TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMMES.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 244, 15 October 1929, Page 6

TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMMES.

Auckland, IYA (333 metres).—3 p.m.. studio items: 5.Q. children's session: 0.0. dinner music; 7.0. news and market re-j " ports: 7.40, Mabel Milne, "Health and Diet"; 8.0. chimes: 8.1. part-song 1 , Madame Mary Towsey's Quartet, "Land of Hope and Glory"; 8.5, soprano. Beryl Barker. "Two Bergereties": 8.9, cornet solo, Paul Hayes,. "Lucille"; 8.13,, tenor and chorus, record, • J. McDoug-all, "Jack's the BoyV; 8.17, recital. Gladys Gamman, "A Gentleman or France"; 8.22, mezzo-soprano, Mollie Atkinson. "My Dearest Heart": 8.26. piano, Eric Waters. "Study in G Flat Major" (Loeschom); 8.30, baritone and chorus, John Bree. "Love, Love"; . 8.34. A. B. Chaopell, "Topical Talk"; 8.49. soprano. Madame Towsey, "Eleanore," "Slow, Horses. Slow"; 8.5.5, P. Hayes. "La Reve d'Amour," "Anchored"; 9.2, weather report; 9.4. quartet, "You Swear to be Good and True"; 9.8, soprano, Nancy O'Connor. "The Amorous Goldilsh"; 9.12. Eric Waters. "Norweg-ian Wedding 1 Day"; 2-™> J --McDougall. "Who is Sylvia?": *-*°» Gladys Gamman, "Butterflies," "A JS;3 oS £.\ ; 9 - 2G - Mary Carlton, mezzo- :;• soprano,. "Rhoda. Ran a Pagoda": 9/30. ■ Part song:, quartet, "Parting'" ■ 9 34 ■ 2?<., r , ec , lecture-recital. Karl "The ln • ¥, usic " : orchestral, r>.jTi' ■ .. • cuckoo"; soprano soin • "i a P.mv.:studio;items; 6 ;o. WnerTffi'T; 3 news; : 7 30. stock market %-S' ™™k "™ new by the Postmaster-General? T™x Donald; .overture, studio, orfe&;

"Egmont"; address by the Mayor of Dunedin, R. S. Black; bass, P. C. Cooper, "Star or Eve," "King Charles"; violin, with orchestra, Frank Parsons, "Romanza Andaluza"; vocal, Mae Matheson and F,. M. Tuoliy, "Calm, Silent Night"; Dunedin Pipe Band, "Scottish Airs";, soprano and .orchestra, Meda Pains, 'T'he Pipes of Pan"; Scottish humour, Jock Lockhart; orchestra, "Lilac Time"; interval; St. Kilda Band, "Poet and Peasant"; vocal, John Leech and W. Ryssell, "Solenne in Quest Ora"; humorous sketch, Anita Winkei and F. H. Lampen, "Wave Lengths"; novelty instrumental, Dunedin Banjo Trio, "Tea Little Mile 3 From Town," "Carolina Moon"; contralto, Mary Pratt, "How Changed This Vision," "A Soft Day"; St. Kilda Band, "Pirates of Penzance" selection: vocal, the Four Aces, "The Trumpeter," "Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes"; trombone novelty. "The Joker"; tenor, Ernest Drake, "All Hail, Thou Dwelling," "Do Not Go, My Love"; Banjo Trio, "Is Izzy Azzy Wozz," "Love Dreams"; Scottish humour, Jock Lockhart; band, "Wedding of the Painted Doll," "Twentieth Century March."