RADIO
TO-NIGHT’S PROGRAMMES IVA, Auckland .-Mi: Children's session. ’7.15: News ami repom. 7.15'; LecUirelte, .Mr Nonnan Ken, ‘ Physical Culture.’ 6: Chimes. 6.1; Relay ul concert programme by Auckland Municipal Band, under Mr Christopher Smith. assisted by the Hazel [-Sutherland l)uo, who will perform the following items from the studio: —-9.35: Contralto solos, Miss Phyllis Hazell, ‘Pleading’ (Anderson), ‘Over the Steppe’ (GretchauinolF); baritone solos, Air Frank Sutherland, ‘The Mighty Deep’ (Jude), ‘lhe Cobbler’s Song ’ from ‘ Chu Chin Chow ’ (Norton) ; duets, the Hazell-Sutherland Duo, ‘A Night in Venice’ (Lucantoni), ‘Sympathy’ (Strauss). 10: ‘God Save the King.’ 3YA, Chrislelmteh. —6; .Children’s hour, Uncle Peter and Mother Hubbard; bedtime stories, songs, and choruses. 7.15: Addington stock market reports. 7.30; News session. 8: Chimes and overture. 8.5: Tenor solo, Mr T. G. Rogers, ‘Tho Harp that Once Thro’ Tara’s Halls’ (arr, Rimbanlt). 8.9: ’Cello solo, Mr Harold Beck, ‘The Coolin’ (Holbrooke). 8.13: Contralto solo. Miss Nellie Lowe, ‘ The Meeting of the Waters’ (arr. Rimbanlt). 5.17: Instrumental trios, Christchurch Broadcasting Trio, 1 The Last Rose of Summer.’ ‘lrish Jig’ (Holbrooke). 8.21: Baritone solos, Mr A. G. Thompson, ‘ Awav in Athlon© ’ (Lohr), ‘ Little Irish "Girl ’ (Lohr). 8.22; Cornet solo, Mr R. Ohlson. ‘Como Back to Erin’ (Glaribel). 8.38: Soprano solos, Miss Mary Shaw, ‘ KilWnoy ’ (Balfe), ‘Kate Kearney’ (Lee). 3.46; Piano novelties, Mr Ivan Pecrin, ‘lrish Melody Extemporisations.’ 8.50: Irish humour. Air H. lustone, ‘Dooley and His Tall Silk Hat’ (Green). 8.58: Weather report. 9: Overture. 9.5: Contralto solo, Miss Nellie Lowe, 4 Silent O’AXoyle’ (Stanford). 9.9; Vocal quartet, the.Dulcft Quartet, ‘Ott in the Stilly Night’ (Stanford!. 9.13: ’Cello solo. Mr Harold Bock, ‘Sunset’ (Turtis). 9.1 V: Tenor solo, Air T. G. Rogers, 4 Alother Alachreo’ (Olcott). 9.21; Cornet solo, Mr R. Ohlson, ‘Atother’s Heart’ (Hock). 9.25: Baritone solo. Mr A. G. Thompson, 4 Father O’Flynn’ (Stanford). 9.29: Piano novelties, Air Ivan Perrin, ‘ Irish Melodv Extemporisations.’ 9.35: Contralto solo, Aliss Nellie Lowe, ‘Danny Boy’ (Wcathcrley). 9.30• ■lnstrumental trios, Christchurch Broadcasting Trio, ‘Farewell to Cncullain ’ (Fischer), ‘Eileen Aroon.’ 9.47: Tenor solo, Air T. G. Rogers, ‘Green Vales ol Antrim’ (Langdalc). 9.51: Humorous recitation, Mr H. Instone, ‘The Irish Fire Brigade ’ (Hickory Wood). 9.50; Soprano solo. Aliss Alary Shaw, 4 O Bay of Dublin’ (Stanford). 10: ‘God Save the King.’ 3LO, Melbourne.—S: Captain C. H, Peters, ‘ Books, Wise and Otherwise.’ 8.15: Birthday greetings and pro ; gramme announcements. 8.16; Henri Penn (piano), ‘Consolation’ (Liszt), ‘ Tarauiello ’ (Liszt), ‘ Licbestrauino ’ (Liszt). 8.36: Girl Guide talk. 5.46: 'f’h© Station Orchestra, suite, ‘Merry England.’ 8.53: Ella Riddell (contralto), ‘O Whistle and I’ll Como tae yc, Aly Lad’ (Burns), ‘The Bonnie Wells O Weary ’ (Grieve). 9: Tho Station Orchestra. 1 Scottish Reminiscences.’ 9.5: William Tainsh, some stories in prose and verse. 9.15: Ella Riddell (contralto)—‘ Where the Hiolnii Meets the Low’ (Stroud), ‘ We’d Bettor Bide a Wee’ (Claribol). 9.22: William Tainsh, ‘Foxy John ’ (Irish). 9.32: Announcements. 9.34; Rupert Hazel! and Elsie Day, 4 Harmonylarity.’ 9.47: The Station Orchestra—Characteristic, 1 The Parade of the Tin Soldiers ’(Tassel); piece, ‘ Andantino Iclillico ’ (Drago). 9.56; Gordon James (baritone) —‘Sea Fever ’ (John Ireland), 4 The Lane to Anywhere’ (Edward Green). 10.3: The Station Orchestra, selection, ‘Dorothy’ (Cellicr). 10.14; Alina Hesclcva (soprano)—‘ll Bacio ’ (Gounod), ‘ParlaValse ’ (Arditi). 10.21: The Station, Orchestra—March" and procession of Bacchus, from the ballet ‘Sylvia’(Leo Delibes); characteristic novelty, ‘ The Teddy Bears’ Picnic’ (Bratton), 10.30; ‘ Argus ’ news service, meteorological information, British official wireless news from Rugby, R.A.C.V. safety message. 10.40: Gordon James (baritone) —‘Smuggler’s Song’ (Kernchan), ‘Cheerily, Yeo-hol’ (Lyall Philips). 10.47; The Station Orchestra— 4 Prelude in C Alinor ’ (Drumm), 4 Birthday Serenade ’ (Lincke). 10.66: Alina Heselcva (soprano)—aria from 4 Ruslan and Ludmeota ’ (Glinka), aria from 4 Alarguerita’ (Gounod). 11.3; Our great thought. 11.4: The Vagabonds— 4 Dance of the Tinker Toys’ (Schabcl), ‘Moonlight ’ (Dixon), ‘Lantern of Love’ (Wreck), ‘Consolation’ (Barics), ‘Lucky Days’ (Henderson), ‘I Ain’t Got Nobody’ (Graham), ‘When I’m With You’’ (Conley), 4 1 Can’t Get Over a Girl Like A T ou ’ (Broones), ‘ Laughing at the Ivories’ (piano solo, Masman), 4 Golden Gate’ (Leslie), ‘ Russian 'Lullaby ’ (Berlin), ‘My Idea, of Heaven’ (Henderson), ‘Pleading’ (Tones), ‘Ale and Aly Shadow’ (Tolson). 11.40: 4 God Save tho King.’ 4QG. Brisbane.—A programme of dance music by Alf. Feathorsbonc and jus Studio Syncopators will be relayed from Hotel Carlton, tbe ‘Daily Alail ’ news, weather news. Close down.
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Evening Star, Issue 19855, 2 May 1928, Page 2
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