ON THE AIR

Southland Times, Issue 21429, 25 June 1931, Page 9

ON THE AIR

RADIO PROORAMMSS. TO-DAY'3 BROADCAST, Tho following radio programmes win bo broadcart from the principal Non Zealand and Au» trallan rtatlona to-day;— IYA AUCKLAND (300 KILOCYCLES).

a.O: Selected recordings. 3.15; Talk—“ Eat More Cereals.’’ Prepared by the Home Science Extent Bion Service of Otego University, 5.0; Children’s session, conducted by’ Peter Pan. B.O: Dinner mualo eeeslon. 7.0; News and mantel reports. 7.40: Lecture, under the auspices of the New Zealand Manufacturers’ Association, “The Iron, Industry and Products.’’ -80.: Chimes. Relay from tha Lewis Eady Hall ot Concert by the Leys Institute Orchestra, under the conductorship

of Mr Harold Baxter. Accompaniste: Miss Phyllis Graham. Leader of orchestra, Master Harold Taberner. March —The Orchestra, "Viscount Nelson”; Morceaux, (a) “La Cinquanlaine”; (D)

“Traumerei”; (c) “Phantom Brigade.” Mezzosoprano—Miss Molly Atkinson, “Love’s a Merchant.” Selection—Orchestra, “Stradelia” Overture. ’Cello—Miss Jean Clarkson, “Air” (Bach). Morceaux—The Orchestra, (a) “Melody in F” (Rubinstein); (b) “Keltic Lament”; (c) "Dunkirk.” Mezzo-soprano—Miss Molly Atkinson, “Sing, Break into Song.” Waltz—The Orchestra, "Gold and Silver.” Piano—Miss Jean Clarkson, “Hungarian Rhapsodic No. 6.” Selection —The Orchestra, "Chu Chin Chow”; March, "London Scottish.” 9.30: Programme of danco music. 11.0: God save the King.

2YA WELLINGTON (720 KILOCYCLES). 10.0: Chimes. Selected gramophone recordings. 11.12: Loc Curette—“Cooking.'’ 11.37; Lecturette, under the auspices of the Health Department, •'Nervous Children.” 12.0: Lunch hour musxo. 2.0: Selected items. 3.15: Talk —Miss I. F, Meadows, “Eat More Cereals.” Prepared by tho Home Science Extension Department of the Otago University. 3.30 and 4.30: Sporting results* to hand. 5.0: Children’s session, conducted by Uncle George and Big Brother Jack. 6.0: Dinner music session. 7.0: News session, market roporta and sports results. 7.40: Lecturette —Miss Inez Connop, “Dancing in Relation to Health.” 8.0: Chimes. Overture—Salon Orchestra, “Russian Dance”; “Poem,” 8.9: Baritone—Mr 3. Evelyn Rodger, “Tha Last Watch.” 8.13: Glees —The Singing Circle of the Pioneer Club, (a) “O The Summer.” (b) "Fall On Me Like a Silent Dew.” 8,18: Organ—Leo Stin, (a) "The Sea t> Surging Devotion.” (b) “La Serenata.” 8.24. Tenor—Mr Denis Sheard, (a) "A Spirit Flower.” (b) "I Passed by Your Window.” 8.30; Prelude —Salon Orchestra, .‘‘Prelude in C Sharp Minor.'Instrumental —"Viennese Melody.” 8.40: Mezzocontralto—Mrs A. S. Mitchell "A Summer Night.' 8.44: Violin—Erica Morini, (a) “Verlassen”; (9j “Danses Tziganes.” 8.52: Suite for piano and strings—Mr M. T. Dixon and Salon Orches:ra,

"Miniature Suite.” 9.2: Evening weather report and station notices. 9.4: Glees—The Singing Circle of the Pioneer Club, (a) "A Hush Song,” (b) "Carry Me Back to Old Virginny.” 9,11; Piano—Walter Rehberg, “Voices ot Spring” Paraphrase. 9.15: Baritone—Mr S. Evelyn Booger, (a) “My Heart Is a Haven.” (b) “My Little Banjo”; (c) “Easter Flowers.” 9.20: SelectionSalon Orchestra, (a) “Cavatina”; ..(b) “Liebesfreud.” 9.30; Soprano—Miss Nora Gray, (a) “A May Night”; (b) “Four Ducks i na Pond.” 9.35; ’Cello—Hans Bottermund, (a) “Le Cygne”; (b) “Melodle.” 9.41: Tenor—Mr Denis Sheard, (a) “God Touched the Rose”; (b) “A Dream.” 9.48: Dance—Salon Orchestra, “Spanish Dance”; Instrumental—" Latest Dance Novelties,” 10.0: God save the King. 3YA CHRISTCHURCH (980 KILOCYCLES). 3.0: Afternoon session. 3.15: Lecturette—“Ea» More Cereals.” Prepared by the Home Science Extension Service Otago University. 4.25: Sports results. 5.0; Children’s hour. 6.0: Dinner music, session. 7.0: News session. 7.30: Dialogue— Messrs B, G. Goodwin and J. D. C&rolfa. Orchard Instructors, Department ot Agriculture, “Seasonal Orchard Work.” 8.0: Chimes, Overture—Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra, "Don Giovanni.” 8.8: Mr Finlay Robb, (a) “In the Silence of tha Night.” (b) “After a Dream.”, .8.14: Selection— Studio Octet, “Coriolanus.” 8.32: Soprano—Miss Frances Hamerton* with orchestral accompaniment,

“The Vale of Arden”; (a) “The Blue-bell Wood.*’ (b) "The White Queen,” (c) “The Fire Flame.” 8.32: Selection—Studio Octet, “Andante” (Tscnaikowsky). 8.38: Bass—Mr Finlay Robb, with orchestral accompaniment, (a) “Your Song From Paradise”; (b) “Sylvolln.” 8.44: Violin —Vosa Priboda, (a) “Chant Hindoo”; (b) “Salut D’Amour.” 8.51: Instrumental—Studio Octet, (a) “Valse Caprice”; (b) “Song of the Volga Boatmen.” (c, “Russian Dance.” 9.0: Weather forecast and station notices. 9.2: Lecture—Te Ari Pitama, "Maori Foods.” 9.17: Selection—Studio Octet, “Lucia Di Lammermopr.” 9.27; Soprano—Wish Frances Hamerton, with orchestral accompaniment, “Printemps.” 9.30; Dance music. 11.0: God save tho King. 4YA DUNEDIN—SiIent. 2FC SYDNEY (665 KILOCYCLES). 9.30: The National Broadcasting Orchestra. Overture, Alphonso and Estrella. 9.39: Lance Jeffrey, Tenor, 9.45: Daphne Harpur, Planiste anu Thu National Broadcasting Orchestra—Concert In B Flat Major (Beethoven). 10.15: Ethel Daw, Contralto. 10.22: Ray Fox, Violiniste and The National Broadcasting Orchestra—lst Movement oi the Tschaikowsky Concerto. 10.42: Lance Jeffree, Tenor. 10.49: The National Broadcasting Orchestra. 10.57: Daphne Harpur, Pianlste. 11.7: The National Broadcasting Orchestra. 11.23: Ethel Daw, Contralto. 11.30: Ray Fox, Violiniste. 11.38: The National Broadcasting Orchestra. -11.58: Late official weather forecast. 12.0: Dance music. I.*0: Close down. 2BL SYDNEY (855 KILOCYCLES). • 9,30: A.B.C. Military Concert. 12.0: Close.