RADIO PROGRAMMES.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18637, 5 August 1930, Page 5

RADIO PROGRAMMES.

NEW ZEALAND STATIONS. s TUESDAY, AUGUST : ; IYA. AUCKLAND. ; 3.0: Afternoon session. selected > studio items. . 3.15: Talk. Mrs Les Crane, “The Beauty of Mind and Body in Relation , to Diet." 3.30: Further selected studio items. *.jo: Close down. 5.0: Children s session. 6.0: Dinner session. 7.0: News and market reports: talk. ■ Mr Alan McSkimmin 7. "Voice culture, 1 I Ancient and Modern.’’ 1 8.0: Chimes; Milan Symphony Or- ! . cheslra, “Bemiramide": Miss Doris . I Moore, “Ye Powers that Dwell Bej low”; IYA Orchestral Octet. Ballet ! Music from Operas’’: Mr and Mrs J. ’ | W. Bailey. “Sir Peter and Lady i Teazle,” from "The School for Scan- ; dal"; IYA Orchestral Octet, selection I j from the opera “Rigolet.to”: Mr A. B. ! ! Chappell. M.A.. “Topical Talk.’’ j 9.4: Evening weather forecast anu j ! j announcements; K.M. Grenadier! I Guards. "xie 11 Gw.vnn Dances"; piano | ! solo, Mr Cyril Tov r-ey. “Nocturne in F i j Sharp Major”; Miss Doris Moore. <a> l “Now’s the Time to Love," <b> "Ah! j Reudi Mi"; IYA Orchestral Octet. <ai , ! "Three Dances from ‘Hello America”’; Miss Lalla Hemus and IYA Orchestral Octet, (b) "Prelude and Clair dc ( Lime" from "Werther”; Mr and Mrs i J. W. Bailey. “Excerpt from "The > Three Musketeers’ —"The Queen’s : Necklace”: Del Polo and Male Quartet. “A Francesca"; IYA Orchestral ! Octet, selection from “The Belle of New Yo’/k." 10.1: God Save the King. 2YA, WELLINGTON. 12.30 p.m.: Relay of the special “Music Week” organ recital and community singing. 1.30: Close down. 3.0: Chimes; selected studio items. 1 3.30 and 4.30: Sporting results to j hand. 4.55: Close down. 5.0: Children’s session. 6.0: Dinner music session: Albert, ! Sandler and His Orchestra. “Someday. | ! Somewhere”: 8.8. C. Wireless Military j i Band. “Strathsnevs and Reels": saxo- ! phone. Rudv Wiedoeft, “Sax-o-phun”: | fen Fillls. “The Heart of Sunset”: j Percy Pitt and augmented Symphony Orchest’-a, “Poet and Feasant Over- ’ tore"; harp. Sidonei Goosens. “Song i of the Volga Boatmen’’; H. G. Amers I and the Eastbourne Municipal Band. | “The B’hovs of Tipperary": tacet; I Albert Sandler, and His Orchestra, j “Sonny Boy”; H. G. Amers and the Eastbourne Municipal Orchestra. “Sej Serenata”: saxophone, Rudy j j Wiedoeft, “La Cinquantaine”: Debroy j i Somers’ Band. “Russian Fantasy”; | j tacet; H. G. Amers and the East- j i bourne Municipal Band. “All on a . ! Christmas Morning—ldyll”; 8.8. C.; j Wireless Symphony Orchestra. “H.M.s. ; ( Pinafore,” selection, Parts 1 and 2: K.! ! G. Amers and the Eastbourne Muni- 1 j cipal Orchestra. “Taranteile for Flute ; and Clarinet": tacet. : 7 p.m.—News session, market reports ] i and sports results; lecturette, re~ve-1 ; tentative- of the Department of A-rri- | culture, “For the Man on the Land.” 1 8 p.m.—Chimes; relay of a concert of part-songs and choral items by the j Wellington Harmonic Society, the Wcl- j ! lington Commercial Travellers and ' Warehousemen’s Association Male. Voice Choir and the Orpheus Musical. Society; the Harmonic Society (a) j “Come. Pretty Wag. and Sing.” <b> ! “Wear*' Wind of the West,” <e> “Two! Psalms”; Mr and Mrs Eric Meier, j

I “Concerto for two violins in D Minor”; the Wellington Commercial Travellers and Warehousemen’s Association | Choir <al “Bugle Song," <b> "Calm lis the Lake.” (cl “Salamis”; the Orpheus Society. "The Peasant Cantata"; I God Save The King. 3YA. CHRISTCHURCH j Silent Day. 4YA. DUNEDIN. 3 p.m—Chimes; selected gramophone items. 4.25 p.m.—Sporting results. 4.30 p.m.—Close down 5 pm.—Chimes; children’s hour. 6 p.m.—Dinner session. 7 p.m.—News session; talk. Mr R. W. Marshall, “Tourist Resorts.” 8 p.m.—Chimes; relay from Town Hall. Dunedin, of Coleridge-Taylor’s I cantata, “A Tale of Old Japan.” Dunej :lin Choral Society. I 10 p.m.—God Save The King.