RADIO PROGRAMMES.

Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 296, 14 December 1931, Page 4

RADIO PROGRAMMES.

The wireless programmes to be broadcast tolnlght are:— 2YA, Wellington (416 m 6.0: Dinner music session—Orchestra, “March of the Bojaren”; Band. “The Desert Song”; Octet, ‘‘Memories of Devon”; Orchestra, “Summer Days Suite,” (a) "In a Country Lane,” (b) “On the Edge of the Lake,” (c) “At the Dance”; Band, “New Sullivan Selection ”; Orchestra. “ Andante.” “ Voices of Spring,” “Bridal procession”; Octet, “Collette”; Orchestra, “Gavotte from ‘ Idomeneo,’ ” “Wood Nymphs,” “ Radetzky March.” 7.0: News, reports and sports results. 7.40: Talk, Mr Len J. Greenberg, “The Problem of the Boy.” 8.0: Record. 8.8: Bass, Signor Cesaroni and Male Chorus, Grand Scene from “ Mephistophele.” 8.18: 2YA Orchestrina, “La Boheme.” 8.26: Presentation of famous scenes from “ Faust.” Marguerite, Eunice Standen; Mephistopheles, Lucien Cesaroni; Siebel. Janet Stirling; Marta, Ailsa Dillon. Act 11. (1) Piano introduction and Chorus of Soldiers; (2) recitative and “ The Calf of Gold,” Mephistopheles. Act 111. —8.32: (1) Introduction, piano; (2) “Flower Song,” Siebel; (3) “Jewel Song,” Marguerite; (4) “Malediction of the Flowers,” Mephistopheles. 8.44: Orchestrina, “ Faust ” Ballet Music. Act 1V.—8.51: (a) “When All Was Young.” Siebel; (b) “Soldiers’ Chorus”; (c) “ Serenade,” Mephistopheles; (d) “ The Famous Church Scene,” Marguerite. Mephistopheles and chorus; (e) Final Chorus of the Angels. 9.14: Weather report and station notices. 9.24: Company. “ Let Our Scottish Hearts Rejoice.” 9.34: Orchestrina, “Largo e Mesto.” 9.40: Choruses, “Softly the Birds,” “O Rejoice in the Lord.” 9.50: Orchestrina, “ Tannhauser.” 10.0: Dance music programme until 11 p.m. 3YA, Christchurch. (306m.—980k.). 6.0: Dinner music—Orchestra, “The Circus Princess,” “At the Fireside,” “ Gipsy’s Farewell,” “ Evening Chimes,” " Aubade,” “ Hear You Again ” Medley, “ Oh. This Beautiful Springtime,” “ White Acacia,” “ Short But Delicious,” “ Casanova, I Love You ” Tango, “ Little Serenata,” “ Poppies.” 7.0: News and reports. 7.30:: Miss W. Haward, M.A., “ Food, Clothing and Trade—Their Reactions in English History.” 8.0: Rangiora Band. “ Galvani,” “Sing Me to Sleep.” 8.10: Baritone, Mr P. Wynne Yorke, “An Old Song,” “The Early Morning,” “ Come, Dance at Your Wedding.” 8.17: Christchurch Broadcasting Trio, “ Waltz,” “To a Fairy Boat,” “Serenade.” 8.25: Mezzo-con-tralto, Mrs Winifred Andrews, “My Dear Soul,” “ The Little Coon’s Pray Cr.” 8.32: Band. Selection from Schubert’s Works. 8.42: H]umour, Mr H. Instone, “A Perfect Lady Entertains.” 8.48: Victor Symphony Orchestra, “ Kamennoi Ostrow.” 8.52: Soprano, Miss Thelma Ayers, “ Sunflakes,” “ Good Morning, Brother Sunshine.” 8.57: Band, “Takapuna.” 9.2: Weather forecast and station notices. 9.4: Savoy Orpheans, “Lido Lady.” 9.12: Mr Yorke. “ Plaisir d’Araor.” 9.15: International Novelty Quartet, “Three Blind Mice.” 9.18: Mrs Andrews. “ Sunrise and Sunset." “ Four Ducks on a Pond.” 9.21: Band, “ Carisbrook.” 9.29: Mr Instone, “ M’Brae’s System.” 9.33: Broadcasting Trio. “Love Song,” “March Militaire.” 9.39: Organ, Sydney Gustard, “ Phantom Melody.” 9.42: Miss Ayers. “Rose. Softly Blooming,” “ The Valley of Laughter.” 9.49: Piano novelty. Herschel lienlere, “ Tinkering with Home, Sweet Home.” 9.55: Light Opera Company, “Lady Luck.” 9.59: Band, “ Wairoa.” 10.3: Close. NEW AUSTRALIAN STATION. Opening on Wednesday Next. According to private advice from Australia received by Mr A. D. Ford, Riccarton, a new wireless broadcasting station called 2CO will be on the air for the opening night event on Wednesday next. This station is of exceptional power and it is claimed to be the most powerful in Australia. It is situated between Sydney and Melbourne and will be used by some of the present stations for relay work. It should be heard here with great volume. This station must not be confused with a small station which is coming on the air under the call of 2CH.