawatu Times, Volume LVI, Issue 7068, 30 January 1933, Page 9

To-day’s Wireless Programme

IYA AUCKLAND. (820 Kilocycles.) 80: Recording, Madrid Symphony Orchestra, ‘La Procession del Rocio’; 8.9, Clarion Quartet, ‘Going to Press’, ‘Tired’; tenor, Lambert Harvey, ‘Edward Gray’; 8.16 recording (cornet), ‘The Debutante’; humour, Wish Wynne <A Servant Girl’; 8.22, Lillian Quinn Trio, ‘Serenade’; violin, Vincent Aspcy, ‘Perpctuum Mobile’; 8.31, duet, Lilian Woods and Duncan Black, ‘Nocturne’; contralto, Beryl M. Smith, ‘I Hid My Love'; 8.37, recording (dance orchestra), "Great Day"; recording, Gracie Fields, ‘Rochdale Hounds’; 8.48, Lillian Quinn Trio, ‘Nocturne in E Flat’; 8.53, recording, Don Cossacks Choir, ‘On tho River ICasanka’; recording, Tho A. and P. Gipsies, ‘Dark Eyes’; 9.0, weather; 9.2, entertainment, Clement May, ‘Dan’l Pcggoty’, ‘Ethclrcd’, ‘A Double-Dyed Deceiver’; 9.22, recording (orchestral) ‘Air on G String’; 9.25, Clarion Quartet, ‘Ann.it Laurie’; bass, Duncan Black, ‘Mending Roadways’; 9.31, recording (orchestral), ‘Licbesfeier’; 9.35, piano, Lillian Quinn ‘Andante and Rondo Capriccioso’; 9.42, Soprano, Lilian Woods, ‘The Splendour of tho Morn’; 9 4S, recording (cornet and trombone duet), ‘The Troubadors ; Utica Jubilee Singers, ‘Climbin' Up tho Mountain’; 9.54, Lillian Quinn Trio, ‘Spanish Dance’; 9.59, recording, Sousa’s Band, ‘High School Cadets.’ 2YA WELLINGTON (720 Kilocycles.) 10.0: Recordings; 10.30, devotional service; 12.0, lunch music; 2.0, recordings; 3.30, weather and sports results; 4.0, weather; 4.30, sports results; 5.0, children’s hour; 6.0, dinner music; 7.0, news; 7 40, lccturette, ‘Books —Grave and Gay’; 8.0, 2YA Concert Orchestra, ‘Oberon’; 8.7, recording, Stuart Robertson and cliotus, 'Little Brown Jug’, ‘The Three Crows’, ‘The Mermaid’, ‘Polly Wolly Doodle’; 8.13, orchestra, ‘Pagliacci’; 8.25, soprano!, Madame Winnie Fraser, ‘Mv Lover He Comes on the Skec’, ‘Dolorosa’,,‘Rain’, ‘The Rainbow’; 8.34, organ, 11. Temple White "Nocturnette Moonilght,” "Marche Solonnelle”; 5.44, lccturette, Chns. E. Wheeler, “Wandering in London”; 9.0, weather; 9.2, orchestra, “Folk Tune and Fiddle Dance,” “Dream Girl”; 9.14. recording (humour), Angela Baddelev, “Kate in the Call Box”; 9.18, Isoprano with orchestra, Madame Winnie Fraser, "All Souls’ Day,” “You in a Gondola,” “My Dearest Heart”; 9.28, recording (male voices), The Revellers, “Evening,’ “Cornin’ Home”; 9.34, orchestra, “La Fille dc Madame Angot”; 9.44, recording (baritone), Peter Dawson, “Captain Trattton’s Fancy,” “Two Old Tramps"; 9.50, orchestra, “Prelude” from “Tristan and Isolde,” "The Crack Regiment’; 10.2, dance programme.

3YA CHRISTCHURCH (980 Kilocycles.)

7.30, talk, J. W. Thomas, "Progress in Furniture’; 8.0,. Dcrry’is Military Band, "March Militairo”—"Florentina March”; piccolo solo, "Through tho Air”; 5.12, recording, Light Opera Company, “Tho Love Parade”; 8.16, Rhythmic Trio, “Dance of the Sunflowers)’ "Red Leaves”; 8.22, recording (bass), Paul Robeson, "Seckin’”; 8.25, band, “Rose Marie”; 8.40, mezzosoprano, Mrs. F. R. Hawker, "Tho Nightingale,” “Hefflo Cuckoo Fair”; S. recording, thriller, told by Edgar Wallace, "Tho Man in the Ditch”; 8.51, recording, Dinicu and his Orchestra, "Hungarian Pot-pourri”; 8.54, baritone, Clive Hindle, “Blue Sky and White Read,” "BewaTe of the Maidens”; 8.58, intermezzo, "Loin du Bai”: 9.3, weather; 9.5, reserved, 9.20, cornet duet, soloists, Mr. C. Joughin and Bandmaster. A. Heath, “Ida and Dot”; 9.26, recording, tho Tahiwi's with novelty instrumental, "Should I”; 9.29, instrumental, the Rhythmic Trio, “Cupid’s Appeal,” “Apple Blossoms”; 9.35, recording (tenor), Tito Schipa, "Spanish Madrigal”; 9.38, recording, Sandor Joski Orchestra, “‘March of the Marionettes”; 9.41, mezzo-soprano, Mrs. F. R. Hawker, "I Am Not Fair,” "To a Miniature”; 9.46, band, ‘"Berceuse”; 9.52, baritone, Clive Hindle, “What am T, Love, Without Thee?” “The Jester”; 9.59, band, "The King’s Bodyguard.”

4YA DUNEDIN (650 Kilocycles.)

8.0, recordings; overture, Berlin State Opera House Orchestra, “A Night's Camp in Granada”; 8.8, soprano, Doris Vane, "My Dearest Heart,” "A Summer Night”; 5.15, Salon Orchestra, "Reminiscences of Vienna”; 8.23, tenor, Richard Tauber, “Vienna, Town of My Dreams”; 8.27, 'cello, Beatrice Harrison, "Viennese Melody”; 8.31, Pot-pourri, Dajos Bela Orchestra, “Vienna by Night”; 9.39, duet, Layton and Johnstone, "You Will Remember Vienna”; 8.42, Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, “Vienna Maidens”; 8.46, Seiber Choir, “The Blue Danube”; 8.53, Reval Cinema Orchestra, "Viennese Night”; 8.57, baritone, Jack Gordon, “Good-night, Vienna”; 9.0, weather; 0.2, talk, W. G. McClymont, “AngloAmerican Relations —Past and Present”; 9.17, Bebroy Somers Band, "Stealing Thro’ the Classics, No. 5”; 9.25, yodelling, Minna Reverelli, “The Rippling Brook”; 9.28, piano, Carroll Gibbons, “Cabin in the Cotton,” “Ooh! That Kiss”; 9.34, humour, John Tilley, “Army Estimates”; 9.40, a hiking medley, The Midnight Revellers, "The Open Road”; 9.48, violin, Joseph Szigeti, “Tambourin Chinois”; 9.52, duet, Harry Dearth and Raymond Nowell, “A Sailor’s Philosophy”; 9.56, Royal Opera Orchestra, Covent Garden, “Marche Russe,” from “Ballet Russe”; 10.0 to 11.0, dance music.

2FC SYDNEY (451 Metres.) (Relaying to 3LO and 2NC.)

8.0, a national programme, featuring Clement Q. Williams (baritone), George White (violinist), and the A.B.C. (Sydney) Concert Orchestra; 9.0, “Tea for Three,” a comedy in three acts; 10.15, resume of the day’s play in the international cricket match, England v. New South Wales”; 10.30, resume of the day's play in the Sheffield Shield cricket match, South Australia v. Queensland; 10.47, latest dance music (recording).