RADIO BROADCASTING.
TO-NIGHT. IYA Auckland.—Silent day. 2YA Wellington.—6 p.m., children's session; 7 p.m., news session, market Band and assisting artists; march, ekeistra, “Ali.ielle” ; vocal quaritet, Ariel Singers, “How Sweet th-s> Moonlight Sleeps”; 1 coital, Mr A. Stanley Warwick, “On Being Asked the Way” ; instrumental trio, Symons-KHwciod-Sliort Trio, “Trio- in G”; baritone solos. Mr J. Pro'use, (a) “'.May Night,” (b) “Vulcan’s Song,” (c) “There is a Lady”; (cl) “The Minstrel Boy”; pianoforte solos, Miss Marjorie Keigan, LJECIL, (a.) “Novelette in F,” (b) “Spinning Song” ; tenor solo, Mr Boy Hill, ‘Two, Pastoral Songs”; symphony, the of chestrai, “Symphony No. 5, C Alinor” (first movement); weather forecast; soprano siolb, Miss Jeanette Briggs l , L.A.R., “The Nightingale” ; instrumental, the orchestra., repeat numbers; bass solo. .Mr J. iM. Caldwell, “Captain Danny”: voc-al duet, Misses J. Briggs and N. Coster, “0. Wert Thou in the Candid Blast?”; ’cello solo (orchestral accompaniment), “Prelude ancl Olaiir de Lime” ; tenor solo, Mr Roy Hill, “An Island Shielding Song”; recital, Mr A Stanley Warwick, “The Man From. Eldorado”; mezzo-contralto solo, Miss Nga-ire- Coster. “My Dear Soul”; vocal quartet, Ariel Singers', “Ye Banks and Braes”; instrumental, Hie “Slavonic Rhapsody” ; God Save the King. During the evening a description of the Jack CarroT-Hairry Casey boxing match will be broadcast. 3YA Christchurcb —6 p.m., children’s session ; 7.15, news session ; 7.30, talk, GVIr E. J. Bell. ‘‘Books” ; 8 p.m., programme by Christchurch Municipal Band and assisting artists; march, band. “The Exile’ ; baritone solo, Mr W. H. Browne, “Asleep in the Deep”; eelec-ticn. band. “Le Domino Noir” ; soprano solo, Miss Eveline Hid. “Break o’ Day” : entertainment fit the piano, Mr Charles Lawrence, musical inter-
lude on the piano, with song and patter; hymn, band, “Abide with Me”; tenor solo. Mr Tom Cook. “Down the Vale”; selection, band, “Le Cirque”; mezzo-contralto solo Airs B. H. Davies;, (a) “A Bowl of Roses,” (b) “Lay My Head Beneath a Rose” ; selection, band, “Souvenir d? Russe” ; tenor isolos. Mr Tom Cook, (a) “The Lore Light in Your Eves.” (b) ‘‘Absent’ ; air vane, band, “Welsh Melody”; soprano solo:, Miss Eveline Hill, “Sing, Sing, Blackbird!; selection, hand. “Andante in G” ; entertainment at the piano. Air Oba.s. Lawrence, another interlude on the piano with song and patter: 10.6. tc-ci-tal Mies Mniona Juris s, “Wedding Whispers”; march, hand, “Punchinello”; God Save the King. 4A'A Dunedin. —Sijent dav.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 23 July 1928, Page 5
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