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Evening Star, Issue 19454, 12 January 1927, Page 2

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TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMMES IYA, Auckland.—7.ls to 7.45: News and reports, etc. Bto 10: Chimes; relay of orchestral selections—soprano solos— 1 The Flower Song ’ (Faust), ’Annie Laurie’ (Lehman), Miss L. Cleveland: trio—‘When Night Comes Rolling,’ ‘Star of the Desert,’ Masked Trio; orchestral selections, Boston Jazz Band; tenor solos—‘For You Alone’ (Geehl), ‘Songs of Araby’ (Clay), Mr Blake Shott; relay of orchestral selections; cornet solos—‘Reverie No. 1’ (Clay), ‘ Down the Vale’ (Moir), Mr R. Wood; soprano solo, ‘Pipes of Pan’ (Monckton), Miss L. Cleveland; trio—‘Dinah,’ ‘ You Send Someone’ (Frey), Masked Trio; orchestral selections, Boston Jazz Band; rornet solo. ‘ Love’s Serenade,’ Mr R. Wood. 2YK, Wellington.—7.4s to 10; Studio concert and orchestral relay. 3YA, Christchurch.—6.3o to 7: Children’s session. 7.15 to 7.45: News and reports, etc. 8 to 10: Studio concert; grand organ recital and relay ol orchestral selections from the Everybody’s Theatre, under the direction of Mr W. J. Bellingham, F.S.M. 3LO, Melbourne.—s.4o: Children’s hour; answers to letters and birthday greetings. 5.55: Frances Lea (soprano). 6.2: Story for the wee ones by “Alary Mary.” 6.12: Instrumental. 6.19: Frances Lea (soprano). 6.25: Story for the elder children by “ Mary Mary.” 6.35: News session. 7.15: Agricultural Department. 7.30; Talk on ‘Port Arlington.’ 7.45; Captain Peters. 8: Tivoli. 8.30; Len Gibson’s Sextet. 8.40; Wendiing and Molloy. 8.47: Pietro Sarcoli (violin). 9: Jumbo Sharland. 9.15: Dr Bartolini. 9.22: Moana Lua Duo- 9.32: Mascot Ralston. 9.40: Len Gibson’s Sextet. 9.50; Wendiing and Molloy. 9.57: News. 10.7: Piqtro Sarcoli (violin). 10.17: Dr Bartolini. 10.24: Moana Lua Duo. 10.34: Mascot Ralston. 10.41: 3LO Melody Masters. 10.51: News. 11: Our great thought. 11.1: 3LO Melody Masters. 11.40: ‘ God Save the King.’ 4QG. Brisbane.—7.4s: Lecture session. ‘A Travelogue Talk,’ by Mr C. V. Woodland. 8: Overture, ‘ Polichinello ’ (Gruenwald), the Studio Orchestra (conductor, Mr A. R. Featherstone) ; tenor solo, 1 Pipers o’ Gordon’s Mon,’ by “Tam”; violin solo, ‘To Spring’ (Grieg), Mr 0. Riess; bass solo, ‘Scots Wna Hae,’ by “Rab”; valso, ‘ Little Miss Melody ’ (Monckton), the Studio Orchestra; baritone solo, ‘Beyond the Dawn’ (Sanderson), Mr H. E. Higginbotham; organ solo, selected, Mrs Hilda Woolraer; Scotch comic, ‘Sound Advice,’ by “Jock”; vocal duet, ‘Flow, Gently Deva,’ by “Rab” and “Tam”; selection, ‘No, No, Nanette’ (Youmans), the Studio Orchestra; baritone solo, ‘ Why Don’t You Answer Me?’ (Lewis aind Young), Mr H. Brett; violin solo, ‘ Canzonetta ’ (D’Ambrosio), Mr O. Riess; tenor solo, ‘The Light I Love Best,’ by ‘‘Tam”; Scotch comic, ‘ The Picnic,’ by “ Jock ” ; fox-trot, _ /I’m Walking Round in Circles ’ (Phillips), the Studio Orchestra. 9: Metropolitan weather forecast; baritone solo, 1 City of Laughter, City of Tears’ (David), Mr H. Brett; vocal trio. ‘Somebody Waiting for Me,’ by “ Rab,” “Tam,” and “Jock”; bass solo, ‘Simon the Cellarer,’ by “Rab”; valse ballet, ‘Entr’ acte Valse’ (Hellmesburger), the Studio Orchestra; baritone solo, ‘Come to the Fair’ (Martin), Mr H. E. Higginbotham; march, ‘ltalian Songs’ (Borch), the Studio Orchestra. 10; The ‘ Daily Mail ’ news, weather news, announcements; close down; market reports, lecturette. 2BL, Sydney.—An interesting feature of to-night’s programme will be a talk by Dr M'Elhone on ‘Tennis.’ There will bo a talk also on ‘ Books Wise and Otherwise,’ and a programme will bo given by the following artists :—Miss Camille Alder (dramatic soprano), Mr Bruce Clarke (comedian*, Miss Madge Hellmrich (contralto), Mr B. Crittenden (who will talk on valve sets). Mr Hugh Godwin, and the Marlahini Duo.