Tuesday, July 8

Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 49, 29 June 1928, Page 8

Tuesday, July 8

FYA, AUCKLAND (333 METRES) -TUESDAY, JULY 3. & pm.: Afternoon session--Sciected studio iteme, 4.0: 4.8; 4.25 4.30: 6.0; 7.415: 7.30: 8.0: 8.1: 8.11: 8.15: 8,24: 8.28: §.36: 8.46: 8.48: Literary selection by the announcer, Studio items. : Sports results. Close down, Children’s session-Unele George. Fiancforte duct, Cousins Isobel aud Brian, "Tunes for Tiny Tots." Recitation, Cousin Vualda, "Treddie’s Boast." Song, Cousin Doreen. "Ruff-a-Ploff-¥luff." Letters and birthdays. Vianoforte solo, Cousin Brian, "Goblin’s Frolic.’ Musical sketch, Cousin Valda, "Touching Fings." Song. Cousin Doreen, "Little Yaller Dog" (Gallatly). Story-time. Lecturette-Mr. Geo. H. Ambler, "Poultry : Selection and Mating." News and market reports, Chimes, Relay of orchestral overiure from Majestic Theatre Orchestra, under the direction of Mr, J. Whitford-Waugh, Soprano solo-Miss Marjorie Fair, "Slave Song’ (Dei Riego), Instrumental trio-Auckland Trice, "Scherzo From Trio in B Wiat? { Schubert). Baritone solo-My, Frank Sutheriand, "Four Jolly Sailormen" (German), Piccolo solos-Record. (a) "De Liesgst Mir in Herzen’ (Boehm) 3 | (b) "Concertino" (Draper). : Contralto soli-Madame Irene Ainsiey, "Land of Hope. and Glory" (Elgar). Relay of orchestral entr’acte from Majestic Theatre. Tenor selo--Mr. Rohert Peter, "Mother o° Mine" (Tours),

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9.7: 9.8: 9.16: 3 pa: 3.1: : Pianoforte solo-Mr. Cyril Towsey, "Last Movement of Moonlight Sonata" (Beethoven). Talk by Mr. A. B, Chappell, M.A-"Talks, on Old New Zealand-| Charles Darwin’s Visit." Weather forecast. : ; Instrumental trio--Anckland Trio, selection from "Manon" (Massenet). Presentation of excerpts from the opera "Faust" (Gounod), produced under the direction of Madame Irene Ainsley :- Considering the great popularity of Gounod’s opera, it is strange to recall that in 1859 it was received with mild indifference both in Paris and Milan. In London in 1868, with Tietjens, Trebelli and Charles Santley, the opera was an immediate success. When Adelina Patti appeared as Marguerite in the following year, she received an overwhelming ovation. "Faust" is certainly the most popular opera throughout the world. In Paris alone over 1600 performances have been given. It was in this opera that Caruso made his debut in 1895 at Caserta, Italy. Cast, Marquerite coccecceceeecesees Miss Marjorie Fair Siebel ... cee cccceevesececees Madame Irene Ainsley Martha ....ssceececeseese Madame Irene Ainsley Mephistopheles ..:...++.. My. Frank Sutherland Valentine sisccccceeceeeeees Mu. Gibson Blackie Faust csteccecseveeveseecseses Mr. Robert Peter Cavatina--Valentine, "Even Bravest Hearts," Aria-Siebel, "Flower Song." Cavatina-Faust, "All Hail Thou Dwelling." Aria-Marguerite, ‘Jewel Song." Yocal quartet-Marguerite, Martha, Faust and Mephistopheles, "Lean on My Arm." : Recitative-Mephistopheles, "It Was High Time." Vocal duet-Marguerite and Faust, "The Hour is Late." Recitative-Mephistopheles, "Why! You Dreamer." Vocal trio-Marguerite, Faust and Mephistopheles, "Holy Angels." ': nd Save the King. 2V¥A, WELLINGTON (420 METRES)-TUESDAY, JULY 2, Chimes of the G.P.O. clock. Selected gramophone items. 4.380 and 4.55: Sports results to hand. 5.0: oRS CDH eR S PMC MMC sist HS SSar.. eo be 3.49: Se Nn S & coe §.31: 9.37: 9.40: 9.4G: 1 s Wnts. 10.4; Close down. Children’s session-Big Brother Jack, assisted by pupils of Mise Edna ; . Purdie, in songs, recitations, birthday ¢ greetings and stories. session, market reports and sports results. : Lecturette by a representative of the Agriculinral Department-"For the Man on the Land." Chimes of the G.P.O. cock. Overture-The Orchestra, "The Four Ages of Man’ (lLachner). : Vocal quartet-Orpheus Quartet, "When Evening’s Twilight" (Hatton). : Tenor solo-Myr. Arthur Coe, "Beloved, It is Morn" (Aylward). : Cello solo-Mr. Geo. Ellwood, "Serenade Orientale"’ (Popper). : Vocal duet-Mrs. Alice Harris and Miss Lily Mackie, "Violets" (Johnson). : Relay of organ solos by Mr. H. Teniple White, (a) "To a Wild Rose" (Mi ; ; (b) "From An Indian Lodge*® (MacDowell); (¢) "Told At Sunset" (MacDowell): (@) ‘"Pean Triumphale" (Lacey). : Humour-Mr. Cedrie Gardiner, "The Widowed Earwig" (Thomas), Instrumental-The Orchestra, (a) "Gavotte Mignon" (Thomas); (b) "Magic of Love Valse’ (Vanis). 8.57: Vocal quartet-Orpheus Quartet, "The Pedlar’ (Lane Wilson). 9.1: Weather forecast. 9.3: Request numbers-The Orchestra, 9.11: Contralto solo-Miss Lily Mackie, "Unmindful of the Roses" (ColeridgeTaylor). 9.15: Baritone solos-Mr. Len Barnes. (a) "The Carpet’ (Sanderson); (b) "Song of the Open" (La Fouge); (¢) "Credo," from "Othello" (Verdi). 927: Cornet solo (with orchestral accompaniment)-Mr, A. Berry, "Lost Chord" (Sullivan). 9.82: Soprano solo-Mrs. Alice Harris, "Rosebud? (Drummond),. 9.36: Humour-Mr, Cedric Gardiner, (a) "Old Flames" (Frank), .(b) "Other People’s Luck" (Leslie). 9.44; Vocal quartet-Orpheus Quartet, "A Song of the Sea" (Stebbins). 9.49; Latest musical comedy selection-The Orchestra, "Tell Me More" (Gershwin). 9.59: "God Saye the King." t e ~ 8¥A, CHRISTCHURCH (306 METRES)-FURSDAY, JULY 3. 8 pm.: Relay of Christchurch Amateur Boxing Championships. 4VYA, DUNEDIN (463 METRES), ROESDAY, JULY 3 8 p.m.: Town Hall chimes. $.i: Gramophone recital. 3.30: News and social notes. 8.40: Studio items. 4.25: Sports results, 4.30: Close down. 6.0: Town Halli chimes, 6.1: Children’s session-Rig Brother Bill. "Wappy Folks’ Anthem." (The iausicul items of this programme will be provided wholly by the Kaikorai Mouth-organ Band, under the direction of Mr. 3. Mowat. The items will consist of negro ‘melodies and oldtime waltz tunes. It is impossible to state exact details of each selection; each selection being built up on several familiar airs. hey may best be described as Musical Medgleys.) News session. An address by Mr, R. W. Marshall, of Dunedin Government Tourist Office, on "Tourist Resorts." Town Hall chimes. Concert by the St. Kilda Band, under the con- _ ductorship of Mr, J. Dixon, and items by assisting artists, March-Band, "Voice of the Guns" (Alford). Bass solos-Mr: F. ©. Cooper, (a) "Song of the Torrent" (Malligon) ; ; (b) "The Sea Road’ (Ambrosio). Humorous recital-Miss Anita Winkel, "The Tiiree Trees," Waltz-Band, "Woodland Blossoms" (Greenwood). Soprano solo-Mrs. D. Carty, "I Passed by your Window" (Taylor). Recital-Mr. Lester Moller, "Patta-Cake." Overture-Band, ‘"Latons" (Ham). Baritone solos-Mr. Bert Rawlinson. (a) "Father O’Plynn" (Stanford); (b) "Three Fishers Went Sailing’ (Hullah), Cornet solo-Band, "The Garden of Happiness" (Wood). : Address by Pastor W..D. More, :. Weather forecast, : Selection-RBand, "John o’ Gaunt" (Rimmer), . : Vocal duct--Mrs, D. Carty and Mr. Rawlinson, "Kate Dalrymple" : Recitals-Miss Anita Winkel, (a) "Foolish Questions’; ¢b) ‘The ou 5 , . * . wy eS es i, Obstructive Hat.’ Bass sele--Band, "Cyelops’ (Rimmer). Bass sohk-Mr. 1. OC. Cooper, "Give Me the Open oat (Ambrosio), sejections--Rane, well-knewr T:yvinne, Sept the roke- Mrs. DD. Carty, of) "lame ot Mine" (Murdock) } {b) ‘Maca 0 Werthersors, Reeitade- Tam Teper Mealy ono "New Zealand’? Citeeves} 5 Ob) "But hie Dar cha, Mareh--bahid, "Gonmemsero.’ lie onlovecs. Gud have the Teas,