ON THE AIR

Southland Times, Issue 21430, 26 June 1931, Page 11

ON THE AIR

RADIO PROGRAMME! TO-DAY'S BROADCAST. The following rad’o programme* will ba oroad cast from the principal Nevi Zealand and Au» tralian nations to-day;—

IYA AUCKLAND (900 KILOCYCLES). 3.0: Selected recordings. 5.0: Children's session, conducted by Nod and Aunt Jean. 6.0: Dinner inusic session. 7.0: News and market reports. 7.40: Talk—Sports Talk. 8.0: Chimes. Overture —Menorah Symphony Orchestra, “Shula. mith” Selection. 8.9: Mezzo-soprano—Mrs E. Budin, (a) “The Greatest Wish”; (b) “The Soul of a Rose.” 8.15: Orchestral—Orchestral Octet,

"Danse Hongroise”; Ballet, "Bas dos Amphores.” Morceau, "Orientale.” 8.24: Bass-baritone—Mr Arthur Wright, "Venetian Song." 8.28: PlanoCarroll Gibbons, (a) "Body and Soul"; (b> "Moonbeam Dance." 8.34: Instrumental—Frank Wade and his Melody Boys, (a) "Latest Hits." (b) "Little Green Valley.” 8.44: Descriptive— Francis Russell and Chorus, "The Death ot Kelson." 5.52: Selection —Orchestral Octet, "popular Songs”; Gavotte, "Spring.” 5.4: Evening forecast and announcements. 9.6: Balalaika — Grand Russian Balalaika Orchestra, (a) "A Song ot India." (b) "Snowflake." 9.12: Mezzo-soprano —Mrs E. Budin, (a) "Our Little Home"; (b> Alice Blue Gown." 9.18: Orchestral—Orchestral Octet, “Two Dances”; (1) "Hindoo Priests”; (2) "The Dervishes"; Entr’acte, "La Sauterelle. 9.26: Male quartet—Felix Schmidt Quartet, "Guten Abend Guts Nacht." 9.29: Instrumental—Frank Wade and his Melody Boys, (a) "Hawaiian Hum Medley"; (b) "Daddy and Home.” 9.39: Bassbaritone —Mr Arthur Wright, (a) “Muleteer ot Malaga”; (b) "Oh, to Be a Gipsy." 9.46: Suite —Orchestral Octet, (a) "Elegle”; (b) "Musette”; (c) "Minuetto” (Sibelius); Waltz, “New Vienna." 10.2: God save the King.

2 YA. WELLINGTON (720 KILOCYCLES). 10.0: Chimes. Selected gramophone recordings. 11.12: Lecturette—"Fashions.” 11.37: Lecturette

—"Beauty Culture In all its Phases.” 12.0. Lunch hour music. 2.0: Selected items. 3.30 and 4.30: Sporting results to hand. 5.0: Children’s session, conducted by Uncle Jim. 0.0: Dinner music session (Pariophone). 7.0: News session, market reports and sports results. 7.4 b., Lecturette—Mr Dan McKenzie, "The Laws ot Rugby.” 8.0: Chimes. Overture—2YA Orchestrina, "The Bronze Horse.” 8.8: Baritone wltn orchestral accompaniment—Mr Claude C. 2-ross, (a) "Carillon Du Verre”; (b) "Border Ballad." 8.14: Guitar Trio —Mrs Mildred Kenny's Guitar Trio, (a) "E Pari Ra." (b) "Tahl Mei Taru Kino.” 8.22: Elocution—Mr Clement May, ta) "Beet Tea”; (b) "Uncle Jim.” (c) “The Kid,” (d) “The Mooch o’ Life.” 8.42: Selection—27A Orchestrina, (a) "Blue Kitten”; (b) "Popular Melodies." 9.0: Weather report and station notices. 9.2: Guitar Trio—Mrs Mildred Kenny’s Guitar Trio, (a) “Down tho River of Golden Dreams”; (b) "The Sunshine of Your Smile.” 9.10: Baritone—Mr Claude C. Moss, “Serenaot In Summer." 9.14: Elocution—Mr Will Tates, "Brighter Programmes.” 9.23: Waltz—2YA Orchestrina, "Tout Paris." 9.30: Dance programme. 11.0: God save the King.

3YA CHRISTCHURCH (980 KILOCYCLES). 3.0: Gramophone recital. 4.25: Sports results. 5.0: Children’s hour. 6.0: Dinner music. session. 7.0: News session. 7.30: Talk, under the auspices of the Sunlight Movement, by Dr. C. E. Beeby, "Can Children be Taught to be Healthy?” 8.0: Chimes. March—Polydor Military Band, "Castaldo." Vocal programme of excerpts from "A Waltz Dream.” 8.4: Soprano and quartet —Miss Addle Campbell and Salon Quartet, "Life is Love and Laughter.” Tenor—Mr H. J. Francis, "Love Cannot Be Bought.” 8.9: ’Cello —Mr Harold Beck, "Serenade.” 8.12: Contralto and soprano—Salonelle Duo, "A Husband’s Love.” Tenor and baritone—Salon Male Duo, "Love-s Roundelay." 8.18: Novelty for two pianos— Misses Malsle Ottey and L. M. Miller, (a) “Polly." (b) “Reaching for Someone." 8.24: Humour—Mr H. Instone, “A Trip in the Backblocks.” 8.31: Selection—Christchurch Broadcasting Trio, (a) “Scherzo —Presto”; (b) "Spanish Dance." 8.39: Soprano and tenor—Salon Duo, “Sweetest Maid of All.” Soprano and contralto—Salonelle Duo, “A Country Lass and a Courtly Dame." 8.46: 'Cello—Mr Harold Beck, “Harlequin.” 'Vocal excerpts from "My Lady Frayle.” 8.50: Salon Quartet, “Valse of France." Baritone and contralto—Salona Dud, "Married Lite.” 8.56: Accordion—Jean Valssade, (a) "Couscous"; (b) “Secret of a Night.” 9.2: Evening weather forecast and station notices. 9.4: Novelty for two pianos —Misses Maisie Ottey and L. M. Miller, (a) “The Jazz Mistress”; (b) "The Dove ot Love.” 9.10: Baritone—Mr Clive Hindle, “Song of trie Bowl.” Soprano—Miss Addle Campbell, “Joy ot Youth.” 9.14: Humour —Mr H. Instone, “Singers and Talkers.” 9.18: Instrumental—Broadcasting Trio, (a) "Alla Danza”; (b) "Serenade.” 9.23: Contralto —Miss Dulcie Mitchell, "Day by Day.” Salon Quartet, "Lite and Love." 9.30: Gramophone leeture-recital by Mr Karl Atkinson, entitled .“Monarchs ot the Key-board.” 10.0: God save the King. _

4YA DUNEDIN (650 KILOCYCLES). 3.0: Selected recordings. 5.0: Children’s session, conducted by Aunt Sheila. 6.0; Dinner music session. 7.0: News session. 8.0: Chimes. Overture—Classic Symphony Orchestra, “Raymond.” 8.9; Male Quartet—The Lyric Four, (a) “An Evening Pastorale”; (b) “The Tack.” 8.15: Xylophone—Mr E. J. Andrews, (a) “Black and White Rag.” (b) “Swannee River.” 8.21: Humour—Mr Lester Moller, (a) “Colonel Crewitt”; (b) “Hints on Wireless.” 8.32: Duet—Messrs J. and. A. Simpson, “The Moon Hath Raised her Lamp.” 8.35: Hawaiian—Bluebird Hawaiian Trio, (a,

“Down Hawaii Way.” (b) “Springtime in tne Rockies.” 8.41: Contralto—Miss Dorothy L. Stentiford, (a) “Cornin’ Thru the Rye.” (b) “In an Old-Fashioned Town.” 8.47: Accordion— Gellin and Bergstrom, Waltz, “Darby and Joan.” Tango, “Rio Negro.” 8.53: Bass—Mr T. White, (a) “Tho Border Ballad”; (b) “Davy Jones’ Locker.” 9.0: Weather report and station notices. 9.2: Balalaika—Balalaika Orchestra, Gorskaja, (a) “The Red Sarafan.” (b) “Immer Lustig.” 9.8: Special presentation by Mr John T, Leech, assisted by Miss Maude Kenward, ’with Introductions and Annotations, and Miss Muriel Caddie, L.T.C.L. “Old English Songs” (Af the Victorian Era). “Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes,” “Tom Bowling,” “John Peel,” “Mistletoe Bough,” “Death of Nelson,” “Three Fishers,” “Convent Bells.” 9.36: Novelty—Stern Mouth Organ Band, “Vienna Citizen.” 9.39: TAalc Quartet —The Lyric Four, “Ancient Folksong of the Netherlands.” 9.42: Hawaiian—Bluebird Hawaiian Trio, (a) “Little White Lies.” (b) “Carolina Moon.” 9.48: Contralto—Miss Dorothy L. Stentiford, “Friend o’ Mine.” 9.51: Xylophone —Mr E. J. Andrews, (a) “Ladle* of Cadiz”; (by “Oft in the Stilly Night.” 9.56: Male Quairet, The Lyric Four, “The Orepheus,” 9.59: March —Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards, “Scotish March.” 10.2: God save the King. BFC SYDNEY (665 KILOCYCLES). 9.30: A Concert Programme arranged by The Musical Association of N.S.W. 10.30: “Redgum” will tell listeners about their Gardens. 10.45: Relayed from 3LO Melbourne: Military Band Concert. 11.47: Dance Music. 1.0: Close.

2BL SYDNEY (855 KILOCYCLES). 9.30: The A.B.C. Orchestra. 9.37: The Neapolitans Vocal Quartette. 9.44: The A.B.C. Orchestra. 9.54: The Ahad Duo, Instrumentalists. 10.1: Bob Strother, Entertainer. 10.8: Clive Amadio, Saxophonist. 10.15: Gertrude Gray, Mezzo, 10.22: Cash and Carrie, Entertainers. 10.32: The A.B.C Orchestra. 10.42: The Neapolitans Vocal Quartette. 10.49: The Ahad Duo, Instrumentalists. 10.56: Bob Strother, Entertainer. 11.3; Claude Corbett will give his sporting talk. 11.23: Gertrude Gray, Mezzo. 11.30: Cash and Carrie, Entertainers. 11.40: The A.B.C. Orchestra. 12.9. Close.