RADIO PROGRAMMES

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 2 June 1930, Page 8

RADIO PROGRAMMES

TUESDAY, 3rd JUNE IYA AUCKLAND.—II.4S: Relay of results of Auckland Racing Ciub’s mooting at Ellerslio Racocourso. 5.0; Children's session, conducted by Undo Dave. 6.0; Alusic session. 7.0: News am} market reports. 7.40: Mr It. 11. Talbot, "Motoring.” 3.0: IYA Orchestral Octet, "Mireille. ’’Soprano, Miss J. R. Laird, (a) ‘‘The Flower Song”; (b) “One Fine Day.” Berlin State Opera Orchestra, “The Alastorsingcrs of Nurcmburg.” Elocution, Miss Alaisio Carte-Lloyd_ ancl Tess Carte-Lloyd, dialogue, “Eric Takes a Trip.” Violin, Erica Morina, “Introduction and Tarantella.” Alale choir, Lay Vicars of Westminster, “Stars of the Summer Night.” IYIA Orchestral Octet, “Paraphrase from 'Pale Moon.’ ” Bass baritone, Air Barond Harris, (a) “Son of the Desert”; (b) “Tif Woldolc.” TT-io, Fritz Kroister, Hugo Kreisler and Michael .Raucheison, “Arlesienno Intermezzo.” 9.0: -weather forecast and announcements. IYA Orchestral Octet, suite, “The Pagoda of Flowers.” !-•—lntroduction and passing of Priests; 2—Alid the Petals; 3—The Star Flower. Tree; 4 —Blpc Lotus Dance; s—The Return of Oomala. Soprano, .Aliss J. R. Laird, “Voi die Sapeti.” Violin, Erica Morini, “Romanza Andaluza.” Elocution, Aliss ATaisie Carte-Lloyd, recitation, “A Domestic Aiisfortuno.” IYA Orchestral Octet, “Danse -Macabre.” Bass-baritone, Mr Barond Harris, (d) “Infelice, from ‘Ernani’ ” sung in explanatory remarks in Italian; (b) “Shir Ghassidi” (a song of the pious man). “Sung in Hebrew”, a Palestinian song, with explanatory remarks. IYA Orchestral Octet, “Natomn.” “Columbia” dance programme till 11 o’clock.

2YA WELLINGTON.—3.O: Relay description of tiny football matcli, British Rugby Team v. Wellington, from Athletic Park. (Announcer, Air Clias-. Lamberg). 5.0: Children’s session, conducted by Uncle Jim. > 6.0: Dinner session. 7.0: News session, market reports and sporting results. 7.40: Leclurettc, Representative of Department of Agriculture, “For the Alan on the Land-” 3.0: Overture, 2YA Salon Orchestra, “Ballet Music, Aleyerbeer Operas.” Soprano, Miss Gretta Stark, (a) “Only.a Rose”; (b) “Rackety Coo.” Light baritone, Mr William Boslier, “The Carnival.” Salon Orchestra, "Three French Songs.” Humour, Ajax and Ba’jar, “Cohen and His Son.” Novelty yluo, Shand and Austin, (a) “Aly Inspiration is You” ;' (b) “Huggable, Kissnble You.” Selection, Salon Orchestra, “Sullivan’s Alelodies, Part 2.” Soprano, Aliss Gretta Stark, “Indian Love Call.” Baritone, Air William Boslier, “Jeannine, I Dream of Lilac Time.” 9.0: Weather report and announcements. Saloii Orchestra, “Request item.” Humour, Ajax and Bejan, “Aiore Colien.” Novelty duo, .Shand and Austin) (a) “Don’t-Be Like That” ; (b) “Sweet Music.” Salon Orchestra, “Dance of the Teg. Dolls.” Relay from the Senior Cadet Ball ol dance numbers played by the Blue Revellers Ladies’ Dance Band of Wanganui. Dance numbers from the studio. Further relay from the Senior Cadet Ball of iteriis by the Blue Revellers Ladies’ Dance Band of Wanganui. 3YA CHRISTCHURCH.—II a.m. : Results of winter meeting of Canterbury Rark Trotting Club at Addington course, interspersed with musical recordings. 6.0: Dinner session. 7.0: News session. 8.0: Popular dance programme. Paul Whiteman and bis Orchestra, “Liebestraume.” Baritone, Air W. H. Inkster, “Trooper Johnny Ludlow.” Christchurch Broadcasting Trio, (a) “Waltz”; (b) “Serenade.”' Alezzosoprano, Airs Aland Wood. “If I Built a World for You” ; (b) “Jock o’

llazoldcan.” Patter ancl burlesque locturc, Air Sydney Comfort, “A Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss.” Saxophone, Rudy Wiedooft, “Snxo-Phun.” Contralto, Aliss Nancy Bowden, “By the Waters of Atinne tonka.” Violin,' Miss Iroiio Alorris, “Serenade.” Tenor, Mr W. J. Bischlagcr, (a) “Mountain Lovers” ; (b) “Because.” Happy songs at i (ho piano, Aliss Muriel Johns, (a) “Aly Castle in Spain”; (b) “Yet You Forgot.” Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra, “Song of India.” Baritone, Mr W. H. Inkster, “Plymouth Hoc”; “Shipmates o’ Aline.” 9.1: Weather report and station notices. Talk, “The World’s .Progress during the reign of H.AI. 'King George V., with special i reference to Scientific Development,” by Air Charles Hall, late principal of the Aknrqa High School. Christchurch Broadcasting Trio, (a) “Syncopation”; (b) “Viennese March”; (e) “Bolero.” Mezzo-soprano, Airs Aland Wood, “Come, for it’s June”; “Cowslip Bolls.” Tenor, Air W. J. Biscldager, (a) “For You Alone”: (b)\“The Flight of Ages.”; Songs at the piano, Aliss Muriel Johns, “That’s what put the ‘Sweet’ in ‘Home, Sweet omc.’ ” Violin, Aliss Irene Alorris, “Swing Song.”. Contralto, Aliss Nancy Bowden, “Aly Heart is a Haven”; “Sunny Bov)” Burlesque lecture, Mr Sydney L’omfor, “A Stitch in Time Saves Nino.” “Columbia” dance music until 11 p.m. 4YA DUNEDIN—3.O: Selected gramophone items. 4.25: Sporting results. 5.0: Children’s hour, conducted by Uncle Pete. 6.0: Dinner music. 7.0: News session. 8.0: Presentation of concert programme by St. Kilda Band, assisted by 4YA artists. March, The Band, “The Vanished Army.” Bassbaritone, Air G. M. Salmond, (a) “Requiem”; (b) “Kashmiri Song.” Brunswick Concert Orchestra, “The Perfect Song.” Mezzo-soprano, Aliss Agnes Guy “Break, Break, Break.” Waltz, ' The Band, “Thoughts.” Popular songs, Mr Norman D. Scurr, “Latest Hits.” Cornet, Air George Christie, “The Lost Chord.” Contralto, Aliss Ida Lungley, “Vespers.” 9.2: Weather report. Selection, The Band, “The Desert Song.” Bass-baritone, Mr G. Al. Salmond, “Alyself When Y T oung.” Brunswick Concert Orchestra, “Sylvia.” Mezzosoprano, Aliss Agnes Guy, (a) “The Wood pigeon” ; (b) “The Harbour Night Song.” The Band., “Tiptoe Thru’ the Tulips.” Popular vocal, Air Norman D. Scurr, “Latest Numbers.” Scottish overture, The Band, “Fair Maid of Perth.” Contralto, Aliss Ida Lungley, four songs from “When We Were Very Young” : (1) Changing Guard at Buckingham Palace, (2) Growing Up, (3) Half-way Down the Stairs, (4) Politeness. March, The Band, “Dunedin.” Programme of “Brunswick” dance music until 11 p.m.