OVER THE AIR

Waikato Times, Volume 125, Issue 20923, 30 September 1939, Page 12

OVER THE AIR

RADIO PROGRAMMES TO-NIGHT’S BROADCASTS IYA Auckland.— 7.o, News service issued by the Prime Minister's Department; British Official Wireless News; 7.10 (approx.), news and reports; 8.0, concert programme; recordings, Rotorua Maori Choir; 8.11, Rosario Bourdon Symphony; 8.17, the Euterpre Trio (soprano), flute and piano); 8.34, recording, Jacques Thibaud (violin); 8.42, James Hoskins (baritone); 9.54, recording; Rosario Bourdon Symphony; 9.0, weather report and station notices; 9.5, recordings, Sydney Kyte and his Piccadilly Hotel Band; 9.8, Anona Winn (impersonator); 9.14, Foley and Thompson, playing two pianos; 9.22, recordings; Cole Porter (tenor); 9.28, Joe Paradise and his Music; 9.34, Eddie Pola and Company (sketch); 9.42, Foley and Thompson (playing two pianos); 9.50, recording, Orchestra and chorus; 10.0, sports summary; 10.10, dance music; 11.15, close down. 2YA Wellington. news service issued by the Prime Minister’s Department; British Official Wireless News; 7.10 (approx.), hews and reports; 7.25, a review of the All Black Trial Games by the exAll Blacks, George Aitken and Frank Kilby; 7.28 to 7.30, time signals; 8.0, popular programme; recordings, Geraldo and his Orchestra; 8.8, “ The Crew of the Maude Woodlock,” a radio comedy written by W. Graeme Holder and produced by the National Broadcasting Service; “ Cross Channel Handicap 8.42, Bunds Piano Rhythm; 8.48, the Merry Macks (vocal trio); 8.54, Harry Robbins (vibraphone and xylophone); 9.0, weather report and station notices; 9.5, dance programme; 10.0, sports summary; 10.10, continuation of dance programme; 11.15, close down. 3YA Christchurch. —7.o, Official News Service issued by the Prime Minister’s Department; British Official Wireless News; 7.10, news and reports; 7.45, talk by Thelma Kent, A.R.P.S., F.R.S.A., “ Photography— How to Win Photographic Competitions ”; 8.0, recordings; the Light Opera Orchestra; 8.9, Dan Donovan (tenor); 8.15, “One Good Deed a Day,” a comedy serial by George Edwards and Company; 8.27, recording, New Mayfair Orchestra; 8.35, “ Coronets of England,” The Life of Charles II (episode 20); 9.0, weather forecast and station notices; 9.5, the Mayfair Ensemble (vocal and instrumental); 9.17, recording, George Scott-Wood and his Accordion Band; 9.23, George Titchener (comedian); 9.33, recordings, Jack Simpson (xylophone); 9.36, Peter Dawson (bass-baritonel; 9.42, Elsie and Doris Waters; 9.45, Sidney Torch (organ); 9.48, the Mayfair Ensemble; 10.0, sports summary; 10.15, modern dance programme to music by Tut Coltman’s Australian Swing Band (relayed from Frascati Cabaret); 11.15, close down. 4YA Dunedin. —7.o, News service issued by the Prime Minister’s Department; British Official Wireless News; 7.10 (approx.), news and reports; 8.0, light orchestral and ballad concert; 4YA Concert Orchestra; 8.9, Dorothy L. Stentiford (contralto); 8.15, the Orchestra; 8.22, records; Ernest Butcher (baritone); 8.34, the Orchestra; 8.44, Dorothy L. Stentiford (contralto); 8.51, the Orchestra; 9.0, weather report and station notices; 9.5, dance programme; 10.0, sports summary; 10.10, dance music; 11.15, close down. TOMORROW’S BROADCASTS IYA Auckland.— ll.o, Presbyterian service, relayed from St. Andrew’s Church preacher: Rev. P. Gladstone Hughes; organist, A. W. Evans; 7.0, Anglican service, relayed from St. Mary’s Cathedral; preacher, Dean W. Fancourt; organist, Edgar Randall; 8.15, selected recordings; 8.30, concert programme; “ Victoria and Disraeli”; scenes from the life of Queen Victoria, written for radio by Hector Bolitho; 10.0, close down. 2YA Wellington.— ll.o, Methodist Church service, relayed from Wesley Methodist Church, Taranaki Street; preacher, Rev. Percy Paris; organist and choirmaster, H. Temple White; 7.0, Presbyterian Church service, relayed from St. James’ Presbyterian Cnurch; preacher, Rev. A. G. Gardiner; organist and choirmaster, John Randal; 8.15 (approx.), selected recordings; 8.30, modern English Orchestra Music, introducing at 9.5, a “ London Symphony ” by Dr. Ralph Vaughan Williams, played by the Queen’s Hall Orchestra, conducted by Henry J. Wood; 8.43, Norman Walker (tenor); 8.47, Beatric Harrison (’cello) and the New Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Sir Edward Elgar, 0.M., K.C.V.0.; 8.55, Peter Dawson (bassbaritone); 9.0. weather report and station notices: 9.5, the Queen’s Hall Orchestra; leader. George Stratton; conductor, Sir Henry J. Wood, with 16 outstanding vocalists; 9.45, Sir Henry J. Wood, conducting the BBC Orchestra; 10.0, close down. 3YA Christchurch. —ll.o, Methodist service, relayed from Rugby Street Church; preacher. Rev. A. C. Lawry: organiste. Mrs W. Hutchens; choirmaster, Will Hutchens; 7.0, Church of Christ service, relayed from Moorhouse Avenue Church; preacher, Pastor A. Hinrichsen; organist, A. T. Philip; choirmaster, H. E. Ames; 8.15, selected recordings; 8.30, music from the theatre, “ Madame Butterfly ”; 10.30 (approx.), close down. 4YA Dunedin. —ll.o, Baptist service. relayed from Hanover Street Baptist Church; preacher, Rev. J. Ewen Simpson; choirmaster. H. P. Desmoulins; organiste, Miss P. Westland; 6.30, Congregational Service, relayed from Moray Place Congregational Church; preacher, Rev. John H. Harris; organiste, Mrs H. C. Campbell; 7.45, selected recordings; 8 30, a symphony orchestra concert, featuring at 9.5, the Music of Brahms; Sir Thomas Beecham conducting the London Philharmonic Orchestra; 8.42, Lotte Lehmann (soprano); 8.52. the London Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Eugene Goossens; 9.0, weather report and station notices: 9.5. Music of Brahms; the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Bruno Walter; 9.13, Florence Vickland (soprano). Evelyn Macgregor (contralto), William Hain (tenor), Crane Calder (bass), Grace Castagnetta and Milton Kaye (piano); 9.37, Yei hudi Menuhin (violin); 9.45, the | Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra j of New York, conducted by Arturo 1 Toscanini, 10.0, close down.