ON THE AIR

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 80, 14 April 1945, Page 7

ON THE AIR

TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY) IYA AUCKLAND (650 k.c.)-7 30: Malcolm Sargent, and the New Symphony Orchestra. 7.40: Kentucky Minstrels. 7.45: What the American Commentators Say. 8.0: Studio recital by Lois Echlin (mezzosoprano). fl.ll: Benno Moiseiwitsch (piano). 8.19: Studio recital by Ainsley Daglish (tenor). 8.31: Jeanne Gautier (violin), ‘‘Perpetual Motion” (Polenc), "Short Story" (Gershwin). 8.37: Studio recital by the Flavian Harmonists. 8.49: Lew Stone and his Concert Orchestra, with Male Chorus. 9.0: Newsreel and Commentary. 9.25: The Eight Musketeers. "March of the Musketeers” (Friml), "Strike up the Band” (Gershwin). 9.31: The BBC Theatre Orchestra (BBC programme). 10.0: Sports summary. 10.10: Salute to Rhythm. A BBC production featuring Phil Green and his Concert Dance Orchestra. 10.40: Dance music. 11.0: London News.

2YA WELLINGTON (570 k.c.)—7.30: “New Tunes for Old.” 7.45: What the American Commentators Say. 8.0: BBC Night—Tommy Handley. 8.30: Sociable Songs, featuring The Chorus Gentlemen. 8.50: Debroy Somers Band. 9.0: Newsreel and Commentary. 9.30: N.Z. News for the Pacific Islands. 9.40: Old-time Dance Music by Henry Rudolph's Players. Vocalists. Beatrice Taylor. Sylvia Devenie and Tom Morrison. 10.0: Sports results. 10.10: Oldtime dance.music continued. 11.0: London News.

3YA CHRISTCHURCH (720 k.c.)—7.30: Accent on Rhythm. 7.45: What the American Commentators Say. 8.0: "Krazy Kapers.” 8.26: New Light Symphony Orchestra, "Badinage” (Herbert). 8.30: "To Town on Two Pianos” (BBC programme). 8.45: Nigger Minstrels. 9.0: Newsreel and Comnieruary. 9.25: Bandstand (BBC programme). 9.55: Cafe Colette Orchestra, "C’Est Une Joie Qui Monte Monte” (Misraki), “Tinche in Campagna” (Solazzi). 10.0: Sports results. 10.15: Masters in lighter mood. 11.0: London News.

4YA DUNEDIN (790 k.c.)—7.30: Eastbourne Municipal Orchestra. 7.35: From the studio—J. Deans Ritchie (baritone). 7.45: What the American Commentators Say. 8.0: The BBC Scottish Variety Orchestra. 8.30: From the studio—Elsie Naylor (contralto). 8.39: The Royal Artillery Sting Orchestra, "Vagabond Pizzicato” (Erichs), "Ay. Ay, Ay” (Freire). 8.45: Charles Hackett (tenor). 8.51: Boston Promenade Orchestra, "Malaguena” from "Suite Andalusia” (Lecuona), "Entry of the Boyards” March (Halvorsen). 9.0: Newsieel and Commentary. 9.25: Dance music. 9.40: Ge;aldo and his Orchestra (BBC production). 10.0: Sports summary. 10.10: Dance music. 11.0: London News.

2YN NELSON (920 k.c.)—7.0: ..Listeners’ Own Session”—George Boulanger’s Orchestra, "Merry and Bright.” 7.5: Vienna Boys’ Choir, “Tales from the Vienna Woods.” 7.12: Harry Bluestone (violin), "The Old Refrain”: Richard Tauber (tenor), "Rosalie.” 7.18: Cyril Scott (piano) "Danse Negre”; Donald Novis (tenor), "Diane.” 7.25: Will Glahe’s Orchestra, “Beer Barrel Polka"; Kate Smith (vocal), "A Soldier Dreams.” 7.32: Joe Loss and his Orchestra, "Paper Doll.” 7.35: Bing Crosby (vocal). "I’m Thinking To-night of My Blue Eyes,” "Clementine.” 7.42: Geraldo’s Orchestra, "Lili Marlene"; Gracie Fields (vocal), "The Trek Song." 7.49: George Trevare’s Dance Orchestra, "Don’t Sweetheart Me”; Ceele Burke Orchestra and Rhythmettes, “Trade Winds.” 7.56: Harry Roy’s Band, “Salome.” 8.0: God Save the King. Concert Session—The Shaftesbury Theatre Orchestra with vocalists, “Crazy Days” Selection. 8.10: Radio Stage, “The Charming Beecrofts.” 8.35: Alfredo Campoli’s Salon Orchestra, "Dear Old Home Songs” Medley, “Under the Balcony.” 8.45: Millicent Phillips (soprano), "One Day When We Were Young," "La Capinera.” 8.51: A 1 Bollington (organ), "Viennese Memories of Lehar,” "Speak to Me of Love.” 9.0: Big Ben. 9.1; Dance Music by Eddy Duchin’s Orchestra —"The Gaucho Serenade,” "On the Street of Regret.” "A Boy Named Lem,” "Dream Valley.” 9.13: Fred Astaire (vocal), "On the Beam.” 9.17: The Orchestra, "Wasn't It You,” "Jenny,” "The Stars Remain," "The Old Jalop.” 9.30: Swing Session— Glen Miller’s Orchestra, “Rug Cutter's Swing,” "Star Dust.” 9.37: Lionel Hampton’s Sextette, "Altitude”; Dinah Shore with Paul Laval’s Woodwindy Ten, “Chlo-e.” 9.43: Artie Shaw’s Orchestra, "Begin the Beguine,” "Concerto for Clarinet.” 9.54: Coleman Hawkins and his All-Star Band, "Out of Nowhere, ’ "Sweet Georgia Brown.” TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) All Main Stations —6.0, 7.0, 7.45, 8.45 a.m.: London News. 9.0: With the Boys Overseas. 1.15 and 6.15 p.m.: London News. 8.45: Sunday Evening Talk. 9.0: Newsreel and Commentary. 11.0: London News. IYA AUCKLAND (650 k.c.)—11.0: Anglican Service, All Saints’ Church (The Rt. Rev. Bishop Si’mkin). 3.0: Grieg and his Music. 3.30. New York Philharmonic Orchestra with Arthur Rodzinski (U.S.A. programme). 4.30: "The Man Born to be King.” 5.30: Children's Song Service. 7.0: Baptist Service, Mt. Albert Church (Rev. Hayes Lloyd). 8.30: Grenadier Guards Band. 8.40: Webster Booth and Dennis Noble. 9.20: Weekly News Summary in Maori. 9.39: David Lloyd (tenor) with Welsh Guards Band. 9.45: Irish Guards Band. 9.51: Essie Ackland (contralto). 9.59: Massed Brass Bands. 11.0: London News. 2YA WELLINGTON (570 k.c.)—ll. U: Presoyterian Service, St. James’ Church (Rev. W. Elliott). 2.0: Beecham and the London Philharmonic Orchestra. 3.0: “These Served Mankind.” 4.15: Men and Music—Dr. Arne. 5.0: Children’s Song Service, Uncle Charles with the Methodist Choir. 7.0: Methodist Service, Wesley Church (Rev. H. Voyce). 8.5: NBS Light Orchestra. Conductor, Harry EUwood. 9.20: Weekly News Summary in Maori. 9.30: N.Z. News for the Pacific Islands. 9.50: Famous Opera Houses of the World (NBS programme). oxm. uihia l CHURCH (720 k.c.)—11.0: Salvation Army Service, Christchurch Citadel (Major C. Lee). 2.0: Literature of Exile. 3.0: NBC Symphony Orchestra conducted by Dr. Frank Black. 4.0: Women of History—Madame du Barry. 5.0: Children’s oeivice (Rev. J. Strong). 7.0: Presbyterian Service, Knox Church (Rev. T. W. Armour). 8.5: Chicago Symphony Orchestra, "Overture to an Italian comedy” (Ben. jamin). 8.13: From the studio—Vera Martin (soprano). 8.25: Leopold Stokowski and Philadelphia Orchestra. Pianists, Jeanne Behrend and Sylvan Levin, "Carnival of the Animals” (Saint-Saens). 9.22: "Inn for Sale,” by Leo Fowler (NBS production). 9.48: "Three Magic Words,” a story of love and drama.

4YA DUNEDIN (790 k.c.)—11.0: Baptist Service, Hanover Street Church (Rev. J. Ewen Simpson). 2.0: "The Man Born to be King.” 3.30: “This Sceptred Isle— The Strand” (BBC production). 4.2: Transatlantic Call, "Dickens’s London” (BBC pioduction). 5.0: Children’s Song Service. 6.30: Roman Catholic Service. 8.0: Dr. Weissmann and Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra, "Der Freischutz” (Weber). 8.10: Elisabeth Rethberg and Ezio Pinza (soprano and bass). 8.16: Ida Handel (violin). 8.28: Albert Wolff and Philharmonic Orchestra, “Pelleas and Melisande” (Faure). 9.22: Music from the Theatre—The Opera Lakme” (Delibes*

2YN NELSON (920 k.c.)—7.0: Classical Music—The Saxon State Orchestra iK. Boehm), "Don Juan" (tone poem), (R. Strauss). 7.16: Gerhard Husch (baritone), "Archibald Douglas” (Loewe). 7.24. Reginald Kell (clarinet) and Symphonv Oicnestra conducted by W. Goehr, "C >neeilino for Clarinet, and Orchestia. ’ Op. 26 (Weber). 7 32: Emmy Bettendorf tsopiona), "How Like a Flower Trcu Blocmest ” “It Is a Wondrous Sympathy.” 7.40. Kilenyi (piano), "Tarantelle” (Liszt). 7.48: Jean Pougnet (violin) nad Symphony Orchestra (B. Walter), "Allegro Vivace” from "Jupiter” Symphony (Mozfert). 8.4: “The Stones Cry Out—The House of Commons” iBBC feature). 3.17: Tne Jacques String Orchestra, “St. Paul’j Suite” (Holst). 3.3(f Gcd Save the King. Concert Session- " Songs in a Farmhouse,” presented by Ihe EBC Singers (BBC feature). 8 50: The Halle Orchestra (Sir Adrian Poult), “A Shropshire Lad” Rhapsody (But+erworth). 9.0: Big Ben. 9.1: "The G:v) ,jf tn_- Ballet.’ 9.26: The Salon Orchestra (R. Bourdon). "Tambourin Chinois.” 9.29: Richard Tauber (tenor), "Love Serenade.” 9.32: Marek Weber’s Orcaestra. “Franz Lehar Waltz Medley.” 9.35: "Music of the Concert HallsNo. 8. Overture to “The Impressario” (Mozart), "Les Eolides” (Cesar Francx), "Concertino for Piano and Orchestra" (Walter Piston), soloist, J M. Sanroma (an Office of War Information feature).