RADIO PROGRAMMES

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 109, 25 May 1937, Page 4

RADIO PROGRAMMES

lYAi AVCfclRpd, t 8.0; Aarry Thompson, (moiith organ »vi?tuoso), with guitar aecompaniment by Perg, WRtson, I Won't. Dance, ' ' ''I^oyply to Look At," ^LiQndonderry Aiy.1* 8,6: ^hlb Rdd Zob, the Country Storekeepers." 8.15; ^Musio Kound the OjM»p Pire," featpring 'The Qld Man pf the Moiintain, ' ' ^Evergladea*' 8,3Q: ^Arehie Becomes Iavplyed in a Dnel/' a Japanese houseboy hia employer. 8.43; ^The Ea?y Chair,,, songs apd melodies of the past. 8>55; Harry Thompppp, *'Bed Sails ip thp gunset," ' Spring Song," *' Smoke Gets in Yqpr Eyep." 9.0; Weather report and station notices. TrIU, Mt. Prank Brewis, ' '■ Tet Planting in OeyJop." 9.2Q: DaRpe mgsic. 2YA, Wellington. A cQncert by the Wellington Symphony Q?chestra. Cpndocted by Beop de Mauny. Eelayed from thq Town Hall, "The Men ef Premetheus' ' OvertuTe (Beethpven). "Forest" Tope Poem (D. Q. Lilburn). Symphony ETq. 41 in C Majpr ("The Jupiter") "Mozarf). 9.0: Weather. Statiopi notiees. A classical reoital by Jessle 3?ing (mezzo-oontralto). "Schib frobr Sausle"; *130? Erste Kuss" (Sibeliu?) ; Gnten Morgen" (Grieg)j *Ea Sehrie Eip Yogel" (ginding); Gieb Mir Dein Berz" ((Melartjn) \ "Titania" (Jarnefeldt). 9,17: From thq Town Hall: ConeertQ for Piaq.pi forte aqd Orchestra in A'Minor, Op, 54 (solo pianist, Madame Evelyq do Mauny) (Schumqnn). Seeond *Hun-1 garian" Bhapsody (Liszt). 10,0; Music, mirth ahd melody. \ 3YA, Christchurch. S.0: Marpk Weber and his Orchestra, "Drink, Brothers Drink.' ' 8.5: Baymond Marlowe, Cborus and Orehestra> *BrinHing Spqg," Johnny Johni SOJ3 (piano), Puneh-Brunk," 8,12; John Morel (baritoqe), *'Simoq thp Gellarer.,> ' Interqatioqal Novelty Quartet, Po.wn &t the Old Bull and Busli." 849; Bale ^mith and the Westminster Singers, The Littlo Brown JugJ' Mr. -and Mrs. • Je?se Grawford (organ d.uot), "The Cele-i brated Stein gpng," g.25: Herbert Ernst Groh. (tenor), with cliorqa and prohestra, ' ' Brindisi— -Here 's tp thp SparkHng Cup,^- %M: Band pf the Boyal Air Faree, *Bown South." 8.31; Lawreqce Tibbett (baritenp), *110010 Ned." 8.34;- Glly Oakley (banjo), Camptown Carnival." BBC Dance I Orchestra, fSouthern HoUday, ' ' 8.45; Sam Herman (sylophone), "Mighty Bait-* a Bose." The Eevellers' Male Quartpttp, Little Cetton Dolly." i 8.51: Hulda Lashanska (soprano), "Ma Curly - Heqded Baby^' Flanagan Brothers, "The Darkey'a Bream.' 8.57: Paul Eobeson (bass), " OI ' Man Biver." 9.0: Weather. Station notiees. 9.20; Anton and the Para-

mount Theatre Orchestra, "Folloty the Fleet." 9.26: Mexico and Carmen," a Japanese houseboy and his employer. 9,42; Jack Hylton and his Orchestra, Anything Goes,J Seleetion. 9,50; Ten minutes of humour, featurjng Darby and Joan," in Aunt Agatha's Birthday Party, ? " 10.0; Dance tunes. 4YA, Dunedin. ^8.0; Symphony Orchestra of Milan, *Medea" Overtqre (Cherubini), 8,1Q; Herbert Ernst Groh (tenor) ; "Water Lilies," f OnJy for You." 846; Sidney Toreh (organ), Torchlight Mnsic,?' Ho, 2, 8.24: Nprman Long (burlesque), 'Luxembourg Qalling," 3.30: Vilio Yesterinen . (accordion), Blaek and White," 8.33: Gladys Swarthout (soprano), Could I Be In Lovp?'? Paradise in Waltz Time." 8.39: Coventry Hippodroma Orchestra, Irving Berlin Waltz Medley, 8.42: Talk by B. B. Blackmorp, Dips at Bandom Into oid Newspapers: Loqal and General," 9.0; Weather. Station notiees. St, Ejlda . Band, conducted by L, Francis, Simplioity" March, "Silver Threads," 9,17: Jessie MoMillan (contraltQ), Beyond the Dawn," "WKen in Yoqr Eyes." 9.23: The Band, "Paluito" Seleotion. 9,33: "Eb and Zeb,** the country storekeepers, 9.42; The Band, Humoresque: Who,s Dat a-0allin,,,, 9,50: Jeasie McMiUan (contralto), *Farewell to Summer,* ' *The Arrow and. the Song," 9.56: The Baqd E1 Abamico" MarQh. 10,0: Mqsic, mirth and melpdy. 2lgH, Napier. Noon; Luncheon musio, 2.0; Close. 7,0; Seleoted recardings. 8,Q: Yariety. 9,30; Danee cnusic,. 10,30; Close,