RADIO PROGRAMMES

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 150, 13 July 1937, Page 3

RADIO PROGRAMMES

1YA, Auckland. 8.0: Concert programme. Tex Roee (electric steel guitar exponent) and his Aloha Boys, "Hawaiian Paradise"; "Red Gpu"; "Weave a Lei." 8.6: "A Bullet-proof Jacket," Japane®e housohoy and his employer. 8.19: "Dust of the Ages," a dramatic play, "The Duke of Marlborough." 8.32: Jack Daly (Irish tenor), "With My Shillolagh Under My Arm"; "When the Poppies Bloom Again." 8.38: "Eb and Zeb." 8.47: The Rockey Mountaineers, accompanied by the Bunk House Boys, "Cowboy"; "There 's a bridlo Hanging on the WaJI. " 8.53: Tex Rose and his Aloha Boys, "On the Beach at !Bali Bali"; "Ten Tiny Toee"; "Beneath a Maori Moon." 9.0; Weather. Station notices. 9.5: Talk, Dr. Suman Isaacs, M.A., D.Sc., "A Child 's yiew of Life." 9.20: Dance music. 2YA, Wellington. 8.0: A programme featuring works of English composers. The London Philharmonic Orchestra, Beecham, ''Paris: Ein Nachtstuck." 8.26; Mrs. Tristram Wilcox ^(contralto), "Festal Hymn"; "Heart Worships"; "Praiso Ye the Lord." 8.24: Beatrice Harrison ('cello), with orchestra, Elegie; Caprice. 8.49: Talk, Mr. Ian MacKay, "Tales of the South West Coast." 9.0: Weather. Station notices. 9.5: London Symphony Orchestra, Symphony No. 1 in A Flat Major, Op. 55: 1st movement; allegro; 2nd movement: allegro molto; 3rd movement: adagio; 4th movement: allegro. 9.49: Mrs. Tristram Wilcox (contralto), "Maureen"; "I Love My God and He Loves Me"; "A Prayer." 9.56: New Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Sir Edward Elgarf "May Song." 10.00: Muric, rnirth and melody. 3YA, Christchurch. 8.0: One of the world 's greatest love' stories: "Napoleon and Marie Walewska." 8.33: Weather. Station notices. 9,5: Talk, "A Deinocrat Stands on His Head in New Zealand," by Hector L. ZilHacus. 9.20: Jack Hylton and his orchestra, '/The Glow Worm Idyll"; "Down' South," American Sketch. 9.26: "Voting for a Duel," Japanese househoy.aud his omployer. 9.41: Columbia Artists, "Studio Stunts." 9.50: Ten minutes -of humour with "Darby and ,Joan" in "Mr. Frizzletop," presented by George Edwards and Nell Stirling. 10.0: Dance music. 4YA, Dunedin. 8.0: Miscellaneoue recordings. The Mayfair Symphony Orchestra, ' ' The Brirish Empire" Fantasia. Gladys Swarthout (mezzo-soprano), "Clouds"; " Spendthrif t. " 8.15: Henry Croudson (organ), ^'Swing Time." The Eocky Mountaineers, "Cowboy." Rickards and Dunk (humour), "Happy Days." 8.24: Primo Scala's Accordion Band, "The Duck Song." Tino Rossi (tenor), "Serenade in the Night." 8.80: Pipes and Drums of 2nd Battalion Scots Guards^ "Eightsome Reel.'" 8.33: George van Dusen (yqdelling), "Yodell'ing Tommy Atlrras." The Boston Promenade Orchestra, "Natoma" (Dagger Dance). S.40: .Talk, H. Camp, "Sailors' Superstitions. " 9»0: Weather. Station notices. Concert by British Army Bands, with vocal and humdrous interludes. Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards, "Sabre and Spurs" March; "Russian Easter Festival" Overture. 9.16: Estelle Burnard (sopiano, "Night ■ of Memories," "Absenco. " 9.22: Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards, ' ' Old Folks at Home and in . Foreign Lands." 9.30: "Eb and Zeb." 9.39: Bands of H.M. Coldstream and Welsh Guards "Solemn Melody"; "Hoinage" March. 9.47: Estelle Burnard (soprano), "Let Miss Lindy Pass"; "Norman Cradle Song." 9.53: Band of H.M. Grfehadier Guards, "La , Bsnediction des Piognards." Massed Bands of the Southern Command, "Action Front" March. 10.0: Music, mirth and melody. 2ZH, Napier. 7.0: Selected etandard and operatic recordings. Vocal and instrumental. 8.0: Yaried records. 9.30: Dance music. 10.30: Close.