RADIO

Evening Star, Issue 19772, 24 January 1928, Page 3

RADIO

TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMMES IYA, Auckland.—6: Tho children’s hour, conducted by Uncle Leo. 7: Close down. 7.15: Talk on ‘What is Top Dressing,’ by Mr H. H. Edwards. 7.30: News and reports. 7.45; Close down. 8: Chimes. 8.1; Relay of orchestral overture from Majestic Theatre (J. Whiteford-Waugh, conductor). 8.11: Baritone solos, Air Walter Brough—‘Harbor Night Song’ (Sanderson), ‘Tired Hands’ (Sanderson). 8.19: Cornet solo, Air Fred. Bowes, * Wendowree ’ (Code). 8.24: Soprano solo, Mrs J. Parry. ‘Down in the Forest’ (Landon Ronald). 8.28: Relay of musical interlude from Alajestic Theatre. 8.33: Tenor solos, Air Robert Peter — ‘ Alother o’ Aline’ (Tours), ‘Songs My Mother Taught Ale’ (Dvorak). 8.41: ’Cello solo, Miss Lalla Heinus, ‘The Swan’ (Saint-Saens). 8.45: Contralto solo, Alaclame Irene Ainsley, ‘ Omhra mai fu ’ (violin obbligato by Aliss Ina Bosworth, Handel). 8.49: Instrumental trio, Bosworth-Hemus-Towsey Trio, ‘Handel in the Strand’ (Percy Grainger) . 8.58: Talks on ‘ Old New Zealand,’ by Air A, B. Chappell, ‘The Days Before Discovery.’ 9.15: Evening forecast. 9.17; Relay of orchestral entr’acte from Alajestic Theatre. 9.27: Baritone solo, Air W. Brough, ‘A Border Ballad’ (Cowan). 9.31; Cornet solos, Mr F. Bowes— ‘ Star of Bethlehem ’ (Adams), selected. 9,39: Vocal duet, Alessrs R. Peter and AV. Brough, ‘The Moon Hath Raised ’ (‘Lily of Killarney,’ Benedict). 9.43: Soprano solo, Air J. Parry, ‘ Deh viem non Tardar ’ (‘Le Nozzo di Figaro,’ Mozart). 9.47: Instrumental trio, the Bosworth-Hemus-Towsey Trio, ‘Trio in D Afajor, Op. 70, No. i’ (Beethoven). 9.55: Prison scene from ‘II Trovatore’ (Verdi). Leonora, Airs Parry; Azucona, Aladame Irene Ainsley; Alanrico, Mr Robert Peter. 10.10: A thought. 10,12; Close down.

2YA, Wellington.—6: Children’s hour, Uncle Jasper; gramophone selection; pianoforte solo, Cousin Phyllis, ‘ Fireflies on Parade ’ (Bennett) ; Uncle Jasper sends birthday greetings; musical medley, Pat and Mike (concertina, mouth-organ, accordian, etc.); pianoforte solo. Cousin Phyllis, ‘Remembrance’ (Oswald); Uncle Jasper, story time and general fun; gramophone selection. 7: News session, market reports, and sports results, 8: Chimes of the General Post Office clock, Wellington. 8.1: Overture, ‘Madame Pompadour’ (Fal). 8,5; Quartet, Orpheus Quartet, ‘Home Again’ (traditional). 8.9; Italian mandolin, Mr Lad Haywood, ‘Me and My Shadow’ (Dreyer). 8.15: Baritone solo, Mr Len llarnes, ‘When You and 1 Were Young, Maggie’ (traditional). 8.20: Instrumental trio, Symons-Ellwood-Short Trio, ‘ Allegro from Trio in C Minor ’ (Mendelssohn). 8.30: Tenor and quartet, Mr Arthur Coe and Orpheus Quartet, ‘Kentucky Home’ (traditional). 8.34: Elocutionary, Miss Violet Wilson, ‘Tale of Old Japan’ (Noyes). 8.40; ’Cello solo, Mr Geo. Ellwood, ‘Traumerei ’ (Schumann). _ 8.46: Contralto solo, Miss Lily Mackie, ‘ Shells the Ocean’ (traditional). 5.50: Weather forecast. 8.51; Lecturette, Mr Stanley W. Fearn, A.R.T.8.A., ‘Architecture.’ 9.6: Organ recital, Mr Harry Brusey—- ‘ Priere et Berceuse ’ (Guilmant), ‘ Cantelene in A Flat’ (Wolstcnholme), ‘Finale’ (Lenmens). 9.20: Soprano solo and quartet, Mrs Alice Harris and Orpheus Quartet, ‘Stay In Y'our Own Backyard’ (traditional). 9.24: Instrumental trio, Symons-Ellwood-Short Trio, ‘ Miniature Trio ’ (Gurlitt). 9.34: Tenor solo. Mr Arthur Coe. ‘ Old Rustic Bridge’ (traditional). 9.38: ’Cello solo, Mr Goo. Ellwood, ‘Priere’ (Squire). 9.42; Vocal duet, Mrs Alice Harris and Mr Len Barnes, ‘Money Matters’ (traditional). 9.46: Italian mandolin, Mr Lad Haywood. ‘What Does It Matter’ (Berlin)._ 9.50: Soprano solo, Mrs Alice Harris, ‘Garden of Sleep’ (traditional). 9.54: Humorous recital, Miss Violet Wilson, ‘ A Victory for the Dentist ’ (anon.). 9 ; 58: Quartet, Orpheus Quartet. ‘ Does Your Heart Beat True’ (traditional). 10; God Save the .King. 4YA, Dunedin.—6: Town Hall chimes; children’s hour, Big Brother Bill; Brother Allan plays the violin. Sister Nell plays the piano, and Brother Davy will sing; ‘The Happy Ditty,’ letters, birthdays, and one of Big Brother Bill’s stories', not forgetting the lollie recipe. 7.15: News session. 7.30: Address on ‘ Back to Otago,’ by Mr W. B. Steele, secretary of Otago Expansion League. 8: Town Hall chimes; concert bv the St. Kilda Band, under the direction of Mr James Dixon and assisting artists. 8.1: March, ‘The Conqueror’ (Dimmer). 8.5: Overture, the hand, selected. 8.17: Vocal solos, Mr Percy James —‘By the Sad Sea Waves’ (Stuart), ‘Exercise’ (Whittle). 8.24: Recital, Miss Roberta Williams, ‘Uncle Josiah’s Idea on Women.’ 8.30; Trombone solo, with band accompaniment, Mr T. Stalker, ‘ The Trumpeter ’ (Dix). 8.35: Mezzo-soprano solos, Mrs J. Marshall—‘ Tokio ’ (Condor), ‘Somewhere’ (Akst). 8.42: Recital, Mr J. R. M‘Connell, ‘ Lasca ’ (Duprez). 8.48: Selection, the band, ‘ Oberon ’ (Weber). 9: Contralto solo. Miss Mary Pratt, ‘My Ain Folk.’ 9.5; Recital, Miss Roberta Williams, ‘Next Week.’ 9.10: Fox trots, the hand—‘At Sunrise.’ (Donaldson), ‘Riveriera’ (Donaldson). 9.16: Vocal solo, Mr Percy James, ‘Singers and Talkers’ (Kent). 9.20; Humorous recital, Mr J. B. M‘Connell, ‘A Dorp’s Life.’ 9.26: Selection, the band, hymns. 9,32: Mezzo-soprano solo, Mrs J. Marshall, ‘Moonbeam, Kiss Her for Me’ (Woods). 9.36; Recital. Miss Roberta Williams, ‘ After the Marriage.’ 9.41 : Waltz, the band, ‘Always Peaceful.’ 9.51; Contralto solos. Miss Mary Pratt—‘John Anderson, My Jo,’ ‘My Heart is Sair.’ 9.57 : Recital, Mr J. B. M'Connell, ‘Shut Up’ (Limbery). 10.4: God Save the King, 10.6: Close down.