RADIO

Evening Star, Issue 19542, 28 April 1927, Page 12

RADIO

TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMMES IYA, Auckland-—. 7.16 to 7.45: News and reports, etc. 8 to 10: Chimes ; relay of orchestral selections from the Empress Theatre Orchestra, under thfi direction of Mr E. Engel; contralto solo, ‘Ave Maria’ (Mascagni), Miss N. Lyngard; instrumental trio, ‘ Minuet from Military Symphony ’ (Haydn), Moore Sisters; elocutionary, humorous recital, Mr Le Viere; mezzo-soprano solos, ‘ Melisande in the Wood,’ ‘Longing for You,’ Miss A. Clapham; vocal selections, latest songs, The Radionts; instrumental trio, ‘To the Spring’ (Greig),'..Moore Sisters; com tralto solo, ‘Largo’ (Handel), Miss N, Lyngard; weather report and interval; relay from Empress Theatre; elocutionary, dramatic recital, Mr Le Viere ; mezzo-soprano solo, ‘My Ships,’ Miss A. Clapham; instrumental trio ; ‘ Cavatina’ (Raff), Moore Sisters; pianoforte solo, ‘Humoresque’ (Dvorak), studio pianist; contralto solo, ‘Three Fishers’ (Hullah), Miss N- Lyngard; elocutionary, ‘ Cohen,’ Mr Le Viere. 3YA, Christchurch.—7.ls: News and reports, etc. 7.30. Talk by Mrs W. D. Johnston, of the Home Economics Association, on ‘ What Best to Eat,’ 8 to 10: Chimes; special lelay programme. 4YA, Dunedin.—7: Town Hall chimes; request gramophone concert. B'to 10: tSudio concert, arranged by Mr F. C. Cooper: relay of orchestral selections from the Empire Theatre Orchestra, under the direction of Mr Chas. Parnell; instrumental trio, Miss Lilian M'Dojiald, Messrs M. Robilliard and R. W'dson: vocal solos, ‘lf I were King’ (Billcliff), ‘Hundred Fathoms Deep’ (Cristabel), Mr F. O. Cooper; violin solo, Mr R. Watson; ’cello solo, Mr M. Robilliard: vocal solos, ‘Sing, Sing, Blackbird ’ (Phillips), ‘ Bitterness of Love’ (Dunn), Miss Lilian M‘Donald; relay from Empire Theatre; vocal duet, ‘The Voyagers’ (Sanderson), Miss M'Donald and Mr Cooper; instrumental trioj Miss Lilian M'Donald, Messrs Robilliard and Watson: vocal solos, ‘ Love Leads to Battle, ‘King Charles’ (Valerie), Mr F. C, Cooper; violin solo, Mr R, Watson; vocal solos, ‘ Prelude ’ (Ronald), ‘ Love, I have Won You,’ Miss Lilian M'Douald; ’cello solo, Mr M. Robilliard; relay from Empire Theatre;' vocal duot, ‘ A Paradise for Two,’ from ‘The Maid of the Mountains,’ Miss M'Donald and Mr Cooper. 3LO, Melbourne.—s.4o: Children’s hour. 6.65: Dr FJojd and the choristers. 6.25: “Mary Gumleaf.” 6,35; News, etc. 7.15; Rev. R. G. Nicliolls. 7.30: Mr A. W. Jackson. 7.45: Theatrical. 8: Dr Brooke Nicliolls. 8.15: Reception by the State Government of Victoria, Exhibition building; combined choirs and orchestra of 1,000 performers. 9: Joe Aronson; in the intervals between dances the following artists will appear:—Huxbam’s Serenaders, Grace and Keats, Nell Crane, Sycl. Beck, sporting notes by “Olympus.” 11: Our great thought. 11.40: Close down. , ~ 4QG, Brisbane.—6: ‘Daily Standard’ news; announcements. 6.30: Bedtime stories by “ Tho Sandman.” 7: Mar-ket-reports, stock reports. 7.30: Weather news, announcements. 7.43: Standard time signal. 7.45: Lectfirette, a talk on books by Mr W. A. Braiden (M'Leod’s Book Store). The first portion of to-night’s programme will comprise a choral rental which will he provided by the City Tabernacle Choir, and will be relayed from the Baptist City Tabernacle. 8: Part song, ‘Now is Mv Chloris Fresh as May’ (idle); song. ‘Youth’ (Allitscn), Mr Edgar Mansfield; part song. ‘Martyrs of the Arena ’ (De Rille); song, ‘ Who is Sylvia?’ (Schubert), Miss Mae King; air, ‘Sound an Alarm' (Handel), Mr Jack Land; part song, ‘O Happy Eyes ’ (Elgar); recitation, Jehoya Hear ’ (Beethoven); air, ‘My Heart is Sore,’ Mr W. Donald; chorus, ‘Ring Out, Wild Bells’ (Fletcher); song, ‘ The Dream Canoe ’ (Squire), Miss Eva Bowen; song, ‘lnvictus’ (Huhn), Mr Eric King; part song, ‘Annabel Lee ; song, ‘Pleading’ (Elgar), Miss Pat. M'Onigly: song ‘Friend’ (Davies), Mr G. Dickenson: part song, ‘The Bells of St. Michael’s Tower ' (Stewart); song, ‘My Treasure,’ Miss Hilda Cooper; madrigal, ‘When the Buds are Blossoming’ (Sullivan). 9.15; Metropolitan weather forecast; overture, ‘The Wedding Ring’ (Barnard), the Clarwin Orchestra (conductor, Mr S. Henry); contralto solo, ‘Fairy Love Song’ (Willeby), Miss Dorothy Brown; violin solo, ‘Phantom Melody’ (Van Biene), Miss 6. Fagg; soprano solo, ‘The Wren’ (Lehman), Miss Jill Manners; a thought for to-night. Will H. Lister, ‘ Six Letters ’: waltz,_ ‘ The Love Kiss ’ (Pryor Ij, the Clarwin Orchestra; music and mirth by the Melody Makers; popular numbers on the piano, "by Miss Jane Clifford; contralto solo, ‘Yearning’ (Coates), Miss Dorothy Brown; violin solo, ‘Bolero Bohn), Miss G. Fagg; soprano solo, ‘Farewell,’'from ‘Maid of the Mountains’ (Simpson), Miss Jill Manners; trombone solo, ‘O Star of Eve’ (Wagner), Mr W. Neal (accompanied by ; the Clarwin Orchestra); selection, ‘Noma’ -(Bellini), the Clarwin Orchestra; march, ‘The Union Leader’ (Brown), the Clarwin Orchestra. 10: From the studio; the ‘Daily Mail’ news, weather news; close down.