RADIO PROGRAMMES.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18502, 25 February 1930, Page 13

RADIO PROGRAMMES.

AUSTRALIAN STATIONS. (Add 2 hours for New Zealand time.) j 2FC SYDNEY. 5.45: Children’s “Good-night” stories; : the 2FC Hospital Birthday League; Uncle Ted and “Sandy”; the serial story. 6.45: Light Orchestra. 7.20: 'Sporting service. 7.25: Stock Exchange resume; markets; weather forecast; late news service. 8.0: From the Sydney Town HallOrchestral Concert by 60 members of the Professional Musicians’ Union of (N.S.W.; overture, “Ruy Bias”; vocal scena, “Senta’s Ballad,” from “The i Flying Dutchman”; Molly De Gunst; | symphony, “From the New World,” i Adagio—Allegro Molto, Largo, Scherzo, Finale. 9.0: Weather session; “Then and Now” sidelights of Old Sydney. 9.12: From Town Hall—Ballet music, “The Dance of the Hours” from “La Gioconda”; “Cradle Song”; dance from “Le Roi S’Amuse”; songs, “Chant Hindoue (“Song of India”); “Have You Seen the Whyte Lillie Grow” (Old I English); “A Birthday”; Molly De j Gunst; “Colonial Song”; “Shepherds’ Hey”; Menuet Des Follets”; “Hungarian March” (by request). | 10.15: Announcements; late official weather forecast. 10.20: Rest hour in music. 11.30: Close; National Anthem. 2BL, SYDNEY. 8.0: The Radio Revellers; Harry Croot, baritone, “The Land of the Harlequinade”; Sibley and Sayles, The Two Sad Sunbeams in “Asinine Inconsistencies”; a musical number, “Mah Jong”; Frank Lambert, xylophone, “I’ll Always be in Love with You”; The Melody Maids, (a) Song, “At Dawning,” (b) piano solo, “Racing Down tlie Black ; and Whites”; Just a Memory by the | Radio Revellers; Dodi Wolfe and Claude Turtin in a radio sketch, “AllotIments”; Robert Lee, ’cello solo, “Weary i River”; Harry Croot, “The Sweetest 1 Flower that Blows”; Sibley and Sayles, “Inconsequential Absurdities”; Radio ! Revellers, “Swannee Sunshine”; The Melody Maids, “Beloved.” 9.2: Dodi Wolfe and Claude Turtin, “The Brass Door Knob”; Les Harris and his saxophone, “Qoquette”; Wallace Nelson, “A Talk with Norman Angell, Great Peace Advocate.” 9.30: Weather information; Surprise | party at Mr and Mrs Holley’s home, ! Hilda Grace- (novelty pianist and . vocalist)* Mary Stevens (personality singer), Harry Croot (baritone), Tom Williams (violinist), Allan Martin (bonjoist), and Wally Baynes ! (comedian). 10.25: Late news; weather forecast. 10.30: National Anthem. NEW ZEALAND STATIONS. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25. I IYA, AUCKLAND. ! 3.0: Afternoon session, studio items, and literary selection by the an- ! nouncer.

4.30: Close down. 5.0: Children’s session. c 6.0: Dinner session, Intermezzo, Mil- ] an Symphony Orchestra, "Cavalleria ] Rusticana”; selection, Herman Finck’s 3 Orchestra, “Schubertiana”; tacet; ‘ selection, Herman Finck’s Orchestra, ] “Schubertiana”; Marimba Orchestra, J Rio Marimba Orchestra, “Three o’clock < in the Morning”; tacet; orchestra, 1 Bayreuth Festival Orchestra, “Siefried, Prelude,” Act 3; waltz, Eddie Thomas’s Collegians, “Moments with You”; waltz, Eddie Thomas’s Collegians, “Moonlight on the Danube”; Wurlitzer organ, Stanley MacDonald, “La Rosita”; tacet; selection, Regal Orchestra, “Pagliacci”; Marimba orchestra, Rio Marimba Orchestra, “My Isle of Golden Dreams”; tacet. 7.0: News and market reports; talk, Mr George Baildon, Mayor of Auckland “The Auckland Zoonlogical Park and Society.” 8.0: Chimes; orchestra, IYA Orchestra Octet, conducted by Eric Waters, selection from “The Chocolate Soldier”; vocal quartet, The Olympian Quartet, “The Sea Hath Its Pearls”; ’cello, Beatrice Harrison, “Harlequinade”; contralto, Miss Martha Williamson, (a) “My Laddie,” (b) “Dreaming of 1 Home”; cornet solo with orchestral accompaniment, Mr W. Shepley and IYA Orchestra Octet, “Ave Maria”; baritone, Mr H. Barry Coney, “Star of Eve”; piano, Mr Cyril Towsey, Adagio from “Wanderer Fantasia”; talk, Mr A. B. Chappell, M.A., “Topical Talk.” 9.6: Evening weather forecast and announcements; orchestra, IYA Orchestra Octet, selection from the opera “The Pearl Fishers”; soprano, Miss D. Youd, (a) “Ritorna Vincitor,” (b) “Lavender Lane”; ’cello, Beatrice Harrison, “The Broken Melody”; tenor, Mr Lambert Harvey, (a) “Then You’ll Remember Me,” (b) “Questa o quella”; orchestra, IYA Orchestra Octet, “Coppelia Ballet” (1) Clavonic Folk Song, (a) Festival Dance and Waltz of the Hours, (3) Nocturne, (4) Czardas; baritone, Mr H. Barry Coney, ‘“Song of the Toreador”; selection, Band of H.M. Coldstream Guards, “Les Cloches de Corneville”; vocal quartet, The Olympian Quartet, “Sleepy Hollow Tune”; orchestra, IYA Orchestral Octet, (a) “You’re the Cream in My Coffee,” (b) “The One in the World.” 10.3: God Save the King. 2YA, WELLINGTON. , 3.0: Afternoon session. 5.0: Children’s session. 6.0: Dinner music session; march, American Legion Band, “The Conquer- : or”; selection, Savoy Orpheans, “Lido , Lady”; tacet; New Light Symphony i Orchestra, “Rustic Wedding Symphony”; Victor Olof Sextet, “To a l Water Lily”; New Light Symphony OrL chestra, “Spanish Dance”; Wurlitzer i organ, Reginald Foort, “Just like a Darby and Joan”; tacet; Jack Hylton’s Orchestra, “The Selfish Giant”; Victor Olof Sextet, (a) “To a Wild Rose,” (b) . “In Autumn”; violin and Wurlitzer organ, De Groot and Terence Casey, “Parted”; tacet; Victor Symphony Orchestra, “Dance of the Hours”; Wurlitzer organ, Reginald Foort, “Love Lies”; march, American Legion Band, ft lowa Corn Song”; tacet. 7.0: News session, market reports and , sports results; lecturette, represent- ■ ative Agricultural Department,” For the Man on the Land.”

8.0: Chimes; overture, 2YA Salon Or- “■ chestra (conductor, Mr Bat Dixon), ‘“lf I I Were King”; contralto, Miss Violet p Roberts, (a) “Redskin,” (b) “Little - Pal”; baritone, Mr Harry Matthew, “ “Lighterman Tom”; popular song, Miss - Lily Charles, “Painting the Clouds with ]\ Sunshine”; instrumental, 2YA Salon C Orchestra, (a) “Wiegenlied,” (b) C “Rokoko”; Hebrew humour, Ajax, 1 "Cohen Broadcasts”; contralto, Miss t Violet Roberts, “I'm Bringing a Red, C Red Rose”; baritone, Mr Harry Mat- r thew, (a) “My Desire,” (b) “Tally Ho”; I instrumental, 2YA Salon Orchestra; e weather report and announceme ts. j I 9.1: Suite—2YA Salon Orchestra, i I “Danses Miniature de Ballet”; popular songs—Miss Lily Charles, (a) “Dream j Lover,” (b) “Love —Your Spell is ; ( Everywhere”; Hebrew humour —Ajax, £ “Cohen Goes to Wembley”; instru- i i mental —2YA Salon Orchestra, “Trot 1 de Cavalerie”; dance programme: Fox- c trot—Paul Specht’s Orchestra, “I Love - You, I Love You”; foxtrot —Vern 3 Buck’s Orchestra, “What a Girl! What , ’ a Night!”; organ solo—Terence Casey, ] “I’m Lonely”; foxtrot—Stellar Dance i Band, “In the Shadows”; foxtrot— j ‘ Piccadilly Players. “Who Did? You ; ! Did”; waltz—Continental Novelty j ' Quintet, “Sunlight”;, vocal duet —The j Trix Sisters, “My Rock-a-Bye Baby”; j : foxtrot with vocal refrain—Jan Gar- I 1 ber’s Orchestra, “Weary River”; fox- j trot—Ben Selvin’s Orchestra, “If I j : Had You.” ' 10.0: Bass solo—Robert Easton, “If , Ever I Met the Sergeant”; foxtrot— Stellar Dance Band, “The Song I I Love”; foxtrot—The Piccadilly Players, “Happy-Go-Lucky Bird”; organ— , Terence Casey, “Bird Songs at Eventide”; foxtrot —Ben Selvin’s Orchestra, “If You Want the Rainbow”; foxtrot— California Ramblers, “You’re Just a Great Big Baby Doll”; waltz—Continental Novelty Quintet, “On Board”; vocal duet —The Trix Sisters, “I’m Crazy Over You”; foxtrot—California Ramblers, “Bless You, Sister”; waltz — The Cavaliers, “I Loved You Then as I Love You Now”; Band—Garde Re- 1 publicaine de France, “Marche Indienne”; foxtrot—Stellar Dance Band, “Heartbroken and Lonely”; foxtrot— Piccadilly Band, “A Room With a. View”; baritone —Tom “Happy Days and Lonely Nights”; foxtrot — Stellar Dance Band, “I Can’t Make Her Happy”; waltz—Eddie Thomas’s Collegians, “Moments with You”; Band —Garde Republicaine de France, “Le Bombarier”; foxtrot —Piccadilly Band, “Try to Learn to Love”; waltz—Eddie Thomas’s Collegians, “Moonlight on , the Danube”; baritone solo—Tom Bar- | ratt, “Shout Hallelujah ’Cause I’m i Home.” 11.0: God Save the King. 3YA, CHRISTCHURCH. Silent Day. i 4YA, DUNEDIN. 3.0: Chimes. 4.25: Sporting results; close down. , 5.0: Children’s Hour. 6.0: Dinner session: Band—Band of . the Garde Republicaine of France, » “The Two Pigeons”: (1) Entrance of , Tziganes, (2) Scene and March of the Two Pigeons; Band—Band of the l Garde Republicaine of France, “The . Two Pigeons”: (3) Hungarian Dance, (4) Theme and Variations; tacet; orchestral—Modern Dance Players,

“Over the Waves”; orchestral —Modern I Dance Players, “Amoretten Tanze”; | piano—Gil Dech, “Le Jet d'Eau”; band —B.B. C. Wireless Military Band, j “Fourpcnce-Halfpenny Farthing”; trio i —Stellar Instrumental Trio, “The 1 Maiden’s Prayer”; tacet; band—H.M. Grenadier Guards, “Fantasia on 17th Century Music, A.D. 1664”; organ— Terence Casey, “Bird Songs at Eventide”; orchestral —Continental Novelty Orchestra, “Las Lagarteranas”; instrumental—Squire Celeste Octet, “Come Into - the Garden, Maud”; organ—Terence Casey, “I’m Lonely”; band—--8.8. C. Wireless Military Band, “Lilli Burlero”; tacet. 7.0: News session. 8.0: Chimes; overture—Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards, “New Sullivan Selection”; soprano—Miss E. Shepard, (a) “Love Triumphant,” Co) “A Thought”; instrumental—4YA Broadcasting Trio, Musical Switch; recitals —Mr A. Gorrie, Series No. 2, “Poets Lost to England During the Great War”; bass-baritone—Mr G. M. Salmond, “The Sands of Dee”; instrumental —4YA Broadcasting Trio, “Three Henry VIII. Dances”; tenor— Mr W. Harrison, “My Sweetheart When a Boy.” ; 9.0: Weather report; selection—- | Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards, I “Merrie England”; soprano—Miss E. i Shepard. “Columbine’s Garden”; instrumental—4YA Broadcasting Trio, * (a) “Serenade,” (b) “Londonderry , Air”; bass-baritone—Mr G. M. Salmond, “When the Swallows Homeward Fly”; piano—Mrs C. Drake, “Gavotte”; male choir—Salisbury Singers, “Sleep, Gentle Lady,” “Round About a Wood”; tenor —Mr W. Harrison, (a) “A Resolve,” (b) “Mary”; instrumental —4YA Broadcasting Trio, Suite, “A Night in Venice”; march medley—Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards, “Martial Moments.” 10.2: God Save the King.