RADIO Programmes

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 192, 31 August 1937, Page 4

RADIO Programmes

rBMBIIMBBIIVMBfHBMHIlVfftltMBtBBViMMWtllBBf ' "lYA, Auckland. 8.0; Tlie Stake .Orehestra, "Nippy" Selection. "liaudits" Japanese liouseboy and liis employer. Heyn's Singing Guitarrists, "Dark Marie," "A 'l'rue Hamburger." 8.23; v"Dust of the Ages," a dramatio play. "Don John of Austria." Jack Savagje and his Cowboys, "That Old Wooden Rocker,"- "Going Home." 8.42: "Eb and Zeb." Albert Sandler and his Orehestra, "Souvenir de Gapri." "Ah 1 Sweet Mystery of Life." 9.0:' Weather. Station notices. Talk: Mr L. K. Munro, "World Aifairs."- 9.20: Dance music, 2YA Wellington. 8.0: Classical and symphonic programme, featuring Essie Ackland (famous contralto), lteginald Morphew (baritone), and the Hamilton Dickson String Urchestra. The Hamilton Dickson Stnng Orehestra, conducted by Hamilton Dickson, "Prologtue." Ninon Vallin (soprano), "d'Une Prison5' "Welcome Yision," Serenade. Eranz "l'Air.". Walter G^eseking (piano), Volker (tenor), "The Spring," "Monthlv Itose." 8.40: Talk, Mrs Ian Stejjhens, "A Holiday in France." 9.0: Weather. Station notices. A recital by Essie Ackland "Slumber, Be■leved," (Christmas Oratorio), "Morning Hymn,'-' "The Soldier's Wife," "To Wander.5' At the piano Leo Wbittaker. 9.20: Berlin State Opera Orehestra, Symphony No. 5 in B Elat (Schubert). 9.40: lteginald Morphew presents, "O, Del Mio Dolo Ardor," "Ohr Could I but Express in Song," "Truo is A lagoo Tells Us,5» "The Oid Superb.,". 9.65; Gustav Hosz, conducting the London Symphony Or- , .chestra, "Marchlng Song." 10.0; Music, lnirth and rnelody. 3YA Christchurcn . . -8.0: New Mayfair Orehestra, 1 ' Savoy Irish . Medley. " " Westward Hol " A dramatisation of Charles Kingsley 's novel (episode 4). 8.25: "Woodland Pietur.es." J. H. Sq.uire Celeste Octet, 1 "Song of the Waterfall." Pat O'Doll (vocal), ' 1 The Old Eustic Bridge." Lex MaeDonald (boy soprano), "To a Wild Eose." J. H. Squire Celeste Oetet, "The Grasshoppers' Dance." 8.39: Cyril Eichardson (bass), "The Song of the Tramp.* ' Bajos Bela Dance Orehestra. "Wood Violets" Waltz. John McCormack (tenor), "A Brown Bird Singing." Bernard Zighera (harp), "Vers la Sourse Dans le Bois." Jolm Charles Thocnas (baritone), "Trees." 8.55: Liglit Symphony Oi'ehestra, Yalsette from "Wood Nyinplis." 9.0: Weather. Station notices. "Serving the Public." A » )•

convefsation between one of the public and a farrier. 9.20: Debroy Somers Band, "Scottish Medley" One-step. "Off to the Mine," a Japanese houseboy and his employer. "Music Eound the Campfire." 9.45: Alfredo Campoh and his Novelty Orehestra, "Tho Mosquitoes ' Parade, " " Hiawatha ' '■ Cake Walk. 10.: Dance Music,, 4YA, DUNEDIN. " 8.0: Orehestra Tipica Eoblrto, "Poi' Mi Morena" Paso Doble. "Hotel Eevue," episode 2 — ofiour new musicai comody serial. Miscellhneous recoroings. Eoy Smeck and his Hawaiian Serenaders, "Midnight Blue." Comedy sketch, "Jack 'Hylton Thfows. a Party." The London Piano-Accordion Band, "To You Sweetheart, Aloha." 8.34: Chick Parr and George Hughes (humour), "I Saw Your Sister." Sydney Kyte and the Piccadilly Hotel Orehestra, "Queen of Hearts" Selection. 8.40: Talk by J. T. Paul, "World Affairs." 9.0: Weather. Station notioes. A concert by the St. - Kilda Band. The Band, March, "Punchinello," "Serenata" (euphonlum solo by Bandsman C. E. Miller). Bernard Sullivan (baritone), "Old Man Noah," "Ships of Yule." .9.21: The Band, "Iolanthe" Selection. 9.31: "Eb and Zeb." The Band, "Humoresque — Lasses and Lads";' Hymn, ' '"D'ehton Parki" 9.50: Bernard -SulHvan -(baritone), "Tavern Spng," "The Vagabond." 9.56: The Band, Marcli, "Boulder City." 10.0: Music, mi'rt'li and mclody. - 2ZH, NAPIER. 7.0: Operatic Hour; vocal, and. instrumental. 8.0: Varied records. 9.30* Dance rniisic. 10.30: Close.'