To-day’s Wireless Programme

Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7270, 25 September 1933, Page 5

To-day’s Wireless Programme

ITA AUCKLAND 7.30, Agricultural talk, Mr W. Alexander, 'Hay Making’; 8.0, recordings, Concert Orchestra, ‘Cockney Suite’; 8.9, John Thorne, ‘Solomon Levi’, ‘Upidee’, ‘The Parmer’s Boy’, ‘The Lincolnshire Poacher’; 8.15, Hawaiian Serenades, ‘Play, Piddle, Play,’ ‘Just an Echo in the Valley’; 8.21, Savillo Theatre ‘Horrortorio’; 8.27, Debroy Somers and Band ‘Review of Revues’; 8.35, Evelyn Laye, ’Butterfly Song’; Evelyn I.aye and George Baker, ‘A Glass of Golden Bubbles’; 8.41, Raie da Costa, 'The Girl in the Little Green Hat’, ‘Can’t We Meet Again?’; 8.47, Zonopbone Quartette ‘Under the Greenwood Tree’, ‘Robin Adair’; 8.53, ‘Regimental Marches’; 9.0, weather forecast; 9.2, relay from the Auckland Town Hall of wrestling matches.

2YA WELLINGTON (720 Kilocycles).

7.40, Lecturctte, Our Book Reviewer, ‘Books, Grave and Gay’; 8.0, Overture, 2YA Concert Orchestra, ‘Egmont’; 8.9, Apollo Singers ‘The Anvil,’ ‘Sylvia’, ‘Roll the Old Chariot Along’; 8.18, Orchestra, ‘Serenata’; 8.23, Apollo Singers ’ln A Gondola’, ’The Wood Chuck’; ‘Anvil Chorus’; 8.31, Orchestra, ‘Rigoletto’; 8.41, lecturctte, Dr. E. Marsden, Secretary Department of Scientific Research ‘Geophysical Prospecting’; 9.0, weather; 9.2, Apollo Singers ‘Gondolier’s Serenade,’ ‘Greeting to Spring’: 9.11, Sydney Rayner ‘Mattinata—Aubade/ ‘Premiero Caresse'j 9.15, Orcnestra ‘Concerto in E Mino? for violin and orchestra’; 9.23, Apollo Singers ‘Sailors’ Chorus’, ‘Soldier’s Farewell’, ‘The Musical Trust’; 9.30, Orchestra, ‘Ballet Russe’; 9.42, Apollo Singers ‘The Sword of Ferrara,’ ‘Traumerei/ ‘The Gipsies'; 9.54, Orchestra, ‘Le Pere de la Victoire’; 10.0, dance music until 11.0.

3YA CHRISTCHURCH (980 Kilocycles). 7.35, W.E.A. Session, Mr L. F. de Berry, M.A., ‘The Herald of the Dawn of Modern Science; 8.0, recordings: tenor, Ernest McKinley, ‘God Defend New Zealand’; 8.6, Gil Deck, and his Concert Orchestra, ‘Maori’ selection; 5.14, Prof. James Shelley, ‘Kowhai Gold,’ ‘The Hill’; 8.20, Not Understood’, ‘Achal by the Sea’; 8.28, Band of Coldstream Guards, ‘B.B. March,’ ’East and West’; 8.34, Rex Harrison, ‘Tangi’, ‘Sons of New Zealand’; 8.43, Dorothy Filkins, ‘Rhapsodie in G Minor’; 8.50, Waiata Party, 'Maori Choruses’, Slumber Song, ’Hino c Hine’, ‘E Pari Ra’; 9.0, weather forecast; 9.2, reserved; 9.17, Royal Air Force Band, ‘Sons of New Zealand/ ‘lnvefcargill March’; 9.23, Belle Renaut ‘My Fairest Child/ ‘I Walked A Mile With Pleasure’, ‘Shadows of Evening’; 9.30, Dorothy Filkins, ‘Lament,’ 'Swing Song’; 9.37, Bex Harrison, ‘A Requiem/ ‘Tartary’; 9.43, Professor James Shelley, ‘Parable of Fiddles’, ‘The Lost Tribe’, ‘Trees’, ‘Tne Last Song’, ‘L’Envoi’; 9.53, quartette, ‘Hinemoa’, ‘Waiata Maori’, chorus, Waiata Party, 'Maori Choruses’, ‘Haka’.

4YA DUNEDIN (65© Kilocycles).

8.0, Concert Programme: recordings: ‘God Defend New Zealand’; Alfred Hill and Mayfair Orchestra ‘Waiata Poi’; 8.7, Ernest McKinlay ‘Haere Ra’; ‘ln the Gloaming’; 8.15, John Amadio, ‘Andante/ ‘Finale’; 8.23, Maori Melodies, ‘Te Arawa E’, ‘Warutai’; 8.30, Gil Dech and Orchestra, ’Maori Selections’; 8.34, To Mauri Meihana, ‘Hine o Hine’; 8.37, John Robertson, ‘The Debutante’; 8.40, Birrell O’Malley ‘O Sole Mio/ ‘Speak to Me Of Love'; 8.45, Marjorie Hayward ‘Meditation’, ‘Poem’; 8.50, Desmond Casey, ‘Lullaby’; 8.53, Albert Greene and Chorus — ‘Hullabaloo Balay’, ‘What Shall We Do With a Drunken Sailor ?’; 8.55, Band of H.M. Coldstream Guards —‘8.8. March’ ‘East and West'; 8.58, Ernest McKinlay, ‘Hail Caledonia’; 9.1, weather report; 9.3, talk, Mr C. R. Allen ‘New Zealand Authors’; 9.28, Royal Air Force Band, ‘Sons of New Zealand’, ‘lnvercargill’; 9.35, Lex McDonald ‘The Cuckoo’, ‘Blackbird’s Song’; 9.42, reserved; 10.0, dance music until 11.0.

2FG SYDNEY (665 Kilocycles). 7.45, ‘Boy Scouts’ and Girlf Guides’ Session’; 8.0, ‘The Family Physician’; 8.15, reports; 8.45, sporting; 8.55, news; 9.30, National Programme: A Musical Romance ‘Meadow Sweet’, Romance of Mcrrie England, ‘The May Queen’; 10.30, The General Manager of J. C. Williamson Ltd., ‘A Short Story of the Theatre’, No. 6. ‘lt’s Birth In England and Australia’; 10.45, The Radio Choir, and the A.B.C. (Sydney) Orchestra. 2BL SYDNEY (885 Kilocycles). 7.45, Dinner music; 9.5, popular education talk, ‘The Man on the Land’ — ‘Sheep Management with Special Refer ence to Drought Feeding’ by Mr F. Whitchouse; 9.30, relay from 2NC Newcsatle, the Newcastle Choral Society; 10.40, a Variety programme from Sydney Studio. 3LO MELBOURNE (375 Metres). 7.45, Dinner music; 9.0, a weekly feature, latest musical releases; 9.30, National programme (See 2FC). SAB. MELBOURNE (492 Metres).

7.45, For the Musical Student: By Lindsay Biggins; 8.0, Countryman’s Session; 8.32, sporting results; 8.55, reports; 9.10, news; 9.15, a gazette of world relations, Dr G. L. Wood; 9.31, English Poets-Laureate: 1. "The Growth of a Tradition’, D. C. Griffiths; Gladys Verona Recital; 10.40, Variety programme, Cera Brothers, Spanish and Steel Guitar Trio’.