RADIO Programmes

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 68, 13 December 1937, Page 4

RADIO Programmes

• aiaaaMaataaaaaaaaaaa-tiit ■ «. awcaimwa |aa.1YA, Auckland, 8.0: A studio presentation by the Maisie Carte-Lloyd Players, of the dramatic sketeli "The Unguilty," by Catherine Brownhill. 8.25: lnspector Scott, in "The Case of the Construction Tragedy." 9.0: Weather. Station notices. Talk: Mr Alex Thomson, "Klondyke — Yesterday and To-day." 9.20: The studio orchestra, " Keltie' ' Overture. Mary Owers (mezzo-soprano) "The Fuclisia Tree." "Lament of Isis." 9.32: Elsie Southgate (violin), "I Hear You Calling Me." Gilmour McConnell, (piano), "Six Waltzes"; "The Butterflies' Flirtation," "A Pond and a Pebble," "At the' Donny brook Fair," " Gnomenreigen. ' > 9.48: Elsie Southgate (violin), "Rose in the Bud. " Mary Owers (mezzcfsopramP, accompanied by the Studio Orchestrii, "Land of the Sky Blue Water," "The Second Minuet." 9.55: "Thc Studio Orchestra, "Valse Lyriue," "Step Lightly," March. 10.0: Music, mirtli and melody. 2YA, Wellington. 8.0: Pozniak Trio, "Dumky Trio."' Keith Falkner (baritone), "Shepherd, See Thy- . HOrso's Foaming Mane. " 8. 28: A recital by Dorothy Hanify (pianist), Nocturnc in F Sharp Majci Schhrzo Ko. 3 iil C Sharp Minor (Ohopm). 8.40: Talk, Mr Alfred Quinnell, "Chinese — Rulers and Ruled." 9.0: Weather. Station aunouncements. A recital by Svdney MaeEwan (Seottisii Tenor), "Island Moon," "The Fairy "My Ain Folk," "My Love Ts Like a Tree," "She Moved ThrO' the Fair," Red, Red Rose," "Lewis Bridal Song" 9.25: "Carols, " a continuity pn«gramme, illustrating the origin and history of Christmas carols. 10.0: Dance music by the Nicholians Dance Band. 3YA, Christchurch. 7.35: Talk, Our Garden Expert, Garden Problems." 8.0: Munn and Feiton's Works Band, " Harlequia, " March. "William Tell" Overture.. The Wellbrock Brothers, in popular songs of the Day: "Seftember iu the Rain" and "Without a Word of Warning" 8.17: Recording, Australian Commonwealth Bahd, "Sliding Thro' the Rj'e" "Tit Larks." 8.26: "Eb and Zeb." St. Hiv& Colliery Band, "Pop Goes thc Wcasel," humorous fantasy; "Hisiwatha. " 8.44: The Wellbrock Brothers (popular songs), "Serehade in the in the Night," "Chapel in the Moonlight." 8.5.1: Massed Brass Bands, "Melodies that Never Die." "March of the Herald. " 9.0: Weather. Station notices. Recorded talk by the Editor of Ihe N.Z. Law Journal, "Law Lawyers .'ifd the Fevfive Beacon." 9.20: 3YA Ohamber Music Players, "lntroduction

and Gigue for String Quartet (Wallo \\ arncr.) Elisabeth Schumann (soprano), "Warning". 9.26: 3YA Chambcr Music Players "Konzartan Tes" Quartet for String uartet with Piano. 10.0: Music, mirth and melody. 4YA, Dunedin, ,7.30: A talk by Mr R. W. Mathieson "Briuge." 8.0: "Der Freischut^." A romantic opera in three acts by Gari Maria von Weber. Presented by Solo- j ists, Chorus and Orchestra of the Ber- ! lin State Opera House Orchestra. S.40 ' (approx) : A talk by Mr J. T. Paul ! "World Affairs." 9.0: Weather. Station noticeB. A recorded play "The House in Mott Street." 9.25: Reginald Foort (organ), "William Tell" Overture. 9.31: "Paul Revere's Ride." A talo of tlie American War of Indepeudence. Written for radio by Edmund Barclly. Produced in 4YA studios' b-r Anita Winkel. 10.0: Dance music by Bob Crosby and his Orchestra, and Jack Hylton and his orchestra. ? 2ZH, Napier. i 6.30: Relay of Children's Session from our Hastings Studio, conducted by Aunt Gwen and Unele Ed. 8.0: Request evening. 10.30: Close down.