MONDAY NATIONAL

New Zealand Listener, Volume 1, Issue 1, 30 June 1939, Page 17

MONDAY

NATIONAL

JULY 3

i NY. AUCKLAND 650 k.c. 462 m. ) 7. Oam. BREAKFAST SESSION. 9. 0 10. 0 10.15 11. 0 11. 0 12. 0 Close Down. Devotional Service conducted by Rev. F. de Lisle. Selected Recordings. Talk to Women by Margaret. Selected Recordings. Lunch Music. 2. Op.m. Selected Recordings. 3.45 4.0 6. 0 Classical Hour, 3.15 Sports Results. TALK, prepared by the Association for Country Education, Home Science Tutorial Section of the University of Otago: "A-TRAMPING WE WILL GO." Light Musical Programme. Special Weather Report for Farmers. 4.30 Sports Results. Children’s Session, conducted by Cinderella, with at 5.40 the feature Coral Cave. DINNER MUSIC. " Around the Volga" ........ Borchert "Selection of Chopin Melodies " arr. de Groot "Les Millions D’Arlequin" .... Drigo Le SOTenades 5 oss ccc cata Glan "Ttalian Airs " "For You Alone, .Lucia" ...... Bixto "Follow the Fleet" .......... Berlin "The Kiss," Serenade ...+ de Michaelt " Black as the Night Are Your Eyes" } Rirner SSeS MOSDORS So. i cess e dante de Groot Pee eee DU Fogo. ok os bee vias Strauss i "Master. Or. My Souk"... .cc.60 5. Stolz ~ ' "Maid of the Mountains " | Fraser-Simson " Andrea Chenier" .......... Giordano "Katja The Dancer" ........ Gilbert 7. 0 NEWS SERVICE ISSUED BY THE PRIME MINISTER’S DEPT.; ALSO BRITISH OFFICIAL WIRELESS NEWS (REBROADCAST FROM 2YA). 7.10 7.30 NEWS AND REPORTS. Farmers’ Session: RESEARCH AND THE FAR-MER-a recorded talk by a member of the Fields Division,

740 TALK: IMPORTANCE OF QUALITY IN FARM SEEDS, W. Alexander 8.0 Tales of the Silver Greyhound. (Episode 8). The wearers of the Silver Greyhound, the emblem of messengers of the British Foreign Office, meet with some hazardous adventures in the course of their duties, but their cool headed. resourcefulness usually enables them to outwit their unscrupulous opponents. 8.30 Dramatic Presentation: THRILLS. Each moment of the day holds a thrill for someone. It may. be a brave action, it may be a memory awakened, the thrill of beautiful music, poetry, or just a spoken word. All are Thrills. 8.45 John Halifax, Gentleman. (Episode 33.) 8. 0 Weather Report and Station Notices. 9. & Ringside Commentary on Professional Wrestling Match, relayed from Auckland Town Hall. 10.0 MUSIC, MIRTH AND MELODY. 11. 0 CLOSE DOWN.

LY/ WELLINGTON | 2 570 k.c. 526 m. When Parliament is being broadcast this programme will be transmitted by 2YC. Usual hours of Parliament: Monday to Thursday inclusive, 2.30-5.30 p.m. and 7.30-10.30 p.m.; Friday, 10.30 a.m.-1 p.m. and 2.30-5.30 p.m. 6.50 a.m. Weather Report for Aviators. 7. © BREAKFAST SESSION. 9.0 Close Down. 10. 0 Weather Report for Aviators. 10.10 Devotional Service. 10.25 Recordings. 10.28 to 10.30 Time Signals from the Dominion Observatory. 10.45 A Talk to Women by Margaret, 12. O Lunch Music. 1. Op.m. Weather Report for Aviators. 2. 0 Classical Hour. 3. 0 TALK, prepared by the A.C.E. Home Science Tutorial Section of Otago University: " ATRAMPING WE WILL GO." 3.15 Light Music. Sports Results. 3.28 t03.30 Time Signals from the Dominion Observatory. Weather Report for Farmers and Frost Forecast for Canterbury and Otago. 4. 0 Sports Results,

5. O Children’s Session. 6. 0 DINNER SESSION. " Cossack Danee" ...... Tschaikowsky "The Spider," Intermezzo ...... Klose | "The White Horse Inn" Selection .Benatzky | ab Re AE ae ee Jessel " Bohemian Girl" Selection .... Balfe | "Moineau"’ Selection ........ Beydta | "T’m Forever Blowing Bubbles " Kellette | 90 TOON stat Vowel eka ee Arndt ! " Queen of Love," Waltz Fantasy { : Borgmann ) " Waltz Medley " SP OSIRORION ©": o's te5 den 64 bie Marchettt "Scherzo No. 2 in B Flat Minor, | Sigal gaa Chopin \ ee UtO Perpetn bose cw cckces Lotter 7. 0 OFFICIAL NEWS SERVICBE ISSUED BY THE PRIME MINISTER’S DEPT.; ALSO BRITISH OFFICIAL WIRELESS NEWS. (REBROADCAST BY THE NATIONAL STATIONS.) 710 NEWS AND REPORTS. 7.28 to 7.30 Time Signals from the Dominion Observatory. WINTER COURSE TALK. "History for Everyman: Ede ward Gibbon Wakefield and the Foundation of New Zealand." An intérview with H. G. Miller, librarian at Victoria University College. 8. 0 CHIMES. A CHAMBER MUSIC PROGRAMME. Ecole Normale Chamber Orchestra, Paris, conducted by Alfred Cortot, "Concert Dans Le Gout Puente" Gi csetec? Couperin 8.18 Germaine Corney (Soprano), accompanied by the Quintette Jean Ibos, pe "Amour D’Antan" Chausson 8.24 A RECITAL by Kate Jourdain (Pianist), "Prelude, Fugue and VariaSUMB ee g Cesar Franck " Barcarolle" . Rachmaninoff "Primavera" ....... Medtner 8.36 Vladimir Rosing (Tenor), at ane Borodin 8.40 Virtuoso String Quartet, *- Ned a. sei Borodin 8.44 TALK, by Douglas Cresswell, DISCOVERING OUR COUN-TRY-COAL (1). Douglas Cresswell personally investigated the coal industry in Westland, and two recorded talks are the vesult. 9. 0 Weather Report and Station Notices. 9. 5 Ringside Descrivtion of the Wrestling Match, relayed from the Town Hali. 10. 0 An Hour of Modern Dance (Approx.) Music by the bands of Ozzie Nelson and Will Osborne, with _ interludes by Hildegarde. 11. 0 "i nec DOWN. fa (Approx.

MONDAY

NATIONAL

JULY 3

SV, CHRISTCHURCH 720 k.c. 416m. 7. Qam. BREAKFAST SESSION. 9. 0 10. 0 10.30 10.45 11. 0 11.10 12. 0 Close Down. Selected Recordings. Devotional Service. Selected Recordings. A Talk to Women by Margaret. Selected Recordings. Lunch Music. 2. Op.m. Selected Recordings. 2.30 ald oo TALK, prepared by the Association for Country Education, Home Science Tutorial Section-A TRAMPING WE WILL GO. Classical Music. Frost and Special Weather Forecast, and Light Musical Programme. 4.30 Sports Results. Children’s Hour — UNCLE TOM’S CABIN (5).

6. 0 DINNER MUSIC 9 Accession Memories 66 7 ) Frasquita Lehar Hooray for Love Fields 1 Loin Du Bal Gillet Moonshine Leopold D Illusions Gade Serenade Saint Saens Waltz, No: 2 Weber-Burmeister 0) Erotik Grieg Smilin' Through Penn The Army Chaplain Millocker 7) I Love You Grieg D Mary , Waltz Lanner Autumn Leaves Traditional On the Fountain Davidoft Acceleration Waltz Strau88

7. © OFFICIAL NEWS SERVICE ISSUED BY THE PRIME MINISTER’S DEPT.; ALSO BRITISH OFFICIAL WIRELESS NEWS (REBROADCAST FROM 2YA). 7.10 NEWS AND REPORTS. 7.36 TALK by the Garden Expert, JULY IN THE GARDEN, 8. 0 CHIMES. Programme featuring JEAN MACFARLANE, New Zealand Contralto. Band of H.M. Coldstream Guards, "Garde Republicane March" Emmerson "Poet and Peasant" Overture Suppe 8.12 Jean Macfarlane, "Sink Red Sun" .. del Riego " Rose in the Bud" .. Forster "T Love the Moon" .. Rubens 8.21 Grand Massed Brass Bands, "My Lady Dainty" InterMOZS0- 5.5.55 ean Hesse "Under the Balcony — SereWEOG 3-sicn shakes Heykens "March of the King’s Men" Plater. 8.30 Eb and Zeb, 8.39 Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards, "London Suite" ..:., iia 8.48 Jean Macfarlane, | "Caller Ou!" .... John Grey "Here in the Quiet Hills" | Carne 8.564 Carlisle St. Stephen’s Brass Band, "The Firefly " ..:..... Moss "Torchlight March" .. May 98. O Weather Forecast and Station Notices. 9. 5 Is New Zealand Rugby Deteriorating? by Mark Nicholls — HEELING BACK, THE DIVE PASS AND DEFENSIVE TACTICS. 9.18 L. Goossens (Oboe), J. Lener (Violin), S. Roth (Viola), and I. Hartman (Cello), "Oboe Quartet in F Major" Mozart This oboe quartet was written by the composer for his oboe-playing friend, Ramm, in 1780, and is made up of three movements. The second of these strikes a surprisingly profound depth of feeling in comparison with the cheerful, happy-go-lucky spirit of the other two. 9.36 Julius Patzak (Tenor), "Oh That I Might Retrace " Brahms "Sanday" ....3. ..- Brahms "My Love is Green". Brahms 9.43 Pablo Casals (Cello), and Mieezyslaw Horszowski (Piano), " Sonata in C Major, Op. 102, Me, LPS sess Beethoven 10.0 MUSIC, MIRTH AND MELODY. 11. @ CLOSE DOWN,

ANY DUNEDIN 790 k.c. 380 m. 6.50 a.m. Weather Report for Aviators. 7. 0 CHIMES. BREAKFAST SESSION, 98. 0 Close Down. 10. O Weather Report for Aviators. Selected Recordings. 10.15 Devotional Service. 10.50 A Talk to Women by aahaeeel. 11. O Selected Recordings. | 12. 0 Lunch Music. | 1. Op.m. Weather Report for Aviators. Weather Forecast. 2. 0 Selected Recordings. | 3.30 Sports Results. Classical Music. 4. Q Weather Report, and Special Frost Forecast. 4.30 Light Musical Programme. 445 Sports Results. 5. O Children’s Session, conducted by Big Brother Bill. 6. 0 DINNER MUSIC. * GUA ROMANO?" a 0d bce 60-0 Ketelbey "Bolero in D Major" .... Moszkowski TAGE 5 «anne ewe b Gauwrawes Fiocco "Children of Spring" .... Waldteufel "Slavonic Dances, Nos. 8 and 16" Dvorak SW SSULR WNCRLO. 5 4a bh ee bes Dinicu *INsavIneLaS cece Coleridge Taylor © PeUOn: OSG soins ckbetan ka Lehar "The Faithful Hussar" .... Frantzen ORV EUNE **. cas ase OREO seo Rajf "An Eastern Wedding "’ Josef Prychistal "Ina Country LOM as os od Coates "Lilac Time,’ Selection Schubert Berte ROGD: FEE 6 saincese tate teree Friml 7. 0 NEWS SERVICE ISSUED BY THE PRIME MINISTER’S DEPT.; ALSO BRITISH OFFICIAL WIRE- LESS NEWS (REBROADCAST FROM 2YA). 7.10 NEWS AND REPORTS. 7.30 TALK by an Officer of the Fields Division of the Department of Agriculture, SEED CERTIFICATION. 740 TALK TO FARMERS by J. O. Wallace of the Department of Agriculture, THE GROWING OF WHEAT IN THE SOUTH. 8.0 CHIMES. MASTERPIECES OF MUSIC, with thematic illustrations and comments by Prof. V. E. Galway, Mus.D. "CONCERTO FOR PIANO AND ORCHESTRA IN A MAsOR." 2-445 iccen Aes played by Arthur de Greef and the London Symphony Orchestra. Liszt wrote to Wagner on December 29, 1853: "You may be sure that | have no vanity concerning my works: were I in the whole of my life to produce nothing good or beautiful, I should none the less feel a deep and eternal joy in appreciating what I recognise and admire as beautiful and great in others." " BRITANNIA " OVERTURE Mackenzie played by the New Queen’s Hall Light Orchestra.

9.11 9.14 TALK by J. T. Paul on WORLD AFFAIRS, Weather Report and Station Notices, The Otto Kermbach Dance Orchestra, "Hello! Here is Walter Bromme" ......+. .- Ralph The Hill Billies, " Alexander’s Ragtime Band " Berlin Reginald Foort (Organ), "A Day’s Hunting" (Based on "A Hunting Scene," by Bucalossi.

9.17 9.30 9.41 9.47 9.54 10. 0 11. 0 The Mastersingers, "Let’s Face the Music and Dance" " April Showers " "On Moonlight Bay" "With a Song in My H Xavier Gugat Orchestra, "That Night in Avalon" "T’m Glad I Waited for You" "There’s a Village in a Valley" "You Walked Out of the Pictures " Maria Hester (Soprano), Herbert Ernst Groh (Tenor), and Max oo tg Bis nek "Vienna Blood" . Strauss George Swift "La Capricciosa" .... Reis The Duncan Sisters, "In a Little Dutch KinderPry. ices Sema bmi Rosenstock Charlie Kunz (Piano), " Charlie Kunz Piano Medley" Dance Programme by Dick Colvin and his Music. CLOSE DOWN.

IS HISTORY BUNK? A lot of nasty things have been said about history and historians. In Gibbon’s opinion history was little more than the register of the crimes, follies, and misfortunes of mankind. History, it has also been remarked, does not repeat itself, but historians do. History, however, has plenty to say in its own defence, and some of it is being said at 2YA in the Winter Course talks on Monday evenings by Professor F. L. W. Wood, the Professor of History at Victoria University College, and H. G. Miller, librarian at the same place. "Everyman" meets Professor Wood and wants to know what, if any, is the food of learning or reading history? They drift into a discussion on Captain Cook’s career and consider why and how it was that New Zealand became British. Mr. Miller then takes up the running (on July 3) with an estimate of Edward Gibbon Wakefield, followed, a week later, by a discourse on "Grey, the Democratic Autocrat." Listeners may get some shocks, but that will be good for them.

MONDAY

NATIONAL

JULY 3

aY INVERCARGILL 680k.c, 441m, 7. 0-9.0a.m, Breakfast Session 71. 0 from 4YA. Recordings from 4YA. 712. 0-2.0 Lancheon Session. 5. 0 5.30 5.45 6.15 6.30 6.45 7. 0 8.0 8.15 9. 0 9.30 10, 0 Tea Dance. Children’s Session, "Tanglewood Tales." light Music. "Rhythm All the Time" London Piano Accordion Band. "The Woman in White." After Dinner Music (Station Announcements at 7.30). "Mountaineering in Southland," Talk by R. Ferris. Chamber Music, with Studio Recital by LL. E. Dalley (tenor). Mr. Chalmers K.C.: "The Bank Clerk Mystery." Listen to the Band, Rhythm Time. Close Down, TVX SESer 5. 0-6, Op.m. Light Musical Pro7. 0 8, 0 3. 0 9.40 10. 0 10.30 gramme. After Dinner Music. a Orchestral Music and Ballads. Scott of Scotland Yard: "The Case of the Mysterious Music," Musical Comedy and Light Opera. Light Recitals, featuring Brian Lawrence, vocalist. Close Down. P24 AUCKLAND 1250 k.c, 240m. 6.0-6.0 p.m. Light Orchestral and 6. 0 6.45 7. 0 Ay 7.20 "7.40 7.45 8. 0 8.30 9.30 10. 0 Popular Selections. Miscellaneous. News, Announcements. Orchestral. : Home Garden Talk. Organ Selections. Lorna Doone. Music Lovers’ Session: Verdi’s " Aida," Concert Session. Latest Hits. Close Down. eX

QV/ WELLINGTON 840 k.c, 357m. When Parliament is being broadcast the ordinary programme scheduled for Station 2YA will be broadcast through 2YC. 5. 0-6.0p.m. Light Musical Programme. 7. 0 After Dinner Music, 8. 0 With the Bands. 8. 0 Songs We Love. Popular ballads with orchestral interludes. 10. O Bright and Breezy. 10.30 Close Down.

PAD eee he 7. Op.m. Rhapsodies in Rhythm. 7.35 7.45 8. 0 8.15 8.40 8.45 8. 0 9.15 9.30 10, 0 Personal Column. Film Favourites. Sports Club. Sportsmen of the Week Interviewed. Connoisseurs’ Corner, by "Playback." 2YD Trailer. Aerotones. Night Nurse (Chapter 18). Black and White Studies, by Charlie Kunz. Crazy Couplets, Close Down,

|2 7) NAPIER — 760k.c, 395m. 7. 0-9. Oam. Breakfast Session. 11. O Light Music. 12. 0-2. O Lunch Session. 5. Op.m. Musical Programme. 5.30 Children’s Session (Uncle Ed, Aunt Gwen). 6. 0 Light Music. 6.16 Eb and Zeb. 7. 0-8.26 After Dinner Music, and Light Popular Programme. 8.25 His Last Plunge. 8.40 Programme by the Hastings Citizens’ Band, with recorded Vocal interludes. 940 Light Orchestral and Vocal. 10. O Close Down.

LOVIN see nr E : : 327 m. 7. Op.m. Miscellaneous Light Music. 8. 0 Concert Session, Classical, featuring, at 8.15, Symphony No. 40 in G Minor (Mozart). London Philharmonic Orchestra. 9.0 "Frankenstein" (Chapter 5). 9.15 Humorous Interlude. 9.30 Light Music. 10. O Close Down. STV A CHRISTCHURCH 1200 k.c. 250 m. 6. 0-6. Op.m. Recordings. 7.0 After Dinner Music. 8. 0 Entry of the Boyards. 8. 6 Horse Sense. 8. 12 Algernon Whifflesnoop John.

8.15 8.21 8.24 8.30 8. 0 9.11 9.24 9.30 A Ragtime Medley. Only My Love for You. Reginald Foort at the B.B.O, Theatre Organ. Rosalie and Her Romances, Langworth Military Band. Songs from the Hall (Negre Quartet). Barnabas von Geczy and Orchestra. The Crimson Trail. 9.44-10.30 Variety and Light Re10.30 citals. Close Down. SCAR ae ee 7. Oa.m. Breakfast Session. Morning Programme. 10. 0-10.10 Weather Report. 12. 0-2. 0 Luncheon Programme, > OOM HOS 90 of 1. Op.m. Weather Report. Women’s Session, by Josephine Clare, "That Bugbear-~ Poverty." Afternoon Programme. 4.30 Weather and Shipping News. Children’s Session (Norma). Dinner Music. News and Reports. Debroy Somers Band. Mittens (Episode 41). Light Recitals: Reginald Dixon (organ), Richard Tauber (tenor), Orchestra Mascotte, Dad and Dave (Episode 6%). Classical Programme: London Symphony Orchestra in "Le Coq d@Or" Suite (RimskyKorsakov). Notable British Trials (Episode 1, Trial of James Blomfield Rush). Maori Music. Hot Rhythm. Variety. Light Orchestral Musie and Ballads, Close Down. aly DUNEDIN 1140k.c, 263 m, 5. 0-6. Op.m. Recordings. 7, 0 8. 0 8.15 8.42 10. 0 10.30 After Dinner Music. Melodies of the Moment. Recorded Play, "The Flawless Scheme." Presented by George Edwards and Company. Betty Boop and Popeye Entertain. The Hit Parade, by Donald Thorne at the Wurlitzer. Gert, Daisy, a Piano -and How! More Melodies from Musical Comedy and Light Opera. Melody and Humour. Close Down. These programmes are correct as we go to press. Any last-minute alterations will be ever the air.