TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMMES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 123, 27 May 1930, Page 6

TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMMES.

Auckland, IYA (an;) metres).— 12.30 p.m., rdlriy or community: smirlni? l'rom Town Hull; 3, .afternoon session; 5, children's, session; 0, dinner music; 7,. news £ and market reports: 7.40, talk, Madumo -Mabel Mllnc, "Health and' Diet"; R, chimes; march. • Auckland Artillery Hand,'"Honest Toll"; overture; Auckland Artillery Dand, "Poet and Peasant"; 8.18, Minor, h. Harvey. "My Queen." "Like Stars Ahovoy; 8,85, cornet duet, Messrs. Smith and Webb, "Tit Larks"; suite, Auckland Artillery Jiuwl, VDohemlan Hulto"; 8.45, trio, ah« SaloinTrlo, "Dallado In a.-Minor,!' ■ W, \ ~ -j, .'. H , ■;;;.. ;J ~ . . \ . ' ;.! ,',,

. JfGally Chant -the .Summer .8ird5";..8.58, i evening: weather forecast and announcements; 9, trombone, W. Wheaton, "Firefly" ; 9.8, tenor, L. Harvey, "Under the 9.12, haka, Auckland Artillery Baud, "Scene in Maoriland"; 9.22, trio, the Salon Trio, "Love Game Calling," "Nobody Knows de Trouble I've Seen," "Ako o.te Rangi"; 9.32, march, Auckland Artillery Band, ."Minor and Major"; 9.37, lecture-recital, a commentator, "Latest Gramophone Recordings." Weiijngton, 2YA.—Silent day. CMrtchurch, 3YA (306 metres). — 5 p.m., children's session; 6, dinner music; 8, chimes; 8.1, overture, La Scala Orchestra, "The Daughter or the Regiment"; 8.9, soprano, Miss D. M. Rabey, "June Music," "Bird Songs at Eventide"; 8.15, instrumental, Studio Instrumental Octet, three dances from "Tom Jones"; 8.25, tenor, G. M. Fawcett, "Shepherd's Sens"; 8.29, piano, N. Newson, "L'Alouetie"; 8.34, mezzo-soprano, Mrs. E. Empson, "Deh! Vieni Kon Tardar"; 8.37, 'cello, C. Sharpc, "Air," "Twilight" (record) ; 5.43, .baritone, C. L. Richards, "Droop Not, Young Lover," "The Windmill"; 8.50, instrumental, Studio Instrumental Octet, "Largo," "Pavanc"; 8.59, chorus, Light Opera Company, gems from "Rose Marie"; 9.3, weather report and announcements; 9.4, organ, Jesse Crawford, "Serenade"; 9.7,

soprano, Miss D. M. Rabey, "Nightingale of June"'; 9.11, instrumental, Studio instrumental Octet, "Cavatina" Valse; 9.19, male quartet, The Rounders, "Deep Night"; 9.23, piano, N. Newson, "Theme Varie"; 9.30, mezzo-soprano, Mrs. E'. Empson, "Songs My Mother Taught Me," "A Summer Night"; 9.36, instrumental, Studio Instrumental Octet, "Reminiscences of Grieg"; 9.43, tenor, G. M. Fawcett, "Serenade" from "Pagliacci," "Where'er You Walk"; 9.49, 'cello, Lauri Kennedy, "Old Scotch Air"; 9.52, baritone, C. L. Richards, "From Oheron in Fairyland"; 9.56, male quartet, The Rounders,, "Sing-In 1 in the Rain"; 9.59, instrumental, Studio Instrumental Octet, interludes from "The Beggar's Opera." Dunedin, 4YA (463 metres). —5 p.m., children's session; 6, dinner music; 7, news session; 7:15, talk, D. Tannock, "Trees for Farm Timber"; 8, chimes; relay of Christie organ from Empire

Theatre; 8.15, hass, N. Lennon, "Mary," "Nightrail at Sea"; 8.2 i, piano, Mrs. C. Drake, "Sonata Op. 31, No. 3, Ist and 2nd Movements"; 8.26, vocal duet, Miss D. Youd and D. Wrathall, "The Voyagers"; 8.30, instrumental, quintet, four American Indian songs; 8.40, soprano, Miss D. Youd, "The Great Awakening," "Pierrot at the Dance"; 8.40, recital, C. E. Mollcr, "The Home Mechanic"; 8.50, instrumental, the quintet, "Abenlicd," "Traumerei"; 8.56, baritone, D. Wrathall, "Water Boy," "Sea Fever"; 9.1, weather report; 9.3, ■cello, F. V. Drake, "Cradle Song," "Le Cygne"; 9.9, bass, N. Lennon, "Mandalay"; 9.16, recitals, C. E. Moller, "Pacific Coast," "Isaacstein at the Ringside"; 9.23, vocal duet, Miss D. Youd and D. Wrathall, "A Paradise for Two"; 9.26, suite, the quintet, "Hiawatha Suite"; 9.35, dance music.