RADIO
TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMMES IYA, Auckland.—6.3o to 7: Children’s sessions. 7.15 to 7.45: News and reports, etc. 8 to 10: Chimes; pianoforte solo, ‘Rigoletto’ (Verdi), Miss N, Wallace: bass solo, ‘Bedouin Lovo Song,’ Mr C. Chettleburgh; cornet solo, selected, Mr J. Saxon; soprano solo, ‘Piper of Long Ago’ (Carew), Miss Ruby Dawson; trio, ‘Herd Girl’s Dream’ (Hope), the Milford Three; elocution, humorous, Miss W. Croshor; harp solo, ‘ Kentucky Home,’ Mr H. Sandeline; bass solo, selected, Mr C. Chettleburgh; ’cello solo, selected, Madame Vita; cornet solo, selected, Mr J. Saxon; relay, selections, Rialto Theatre Orchestra: pianoforte solo, ‘Berceuse’ (Chopin), Miss N. Wallace; trio, selection (Widor), the Milford Three; elocution, humorous, Miss W. Crosher: harp solo, ‘ Sum nee River.’ Mr H. Sandeline; cornet solo, selected, Mr J. Saxon; bass solo, selected, Mr C. Chettleburgh; trio, ‘Serenade’ (Tallis), the Milford Three; elocution, humorous, Misg W. Crosher. 2YK, Wellington.—7.4s: Announcements and relay of Paramount Theatre Orchestra under the direction of Mr R. R. Caulton. 8: Studio concert, arranged by Mr Leu Barnes. 10: Close down.
3YA, Christchurch.—7.ls to 7.45; News and reports, etc. Bto 1U: Studio concert arranged by Miss Dorothy Johnson and Miss iVluriel Johns, and relay of orchestral numbers from the Crystal Palace Theatre (conductor, Mr A. J, Bunz). 4YA, Dunedin.—7: Children’s session •Aunt Diana and her dwarfs). 7.30: News and market service. 8: Studio concert by the Maori Hill Orchestra and concert party, assisted by Madame Marjorie Cadman (vocalist); overture, ‘ Imperial,’ orchestra; vocal soli, selected, Mr J. Buchan; violin solo, Scotch selections, _Mr J. Clark; selections—(a) ‘Turkish March,’ (b) ‘Tulips,’ orchestra ; vocal soli—(a) ‘ Waltz Song from Tom Jones,’ (b) ‘ Softly Awakes My Heart’ (Saint-Saens), Mine Cadman; fluto solo, selected, Mr H. M. Nees: selections—(a) ‘ Echoes from South, (b) ‘Sleeping Rose,’ orchestra; vocal soli, selected, Mr J. Clark; piano solo, selected, Miss M. Macdonald; vocal soli, selected, Mr 0. Gumming; selections —(a) ‘ Gavotte,’ (b) ‘ Valso do Flours,’ orchestra; flute solo, * selected, Mr H. M. Nees; violin s6lo, ‘ Trauraerei’ (Schumann), Mr J. Clark; address, community talk, Mr K. J, Winslow, late commissioner for Southland, New Zealand and South Sens Exhibition.
3LO, Melbourne.—7.2o: Mr It. H. Wilmot. 7.40; Lecture under the auspices of the University Extension Board. 8: Health Week talk; a Scotch concert. 8.10: Brighton and Districts Scottish Society. 9; Dr Loftus Hills, ‘ Popular Science.’ 9.15: Mr Sutton Crow, musical lecture. 10.15: News service, announcements. 10.35: 3LO Dance Orchestra. 11: Our great thought. 11.1: 3LO Dance Orchestra. 11.40: ‘God Save the King.’ 2BL, Sydney.—B: Classical concert from the studio, including Broadcasters’ Miniatture Orchestra, _ Miss Gladys Verona (soprano), Mr Raimund Pechotsch (violinist), Mr George Castles (tenor).
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Evening Star, Issue 19407, 16 November 1926, Page 10
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