RADIO

Evening Star, Issue 19841, 14 April 1928, Page 5

RADIO

TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMMES IYA, Auckland.—6: Children’s session—Cinderella, assisted by pupils of Miss Beryl Nettletou and Miss Marjorie Turner, songs, duets, piangforto selections, stories, and birthday greetings. 7.15- News and sports results. 8: Chimes. 8.1: Relay of orchestral overture from the Strand Theatre Orchestra, under the conductorsbip ot Eve Bentley. 8.16: Vocal quartet, Lyric Four, ‘Reveries’ (Storch). 8.21: Tenor solos, Mr Herbert Richards—‘My Laddie’ (Peat), 1 Stick It’ (Walters), 8.2!); Humorous recital, Mr Allan M'Elwain, ‘Doreen ’ (Dennis). 8.34: Vocal quartets, Lyric Four— 1 The Mulligan Musketeers ’ (Squires), ‘Girl of Mine’ (Newton). 8.42: Relay of orchestral entr’acte from Strand Theatre. 8.57: Bass solos, Mr Herbert Richards—‘ OIF to Philadelphia ’ (Haynes), ‘A Banjo Song’ (Homer). 9.5; Weather forecast. 9.7: Tenor solo. Mr Arthur Ripley, 1 A Dream’ (Bartlett). 9.12; Vocal quartet, Lyric Four, ‘Song of the Volga Boatmen’ (Moussorgsky). 9.1” : Relay of dance music hy The Internationals, under Mr Clyde Howley, from Dixieland Cabaret. 11 : Close down. 2YA, Wellington.—?: News session, market reports, and sports results. 8: , Chimes of the General Post Office clock, Wellington. 8.1: Overture, ‘ Marche Lorraine ’ (Ganne). 8.5; Quartet, Melodie Four, ‘Scots Wha Hao ’ (traditional). 8,9; Banjo solo, Air Chas, Brazier. ‘Tuno Tonic’ (GrimshawEssex). 8.14: Tenor solo, Mr_ F. Bryant. ’ Sweet Early Violets ’ (Sherrington). 8.18: Trio. Symons-Ellwood-Short Trio, ‘Trio in D’ (Gurlitt) 8,25; Bass solo, Air W. W. Marshall, ‘All at Sea’ (Montree). 8.29: Xylophone solos, Air Tasman Lovell—‘ Nola ’ (Arnott), ‘ Flnpperettc ’ (Greer). 8.35: Quartet. Mcloclio Four, ‘ Russian Lullaby’ (Berlin). 8.39: Banjo solo, Mr Chas. Brazier, ‘Take Your‘Pick’ (Alandell). 8.44: Tenor solo. Air C. A. Williams. ‘Farewell in the Desert’ (Adams). 8 49- Studio trio. ‘Slavonic Dances’ (Dvorak). 5.56; Baritone solos. Mr R. S. Allwright—‘Eldorado’ (Alnllinson), ‘We Sway Along’ (Alailinson). 9: Weather report. 9.1 : Xylophone solus, Tasman Lovell—‘ Aly Sweetie Wont Away’ (Turk), ‘Poem 1 (Fileich). 9.6■ Quartet, Alclodic Four, ‘ Honolulu Aloou ’ (arr. Frank Crowther). 9.10: Relay of Charles Dalton’s Columbian Solo Six Dance Orchestra from the Columbian Cabaret. Kilbu-me. 3YA. Christchurch.—G: Children’s hour—Uncle Sam and Aunt May, assisted by cousins, in songs and stories. 7.15: News session. 7.30: Sports re* suits. S: Vaudeville programme—happy songs at the piano, Aliss Muriel Johns and Edna Johnson, ‘ Medley of Popular Songs’ (AI.S.); flute solo. Air AV. Hay, ‘ll Trovatore ’ (Verdi) : vocal duet. Aliss Alabel Thomas and Air Dave APGill, ‘Lovely Maid in the Moonlight,’ from ‘La Bohcme ’ (Puccini); mouth organ solos, Air A. Elwood, ‘Medley of Popular Melodics’ (AI.S.); soprano solo, Aliss Mabel Thomas, ‘ Spagi d’Amaro Pianto,’ from ‘Lucia di Lammermoor ’ (Donizetti); Scottish recital, Air Bracey AVilson. ‘ I’m 94 To-day’ (Will Fyffe); tenor solo, Air Dave APGiii, ‘ E Leccvan lo Stelle,’ * from ‘Tosca’ (Puccini); Hawaiian ukulele and steel guitar trios, Miss Elaine Moody’s Hawaiian String Trio—‘Honolulu Aloon ’ (with vocal refrain, AI.S.), ‘Hawaiian Alarch ’ (AI.S.); baritone solo, Air E. C. Penfold, ‘ The Bandolero’ (Stuart); weather forecast; happy songs at the piano, Alisscs Johns and Johnson, ‘Medley of Hawaiian Songs’ (AI.S.): flute solo, Air AV. Hay, ‘ Pastoral Dance,’ from ‘ Nell Gy no ’ i (German); soprano and tenor duet, Aliss Alabel Thomas and Afr D. Xl‘Gill, *Un di Felice,’ from ‘La Tnmata ’ (German); month organ solos, Air A. Elwood, ‘Medley of Popular_Alelodies ’ (AI;S.); soprano solos, Aliss Afabel Thomas, ‘The Swallows ’ (Cowan); Scottish recital, Air Bracey Wilson, ‘Sandy’s Holiday’ (Fyffe); baritone solos, Air F. C. Ponlold, 1 King Charles’ (AVhite), ‘Aly Old Shako’ (Tiostie); Hawaiian trios, Aliss Elaine Atoody’s Hawaiian Trio, ‘Dreamy Nights in Honolulu’ (MS.), ‘AVaikikihi Mermaid’ (AIS.), ‘Honolulu Sunshine’ (AIS.); tenor solo, Air I). AUGill, ‘ 1 Love the Moon ’ (Rubens); dance music; ‘God Save the King.’ 4YA, Dunedin. —8: Town Hal! chimes. 8.1: Instrumental trios (violin, flute, and piano), ‘Am Konigssce ’ (Gungl), ‘Spring’s Awakening’ (Bach). 8.6: Quartet, 4YA Harmonists, ‘ Rose cl Aly Heart’ (Lohr). 8.9: Violin solo, Air A. R. Watson, ‘ll Trovatore’ (Verdi, arr. Glover). 8.13: Soprano solos, Aliss Roma Buss, ‘ My Hero,’ Irom ‘ Chocolate Soldier’ (Strauss), ‘ Love’s Own Kiss,’ from ‘High Jinks’ (Film!). 8.18: Cornet solo, Air George Christie, ‘Nirvana’ (Adams). 8.23: Baritone solo, Air F. M. Tuohy, ‘ Valse Ballet ’ (Manhire). 8.30; Quartet, 4YA Harmonists, 1 Carry Ale Back to Old Virginity ’(Bland). 8.33: Alezzo-soprano .solo, Aliss Mol lie Andrews, selections from ‘ Lilac Time ’ (Schubert, arr. Clutsani), 8.39; Cornet solo, Air Geo. Christie, ‘ln an Old-fashioned Town.’ 8.42: Tenor solo, Air R. A. Alitchell, ‘Caro Alio Ben’ (Giordani), ‘Adelaida’ (Beethoven). 8.50: Quartet, 4YA Harmonists, ‘ Swee.fc and Low ’ (Hamby). 8.55: Relay Irom His Alajesty’s Theatre, description of the boxing contest Griffiths v. Gillespie, under the auspices of the Otago Boxing Association. The description will be given by Air H. Divers, secretary of tbo association. 4QG, Brisbane.—B: Orchestral music, Tivoli Operatic Orchestra, under the baton of Mr C. Groves. The second portion of to-night’s programme will take the form of the_ second of a series of four radio novelties, which will be presented to listeners over a period of tour weeks. Those who are interested in the novelty should arm themselves with a piece of paper and a pencil, and should listen carefully to the preliminary instructions which will he given from the station at the commencement of the radio novelty. Briefly, the • scheme is as follows The radio novelty will last over four nights; the second portion will lie given to-night, the third on Friday, April 20, and the fourth on Alonday, April 23. On each of the nights the announcer at 4QG will ask listeners a series of twelve questions. I These questions will deal with ordinary, everyday, current events. The object ' of the questions is to test the general i knowledge of listeners. Radio enthusiasts who follow up the competition will be asked to write their answers to the questions on a sheet of paper, to keep their replies till the whole of the questions have been asked over the four \ nights, and then post them to the stai tion, marking the envelope across the i corner, “A Test of Wits.” The lis- ! tener who correctly answers all the I questions will receive a prize of £5. Jn the event of no listener correctly answering the questions, the prize will be awarded to the listener whose replies are nearest to being correct. In the event of more than one listener correctly answering all the questions the correct replies will be placed into a container, a drawing will be made, and a prize awarded accordingly. 9: Alotor cycle races. 9..‘»: Dance music. 10: ‘ Sunday Alail ’ news, weather news, close down. TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMMES IYA, Auckland.—3; Afternoon session, selected gramophone items. 4; Literary section, by the announcer. 4.10: Further selected gramophone ► items. 4.30: Close down; 6: Children’s song service, conducted by Uncle Leo, assisted by cousins from Ponsonby Baptist Sundav School. 6.54: Close down. 6.55: Rela,v of special Toe H. service and dedication of lamp, from St. Matthew’s Church; preacher, Arch-

bishop Avcrill; organist, Mr W. Plullpott. 8.30: Relay of Municipal Band recital from the Town Hall, under the conductorship of Mr Christopher Smith. 9.30: Close down, 2YA, Wellington.—G: Children’s service, conducted by Uncle Ernest. 7; Relav of evening service from the Vivian Street Baptist Church; preacher, Rev. E. E. Harry; choirmaster, Mr A, R. Don; organist, Mr Chas. Collins. 8.30: Relay of Port Nicholson Band concert. Close down. 3YA, Christchurch.—s.3o p.m.: Cluldren’s song service, conducted by Uncle Sam, assisted by members of Oxford Terraco Baptist School, under the leadership ot Mr Wilfred Drayton. 6.30: Relav of,evening service from Oxford Terraco Baptist Church; preacher, Rev. J. Robertson, 8.A.; organist, Mr Melville La wry; choirmaster, Mr Vic. Peters. 8: After the church service the following concert will be broadcast from the studio:—Baritone solo, Mr A. Cl. Thompson. ‘ O Purr and Tender Star of Eve,’ from ‘Tannhauser ’ (Wagner). 8.4: Soprano solo, Miss Mary Shaw, ‘ Lord Wo Pray Thee’ (Mozart). 8.8: Tenor solo, Mr T. C. Rogers, 1 80 Thou Faithful Unto Death ’ (Mendelssohn). 8.12: Violin solo, Mr Laurian Beck, ‘Romance, No. 1 ’ (M‘Farren). 8.16: Contralto solo, Miss Nellie Lowe, ‘Our Blest Redeemer’ (Newton). 8.20; Vocal quartet, Dulcet Quartet, ‘God is a Spirit’ (Bennett), 8.24: Instrumental trio, Mr Laurian Beck, Miss Nellie Elwood, and Miss Ailccn W arren, ‘ Allegro and Moderate from Trio, Op. 181 ’ (Gurlitt). 8.32; Baritone solo, Mr A. G. Thompson, 'Crossing the Bar’ (Willeby). 8.36; Soprano solo, Miss Mary Shaw, ‘ None But the Weary Heart’ (Tschaikowsky). 8,10: ’Cello solo. Miss Nellie Elwood, ‘ Bource ’ (Handel). 8.45; Contralto and baritone duet, Miss N. Lowe and Mi - A. G. Thompson, ‘ Glory to Thee, My God ,This Night’ (Gounod). 8.49: Tenor solo, Air T. G. ‘Hie Light Divine’ (Bonheur). 8.53: Instrumental trios, Mr Laurian Beck, Miss N. Elwood, and Aliss A. Warren —‘ Traumerai ’ (Schumann), ‘ Laguna Lullaby’ (Hope), ‘Waltz’ (Taylor). 9.2: Contralto solo, Aliss Nellie Lowe, ‘God’s Slumberland ’ (Gray). 9.6: Vocal quartet, Dulcet Quartet, 1 How Lovely Are Thy Alessengcrs ’ (Alendclssohn); ‘God Save the King.’ 4YA, Dunedin.-5,'30: Children’s song service, conducted by Big Brother Bill. 6.30: Sacred service and concert by the International Bibic Association. 8: Relay Iruin His Alajcsty's Theatre of concert by the Kaikorai Band, under the conductorship of Air E. Franklin. 9.15; Close down. 3LO, Melbourne. —7 : Evening service from St. Paul's Cathedral. S.3U: Birthday greetings and programme announcements. 8.32; Song feature ol the week 8.35: The record of the week. 8.36: The Brunswick City Band, ‘ Ovortnriana.’ 8.48: Edmund B. Lutterworth (baritone, of the Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Company)—' Don Juan Serenade’ (Tschaikowsky), ‘Lolita’ (Buzzi Peccia). 8,55: The Brunswick City Band, Handel’s ‘ Larbgn.’ 9.1: ‘Story of the Opera,’ Part IV. 9.3 U: The Brunswick City Band, selection, ‘Gounod.’ 9.45: Edmund B. Bvitterwortb—‘A Vucbella ’ (Tosti), ‘Will-o’-the-Wisp ’ (Cherry). 9.52; ‘Argus’ nows service, announcements, the Royal Automobile Club of Victoria’s safety message. 10: Our great thought—“ To bear adversity and prosperity with an equal mind is both the sign and glory of a bravo spirit” (Quarles); ‘God Save the King.’ 4QG, Brisbane. —7: From St. Andrew’s Church of England, children’s hymns and talk. 7.20; Organ-music by Air E. W. Taylor. 7.30: Festival evensong. Psalm 103; ‘Winchester in .F,’ ‘Magnificat’ and ‘Nunc Dimittis ’; anthem, ‘ The Strife is O’er ’ (Stearnc) : hymns—l3.l, ‘Christ the Lord is Risen To-day.’ 140, ‘Jesus Lives.’ 138, ‘Christ is Risen’; sermon by the rector; threefold amen organ by the rector; threefold amen; organ elusion of the church service the concert by the Brisbane Municipal Concert Band will be relayed from Wickham Park. 9.30: Close down.