RADIO Programmes

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 15, 11 October 1937, Page 10

RADIO Programmes

1YA, Auckland,

8.0: Concert programme. A studio presentation by Allan McSkimming and Players of "Londou Wall," a play by John van Druten. 9.0: Weather. Station notices. 9.5: llingside commentary on wrestling match, relayod from the AuoMand Town Hall. IQ.O: Music, mirth and melo.dy.

2YA, Wellington.

8.0; Chamber musxe. Aiga uurton (violin) and Lalla Vandersloof (piano), Sonata in F Major (Grieg3. 8.18: Heinrich Eehkemper (baritone), 4St. John 'a Day ?* Drif ting. ' * Septet by Saint Saens, presented by Foxeau (trumpet), Cantrelle (violin), Bellanger ('4ad violiu), Yieus (viola), M.atrelt ('cello), Nanny (double bass) and Faure (piano). 840; Talk, tho Fditor of the N.Z. Law Joiirnul, MTho Law &nd the Citizon: Eound the Courts in the Past Month." 9.0: Weather. Station notices. 9.5: Eingside deecription of the wrestjing match. JO-0: Dan-ce tuneg.

3YA, Chrlstclmrch.

8.0: Gar^O Eopublicaine Bayd of Ihauce, 'F&ther of the Victory" March, Huugarian Ehapsody No. 2 (Liszt). Birrell O'Malley (tonor), "Eound the Bond of thq- Eoad," '♦Gipsy Moon. ' 1 8.19: Baud of H.M. Welah Gnards, "Merry Hunting Lays, ' ' "When the King Gocs By,'' 4The Water Melon Fete." 8.28: 4Eb and Zeb." Pipe Band of 2nd Battalion Cameron Bighlanders, "March Past of Highland Eegiments," "Medley of Scottish Airs," 847: Andrew Shanks (bass), "The Hundred Pipere," "0010' Ye by Athol." Major L. E. McLoniiuu, with Band of First Battalion H.M. Seaforth Highlanders, "Scottish Garland" Medioy. 9.0 : Weather. Station notices. Eecorded talk by C. M. Bennett, "The Survival of the Maori." 9.2Q; Althea Harlev Slackt D.S.C.M., pianoforte ro* cital, Etude in F Minor, Etude ;n E, Op. 10, No. 3., Barcarolle in F Sharp, Op. 60 (Chopin). Florence Apstral (soprano), "The Betrothal,'» No. 74, No. 16 (Chopin). 9.39: Pro Arto Qnartet, Quartet in C Major, Op. 20, No. 2 (Haydn), 10.0: Music, mirth and melcdvg

4YA, Dunedin.

8.0: A recital concert. Alfreda Campoli Salon • Orchestra, "Cavatina," Serenade, "Poqiu," " Canzonetta. " 344: Eichard Tauber (tenor), live fainoua Geraan folk songs, "The Good Coiurade,u " Hunter Js Ligo," "The Bvoken Eing." "Farewell, Touuorraw 1 Must Go from Hqre," "A Blrd Ooiuos -i A-Flylng." .Guila Bustabo Xv^°^n)i

"Dew is Sparkling," Nocturne in D Flat Major (Chopin), "Perpetuum Mobile ' ' (Novacek), 840^ Talk, by J. T. Paul, " World Affairs." 9.0: Weather. Station notices. "The Honour of Ierael Gow," a radio adaption of the story by G. K. Chesterton. 9.25: De Groot, David Bor and Eeginald Kilbey, "En Sourdene." The Scott. Wood Novelty Players, "Our Local Cinema." 9.34: "Clear Moonlight," a radio play by Harry Paul, produced by Sheila Neilsou. Queutin MacLean (or. gan), "The Song of Songs." 9.51: Harry Tate and Company, "Motoring." 10.0: Danco tunes.

2ZH, Napier,

7.0: Light varied recordings. 8;Q: Studio concert by pupils of Signor S. Truda; Miss Jean Bowman, lyric soprano, * 'Primavera," "Love's Dream"j Miss Betty Alexander, mezzocontralto, "Ombra Mai fu," "Coming Home"; violin, selected; Mr W. Clothier,; baritone solo, "A Song for You," "Trees"; Miss Han-cy Alexander, dramatic eoprano, "Thq Night was Cairn/' "In the Garden of Your Heart''; viplin, selected; Miss Lola Houghton, coloratura soprano, "Lak Mo," "A Voice is Calling," "Festa.1 Morning"; Miss J. Bowman and Mr W, Clothier, Love Duet from from Pagliacei. At the piano, Mrs S. Truda. 9.0 (approx.) : Talk by Miss King, of Bed Cross Society. 9.15 (approx.): Dancq music. 10,30: Close.