RADIO PROGRAMMES

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 153, 16 July 1937, Page 3

RADIO PROGRAMMES

1YA Auckland. 8.0: Concert programme. Reading and music. "Hebrides'' Overture. Reading, "Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides," "Hebrides" Overture; "Scotcli Symphony. Reading, "The Massacre at Glencoe"; "Islay Reapers" Song from "Songs of the Hebrides"; Lyric "The Solitary Reaper. 9.0: Weather. Station notices. Grand Symphony Orchestra of Milan, "Feste Romane". 9.13: Joan Moody (soprano), "1 Love Tliee" j "The Lark" ; "The Swallows FJying West". "Oft" in My Dreams". 9.25; Minneapolis Sympliony Orchestra conducted by Eugene Ormandy, Sc-iierzo Capriccioso. 9.33; Robert Coyzinou (baritone), "Patrie" 9.37 ; The Colonne .Symphony Orchestra of Paris, Symphouy for Orcliestra 'and Piano. 10.0: Music, mirtk and melody. • • 2YA Wellington. . 8.0: Selected recordings. "Riclielieu, Cardiual or King?" S.27 : Horst Schimmelpfeuning (organ), "La Paloma. 8.30: Jessio Matthews (soprano), "Looking Around Corners fbr You"; "Head Over Heels". 8.36: Loudon Piano Accordeon Band, "I Wasn't Lying wheu I said I Love You".. 8.40: Talk, Mi«s Valerie Corliss, "Colourful Gliosts — A Wander in Old Edgware." 9.0: AVeather. Station notices. 9.5: "Eb and Zeb." 9.15 Port Nicliolson Silver Band, with interludes by Mrs J.

A. Rankin (mezzo-sopra'no) . The Port Nicholson Silver. Band, "Europe United" Marcli. Cornet duet, Bandsmen E. and F. Ormond, "Two Jollv Boys". 9.22 : IMrs J* A. Rankin (mezzo-sopra-no), "Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life" ; "Love Will Find a ivay". 9.28: The Band, "Tschaikowsky" Selection. 9.39 : John Hendrik (tenor), "A Voice in My Heart". 9.42: The Band,. "Jamie's Patrol" ; "Faclita" (euplionium solo). 9.51: Mrs J. A. Rankin (mezzo-sopra-no), "Vilia" (Lehar) ; "A Heart That's True". 9.57: The Band, "North Star" March. 10.0: Dance programme. 3,YA Christchurch. 8.0: Pliiladelphia Sympliony Orchestra "Invitation to the Waltz". 8.10: Richard Tauber (tenor reeital), "Thine is My Heart"; "Love Lost for Evermore"; !Once There Lived a Lady Fair". 8.22: Josef Kaartinen, saxophonist. "Humoreske" ; "Stadion — Hambo" ; "Moment Musical" ; "Blue Fox" ; "The Song of '.the Volga - Boatmen". 8.37: Philadelphia. Symphony Orchestra, "Festival in Seville". 8.44: Thea Philips, Englisli lyria soprano. "O, Mao Babbino Caro" ; "Morning Hymn" ; "Aubade — Le " Roi d'Ys" ; "Varborgenheit" "Standchen" 9.0: Weather! Station notices. 9.20: 3YA Orchetra, conducted by Gil Decb, "The Little Guard's Arrival" ; "Tlie Dolls' House" Suite: The Green Baize Lawn; The Blue Boudoir ; The Miniature Piano The Sleeping Doll ; The ClockVork TwoSeater. 9.35: Noel Burt (baritone), "Linden Lea" ; "Jogging Along the ■ Highway" 9.41 : 3YA' Orchestra, two h Ballads: "Love Scnds a Little Gift of ; Roses" ; "The Sunshine of Your Smile." - 9.47 : Noel Burtt (baritone), "Pass ! Everymanu" ; "The Gay Highway." * 9.53 : 3YA Orchestra, Selection from - "Heart' s Desire". 10.0: Musicj mirth - and melody. * 4YA Dunedin 8.0: "Variety Bran Pie". 8.32: "Mr J !5cydder Proposes a Second." Japanese « houseboy and his employer. 8.44: Talk, ' by the Rev. R. W. W. Alexander, "A ' Riding Parson : 25 years of Back- ' country Life in Canada aud New Zea- - land. 9.0: Weather. Station notices. I 9.5: Isolde- Menges (violin) and Harold * Samuel (piano), Sonata No 3 in E: Adagio; allegro ; ada^tio ma non tanto; allegro. 9.21 : Mede Paine (mezzo-so- 1 prano), "Come, O Come, My Life's ' Delight" ; "An Indian Squaw's Song" - "Under Our Cottnge Window" ; "Wist- « ful". 9.32 : Frederick Tlmrston (clari- ! net) and tlie Griller String Quortet, | Clarinct Quintet. 10.0 : Dance music. - 2ZH, Napier • 7.0: Varied recordings. 7.40: Sports ' announcer. 8.0: Organ session. 8.3T): - Variety. 9.0: Selected standard and 1 operatic recordings, vocal and iustrumeutal-. J0.0: Variety, ,