RADIO

Evening Star, Issue 19777, 30 January 1928, Page 11

RADIO

! TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMMES IYA, Auckland.—ll.4s a.m.: Relay of Takapuna Jockey Club’s Summer Meeting from Takapuna Racecourse. 6.45 p.m.: Close down. 2YA. Wellington. —6: Children’s hour, Aunt Jo. Gramophone selection. Aunt Jo sends birthday greeting. Songs, sketches, duets. An hour’s general fun, and Aunt Barry’s talk to little women. 7: News session, market reports, and sports results. 8; Chimes of the General Post Office clock, Wellington. 8.5; Overture, selections from ‘The Rose’ (arr. Myddleton). 8.6: Quartet, The William Renshaiv Quartet, ‘May Day’ (Muller). 8.9: Mute solo, Mr L. W, Rotlnvell, 1 Papillon ’ Tvohler). 8.14; Bass solo, Mr Wilbur Davies, ‘ The Diver ’ (Loder). 8.19: Instrumental trio, Symons-Ellwood-Short Trio, ‘ First and Second Movements from Trio in E Flat ’ (Beethoven). 8.29: Soprano solo, Airs Amy Dunn, ‘0 Restless Sea ’ (White). 8.33: Recital, Miss Mavis Rolls, 1 Butterflies ’ (Warwick). 8.38; Violin solo, Miss Ava Symons, 1 Sicilenne and Rigaudon ’ (Fraiieoeur-Kreislor). 8.43: Tonor solo, Mr William Renshaw, ‘ Annabel Lee’ (Leslie). 8.48: Italian mandolin, Air Lad Haywood, ‘ Moonlight ’ (Tolhurst), ‘Chanson Joyeuse ’ (Esipoff). 8.53: Contralto solos, iSiss Nora Greene, ‘ The Smoking Room ’ (Arundalo), ‘The Night Nursery’ (Arundale). 9: Weather forecast. 9.2: Lecturettc, Rev. John Gibson Smith. ‘Beauty oik the Poets.’ 9.14: Vocal I quartet, ‘ The William Renshaw Quartet, ‘ Softly Falls the Shades of Evening ’ (Hatton). 9.18; Instrumental trio, Symons-Elhvood-Short Trio. ‘Third and Fourth Alovemcnts Trio in E Flat ’ (Beethoven), 9.28; Bass solo, Air Wilbur Davies, ‘ The Sailor’s Paradise ’ (Richards). 9.32: Violin solo, Aliss Ava Symons, ‘ Liobesfreud ’ (Kreisler). 9.36: Vocal duct, Aliss Nora Greeno and Air William Renshaw, ‘ Parted ’ (Tosti). 9.40; Flute solo, Air L. W. Rotlnvell, ‘Am Waldosback ’ (Wetzerj. 0.45: Humorous recital, Aliss Mavis Rolls, ‘There’s a Fair on the Green’ (Dean), ‘Lilac Time’ (Noyes). 9.51; Soprano solo, Mrs Amy Dunn, ‘ Serenata ’ (Toselli). 9.55: Italian mandolin, Air Lad Haywood, ‘Nocturne, Op. 64, No. 3’ (Bergmuller). 9.58: Vocal quartet. The William Renshaw Quartet, 1 That Little AVorld Is Aline ’ (Deppen). 10: ‘God Save the King.’

3YA. Christchurch. —6: Children’s hour, Uncle Jack; bedtime stories and birthday greetings, 7.15: News tnd reports. 8: Chimes; relay of orchestral selections from Strand Picture Theatre Orchestra, under the direction of Mr Harry Ellwood. 8.15: Studio concert, by the First Canterbury Regiment Infantry Band, under the direction cf Lieutenant C. H. Hoskin, 3YA artists assisting; march, the band, ‘ Evertoniau ’ (Greenwood). 8.19: Vocal quartet, Beckenham Male Quartet, ‘An Evening Lullaby’ (Shaw). 8.22: Bass solo, Mr F. S. Jackson, ‘The Viking’s Song ; (Adams). 8.26: Fantasia, the band, ‘Sons of the Sea’ (Rimrnor). 8.31; Musical monologue, Miss Gwen Shepherd, ‘Atoms.’ 8.36: Val.se, the band, ‘Sunshine and Roses’ (Bordogni). 8.41: Vocal quartets, Beckenham Male Quartet, ‘ Bright Sword of Liberty’ (Von Weber), ‘Old Mother Hubbard’ (Wheeler). 8.48; March, the baud. ‘The Rustic Bridge’ (Gibbowin). 8.52; Tenor solo, Mr W. H. Odell, ‘ ’Tis the Day ’ (Leoncavallo). 8.56: Vocal quartet, Beckenham Male Quartet, ‘The Rosary’ (Nevin). 8.59; Weather forecast. 9: Relay of orchestral selections from Strand Theatre. 9.15; Selection, the band, ‘Crown of Scottish Song’ (Round). 9.21: Tenor solo, Mr E. R. Pitman, ‘ Sweet, Early Violets’ (Bingham). 9.24: Vocal quartet, Beckenham Male Quartet, ' The Long Day Closes’ (Sullivan). 9.28: March, the band, ‘Fernando’ (Greenwood). 9.34: Baritone solo, Mr K. G. Archer, ’ A Devonshire Wedding ’ (Phillips). 9.38: Cornet solo, soloist and hand, ‘ Where My Caravan Has Rested’ (Lohr). 9,43: Recital, Miss Gwen Shepherd, ‘ The Story of a Bulldog’ (Anon,). 9.48: Vocal quartet, Beckenham Male Quartet, ‘ Mouths and Months and Months’ (Tabrar). 9.52: Overture, the band, ‘ Silver Star’ (Greenwood). 9.57: Vocal quartet, Beckenham Male Quartet, ‘Topical Chorus’ (M.S.). 10.1: March, the hand, ‘ The Great Little Army ’ (Alford). 10.5: ‘ God Save the King.’ 4YA, Dunedin.—Silent day.