Australian Programmes

Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 39, 13 April 1928, Page 14

Australian Programmes

3L0, MELBOURNE (371 Metres.) THURSDAY, APRIL 12. 8 pn; Rod McGregor will speak on "Cricket." 8.15: Birthday greetings and _ programme announcements; acceptances .for Epsom Turf Club. 816: The Vagabonds, "Take Your Finger Out of Your Mouth," "Rang Tang," "Fifty Million Frenchmen." 6,25: Frank and Francis Luiz, duet, ‘Miliana-e." steel guitar, "Hawaiian Love." 8.26: The Vagabonds, "Just a Memory," "Persian Rug," "I’d Leave Ten Men." 8.37: A few minutes’ talls about the war memorial. 8.42; Jack Lums'daine, whispering baritone (The Radio Rascal}, by permission J- C. Williamson, Utd., "Maori Maiden." 845: Fhe Vagabonds, "Painting Pretty Picture," ‘‘Here Il Am," "The Mannikin Ball." 8.54: Eileen Castles, soprano, "Waltz Song’’~Tom Jones, 867: The Vagahonds, "Mademoiselle Mimi." -9: Ernest Sage. baritone, ‘Out of the Past." 93: The Vagabonds, "Me and My Shadow," ‘Pleading,’ "Russian Lullaby. 9.12: Frank aud Francis Luiz, song, "Me and My Shadow," duet, "Aloha, Baby Boy." 9.16: The Vagabonds, "My Idea of Heaven," "Red Lips," ‘‘Golden Gate." 9.24: Jack Lumesdaine, whispering baritone (The Radio Rascal, ‘My Blue Heaven." 9.27: The Vagubonds, "£ Can’t Get Over a Girl Like You," "When I’m With You." "I Ain’t Got Nobody." 9.36: Aileen Castles, soprano, "terenade." 9.39; The Vagabonds, "Lucky Day," "Lantern of Love," "Consolation." 948; Ernest Sage, baritone, ‘Cries from Alexander’s Feast." 9.51: The Vagabonds, "Dance of the Tinker Toys," "Moonlight," "The Wind Blew Through His Whispers." 106.15: The Vagabonds, "On a Dew, Dewe Dewy Day," "Miss Annabelle Lee," "Hustling Hinkler." 10.24: Frank and Francis Luiz, duet, "Akahi Oi,""" song, "A Song to Ha--wali." 10.27: The Vagabonds, "Look in the Mirror," "Who-o0--You-oo, That’s Who," "The Wedding Waltz." 10.36: Jack Lumsdaine, whispering baritone (The Radio Rascab, "Hullo, Helen." 10.39: The Vagabonds, "The Sunrise," "Half a Moon," "Blowin’ off Stenm." 10.49: Eileen Castles, soprano, "Cradle Song." 10.52: The Vagabonds, "She Belongs to Me," ‘Just a Little Cuter," "Yale Blues." 111: The Vagabonds, "My Huwaiian Evening Star," ‘Lady Do," "Stay Out of the South," "Oh, Pimpinella." "The Spell of the Moon," ‘Down Kentucky Way," "Yesterday," "There will Come «a ‘Lime,’ "Red Lips. Kiss My Blues Away," "My Idea of Heaven," "The Magic of Moonlight and Love," "Funny Tune," "Sing Me 2 Baby Song," "T’ye Got a Yes Girl."’ 11.40: "God Save the King." FRIDAY, APRIL 13.

8 p.m.: H. K. Love, "Techaicalities." 8.10: Citizens’ Band, waltz, "Reftections." 8.17: Fileen Castles, 80prano, arin, "Tosca," "Bells of £24. I. A. Stewart, president of the National Rose "The Rose Show." 8.54: Collingwood ‘itizens’ Band, march, ‘Silver Woc#," intermezzo, ‘ 8:44: Jack Lumsdaine, whispering baritone (by permission J. C. Williamson, Ltd, "I’m Tickled to Death I’s Single,’ "Just Like a .Butterfly." 8.60; Moana Tua Duo, Spanish and steel guytar duet, "Southern Blues," "Kawahans Waltz 8.57: William G. James. "Prelude G Minor," "The Little Soldiers," "Rakoczy March. " 912: Collingwood Citi zens’ Band, selection, "An Iinglisl Garden." 9%22: Frank pnd Francis Luiz, duet, "Dreamy, Hawsii." song, "Kuu Home," steel guiter, "Hula Blues," duet. "My Blue Heaven." 9.34: Eileen Castles, ae, prang, "Saper Vorreste." "On Wings $.51: Collingwood Citizens’ and solo, "Neptune." 10.12: Jack Lumsdaine, whisperiug baritone, "Kentucky’s Way of Saying Good Morning," ‘Me and My Shadow." 10.19: Collingwood Citizens’ Band, selection, "The Merry Makers." 10.30: Mosna Lua Duo, "Kalana Waltz." "My Blue Heaven," 10.37: Oliver Peacock. 10.45: C ollingw oad Citi: zens’ Band, march, "Canberra," selected 10.55: Moana Lua Duo, "song of Hawaii," "Tfilo." 111: The Vagabonds, "My Regular Gal," "Fifty "Million "Golden Memories of Hawaii," "Night Time is Love Time," ‘‘Wondering | Ww "How Long Must I ‘Wait for You." "slow River," he Night in June," "Me and My Shadow," "Dance of the Tinker Toys," "Chloe." "Keep a Little Sunshine in Your Heart," "Put Your Arms Where They Belong." 1.40: "God Save the King."

a i Be al cee cer nin ee, a SATURDAY, APRIL 14. 8.16 p.m.: Prahran City Band. — valse, "Casino Tanze." 8.26; Roy Galloway, baritone (by permission J. C. W iliam-on', selected, 6.33; Prahran City Bend, "Nevada," march: "Bisneathra." Eileen Castles, soprano, "Porgiy Amor," "Plegie." 8.47; Prahran City Band, selection, ‘Melodious Memories." 8.57: Captain Donald MacLean, ‘ ‘Marie Celeste." 9.12: The Station Orchestra, "Moonlight Sonata." 9.17: Beryl Hayden, *‘soubrette (by permission J. Williamson, Ltd), selected. 9.24; Prahvan City Band. "My Blue Heaven," ‘‘Minuet in G." 9.28: Deseription of to-night’s Stadium event. 10: The Station Orchestra, suite, "Songs of Ttaly. " 10.10: Frank and Francis Luiz, duet, "Hula Maid," steel guitar, "Three O'Clock, in the Morning," song, ‘"Kuu Ipo."" duet. "My Honolulu Hula Girl." 10.22: Prahran City Bond, overture, "La Gazaza Leidra." 10.30; Roy Galloway, baritone, selected. 10.37: The dt. tion Orchestra, "Berceuse’’ from "Jocelyn." tango, "EI Amante." 10.44: Bery! Hayden, soubrette, selected. ic, 50: Late sporting, 11.4: Yhe Vagabonds, "Hustling Kinkler," "Miss Annabelle Lee" "On a Dew, Dew. Dewy Day," y piadenoinels Mimi." "The Mannikin Ball," "Were I Am," "Painting Pretty Picture, bo eay? ‘d Leave Ten Men," "Persian Rug," "Just, Memory," Million Frénchmen," Troug" oTake Your Finger Out of Your Meuth." 41.40; "God Save the King."

2FC, SYDNEY (442 Metres.) THURSBAY, APRIL 12. 8 p.m.: From the King’s Hall, on the oceasion of the first annual conference ot the music teachers of New South Witles (arranged by the Musical As-ociation of New South Weales)--(1) "Trio in B Flat" (Beethoven), llenry, Peun ‘piano, Lionel Lawson (violin), and Gladstone — Bell (eello}; songs, "Innisfree," "Blue Eyes," "The Flowers of Sleep." Miss Gwen Selva, soprano (at the piano, Miss Marzaret Chalmers); violin and piano, ‘Sonata" (Cesar Franck), Cyril, Monk ‘yiolin and Henri Penn (pinuoi; piano, "Prelude in D Flat" (Albery), "Nocturne" (Wavis:, Henry Penn. 8.50: From the_ studio, during the interval at King’s Hall. Edgar Warwick and Wileen Dawn, radio sketch. 9: "Big Ben"; Jate weather forecast. From the King’s Hall, continuation ot concert -Violin, "Dusk" (Alfred Hil, Cyril Monk; String Quartet, "Maori" (Alfred Hil), Gerald Wxlenn, Lionel Lawson, Muarjorie Hinley, Gladstone Bel; song:, "Chanson Triste" (Dupare}, "Nightingales are Singing" (Brahuis), Miss Gwen Selva, soprano (at the nieno, Margaret Chalners); two pianos, ‘Fantasie and Fugue" (BachBusoni), "The Dream" (Arensky, "Children’s March" (Grainger), Frank Hutenens and Lindley Evans. 9.40: From the studio, Peggy Dunbar, contralto, 9.48: Ernest Me: Kinlay, tenor, (a) "On Wings of Gong’ (Mendelssohn), (b) "The Flower Song" (from "Carmen") (Bizet). 10.5; Peggy Dunbar, contralto. 10,12: Ernest McKinlay, tenor, (2) "An Eriskay Love Lilt," (b) "Siciliana" ("Cavaleria Rusticana"’) (Mascagni). 10.20: I'rom the Ampassadors, the Ambassadors’ Dance Orchestra (conductor, Al. Hammet). 10.31: From the Ambassadors, dance music. 10,57: From the utudio, to-morrow’s programme and late news. ii: "Bie Ben"; from the Ambassadors. popular numbers until 11,4 by the Ambassadors’ Dance Orchestra, cou-

ducted by Al, Hammet). 11.45, National | Anthe ‘ m. FRIDAY, APRIL 13 8 pm.: "Big Ben’; from Her Majesty’s Theatre, Sydney (by Permission of J. C. Williamson, Ltd.), on the occasion of the return to Sydney of the popular musical play, "Rose Marie," featuring | Harriet Bennett and Frederick Bentley. . The first act wil be broadcast. Musical numbersIntroduction; song, "Hard-Boiled Herman," | Frederick Bentley and chorus; song, "Rose Marie," Reginadl Dand: and James Hughes; song, "The Meunties," James Hughes and chorus; song, "Lak Jee," Harriet Bennet 2nd chorus; duet, "Indian Love Call," Harriet Bennet and Reginald Dandy; song, "Pretty Things," Harriet Bennet and chorus; hallet eccentric, Frederick Bentley and chorus; duet. "Why Shonldn’t We?" Yvonne Banvard and Frederick Bentley; song, "Totem Tom Tom,," Stephanie Deste and chorus; finale. 9.43: From the studio, the 2FO Studio Orchestra, conducted by Horace Keats, (a) overture, "Maid of Orleans." (b) gavotte, "Caprice." 9,53: Mde. Emily Marks, 0prano (with orchestral accompaniment). 10: "Big Ben’; the 2FO Studio Orchestra, (2) suite, "Le Lac des Cygnes" (‘lseh--aikowsky), (b) "Rhapsedie Russe" (arr. Nussbaum). 10.16: Reginald Hayward, baritone (with orchestral accompaniment). 10.24; The 2FC Studio Orchestra, "A Guimmer’s Morn" (Haines). 10.30: Late weather forecast. 10.31: The’ 2FC Studio Orchestra, (a) "Peer Gynt Suite" (Grieg), (b) selection, "Miss Hook of Holland" (Rubens). ii: "Big Ben"; from the Ambassadors, the Ambassadors’ Dance Orchestra, conducted by Al. Hammet. 11.45: National Anthem.

SATURDAY, APREL 174. 8.5 p.m.: From the Conservatorium Hall, Sydney, on the oceasion of the first annual confernce of the music teachers of New South Wales, concert by, the Conservatorium Orvhestra and Choir (final night of the conference). Overture, ‘"Egniont" (Beethoven), the Conservatorium Orchestrz. 2: The Conservatorium Choir, 8.32: "Suite No. 6" (Bach-Wood}, the Conservatorium Orchestra. 8.40: The Conservatorium Choir. 8,55: From the studio, during the intervel at the Conservatorium, "The Two Magpies." 9.5: From the Conservatorium, eontinuntion of the programme by the Conservatorium Orchestra_and Choir, "Concerto for Pianoforte, A. Minor," Opus 16 (Greig), solo piano, Miss Tris de Cairos-Rego, the Conservatorium Orchestra. 9.37: The Conservatorium Choir. 947: "Sea Symphone" (Yaoughan Williams), the Conservatorium Orchestra. 10.5: From the studio. Gydney €ulland, baritone. 1013: "The Two Magpies." 16.23: Sydney Celland, baritone. 10.31; From the Ambassadors, the Aqnhassadors’ Dance Orcliestra, conducted by*Mr. Al, Hammet. 1i: "Big Ben": the Ambassadors’ Dance Orchestra. 145: National Anthem; close down, 2BL, SYDNEY (353 Metres.) THURSDAY, APRIL 12. 8 p.n.: G.P.O. clock and chimes; variety progranime ; Broadcasters’ topical chorus. 83: The Howaiian Harmony Girls. 8.10: The Wurlitzer organ, broadcast from the Arcadia Theatre, Chatswoot (organist, Mr. N. Robins). 8,15: Mr. Roger Jones (baritone). 8.22: Mr. F. Stewart Jarbo (elocutionist}. 829: Miss Doris Orr (soprano). 8.36: Miss Enid Parker (violinist). 8.43: Sketch by Mr. Morman Barrington and partner. 93: Weather report and forecast, 9.8: Mr. Jack Cannot (comedian? 915: The Hawaiian Harmnony_ Girls. 9.22: Myr. Roger Jones. 9.29: Stan Hudson and Jack Mayer (entertainers). 9.49: Mr. Stewart Jarbo. 9.56: Miss Doris Orr. 16.3; Mr. Jeck Cannot. 10.10: Miss Enid Parker. iki7: The Wurlitzer organ, broadcast from the Arcadia Theatre, Chatswood. 10.30: The Wentworth Cafe Grehestra, under the direction of Mr. 5S. Simpson; during intervals between dances "Sun" news will be broadcast. 11.30: G.P.O. clock and chimes; National Anthem. FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 8 p.m.: G.P.O. clock and chimes; Broad casters’ topical chorus. 8.3: Fhe Rose Bay Winter Garden Orchestra, broadcast from the studio, assisted by the following yocalists--Mr. Gtanley RB. Catlett (tenor), Miss Thelms Houston (contralto!, Miss Duleie starker (sopran). 10.15: Romano's testaurant Dance Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Mery. Lyons; during intervals hetween dances "Sun" news will be broadeast. 11.30: G.P.O. clock and chimes; National Anthem.

SATURDAY, APRIL 14 8 v.an.: P.O. clock and chimes; Broaicasters’ topien! chorue; dance night, 8.3: Anne Henderson's Iappiness Girls, in dance numbers. 9: Deseription of the boxing contest by Mr. Walter KE. Withrow, hrondeast from the Stadiam. 9.30: The Wentworth Cafe Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. S. Simpson; "Sun" news wit he broadest during intervals. 11.45: CPO. clock and chimes; National Anthem, SUNDAY, APREL 15. 8.30 p.m.: Band recital by the North Sydney Tramway Band, broadcast from Manresa Hell, North ydney. 9.15: The British Music Society’s: String Quartet. 9.22: The first of « series of national art song reeitaly by Miss Wilda Boyle-Eng-lund. 9.42: The British Music Society's String Quartet. 9.49: Miss Nellie Ravens (contralto). 101: Fhe British Music Society’s Striug Quartet. 10.8; Miss Nellie Ravens, 10.145: G.P.O. clock and chimes; National Anthem.