Friday, February 19

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 31, 12 February 1932, Page 19

Friday, February 19

1YA (875 Ke.)-FRL, FEB. 19. 3.0-Selected recordings and literary selection. 4.30-Sports results. 5.0-Children’s hour, conducted by Nod and Aunt Jean. 6.0-Dinner music session, 7.0-News and market reports. 7.30-Sports talk. 8.0-Chimes. Record-B.B.C. Wireless Band, "Le Reve Passe" (Krier). 8.5-Mezzo-Contralto — Miss Kay Christie, (a) "Ship Of My Delight" (Phillips); (bd) "The Lilac Tree" (Gartlan). 8.10-Instrumental-The Moore Sisters, Trio, "Valse Rustique" (Coleridge Taylor). Violin solo, "Melodie" (Tschaikowsky). Trio, "Valse Bohemienne" (Coleridge Taylor). 8.21-Humour-tThe Tollies, "A Little Nonsense by "The Tollies," (arr. Tollerton). 8.28-Cornet Record-Del Staigers. "Napoli" (Bellstedt). 8.31-Tenor-Mr. Arthur H. Ripley, (a) "Ailsa Mine" (Newton); (b) "A Little Wooing" (Hisdell). | ' §.37-Instrumental — Waikiki Hawaiian Trio, (a) "Wildflower" (Youmans): (b) "Honolulu Rag" (arr. Ingall), 8.48-Record-Will Fyffe, "The Engineer" (Tyffe).

8.47-Popular Songs-Miss Wileen Smithson, (a) "While Hearts Ave Singing" (Strauss) ; (b) "Love Dreams" (Mendoza). 8.52-Orchestral Record — Concerts Colonne Orchestra, Paris, . "HWspana" (Chabrier). 9.0-vening weather forecast and unnouncements. 9.2-Record-Light Opera Company, "Chocolate Soldier" (Strauss). 9.6-Mezzo-Contralto — Miss Kay Christie, (a) "Will o’? The Wisp" (Spross) ; (b) "My Gentle Child" (Del Riego). 9.1J-Instrumental-The Moore Sisters. ’Cello solo, Air "Pergolesi"’ (Bermister). Trio, (a) "Menuett" (Bach); (b) "Mighty Lak a Rose" (arr. Bell). 9.19-Humour-The Tollies, "A Little Nonsense By ‘The Tollies.’" pe eee ~~

9.26-Piano Record-Wilhelm Backhaus, "Caprice Espagnole"’ (Moszkowski). 9.30-Tenor-Mr. Arthur H. Ripley, (a) "Entreaty"’ (Allen), (b) "I Was Dreaming" (Juncker). 9.35-Instrumental — Waikiki Hawaiian trio, (a) "Pua Hula" (Trdtl); (b) "Mele of Hawaii’ (Pilipo); (¢). "Ta Golondrina" (Serradell). 9.48-Record-F rank Crumit, "The Return of the Gay Caballero" (Crumit) 9.46-Popular Songs-Miss Wileen Smithson, (a) "Think Of Me" (Holl;man); (b) "The Waltz You Saved Fer Me" (Flynn). 9,.51-Instrumental The Moore Sis ters, (a) "Ave Maris Stella" (Grieg) : (b) "Spring Song" (Mendelssohn). 9.57-Record-Royal Belgian Guards Band, "Marche Du 1st Regiment, Des Carabiniers" (arr. Prevot). 10.0-God save the King. 2YA (720 Ke.) -FRI., FEB. 19. 10.0-Chimes. Selected recordings.-J1,12-Lecturette-"Fashions." 12.0-Tiunch-hour music. 2.0-Selected recordings. 3.30 and 4.30-Sports results. 5.0 — Children’s hour, conducted by Unele Jim. 6.0-Dinner music session. 7.0-News, market reports and sports results.

7.40-Lecturette — Mr. F. Chapman, Chairman Royal Life-saving Society, "Tdeals of Life-saving." . 8.0- Chimes, Overture-2YA Orchestrina (Conductor, Signor A. P. Truda), "Norma" (Bellini). 8.9 — Bass Baritone — Mr. Trevor Tohmas, (a) "Will-o’-the- Wisp" (Cherry); (b) "The Christening" (Fisher ). . 8.15-March — R.M.S. Rangitiki Ovrchestra, "Distant Greeting" (Doring). Suite-‘The Flower Suite’ (Benyou). 8.24 — Humour — Mrs, Lynda Hastings, "Special. Messenger" (Henry). 8.30 — Selection -2YA Or chestrina, "The Blue Kitten" (Friml). 8.40-Soprano-Miss Ella Fair, (a) "Bells of Gold" (Rae); (b) "Achal by the Sea" (Lawrence). 8.46-Violin — Mr. A, H, Jackson, "Thais" (Massenet). Waltzes-R.ALS. Rangitiki Orchestra, "Waltzes from Vienna" (Strauss). 8.55 — Bass Baritone — Mr, Trevor Thomas, (a) "Prologue" (Leoncivallo); (b) "The Poodle" (ScottGatty); (c) "Will You Walk a Little Faster?’ (Scott-Gatty). _ 9.1-Weather report and statiou notices, 9.3-Fantasia-2YA Orchestrinu, "Master Melodies" (arr. Roberts). 9.14 — Humour — Mrs. Lynda Hastings, "Kate in the Call-Box" (Herbert». (b) "It’s Going To Be All Right" (Lohr). 9.20-Soprano-Miss Ella Fair, (a) "Twas a Summer Garden" (Lohr) ; 9.25 — Selection -2YA Orchestrina, "Lilting Lucia" (Black). 9.30- Dance programme by R.M.S. Rangitiki Orchestra interspersed with selected recordings. 11.0-God saye the King.

3YA (980 Ke.) -FRIL, FEB. 19. 3.0-Gramophone recital. 4.30-Sports results. 5.0-Children’s hour, conducted by Uncle Frank. 6.0-Dinner music session. 7.0-News and reports. 7.30-TLalk-Mr. HW. I. Baird, M.Se., "An Explanation of Terms Used im Weather Forecasts." 8.0-Chimes. Record-Band of H.M,. Grenadier Guards, "The Rose" (arr. Myddleton). 8.8-Buss-Baritone-Mr. C, O’Hagan With Orchestra, (a) "Glorious Deyou" (German); (b) "Farewell" (Liddle). 8.15-Saxophone Record — Arnold Brilhart, "Fascination" (Bernie). 8.18-March — Studio Orchestra, (Harold Beck, conductor), "Stars and Stripes" (Sousa). Overture-"Hun-garian Lustspiel" (Kela Bela). 9.31-Tenor-Mr. Ernest Rogers, (a) "To Daisies" (Quilter); (bv) "Like Stars Above" (Squire). 8.38-Humour-Mr. L. T. J. Ryan, "Random Ramblings" (arr, Ryan). 8.44-English Concertina Duo — The Campbell Boys, "Cootamundra" (Johnson); "Sounds of Opera"? (arr. Campbell); "Waters of MTillarney" (Carlo). 8.51-Soprano-Mrs. Luey O’Brien, (a) "Mignon! Here Is April" (Del Riego): (b) "The Rumanian Mountain" (Tohr). 8.56-Record — Black Diamouds Band, "Boys of the Old Brigade" (Barri). 9.0-Record-Leslie Sarony, "Don't Do That To The Poor Puss Cat" (Sare ony). 9.3-Weather forecast and station notices,

9.5-Selection — Studio Orchestra, "Maid of the Mountains’ (FraserSimson). -9.19-Bass-Baritone — Mr. C. O’Hagan, (a) "In Happy Moments" (Wallace); (b) " An Emblem" (Thompson). 9.24-EIinglish Concertinas.and Ocar-rino-The Campbell Boys, (a) "Miserere" (Verdi); (b) "Nightingale" (Handman); (c) "Little Dolly Day Dream" (Stuart). 9,31-Baritone — Maurice Chevalier, "Sweeping The Clouds Away" (Coslow). 9.34-Humour-Mr. 1. T. J. Ryan, "Our Parish Council Dlection’ (Newman). 9,40-Piano and Orchestra-Studio Orchestra. Soloist: Miss Harley Slack, "The Clock and the Dresden Figures" (Ketelbey). 9,44-Soprano-Mrs. Lucy O’Brien, (a) "Invitation" (Barry); (b) with Orchestra, "A. Heart ‘That's Free" (Robyn). 9.49-Record — Arnold Brilhart, "Caprice Futuristic" (Malneck). 9.52-Tenor-Mr. Ernest Rogers, (a) "There is a Flower That Bloometh"? (Wallace); (b) "Homeward" (Carr). 9.58-Foxtrot — Studio Orchestra, "Indian Dawn" (Zamecnik). 10.2---God save the King. 4VA (650 Ke.)-FRL, FEB. 13. 12.0-Selected recordings, and relay at intervals from Carisbrook Ground of a description of the Plunket Shield cricket match, Wellington, vy. Otago. 5.0-Children’s hour, conducted by Aunt Sheila. 6.0-Dinner musie session. 9.0-News and reports. 8.0-Record-The London Palladium Orchestra, "Nautical Moments" 8.9-Tenor-Mr. Dan. Fogarty, (a) "Oft In The Stilly Night" (Moore) ; (b) "Two Byes Of Grey" (M’Geoch). $.15-Marches — Saxophone Band, under Mr. J. McCaw, (a) "Good Fel- lowship" (Clark); (b) "Casy Does It" (Southwell). 8§.22-Record---The Salisbury Singers, "Round About a Wood" (Morley). "Sleep Gentle Lady" (Bishop). 8.28-Humour-Mr. Geo. Mearns, "A Tittle Nonsense" (arr. Mearns). §.88-Quartets — Saxophone Band, (a) "Tremble, Ye Tyrants" (Verdi) ; (b) "Deemed a Fisher of Lowly Race" (Donizetti). $.44-Soprano --~ Mrs. T. Stedman, (a) "Avourneen" (King); (b) "Roses of Picardy" (Wood). ..8.50-Xylophone-Mr. W. J. Sinton, "Raymond" (Thomas). 8.56-Baritone-Mr. C. S. Hawes, "The Old Superb" (Stanford). 9.0-Weather report and _ station notices. 9,.2-Record — Reginald King and His Orchestra, "Song O’ My Heart" (Hanley). 9.10-Tenor — Mr. Dan Fogarty, "The Green Isle of Hrin" (Roeckel). 9,13-Selections-Saxophone Band, (a) "Blue Jeans" (Traveller): (b) "Swanee Rag" (Johnson). 9,.20-Humour — Mr. Geo. Mearns, "More Nonsense" (arr. Mearns). 9.30-Record-J. Il. Squire Celeste Octet. (a) "Song of the Waterfall" (Squire); (b) "Scent of the Jasmine" (Squire). 9.36-Saxophone-Mr. Len Turner, *Broken Melody" (Van Viene). Mareh — Saxophone Band, "Yeamwork’? (Ribble).

9.43--Soprano-Mrs. T. Stedman, "A Letter From Mary of Mourne" (Buchan). 9.47-Xylophone-Mr. W. J. Sinton, (a) "Mosquitoes’ Parade" (arr. Pettitt); (b) "Dance of the Toy Regiment" (arr. Pettitt). 9.58-Baritone-Mr. C. 8. Hawes, (a) "Youth" (Allitsen); (b) "Gipsy Love Song" (Herbert).

9.59-March — Saxophone Band. "Howdy" (Johnson). 10.83-God save the King.