ON THE RADIO TO-NIGHT

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 215, 11 October 1929, Page 10

ON THE RADIO TO-NIGHT

PROGRAMMES FUR LISTENER8-IN

1YA AUCKLAND (333 metres).— 8: Relay from Cambridge of demonstration conoert in connection with the Cambridge Competitkms. 2YA WELLINGTON (416 metres).— 8: Programme featuring excerpts from "The Rebel Maid," Phillips, presented hy the PhilJiarmonic Quartet ; overture, Orc'hestra, "The llebel Maid," eelection, Phillips; soprano, Miss E. Raplev, "Sail, Mv Ships," • Phillips; bantone, Mr A. Brady, "The Fishernien of England," Phillips; piano, Miss P. Rodgers, (a) "Prelude in C Sharp Minor," Rachmaninoff, (b) "Melodie," Op. 28, No. 3, Paderewski ; recifcal, Mr E. Muir, "Home, Sweet Home," Brewer ; instrumentai, Orchestfa, "My Lady Frayle," Einck; vocal duet, Messrs E. Dennis and A. Brady, "Ho, Ho, Diddle Dum," Phillips; 'cello, W. H. Squire, "Scherzo," Harty, record ; contraJto, Miss M. Freeman, "I AVant My Man," Phillips; selection, Orchestra, "Rigoletto," Roberts ; soprano, Miss E. Rapley. "Are My Lanterns Sliining Brightly ?" Phillips ; vocal duet, Misses E. Rapley and M. Freeman, "Serving Maids," Phillips ; dance suite, Orchestra, "Three Spauish Dances." DIoszkowski; vocal quartet, Pliilharmonie Quartet, "Shepherdess and Beau Brocade," Phillips: humour, Mr E. Muir, "Bertram at the Bachelors' Club." Rutherford; instrumentai, Band de la Garde Republicaine, "Carmen, Entr'acte," Bizet, rcord; tenor, Mr E. Dennis, "O, Vision Entrancing," Tliomas; contralto, Miss M. Freeman, "So This is Woman's Lot," Bizet ; 'cello, "W- H. Squire, "Album Leaf, Russian Rerenade," Gliere, record; baritone, Mr A. Brady, "The Yeomen ,of England," German ; selection, Orclfestra, "Bohe- [ mian Girl," Balfe. 3YA, CHRISTCHURCH (306 metres-).— 8 p.m. : Studio Instrumentai Octet, three dances from "Henry VIII., German; baritone, Mr J. F. Jones, "Will o' the Wisp," Cherry; mirth and melody, Chatterboxes, (a) sketch , "The Cure," French, (b) song, "Ukulele Dream Girl," Lowe, (c) sketch, "The _ Recruit.(' MS ; musical comedy selection, Studio Instrumentai Octet, (a) "Andante," Lemare, (b) "Czardas." Delibes ; vocal trio,_ Dalh'art. Robisnn and Hood, "Climbin' Up de Golden Stains," arranged Hood, record; Studio Instrumentai Octet, (a) "Bro-wlwav Melody," Brown, (b) "Wrdding'of the Painted Doll." Brown, (c) "Sentimental Swanee," Nasshaum; rairth and melody, Chatterboxes, (a) sketch, "Tlie Difference," French, (b) song. "I Lnve Mv Jean," Lauder, (c) sketch, "C'ohen 'Phones for a 'Plione," Hayman ; dance programme. 4YA, DUNEDIN (463 metres). — S p.m.: Studio concerb. The speeial feature_ to-night will he the relay from Cambridge, via 1YA, of the competitiou demonstration concert. 2FC, SYDNEY (451 metres). — 8 p.m. till II p.m. '2BL, SYDNEY (349 metres).— 8 p.m. till 11.30 p.m. 2GB, SYDNEY (316 metres).— 7 p.m. till 10 p.m. ' 3LO, MELBOURNE (371 metres).— 8 p.m. till midnigbt 3AR, MELBOURNE (484 metres).— 8 p.m. till 11 p.m. 4QG, BRISBANE (385 metres). — 8 p.m. till 11 p.m. (Note. — New Zealnud time is an hour and a-half ahead of Eastern Australian time). THE IMPORTANCE OF THE BYPASS CONDENSER. Rur. down B batteries. noisy rereption, and poor reproductimi. can frequently be traced to a cheap or faulty hv-pass condenser. . When purchasing English Duhiiier condensers. you buy a gnaranteed article manufactured by th Mnnshridge Co.— two names known tbe world over in both amatenr and commercial radio. Wholesah stockists. David S. Laing and Son. T.td. Napier.