To-day’s Wireless Programme
IYA AUCKLAND (650 Kilocycles.)
5.6, The BaiTcys, sketch, “Phyillyda Flouts Me”; 8.17, child impersonator, “Elsie, Johnnie and Winnie’s .broadcast”; 8.23, violin, “Hejrc Kati”, “Bomanza Andaluza”; 8.30, Henry Ain lev, “The Bells’’, “The Charge of the Light Brigade”, “A Chant of Love for England”; 5.38, sketch, “Such a Lord is Love”; 8.56, orchestra, “Neapolitan Nights”; 9.2, talk, Mr. R- 0. Courtney, “The Open Spaces of Queensland”; 9.20, Reg. Morgan, bari tone, “ Obstination", “Still as the Night”, “I Pitch My Lonely Caravan at Night”; 9.32, Berlin Grand Symphonly Orchestra, “Military Symphony No. 100 in G Major”.
2YA WELLINGTON <570 Kilocycles.)
7.30 to 8.30, Breakfast session; 10.0, recordings; 10.30, Devotional service; 12.0, lunch music; 2.0, classical music'; 3.0, talk, Home Science; 3.15, light music; 3.30, sports results; 5.0, Children’s hour; 6.0, dinner music; 8.0, Lencr String Quartet “Quintet in A Major”; 8.32, Elcnt Danicli (soprano) with violin obligato, “Elcgie”, “Angel’s Serenade”; 8.40, talk, Mr. T. W. Brown, “Erist New Zealand Contingent Service in South Africa”; 9.0, weather report; 9.2, “Breezes from the Cambrian Hills”, an hour of W’elsh music and song in commemoration of St. David’s Day; 10.0, closo down.
3YA CHRISTCHURCH (720 Kilocycles.)
S.O, Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra, “Tho Bronze Horse”; 8.10, Thea Phillips (soprano) and Robert Layton (baritone) and chorus, “Maid of the Mountains”; 8.17, Fritz Kreislcr (violin), “Rosamundc” ballet music (Schubert), “Indian Love Call”, “Schon Rosmarin”; A 8.26, Fraser Gango (baritone), “Slumber on, My Little Gipsy Sweetheart”; 8.57, novelty orchestra, “The Brooklyn Cake Walk”; 8.45, Rudy Wicdoeft (saxophone) “Valso Erica”, “Saxaphonia”; 8.51, the OldTime Singers, “After the Ball”, “Two Little Girls in Blue”, “Daisy Bell”; 9.3, talk, Rev. Hubert Jones, “AYales and It’s People”; 9.20, programme of specially selected Welsh Recordings, with introductory remarks by Mr. Owen Jones.
4YA DUNEDIN (790 Kilocycles.)
8.0, Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, “The Secret Marriage”; 8.7, the Dunedin R.S.A. Choir, “Song of the Northmen”, “O, Peaceful Night”, “Border Ballad”; 8.22, octet, “Famous Folk Songs of Britain”; 5.30, choir, “On the March”, “Autumn Sea’, “All in the
April Evening”, “A Mistake”; 8.45, recording, “Gypsy Love”; 8.49, choir, “Hail to the Chief”; “Maureen”, “Scots Wia Ha’e”; 8.57, recording, “Fantasia on tho Song ‘Long, Long Ago’ ”; 9.2, talk, Mr. W. 11. Carson, “Famous Overseas Trial's— Alfred Arthur Rouse”; 9.20, dance music.
2FC SYDNEY (665 Kilocycles.)
9.15, Sporting results; news; 10.0, Grand Opera; 12.0, “Leaves of Memory”; 12.15, the A.B.C. Concert Orchestra; 12.32, Meditation music (R).
2BL SYDNEY (885 Kilocycles.)
9.35, ‘ ‘The Story of the Prickly Pear Campaign”, Mr. W. B. Gurney, B.Sc.; 10.0, from Marrickville Town Hall, community singing concert.
3LO MELBOURNE (800 Kilocycles.) 9.35, “Health in the Home —Food and Dress”, Professor W. A. Osborne, M. 8., B. Ch.; 10.0, See 2FC; 12.37, Meditation music.
3AR MELBOURNE (610 Kilocycles.)
9.5, Sporting results; news; 9.43, Wireless practice up-to-date; 10.0, St. David’s Day; the A.B.C. Concert Orchestra; Eric Jones, bass; a comedy in one act by J. O. Francis, ‘‘The Poacher”; 11.15, Wireless Dance Orchestra.
EMPIRE SHORT-WAVE STATION. 7.13 a.m. (G.M.T), Time signal from Big Ben; news bulletin; 7.30, “Handel and Purcell,” a programme of gramophone records; S.O, orchestral concert; 8.45—9.15, St. David’s Day programme. 12.0 noon, The Rutland Square and New Victoria Orchestra; 1.0—1.45, A recital’ of new gramophone records. 6.15 p.m., News bulletin; 6.30, a programme of the songs of Montague Phillips; 7.10, ‘‘Under Big Ben,’’ a talk by Mr. Howard Marshall; 7.25, Fred Hartley and his novelty quintet; S.O, the 8.8. C. orchestra; 9.0, gramophone records; 9.20, ((Foreign Affairs,” a talk by Mr. Vernon Bartlett; 9.35, concert by the Khos Brass Band; Miriam Morris (vocalist); 10.13, news bulletin ; 10.30—10.45, the 8.8. C. dance orchestra.
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Manawatu Times, Volume LIX, Issue 7402, 1 March 1934, Page 10
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