RADIO Programmes
' " 1YA, Auckland. 8,0: Au liour" of reading and niusic; r^ading of proso and verse by Mr D'Arcy Cresswell, -with appropriate musie. Readings from Macaulay \s ,(Life of Clive ' ' and Forbes's "Afghan Wars," Selections from Elgar's ' ' Pomp and Cireumstance ' ' and ' ' Crown of India'^ Spites. Ppem. from Kipling. 9.0. Weather. Station notiees. Grand Symphony Orchestra, Paris, Suite "Algerienne"; Prelude: In Sight. of Algiers; Moorish. Ehapsody; Evening Reverie; French. Military March. 9.30: Constance Piper "(soprano), presents Pour Songs by;Henri Dupare: "Dreamworld"; "lionging";" ""Ecstasy"; "Song of Solafce.", 9.42: Philharmonie Symphony Orthestra of . Ne^y York, Variatious on a Theme by Haydn. 10.0; Slusic, mjrth apd meio.dy. v "_J " 2YA, Wellington. 8.0: #'The Mystery of the Seven Gafes," a Seeret Servico melodrama. Chapter 4: "Death Over ' Mosepw." 8.45: Reeorded tallc, Professor F. Wi Hart, TJmversity of California, "Men^ lMachines and Education." 9.2 (ap* prox.): Weather. Station notiees. "Eb and Zeb." 9.15: The Grand Opera Contest (competifions 2'2 to 28) of the Wellington Compctitions Soeiety'a 1937 Pestival. 9.55 (approx.): liecording, Les Allcn and kis Canadian Bachelors (vocal), "Musical Oom^dy Iiequests." 10.1; Dance programmc. v 3YA, Christchurch. | 8.0: Yienna Philharmonie Orchestra, "Lconora" Overturc, No. 3 (BectDoven). T. Edtnuud Douds (l)aritone), "I Am Fate," "Eily Aroou," "Tho Carpet." 8.26: Gordon Anderson (pianoforto rccital), "Etudo Arabesquo, ' ' "The Girl -with the Flaxen Hair " "Rosemary," "Malaguena." 8.40: Cccily Audibert (soprano), presents Songs by Peter "Warlock; "Pretty Ring Time," "Qradle Song," "Passing By," "Sigh No More/ Ladies," "Robin, . Good FelloTT." Philadclphia Orchestra, Hungarian Rhapsody, No. 2 (Idszt). 9.0: Weather. Stjition notiees. Talk; Allen CurnoTV, "Hotv Does Beauty Happen?" 9.20: Albert Sandler and his Orchestra, "Sandler Minuets." Rita Jamieson (mezzo-contralto), (a) "When the Grey of the Sky"; "Rose Petals"; "To a Miniature." 9,40: Super-Cinema Orchestra, "Baby lonian Nights." Riehard Crooks (tenor\ "Arise, O Sun"; "Gardon oi: llapplI ness." 9.51: Debroy Somers Baud, J ' 1 This England" — A Coronatiou Toast. 10,0: Music, mirth and nielody. ^
4YA, Dcundin. 8.0; Quarter of an houjr Tritli "The Kingsmen," radio's Rojml Quartet. "Assault on Bachelor-Hood." "The Emprcos Josephine," a dramatic sorial (chapter 5), 8.43: Jimmy Taylor, English entertainer and comedian. Talk, Tom E. Mills, "Praying with General Booth." 9.0: Weather. Station notiees. A chambor music concert by tho Budapest String Quartet. Vocalist: Mary Pratt (contralto). The Budapest String Quartet, Quartet in G Major^ Op. 161 (Schubert). 9.40: Mary Pratt, "Tears of Fire"; "Tho Greybeard"; "The Raven"; "The Stormy Morning"; "The Organ Man"; "Gretchen at the Spinning Wheel." 10.0: Dance music. 2ZH, Napier. 7.0: Variety. 7.40: Sports announcer. 8.0: Pi'aiio session. 8.30: Yariety. 9.0; Standard and operatic recordings. Yocal and instrumental. 10.0: Yariety. 10.30; Close, "c"~
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 189, 27 August 1937, Page 10
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