TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMMES.

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 173, 24 July 1930, Page 6

TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMMES.

Auckland, IYA (333 metres). —3 p.m;, afternoon session; 5, children's session; 6, tlfnner session: 7, news and market imports; 7.40, talk, J. Montague, "Maori pronunciation and Place Names"; 8, ichimes; orchestral; 8.9, mezzo-soprano, JVudrie Golder, "I Love Thee": 8.13, (Orchestral, selections from "Salome"; 8.23, Jecture-recital, Mrs. D. Basham, assisted iby Lola' Solomon, soprano, "Strauss"; &.38, orchestral, "Serenade," "Scarr Dance"; 8.47, piano, I. Paderewskl, "Valse Caprice"; 8.5 i, bass-baritone, F. Sutherland, "Cargoes"; 8.56, musical quartet, "Quartet in D Minor—Scherzo" ; 9, weather forecast; 9.2, 'cello, "Harlequinade"; 9.6, mezzo-soprano, Audrie Golder, "1 Attempt from Love's Sickness," "Cupid"; 9.t3, lecture-recital, Mrs. Basham, assisted by Lola Solomon, "CJiaminade"; 9.28, orchestral, "Callirhoe Suite"; 9.38, Organ, "Romanza"; 9.42, bass-baritone, F. Sutherland, "Like to a Damask Rose," "The Minstrel"; 9.49, string qquartet, "Quartet jn D Major—Andante"; 9.53, selection. "Der Rosenkavalier." Wellington, 2YA (4i6.7 metres). — 5 X>im., children's session; 6, dinner music; 7, news, market reports and sports results; 7.40, lecturette, Miss M. Christmas, "Dogs and Cats—Their Winter Wants"; 8, chimes (note —during the evening: a sound film feature will be relayed from the Majestic Theatre); overture, 2YA Orchestrina, "Arion"; soprano, Veronica 'McKenzie, "Caro Nome"; piano, Eileen Bradley, "The Musical Box"; bass, W. Brown, "Love that's True Will Live For Ever"; selection, "Chocolate Soldier"; elocution, Dorothy Miller, "Rosabelle"; selection, "Ivanhoe"; tenor, C. Williams, "Lend Me Your Aid" ; baritone, W. Goudie, "Even Bravest Heart"; selection. "Girl Behind the Counter"; weather forecast; vqcal gems from "Katinka" by the Lyric Quartet and Veronica McKenzie, quartet, "in this Ruby Cuu of Wine, Katinka"; tenor, "My Paradise"; soprano, Rackety Coo"; soprano, "I Want to Marry a Male Quartet"; selection, "Minuet a la Princesse," "Petit Couen"; humour, Dorothy Millers, "Hoodoo McFiggins' Christmas '; light opera, "Lionel Monckton Memories." Christchuroh, 3YA (306 metres). — 5 p.m., children's* session; 6, dinner music7, news session; 7.30, talk, D. Cogrove "Radio Service"; 8, chimes, overture', "Cbppelia Ballet"; "Anchored"; soprano, Lucy Fullwood, "Love's a Merchant";. 8.11, clarinet, M. Withers, "The Ash-.Grove"; 8.17, tenor, T. Roger.s, "X Hear You- Calling Me"; 8.23, instrumental, "Pique Dame" overture; 8.29, contralto, Mary Taylor, "At Grendon Fair"; 8.33, song, C. O'Connor, "Louise"; 3.37, Instrumental, "Celtic Lament".; 8.43, bass, E. Johnson, "Shipmates o' Mine"; quartet, "Londonderry Air"; 8.50, clarinet, E. Withers, "Polonaise"; 8.54. soprano, Lucy Fullwood, "Waiting"; 8.58, instrumental, "Scottish Tunes"; 9.2, weather report; 9.4, tenor, T. Rogers, "I'll Sing Thee Songs of Araby" ; 9.8, songs, C. O'Connor, "Smiling Irish Eyes," "Sunny Side Up"; 9,15, instrumental, "Legendo"; 9.19, bass,- E. rohnson, "The Wihdniill"; duet, "When S'oijg Sweet"; 9,26, instrumental, "Indian-Dawn"! 9.30» dahco music*

Dunedin, 4YA (463 metres). —5 p.m., children's session; 6, dinner music; 7, news session; 8, chimes; orchestral, "La Boutique Fantastique"; 8.9, soprano, Muriel Eager, "The Wood Nymph's Gall"; 8.13, Instrumental, "Phantasie in A Minor"; 8 25, recital, Lenore Mackenzie, "West Wind," "Who Won?"; 8.31, tenor, J. Davies, "Two Welsh Folk Songs"; 8.36, piano, "Hark, Hark, the Lark"; 8.40, contralto, Mrs. N. Shrimpton, "My Ain Folk"; 8.44, instrumental, "2nd Trio by Humjnel"; 8.56, bass, E. Bend, "The Irish Fusilier," "The Merry Monk": 9, weather report; 9.2, orchestral, "Shulamitli" - selection; 9.10, soprano, Muriel Eager, "Chanson Florian," "Dainty Little Maiden"; 9.16, duet, "Ist Movement from Kreutzer Sonata"; 9.22, chorus, "Serenade"; 9.26, recital, Lenore Mackenzie, "Mrs. L'leerle's Country Visit"; 9.30, tenor, J. Davies, "Mary"; 9.36, instrumental, "2nd Movement rrom Trio in D Minor," "Rondo"; 9.46, contralto, Mrs. N. Shrimpton, "My Treasure," "When the House is Asleep"; 9.52, .'cello, P. Palmer, "Chant Russes"; 9.56, bass, E. Bond, "The Song of Hybrias the Cretan"; 9.59, orchestral, "Wood Nymphs."