RADIO Programmes

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 181, 18 August 1937, Page 10

RADIO Programmes

"tiiiiiMHtimuiaiMMMaiitiiititiciiitiatMiiMf • 1YA, Auckland. 8.0: Concert programme,' featuring Kssie Ackland (tamous conWalto), and iteginald Morphew (baritone), aud -Lionello Cecil (operatic tcnor). l?ecordings: fro Arte l^uartet, (juartet in (} Major, Op. 54, No. 1 (Baydn). 8.19: Lionello (Jecil, "Ave Mana'-'j "Adelaide,,; Elegxe,,j "Icllabod.,' 8.32: Quintet Instromental do Paris, Wonata for Pluto and btrings. 8.44: Winifred Cooko (piano), Sonata, Op. 24, JSo. 1 (Weber). 9.0: Weather, Station noticea. 9.5; Pssie Ackland, "Preparo Thyself, iiion"; "Si Mes Vera"; ' ' The xloly Ohild"; "The Cuckpo Clocx"j "An Old Vioiin." 9.20: The fStudio String Orchestra, ' ' Summer Days" Suite. 9.32; Iteginald Morphevy, "Unaway, Awake, Beioved,,j " Wayfarer's JNight Song"j >"01d Mother Hnbbard"j "Ho (lospel Traiii"j "1 Got a Kobe"; "There Aro No Dead." .At ihe piano; Leo. Whittaker. 8.47: Studio String Ofchestra, Serenade; "Barcclona" "Waltz. 10.0: Music, mirth and melody, 2YA Wellington. ;8.0: Light orchestral and ballad programme. The B.B.C.4 Theatre Orchestra, ' 1 Y eomen of tlie Guard" Selection. "The Cameo Three" prosent the Song Gycle, "A Pageant of Summer." 8.22: The London Palladium OFehcstra, "Lverybody 's Songs." 8.30: Cyril Bichardson (bass), "The Brightest JDay"; "Pairings" (Easthope Martin); "Tho Song of the Tramp." S.3G; Carroll Gibbons aud the Savoy Hotel Orphoans, Scronado. 8.10: Talk, Or. Guy H. SchoJcJiold, O.B.E., "World Aff'aii's." 9.0: Weather. Station notices. "l)o\vn Wessex Wray." A programme givipg glimpses of Dorset, Wiltshire, Somerset, Devon aud Cornwall, in f Oi k lore and music, Narrator: Itov. P. J". Usher. President, Men of Dorset Society. 10.0: Dance niusic. 3YA, Christchurch. 8.0; Grand CJiarity Concert, featuring Ihe Budapest String Quartet: Josef Boisemann, Alexander Schneider, Boris Kroyt, Mischa Schneider, a^sLsted by Mary Pratt, New Zealand contralto. 10.0 (approx.): Music, mirth and melody. 4YA, Dunedin. 8.0: The International Eadio Orchestra, "Pour Cameos": "Amaryllis"; "The Plirt"; "A Villainous Theme"; "Mixed Drinks." These Three — Novelty Trio, will entertain with light numbers. 8.1G: Charles "Magnate, accordion, "Tantalizin5 ". Columbia Light Opera Company, "Wild Violots" Vocal Gems. 8.27: Itoy Smeck and his Hawaiian Serenaders, "Ou_a T.iltlo Bamboo Bridge." These Thi*e (NovelV

\ ty Trio) in further light numbers. 8.37: 'l'he Wcst End Cclebrity Orchestia "Buddha's Pestival of Lovc." 8.40: Talk by Mr. H. Iliddle, "Is It ^ Strad? Pacts and Pallacies." 9.0: Weather. Station notices. A continunity progrunime, "Eavesdropping in Itadioland." 10.5. (approx.) ; Dance music. 2ZH, Napier. 6.30: Children 's session. Uncle Charlie and Aunt Millie. 7.80: Yaried recordiiigs. 8.0: Studio programme, includitig the following artmts: Misses Marjorie Smith and liernico Mooney, vocal novelty, "Moonlight and Koses," "Slecpy Hoitow Tune"; Miss Marjorie Smithf gQprano solos, "When Daisies Pied," "Advico"; Miss Bernice Mooney, soprano solos, "Juno Is In My Heart" (Vaughan), "By the Waters of Minnetonka" (Lieurance); Miss Eunice Compton, contralto solos, "Hero m the Quiet Hijls," "The Lost Ohofd," "Angels Guard Thcc" (with 'ceilo obligato by Mr Marsicano), "In an Old-Pashioned Town" (W» H. Squire); Mr M. O'Dwyer, baritone, "Mystery Island" (Kennedy und Carr), "Tipperary" (Lockhead), "Did four Mothor Como i'rom lreland" (Kennedy and Oarr), "Smilin' Through." 9.30; Dance music. 10.3U: Closo dowu.