RADIO PROGRAMMES

Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 91, 15 October 1934, Page 16

RADIO PROGRAMMES

MONDAY, OCTOBER 15. | -2VA, WELLINGTON (570 KILOCYCLES). 5.0: Children's hour conducted by Andy Man. 6.0: Dinner music. Military Band, "La Rlrirata Itallana" (Dresclier). Orchestra Mascotte, "0 Spring How Fair Thou Art" Waltz (Lineke). Howard Jacobs (saxophone), "Sclion Bosmarlu" (Krelsler). Berlin Grand Symphony Orchestra, "Six German Dances" Nos. 1-0 (Mozart). C.21: Kalo do Costa (piano), "Pierrette" (Cluunlnadc). London Chamber Orchestra, "Sally ill Our Alley." Hampfbund Orchestra, "Hans Helling" Selection (Marschner). 0.33: Lubcn Wladigeroff (violin), "Danscs Polovtsienncs" do "Prince Igor" (Borodin). Massed Bands, conducted by J. Henry Ilos, "Sweet and Low" (Barnby). 6.43: Walford Hyden and His Magyar Orchestra, "Autumn Leaves" (Trad.). Victor Olof Salon Orchestra, "Bavarian Dance No. 2" (Elgar). 7.0: News. 7.40: Talk, "Tips to Motorists"—"Brakes." S.O: Chimes. Frank Crowther's Noveltys Orchestra, Selection, "Sweethearts of Yesterday." S. 10: Miss Buth Mann (contralto), "My Dear Soul," "Annie Laurie." 5.16: Itecords: Malcolm' McEachern. (bass). "Up from Somerset," "Devonshire Cream and Cider," "The Harmonious Blacksmith." 5.24: Prank Crowther's Novelty Orchestra, Humoresquo, "A Game of Tag" (Trinkans); Trumpet duct, "Venetian Song" (Tosti). 8.32: Record, Stuart Rohortson (bass-bari-tono with male chorus), "Aboard the Windjammer." 8.40: Leeturetto, Mr. U. M. Itushworth, M.P., "Richard tho Third." 9.0: Weather report and station notices. 9.2:' Frank Crowther's Novelty Orchestra, Caprice, "La Caprico do Nannette" (Coleridge Taylor) ; violin trio, "Trees" (liasbach). 9.10: Paul Hornby (saxophone), "Saxo-Folly" (Marceau); "Farniente" (Marceau). 9.10: Miss Ruth Mann (contralto), "Sink Red Sim," "My Prayer." 9.22: Herbert Jaeger and His Salon Orchestra, piano duet, "Perpetuum Mobile" (Weber). Violoncello and piano, "Lo Cygno" (Tho Swan) (Saint-Saens). 9.28: The Four Bright Sparks, novelty Instrumental with vocal chorus, "Melody In Spring." The Midnight Kevellers, "When a Soldier's on Parade." 9.34: Bob and Alf Pearson (vocal duet), "Play to Me Gipsy," "Lonely Lane." 9.40: Frank Crowther's Novelty Orchestra, xylophone solo, Mr. Syd. Bernard, "Tho Klnkajou" (from "Rio Rita") (Tlerney) ; waltz, "Tho Shadow Waltz" (Warren); foxtrot, "The Little Dutch Mill" (Freed). 9.50: Elsie Carlisle, comedienne, "This Little Piggic Went to Market." 9.53: Banjo Symphonic Orchestra, "Merry Vienna" (Mclsel) ; "Wiener Prater-Lcben" (Translateur). 10.0: Dance programme 11.0: Closo down. 2YC, WELLINGTON (810 KILOCYCLES). 5.0: Light musical programme. 0.0: Close down. 7.0: After-dinner music. S.O: Concert programme. 10.0: Closo down. 3YA, Chrlstchurch (720 kilocycles) .—3.0: Children's hour, conducted by Big Brother. 6.0: Dinner music. Berlin State Opera Orchestra, "Operaball" Overture (Hcuberger), Alfredo Campoli and his Salon Orchestra, "Play to Me Gipsy" (Kennody-Vacek) ; Sydney Custard (theatre organ), "A Brown Bird Singing" (Wood); Jack Mackintosh and Harry Mortimer (cornet duet), "Dot and Carrlo" (White); the New State Symphony Orchestra, "Veronlquo" (Messager) ; Slmonno Filon (violin), piano accompaniment by M. Faure "Gipsy Airs" (Sarasate) ; Royal Opera 'Orchestra, Covent Garden, "Turandot" Selection (Puccini); tho Clicnil Orchestra, "Selection of Welsh Airs." 0.43: Anla Dorfman (piano), "Hungarian Rhapsody No. 10" (Liszt.) ; The Brighouses and Rastrlck Prize Baud, "Tho Royal Trophy" Quick March (Rimmer). 7.0: News. 7.35: W.E.A. session, Dr. W. Bryden, "Trends in British Agriculture and its relation to New Zealand: Grasslands and Crops." 8.0: Chimes. New Brighton Municipal Band, conductor, Mr. J. A. Nuttall (a) "March Along" (Hitchcn) ; (b) "When tho Host of the Crowd Goes Home" Waltz (Nlcholls). 8.12: Record, Richard Tauber (tenor), (a) "Goodnight Sweetheart," (b) "Speak to Me of Love." 8.18: New Brighton Municipal Band, Two Foxtrots (a) "Sitting on a Backyard Fence"; (b) "Lonely Lane" (Kahal). 5.26: Records, Mnurico Elwin (baritone), (a) "Lullaby Lady," (b) "At the End of the Day." 8.32: The band. "Normanluirst" Selection (Greenwood) . 5.41: "Tutting Cynthia In .her Place." A further episode in tho lives of a Japanese hmiscboy and his employer. 5.5:": The Band, "The Drum Major" March (Hawkins). 9,0: Weather forecast and station notices. <J.:i: Slgnor Lucien Cesaronl (bass), (a) "Vittorlii"; (b) "Don Juan's Serenade"; (c) "The Wanderer." 0.20: Record, Alfred Cortot. (piano), and Jacques Th.lb.iuii (violin), "Sonata in A Major" (a) Allegretto ben moderate; (b) Allegro; (c) Recitative! fantasia; (d) Allegretto poco mosso (Cesar Franck). 9.52: Record, John MacCormack (tenor) (a) "Contemplation"; (b) "GanynuHl." 10.0: Music, mirth and melody. 10.30 : Jmnce music. J I.n : Ook? down.