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TO-HIGHT’S HEW ZEALAND PROGRAMMES ■ This evening’s popular programme .at IY.V will provide splendid variety, in■■luding as’it dues Air and Ali-s AVilfred Scott in ‘ Musical Moments/ Miss Nellie Lingard (contralto), Mr J. F. ’Lmtaguo in humorous items, and the -Indio Orchestra. BVA’s vaudeville programme will he ireseiitod by the Aidedic hour, Bert-’-old and Bent (steel guitar duo). Air r !ert Thompson (humorist). and Airs M. R. Light body (soubrolte). A veutrilociuist and his pal will also be jntrodueod. The orchestral items will be Hie march, ‘Castles in Spain,’ coupled with the waltz, ‘II Bade,’ a musical enhiedy selection (‘ Stop Idirtiiw ’), a selection (‘Under the British Flag’), ‘wo novelty numbers (‘ The Drummer's "irthdav ’’and ‘ The dory d' the Sea-’). Both 3YA and 4YA will broadcast TYA’s programnic. TO-A(ORROW ! S BROADCAST. Afternoon sessions will be provided bv all stations as usual. Church _ rei;ivs will ho earned out in the evening. •Mid dYA and 2YA will later broaden*!, hand concerts. The other two stationwill present studio programmes.
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Evening Star, Issue 20256, 17 August 1929, Page 26
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