RADIO

Evening Star, Issue 19349, 8 September 1926, Page 5

RADIO

TO-UIGIiT’S PROGRAKGE 4Y.A, Dunedin.—?; Children’s wssion—Aunt, Diana will entertain her dwarfs with .stories, songs, riddles, birthday greetings, and children's letters. 7.'ld: Information. service, weather reports and torecasl, shipping notes, stock and market reports, sporting results, general nows. 8; .Relay Iron) Ills Majesty s 'I heal re, conceit by the Dunedin Philbannonic Society (conductor, Signor R. Sqnanse)- (1) Grand march. 1 Baecanello Indiana' ■ Gome/); G-J) vocal solo (selected), Miss Muriel Eager; (3) overture, ‘Julius Osar ’ (Salchi), arranged by Sun a rise: (4) vocal solo (selected), Mr W. Smith; (5) ‘Hungarian Rhapsody ’ (Liszt); (Ti) ‘ Fifth Symphony ’ in B fiat major (Gla/owmow) : (7) vocal solo (selected), Miss Murid Eager; (8) ‘ Minuet ’ (Beethoven) ; (9) 1 Pissieato ’ (Scpjari.se) ; IKB vocal solo (selected), Mr W. Smith; (ID overture, 1 Stnivelbi ’ (Siotow). KG Close down. SCL, Adelaide.- fiRO; G.P.O. chimes. (1.31 : Bedtime stories by “Auntie Peggy." 7.30: Market reports. 7.40: Boy Scoots’ corner. 8: G.P.O. chimes. 8.1 : Belay from Liberal Club Buildings, North terrace —Vern Rogers’ Dance Band in a programme of danco numbers. 8.30 ; Mr Lester Brown, head office exploiter from William Fox Studios, Hollywood, California. 8.45: Science lecture by Messrs F- H. Faulting and Co. 9: G.P.O. chimes. 9.1: Weather reports. 9.3: Vern Rogers’ Danco Band, 'interspersed with vocal items by Misses Pirie and Watson, Messrs *K. Hughes and L. Clarke. 10.15: ‘Advertiser’ news service and ships within wireless range. 10.30: Ycfn Bobers’ Orchestra continued. 10..V5: Station announcements. 11: G.P.O. chimes. National Anthem.