RADIO PROGRAMMES

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 131, 19 June 1937, Page 12

RADIO PROGRAMMES

1YA, AUCKLAND. 8.6; William Murdoch (piano), "NorWegiari Bridal ProceSsioh,": "La Campanella." Thea Philips (soprano), "O Mio Babbina Oaro," "Robertoj Ttt OhO Adoro," ' 1 CaVatina, ' ' "Standchen," ' ' Gut Naeht." 8.25; . Leela BlOy (violinj, G&vOttg, Aif, fZ6phif," "Gipsy Capriee." 8.37; Newton Goodson (baritone), "A Bfown Bird Singing," "Somewhefe a VOice is Calling, ' ' ( ' Tutu Ye to Me," "Gipsy Lovo Song." 8.49; "Song and Story"' by Nita Rosslyn. 9.0; Weather. Station hotices. Geraldo and his Orchestra, " Careless Raptare" Selection. 9.13: The Twa Macs, ' ' Sandy and-" the TooriSt" ineluding song> "Weddin' o.' Joek. McKay." 9.23 s The Ritz Trio, '^Vienna, City of My Dreams," "Rainbow on the RiVer . ' 5 West End Celebfity Orchestra, "Tea Doll's Parade/-' 9.32; Greta Keller ' (light voeal),{ * 1 Saving Tjp My Time to Spend on ' You/:' The Ritz Trio, "When I Grow Too Old to Dream," Barearolle. 9.41: The Twa Macs ( sketeh) , il Bayin i a Hoose,". including sdng ' ' Buyin ' a Hoose. " Lew Stone and his Band, "On Your TOes" Selection. 10.0: Sports summary. 10.10; Dance music. 2YA, WELLINGTON. 8.0: 2YA Cbncert Orchestra, ' ' Knights of the King" Grand March. Mrs. Ivy PeTrett (sopraho), "Hushed Is >My Lute, ' ' "A Birthday." 8.13: Kurt Engel (sylophone), with orchestra, "Lumbermen," ' 'Always Smiling." A Frui'ty Melodrama, "Only a ' Mill Girl" or "The Doings Up at the HalU' 8.27: The Orchestra, "The Three Sisters" Selection. 8.30: Mrs. Ivy Perrett (soprano), " Songs My Mother Taught Me," "Tune Thy Fiddle, Gipsy. ' i Bmg Crosby (light vocal), with mhle trio and piano, " Jiist One Word of Gonsolation. ' ' 8.48: Roy Smeek and his Hawaiian Serehaders, "Oit a Little Baniboo Bridge." Harry Hopewell (comedy voCal), "The Eing Who Wanted Jam For Tea. ' ' 8.54: The Orehestfa, •'Snakes and Ladders" Novelty. 9.0: Weather. Station notiees. 9.5; Dance programme. 10.0: Sports suminary. 10.10: Continuation of dance pfogramme. 3YA, CHRISTCHURCH. 8.0: Marek Weber and his Orchestra, "Geisha" Selection. Maleolxn McEachOrn (bhss), "Old Stay At Dome," "Speed." 8.16: Cor Steyn (ciaema Oi'gan), "Popular Selection." Sandy Powell and Cotnpany, "Sandy Flies the Atlantie." 8.28: West Eml Celebrity Orchestra, "Carneval Nights," "Tea Dolls ' Parade." 8.34: Deaana Durbin (vocal), "Someone to Oaro for Me," "II Bacio." The BBC Thoatre Orchestra, ' 'Mon eldon Melodies." 8.50; The Radio Rognes, "A Radio Party." Dailce mnsic. 10.0: Sports summary. 9.0: Weather. Station notiees. 9.5: 10.10: Resumption of dance programme. 4YA, DUNEDIN. ■ S.O: 4YA Concert • Orchestra. Threo r Dances fr gm "Nell Gwynn. ? ' Arthur

Langley (baritone), •'We Sway Along Ridges," "Mah Lindy Lou. " 8.17: The . Orchestra, "Waltzes from Viepna." 8.25: Dorothy Barron (soprauft), "What a Wonderful World It Would Be," " 'Tis June," "The Scottish Blue Bells." The Orchestra, "Four Ways" Suite: Northwards, Southwards, 1 Eastwards, Westwards. 8:50: Arthur Lufigley (baritone), "Sea Fever," "Tally Ho! " 8.56: The Orchestra, Symphonie Arraflgenient of "Sunshine of Roses." 9.0: Weather. Station notiees. 9.5: Dance mnsic. 10:0 f Sports st£mm&ry. 10.10: Dance music. 2ZH* Napier. 10 a.m. : Light assorted recordings. 12 no'qn: Luncheon musid. 2.0. Selected vocal and instruhiental r'ecords. 3.0: Varied recOfdin'gs'. 4.30: Dance niuSic. 5.0: Close." 7.0: 90miilute hon-stop' variety. 8.30 : Sports alm'Ouncer. 9,0: Dance music. 11.0: Close. D