RADIO PROGRAMMES.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18581, 30 May 1930, Page 5

RADIO PROGRAMMES.

NEW ZEALAND STATIONS. FRIDAY, MAY 30. IYA. AUCKLAND. 3 p.m.—Afternoon session, selected studio items, including literary selection by the announcer. 4.30 p.m.—Close down. 5 p.m.—Children’s session. 6 p.m.—Dinner session. 7 p.m.—News and market reports. 8 p.m.—Chimes; Berlin State Orchestra, “Capriccio Italien, Op. 45”; Madame Towsey, “The Young Nun”; Studio Trio, “Suite of Pieces”; Mr John Bree, “Moonlight”; Royal Opera Chorus. “Spinning Chorus” from “The Flying Dutchman”; violin solo, Miss Ina Bosworth. “Allegretto”; Miss Aimee Clapham, “Hindoo Song”; recital, Mr J. F. Montague, “Clarence’s Dream”; clarinet solo, Mr S. C. Lewis, “La Militaire”; Madame M. Towsey and Mr J. Bree, “When the Lilac Bloom Uncloses”; Studio Trio, “Rondo Alla Russe.” 9 p.m.—Evening forecast and announcements; Victor Concert Orchestra, “Amaryllis”; Miss Aimee Clapham (a) “Charming Chloe,” (b) “Four Ducks in a Pond”; violin solo, Miss Ina Bosworth, “Liebesfreud”; Mr John Bree, “Devotion” clarinet solo. Mr S. C. Lewis (a) “Lucia di Lammermoor,” (b) “Tannhauser”; Victor Concert Orchestra. “Minuet in G”; humour, J. F. Montague (a) “The Thinnest Gfi'l,” dramatic (b> “Christmas at Sea”; Madame Mary Towsey fa) “Pleading,” (b) “The Tryst"; Studio Trio, “Promenade” from “Carnival”; Madame Mary Towsey and Alice Aimee Clapham, “Still as the Night”; Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra, “Marche Slave.” 10.3 p.m.—God Save The King. 2YA, WELLINGTON. 3 p.m.—Chimes; selected studio items. 3.30 and 4.30 p.m.—Sporting results. 4.30 p.m.—Close down. 5 p.m.—Children’s session. 6 p.m.—Dinner session; Royal Albert Hall Orchestra, "Carmen Prelude, Act 1”; National Symphony Orchestra, “Sylvia Ballet Cortete de Bacchus”; organ. Reginald Foort, “Schon Rosmarin”; facet; Marek Weber’s Orchestra, “Vienna by Night”; ’cello, Lauri Kennedy. “Hungarian Rhapsody”; tacet; National Symphony Orchestra. “Bohemian Girl”; Royal Albert Hall Orchestra. “Carmen Prelude, Act 2”; organ.* Reginald Foort, “A Brown Bird Singing"; tacet: Royal Opera Orchestra. “Hungarian Dance No. 5”; H.M. Coldstream Guards, “H.M.S. Pinafore”; tacet.

7 p.m.—News session, market reports and sports results; lecturette, Mr A. E. Wilson, “Tourist and Holiday Resorts.” A special programme featuring the Philharmonic Quartet in Vocal gems from “The Arcadians.

8 p.m.—Chimes; 2YA Orchestrina, “May Day”; Miss Ena Rapley, “The Pipes of Pan”; piano, Miss Edith Rait (a) “Automne,” (b) “Sentimentals”; Mr A. Brady, “Sweet Simplicitas”; recitals. Miss Dorothy Miller, “The Crowning of Dreaming John”; 2YA Orchestrina, “Shegourstchka”; Messrs Arthur Brady, Edwin Dennis and Miss Madge Freemaii, “Truth is so Beautiful”; 2YA Orchestrina, “The Arcadians”; weather report and announcements; quartet. Philharmonic, “The Joy of Life”: 2YA Orchestrina, “Three Beautiful Dances from Neil Gwynn”; Miss Madge Freeman and Mr Arthur Brady. “Somewhere”; recitals, Miss Dorothy Miller (a) “Forgiven,” tb)

“Vespers”; band of H.M. Coldstream Guards, “Selection of Leslie Stuart’s Songs”; Miss Madge Freeman. “Bring Me a Rose”; Mr Edwin Dennis and Miss Madge Freeman, “Half-Past Two”: Jack Hylton’s Orchestra. “Old Musical Comedy Gems”; Mr Arthur Brady, “All Down Piccadilly”; Lente, 2YA Orchestrina, “Duex Souvenir”; God Save The King. 3YA, CHRISTCHURCH. 3.0: Afternoon session; gramophone recital. 4.25: Sports results. 4.30: Close down. 5,0: Children’s hour. 6.0: Dinner session: International Concert Orchestra, “Over the Waves’’; Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra, j “High Water”; Hilo Hawaiian Orchestra, “My Hula Love”; Zonophone Salon Orchestra, “Simple Aveu”; tacet; Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra, “Mississippee” Suite; organ, Edward O’Henry, “Chant Sans Paroles”; Zonophone Salon Orchestra, “Narcissus”; tacet; International Concert Orchestra, “Danube Waves”; Hilo Hawaiian Orchestra, “Kawaihau Waltz”; Paul Whiteman and his Concert Orchestra, “Caprice Futuristic”; organ. Edward O'Henry, “Ca C’Est Madrid”; tacet; Hylton’s Orchestra, “Good Old Songs” Selection; International Concert Orchestra, “Barcarolle”; tacet. 7.0: News session. 8.0: Chimes; popular and miscellaneous programme: Dajos Bela Orchestra, “Dancing Demoiselle”; Valencia Quartet, “Silver Threads Among the Gold”; Miss Lucy Fullwood. “A May Morning”; Studio Instrumental Octet, “Artist’s Life”; Mr T. G. Rogers “The Land of Dream”; Miss Mary Taylor. “Danny Boy”; humorous recitations, Mr H. Instone, (a) “Skipper Bill,” “The Village Choir”; Mr E. J. Johnson, “Mother Machree”; quartet, Valencia Quartet, “The Parting Kiss”; Studio Instrumental Octet, “Wildflower”; Miss Lucy Fullwood, “It is Only a Tiny Garden”; cautionary tale, Mr H. Instone, “The Motor Boy”; Studio Instrumental Octet, “Serenade.” 9.3: Weather report and announcements; Valetta Duo, “Sing, Sing, Bird on the Wing”; Mr E. J. Johnson. “Song of the Bow”; Studio Instrumental Octet, “Eidelweiss Gavotte”; Miss Mary Taylor, “Lullaby”; Valencia Quartet, “When the Heart is Young”; Studio Instrumental Octet, (a) “You Were Meant for Me,” (b) “Broadway Melody.” 9.30: Dance music; Broadway Nitelites, “You’re the Cream in My Coffee”; Denza Dance Band, “A Land in Spain”; Benson All Star Orchestra, “To Know You is to Love You”; The Piccadilly Players, “The Five O’clock Girl”; Will Fyffe. “She Was the Belle of the Ball”; The Piccadilly Players. “The Five O’clock Girl”; Rhythmic Troubadours, vocal refrain. “Revolutionary Rhythm'': Ipana Troubadours. “’s Wonderful.” “I’ll Get By”; Debroy Somers’s Band, “Without You, Sweetheart”; Paul Specht and his Orchestra, “Hittin’ the Ceiling”; Charles Lawman and Novelty Accompaniment, “Oh! Sweetheart, Where are You Tonight?”; Rudy Vallee, “Outside”; Denza Dance Band, “One Summer Night”; Swain’s Cafe Royal Band, “It Goes Like This, That Funny Melody”; Selvin’s Orchestra, “Ramona”; Bernie’s Orchestra, “I Want to Meander in the Meadow"; Midnight Revellers,. “The Moonlight March”; Bernie’s Orchestra. “Where the Bab-Bab-Babb- I ling Brook”; Paul Specht and Orches-;. tra, vocal refrain, “Sing a Little Love: Song”; Charles Lawman and Novelty!; Accompaniment. “When We Get To-! ’ gether in the Moonlight”; The Cav- , alters. “Sleepy Valley”: Lombardo's , Royal Canadians, “You Made Me Love j j You”; Rhythmic Troubadours andi

i vocal refrain. “When the Real Thing 5 Comes Your Way”; Lombardo's Royal l Canadians, “You Belong to Me. I 5 Belong to You"; Midnight Revellers, ; “Sweetheart's Holiday”; The Caval--1 iers, “Recollections”; Swain’s Band, L “Sleep. Baby Sleep”; Selvin’s Orches- . tra, “In My Bouquet of Memories”; » Swain’s Band, “Heigh Ho! Everybody, Heigh Ho!” 11.0: God Save the King. . 4YA, DUNEDIN. 3.0: Chimes; selected gramophone items. 4.25: Sporting results. 4.30: Close down. [ 5.0: Chimes; children’s hour. 6.0: Dinner session. 7.0: News session. 8.0: Chimes; Victor Symphony Or- , chestra,_ 4 “Dance of the Hours”; Mr B. C. Bellhouse, (a) “Mine Enemy,” (b) •'You Along o’ Me”; 4YA Trio, “Andante from Trio in E Flat”; Miss Valda McCurdy, (a) “Bird of Love Divine,” (b) “Little Lady of the Moon”; organ, Reg Goss Custard. “The Question"; Mr C. Russell-Smith. “The King’s Picture”; ’cello. Mr P. J. Palmer, “Sonata”; Mr James Simpson. “All Joy Be Thine”; La Scala Orchestra, “Don Juan”; Miss Irene Horniblow. (a) “Who Knows?” tb) “Fairy Waters”; weather report. 9.1: 4YA Trio, “Rondo” from “Trio in B Flat”; Mr B. C. Bellhouse, “Onaway, Awake, Beloved”; Victor Symphony Orchestra, “Kamennoi Ostrow”; Miss Valda McCurdy, “April Moon”; piano, Mr Max Scherek, “Rhapsody in B Minor”; recitals. Mr C. Russell Smilh, (a) “The Old Schoolmaster,” (b) “Hullo”; organ, Reg Goss Custard, “The Answer"; Mr James Simpson, (a) “Serenata,” (b) “Dear Love, Remember Me”; 4YA Trio, “Minuet from Septet.” (b) “Rondo in A Minor”; Miss Irene Horniblow. “The Old Clay Road"; Detroit Symphony Orchestra, “Spanish Rhapsody”; God Save the King. AUSTRALIAN STATIONS. 2FC Sydney—9.3o to 1.0 a.m.: The presentation opens with an organ recital by G. Vern Barnett from the Aeolian Hall, the Mellow Fellows in song and story, harp solos by Signor Butta, and “Sidelights on Old Sydney” will constitute the first half of the programme prior to cross-over to 3LO Melbourne at 10.45. 2BL Sydney—9.3o to midnight. Songs Oliver King (basso) and Doris Robinson (soprano), Ethel Lang (entertainer at the piano). A pianoforte recital by Alan McCristal, and E. J. Fleming's radio play. “The Young in Heart.” Claude Corbett will give his sporting talk at 11.32. 4QG Brisbane (395m)—9.30 p.m. to 12.30 a.m.: “The Jazz Spider” second instalment. Dance music and studio items follow.