TUESDAY.. [March 8]

Radio Record, Volume V, Issue 34, 4 March 1932, Page 17

TUESDAY.. [March 8]

1YA (875 Ke.) -TUES., MARCH 8. 3.0-Chimes. Selected recordings and literary selection. ‘ 4,30-Sports results. ‘5.0-Children’s hour, conducted by Uncle Dave. 6.0-Dinner music session. 7.0-News and market reports. 7.35-Music-lovers’ competition. 8.0-Chimes. Programme of record-ings-March, Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra, "March of the Smugglers" (Bizet). 8.4-Overture-Berlin State Opera House Orchestra, "The Mastersingers" (Wagner). 8.10-Male quartette-Bel Canto Quartette, (a) "The°® Winding Trail’’ (Howard); (b) "Until the Dawn" (Parks). 8.15-Xylophone-Rudy Starita, (a) "Dance of the Paper Dolls" (Siras) 5 (b) "The Squirrel Dance" (Smith). 8.21-Contralto-Sigrid Onegin, "Ah Mon Fils" (Meyerbeer). 8.25-Grand Symphony Orchestra--"Round the World by Air" (Mannecke),, $.33-Humour-Milton Hayes, "My Boy’s Career" (Hayes). 8.38-Tenor-Hubert Wisdell, (a) "All Suddenly the Wind Comes Soft" (Burr); (b) "Do You Know My Garden" (Wood). , 8.44-Virtuoso String Quartette"Introduction and Allegro for Harp with Strings and Woodwind Accompaniment" (Ravel). 8.51-Vocal gems-Light Opera Company, "Lilac Time" (Schubert-Clut-sam). 8.59-Emile Grimshaw’s Banjo Qnar-tette--A- Swanee Sing-Song." ),.2-Iivening. weather forecast and announcements. 9.4-Talk-Air. Frank Leonard, "Flags of the Nations." . 9.24--New York symphony Orchestra --"Mother Goose" (Ravel). 9,38-Baritone-Voster Richardson, (a) "There’s a Girl in Kildare" (Norton): (b) "The Blarney Roses" (Flint). 9.43-Humour-Eddie Cantor, "Hd--die Cantor’s Tips on the Stock Market" (Cantor). 9.46-’Cello-W. H. Squire, "Scherzo" (Harty). 9.50-Gotham Comedy Quartet, "The Old Sow" (Trdtl.). 9.53-Selection-Royal Air JForce Band, "A Country Girl’ (Monckton). 10.0-God save the King. 2YA (720 Ke.)-TUES., MARCH 8. 19.0-Chimes. Selected recordings. 11.12-Lecturette — "Fabrics and Fashions." 12.0-Lunch hour musie. 2.0-Selected recordings. 3.30 and 4.30-Sports results. 5.0-Children’s hour, conducted by Jumbo. 6.0--Dinner music session,

7.0-News, reports and sports results. 7.40-Lecturette -- Representative Agricultural. Department, "For the Man on the Land." 8.0-Chimes. Selection-Salon Orchestra (Conductor, Mr. M. T. Dixon), "Cavalleria Rusticana’ (Mascagni). 8.8-Baritone-Mr. ©. H. Winspear, (a) "Iute Player" (Allitsen); (b) "Garden of Urmia"’ (Masthope Martin). 8.14-One-act play-‘Lonesome-like"’ (Brighouse). Characters: Sarah Ormerod (an old woman), Hlsie Lloyd; Hmma Brierly (a young woman), Florence L. Render; Rey. Frank Alleyne (a curate), H. A. Painter; Saia Horrocks (a young man), Victor S. Lloyd. Scene-The scene is laid in a Lancashire village. Play produced by Victor S. Lloyd. ‘ 8.44-Descriptive pieces-Salon Orchestra, (a) "Passepied" (Delibes) ; (b) "Bal Des Noces" (Burgmein). 8.54-Record-Character singer, Reg Grant, (a) "My Old Dutch" (IngieChevalier); (b) "The Future Mrs. *Awkins" (Chevalier). 9.00-Weather report and. station notices. §.2-Lecturette-Lieut.-Col. IT. OrdeLees, A.F.C., O.B.B., "Life-Buoys of the Air." 9.17--Record-Zonophone Minstrels, "The White Blackbirds." 9.23-Fantasia® — Salon Orchestra, "Molloy’s Songs" (arr. Baynes). 9.33-Baritone-Mr. C. E. Winspear, (a) "Serenade" (Schubert); (bd) "Where the Abana Flows" (WoodfordeFinden). 9,39---Record-Male Quartet, The Revellers, (a) "Hyvenin’" (Whiting) ; (b) "Comin’ Home" (Hollingsworth). 9,45-Instrumental-Salon Orchestra, Latest Dance Novelties. 10.0-God save the King. 3YA (980 Ke.)-TUES., MARCH 8. Silent Day. 4VYA (650 Ke.) -TUES., MARCH 8. 3.0--Selected recordings. 430-Sporting results. §.0-Children’s hour, conducted by Aunt Leonore. 69--Dinner music session. 7.0-News and reports. $.0-Programme by the St. Kilda Band and 4YA Artists. March-The Band, "Constellation" (Clark). 8.5-Quartets-The Happy Four, (a) "Come Unto These Yellow Sands" (Mansfield) ; (b) "By Rivers, to Whose Tears Falls" (Bishop). 8.12--Violin-Mr. Maitland McOuieheon, LR.AM., (a) "Schon Rosmarin" (Kreisler); (b) "Waltzes" (Kramer). 8.19-Baritone-Mr. 8S. Kershaw, (a) "The Blind Ploughman" (Clarke); (b) "Ships That Pass in the Night" (Stephenson). 8.25-Selection-The Band, ‘"Maritana" (Wallace). 8.27-Novelty vocal record-IF. Russell and Stuart Hibberd, with Orchestra and Chorus, ‘The Death of Nelson" (arr. Batten). 8.45-Quartet-The Happy Four, "Anchored" (Watson). Soprano-Miss Iivelyn Shepard, (a) "The Great Awakening" (Kramer); (b) "The Secret" (Woodman). 8.54-Waltz-The Band, "Queen of Rubies" (Bourne). 9.0-Weather report and station announcements. 9.2-Record-New Mayfair Orchestra, (a) "Love Lies" (Sarony); (b) "Five O’Clock Girl" (Ruby).

9.10-Quartet-The Happy Four, "O Waving, Moaning Autumn ‘Trees" (Seward). 9.14-Violin-Mr. Maitland McCutcheon, L.R.A.M., "Concerto in D Major with Joachim Candenza" (Mozart). 9,24-Tenor-Mr. G. Crawford, (a) "My Nannie’s Awa’" (Richardson) ; (b) "There is No Death" (O’Hara). 9.30-Fantasia-The Band, "Scenes of Beauty" (Ie Duc). 9,40-Record-Violin, Erica Morini, (a) "Introduction and ‘Tarantelle" (Sarasate); (b) "Romanza Andaluza" (Sarasate). 8.48-Quartet-The Happy Tour, "O Happy Eyes" (Higar). 9.52-Cornet-Mr. G. Christie (with Band accompaniment),. "When You Come Home" (Squire). March-The Band, "The Moa" (Bulch). 10.0-God save the King.

Foreign Legion A Series of Talks from lIYA by

J. C. BROUGHAM { -for many years a member of the famous regiment.