RADIO PROGRAMMES

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 10 September 1930, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMMES

THURSDAY, 11th SEPTEMBER

IYA AUCKLAND.—3.O: Afternoon session, selected studio items. 3.15: Talk. "Soups and Sauces," prepared by Home Science Extension Service, Otago University. 3.20: Further selected studio items. 5.0: Children's session, conducted by "Rotor Pan." 6.0: Dinner music. 7.0: News ami market'reports. 7.40: Talk, Mr N. M. Richmond "Problems of Capital and Labour." 8.0: Presentation of special novelty programme by Elton Black's Radiolites. Opening chorus, The Company, "Musical Memories." Duo, Messrs Ellon Black and A. Potric, "Topicalities.*"' Soubrette, Miss Adelc Taylor, "They Start All Over Again." Combined quartet, Messrs A. Pctrie and Elton Black and Missoss D. Ryan and A. Bennetto, "Military Game." Soprano solo, Miss Alice Bennetto, "My Hero." Combined interlude, Messrs Elton Black, A. Pctrie and F. Cosgrove, "The Lion Tamer." Baritone, Mr A. Petrio. "On the Road to Anywhere." Combined Duo, Messrs Ellon Black and A. Pctrie, "The Pirates." Scotch humour? Mr Elton Black, "The Oban Man." Finale, The Company. "The Musical Breach of Promise." Evening weather forecast and announcements. Scona, The Company, "Life on the Ocean Wave." Pianologue. Miss Derry Ryan, "Fancies." Combined Interlude, Messrs Elton Black and A. Pctrie, "Interruptions." Character song, Mr A. Petrio, "Driver of the 8.15." Burlesque, Messrs Elton Black, A. Petrio and A. Taylor, . "Three in s» Hole." Soprano and chorus, Miss Alice Bennetto and Company, "Mississippi." Combined duo 4 Messrs Elton Black and A. Petrio, "The Candidate." Finale, The Company, "An Operatic Uproar." Programme of dance music, "Columbia" hour. 2YA WELLINGTON.—3.O: Selected studio items. 3.15: Leeturctte, Miss Imolda F. Meadows, "Soups and Sauces." Homo Science Talk, arranged by Home Science Extension Department of Otago University. 3.25: Selected studio items. 3.30 and 4.30: Sporting results to hand. 5.0: Children's session, conducted by Uncle George. 6.0: Dinner music session. 7.0: News session, market reports and sports results. 7.40: Lecturotte, Mr J. W. Fergie. Head Office, N.Z. Railways, "The Romance of the Main Trunk Railway." 8.0; A special programme to commemorate "The Battle of the Somme," 12th September, 1916, by "the Band of the Ist Battalion Wellington Regiment (by permission of tho Commanding Officer), assisted by 2YA Artists. March, The Band. "To the Somme." Choruses, Tho Lyric Quartet, (a) "Keep the Home Fires Burning" 5 (b) "Long Way to Tipperary"; (c) "Pack Up Your Troubles" ; (d) "Peggy O'Neill." Descriptive selection, The Band, "A Khaki Camp". The scene is a camp, "Reveillo" is sounded and heard in various parts of the camp, followed bv the "Fall in." In the distance can bo heard the bands of the various regiments quartered near the camp. A detachment of New Zealanders arrive and are received with shouts of welcome, and it is not long before an impromptu concert is under way, a marked preference being shown for. the old favourites such as "Sweet Genevieve." and "There is a Tavern in the Town." During the concert, however, a V.C. arrives and is played into camp to the strains of "See the Conquering Hero Comes." At last night falls and in the distance is heard the "Last Post" followed" by "Lights Out." The scene changes again, at daybreak the next day, tho "Reveille" is heard again, and it is not long before tho camp is in motion prior to the troops' embarkation ■ from Southampton for service overseas, the departure being accompanied by cheers and shouts of farewell. Tenor, Mr Chas. Williams, "There's a Long, Long Trail." Humour, Mr Will McKeon, ' "Humorous Anecdotes." Xylophone, Victor Sterling, "The'Great Little Army." Baritone. Mr Will Goudie, "The Company Sergeant Major." Cornet solo with band accompaniment, Sergeant W. Barke, "Roses of Picardy." Quartet, The Lyric, A Perfect Day." Waltz, The Band, "Ecstasy." Weather report and announcements. Tenor, Mr W. Roy Hill, "The Old Brigade." Bass, Mr W. Binet Brown, "When the Sergeant Major s cm Parade." March. The Band, "Namur . (An N.Z.E.F. favourite). Choruses, Lyric Quartet, (a) "Mademoiselle from Armentieres" ; (b) "Blighty"; (c) "New Zealand will be There." Selection, The Band, "A Good Time Coming" (introducing popular war-time songs). Humour, Mr Will McKeon, "More Humorous Anecdotes." Maori war songs, Mr Will Goudie, "Haere Tonu" ; Mr W. Binet Brown, "Kamate." Hymn, The Band, "Lead Kindly Light." Quartet, The Lyric, "The Deathless Army. March, The Band, "Lydney Park", dedicated to. His Excellency the GovernorGeneral of New Zealand, the Right Hon. Lord Bledisloe of Lydney, G.C.M.G., P.C., K.B.E. Regimental march, The Band, "The Wellington Regiment," 3YA CHRISTCHURCI-L—3.o: Afternoon session, gramophone recital. 3.1.5: Home science, "Soups and Sauces, lalk prepared by the Home, Science Extension Service, Otago University. 4.25: Sports results. b.O: Children s hour, "Ladybird and Uncle .Frank."- 6.0: Dinner music. 7.0: News session. 7.o0: Talk Mr J. W. Colder, M.Sc, B.Ag. (Agriculture College, Lincoln), "Pasture Establishment." Arranged by 3YA Primary Productions Committee. 8.0: Classical and miscellaneous programme. Overture, Berlin State Opera Orchestra, "German Dances." Mixed quartet, : Melodious Four. "Dame Durden. Soprano, Miss Frances Hamerton; (a) "There are Fairies"; (b) "The Enchanted Forest." Studio Instrumental Octet, overture, '.'lf I Were King. Tenor, Mr Russell Sumner. Tho Harper." Soprano and bass, Melodious Duo, "A Lake and a Fairy Boat." '9 P el !°> Pablo Casals, "Spanish Dance." Trio, soprano tenor and contralto. Melodious Trio /'Lament," Bass, Mr T-. D. Willians, (a) "A Wanderer's Song ; (b) A Sailor's Prayer." Virtuoso String Quartet "Novelette No. 3." Contralto, Miss Belle Renaut, (a) "Woodland Thoughts"; (b) "Lullaby. ' 'Cello, Pablo Casals, "Vito." Recitation, Mr Harold Shaw, "The Sphinx and the Woman." Studio Instrumental Octet, a) "Old English Dance Tunes"; (b) "Agnus Dei"; (c) "Caprice.' 9.3: Weather report and station notices. HM. Coldstream Guards, "lolanthe. Contralto and tenor, Salon Duo, "Suite of Russet Brown." • Soprano, Miss Frances Hamerton, "Shepherdess of the Fields." Studio Instrumental Octet, "Suite for Strings." Tenor, Mr Russel Sumner, "Maori Flute." Contralto, Miss Belle Renaut. "Ships of Arcady. Recitation, Mr Harold Shaw, "Telephone Reconciliation." Violin, fjute and harp Neapolitan Trio, "Simple Aveu. Bass', .Mr T. D. Williams. "True Till Death." Three violins, Strad Violin Trio, "Serenata." Mixed quartet, The Melodious Four, "Echo." Royal Opera Chorus, "Spinning Chorus." Studio Instrumental Octet, selection, "Songs Without Words."