RADIO PROGRAMMES

Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 124, 30 May 1927, Page 6

RADIO PROGRAMMES

MONDAY, 30th MAY.

IYA, Auckland.—Silent 3YA, ChristchurcU.^3 p.m. to 4.30 p.m • Afternoon concert. 7.15 to 7.45: News and reports etc. 7 30: Talk on boofai'bV Ifc ; \ il h *j *<>; 10:. Chimes;.- studio concert by Deny-s MiUtary Band, and assisting artists; march, "The Wallabies," tht band; contralto solo, "Valley by the Bea" Miss Peggy Jensen; foxtrot, "Just a Bird's Eye y,ew," the band; soprano solo.^Damon, Miss^M. Andrews; waltz, "By the Mississippi," the band; baritone solo,' The Bandolero/- Mr Percy Davies; Section! i /I W we' the "and; meazo-soprano Bolos(a) '^larggerite," (b) "Somewh^e a. Y°!c^' Mr»- R- Baxton; foxtrot, "To^ njght's My Night" the band; tenor soloT Mr. Leshe Scrimshaw. Interval. Cornet solo with band accompaniment, "Romanza," from "Faust"; contralto . soto I'Less Than the Dust," Miss Peggy Jensen^ intermezzo, "Limehouse Blues/nthe band 1 soprano solos .(a) "The Wind," (b) "The Net Mender" Miss M. Andrew,; selecSS D ' °'/ meriiB'A fte band! baritone solo, "My Beloved Queen," Mr. Percy Davies; waltz, <iDne, Two, Three, Four!" the band; mezzo-soprano solo, "When You Come Home," Mrs. R. Buxton; foxtrot, .1^ Never; Knew," the band; tenor solo Mr. Leshe Scrimshaw; "march, "Sons o Australia," the band. 4YA, Dunedin.—Silent. ' 2f.K, Wellington —3 p.m. to 4.30 p.m.: studio items and relay from New Adelphi Cabaret 745 to 7 45: News and reports etc 8 to 10: Studio, concert and relay of Paramount Theatre orchestra 2FC, Sydney.-7.45 p.m;: Chimes jf 2FC and announcements. 7.50: Studio items. I '' J S romJ ;he Haymartet Theatre; items «T the,. Operatic Orchestra. 8.10: From the studio. Win and Windle, English en- ? a c! t,? ln 8 c™'e™' i"? 4 ' "J, Want to bl Popuifr V «tv.M| ISS .Mar^*et James (soprano), Ihei Laughing Brook." 8.19: Mr. ■ • ? r? e> comedian.' 8.25: From Baptist School Hall, items by Sydney Harmonic bocietys. Choir, (a) male chorus,. "When Evening's Twilight," (b) part-song, "The fancf (c) ladies' chorus, "Whither," (d) "Softly the Moonlight." 8.42: From W?f "Sl^^ wTndle, "The Silent W," e- „J- ^: r,- E- p- Kerry, cornet sojo, .Robin Adiair." 9.0: "Big Ben," Miss Margaret Games (soprano), (a) "A Son^ Remembered" (b) "Over the Meai°«- v 9-8: ¥ r-J Ld- Cree« &<>*<& comedian. 9.16: Frqm.the Baptist School Hall, Sydney Harmonic iSoeiety's.Choir, <a) double^iuartette, "Sleep Gentle Lady,* (b) pwt-wn« the V&} IcfchS; Be .Not^Afnjidi ,9^o: From -studio, Wm sn*i?5 n*i?' n<lle A I* Might Have Been a Comedy-gfttama." 9.42: TroS the Haymarket Theatre, orchestral items. 9.52: From studio, M^s Margaret James (so: £™ nc&- t% J? en Me ' Nightingale." 956: Mr. E.P. Kerry, cornet sofo, "Weath Austral Skies." 10.5: Mr.- Ad. Cree Scotch comedian.- 10.10: From Haymarket Theatre, Sydney, orchestral items. 10.30: New Wentwbrth Symphonic Dance Orchestra. 10.40: Celebrity Records. 10.48: News and announcements. 10.50: From Wentworth; Hotel, dance music .until 11 o'clock. 11.0r"Big Ben"; National Anthem. Closedown.' "• ■ 2BL, Sydney.-« p.m.; G.P.b. clock and chimes; topical chorus. 8.3:. Newtown Band, from Industrial Hall, Newtown. 8.23: Miss Maisie Barnett (contralto). 8.30: Comedy.sketch by the Players' Club. 8.50: Mr. Tom Arnold (comedian). 9.0: G.P.O. clock and chimes; weather report and forecast. 9.2:. Newtown Band. 9.22: Broadcasters' all sports expert will speak on "General Sporting." 9.37: Walter George's Smart Set, Show. 10.37: Miss Maisie Barnett. 10.44: News. 10.53: Mr. Tom Arnold. 11.0: G.P.O. clock and chimes;. National Anthem. 2GB, Sydney.—7 ' p.m.: Music : from studio. 7.5: Talk, Miss Barnes. 7.15: Music. 7.20: Talk. 7.30: Music. 7.55: Songs. 8.5: Address by Professor Ernest Wood. 8.20: Instrumental trio. 8^30: Musical monologues, J. K. Powell. 8.40: Sonata for piano and violin (Caesar Franck). 9.0: Topical talk: 9.15: Songs. 9.23: 'Cello solos, Murielle Lang. 0.30: Musical monologues, J. K. Powell. 9.43: Instrumental trio. 9.53: Cheerio talk." 10.0: Close down. 3LO, Melbourne. —8 p.m.: Coburg City Band. 8.10: Joe Brennan and Ida Newton. 8.24: Mignon Weiton, oboe. 8.30: James Riley (tenor). 8.37: Coburg' City Band. 8.47: Lee White and Clay Smith. 8.57: Announcements. 0.2: Musical programme arranged by the University Conservatorium under the direction of Professor B. Heinze. 9.47: Coburg City Band. 9.57: Announcements. 10.0: "The Futurists." 10.30: Coburg.City Band 10^ News. 10.50: Coburg City .Band. 11.0: Our Great Thought. 11.1: Joe Aronson. 11.40: "God Save the King" 4QG, Brisbane.—S p.m. to 10 p.m.