RADIO Programmes

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 38, 8 November 1937, Page 12

RADIO Programmes

1YA, Auckland. S.0; A studio preseatation by 3. M. Clark and Players, of the play, ^Ani' hrose Applejoha's Ad venture/' by Walter Haekett, Badio adaptation by Lance Siaveking. 9,0: Weather, Statioa notiees., 9,6; Eingside "compieatary on professional WTqstling match, rejayed from the Auckland I'own Sall, 10,0; Music, mirth and melody, 2YA, Wellington. 8.0; A chamber music and art song programme, featuring Mozart's Quartet No. 1 21 in J) Major (K575) an.d Boro» thy Stentiford (epntralto). JColiseh Quartet, Quartet No. 21 in D Majer (Mozart). 8,16; A gchuberfc recital by Borothy Stentiford' (contralto), f*To Music/' 'hTight and Dreaps/' * ' Wild Eose," "Gradle Song." 8.23: Preda Meier (viola) and Ormi Eeid (piano), Serenade — Sonata for yiola.and piano. 8i40: Talk/Mr OI E. WHeeler, "The Eye-Witness; An Historie Division in the House, 1912.'" 9-0; Weather. Statiyn notices. Iiingsrl-3 de.criptiou ol! ihe wrestling mateh between Earl McOready and George Walker. ! 0 0 (approx.): Beporded dance programme. 3YA, Christchurch. ' 8.0: Band of H.M, Opldstream Cards, "Eqminsccnes of Scotland," 8,10; Baymond Newall (baritqne)j "The Song of the Ifettle," " A Bit, a Saddle and a Horse," 8.10: 1'erco Skinner'e Harmoniqa Band, "I;m Leaviug Tipperary," "Pid Yonr Mother Come from Xr eland 2", ^'Ljttle Angeline," "Misty Xsland oi the- Highlands," "Every Boad Leads Back td Ireland/1 "Lead, Kindly Ligbt" Hynw. 8.31; "Eb and Zeb." Eational Concert Band, "Patrol Gomique," "A Hunting Seeue, ' ' 8,46; Gladys Moncriefi;, "X Wake Up Smiling/' "In the Valley of the Moon," The Band of H.M. Coldstream Cruards, "The Quaker Girl" Selection, 9,0; Weather. Station notices, Talk, Mr I?. O. Jefcoate, " The Effects of EarlyHoldmining in Otago," 9.20; Browning Mnmmery (Australian tenor), "Der Nussbaum/' " Wanderer fTaehtlied/' "Eur Mnsik," " Widifiung," "Ich Crolle Nieht" ("I'll Kot Complaxn"). 9,35: Ossip fiabrilowitsch (pianoforte) and the Plonzaley Quartet, Quintet in E Elat Major, Op. 44 (Schuroann). 30.0 (approx.) ; Music, mirth and melody. 4YA, Lunedho, 8.0: The InternationaJ Singers (malp quartet), "Kashmiri Song," "Ye Banks and Braes," "Eill Every Glass," "Come to the Fair," "The fiBJs of Homsj" 8.15s A liglxt recital

by Terence Casey at the organ, "Keys of Heaven" Novelty Variations, "Cavalleria Bustic&na" Intermezzo, "Annie Laurie" Eovelty Variations. 8.29; Valda McCurdy (soprano), a group of songs by Landou Epnald, "Prelude," "Bove, I Have Won You," "The Winds Are Calling," "Brift Down, Drift Down," 8.40; Talk, by J. T. Paul, "World Affalrs. ' ' 9.0; Weather, Station notices. Threo one-act plays by Mark Makeham, "The Mule," "The Epicure," "The Saintly Eaco/' produced in 4YA, Siudios, 10.0; An hour TFith Ambrose 'and his Qrchestra, 2ZR, NAPIEft. 7.0; Classical hour. 8.0; Dance programme by the Casinp JEtoyai Orchestra. 9,0; Station annonncements, 9,03; H.M. Grenadier Guards Band, "Aldershot Searchligbt Tattoo," 9.23; Carrpll Gibbons and his Boy Friends, "Xf You wero the Only Girl Memories." 9.32; Boy Henderson, baritone, "Ethjopia Saluting the Colours." Silly Symp'honic Orchestra, " Walt Disney Selection/ ' 9.45: Gladys Mpnerieff, soprano, "Teaeh Me How To Love," "When We Are Married." Midnight Beveilers, "The Open Boad," 10.0: Debroy Somers Band, "Aunt Saliy Selection." 10,10; Joe Green's hTovelty Orchestra, "Love Songs of the Nile," "Stay Oufc of My Breams," Londpn Palladium Orchestra, "March Beview Medley." 10,26: Band of H,M, Royal Air Lorne, "Father of Victory" March. 10.30: Olose down. (Times approx.).