RADIO NOTES

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 19, 2 June 1939, Page 7

RADIO NOTES

FRIDAY, JUNE 2. *IYA: 8.0 Readings from the works -of Oliver Goldsmith, by Elizabeth; Loe; 8.32 Owen Jensen % pianist, with the Studio Orchestra. Concerto in B -.Flat Major (Handel); 8.47 A John ;Sebastian Bach vocal cameo; 9.0 Wea ;ther; 9.5 Studio Orchestra; 9.15 Or- * ehestra with Madeleine Grey, so. prano as soioist, "'Songs of Auvci'gne" -<collected and arranged by J. Can"teloube): 9.39 Temianka. Chamber "Orchestrgi; 9.43 London Philharmonic "Orchestra; 10.0 Music, mirth and « * * • *2YA: 8.0 Grand Symphony Orchestra ''Women of Vienna' 7 Overture (Lehar); 8.8 Richard Tauber, teno*; -"5;. 14 Bobby Brown and his Accordion / Band; 8.20 Ray Kinney, vocal t with " ~X,ani Mclntire and his Hawaiians; «.26*Egon Kaiser Orehestra; 8.32 H Kenny Baker, vocal; 8.38 Harry Hor lick and his orchestra; 8.45 Talk by Bareness von Oerten, "A Remnant -•of an Ancient People —Meeting with r.a South African Bushman"; 9.0 Wea. ther; 9.5 Eb and Zeb; 9.15 A pro•gramme by the Wellington South "Salvation Army Band. Vocal interludes by the Orpheus Sestet; 9.21 The •"Orpheus Sestet; 9.27 The Band; 9.38 "The Orpheus Sestet: 9.44 Reginald Foort, organ; 9.48 The Band; 10.0 •"'Rhythm on Record**—a programme «-of new dance recordings, compered Ijy "Turntable." • * » • 3YA: 8.0 Philharmonic Symphony of New York, ''Semiramid*; •soverture; 8.14 Edna Henderson, soprano; 8.24 Lew White, organ, \Val*do Mayo, violin and Theodore Cells, liarp; 8.38 Don Cossacks Choir, Two •Old Wedding Songs; 8.42 Dorothy Da vies. New Zealand pianist. Ballade in F Minor, Nocturne in F Sharp Major (Chopin); 9.0 Weather; 9.5 Reserved; 9.20 Alfredo Campoli and his Salon Orchestra.; 9.27 A. G. "Thompson, baritone; 9.39 The London Palladium Orchestra. m * * * 4YA: 8.0 Dad and Dave fromSnaUe i*Gully; 8-15 Pinto Pete in Arizona; 8.30 The Rich Uncle from Fiji; 5.42 ; Reserved: 9.0 Weather; 9.5 The Lon. ■ don Philharmonic Orchestra, Allegro v non troppo, from Symphony No. 2 In D Major (Brahms); 9.20 Readings "by Professor T. D. with musinterludes; 10.0 Dance music by the Savoy Dance Band {from tha ■Savoy Restaurant). •^dancing. SATURDAY, JUNE 3. IYA: 12.0 Running commentary on -the Auckland Racing Club's meeting; Rugby from Eden Park; 8.0 Sturflio recital by Royal Auckland Choir -with instrumental interludes. Benin Philharmonic Orchestra, ''Boccaccio" 8.8 The Choir, Three Chorales; 8.17 Natan Milstein, violin; .8.26 The Choir; 8.37 Alexander Bor_ -owsky, piano, Rhapsodies Nos 10 and 11 8.47 The Choir; B.T.d -Grand Symphony Orchestra; 9.0 Wea ther; 9.5 Old-time dance programme the "Pirate Shippe Dance Band.'' ] qs * * 9 2YA: 3.0 Rugby from Athletic TPark; 8.0 Coronets of England: The Life of Queen Elizabeth; 8.29 New Mayfair Orchestra; 8- 37 Walt Disney's Silly Symphony ? ''Three Blind Musketeers"'; 8.40- The London Piano Acrordion Band; 8.4.3 Tony Martin, \vtraal; 8.49 Raymonde and his Band •■o' Banjos; 8.32 George Form by, comedy vocal; 8.55' Carroll Gibbons and his Boy Friends; 9.0 Weather; *)."> Dance programme. * * * « -3YA: 2.45 (approx) Commentary «on Rugby fixture, 1 North Island Universities v South Island Universities; L : Homestead on the Rise: 8.15 On? [ - Good Deed-a Day ; 8 .27 Terence Casey -organ; 8.35 Coronets of England: I "The Life of Charles 11, The Merry Monarch; 9.0 Weather; 9.5 The Midnight Revellers; 3.31 The Chatterboxes in an original patter sketch; - H's Majesty's Theatre Orchestra; 9.33 Stars Calling, compered by lion -aid Fra,nkau (various); 9.42 The -Chatterboxes; 9.52 Debroy Soiners Band; 10.15 Dance music. « « * 9 <" ~ 11.30 and at intervals: Run- ' ning commentary on the racing at -the Dunedin Jockey Club's meeting -at Wingatui; 8.0 Albert Kctclbcy's Concert Orchestra; 8-10 Alison Tyrie contralto; 8.1(i The London PallaOrchestra; 8.24 Ray -tenor; 8.33 Bert Hirsch's Novelty Or. 8.46 Alison Tyrie, contralto ;Btf>2 New Mayfair Orchestra, "Caval. ~cade Suite''; 9.0 Weather; 9.5 Dance music.

SUNDAY, JUNE 4. IYA: 11.0 Presbyterian service relayed from St David's Church; 7.0 Anglican service relayed from St. Mary's Cathedral; 8.15 Selected recordings; 8.30 E.I.A.R. Symphony Orchestra, Turin, ''Overture: The Siege of Corinth.'' (Rossini); 8.40 Webster Booth, tenor, with the Lindonnel Three; 8.46 Louis Vos s and his Orchestra,; 8.52 Light Opera Com pany "Memories of Lehar"; 9.0 Wea. ther; 9.5.10.0 A studio presentation by J. W. Bailey and players: ''Peace by the Derwent.'' $ * * *• 2YA: 11.0 Baptist Church service from Vivian Street Church; 7.0 Presbyterian Church service, relayed from St James", Wellington South; 8.15 Selected recordings; programme featuring works of French composers from 8.30 to 9 p.m.; at Jocelyn Walker, pianist and at 0.17 Schubert's "Symphony No. 9 in C Major''; London Philharmonic Orch. estra; 8.38 Minon, Vallin* soprano; 9.0 Weather; 9.5 Jocelyn Walker, pianist; 9.17.10.0 The London Symphony Orchestra. * * * * 3YA: 11.0 Methodist, service relayed from Durham Street Church; (i.1'.0 Church of Christ service,, relayed from Moorhouse Avenuef 8.0 Selected recordings; 8.30-10.45: ''Music from the Theatre." a complete presen tation of "A id a" by Verdi. * # * « 4YA: 11.0 Presbyterian service from first Presbyterian Church; 6.30 Methodist service from Trinity Church; 8.30 Concert by the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Eugene Ormandy,. Soloists; Lotte Lehmann, soprano, Ania Dorfmann, Heinrich Schlusnu*, baritone.