RADIO

Evening Star, Issue 19551, 9 May 1927, Page 11

RADIO

TO-HiGHT'S PROGRAMMES 2YK, Wellington.—7.ls to 7.45: News and reports, etc. 8 to 10: Relay of organ music rendered by Mr H. Brusey; tenor solos, ‘Trusting Lyes (Gartner), Mr J. Cathcart; saxophone solos, ‘ Llewellyn ’ (Wiedoeft), Mr Jack M'Ewan; contralto solos, Miss I. Clark; baritone solos, ‘ Harlequin,’ Mr Philip Hinge; violin solos, Mr F. Martinelh; mezzo solos, Mrs M. Pizer; tenor solos, 1 M'Gregor’s Gathering,’ Mr J, Cathcart; saxaphone solos, ‘Valse Erica (Wiedoeft), Mr Jack M'Ewan; baritone solos, ‘lnter Nos’ Mr Philip Hinge; contralto solos, Miss j. Clark; violin solos, Mr F. Martinelh; mezzosolos, Mrs M. Pizer; relay of Manuel Hyman’s Exhibition Band from the New Adelnlii Cabaret (at intervals). 3YA Christchurch. —7.15 to /.45: News and reports, etc. 8 to 10: Chimes; studio concert by Gerry s Military Band, under the directioni of Mr E. v C. Derry; selection, ‘Laddie Boy’ (Ray), the band; vocal solo, ‘Waltz Song,’ Miss Molva Cater: fox trot, ‘That’s Why I Love You (Ash)j the band; baritone solo, ‘Droop Not (Handel), Mr C. L. Richards; waltz, ‘ln a Little Spanish Town (\Vayne), the band; vocal solos—' Love sCoronation ’ (Aylward), ‘Sympathy (Marshall)—Miss Mavis Wright; selection, ‘Echoes from Metropolian Operahouse,’ the band; vocal solo, You In a Gondola,’ Mrs L. Aldwhceler; serenade, ‘Ln Paloma ’. (M'Nally), the band; interval; one-step, ‘ Hdo (Lake), the band; vocal solos-'The Swallows ) (Cowan), ‘Sometimes in Summer (Teschemacher) —Miss Melva Cater } fox-trot, ‘Moonlight on the Ganges (Finlay), the band; baritone solos—‘Songs My Mother Taught Me (Dvorak), ‘The Fortune Hunter (Willebv) —Mr C. L. Richards; waltz, ‘ the Bells ’ (Little), the band j mezzo solos —‘I Heard You Singing (Coates), ‘Lift Your Eyes’ (Sellnrs)Miss.M. Wright; intermezzo, Cleopatra Fuinegan ’ (Moret), the bandj soprano solo. ‘OF to the Greenwood (Brache), Mrs Aldwhceler; selection, ‘Patience’ (Sullivan) Hie band. 2BL, Sydney.—B: G.F-O. Hock and chimes; Broadcasters Topical Ghorus. 8.3: Newtown Band broadcast from Industrial Hall, Newtown. 8.2, . Phil Mountain (comedian). 8.40. Miss Mah Fotlierinfhamo (soubrette). 8.37: Mr Reg. Harrison (comedian). 8.44; Mr Raimund Pechotscli (violinist), 8.59; Weather report and fore £ ast ’ "J courtesy of Mr 0. J. Mares fGDveTnment Meteorologist). 9: G.P.O. 2“°% ami chimes; resume of Showing day ' s programme. 9.5: Miss Edna Lists (contralto). 9.12: Mr Oavicl Sm (baritone). 9.19: Madame„ IhyHiS Howe (soprano). 9.26; Newtown Band. 9.46; Dorothy Manning and Harry Graham in song and story 10,] • Mr Phil Mountain. 10.8: Miss Mab Fotbeiinghnm. 10.15: News reports by courtesy of the Sun. IR-3 • Mr Reg. Harrison. 10.30: Lister. 10.37 : News David Smith. 10.53: Madame Phyllis Howe. 11: G.P.O. dock and chimes; National Anthem.. , 3LO, • Melbourne. —5.40- childrens hour; answers to letters and birthday greetings. 5.55; Basil lasker. 6.2; Miss Kookaburra. 6.12; Grace and Keats. 6.19: Miss Kookaburra. 6.30: News,* etc. 7.15: Develop Aust. League League. 7.30: Mr E. C. 11. Tavlor. 7.45: Agricultural Department. 8; Dr Brooke Nicbolls. S.ln: Brunswick City Band. 8 2o: Estelle Mark Trio. 8.40: Ernest Wilson (baritone). 8.47: Eugenic Dimgan. 8..»7 : Madame Lambert (soprano). 9.4: Joe Brennan and Ida Newton. •i-J.y: Brunswick City Band. 9.29: Madame Lambert (soprano). 9.36; Anna and Frank Luiz (Hawaiian entertainer). 9.50: Brunswick City Band. 10: News. 10.10; Ernest Wilson (hardened. 10.17: “The Futurists.” 10.3/ 1 Brunswick City Band. 10.50: News. 11: Our great thought. 11.1: Joe Aronson. 11.40: Close down.