RADIO PROGRAMMES

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 36, 26 February 1937, Page 12

RADIO PROGRAMMES

fpllowing » § nuiamary of tfte h®, hroadcaai l>y the K|ic||?a] ^f«w ZeaJfod Wireleas stafciona toriug^t:-^ 1TA, AOfiklan^ 7,»w Ihfth, »br*)^dcast. 6,0; London. Plalharmonic Orchoatra. "Auro, ra,'» jWodding?* Ballet Musio, 8.26; 3>ois^ Labotte (soprano), ^Evening yoie«i"; "Cmdle Song^j f'The Nigh" lnjj^o." 8^6: London Philhamonic Oranooin^ "La Boutique Pantasque. ' * B»ap oxl day'a pw in th8 cricket Teat, England versus Australia. at Melbouroe. 9.10: Weather. S.taiioif noticea. 9.30: Reginald Focrrt (orgaa),' I, 8i» "**•;';, s,s8i "fl'M" at the TEeatro," a full rocording of &?§6ifi Pielde' porformance at the HolBOW Ea*pi»e, Loadon, 2YA, Wellington ,7.30: Pifth Test broadcaat.' »,0; Weber^# State Theatre Orchestra (with the Mastensingera Quartft), "The Old DroVor." 8.5: Tqny Jdartin (light yocal), ma 3tar Pell Qut.of He»yea,»' **Who* Ljid .You Leqye He&venl" 8.11: (Tony Lowry (piano), "Eose J^arie" SeJeetion. 8.17s glsa Koehhann (sopieuo), ohorue and orchestr§? "JFrau Luua" Potpourri. 8,25: Ls^ry Adter (snquthnQrgan), i ' it'^ Love Again^ FUm~ 8ele,e^;6n. 8.31: Tnrner Layton tenor)4 fXt'a a Sin to Tell % Lie/' ^ Your Heart and liCine." ,8.37; Hamilton Weber ?»'State Tbeatre Orcheatrfi "Texae Sanger .Song." 8.40: Talk, Mr Johann^s Andexsen," "A Librarian Abrpad.,, 9.0: Resuine of play in "the flfth cricket Teat mftph, ^ngland versus Australia, at Mplboujrne. 9.10; Weather, Statipn noticee. 9.15: Grand Massed Brasa Banda, ^ ^Thp Premier" Marel^ "* "^tivaRa'' ' pantaaia.'9.R4: '»nd 'geb,1' the cQuntyy storekeepew. 9.34: Massed Bands, "Sweet apd L^W%V 9.38: Commen'tary §y ,C. B- Fry ?n play i» th.e "E'fth crieket Teat match, at Melbonme. 8.55: poden's Motor Worka B^nd, "H Bacio,^ " The Mill in the JMe." 10.1: Dance programme of new recordings. 3YA» GhrlStQhurch. 7.30: Test rebroadca^t. 8.0: QYA Orchestfa (conductor, Will Hutchens, Mus. Bac.),' "London Bridge,'? Marchj "A Ma? S^ng," "Dajyi© Nesr®." 8-12: Reoording: Frank Titterton (tenor), "The English Roa©/' "Onaway-Awake, Beloved;" "No-w Sleeps the Crimson Petai," "FU1 a Qlasg With Qqlden Wine." 8.24: 3YA Orchestra- Seleotion of Landon Runald's Songs. 8.36: Alic© OHiver, (contralto) , "Invocation to the NiW "Linden Lea>?' "Lament of lsis," "Slumber Song of the Madonna." 8.48: 3YA Orchestra, Fouy Characteristio Waltzes (Coleridge Tayior).. 9,Q: Regume of d&y'a play in the fifth^ cricket Test match. 9,10 : Weather, St^taon noticee. Gil Bech EsaBemble, Sohg,"' -fiMnyk# 9®' 1^0 Pf®-

grnmino: "The Table Under the Tree." 10.7: Musio, mirth and melody. 4YA, Dunedin. 7.30: Fiftb Test re|broadcast. 7.0; The BBC Dance Orchestra, '-A Southera Holiday." 8.1Q: Te Ara Nui and Retere Paraone "Haereiqai Ra," "Tawhaki'" 8-16: Baldwin and Howard, piano duet, "Pianq-time Melodies" (No 1). 8.93: Horace Kenney and Franklin Bavies, "A Music Hall Trial Turn." 8.30: Xylophohe Orchestra, "Tfie C^eekjr Sparrows." 8.33,: Te Ara Nui and Retere' Paraone, "H Pari Ra" "Whakapapa Noa Mai." 8.38: Alexander^ Accordion Orchestra, "Rivals of the Track." 9.Q: Review of the day's play in the fifth cricket Test match, England v. Australia, 9.10: Weather: Station notices. Max Scherek Trio, Trio in E Flat. 10.0: Dance music. 22H, Napier, 7^): iVaried.recordiugs, 7,40:1 Sports annonncer, 8.0; Varied programme. 8.30 ; Piano session, 9.0: Selected standard and operatic recordings, yocal and instrumental. 10.0: .Yariety, 10.30; ciose.