Radio Programmes

Taranaki Daily News, 1 September 1942, Page 6

Radio Programmes

2YB, NEW PLYMOUTH. 7 p.m.: National Anthem. "Sousa Marches On," H.M. Grenadier Guards; "Hold My Hand," Columbla Light Opera Company; "Tunes from the Tyrol," Cafe Collette Orchestra; "Can't We Meet Again," Rale da Costa; "Home Town," Flanagan and Allen; "Great Waltz," Louis Levy and Orchestra; "Lost," Turner Layton; "Roses in December," Turner Layton: "Musical Box Miniatures," Orchestra Raymonde; "The Merry Wldow," Sldney Torch; "Farewell to Dreams," Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy; "The Lpve Dance," Gil Dech and Orchestra; "Waltz Medley," Selma Mouth Organ Band; "Keep Smiling," Reginald Foort; "The Mounties," Nelson Eddy. 8.0: "Tales from the Orient," Marek Weber and Orchestra; "Lilt of Lehar," Rawicz and Landauer; "With All My Heart," Jan Klepura; "Grandfather's Bagpipes," Gracie Flelds; "Orange Blossom," Billy Mayerl; "By the Sleepy Lagoon," Orchestra Raymonde; "Klng Cotton March," Band of H.M. Coldstream Guards; "My Own," Deanna Durbln; "The Swallows Serenade," Jack Mackintosh and H. Mortimer; "Gunner Joe," Stanley Holloway; "I'm Eighty in the Morning," Sandy Macfarlane; "I wonder What Made Her Go," Norman Long; "Dancing Clock," Orchestra Raymonde; "Piano Medley No. 10," Charlie Kunz; "Until," Richard Crooks; "Daly's Theatre Memories," Charles Prentice and Orchestra. '9.0; "I Found a Million DollaJ Baby," Bing Crosby; "Italian Street Song," Florence George; "Grace Moore Melodies," H. Robinson Cleaver; "Follow the Fleet," Anton and Paramount Theatre Orchestra; "Rosalle," Richard Tauber; "Take My Tip," Louis Levy and Orchestra; "Dancing Time," Reginald Dixon; "Love's Sweet Song," Essie Ackland; "Underneath the Mellow Moon," Green Bros. Marimba Orchestra; "Jazz Goblins," Rale da Costa; "Rolling Along," Peter Dawson; "Please," Major and Minor; "Love Is ■ All," Deanna Durbin; "Champagne Gallop," Grand Symphony Orchestra; "At the Balalaika," Nelson Eddy; "Dusty Vlolin," Albert Sandler Trio; "She Shall Have Music," Masqueraders; "Song of the Marlnes," Massed Bands. JYA, AUCKLAND. 9.0: "Light and Shade." 10.0: Devotions. 10.20: For My Lady. 11.0: "Health ln the Home: Symptoms of Cancer." 11.5: "Morning Melodies." 11.15: "Music While You Work." 2.0: "Musical Snapshots." 2.30: Classical music. 3.30: "Connoisseur's Diary." 3.45: "Music Whilb You Work." 4.15: Light music. 7.10: Talk by the Gardening Expert. 7.30: Paul Whlteman and his Concert Orchestra. 7.40: Reginald Gardiner (entertainer). 7.46: Lani Mclntlre's Hawaiiahs. 7.52: The Southern Sisters (vocal). 8.0: I Eleven of Columbia's Famous Artlsts. 8.8: Sldney Torch (organ). 8.14: Jack Hylton's Orchestra (Vocalist, Syd. Buckman). 8.17: "Krazy Kapers." 8.43: Anona Winn and Reginald Purdell (vocal), John Watts' Songs of the Shows. 9.25: Ella Logan (light vocal). 9.30: Fashlons ln Melody: Studio programme by the Dance Orchestra. 10.10: Repetition of Greetlngs from the Boys Overseas. 2YA, WELLINGTON. 9.45: "Music While You Work." 10.10: Devotional service. 10.25: For the music lover. 10.40: For My Lady. 11.0: "Little Adventures ln Music: On'the Hlgh Seas," by Valerie Corltss. 11.15: Something new. 11.30: Talk by Representatlve of St. John Ambulance Assoclation. 2.0: Classical music. 3.0: Favourite Entertainers. 3.30: "Music While You Work." 4.0: Varlety. 7.45: The Czech Philharmonic Vocalist: Feodor Chaliapin (bass). 8.46: Margot Dallison (soprano). 9.25: Yvonne Arnaud (pianlst). 9.33: The Motet Singers and String Orchestra. 10.0: Repetition of Greetlngs from the Boys Overseas.