RADIO Programmes

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 52, 24 November 1937, Page 10

RADIO Programmes

1YA, Auckland. 8.0: The St. George Trio, Trio in C MiUor, Op. 5 (Bfucli). KatJileen Long (pi&no)^ Sonata in A Minor. 8.38: Madame Annette Chapman (mezzo-so-prano), "Tho Swan/' "I'm Raliner' ' ' ' Tho Water Lily, ' ' Wiegeniied.jl' 8.42: Ilia Boswofth (violin) and Leo. Wliittaker (piano), Sonata in F Major. 9.0 s Woathofi Station hdticea. Talk/ Mre Isabel Oluett, ' ' Wliere Shall I Publish My Book?" 9.20: The International Radio Orehestra, Eour Cameos( . 1 ( Amaryllis, " " The- Hirtj " 1 ' Yillainous Theme," "Mixed Dxinks." Heyn's Singing Guitarrists, "Love, Yes Love," ( 1 The. Wild Eose. ' ' "9.32; Earry Adler (mouth - organ), 1 ' Good y - Goody, ' ' "Lost," '/Yo.u Hit the Spot/' "The, Touch of Yodr Lips/' 9.33: The London Palladium Orehestra, Marche: ' ' SymphoniqUe, J i " Japanose Oarnival. ' ' Turner Layton (tenor), "A Walt« Was Born in Yienna," ' ' When ~ Autumn Gomei?^^ 9.51: The International Radio 1 Orehestra^ ' ' Musieal Mosaics," "Rhaptody Appassionata, 5 i " Joyous Allegro/' "The Land of the Midnight Sun,,jl "Bacchanale of Montm&rtre. ' 1 10.6: Musie, mifth and melody. 2YA, Wellington, 8.0: Light orchestral and ballad prograinme. Ilja . Lisschakoff Orehestra, ''Bagatelle1' Overture. Myra Sawyer (soprano), ''Now Sleeps the Grimson Petay "t HaYe llung My Tents in OirixilSoti. 31 J 8.14: New Light Symphouy Orchefetra, "Four Ways" Suite. William Boafdiaaa (bass), "Sliips of ' * "CargOes." Myra Sawyor (so.prano) and William Boardman (bass), "NOflO S6 Pretty. ' ' Eric Coates and Sj-ittphony Orehestra, "By the Tamarisk. ' ' 8.40: Talk, Lr. Guy IT. Seholefield, "World Afi'airs. 1 ' 9.0: Weather, Station notices. Lola Maries and Company present a cameo Of London life, "Mrs 'Arris Goes to Brighton.'' 10.0: Danco iuusic. 3YA, Christchurch. 8.0: ConCert by the Christchurch Orchestral Society. Mareh, "TannhaUser," Ol'ieiital SUite, "The Rtlbaiyat of Omar lCliayyaia": tlnderneath the Bough, The Besert's Busty Eace, Morry with the •Fruitful Grape, Within the Potter's Shop. MiSs Alice Oliver (contralto). 8.31: Paul Schramm (Viennese pianistj, Partita iu E .Minor, No. 6 (Bach), Andante pavori, 9.0: StaCton notices. 5.20: Elizabeth Schumann (soprano), "Cradle Song," ""VYaming. " 9.27: Sir Thoinns Beefihain, eonducting the London ^Philhafffionic Orehestra, Symphony No. 41 in C Major ("Jupiter") (Mozart). 10.0;. Mu.sic,, niirth and melody.

1 i _ 4YA, Dunedin. 8.0: A variety programme, introducing, at 8.14 p.m., Dan Poley (Irish tenor), with Kathleen Dunne at the piano. The International Radio Orehestra, "Musieal MosaicSs," "Rhapsody Appassionata," "Joyous Allegro," "The Land of the Midnight Sun," "Bacchanale de Montmartre. ' ' Cicely -Courtnoidge and Jack Hulbert, "I Was Anything but Sentimental. " Raymoiicle and his Band o; Bhnjos, "Minstrel Hedley. " Dan Poley (Irish tenor), witli Kathleon Lunno at tho piano,, in "A Glimpse of Erin." 8.27: Patricia Rossborough (piano), "Simple Aveu." Lesiie Henson, Pred Emney and Eichard Hearne, "The Riddle Scenfi," 8.34: The Harmonians (vocal quartet), "Suzanne." 8.37: Barnabas von Geezy and his- Orehestra; -"Pony.-" 8.40: A talk by Mr S. R. Morrison, "American Neutrality." 9.0: Weather. Station notiees. Light music and dark mystery at the "Cafe Continentale. " 9.30: "Plying Visits: SoUth America. " Rudy Vallee and his Orehestra, "Plying Down to Rio." Oyril Whittle's Shanty Party, "The Rio Grande." The London Piano-Aecordeon Band,. ."Rio de Jamero." Gracie Fields (comedienne), "South American Joe." 9.42: Arthur Young and Reginald Poresythe (pianos), "Rumhas on Toast." Connie BosWell '(vocal), "Oarioca." The Waldorf Astoria Orehestra, "Little Rose Of the Rancho. ' ' Tango Orehestra, "Guitarrita Porqne Noras." 10.0: Dance music. 2ZH, NAPIER. 6.30: Children 's session conducted by Aunt Millie and Uncle Charlie. 8.0: Oyei'ture, Lucerne Ivursaal Orehestra, "Oi'pheus iu the trndenvprld" (Offenbach). 8,09: Richard Tauber, ''You Are My Heart 's Belight," "Patieutly SmiHug." 8.15: 22U Choir, "The llouse That Jack Built." 8.21: Mezzo Contralto, Miss Elva- Toiubs, "Tho Tlu'ush" (Editk llarrby). 8.21: Pritz Ki'eisler, "Palo Muou," "Toy Sol* dier's March." 8.30: Baritoue, Mr. M, O'Dwyer, "I Once liad a Heart, Margarita," "Blue Bird of • Happiness. " 8.36: Miss Joyee Eyre, "The Honeybird. " 8.39: ElocUtioli, Miss Dofothy Wattie, "The River of Stars," 8.42: Boy Soprano, Master Noel Mahon, "Pairy Tales of Ireland." 8.46: Bournemouth Municipal Orehestra, "Oountry Danco frorn Nell Gwyn" (German). 8.50: Humour, "Toinmy Handley Calling." S.54: Choir, "Tho Rose and tho Boy," "Goodnight," 9.0: Station announcemcnts. 9.03; Soprano, Eugenio Melhuish, "EverywliCre I Look. " 9.06: Pianoforte, Wilholm Backhaus. 9.12: Mr. M. O'Bwyer, "Tho Hills of Donegal." 9.18: Mms Dorolhy Waitio. 9.21: Tt.iy S'ijii'.nr:o, Master Nocl Mahon, "Ihili.tn Lusn Cati." 9.24: Edith Lorand atul her Vicjincse Orehestra, "Let*3 ilavu a Tango," Tango Potpourri. 9.50: Dnncu , music. 10.30: Close down.