Monday, August 26

Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 6, 23 August 1929, Page 16

Monday, August 26

1¥A, AUCKLAND (900 KILOCYCLES)-MONDAY, AUGUST 6. ¥ SILENT DAY.. 2¥A, WELLINGTON (720 KILOCYCLES) -MONDAY, "AUGUST 26. 3.0 : Chimes of the G.P.O, clock. 8.1 : Selected studio items. | : 3.40: Relay from Messrs. Kirkealdie and Stains’ Téarooms of musie by the ". Brio, 4.30 and 4.55: Sports results to hand. 4,55: Close down. : 5.0: Children’s session, conducted by Uncle Jeff. 6.0 : Dinner session: ‘ Orechestral-Berlin Philharmonic: Orchestra, "Carnival Romain" (Ber-. loiz) (H.M.V. Record. D1365). Violin solo-Renee Chemet, "Album Leat". (Chabrier) (H. M. V. Re, cord DA812). : 6.12: Tacet. : 6.15: Orchestral-New Queen’s Halt Light Orchistra, "Peer. Gynt: (Grieg), (1) Return of Peer Gynt; (2). Solveig’s Song (Columbia Record 02632). -Pianoforte solo-Mark Hambourg, ‘On Wing’ of Song" (Mendelssohn) (HLM. ¥- Record ©1489). ty 6.27: Tacet. 6.30: String quartet-Budapest String Quartet, "Quartet in B Major-First. ot Movement-Allegro: Vivace Assai" (Mozart) (H.M.V. Record? _. _D1887). Tenor Bisdell, "wait" (D’Hardelot) _ (Columbia. Record 02598). 6.42: Tacet. 6.45: Violin solo-Renee Chemet, "«Bercense" (Groolez) . (H. MY. Record ' * DA812). Ballet music-Halle Orchestra, "Rosamunde Ballet" (Schubert) ; > (1p Andantino; (2) Allegro Moderato; (3) Andante: un poco Assai | (Columbia Record 04200). . : Tacet. : News session-Market reports and sports results, : : Lecturette-Mr. H. C. South, "Bopks-Grave and Gay." , ' : Chimes of the G.P.O. clock. , s Studio presentation of the concert version ‘of Offenbach’s "Tales. of Hoffman" by i e Wellington Orpheus Society, under the conductorship of Mr. Harison Cook. (The society will be accompanied on two pianos played by Miss Hazel Rowe, L.T.C.L., and ofr, H. B. Brusey. ) a The Story. — t Prologue: Students are & thered.in Luther’s cellar in Nurem-* burg. Hoffman enters and sings at their réquest."The Ballad of > ‘Kleinzack. " After this he relates the story"of-his three loves, i Act, 1-The First Tale: Spalanzuni,: a diaker" vf automatic’ -«- dolls, has'made one he calls Olympia, and pagses » -her off as his? . . davghter. .Hoffman, through the agency o/ magic glasses, sold to h‘'u by the rascally Coppelius, falls in love: with’ her and her doll gong, only to _ disillusioned \yhen she falls to pieces. a Act 2.-Second. Tale: Hoffman falls in love.with Guilietta in Venice. With the assistance of the cyn ‘al Dapertutto, he kills _ his rival, Schlemil. and returns only to fnd that Guilietta has gone . away .with yet dnother lover. ‘ Aet 3.-Thir Tale: Hoffman fal in. loye once more, this. time wit. .a charming girl in Munich, .."ho 1as'a beautiful -voicewhich she s inherited from her 1.0" -er, but,, alas,’ She is also . cuns' imptive and forbidden to sing. Th ~al‘cious Dr. Miracle ‘* forces ‘her to’ eIng by conjuring the vis’ n ‘of. her mother, and she, "dies in Hof: an’s arms. Epilogue: The opeia ends as.1t began-in Luther's cellar — .» Where Hoffman’ has just fini~hed his tales, ~~ ae Cast. © ~~ z 1 DANS CHRO Wao . ‘Throughout the Opera, . i cnr _ OMAN -.eeeeeeeeee Mr. Charles Hdwards Nicklaus ..sessccosesse, Miss 1en Higgins. -- "A

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. sf the Prologue: : . Hermann .seescvesece Mr. John B. Pearson ; Nathaniel .csesccseceaes Mr. Claude Batten . First Tale: . , po Ol, mpia. ..e.eeeeeeee Miss Jeanette Briggs | Coppelius | .cessecesesessee Mr. Ray Kemp Second Tale: ~ t Giulietta eepeetoccece Mrs, Amy Woodward Dapertutto " wee epeoeeseecece Mr.. Dan, Foley Pitichinaccio.. .....eee+.. * Mr, Claude Batten Schlemil ....cvsecesesesesss Mr. HB. Robb Third; Tale: 7 rt Antonia §....eese%eeee004 Miss Gretta Stark . The Mother’s Voice .... Mrs. Amy Woodward _ Dr. Miracle aececceseccecses. Mr, Ray Kemp Prologue. Overture-Studio Orchestra, "Tales of Hoffman," . Part 1 (Offenbach). Chorus-Chorus with Nathaniel and Hoffman, "Drig! : Drig! Drig! Song-Hoffman and chorus, "The Legend of Kleinzack, " 4 Finale-Hoffman, Nicklaus and chorus, "Come, Let’s have Some Punch." Act-1, , Chartis-"No Equal Hyver Can Be." , ‘Recitative-Scena-Hoffman, Coppelius gud chorus, «" "This I, Coppelius."’ Song-Olympia, "The .Doll’s Song. " Chorus-"Let Us Go." : Romance: and scena — Olympia, Hoffman ‘and Coppelius, "Olympia, Dearest. Child," Finale-Olympia, Hoffman, Coppelius and‘ chorus, "Gently Swaying." Belection=-Stndto Orchestra, "Tales of Hoffman," Part 2 2 (Offenbach). Act 2. Entr’ acte and barcarolle-Giulietta, Nicklaus and chorus, "Barcarolle." " Recitative and drinking song-Hoffman and chorus, "When Love is but Tender and Sweet." ; Lok i ' Aria-Daper tutto, "As Jewels Divine. "7 Recitative-Scena-Giulietta, Hoffman and Dapertutto, "pinchantress," " Duet-Giulietta and Hoffman, "Foolish Boy." Septett-Giulietta, Nicklaus, Hoffman, Pitichinaccio, Schlemil, ‘Dapertutto and. chorus, "With Love, alas, My Heart.is Beating." Finale-Giulietta..and chorus, "Listen All to Me," Selection-Studio. Orchestra, "Orpheus in the ‘Underworld. *- (Offenbach).. Aet 3. Entr’ acte. " Romancé-Antonia, "Thou art Flown." Recitative-Scena-Antonia and Hoffman, "mo Sing no More." . Finale-Antonia, Miracle and chorus, "You’ ye Pledged Your Word." Epilogue. ‘ Recitative-Hoffman, "The Story of My Adventures now is. Done. " Chorus-‘"And now for the Punch." . Selection-Studio Orchestra, "Offenbach" Selection (arrgd. Ansell) Close down. ‘BYA, CHRISTCHURCH (980 KILOCYCLES) ~-MONDAY, AUGUST 26. 8.01: Afternoon session-Selected studio itemis. 4.25: Sports results. to. hand. 4.30; Close down. ~ 5.0 6.0 : .Children’s session, conducted by "Scatterjoy. " _* : Dinner musie:. ‘(For programme,. see page 9.) re

7.0 ; News session. 7. 20: Farm chat arranged by SYA Primary Productions Committee-"Pas-ture Management," an agricultural bulletin issued by the Canter- ‘ bury Chamber of Commerce. ~ 7.30: Chas. Buckett, "Experiences Amongst the Gymnasium Kiddies." 8.0 : Chimes. 81 : Studio programme by: the Ohristchurch Municipal Band, under the conductorship of Mr. J. Noble, and assisting artists: Marech-Band, "Grove House" (Ord Hume). ; Odylli-Band, "My Syrian Maid" (Rimmer). 8.11: Vocal quartets, followed by waltz song-Harmonius Four and Miss Winifred Walton, (a) "Old Man Sunshine" (Warren); (b) "Just. Cause" (Vandersloot); (c) "Waltz Song-Tom Jones" (German). 8.22: Xylophone. solo-Sam Herman, "Al Fresco" (Herman) (Zonophone Record EE53). 8,25: Instrumental-Studio Trio, "Andante and Scherzo" (Reissiger). 8.38 ! Recital-Mr. Richd. R. Wills; ."Lasea" (Desprez). * 8.43: Intermezzo-Band, "In,a Monastery Garden" 8.49: Vocal duet, followed by vocal quartet-Harmonius Duo and Harmonius . Four, (a) "Sing Me to Sleep’ (Greene) ; (b) "I Got. a Robe’ : (Negro Spiritual) (arrgd. -Bdna: Thomas). 8.56: Anthem-Band, "The Frogvaias Resound" (Beethoven). 9,1 :,Weather report. i ‘ 9:3 : Selection-Savoy Orpheans, "Lido Lady" (Rodgers) (H.M.V. mécora roy .€1810).. : ; °9.11: Vocal * wour, (a) "Querida" (Simon) 3 ; 0) , of "Down in the Cane Brake" (Friend). 9.18: Saxophone sdlo-Rudy. Wiedoeft, "Valse Mazanetta" (Wiedveti) (Columbia Record ~ 01176). , 9.21: Three light instrumental -‘numbers--Studio Trio, (a) "Valse" (Hellmesberger); (b) "Serenade". (Drigo); (c) "Syncopation" (Kreisler),. 9.30: Mezzo-contralto solo-Miss Maud Stringer, "Poon Man’s Garden" (iauysell). 9.34: Selection-Band, "«tohengrin" (Wagner). 9.46: Vocal quartet-Harmoniuts Four, "Uncle Ned" (Plantation Melody) (Foster). 9.50: Recital-Mr. Richard R. Wills, "The.Law of the Yukon" (Servill). 9.57: Euphonium and trombone duet-Bandsmen McGrath and Frew, with ° band accompaniment, "Watchman! What of the’ cicasarl (Sar- . geant). March-Band, "The Meriy Monarch" (taki! 10.6: Close down.

4¥A, DUNEDIN (650 KILQCYCLES).-MONDAY, AUGUST 26. 3.0 ; Town Hall chimes. aaa c 3.1 : Selected gramophone items. 4.25: Sports results to hand. 4.80: Close down. ‘ ; 6.0 : Town Hall chimes. , 6.1 : Children’s session, conducted by Unéle Allan. 7.0 : News session, 8.0 : Town Hall chimes.. . ; 81 : Overture-Milan Symphony Orchestra, "Semiramide" (Rossini) (Columbia Records 02840/1), ‘ aa 8.13; Soprano solos--Miss Muriel Hagar, (a) "Scenes That Are Brightest" ("Maritana") (Wallace); (h) "Si-te-sigmer" (Meyerbeer). 8.20; Instrumental-4YA Broadcasting Trio, "Bohemian Girl" (Balfe). 8.25: Baritone solos-Mr. Arthur W. Alloo, (a) "Star of Eve" (Wagner) ; ~~ ° (b) "Thou’rt Passing Hence" (Sullivan). ‘ 8.82: Pianhoforte solos-Mrs, Drnest, Drake, (a) "A Night in May" (Palm- . ‘gren); (b) "Minuet" (Ravel), 8,37: Male chorus-Salisbury Singers, "Border Ballad" (Maunder) (Regal Record G20429), . 8.41; Tenor solos-Mr, Geo. Crawford, (a) "Ah, Moon of My Delight" (Lebmann); (b) "If With All Your Heart" (Mendelssohn). 8.48:°Violin solo-Mr. Frank Parsons, ‘Le Cygne" (Saint-Saehs). 8.53: Contralto solos--Miss Gwenda Burt, (a) "Like to the Damask Jose’ Elgar); (b) "The Great Awakening" (Kramer), 9.0 : Weather report, " ves 9.2 : Instrumental-4YA Broadcasting Trio, "Faust" Selection (Gounod), 9.8 : Chorus-Light Opera Company, Gems from "Pagliacci" (Leoncavallo) (H.M,V. Record B27). , 9.12; Boptaho solo--Miss Muriel Hager, "My Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair" Haydn). , 9.16: Heclial-Mr. Angus Corrie-‘With the Poets’ Series: "Rupert . rooke,"’ ' 9.36: Baritone solo-Mr. Arthur W. Alloo, "The Toreador’s Song" ("Cars men") (Bizet). , ° 9.407 ernie Me. P. J, Palmer, (a) "Izig-izig" (Squire); (b) "Sonata" celes), . 9.49: Tenor solo-Mr. Geo. Crawford, "At the Mid Hour of Night" (Cowen), 458: Orchestral--Royal Opera Orchestra, "Sylvia Ballet~Pigzicato and Procession of Bacchus" (Delibes) (H.M.V. Record 01418). 10,1 : Contralto solo-Miss Gwenda Burt, "Danny Boy" (Weatherley). 10.4 : Close down, . ~~