To-day’s Wireless Programme

Manawatu Times, Volume LVI, Issue 7107, 16 March 1933, Page 9

To-day’s Wireless Programme

IYA AUCKLAND. (820 Kilocycles.)

7.30: W.E.A. session, Mr Owen Jensen, 'Giants of German Music — Brahms’; 8.0, IYA Chamber Orchestra, 'The Mikado’; 8.11, quartet, Tho Harmonisers, 'Hush, Yo Honey, Hush’, 'The Proposal’; 8.18, recording, Amos and Andy, 'Chock, Double Check’; Tho Boswell Sisters, ‘My Future Just Passed’; 8.24, piano, Eric G. Bell, 'Ballade in G Minor’, ‘La Papillon’; 5.33, orchestra, ‘Children of the Regiment’; 8.37, The .Harmonisers, ‘Oft in the Stilly Night'; 8.40, recording (xylophone), Rudy Staritn, ‘Joey tho Clown’; 8.43, soprano, Gwladys Edwardcs, ‘Over tho Rim of the Moon’, 5.50, recording, Clapham and Dwyer, ‘Golf’; 8.56, orchestra, ‘Cinderella’s Wedding’; 9.0, weather; 9.2, talk, Mr S. D. Potter, 'Bird and Animal Livo in and Around Auckland'; 9.17, recording, Green Brothers’ Marimba Orchestra, 'A Bunch of Roses’; 9.20, Tho Harmonisers, ‘I Hear Kentucky Calling’, ‘Do It Now’; 9.27, orchestra, ‘La Cinquantaino’; 9.30, piano, Eric C. L. Bell, ‘Sonata in A Major’; 9.36, recording, Norman Long, ‘ldeal Homes’; OTgan, Jesse Crawford, “Miss You’; 9.42, soprano, Gwladys Edwardcs, ‘A Blackbird Singing’, ‘Nocturne’; 9.49, orchestra, ‘Baison d ’Eunice’; 9.55, Tho Harmonisers, ‘Tho LowBacked Car’; 9.58, recording, National Military Band, ‘EI Oapitan.’

2YA WELLINGTON (720 Kilocycles.)

10.0: Recordings; 10.30, devotional service; 12.0, lunch music; 2.0, recordings; 3.0, talk, ‘Something New in Sandwiches’; 3.0, weather and sports rosults; 4.0, weather; 4.30, sports results; 5.0, children's hour; 6.0, dinner music; 7.0, news; 7.30, W. E. A. session, Professor G. W. von Zcdlitz, ‘The Middle Ages and Ourselves—Mediaeval and Modern Contrasts’; 8.0, concert by the Wellington Municipal Tramways Band and artists: The Band, ‘Punchinello’; 8.5, baritone, Mr K. Macaulay, ‘My Old Shako’, ‘Somewhere a Voice is Calling’; 8.11, band, ‘Song of tho Vagabonds’; 8.15, recording, Clarkson Rose, ‘Tho Gag Song’, ‘l’ve Gone and Lost My Little Yo-yo’; 8.23, soprano, Mrs Amy Woodward, ‘The Vainka’s Song’, ‘Love’s Coming’; 8.29, band, ‘Un Ballo in Maschcra’; 8.43, reserved; 9.0, weather; 9.2, duets, Mrs Amy Woodward and Mrs Wilfred Andrews, ‘Beyond the Meadow Gate’, ‘Tho Enchanted Hour’; 9.10, band, ‘Secrets’; 9.17, recording, ‘Cicely Courtneidgo and Company, ‘Laughing Gas’; 9.23, contralto, Mrs Wilfred Andrews, ‘Farewell to Summer’, ‘Mountain Lovers’; 9.29, band, ‘Unfinished Symphony’; 9.39, baritone, Mr K. Macaulay, ‘She is Far From tho Land’, ‘Absent’; 9.47, band, ‘Queen of tho South’; ‘On Tour.’

3YA CHRISTCHURCH, (980 Kilocycles.)

8.0: Band of H.M. Coldstream Guards ‘Geisha; 8.6, Georgini and Badini, ‘ln a Coupe’; 8.10, flute, John Amadio, ‘Andante Movement’; 8.14, Vocal Ensemble, ‘The Songs of the Black Hussars’; 8.17, Band of H.M. Coldstream Guards, ‘The Bells of St. Mai o’; 8.20, Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, ‘Dio Romontiker’; 8.24, tenor, Tito Schipa, ‘Mv Ideal’; 8.27, piano, William Murdoch, ‘Les Colliues D’Ancapri’, ‘Bruyeres’; 8.33, Edith Day and Chorus of Girls, ‘Romance’; 5.36, organ, John Hassel, ‘Blue Danube’; 8.39, yodel, Freida Zehnder, ‘Th6 Jolly Dairymaid’; 8.42, tenor, Walter Glynne, ‘Juanita’; 8.45, bells, Billy Whitdock, ‘Lullaby’; 8.48, contralto, Maria Olczewska, ‘Habanera’; 8.52, Jack Payne and 8.8. C. Orchestra, ‘Great Day’; 9.0, weather; 9.3, talk, Patrick. L. C. Bell-Syer, ‘African Experiences’; 9.17, Band of H.M. Coldstream Guards, ‘Marche anx Flambeaux’; 9.21, Terence O’Brien, ‘Molly Brannigan’; 9.24, Berlin State Opera House Orchestra, ‘A Night’s Camp in Granada’; 9.32, mixed voices, Salon Group, ‘Kiss Mo Again’; 9.36, violin and piano, Isolde Monges and Harold Samuel, ‘Cantata in A Major 2nd Movement’; 9.42, tenor, Herbert Thorpe with orchestra, ‘Where the River Shannon Flows’; 9.45, organ, Quentin M. Maclean, ‘Rain on the Roof’; 9.45, Some of the Boys, ‘Memories of France’; 9.5-4, Norman Long, ‘I Certainly Don’t Need You’; 9.57, Band of H.M. Coldstream Guards, ‘Tannhauser.’

4YA DUNEDIN. (650 Kilocycles.)

S.O: Recording, Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra, ‘The Bronze Horso’; 8.9, Regal Four, ‘Solomon Levi’, ‘Three Crows’; 8.15, The do Bose Octet, ‘Mary’; 8.24, humour, Lester F. Mollor, ‘Horror on Wheels’; 8.30, Regal Four, ‘Ring dom Bells’, ‘A Hunting We Will Go’; 8.37, octet, ‘A Connecticut Yankee’; 4.45, soprano, Ruby A. Price, ‘Sing Joyous Birds’, ‘The Spinning Wheel’; 8.51, octet, ‘On the Beautiful Hudson’; 8.57, Regal Four, ‘Canadian Boat Song’; 9.0, weather; 9.2, reserved; 9.15, octet, ‘Bolero’; 9.18, humour, Lester F. Mollcr, ‘A Labour of Love’; 9.22, soprano, Ruby A. Price, ‘Sweet Early Violets’, ‘Hush-a-bye-Birdic’; 9.23, Regal Four, ‘Dixie’; 9.30, danco music.

2ZO PALMERSTON NORTH

Tuesday, 7 p.m. to 9.30 p.in.; Saturdays, 8.30 a.m. to 10 a.m.; Sundays, 10 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.

3LO MELBOURNE, (375 Metres.) (Relaying to 2FC.)

8.0: The A.B.C. (Melbourne) Military Band; The Sundowners Male Quartet; band; comedy interlude by Hans and ’Orace, ‘Students of English’; band; male quartet; band; comedy interlude by Hans and ’Orace; band; 9.10, interlude; 9.15, light orchestra anad choral programme.

2BL SYDNEY. (351 Metres.)

8.0: University Extension Board lecture; 8.30, ‘The Spanish Students'; 8.38, ‘The Cavaliers’ Male Vocal Quartot; 8.46, ‘Antonio’s Dilemmas'; 8.56, Robert Scott; 9.3, The Spanish Students; 9.10, vocal quartet; 9.19, The Radio Reporters in Stop-Press Ramblingsj 9.23, Robert Scottj 9.36 j The

Spanish Students; 9,44, quartet; 9.52, ‘The Family Physician’; 10.7, Moments Musical; 10.27, late news.