RADIO PROGRAMMES

Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 157, 31 December 1931, Page 3

RADIO PROGRAMMES

/THURSDAY, ■3Ist>*ECEMBiER. :-.-• - 2TA, WELLINGTON (720 KILOCYCLES). "(Daily ' from 10 a.m.) ■"•" . 5.0: Children's, hour. Uncle George and Big Brother Jack: / ■:;.■' . ' • ■ -, ► 6io:.Dinner ftiusic: Paul Godwin's Orchestra, "The Jolly-Bobbers", Overture. Mandolin and Lute Band, "PerliAspera Ad Astra." State Opera.:Orchestra;.BerJlri, ."Othello" Ballet. Paul Gddwln's Orchestra, "Bells of Vineta". Waltz. Philharmonic Orchestra; Berlin, "The Gipsy Ba,ron." Paul Godwin's Orchestra, "The Girl of the "Black Forest." ' Mandolin and Lute Band, "Turkish March." Ilja Lfvschaltoffs Orchestra, "Spring in Paris:" 'Philharmonic Orchestra, Berlin, "Les Huguenots" Overture. Paul i Godwin's Orchestra, "Lotus" Waltz; "Avant de Mourlr." . , 7.0: News. .'.'.'.! ' .'.'.'. .. 8/0.: Chimes.'- ,'New, Year's Eye party tendeted to the Radio' Broadcasting' Company, by a'YA Artists. •-.-"■ ■■ • 11.0: Watch-night-service from St. Andrew's Presbyterian:■'-Church. Preacher, Key W. Bullock. 12.0 (midnight): Relay of New Year's Eve Celebrations from Post Office Square. Community Singing of "Auld Lang Syne." ■■•'..: • 12.15 (approx.): God Save the King.,. 3YA,', Christchurch (980 kilocycles) .—12.0: Afternoon. sessibh. 5.0: Children's hour. 6.0: Dinner music:' National' Symphony Orchestra, .-Stradella" Overture. Royal Operi ' Orchestra, - "Faust" ' Ballet Music, First to Fourth Movements; 'The :Sleeping Beauty." : National Symphony Orchestra, "Caucasian Sketches"— (No. 1), In the Mountain. Pass. Organ duet, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Crawford, "The■ Moonlight Reminds Me of You." , Victor Oloff Sextet; Cherry Elpe." San Francisco Symphony Orchestra,. "Rosamunde Entr'acte." .Royal Opera Orchestra, ."Prelude,'The Huntress." Reginald King;and-His-Orchestra, ;"Song o' My Heart" Selection. Royal Opera! Orchestra, "Faust" Ballet : Music;: Fifth to Seventh Movements lf "Shepherd Fennel's Dance." 7.0: News. 8.0: Chimes. Recorded Programme with talk by Dr. J. Hight, 10.0: Impromptu proeramme: by 3YA artißts. 11.48:' Relay of description from Cathedral Square of New Year Celebrations, Including the Cathedral Bells. 12.10: God Save the King. :■

FRIDAY, Ist JANUARY. 2YA, WELLINGTON-(720 KILOCYCLES). ; '•■.-". (Dally from 10 a.m.) 5.0: Children's hour, Uncle' JIM. ' 6.0: Dinner session. . • ■ 7.0: News. 7.40: Talk, Mr. C. S. Dempster, "First Test Match." ■•• \ ..'■■"' : '.■..- .'■■■■ "•.

''.B.o:.:'Chimes..-- Overture, 2YA Orchestrlna (conductor, ; Signor A. P. Truda), "Zampa" (Herold).v • 4 18.8: Soprano, Miss Kathleen (Ferris, ; (a) (With flute obligato),' "Lo, -Hew the Gentle Lark"; (b) "Serenata." : , .8.14: Record, Cornet, Sergeant George Morgan, (a) "For You Along"; (b) "Because." 8.20: Piano and Vocal Duo, Mrs. Maud Russell and Mr. Frank Crowther, "Medley of Songs of Not So Long Ago." '8.32: 2YA Orchestrlna, "The Spring Maid" (Kelnhardt). • - •8.42: Eecord, Humour, Frank Crumlt, 'TVhat Kind of Nolße Annoys ah Oyster?" ' 8>46; Novelty Instrumental, Mr. Frank Tozer's Hawatlans. ' :'■ „ 8.52: Medley, 2YA Orchestrlna, "Ba.by Stare" (Bloom); ; ' 9 0: Weather.Teport and:station notices. 92: Piano ana.vocal duo, Mrs. Maud Russell and Mr. Frank. Crowther, selection of Popular Community Songs. '9.16: Soprano,' Miss Kathleen Ferris, (al "Deep in My Hearth; (b) "I Love You So." 9.32: Novelty Instrumental, Mr. Frank Tozer's Hawaiian Trio. 9.28: 2YA": Orchestrina, (a) "Hungarian Romance';. (Bendlx); (b) '^Nalla." . 9^36: Dance music from Adelphi Cabaret;, Interspersed with recordings from the ctudlo. 11.0: God save the -King. , • .:

3YA, Christchurch. '(980 . kilocycles).—l2.o: Results Canterbury. Park Trotting Club's races at Addington. 5.0: Children's hour. 6.0: ■Dinner session. 7.0: News. 8.0: Chimes. Record; Herman: Flnckls Orchestra, "Old and New" (FincJc). B,B;.Baritone, Mr. CHtb Hlndle, "Drake Goes .West"; (b) "I Heard You Singing." 8.14: Highland Pipes, Pipe Major J. A. Patterson, March, "Leaving Glen Urquhart,'' Strathspey, "Captain Jack Murray."' Reel, "Sleepy Maggie." 8.19: Vaudeville,, The Two Rascals. 8.28: Salon Orchestra (Conductor, Francis' Bate); Scottish Selection, "Culloden." 8 35 : Soprano.Mrs. Lucy. O'Brien, "Love's Own Kiss.V :■ 8.39: Concertina Duo, Theo' and Frances- ,Gunther, with piano, (a) "The Fink Lady" (Ivan Cfiryll); (b)."The Turkish Patrpl" (Mlchaelis). 8.46: Record, Community Singing, Albert Halle London, ■ "Marching Through Georgia." 8.50: Record, Bell solo with orchestra, (a) "Black Forest Musical Boxes",: (b) • "Snowdrops." 8.54: Humour, Mr. George Titchener.' 8.59 :'.■' Record, National Military Band, "The Birds and the Brook" (Stultz). 93: Weather report and station notices. 9.5: Salon Orchestra, (a) '.'Moon Magic".; (h) "Rose of ■ Samarkand" (Eric Coates). 0.14: Baritone Mr. Cllve Hindle, (a) "Here's to Love"; (b) "Sledge Song." - 9.18: - Highland Pipes, Pipe Major J. A. Patterson. ■ March, "Highland Bory." Hornpipe, "Harvest Home." Jig, '(Irish Jig.'" 9.23: Vaudeville. The Two Rascals. 930 • Record, Grand Cinema' Organ, "St. Petersburg Sledge Drive." 9.34: Soprano, Miss Lucy O'Brien (a) "Boat Song"; (b) "Vale." 9.40: Concertina Duo, Theo and Frances Gunther, March, "Repasz Band" (Sweeley) with piano, ."Jeanplne" (Shllkret). n45 ■ Record,. .Gr.esh.am Singers, "The Shepherdess.". .- 9:48.: .Humour, in' Song and. Story, Mr Geo Tltctfener, "Sirsaparllla." • 9i55: Salon Orchestra, "New: Sullivan Selection No. 1 " 10.5 : Dance Music until 11.