RADIO PROGRAMMES

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 139, 29 June 1937, Page 3

RADIO PROGRAMMES

1YA, Auckland

8.0: Paul Godwin Orchestra, "The Marionettes Guard Mounting." "A Spying Venture," a Japanese houseboy and his employer. 8.17: "Potted Eevue. " A recorded lialf-hoUr of varied revue entertainment. 8.47: f'Eb and Zeb." 8.56: Paul Godwin Orcliestra, "The Rose's Bridal Procession.>" 9.0: Wegjher. Station notice's. 9.5: Talk, Mr K. Munro, "World Affairs." 9.20: Dance music. 2YA, Wellington 8.0: A classical and symphonic programme, featuring Hamilton Dickson's String Orchestra, Jessie King (mezzocontralto). The Hamilton Dickson String Orchestra, eonducted by Hamilton Dickson, "Die Schuldigkeit." Parry Jones (tenor), "The Fox," "Sleep. " 8.13: The Orchestra: A Cyril Scott group, "Yesperale," "Passicoglia," "Waltz in C Majori Recordings: Stuart Robertson (baritone), "The Roadside Fire,'' "Bright is the Ring of Words." 8.25: The Orchestra, Suite "Romanesque": Prelude, scherzo; air; valse romanesque. 8.40; Talk, "Popular Fallacies": That the Country Child is naturally Healthier than the T°wn Child." By a member of the British Medical Association. 9.0: Weather. Station notices/ A recital by Jessie King, famous Australian mezzocontralto, "Wei Einst*: "Windrader" Three Idylls for Voice and Flute: "Feast of Lanterns." 9.18: Josef Szigeti ^(violin), and the Royal Philharmonic ' Orchestra, conuducted by Bruno Walter Concerto in D Major, Op. 61: Allegro ma non troppo; cadenza by Joachim; larghetto; rondo. 10.0: Music, mirth and xnelody. 3YA Christchurch S.O: "A Musical ®ayonnaise. " A variety continuity programme. S.45: Josef Kaartinen, Finnish saxophonist, "Rhapsody," "Mannekins," ".The Song of Songs" "Valse Marilyn," "Down South. " 9.0: Weather. Station notice^. Talk, "Serving the Public — as a District Nurse. " Speakers: Nurse M. Corkhill and Mr W. G. Bagley. 9.20: "The Insulting Party,"* a Japanese houseboy and his employer. 9.35: "The Easy Chair." A memory programme of songs and melodies of days gone by. 9.50: "The Pugilist." Presented by George Edwards and Nell Stirling. 10.0: Dance music4YA, Dunedin 8.0: Lew Stone and his Band, featuring Brian Lawrence, "On Your Toes" Selection. Raymond Newell and Male Chorus, "Here's to the Best of Us." 8.16: Cor Steyn (orgau), Popular Selection.' Josephine Baker, with the Comedy Harmonists, "Espabilate" — Congo Rumba. 8.25: Jack Richards and Winifred Du'nk (humour), "Crystal Gazing." George van Dusen, "The Yodelling Sailor." 8.31: Viljo Vesterinen (accordion), "Black and White." 8.34: Nino Martini (tenor), "Te Queiro Morena" — Jota. The West End.Celebrity Orchestra, "The Doll's Parade." 8.40: 1 Talk by H. Camp, "A Margin of Ten ' Mmutes— the Titanic Disaster." 9.0: Weather. Station notices. A record- 1 ed concert by British brass bands, with vocal and humorous interludes. Munn and Feltdn's Works Band: "Harlequin ' ' Marcb, "William Tell" Overture. 9.14: John Charles Thomns (baritone), "The Farmer's Pride," "Take Mo Baclc to My Boots and Saddle." 1 Massed Bands, Andante in G (Batiste) ; ' "Festivalia" Fantasia. 9.30: Eb and s Zeb. Foden's Motor Works Band, r "Shylock," Polka Brilliante; "Kenil- ' worth"— Crystal Palace Test Piece, v 1936: At the Castle Gates, Serenade 1 on the Lake, March Kenilworth. 9.48: ' Annett® Blackwell (ooprano), "A Far-( 1

mer's Son 00 Sweet," "As I Sat on a Sunny Bank,"' "The Bonny Lighter Boy," "Dance to Your Daddy." 9.54: Grand Massed Brass Bands (Leicester Brass and Festival, 1936), ' ' Steps of Glory" March Hedley. 10.0: Music, mirth and melody. 2ZB, Napier. 7.0: Selected vocal and instrumental recordings. 8.0: Variety. 8.30: . Mr." Joe.Shriner, 2nd of series of talks on "The Mutiny- of the Bounty." 8.50: Variety. 9.30: Dance music. 10.30: Close.