RADIO NOTES

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 13, 19 May 1939, Page 9

RADIO NOTES

FRIDAY, MAY 19. IYA: 8.0 Modern women poets — undines from their verse by Florence Robinson with incidental music from Brahms, Debussy, and Tsehaikowsky; 5.30 The Queen's Hall Orchestia; Stewart Harvey, baritone !).() Weather; 9.5 Symphony Orchestra; 9.23 Marion Anderson, contralto; 9.27 Symphony Orchestra; 9.51 Vladimir Rosing, tenor, 10.0 Music, mirth and melody. 2YA: S.O BBC recorded program, me: ''Breakfast with the Bullfinches'- - ; 8.31 Harry Hoilick and his salon or. chestra; S.IM Jean Sablon, light vocal: 8.-10 Walt Disney Silly Symphony "Three Little Wolves"; 9.13 Talk: Baroness Irene von Gcr'tzen, "'lndian Scene (1): Glimpses of Dnrjecling"; 9.0 Weather; 9.5 Eb and Zeb; 9.15 Massed Cavalry Bands; 9.2G Nettie Mackay, mezzo-soprano; 9.32 Band of H.M. Coldstrcam Guards; 9.46 Net. tic Mackay; 9.52 Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards; 10.0 Rhythm on record. 3YA: 8.0 The London Symphony Orchestra; 8.13 BBC Wireless chorus and orchestra; 8.20 Recital hy Betty and Vivien.ne Blamircs; 8.35 London Symphony Orchestra; 8.39 Ray Trewern, tenor; 8.54 Symphony Orchestra; 9.0 Weather; 9.5 Reserved: 9.20 Palladium Orchestra; 9.24 Vera Martin, contralto; 9.36 Light Symphony Orchestra; 9.48 Harry Dearth baritone: 9.56 Paladium Orchestra; 10.0 Music, mirth o,nd melody. 4YA: 8.0 Dad and Dave; 8.15 Pinto Pete: 8.30 Rich Uncle from Fiji: 8.42 New May fair Accordion Band; 8.45 Talk. by Mr J. Byas, "The Negro's contribution to American Culture"; 9.0 Weather; 9.8 St George's Singers; 9.12 Flonzalcy Quartet; 9.20 Readings by Professor Adams; 10.0 Dance music by Savoy Dance Band. SATURDAY. MAY 20. IYA: 3.0 llugbv football match a"> Eden Park; 8.0 Studio Orchestra; 8.1.2 Myrtle Chotc. mezzo-soprano; 8.24 Joan Bolgev. piano: 8-.3(5 Melody Five concerted vocal; 9.0 Weather; 9.5 Maria Hester, soprano; 9.13 Berlin State Opera Orchestra; 9.17 Marion and Mac. Scottish entertainers!: 9.25 Patricia Rossborough, piano; 9.51 Jack Hulbert; 9.37 Louis Richnrd Day accordion..; 9.43 Marion and Mac 9.50 Thfi Mills Brothers; 9.53 Otto Kcrmbach Orchestra: 10.10 Sammy Lee and his Amcrican.adians. 2YA: 3.0 Rugby football match at Athletic Park; 8.0 Coronets of Eng-

land; 8.29 London Palladium Orchestra; 8.32 T. J. Lacey, tenor, bracket of Irish songs; 8.38' London Piano Accordion Band; 8.41 A Tea Time Concert Party; 8.49 Charlie Kun?., piano; 8.52 Irish songs by T. S. Lacey; 5.58 Ambrose and his Orchestra; 9.0 Weather; 9.5 Dance programme . 3YA: 2.30 Commentary on Ruuby match; 8.0 Homestead on the Rise: 8.15 One Good Deed a Day; 8.2" Xcvelty Orchestra; 8.35 Coronets r>,! , England; 9.0 Weather; 9.5 Old-tim:' dance programme. 4YA: 3.0 Rugby at Carisbrook; S.O jDajos Bcla Orchestra: 8.10 Trevor Thomas, baritone; 5.16 Lang Worth Concert Orchestra: 8.29 Mary Pratt contralto; 8.39 Edith Lor and Orehestar; 8.40 Trevor Thomas; 8.52 The Parlophone Salon Orchestra; 9.0 Wcq ther; 9.5 Dance music. SUNDAY, MAY 21 IYA: 11.0 Anglican Church Service: 5.30 Orchestra of Opera Comicjiie "Miinon Overture"; 8.36 Sydney McEwan, tenor; 8.42 Philharmonic Orchestra; -).O Weather; 9.5 Mac. beth. 2YA: 11.0 Presbyterian service; 7.0 Baptist Service; 5.30 Berlin State Opera Orchestra; 8.38 Operatic Recital Gwenyth Greenwood, soprano: B.4BPable Casal s , cello; 8.52 Joseph Hislop, tenor, Apollo Gran forte, baritone: 9.0 Weather; 9.5 Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra; 9.13 M* 1 r_ ion contralto; 9.21 Boston. Promenade Orchestra; 9.29 E/.ia Pinza, ba>;s and orchestra; 9.35 Berlin State Opera House Orchestra; 9.49 Symphony Orchestra. 3YA: 11.0 Congregational Service: 7.0 Roman Catholic Service; 8.30 BBC Symphony Orchestra; 8.38 Ray Trewcrn, tcnoi": 8.53 BBC Symphony Orchestra: 9.0 Weather; 9.5 Bernard Shaw's play "Man of Destiny." 4YA: 11.0 Congregational Service"; G. 30 Anglican Service; 8.30 "Music from the Theatre,'* Verdi's "II Trovatore."