BROADCASTING.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20491, 9 March 1932, Page 6

BROADCASTING.

; 1 TO DAY'S f sta, r 5 (980 Kilocycles}s 3 p.m.: Gramophone recital, ' results. 5.0: Children's hour, conffirajml if Cousin Beatrice... 6,0: Dinner mniwJMhttlL.-M 7.0: News and r*porU. 7.30: .AJUHHmb stock market, report*. 7.40: Talk —SjnWuH Wiltshire, "Books pi the Month, 1 ' ■atre&iM* Chimes. . Overture* —Studio Orchestra QM&jgft 4uctor, Mr Harold BeckL iVgpiiolanfl—(Beethoven). 8.9?^, ■Be corf—-Piano —MjHHHj Hambourg, PnHndi'Oathedrale £«■■ loutie" (Debu«y). Fred. 0. FenlpJ^sU)""^? (Pinsuti); (b) "Inter Nos' r ; 8.18: LotajutT*>°. ■ Miniature VietmoiseV {Kreisler). tralto—Mrs IT, NelsonKerr, (a) jnw?naH|H Primrose" (Gik|); JJ)' Were Only WingeJ" (Hilui). —'Cello —Cedric pj^ySfgiMH Paroles" (Tschaikowaky). •' Tenor—Tito SeTupa," • (a) Stella"; (b) ''Mandulinata•» Mpnle liaferri), 9.35: a "Valse Caprice" (Rubinstein); (b)., ful Dance' • (Cowan); (c) (jouaskpW&aJß (Bantook). 8.47: Bettendorf, "Romance <TfeMPJ»W?OTa|M 8.50: Record—Piano— Egon .....Petti, Message'' (Schubert-Lisit). 8-53., t -m 'Cello —Gaspar Caspar Cassailo, _ . Napoletana" (Bcambati); '■ Fred. O. Penlold, 'I. W« n ]f. l (Sullivan). 9,8: WrtUwr notices." 9.4: "Lucia Di Laramemoor',* (UOmMtftW o ■ Contralto —Mrs 1?. of the Lotus 9.21: Instrumental —Studio, "Andante" (Techaikowsky). -?.«-.TWgjM Torn Vitulli and Giorgini B^dmi—^^Wjj To Sweet Awakening . » Ennce music' by Pete* BOTBI. Timers'" (arr. Bryson) —Lester McFarland *• "Go And Leave Me If fTrdtl V 19.50: - Band, '"Honolulu Moon" (LaTOence)» ina—' 'Maxina" (HurndallK rilles—' 'OlAlrishi' («r». Record—Carter's A' l '; h y "tffaMgi day Night Waltz' J <- TSp,,ri»Wai»M|B EsßiUtlon i Part" (Levalli). !■ Tulloch" (arr. Brysw). W.»«| b4 , to r ifl Ruth Etting, (a) , I ?*K2SJL pfipln ITWXI Dream" (Lewis): (h) ■ World" (Eekersfey). , Q \.^ Band, "Memories '(BwiBH 10.25: Record—The _ Hearted Walt*" (Kenney). . Jjf&| Orchestra, "Because There You" (Hirsch). 10.31; ..;*ffSS5-7ttiWi "Moon Winks" (Bteveft»>- .aBSLIriM Rinka" <lJurnda.il). 10,87,, Douglas, (a) "That (fcndor); (b) "Shmamla Da ,^ a ,,<Jrt»i3gl 10.43: Boston rfpMEfjj Little Army* (Alford). Bell" (Kerr). 10.49. Orchestra: "For You - ney's Orchestra, The W*tt* ? rfffigg Me." 10.55: Barn Dwe^g" Scotty'" (Clarke). W ?|err):' "-'•■PrTB Band, /'Money Musk ,<£%'iy.wi)./03® Band, "Old-Tune Airs _ l *"' „ ' 2TA, WBUjUHWOS ym (720 Klloeycleß.) 10 a.m.: Ohlmes. r^ufaitfvM 11.87: Leeturette— "Hollywood 12 noon: Lunth honr music. . , J ted recordings 8.30 and 4.80., ww» 6.0: Children's hour, conducted W ; Daisy. 6.0: Dinner music News, reports and W?*" r g a. Music-loveirs' Competition. Programme ot recordings- 6 . Godwin Orchestra, Fro ? l 9 . y n rml I Barcelona (Borchert). B.»* v gT Dorothy Bennett and Bober i,^;^. "Pardon, Madame" ( A "Goodnight" (Abraham-Grahff k Xylophoie with orchestra--Nehring, (a) "P'ano p «6timM (b) "Bullfighter" (Volpatti). certed —Columbia light OP®", "White Horse Inn" (G»ham).£j|fe Humour—Clarkson Rose, - AijJJJrjL.JJmBj ABC" (Rose). 8.35: Livschakoff Orchestra, ' J'/ (Powell); (b) "In the Bar of the (Rosen). 8.41: Vocal , tros, "Songs of Old Erin p.(rfw|K 8.49: Pianoforte, with orcn©*^ #f Roseborough, (a) "Melody In^^ stein); (b) "A Liebestrawne (Liszt, arr. Wood). 8.57: Guards Peter Dawson, "When The. <>®" Marching/By" (Barker). 9.0; jL ftia «it»!sSg| port« and station notices. 9.2:, Dr. Guy- H. Scholefield, 0.8. E. 9ji'- ~D raS "mentals-Regal Cinema Orches' ga. Lane Memories." 9.25: l®* lo . . Adams and the Variety Singers, \ Honeysuckle end the Bee" (Fenn) > \ ' J.Jl® The Side of the Zuyder Zee'* Saxophone—-Tom Kats, (•) *vi "ViH*® enne" - (Roberts, arr. Katz) | ' ' Lucile" (Benkman). 9.37: -0"® Dooleys, "An Old-Time Crosi'"*J ZaWmi ( Wood ). 9.43: Instrumental pn»«" national Novelty Quartet, _„,v l Oonvent Bell ia Ringing" (£*** JjMS "I Do Like To Be Beside 5» (Kind). 9.49: Baritone—Noel, Oowwro. Little Fish" (Coward). 9.58: —Paul Godwin's Orchestra, - rama Medley" (Lincke).