TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMMES

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 259, 1 November 1929, Page 6

TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMMES

Auckland, IYA (333 metres). — 10.30 a.m., studio items; 5 p.m., children's session; 6, dinner music; 7, news, marekts and sports results; 8, chimes; 8.1, presentation or programme Trom model studio, Town llall, and from 1 YA studio, France Street; Basham-Briggs duo, "Tell Her I Love Her So," "When the Lilac Bloom Uncloses"; A. McElwain, "Some Humour"; lug-all's Hawaiian Orchestra, "Hawaiian Memories," "Wreath Tor Princess"; hand record, "A Musical Switch"; vocal, record, "Captain Harry Morgan": The Asquiths, twenty minutes' drawing room entertainment; orchestral record, "The Waltz Dream Selection"; humorous record, "The Talk or the Talkies"; piano, Eric Bell, "Prelude in D Flat," "Poupee Valsante"; sketch, Mrs. Cuirord Bell and Messrs. Jack Gordon and A'oel Vear, "A Seat in the Park"; soprano, Lola Solomon, "Almond Blossoms," "Down Vauxhall Way"; band, record, "Weymouth Chimes"; vocal, record, "Silver Threads Among the Gold"; organ, record, "Les Millions D'Arlequin"; A. McElwain, "More Humour"; Ingall's Hawaiians, "Hilo March," "Three o'clock in the Morning"; 10, dance record programme until 11. Wellington, 2YA (416.7 metres). — 5 p.m., children's session; 6, dinner music; 7 news, markets and sports results: 7.-SO, lecturette, L. D. Haggett, "Burbank's Plant Experiments"; S. chimes: S.i. 2YA Salon Orchestra. "Echoes from the Volga"; s'.s», Molodie Four, "Broadway Melody": 8 14. banjo duets, Mildred Kenny and M. Tonks, "Blue Hawaii," "Fascinating Vamp"; 8.20, comic song and whistling

solo, Winifred Birch-Johnston, "Liza Brown," "Charmaine"; 8.28, salon orchestra, "A Coon's Day Out—Good Morning 1 , Good Afternoon, Good Evening"; 8.36, tenor, Sam Duncan, "A Cottage Small"; 8.40, humour, M. Yates, "Spinning .a Yarn"; 8.46, baritone, R. S. Allwright, "Nightfall at Sea"; 8.50, salon orchestra, request number; 8.58, weather report; 9, Melodie Four, "Pagan Love Song"; 9.4, salon orchestra, "Valse des Alauettes," "Dance of the Tea Dolls"; 9.12, bass, W. \Y. Marshall, "The Wolf"; 9.16, banjo duets, "Love Dreams," "Deep IS'ight"; 9.23, humour, M. Yates, "A Bunch of Stories"; 9.30. salon orchestra, "My Son John"; 9.38, tenor, Frank Bryant, "When Love Came Calling"; 9.42, organ, record, "Flower of Love"; 9.45, Melodie Four, request number; 9.49, salon orchestra, dance novelties; 10, dance record programme until It.

Christchurch, 3YA (306 metres). — 5 p.m., children's session; 6, dinner music; 7, news session: 8, chimes; 8.1, orchestral. record, "The Waltz Dream"; 8.5, vocal, Fred Hale, "Any Girl," "Billy Boy"; 5.9, dance record, "Nagasaki"; 8.11, humour, Alan W. Brown, "Politeness," "Table Manners"; 8.16, lecture-recital. Millicent Jennings, assisted by studio trio; 8.46, humour, George Titchener,. "I'm So Spiteful when Fm Wild"; 8.51, jazz songs at piano with ukulele, Joyous Pair, "On Top of the World Alone," "A Room with a View"; 8.57,' instrumental trio, "Dialogue" ; "Second Valse" (Godard): 9.4, weather report; 9.6, record, "Hit the Deck"; 9.14, vocal, George Hale. "Now He Has Got a Beautiful Girl," "Paddy McGinty's Goat"; 9.21, 'cello. Harold Beck, "Rustic Dance"; 9.25, Alan W. Brown, "The Piteous Ballad of Arabella Booley," "Poor Mr. Davenport"; 9.31, record, "Melody in F" (Riibenstein), "Silver Moon"; 9.37, Joyous Pair, "I'll Always be In Love with You," "Josie and Me"; 9.43. instrumental trio, "The Old Refrain." "Serenade." "Hungarian Dance No. 2"; 9.53, Geo. Titchener. "Sporting Proposals": 9.58. Hawaiian orchestra, "Hawaihau Waltz," "My Ilula Love"; 10,2, dance music until 11.

Dunedin, .4YA (463 metres). —5 p.m., children's session; 6, dinner music; 7, news session: 8. relay rrom 3YA, Christchurch: 10, dance nr'ogramme from studio until 11.