RADIO Programmes

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 17, 13 October 1937, Page 10

RADIO Programmes

• A A • 1YA, Auckland* 8.0: Recordings; Cortot, Thibaud and Casals, Tno No. 1 in B Flgt (Scliubert). 8.34: "Robert Siromers (baritone), ."Litanei," "Whither," "My Last Abode.'' 8.44: The Studjo String Urcbestra, conducted by^ Harold Baxter, "Holberg" Suite for Strings in CHden Style. 9.0: Weather, Station notices. Talk, Mr. L. P. Leary, "From Cradle to Grave ; How the Law Affects Human Life.,, 9.20: Th Chenil Orchestra, "The JDamask Rose'' Selection. Muriel Collicoat (soprano), "Chant Venetian" ; "Tes Yeux.,? 9.31: Magyari Imre and his Hungarian Gipsy Orchestra, Hungarian Quick Czardas Pances,, Esther Coleman (contralto), "Time's Garden"; "Doan' You Cry, Ma Honey." 9,40; Bega) Cinenxa Orchestra, "Drury Lane Memories." Muriel Collicoat (soprano), "L'Ete" j "Le fJil.'' 9.50: Marek Weber and his Orchestra, "From Oifenbach's Sample Box." 10.0: Music, mirth and melody. 2YA, Wellington. 8.0: Concert programme, featuring, at 8.25 p.m., Browning Munamery ,Austraiian tenor), May Lander (soprano), "The -Gipsy and the Bird" ^•The Gardener"} "The Mocking Bird." 8.15: Jolm Vitetta (harp), "La fcjermata"; "The Glow Worm idyll" ; "Horoe, Sweet Home," A recitaT by Browubig Mummery (tenor), "Spirit Fiower"j "Has ^orrow Thy Young Days Shadowed ?" "Ahl Love But a Day" : "London JBridge," 8,40 : Talk, Dr, Guy H, Scholefield, 0„E., "World Att'airs." 9,0: Weather. Station notices. 9.5: "Eden End,'' a play by J. B, Priestleyj produced by W. S. Wauchop. 10.35 ; Recorded dance prggrapiine. 3YA, Christchurch. 8,0: Goncert by tbe Christchurch Orchestral Society, Soloists ; Mrs. Cyril Goode (contralto), Arthur Gordon (vioImist), 9.0; Weather Station notices. 9.20; Emmy Bettendort (soprano), with ehorus, "Eventide." 9.20: Mark Hambourg (piano), and tbe Xloyai Albert Hall Urcbestra, Concerto No, 1 ia H b'lat Minor (Tscliaikowsky), 10.0: Music, nnrtli and melody. 4YA, Dunedin. 8,0: A vanety concert, Itudy Starite and liis Band, "Five O'Clock Gh'l" 1 Selection. "These Three" will entertain with light number*. 8.18 Keginald Dixon (organ), "Through Sontb ern Climes" Medlej. Sandj I'oweli and hje Mouth-Organ Band. "A Nigbt on th© JDmbankment." 8.303: The In^ i ternatiftnajL Novelty. Orchestra, "Just

Say Aloha." "These Three," Light n'umbers, 8.40; "Serving the public," Mr, Average Citizen. interyiews a Telephonb Engineer. 9.0; Weather, Station notices, The Dunedin Orchestral Society presents the second. concert of th© 1937 season. Assisting artists : Mssrs. Williainson, McDougall, Pringle and Bridges (male quartet), Geo. H, Bridges (soloist), 10-0 (approx.) ; Dance music. 2ZH, Napier 6.30 ; Children' s sessio'n conducted by Dncle Charlie aud «Aunt Millie. 7.30; Music, mirth and melody. 8.0: Studio concert programme Overture. "'Marriage of Figaro," Vienna PhiJbarmonic Orchestra j Organ Solos by Reginald Foort, "In a Chinese Temple Garden," "Sanctuary of the Heart"} Pianforte Solos by Benno Moiseiwitch, ."FUrtatiohs In a Chinese Garden," "Bush Hour In Hong JLong." Orchestral by Albert Sandier and Orchestra, "Yvonjae," "Trouble In Paradise," interspersed with itexns by the following artists: Mezzo contralto, Mrs. M. McCay ; violin, Mr. F. R. Hunt; eJocution, Miss Yalerie Lewig j soprano, Mis§ Helen Dykes ; baritone, Mr. G. Bullivant. 9.30: Dance programme of tunes from the Talkies. 10.30: Close down.