To-day's Wireless Programme

Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7193, 27 June 1933, Page 11

To-day's Wireless Programme

IYA AUCKLAND (820 Kilocycles). 8.0, Overture, Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, ‘Fingal’s Cave’; 5.9, bass, Alexander Kipnis, ‘ln Deisen Holiger Halloa ’ 'The Wanderer’; 8.17, violin, Efrem Zimbalist, ‘lmprovisations on a Japanese Tunc’; 8.20, chorus, Columbia Light Opera Company, ‘Herman Lohr Vocal Gems’; 8.28, piano, Peggy Cochrane, ‘More Musical Comedy Memories’; 8.30, Stanley Holloway, ‘Three Ha’pence a Poot’; 8.40, soprano, Anna Case, ‘My Pretty Jane,’ ‘My Laddie’,; 8.4(5, Masters Hawaiians, ‘Blue Sparks’, ‘My South Sea Sweetheart’; 8.52, Dcrickson and Brown ‘There’s Something in Your Eyes’; 8.56, Chalk Farm Salvation Army Band ‘Tho Ked Shield’; 9.0, weather; 9.2, talk, Jane Hander, ‘Personalities in and Around Chelsea’; 9.22, Jack Payne and his Band, ‘After the Broadcast’; 9.25, tenor Trevor Watkins and Trio ‘The Song of the Thrush’; 9.31, Pantomime, Columbia’s Famous Artists, ‘Columbia on Parade’; 9.39, organ, Reginald Foort, ‘Theme Songs from Famous Films’; 9.45 Tho Chelsea Singers, ‘Now is the Month of Maying’; 9.48, Zonophonc Minstrels, ‘The*White Blackbirds’; 9.54 baritone, John Thorne, ‘The Crocodile’; 9.57, National Military Band ‘Three Musketeers’; 10.0, danco music. 2YA WELLINGTON (720 Kilocycles). 10.0, Recordings; 10.30, Devotional service; 11.30, lccturettc ‘Life-Saving Work’; 12.0 lunch music; 2.0, recordings; 3.30 and 4.30 sports results; 5.0 Children’s hour 6.0, dinner music; 7.0 news and reports (2YC 1010 Kilocycles after-dinner music); 7.40, lccturctte, ‘For the Man on Tho Land’; S.O, recording, Australian Commonwealth Band, ‘Slidin’ Thro’ tho Ryo’; 8.6, bass, J. M. Caldwell ‘Tho Midnight Review,’ ‘Drums’; 5.12, xylophone, S. Bernard, ‘Bohemian Girl,’ Frank Crowthcr s Novelty Orchestra, ‘Please,’ ‘Adagio’ from •Sonata Pathetiquo’; 8.22, recording, (humour) Sandy MacFarlane, ‘l'm Eighty iu tho Morning, but Seventynine Today’; ‘Bonnie Heilan Maggie’; S.2S, recording vocal chorus and solos and orchestra, ‘Congress Dances’; 8.34 Novelty Orchestra, ‘Pirouette’; saxophone trios ‘Roso of My Heart,’ ‘Looking on tho Bright Side’; 8.42, lecturette, E. W . Ackland, ‘Travellers’ Tales’; 9.0, weather; 9.2, recording, (novelty piano), Peggy Cochrane, A Posy of Popular Tunes’; Humorous Duct, The Western Brothers, ‘Old King Cole’; 9.5, Novelty Orchestra ‘Maid of the Mountains’; 9.18, bass, J. M. Caldwell ‘The Jolly Beggar,’ ‘The Bells of Clermont Town’; 9.24, recording, (humour), John Tilley ‘Army Estimates ; 9.30, Novelty Orchestra, ‘False Bluette,’ ‘Trot do Cavallerie’; 9.38, recording (tenor), Walter Glynno ‘The Rosary,’ ‘Sho is Far From tho Land ; 9.44, recording, (Wurlitzer Organ) Jesso Crawford ‘I Can’t Do Without You’; Concerted, ‘Tho Merrymakers in Spain’; 9.50, Novelty Orchestra, Fantasia of Welsh Melodies.

3YA CHRISTCHURCH (980 Kilocycles). 7.30, Talk, E. E. Wiltshire ‘Books oi the Month’; 8.0„ recording, H.M. Grenadier Guards, ‘Zampa’; 8.10, baritone, K. Murray Fountain ‘When Song is Sweet,’ ‘Tho Littlo Old Garden’; 5.16, Tho Melody Trio ‘Going Up’ Selection; 5.23, recording, Harry Welchman and Theatre Chorus, ‘Theatre Memories’; 8.29, soprano, Kathleen Chapplo ‘ln Once Loved a Boy.’ ‘O Wbistlo and I’ll Como To You’; 8.34, recording,, humour, David MeAlpin ‘The Garden. Where the Pratties Grow,’ ‘Paddy MeGinty’s Goat’; 5.40, The Melody Trio ‘Lovers in tho Lane,’ ’I Love Thee’; 8.46, recording, vocal duct Tom Burke and Foster Richardson, ‘Excelsior’; 8.50, recording cornet Harry Mortimer, ‘Richmond Hill', ‘Zelda’; 8.56, baritone, K. Murray Fountain ‘Littlo Boy Blue,’ ‘Two Little Ships’; 9.1, weather; 9.3, reserved; 9.18 soprano, Kathleen Chappie, ‘The Lass with the Delicate Air,’ ‘ Tho Answer ; 9.23 The Melody Trio ‘Close Your Eyes’; ‘Gipsy Moon ’;9.30 danco music. 4YA DUNEDIN (650 Kilocycles). 7.30, W.E.A. Session, J. Renfrew White ‘Teeth’; 8.0, recordings; 8.30, St Kilda Band ‘St. Kilda,’ ‘Sylvan Echoes’; 5.4.1, tenor, Joseph Holm ‘Se quel Gurricr,’ ‘Spirito Gentil’; 8.48, Symphonic Poem, The Baud ‘Conolanus’; 9.0, weather; 9.2, talk, Martin F. Cock ‘Tho Romance of British Catne* drals’; 9.17, recording, Albert Ketcibv’s Choir ‘Men of England’; 9.25, The Band ‘Sailors’ Memories’; 9.35, tenor Joseph Holm ‘Poet Song,’ ‘La Donna Mobile’; 9.42, recording, (humour), Gillie Potter ‘Mr Potter’s Sporting Broadcast’; 9.45, tenor horn, W. Smith ‘lona’; 9.54, recording (contralto with male quartet), Sophie Eurasian ‘Carry Me Back to Old Virginny’; 9.57, The Band ‘Westward llo’. 2FC SYDNEY (451 Metres). (Relaying to National Stations). 8.0, ‘The Sldn Game,’ a play in three acts/9.19, a Military Band concert, presenting Harry B. Bond, (male alto), Charles Zoli and Nell Fleming (entertainers) and The A.B.C. (Sydney) Military Band. 2BL SYDNEY (351 Metres). 8.0, The A.B.C. (Sydney), Concert Orchestra; 8.8, S. Kamaarali (tenor); 5.15, Concert Orchestra; 8.25, Hilly Hunt (violinist); 5.33, S. Kamarali; 8.40, Concert Orchestra; 8.52, MiUy Hunt; 9.0, A talk in connection iritli the Commonwealth Census; 9.10, A Musical Romance,‘The Road to Mandalay.