Thursday, February 18

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 31, 12 February 1932, Page 18

Thursday, February 18

1YA (875 Ke.) -THURS., FEB. 18. 12.15-Selected recordings. 12.30-Reluy of mid-week service from St. Matthew’s Church. 3.0-Selected recordings. 3.15--HHome science talk. 4.30-Sports results. 5.0 — Children’s hour, conducted by Skipper. 6.0-Dinner music session. \ 7.0-News and market reports, 8.0-Chimes, March-1YA Chamber Orchestra, under direction of Harold Baxter, "Vito" (Lope). Overture--"Irish Comedy" (Ansell). 8.13 — Baritone — Mr. Len Barnes, "Largo Al Factotum" (Rossini), 8.17-Record-Royal Opera Chorus, "Spinning Chorus" (Wagner). 8.20-Violin Recital-Vincent Aspey, the celebrated Australian violinist, (a) "Meditation" (Massenet); (b) "Siciliano An Rigau Don" (Francceur); (¢) "Serenade Hspagnole" (Chaminade). 8.30 — Record — Light Opera Company, "The Love Parade" (Schertzinger). ' 8.34-Humour-Mr. Dan Flood. Re-cital-"An Old Woman of the Roads" (Colum). Sketch-‘Poor Mr. Davenport? (Herbert).

$.4L-Morceaux-1YA Chamber Orchestra, (a) "Negro Melody" (Coler-idge-Taylor); (b) "La Gaiete" (KEwing). 8.48-Contralto — Miss Aimee Clapham, (a) "A Birthday" (Cowen); (b) *Siug, Break Into Song" (Mallinson). 8.54-Record-The Revellers, "Eyvenin’" (Whiting). 8.57-Suite -1YA Chamber Orches: tra. "Caucasian Sketches" (Ivanov). 9.2- Evening weather forecast and announcements. ° 9.4-Baritone-Mr. Len Barnes, (a) "We Sway Along’ (Mallinson); (b) "Violet" (Mallinson); (c): "Hleanore" (Mallinson); (d) "Canadian Hunter's song" (Mallinson). 9.12--Organ Record-Milton Charles, "From the Land of the Sky-Blue Water" (Cadman). 9.15-Violin Recital-Vincent Aspey, (a) "Allegro" (Iioeco) ; (b) "Caprice Vienndis" (Kreisler): (c) "Romanzi Andalyza" (Sarasate). 9,25-Record-The Revellers, "Coimin’ Home" (Deppen). 9.28 -Humour- Mr. Dan Flood. Humorous Story-‘The Brief Debut of Tildy" (Henry). 9.32--Folk Tunes-1YA Chamber Orchestra, (a) "Seventeen Come Sunday"; (b) "My Bonny Boy": («: "Somerset Song" (Williams). 9.40--Contralto — Miss Aimee Clapham. (a) "Longon’ for You" (Fisher) . (b) "The Market" (Carew). 9.46 — Record — Jack Hulbert an Company. "The Louse that Jack Built" (Jeans). 9.54-Selection -1YA Chamber Orchestra, "Rigoletto" (Verdi). 10.2-God save the King. 2¥A4 (720 Ke.) -THURS., FEB. 18. 10.0--Chimes. Selected recordings. 10.45-Lecturette-"Cooking." 12.0-Luneh-hour music. 2.0-Selected recordings. 3.15-Lecturette- Miss I. FL Meadows, talk prepared by the Iome Science Extension Department of the Otago University. 3.30 and 4.30-Sports results. 5.0 — Children’s hour, conducted by Uncle George and Big Brother Jack. 6.0-Dinner music session. 7.0-News, reports and sports results 7.40 — Lecturette — Member of Wel. lington Lawn Tennis Association, ‘Ten nis and How to Play It." 8.0-Chimes. Relay of Community Sing from the Municipal Hall, Masterton. Proceeds for Mayor’s Relief Fund. Song Leader, Mr. Owen Pritchard; at the piano, Mr. Frank Crowther. Assisted by local band and artists. 10.6 (approx.)-God save the King. YA! (980 Ke.) THURS, ¥ HB, 18. 3.0-Gramophone recital. 3.15-Home science talk. 4.30-Sports results and close down. 5.0-Children’s hour, conducted by Ladybird and Uncle Frank. * 6.0-Dinner music session. 7.0-News and reports. 4.15-Dialogue-Messrs. E. Ih. Wiltshire and F. C. Fairclough, "The Story of the Garden." 7.30-Talk-Mr. B. G. Goodwi, Department of Agriculture, "Export of Fruit." 8.0-Chimes. Programme of recordings. Orchestral-New Mayfair Orchestra, "Follow Through" (De Sylva). 8.8-Vocal Quartet — Lions Quartet of Seattle, with novelty accompaniment, "O Dem Golden Slippers" (Bland).

8.12-Piano -- Leslie Harvey, "’Dardanella" (Black). 8.15 — Bass Baritone — Mr. Peter Dawson, "A Bachelor Gay" (Tate). 8.18 -- Orchestral. — Edith lLorand Orchestra, "The Merry Widow" (Lehar). 8.26 — Soprano- Gladys _Moncriett. "Love is a Dredmer" (Goulding). 8.29 — Organ-Quentin M. Maclean. "Ballad Memories" (arr. Maclean): 8.37-Baritone-Maurice Elwin with Chorus-‘Just Give the Southland to Me" (Sissle-Revel). 8.40-Orchestral-Madrid Symphony Orchestra, "Arabian Nights" (Arbos). 8.48 — Vaudeville Sketch — Horace Kenney and Franklin Davies, "A Music Hall Trial Turn" (Kenny). 8.56-Orchestral-London Symphony Orchestra, "Wand of Youth" Suite (a) "Minuet"; (b) "Sun Dance"; (¢) "Overture"; (d) "Serenade" (Elgar) 9.4- Weather forecast and station notices. 9.6-Lecturette-Mr. A. C, Brassington, "Lhe League of Nations and the Far East." 9.21--Selection — The London Palladium Orchestra, "Operatic Gems" (arr Forbes). 9.29 — Comedienne — Florrie Forde with chorus, "Florrie Forde Old-Time Medley" (Francis, Day and Hunter). 9,35---Intermezzo-Albert W. Ketelbey’s Concert Orchestra, "Bells ‘Across the Meadow" (iSetelbey). 9.39---Vocal Duet-The Regal Ras cals, "Jew’s Harp Bill" (Powers). 9.42-Orchestral and Chorus — Herman Finck Orchestra, "Christmas Mem: ories-A Dream Phantasy" (Iinck). 9.50-- Soprano — Gladys Moncrieff. "Love, Your Spell is Everywhere"' (Goulding). 9.53 — Band — ILM. Coldstream Guards, "Musical Switch’ (arr, Al ford). . 10.1-God save the King.

4¥A (650 Ke.)-THURS., FEB. 18. Silent Day.