RADIO PROGRAMME

Hokitika Guardian, 4 December 1931, Page 8

RADIO PROGRAMME

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4th. IYA AUCKLAND. 7.30: News and market reports; 7.40; Spouts talk.*B.o: Chimes; March —Bert Kingshuicl’s Two-in-One Band. “American United” (Edwards) ; overture, V\ estern World” (Chenette). 8.11; Oneact play—Auckland Dramatic Students, ‘The Signal” (Gordon). 8,31 : Waltz—rl he ( Band, (a) "Passing of Salome” .(Joyce) ; ‘ (b) "While Hearts are Singing”; (Strauss). 8.36: Piano—Mr Cyril Tovsey, “Romance in E Major” (Rachmaninoff). 8.42 : Tenor-—Mr Tom Moffitt, |(a) "The 'World is Waiting for the Sunrise” (Seitz); (b) "In an' Old-Fashion-ed Town” (Squire). 8.48 : Organ— G. T. Paitman, “Liebestraum” (Liszt) (Col. 01003). 8.54 : Intermezzo-—The Band, "Indian ‘Trail’’ (Larnatu) ; foxtrot, “The .Follies” (Engi'ancl). 9.0: Evening forecast and announcements. 9.2 : Operatic medley—L.ight Opera Company, “Lily of Killarnev” (Benedict). 9.10 : Suite— The Band, “Indian Love Lyrics” (Wood-forde-Finden) ; instrumental, “Humoreske" (Dvorak) ; raise caprice, "Saxo- ... friends.” 9.24 : One-act comedy—f. Auckland Comedy Players, “It’s Not My Baby.” 9.44: Instrumental quartet— Paul Godwin’s Quartet, “Serenata Amorosa.” 9. '7 : Tenor—Mr 'l’oni Moffitt, 'l i(a) “My Girl and I” ; (b) “The Little P Girl from Hanley Way” (Clarke). 9.53 : Medley—The Band, “Savoy English" '(arr. Somers); march, “Golden' Spur” (Weber). 10.1; God save the King. 2YA WELLINGTON. 7.0: News, reports and sports results. 7.40 : Leoturette—Mr R. C. Wilson, "Tennis—Volleying and overhead work.' 8.0; Chimes. Overture—2YA Orehes-' trina (Conductor, Signor A. P. Truda), "Raymond” (Thomas). 8.10 ; Baritone —Mr R. G. Blow, (a) “Invictuis” (Huhn) ; (b) "Requiem.” 8.16: Nove|ty_±-Mrs Mildred Kenny’s Guitar Trio, (a) “When You Wore a Gingham Gown” (Gilbert) ; (b) “The Broken Ring” . (Gluck). 8.24: (Humour—Mr Len Ashton, “'l’hc Musical Barber” (Weston and Lee). 8.29: Select-ion—-2YA Orchestrina, “Queen High” (Geiisler). 8.39 : Soprano—Miss Gwladvs Edwardes, with orchestral accompaniment, , (a) Still as the Night” (Bohin); (b) “The Star”'(Rodgers). 8.45: Novel-ty—Mrs-Mildred Kenny’s Guitar Trio, (a) “Lento" (Gluck); (b) “In/a Window ! in a House in Caroline" (Morzan). 8.53 : Baritone—Mr R. G. Blow, with orchestral accompaniment, (a) “A Castilian ..Lament” '(Del Riego) ; (b) "Wait” (DHardelot). 9.0: Weather report and station notices. 9.2: Humour—Mr Len Ashton, '(a) “Song of the Vulgar Diis.t- ---! man” ; (b) “In My Bell-Bottomed Trousers.” 9.8: Suite—2YA Orchestrina, “In A ready” (Nevin). 9.17; Soprano—Miss Gwladys Edwardes, with orchestral accompaniment, (a) "When the House is Asleep” (Ilaigh) ; (b) “Cradle Song” (Jarnefeldt). 9.23: Waltz—2YA Orchestrina, “Spanish W’nltz” (W aldteufel). • 9.30 : Dance music programme.

3YA CHRISTCHURCH. 7.0: Dialogue talk—Messrs I). Cussgrove and W. Melbourne, "Radio Seivices.” 8.45: Talk—Mr G. Chiillis, “Anatomical Footwear.” 8.0: Chimes. "Putting 'the Clock Back"—Programme by Christchurch musicians of the ’nineties. A drawing-room gathering in th. 'nineties. Overture—Jack Hylton and his Orchestra, "Melodious Memories." Baritone—-Mr Peter Hockley, (a) "I he IScent of the Huy”; (b) "Bid Me to Love” (Bernard!. Piano—Mrs F. Wilding, (a) “Rosemunde and Fairy Frolic” ;from “Where the Rainbow Ends”— Quilter) ; (b) “Study in G Minor. .Vocal Trios—Mesdames H. L. Bowker. W. F. Tait, K. W. Pigeon: (a) “Mayday Song” (Harvey) ; (b) “Evening” (Smart). Instrumental Trio (Violin, Mrs Roy Twyneham : ’cello, Mr H. H. Loughnan ; piano, Mrs John Russed). Lrio—'Andante Con Moto” from “Trio in D Minor" (■-Mendelssohn). Waltz—Peter Bryson s Old-time Dance Band, "Donau Wellen” (Ivanovici) ; schottische “Lily oi Laguna (Leslie Stuart). Tenor—Mr LA. J. I rewern “An Evening Song” ‘ißlumetidial). Lancers—Bryson’s Old-time Dance Band. "Tit B'ts” (Coote). Weather forecast and station notices. Talk—Mr Selvvyn Bruce, “Reminiscences of Old Christchurch.” Piano—Dr T. L. Crooke, (a) “Deux Alouettes” (Breitkopf) ; (b) “Dovotion” (Schumann). Baritone—Mr Peter Hockley, “Love’s Proving” (Bohr). Instrumental Trio—Mrs Roy r ! wvneham, Air H. H. Loughnan, Airs John Russell, '“Andante Esprcssivo” from “Trio in C Minor” (Mendei'ssohn). Old-time | Dance Band : V-aleta, "Valse Blue” (■Hargis) ; Barn Dance, “Durkin Melodies’’ (Bryson) ;>“Hesitation Waltz 'Vocal Trio—Mesdames H. L. Bowker, W. LTaiit, E. W. Pigeon, (a) “A June Rose iBloomed"; (b) “How They So Softly ■Pest.'” O'd-tirne Square Dance—Bryson’s Dance Band, “Quadrilles (Kaps). Tenor—Air W. J. Trewern, (a) “The Pilgrim of Love” (Bishop) ; (b) “A Farewell” (Biddle). Old-time Dances—Bryson’s Dance Baud (a) “Circassian Circie” ; '(b) “Mazurka” (arr. J. S. Kerr); (c) “Waltz, “Sobre Las Ohs" (Rosas). 10.8: God save the King. 4YA DUNEDIN. 7.0: News and reports. 8.0: Studio Concert. SATURDAY, DECEMBER sth. IYA AUCKLAND. 7.0 : News and market reports. 8.0: Chimes—Salon Orchestra, under the direction of Mr Harold Baxter, “Romantic” (Bela) ; overture, “Meditation” (Clifford). Studio Concert. ' 2YA WELLINGTON. 8.0: Chimes. Relay from the Concert Chamber, Town Hall, of Concert by the Wellington Apollo Singers. Soloists, soprano—Miss Teresa McEnroe, ’Cello— Air George Ell wood.

3YA CHRISTCHURCH. 7.0: News and reports. 8.0: Chimes. Relay from the Cvic Theatre of concluding sing. The singing will he led by Mr Owen Pritchard, with whpm will be associated others who have acted as song leaders during the season. 4YA DUNEDIN. 7.0. News and reports. 8.0: Chimes. Male quartets; Xy.ophone; Yentriloquial humour; Selection; Baritone solo : LM-ale Quartet ; Piano Accordion ; Duets and Saxophone solos.