ON THE AIR

Gisborne Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 10413, 21 October 1927, Page 7

ON THE AIR

, TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. • f< -IYA Auckland (333 metres): 0.30 p.m., Tom*Thumb;,.7.ls, news; 7.30 to 7.45, talk: on ‘Motoring,’y by,?Mr Oeo. Campbell; B,ichimes; .SA, relay of concert'from Messrs Jbhn .Court’s Ltd.; violin solo, Norman Watson, ‘‘Hungarian Ddnce” and “Souvenir” ; t soprano , solo, Mrs .'O, Towsey, “O Mio Leruando”; baritone solos, Mr Frank Sutherland, “.The Lute Player” and “The Ship of Golden Dreams”; duo, Griffiths Duo, “Tea for Two’ and ‘Shakespeare’s House’; Weather report;: relay from Prince Edward Theatre'; 'piano ' solo,' Ml- C, Towsey,“Ballade in A.. Flat”,; fcoy soprano, David Lunney “The Lilac Tree” ; violin solo, Mr N. Watson; soprano solo, Mrs C. Towsey, “Softly Awakes My Heart” ; baritone solo, Mr F. Sutherland, “Invictus”; duo, Griffiths Duo, “A Seaside Trip” ; piano, solo, Mr C. Towsey, “Polonaise in C Sharp Minor”; soprano solo, Master D. ,Lunney, “Love’s Old Sweet Song” and “The Swallows,”

2YA Wellington (420 metres): 3 p.m., .gramophone recital; 3.30, lec-t----urette,. .Miss Marion Christian, “Gas Cooking”; '4,0, gramophone recital and relay from the Adelplii Cabaret; 6.0, Uncle ■ Ernest 7, news session; 8, chimes ;■ instrumental, Studio Orchestra; studio;: concert, arranged by Mr Win, Eeiishaw; quartet, Miss M, Sawy6i*, 'Mi&UN7 Greene, Mr Itenshaw and Mr Boardinan, “Regular Royal Queen”; bass solo, -Mr Wm; Boardinan, “The 7 Floral Dance” ; flute solo, Mr Claude Tucker, “Concertino” ; N. .Greene; “Sea Fever” and monologue, Mr Barton Ginger, ‘The Shooting of Dan ’ McGrew” ; tenor solo, Mr W. Rensliaw, “Like Stars Above”; instrumental. Studio Orch-' ostra; quartet, “In England, Merrie England”; soprano solo, Miss Myra Sawyer, “Villanelle” : weather report ; lecturette, Editor-Announcer, “Imperial News’; instrumental, Studio Orcelistra; bass solo, Mr Boardf man, “Sir Roger do jZSpverley” p vocal trio, Miss. Myra Sawyer, Miss Nora, Greene' and Mr. Wlll. Rensliaw, “0., Memory”; flute solos,'.Mi- C. Tucker;, “PapiUcn” and “Carnival of Venice” ; vocal duet, Miss Nora GreenO, and Mr Rensliaw, ‘Down the . Vale” .; monologue, Mr Ginger. “Me, Too.” and “A Drama in Three Acts in Three Minutes”; soprano solo. Miss Myra Sawyer, “The Nightingale and the Rose”; quartet, “Sweet and Low” and-:selected, „ 3YA Christchurch (306 metres): 3 p.m.. afternoon concert; 7.15, news; 8, chimes; relay from Crystal Palace Picture Theatre; tenor solo, Mr W. Bradshaw “The Star of Bethlehem”.: .contralto solo, Mrs D. Stallard, “The Power of- Love”; .cello solo,- Mr 11Beck, . “Berceuse”; humorous dialogues, Mr Sydney Comfort, “Snips and Snatches”; pipe organ solos, Mr Raynor White, F'.L.C.M. “Allegro,” “Anglican Gavotte” and “Priere a Notre Dame” ; tenor solo, Mr Bradshaw, “111 . Happy Moments”-; instrumental trio. Christchurch Broadcasting Trio “Vivace”; contralto solo Mrs Stallard, “Softly Awakes My Heart”; relay from Crystal Palace Picture Theatre; humorous iccita r tion./Mr Sydney Comfort,. “Toasts, Bre'ad and Buttered”; cello solos', Mr! Harold Beck, “Air” and “Scherzo” ; contralto solo, Mrs D. W. Stallard, “Lie There, My Lute” : tenor , solo, Mr W. Bradshaw, “The Holy. City,” with chorus; instrumental trio, Christchurch Broadcasting Trio. “Angels Guard Thee,” “Barcarolle” and “Scherzo”: contralto solo, Mrs D. W. Stallard ‘Thy Old Rustic Bridge by the Mill,” with chorus; pipe organ solos. Mr Raynor White, F’.L.C.M., ' “Chorus in B.” “Pastorale in D’” “Idylle et. calme du soii\” and selections from Mendelssohn's works. 4YA- Dunedin (.463 metres)3 p.m. (chimes; 3.-1,.; His Master’s Voice, reci--tal; 3.15; ' afternoon tea'music froiii the Savoy; 3.30, studio music; 3.45. humorous reading, % Mrs Cowie: 4.15, * His Master’s Voice recital;, 7 p.m. chimes; 7.1, Big Blrother Bill’: •7140. news service; 8. chimes; S.X. special relay. ■