RADIO PROGRAMMES
; The following" is a summary ©f the • *>, ; ; • ' Z 1 , « programmes to be broadcaet-by the principal N'ew Zealand wireless itafcions to-mght:—" " r ' iYA, Anckland. 8.0: Continuity hour, "Familiar Songs and Their 9.0: Weather. Statiou notices. 9.20; BBC* Wireloss ' Mili,t^ry. 'Bandt 1 ,THe Black Domino'' Overture. 9.27: Military Band, epa.-* ducted by Horace ^hejdon, ' f$vir or ' Never," '^The Guards Patrol.;' 9.33: * Romoar *by FJoug^-StaTk^and B. Tiliey, introrduciiig "In 'the Bushes at the* BPttom- 'of ' the Garden."' ' 9.39: "BBC Military*.. Band," "The, Mill on theBock,f, Pplish Pance Ifo. 1. 9;5i: . Doug. Stark and B. Tilley in song and patter, introducing '/Sir s ,Walter.,,, . 9.57: B^4 ofr H.MvWelsh-sGuaf ds, /'In. T6wn To-night. ' ' 10.0:' Dancs xecords. Mere cdd^dance favonrites. 2YA, Wellington. 8.0: "Potted Eevue," varied variety and vaudeville. 8.30; The d'&panese houseboy and his employer, "Troubla on the Station." 8.44: Talk, Mr O. C. Mazengarb, "The Trial of the Templare.,, 9.4: 'Weather. Station notices. . 'Cello solos, "Liehestraum,,, "Arieetta,'^ "Serenade to ihe* Moon," soloist, Hamilton Dicksonj at the piano, Decima Hughson. Suite for Pianoforte, "A Count"ry,, Suite; soloiet, Decima Hughson. 9.31;: B.B.C. reeorded programme: A xecital of English folk songs by .Clive Carey. 9.51: A Aute recital by Hal McLennan, Allegro from Concerto (Mozart); "Papillon" (Kohler); "Coneertino," Op. 107 (Chami-. nade). 10.5: Music, mirth and melody. . 3YA, Christchurch. 8.30: Sketch Artists in a broadcastiug burlesque, "T.he National Programme. ' 8.10: Jack Hulbert and Uompany, "The Honse That Jack Built, 3 ' 8.19: The Celebrity Trio (violin, 'celo anil piano), " Angels Guard " Thee"; Serenade. 8.25: W. P. Lipscombe and Company in dramatie sketches, " Down the Vale"; "Thp Yerdict"; "The Last Trail. ' ' 8.40: J. H. Squire Celeste Octet, "Chant Sans PaToles." 8.44: Harry Hemsley (child impressionist), "Elsie," Johnny and Winnie's Broadcast"; "Minding the Children ' ' • "Children Playig at Doctors." 8.56: Vienna: . Schrammel Quartet, Serenade. 9.0: Weather, Station notices. 9.20: Dance rausic. 4YA, Dunedin. - 8.0: New York.Symphony- Orehestra, Prelude to Act 1, "Lohengrin." 8.10: Madame Margherita Zelanda (soprano), "La Zingara' ''The Tell-tale Stars"; "Ballata"; "Libiamo ne'Lieti" Aria. 8.21: New York Symphony Orchestra, Symphony Ho. " 35 in D Major. 8.41: _Talk, ; Major , P- „H. Lampen, ' ' Side; lights on Bygone Days." 9.0: Weatherl Station noticee. N'ew York Symphony Orchestra^ " A Hero's Lif e. ' } 9.45: Franz Wolker (tenor), "The [Violet*7
(Mozart); "The Spring" (Hildach); "TheXotus Flower" (Schumginn). 9.52: New York Symphony Orchestra, "I'Apprenti Sorcier." 10.0: Music,- mirth and melody. » • .
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 35, 25 February 1937, Page 10
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