RADIO PROGRAMMES

Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 20, 23 July 1927, Page 15

RADIO PROGRAMMES

SATURDAY, 23rd JULY.

ITA, Auckland (333 metres).—7.ls to 7.45 p.nl.: News and reports. 8 to 11 p.m.: Chimes; overture from Strand Theatre; soprano solo, Miss D. • Klch&rdson, "Poor, Wandering One," from "The Pirates of Penzance"; baritone solos, Mr. P. Baker, "Nirvana" (Adams), "Keuben Banzo"; mezzo-no-prano solos, Mrs. W. Leather, "A' Spirit Flower" (Lipton), and "June Music" (Trent) j tenor solos, Mr. W. Leather, "The Kerry Banco" and "At Dawning") soprano solos. Miss A. Blchardsott, "Faery Song," from "Immortal Hour," and "Lullaby" (Scott) ; baritone solo, Mr. I. Baker, "Chip of the Old Block"; duet, Mr. and Mrs. Leather, "A Night In Venice"; weather report and interval; relay of Click-Clack Cabaret Orchestra. '•>■!,

2YA, Wellington (420 metres).—2.3o p.m.: Broadcast description of University v. Old Boys Rugby match »t Athletic Park. 8 pm! Welllngtoa G.P.O. elook; studio : orchestra, "Dance "Fantastlqiie"' (Reynard); Humorous song, Mr. Douglas Stark, "I'm 94 To-day" t siffleur, Mr. X T. Feoney, "Beneath Thy Vi\nflow"; banjo ttio, Mr. J. T. Goer and party "Tattoo" and "Hafl«y Foot Waltx"; humorous song, Mr. G. L. Sweetapple, "lazy"; norclty duo,. Berthold and Bent, "Southern Blues" and Sometime"; humorous Song, Mr. Dougla* Stark, "There's Somebody Waiting For Me" (Laudor); Royalty Trio, "Red Riding Hood" and "Too Late to be Sorry Now"; Mr. Frank Andrews at the piano, "A Bird's-eye View of my Old Kentucky Home"; weather report; studio orchestra, "Ed«l»eUs"; tlffleor, Mr E; T. Feenoy, "When Ught* are Low" and "Tho Naughty waits"; humorous, song, Mr. 0 L| Sweetapple, "Water Sdeaes" banjo trio Mr. J. T. Goer and party, "Lancashire Cloga'f (Grlmshaw) and "Lullaby" (Stavofiala); dotel!y duo, Berthold and Bent, "Kilima" and Hilo Jlarch"; studio dance numbers. 3YA, Christcnurch (308 metres).—6.3o p.m. i Children's session by Uncl* Jack. 7.15 pjn : News and report*. 8 p.rtr: Chimes; orchestral selections from Everybody's picture The* atre; piano duets, MissM Dorothy Johnson and Muriel Johns, (t) "I'm Tellloc the Birds " (b) "Oh! If I Only Had. You"; mouthorgan solos, Mr. George Chehnels, (k) "Scenes That Are Brightest," (b) "Sing Mo to Bl«p"| ?°£ aI du'Jv Ml 8« M- J«hns and Mr. }. -b! Johns, "Where My Caravan Has B«sted"; ukulele trio, the Honolulu Trio, "Hawaiian Melodies"; the Joyous Trio; mouth-organ soloa, Mr. Geo. Chennels, (a)."Pretty Pond UHes,'.' (b), "Popular Medley"; vocal solo, the Happlness Boy, ."When the Sesgeant-Major's on Parade'; piano dueu. Misses D. Johnson and M. Johns, (a) "Because I Lot* You," (b) For My Sweetheart"; the Honolulu Trloi popular hits; relay from Liberty Picture Theatre, jazz dance .music from the Caledonian HllII. ' ' . ■ . . . ; 4YA, Dunedin (403. metres) .—Silent. SUNDAY, 24th JULY. IYA, Auckland (333 metres) .—6.53 p m • Churdi service from St. Matthew's Cathedra). Preacher: Archbishop Averiu, of Auckland 6,'} »?• PhJJ ll)ot- 9-3»: Special reclta by Bt. Matthow's Choir. 9to 9.30: Lecturo recital from studio. Wellington^ (420 metres).—6.ss p.m. • Relay from Taranakt Street Methodist Church. Freacher, Key Clarence Eaton. Organist and choirmaster, Mr. H. Temple White. During the service the following will bo rendered:— S >h^ aU h ° So^' "O »««'ta-the Lo,d" (Mendelss,oUn)'..Sy ¥J 9S Nora- Greene; tenor and bass duet. "Crucifix" (Paure), Messrs. Frank Bryant and Len Daniell: anthems. "Sanctus" (Gounod), "As Torrents in Summer" (Elgar) • orEan solo, "Prayer and Cradle, Song" (Guiimant) Aftor-servlca progrsmme from the church •- Fugue" E Minor (B»ch); "Triumerel" (Schumann) ; "Priyer" and "Cradle Song" (Guli- "? nI)W,H <ai "T? a S lld RoEO" (M'Doweli). "") An Old Trystlug Place'? (M'Dowell) lc) •• v rtWJ d ff*™" 'M'nowU 5 "By iie^Sea" (Schubert); "Berceuse No. 2" (Kinder)Chorus of AngelS" (Clarke); "Idylle" (Elwr) : m FUt" <L«™«6); "March'sol-' onnelle". (Mailly). Mr. Allan Wilkle will tlvn a 3tT erhl!", eCK HM» g w»" Sha\e«p are " 3\A, Christclmrch (SO* metres).—B 30 nm • P31"?' Cc BaSst Chu ™ii: ultt ? m?° -, J- X" Arfihor. Special sacred ice 8 30-°Th Vef n OB\ the church after s ™ be Ceg,ve Sn 3(fronS hO 3Yfi la n. So^pl^ ■*£• S S'? i 1 "Tlle Pfophetßira" (Scnu! Mann), (p) "C»pprlcclo Scherzo" (Mendeli°Th»l: f ( Cnbr A oloe- If- Frederick Martin, (a) 4\A, Dunedin (403 metres).—6.3o pm • Ser Dr° Er°N *l?( ,° b? Kh ot Otago.-TrekchS. ur. E. I\. Merrhigton; organist Dr V V Galway. 8 till 9: Studio concert.