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TO-DAY'S PROGRAMMES. 3TA, CHRISTOHTJKOH.v (980 Kilocycles.) 3''p.m.: Graniophone recital.' 4.25: Sports results. 5.0 J-' hour —Cousin Marfjot -J and. the 1 Mystery.?" Man. 6.0: Einner music session. 7.0: News session. , 8.0 Ohlnies. ' Band programme by the Woolst-on Brass Band' (conductor, Mr R. - 1 J»- EstaO), and assisted .by BTA artists. Marchr—Band, "Harlequin" (Bimmer); oyerturef—"Nabucodenosor" ' (Verdi). 8.12: Ten® —Mr C. R.' Williamson?'' (a) - "1 Hear a'Thrush at Eve" (Cadman); (b) "O Flower Divine (Haydn Wood); (c) "Down the Vale' (Moir); (d) "I Gavft Tou a Gift" (BurnesLoughnan). 8.24: Organ—Quentin Ma'cLean. "Incidental Music to-'the Merchant * of Venice."- 9.40; Duo d'Amour—Band, (a) "Gallantr*" (Ketelbey)'; cornet solo. Bandsman R. Ohlsen); (,b> "The Caledonians" (Allison).. '8.51?' vSoprsnUJ—Miss'!' Gladys (a). "/'Bend Low Thine, Ear I (Besley): (b) '.'The Second Minuet' ! (Besley); (c> "Go-Down to Kew" (Peel),. 9.1: Weather "forecast and station' notices. 1 9.3: Selection —Debroy-, Somers' Band,. "The Desert Squg"," (Romberg). 9.11: Baritone —Mr Rex Harrison, (a) ','T»ngi (Alfrßd, Ilill); (b) "Waiata Maori" (Alfred Hill); (c) "The Lute' Player" (AlHtsen): '(d) "The, Way Home'' (Liddle). 9;26: Bumoresoufi —Band, ."The Coster'* Courtship, (McKenzie). " ' 9.84: Recitations Shaw,, (a) "A" Fallen' Star" (Albert Chevalier) ; (b) VI Understood" (MSi). 9.44. Chorus— Ligbt Opera Company, , vocal _gem» frim "No, No, Nanette." 9.52: Dance Intermeszo—Band. "Wedgwood Blue (Ketelbey). March—Band, Imperial Echoes" (Safroni). - 2TA, WBLUNGTON. (720 Kilocycles.) " 3 p.m.: Chimes. Selected studio items. '3.30 and 4.30: Sporting results to hand. 5.0:-Children's session, conducted by Uncle Jeff. 6.Q: Dinner music session. 7.0: News session, market reports and sports results. > 8.0:. Chimes., Overture —2IA Orchestrina ('conductor,' <Signor A, P. Trada); Oberon (Weber). 8.9: ' Memo-soprano—Mrs. Mai King, (a) "Morning" (Speaks); (b) 'The Fuchsia Tree"-' (Quilter). 8.14; Cello— Pabli* Casals,. "Spanish Dance (Popper). 8.17: Lecture-recital by Mrs Daisy Bashatn, assisted by Mr Ernest Short, on "Wagner, * Part 1 8.32: Selection —Orchestrina, "Lohengrin" (Wagner). 8.40: Tenor—Mr, Lea Stapp, "Speak Music t (Elgar)..' 8.43: A humorous interlude by. Mr Jock Lockhart, 3YA's well-known Scottish comedian. 8.53: Ballet music—Orchestrina, "Ballet Suite I from Meyerbeer's - Operas." 9,1: Weather I roport and station notices. 9.2:.Mr Clementi May the eminent English elocutionist and entertainer, will entertain with a recital from the works of Dickens, O. Henry "and A. A. i irilne 9.16: Selections —Orchestrina, (a) "Star of Eve" (Wagner); (b) "Marche Militaire" (Schubert), 9.24: Continuation -of the lecture-recital on "Wagner" .by Mrs Daisy Basham and Mr Ernest Short. 9.39: Jleaso-soprano—Mra , Mai Kips. •"Thoughts Have Wings" (Lehmann); (b) "The Curtain Falls'" (D'Hardelot).' 9.44: Further ScotHeh songs and patter by Mr Jock Lockhart. 9.54: Tenor—Mr Les Stapp, "jry Heart is a Haven" (Steinel); (b) ''Rweet Lady'-' (Sprott). 10.0: 'OMheßtrlna, ' "Marclfe de Tannahuser" (Wagner).' - 10.4: .Dance programme. - ITA, AUCKLAND. (900 Kilocycles.) . 11 -to a'.m.; Results of Auckland Raciner riub'a Meeting at Ellerslie, interspersed ia rramophpne"ltetas; 6 pmi: Children's "conducted .by OlndereJla. 8.0: Dinner music session. 7.0: . News and. roarIVtelbeyT'conper?' ''Wrfgwood w* S Evelyn Rodger, '. (a) d ®2 de * s !/l? (Ha*l«r);i<h>;"A Bprig of Boroma

(Hull). 8.15: Orchestral—Tlie "Kangitlßei" Jaxis Band, v i "Popular Melodies." ' 8.25: Sketch —Miss Linnie Nicholas and Mr Vryn Evans; "The Baggage.'' 8.27: Vocal and. instrumental—The Bohemian Dno, (a) "E Pari Ra\! (trdtl.); (b) '.'Take Tarungo Ake" (trdtl;). 8.36: ' Selection—Herman Finck's Orchestra,"Oldand New" (Potpourri ol Popular Melodies arrgd. Finck). 8.44: Lyric tenor —Mr Sam -Duncan, (a) ,"Mignon" (D'Hardelot); (b) -"Alice,' Where Art Tlioul" (Ascher). < 8.60: Orchestral—The "Rangitikei'.' Jazz Band, ."Further Popular , Numbers." . 9.0: Evening weather forecast and announcements. 9.2:^■■■.>Selection—B.B.C. Wireless Military Band, (a) "Le , Reve Passe." 9j6: Baritohe —Mr 8, Evelyn Rod- . ger, (a) "A Castilian Lament" ("Eel Riego); . (b) "Slave Song" (Del Riego). 9,12: Vocal and instrumental —The Bohemian Duo, (a) "Aroha Pumai" . (trdtl.): (b) "Matangi" (trdtl.). 9.20 i "Sketch—Miss Jjinnie Nicholas and Mr \ryn Evans, "Tlj® Art of Love" (from "The Hunchback ) (Knowles). '9.30: Novelty—Jessica Dragonj ette, (s) "Moonbeams" (Blossom-Herbert) i Cb) "I-i'Amour Toujour "L'Amo.ax' tOunh-ihg-Frsml). 9.36: Orchestral—The "Rangitikei" Ja«i Band.' "Latest Hit p." 9.43: Lvrio tenor —Mr Sam Duncan, (a) ' Sal.y Horner" (Old English): (b) "O Murm'rine- Breezes" (Jensen). .9.5Q: Accordion Pietro, (a)' "Broadway" (Ohieco-VRl- ' verde) ; -(If) -'/TliP Kiss" (Arditi). Marsh —United States Marine , Band, .. '.'Semper Pideles" 1 (Sousa). >• ' ia 4TA, 3DTJNBDIN. (650 Kilocycles.) 3 V p;to. :■ Ohiwes'. /... Selected Mscordinga."'» 6.0: Children's session, conducted by Big Brother Bill. 6.0:" Dinner music session. 7.0:- News session. 8.0: Chimes. Overture —Regal Cinema' Orchestra, "Show !o£ '■ Shows." 8.9: Contraltos-Miss I. Horpi- . blow, (a) "Waters ol Minnetonka" (Lieurance); (b)'-"Who Knowsi" (Ball). 8.15: ■Cello—Beatrice Harrison, "Harlequinade'' (Popper). 8.19: Recital —Miss E. McPeak, "Mar" (from. "Songs of , a Sentimental Bloke") (Dennis). ' 8.24: Tenor—Mtf'TL ' A. Johnston, ' 'The Pipes of Pan > (Elgari. 827 • Trio —Miss Holmes, . Miss Judd- and Mrs Moffatt, (a) Syncopation", (Kreisler) :. <b) "Spring Song" (Mendelfisohn) : j(c) "Spanish Dances"/ (Moszkowski).■ •8.87: Soprano—Miss Mae Matheson, (a) -MThe Bird that Came in.Spring" {Ben«d>ctk I Yb)' "The CrfCkoo" (Lehmann);-.- 843!i Orean —Terence Oasey, (a) "Crazy PirOU-, ettV' (Frisk); ' (b) "Love Everlastin;" YFriml). 8.49: Songs' at the ■Rlair (a) "Tellinß it to the Daisies'* /Warren); (b) "Vagabond. Lover . (Zim. mTrmn) 8.55: Violin—Miss E. Judd, ' (Kreisler). 9.0: Weather reBort and station notices. 9.2: Selection— R*nd of the Garde . Republicaine, Clarinet roncerto." 9.10: Soprano—Miss Mae Maths•on "I Know Not Why" (Bingham)., 9.13". Rnlfictions —Instrumental Trio, Hungarian Dance No. 8"~ (Brahms): (b) "To Sprin?" ?Grier); (o) "Nina" (Kriesler) 9.23: Recital—-Miss E. McPeak, (a) "The Coward" 7Snrvice): (b) "The Conversation Book!? flanrh) 9.30: Tenor—Mr H. A. Johnston, (a) "A Song of the Open" (Forie); (b) "Five Eyes" (GibbiO. 9.36: Violin—Miss E Judd, "Liebeslcid" (Wagnnr). Ml: Contralto —Miss I.' Horniblow, k Three Green Borinets" (D'Hardelot). 45: SelMtionsInstrumental Trio,, (a) Second Walt* in B Flat" (Godard); (b) . Simple Aveu /kim*)'; 9.53: Song at the piano—Jack Blair.' "What Have I Do"®''' (Jurman).| 0 56: Selection— i Symphony Orchestra, "Frublingsstimmen." ,v;.; 2TB, NEW. PLTMOUTH. * (1230 Kilocycles.) 630 p.m.: Children's session. 7.30: News, markets and information. 8.0: .Studjo