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Evening Star, Issue 19710, 10 November 1927, Page 12

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TO-NIGHT’S PROGRAMMES IYA, Auckland.—6 to 7: Children’s hour. _7.15 to 7.45: News nnd reports, B:'Chimes. 8.1: Relay of orchestral overture from llialto Theatre (Henry C. Engel, conductor). 8.12: Soprano solo, Airs Cyril Towsey, ‘ When All Was Young, from ‘ Faust,' Gounod. 8,17: Saxophone solos. Miss Marjorie Greening—’ Fox-trot Medley',’ selected. 8.23: Piano sold, Mr Cyril Towsey, • Moonlight Sonata,’ Beethoven. 8.132: Baritone eolo, Mr Frank Sutherland, ‘ Shipmates o’ Mine.’ Sanderson. 8.87: Humor, Mr J. A. Sharp, humor. 8.48; Instrumental, Airs Robertson’s Trio ‘Swedish Folk Song,’ Svendon; ‘' Mcuuct,’ Haydn. 8.51: Uuet, Miss 1. Thomson juid Airs Towsey, ‘ When Song is Sweet,’ Chappell. 8.5(1: Relay of musical interlude from Majestic Theatre. 0.6; Weather forecast. 9.7: Contralto solo, Aliss 1. Thompson, ‘0 Thou That Tellest,’ Handel. 0.12: Piano solo. Mr C. Towsey, ‘Prelude and Fugue,' Bach. 0.19: Duct, Miss Thomson and Airs C. Towsey, ‘Sink, Red Sun,' Del Ricgo. 0.2-1: Saxophone solo, Aliss M. Greening, popular numbers. 9.29: Relay of msuical entr’acte from Majestic Theatre. 9.10: Baritone solos, Mr F Sutherland— 1 Drumadoon,’ £ ;derson; ‘Son of Aline,’ Wallace. 9.48: Humor, Mr J. Sharp, more humor. 9.54: Instrumental, Mrs Robertson’s trio, ‘March Alilitairc,’ Schubert. 9.59; A thought. 10; ‘ God Save the King.’ 2YA, Wellington,—G: Children’s session; entertainment by the Wellington Harmonic Society. 7: Nows session, market reports, and sporting results. 7.40: Lecturette, Mr W. King, D. A., ‘Esperanto.’ 8: Chimes of tho General Post Office clock, Wellington. 8.1: March, Ist Battalion Wellington Regiment, ‘ On Tour ’ (V. White). 8.6: Tenor solo, Mr Harry Phipps, ‘ Laugh and Sing ’ (Drummo lid) . 8.10; Selection, Ist Battalion Wellington Regiment, ‘Yar Und Yimmerrnan’ (Lortzing), 8.18: Quartet (Lyric Quartet) —‘ Foresters, Sound the (lorn ’ (Bishop), ‘ Every Rustling Tree ’ (Kahlan). 8.28: Valae, Ist Battalion Wellington Regiment, ‘Tho Grenadiers’ (Rimmcr). 8.29: Baritone, Air Will Goudie, ‘The Stoker’ (Arundale). 8.35: Fox-trot, Ist Battalion Wellington Regiment; ‘Humming’ (Manuel Bilton). 8.4 Q i Quartet, Lyric Quartet, ‘Laughing’ (Abt). 8.45: Two-step, Ist Battalion Wellington Regiment, ‘Happy 1 (Manuel Bilton). 8.52: Fantasia, Ist Battalion Wellington Regiment, ‘La Traviata ’ (Verdi), 9: Weather report. 9.1: Lecturette, Mr Arch. Sando, of the ‘ Dominion ’; subject, ‘The Homo of 2YA—Retrospect of Wellington.’ 9.17; Reverie, Ist Battalion Wellington Regiment, ‘ Bells at Sunset ’ (APKcnzio). 9.23; Quartet, Uy’ric Quartet, ‘Pussy’s in the Well ’ (Herbert). 9.28: Intermezzo, Ist Battalion Wellington Regiment, ‘ Rosebuds ’ 'Old Hume). 9.34: Bass, Mr W. Binet Brown, ‘ Reuben Ranzo ’ (Coates). 9.40: Tenor, Air George Howe, ‘Mountain Lovers’ (Squire). 9.43: Selection, Ist Battalion Wellington Regiment, ‘Golden Cross’ (Greenwood). 9.54; Quartet, Lyric Quartet, ‘ Soldier’s Farewell ’ (Kinkel). 9.59: March, Ist Battalion Wellington Regiment, ‘The Aide do Camp’ (Orel Hume). 3YA, Christchurch.—s.Bo: Children's session, Chuckle and Chook. 6.80: Orchestral selections. 7.15: News and reports, 7.30: Racing review. H: Chimes; relay of orchestral selections from Everybody’s Picture Theatre Orchestra under the conductorship of Air Albert Bidgood (with kind permission of management). 8.15: Bass solo, Mr T. D. Williams, ‘ Ziiinmorzctsliirc ’ (Newton). 8.19: Soprano solo, Aliss Frances Hamerton, ‘I Know a Bank’ (Lehmann). 8.22: Vocal quartet, Christchurch Broadcasting Quartet, i * The Hunting Song ’ (Benedict). 8.26: Tenor solo. Air Russell Sumner, ‘ Alistress Mine’ (Quilter). 8.30: Instrumental trios, Christchurch Broadcasting Trio—‘Avo Alaria ’ (Gounod), ‘Turkish Rondo(Mozart). 8.43: Contralto solo, Aliss Bello Rcnaufc, ‘Off to Market, Johnny’ (Humphries). 8.46; Vocal duet, Aliss Frances Hamerton and Mr Russell Sumner, ‘You Swear to bo Good and True’ (Collier). 8.50; Instrumental trio, Christchurch Broadcasting Trio, de Sorrento’ (Sevcrnc). 8.55: Humorous songs at piano, Aliss K. Doherty —‘ I’m Tickled to Death I’m Single,’ ‘The Egg.’ 9.2: Relay of orchestral selections from Everybody’s Theatre. 9.15: Bass solo, Mr T. D. Williams, ‘ Gee Wup, Hosses ’ (Smith). 9.19: Contralto solo, Miss Bello Rennet, ‘Danny Boy’ (Weatherley), 9.23: Tenor solo, Afr Russell Sumner, ‘Linden Lea’ (Williams). 9.27: Soprano solo and chorus, Aliss Frances Hamerton and chorus, ‘ They All Follow Mo’ (Kerker). 9,32: Contralto solo, Miss Belle Renaut, ‘ Aly Lindy Lou ’ (Strickland). 9.36: Relay of orchestral music from Olympia Show. 9.46: Humorous song and monologue— Miss K. Doherty—‘l Had a Tiny Garden,' ‘And Yet I Don’t Know.’ 9.52: Tenor and bass duet, Alessrs Russell, Sumner, and T. D. Williams, ‘Excelsior’ (Balfe). 9.57: Soprano solo, Aliss Prances .Hamerton, ‘Morning Song' (Quilter). 10: Soprano and tenor duet. Miss Frances Hamerton and Air Russel! Sumner. ' When Wo Are Married ’ (Kerker) 10.3: Instrumental trios, Christchurch Broadcasting Trio—‘ Prelude in , C Sharp Alinor ’ (Rachmaninoff), ‘The Doll Dance.’ 10.7; ‘ God Save tho King.’ 1 4YA, Dunedin.—7: Town Hail chimes. 7.1: Request gramophone recital. 8: Town Hall chimes; special programme by the Kapai Dance Band and assisting artists. 8.1: Onc-steps, Kapai Dance Band—‘Hello, Bluebird,’ ‘ What’s the Use of Crying?’ 8.7: Baritone solos, Air J. Clarke—‘ Bedouin Love Song,’ Pinsuti; selected. 8.13: One-steps, Kapai Dance Band—‘Mary Lou,’ ‘ldolising.’ 8.19: Violin solo, Air Dagg, ‘ Serenade,’ Schubert. 8.23: Quadrilles by the Kapai Dance Band. 8.30: Saxophone solo, Air AI. Horn, ‘O Star of Eve,’ from ‘ Tnimhanscr,’ Wagner. 8.34: Waltzes, Kapai Dance Band — 1 Paradise in Alother’s Eyes,’ 1 So Blue.’ 8.40: Soprano solos, Aliss Alario Tucker —‘The Star,’ Roger; ‘Pale Aloon,’ Logan. 8.45: Address by Rev. H. E. Bellhouse, ‘The League of Nations.’ 9: Baritone solos, Mr J. Clarke —‘ Fivc-and-twcnty Sailormen,’ C. Taylor; ‘ Aluletecr of Malagar,’ Ttotcre. 9.6: Fox-trots, Kapai Dance Band—’ Blue Skies,’ ‘ Alamma’s Gone Young.’ 9.12: Cornet solo, Air R. Shannon. 9.16; D’Alberts, by Kapai Dance Band. 9.22: Waltz selection, Kapai Daneo Band, ‘Old Airs.’ 9.28: Soprano solo, Aliss M. Tucker, ‘ Wait,’ d’Harclelot. ‘ 9.34 : Alcdloy selection, Kapai Dance Band, ‘ War-time Melodies.’ 9.40: Violin solo, Mr D. Dagg, ‘Souvenir,’ Drdla. 9.45: Saxophone solo, Mv M. Horn. 9.50: One-steps, Kapai Dance Band— 1 Aly Cutie’s Due,’ ‘Baby Face.’ 10: Close down. 2BL, Sydney.—B: G.P.O. clock and chimes; Broadcasters’ Topical Chorus; an hour’s programme presented by Home Recreations, Ltd. 8.3: Dance j music played hy the Salonola Dance Orchestra. 8.13: Popular numbers by Aliss Eily Dalgleish (soubrette). 8.20: The Salonolo Dance Orchestra. 8.27: Mr Roger Jones (baritone). 8.34: The Salonola Danco Orchestra. 8.44: Miss Eily Dalgleish (soubrette). 8.51: The Salonola Dance Orchestra. 9.1: Weather report and forecast by courtesy of Mr C. J. Alares (Government Meteorologist). 9.2: Selections by the Marrickville Salvation Army Band (Bandmaster N. 11. Knight), broadcast from Wemyss street, Alarrickville. 9.22; Mr Bert Gilbert (comedian) will present another adventure of Mr llopcroft. 9.37: Further selections by the Marrickville Salvation Army Band. 9.57: Resume of following clay’s programme. 10: G.E.O. clock and chimes. 10.1: Baritone songs by Air Roger Jones. 10.8: ‘Sun’ nows service. 10.15: Dance music by the Wentworth Symphony Orchestra, broadcast from the

ballroom of the Wentworth; between the dances news items lrom the ‘Sun news service. 11; G.P.O. dock and chimes; National Anthem. 4QG, Brisbane. To-night's programme will comprise the relaying of the complete concert programme lrom the Wyitnum Bowling Club. 8: Octet, ‘The Banners Wave’ (Kucken), Bio Bohemians; baritone solo, ‘ Droop Not, Young Love ’ (Handel), Mr E. Harper; soprano solo, ‘Sin", Joyous Bird’ (Phillips), Miss Thelma. Champion, musical monologue, ‘(J Memory ’ (Chevatir), Mr Tom Muller; tenor solo, ‘First Love, Last Love’ (Bing Boys), Mr Geo.' Williamson; contralto solo, ‘ Hills of Donegal ’ (Sanderson), Miss Marie Dullcy; octet, ‘An Evening’s Pastorale’ (Shawl, Hie Bohemians; duet, ‘Two Friends’ (Black), Messrs H. Gilroy and J. P. Cornwell; monologue, ‘Hitched’ (‘Sentimental Bloke,’ Dennis), Mr Tom Muller; tenor solo, ‘ Ten Thousand Years From Now ’ (Ball), Mr Hay Bruce; mixed quartet, ‘Good-night, _ Beloved’ (Pinsuti), 'Misses Champion and Dulley, Messrs D. M'Lenan and J. P. Cornwell; bass solo, ‘ The Mistress of the Master ’ (Phillips), Mr J. P. Cornwell; mixed chorus. ‘ Gipsies’ Laughing Song ’ (Glover), the Bohemians: duet, ‘Nocturne’ (Deim), Mias Dullcy and Mr H. Gilroy; soprano solo, ‘April Morn’ (Batten)", Miss Thelma Champion; octet, ‘Caro Killed the Cat’ (Kingsmill), the Bohemians; contralto solo, ‘I Think’ (d’Hardclot), Miss Marie Dullcy; baritone solo, ‘My Dreams’ (Tosti), Mr H. J. Gilroy; trio, ‘ 1 Nayiganti,’ Miss Champion and Messrs Williamson and Harper: tenor solo, ‘On With the Motley’ (Cavello), Mr Hay Bruce; combined chorus, ‘We’re Sorry to Delay You’ (from the opera ‘Dorothy,’ Sellier), the company. 10: The ‘Daily Mail’ news; weather news; close down.