Friday, May 18

Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 43, 11 May 1928, Page 10

Friday, May 18

41YA AUCKLAND (333 METRES)-FRIDAY, MAY 18. 3 p.m.: Afternoon session-Selected studio items. 4.6: Literary selection by the Announcer, 4.3: Further gramophone items, 4.25: Sports results.

a a ‘4 4.30: Close down. ° 6.0: Children's hour, conducted by Peter Pan. 7.15: Lecturette, by Mr, Geo. Campbell. on "Motorlng.’ 7.30: News and market reports. 80: Chimes. 8.1: Relay of overture from Strand Theatre Orchestra, under the direction Bye Bentley. : 8.11: ¥oeal cuartet--Madaume Mary Towsey’s Quartet, "Carry Me Back to Old. Virginny’" (Black}. 8.15: Instrumental trio--Bosworth-Hemus-Towsey Trio, "Trio in A Major." 8.2%: Baritone solo-Mr. John Bree, "To Anthea" (Hatton). 8.29: Humour-Mr. Thomas Harris, "Lhe Street Watchman’s Story" (Le vine). , 8.34: Soprano solo-Madame Mary Towsey, "Long Ago" (Bayly). 8.38: Vocal and instrumental-The Internationals, (a) "Shanghai Dream Man" (Davis); ¢b} "Street of Phantoms." 8.47: Tenor,solo-Mr. Reginald Newberry, "Come into the Garden, Maud" (Balte). . 8.52: Duet-Madame Mary Towsey and Mr. J. Bree, "O, That We Two Were Maying"’ (Smith). 9.7: Weather report and forecast. 9.9: Gontralto solo-Miss Gweunyth Evans, "Love's Old Sweet Song’ (Molloy }. 9.13: ’Cello solo--Miss Lalla Hens, selected. 018: Humour-Lhe Hebrew Two, "Dismal Ike and Happy Abe." 9.28: Instftumental trio-RBosworth-Tlemus-lowsey Trio, selection, Old English airs, "The Rose" ¢Middleton). 9,38: Yocal dnuet-Mossrs. J. Bree and R. Newberry, "Larboard Watch" (Williams). , 9,43: Mezzo-soprano solo--Miss Mollie Atkinson, "Bileen Alannah" (Thomas). 9.47: Vocal and instrnmentsal-The Internationals, (a) "Dainty Miss" (Barnes): (b) "Rigoletto"; (¢) "Since You Whispered I Love You" (Mills). 9.57: Quartet--Madame Mary Towsey’s Quartet, "Ye Banks ‘anfl Braes" (Birch) 10.1: God Save the King. 2YA WELLINGTON (420 METRES)-YRIDAY, MAY 18. 3.0: Chimes of the G.P.O. clock, Wellington. 3.1: Selected gramophone items. "20; Sporting results to land. 4.35: Selected gramophone items, 4.55: Sporting resulis to hand. 5.0: Cleve down. 6.0: Ghildren’s hour--Uncle Ernest. 7.0: News session-Market reports and sports results, 7.40: Talk on to-morrow’s football games. %.0: Chimes of the G.P.0. clock, Wellington. 1: Overture---The orchestra, "Pique Dame" (Suppe). 6.9: Quartet-The Celeste Quartet, "A Paradox for Lovers" (German). $.13: Bass--Mr. Wm. Boardman, "Fhe "rumpeter" (Dix). $8.17: The orchestra-"Voice of the Bells" (Thurban). Synopsis: The sun is slowly rising behind the mountain tops: it is the dawn of anotber day in the Alps. ‘The monks of St. Bernard assemble for their morning prayer. "The Voice of the Bells" is heard far and near. A storm creeps up-theu breaks with sudden fury. The monks in haste leave the monastery to succour the victims of the storm, which -apidly increases in intensity. "The Voice of the Bells" is heard in warning-"Try Not the Pass." The wind howls and the snow eddies around the monks as they beat their way through the storm, battling with the element: At last they reach the poor, half-frozen wayfarer"Joxcelsior.* They lift the sufferer upon their shoulders and prepare to carry him to a safe haven. The wind increases-the storm becomes more terrific in its intensity and snowdrifts cover the path. Alas! the monks fear that they and their burden are lost. They pause and pray for guidance. They listen! Their prayer is answered-they hear again in the distance "The Voice of the Bells. Hark! ‘Bis "The Voice of the Bells" calling them to home and safety. 8.25: Duet-Miss Mabel Dyer and Mr. Edgar Swain, "Caro Mio Ben" (Giordani). 8.29: Humorous sketch-Miss Gwen Shepherd and Mr. Will McKeon, "Storm Clouds" (Doyle). 8.36: Steel guitar trio-Mrs. Mildred Kenny’s Trio, (a) "Then You'll Remember Me" (Balfe), (b} "Kaniki March" (Smith). 8.43: Soprano-Miss Myra Sawyer, "The Wren" (Schumann). 8.46: Lrio-Symons-Ellwood-Short ‘Trio, (a) "Serenade Espagnole"’ (Giazounow); (b) "Gypsy Rondo" (Haydn). 8.56: Tenor-Mr. Edgar Swain, ‘Lolita’ (Buzziaa Peccia). 9.0: Weather report. 9.2: Weeturette-Editor-Announcer, "Imperial Affairs." 9.17: The orchestra, (a) "Open Thy Blue Eyes" (Massenet), (soloist, Mr. A. Fl. Wright; clarionet solo with orchestral xccompaniment) ; (b) "Roberto tu ehe Adoro" (Meyerbeer}, (soloist, Mr. H. Berry; cornet solo with orchestral accompaniment). 9.22: Doct Na , are Sawyer and Mr. Wm. Boardman, "Nocturne" 9.26: Contralto-Miss Mabel Dyer, (a) "Smiling Through" (Penn); (b) "That's All’ (Grahe}. 9.80: The orchestra-Request numbers. 9.38: Drawing-room entertainers-Miss Gwen Shepherd and Mr. Will McKeon, "Nutshell Novels" (HHarridon}); "The Liverwing Presentation" (Spurr). 9.45: Steel guitar trio-Mrs. Mildred Kenny’s Trio, (a) "O Sole Mio" (Di Capua); (b) "Lhen I’ be Happy" (Friend). 9.52: Quartet-The Celeste Quartet, "O Happy Eyes" (Elgar). 9.56: Lhe orchestra-Popular fox-trot and waltz novelties, 3YA CHRISTCHURCH (306 METRES)-FRIDAY, MAY 18. p.m.: Afternoon concert session-Selected studio items. 5: Sports results. : Children’s hour-Big Brother. e Chorus and solos-The Melodious Four, "ads and Tassies" (Cellier). 9: WViolix solos-Miss Irene Morris, (a) "Valse Triste’ (Sibelius); (b) "Souvenir" (Drdla). 8.18: Soprano solo and trio-Miss Frances Hamerton and Quartet, "Be Wise in Time" (Cellier}. 8.22: Accordeon . slo-Mr. George Bennett, popular melodies. , 8.29: Lenor solo~-Mr. Russet! Sumner, "With Such a Dainty Maid" (Cellier). Vocat aay Melodious Four, "You Swear to be Good and True" elier), 8.37: Instrumental trio-Christchurch Broadcasting Trio, "Scherzo and Andante, ‘Trio in ¥" (Reisigger). 8.47: Bass solo-Mr. ff. D. Williams, "With a Welcome for All" (Cellier). 8.51: Recitation-Miss Maiona Juriss, "My Old Hot-water Bottle’ (Herbert). 8.56: Weather report and forecast. 3.57: LTaik-Mr. James Young, eurator, Christchurch Domains (under auspices of Christchurch Utilities’ Committee), "Hree Planting and Tree Trimming." : 9.42: Overture. 9.17: aaa and tenor solo--‘The Metodious Four, "Under the Pump" (Cel2 0 1 0: Chimes and overture. 9.20: Planoforte novelties---Mr. Ivan Perrin, "Improvisations on Popular usic." 9,26: ‘Tenor ae Russell Sumner, "Though Born a Man of Tigh Degree" Yellier). ‘ 9.29: Accordeon solo-Mr. George Bennett, popular melodies. 9.38: Bass solo-Mr, IT. D. Williams, "Queen of My Heart" (Cellier). 9.37: Instrumental trios-Christchurch Broadcasting Trio, (a) "Reverie Du Soir’ (Saint-Saens); (b) "IH{umoresque" (Widor). 9.47: Contralto solo-Miss Belle Renaut, "The Lime Has Come" (Cellier). 9,51: Iumorous recitation-Miss Maiona Juriss, "Laugh and be Merry" (Masefield). 9,560: Voeal chorus-The Melodious Four, "What Joy Untold" (Cellier). 10,0: hea iy novelties-Mr. Ivan Perrin, "Ixtemporisations on Vopuliuw usic, 10,7: Finale-The Melodions Four, "Xou Swear to be Good and rue" (Cellier). God Save the King,

Programmes Continued

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ie co @ fo] R > ow CH MMe me bad Pe He C9 3 8 tid Sah HOn lee Ot Ne S os i ee re ee OC # RB Ey fou) & ee NS Ls) ies) ° Borie ip _ S © cocci jek fost Or o AS oe ee ee 4YA DUNEDIN (463 METRES)-FRIDAY, MAY 18. .m.: Town Hall chimes. His Master’s Voice recital. A representative of the D.I.0. will give a "Fashion Talk." Afternoon tea music from the Savoy. Studio music. Music from the Savoy. His Master’s Voice recital. Sports results, Close down. Children’s hour, conducted by Auntie Sheila and Big Brother Bill. Happy Folks’ Anthem. Greetings to the Radio Family. Mouthorgan selection. Chickabiddies’ story-time, Aunt Sheila. Mouthorgan solo, Arthur Peate, Recitation, B, More, "Disobedience" (Milne). Letters, birthdays, and the Radio Postman, Mouthorgan selection. Recitation, K. More, "The Four Friends" (Milne). Story-time, Aunt Sheila. Mouth-organ selection. (The mouthorgan selections will be provided by the winners of mouth-organ sections in the Competitions.) . News session. An address, Town Hall chimes. Orchestral selection. Baritone solos-Mr. Bert Rawlinson, (a) "Sound the Perbroch"; (b) "Scottish Emigrant." Flute solo-Mr. Chas. B. Gibbons, "Prince Methuselem" (Strauss). Soprano solo-Mrs. D, Carty, "Silver Threads Amongst the Gold" (Danks). nai solo-Miss Alice Wilson, F.1.C.L., "Ballade in G@ Minor" hopin). Vocal duet-Mrs. D. Carty and Mr. Bert Rawlinson, "O Wert Thou in the Cold Blast.’ Bass solos-Mr. Neil Black, (a) "The Grey North Sea" (Hewitt); (b) "She Is Far From the Land’ (Lambert). Pianoforte solo-Miss Alice Wilson, "To the Spring" (Grieg). Baritone solo-Mr. Bert Rawlinson, Gaelic song, "Ho, Ro Mo Nightean Down Phoideach." Orchestral selection. Soprano solo-Mrs. D. Carty, "In An Old-fashioned Town" (Harris), Weather report and forecast. Flute solos-Mr. Chas. E. Gibbons, (a) "Love’s Request" (Reichardt) ; {b) "Mignon" (Thomas). Bass solo-Mr, Neil Black, "Parted’" (Tosti). Relay of dance music from the Savoy by Alf Carey and his Dance Orchéstra, God Save the King.