TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMMES.
Auckland, lyA (333 metres}.—3 p.m., studio items; 3.15, talk, "Cold ; Puddings and Desserts"; 5.0, children's .session;'"* 6.0/ dinner music, 7.0, news session; 7.15... market reports and Stock Exchange notices; 7.25, sporting results, followed toy general news; 8.0, chimes; piano and vocal, "Ten Little Miles from Town," "0,■ Flower Divine"; 8.9, Studio Trio, "Melody in F"; 8.16, mezzosoprano, Thelma Duffln, "Jeunesse," "Wishing"; 8.23, humour, T. T. Garland, "Humour": 8.30, Studio Trio, "Serenade";' 8.35, contralto, "Nellie Lingard, "Your Song," "Gome, Soothingr Death"; 8.42, r ,l 2"° , an( l vocal, "JMaytimc," "Nocturne" ; 8.50, Studio Trio, "Prelude": B.6s,.mezzosoprano, Thehna Duffln, "I Wonder If Love Iβ^ a Dream"; 8.59, weather fore-f-'W,} 0,1, Studio Trio, "La Paloma"; i'r , Mpn°i}. tral n°;« Nelll ° Lingard, "Soul 'J' lo, plano and vocal, . "If You Would Lqvo Me," "There's a Little JM.WJI2 V O - 18 - Studio Trio. "Liebesr J. enA J %P- humour. T. T. Garland, "A M'AWi CAm • ° ,28 - aanco music MtelUnflton, ?VA (-110.7 metres).—3 p.m. tsmmmtiWM Uwns; 3.15} talk, "Gold tU)Mln%# and oossens," miss i f yiUHfyWHI 'am, JWimophdno items, 3 36 U»6 IM, sportlnfir results; ■ i 0 r.ftlMiM'n Hftft.ajon} fi,o, dinner music; 7.0' rrwUot reports nnd sports imiiimi d,f), C))lmfi«; proarrammo hy the Wf-nrrijw anvcv iiunri nun ansisting artistsItum'th ''Muti 0' IHriiSH"; B.r>, soprano, MotHM fiOi)(iWl\h "' Hmi , Y,)ll >' SinglriK"; f'9, WWh Vjt HfaWt "NllUft WaHz"; 8,15, MflpiM, U, W. uowllnir, "The Groat TWwntM&'i fi.iQ, Wnrlit/.or orgen, "Love f,VfiVmW«r ♦*Cr»zy lUroiiftitr*"; 8.25, conim)to, ms> h> Oftj'tffl-Vlllo, "My iictiu , soul"; %M, VmwMwti, Joycifi MorKiin, "oia PO)K* flj "Koro?/ , "Hftntfl. . Luola; ,, 8.34, -'hnftWUFt Mrs. J3, O, flhfipmnn, "Mrs. oreon mi >Uf P)?oto Tnolt ,, ; 8,30, fnntnsln. ,"\ nll»nmep P'ly"; B ><7« tenor, Noho ToKI, "W|ien You Are There"; s.6U, wnitz, "For Rror Tr?iß"f SJ.fif), WRittlinr report; 0,1, dfinpano, Mpenft OoodwUl, "Over the Waters mufti fl,&, vibraphone, Joyce Morgan. "The
baritone, H. W. Bowling, "The Garpet'; 9.ii. selection, "Hampton Court"; march, "La Vlandiere"; 9.25, contralto, Mrs. h. Dargaville, "A Bowl or Roses"; 9.29, humour, Mrs. E. 0. Chapman, "The Little Black Hen," "Mrs. Green" in a London JJus"; 9.35, selection, "The Dear Little Shamrock"; 0.-13, tenor, IS'oho Toki. I Pitch My Lonely Caravan at Nigrht"; 0.17, dance liumoresquc, "The Merry Men"; 9.52, duet, Layton and Jolinstone, "Jn An Old World fiarden," "Ain't It Great To l?e Home Again"; 9.55, march, "Star of the Desert."
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 220, 17 September 1930, Page 6
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383TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMMES. Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 220, 17 September 1930, Page 6
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