RADIO BROADCASTING.
TO-NIGHT
IYA Aueklanu.—u p.ni., children's
session; 7 pan., news ;uul sports results, market reports: 7.40, talk, Mr G. 1). Butter; 8 p.m., orehes trail, Studio Orchestra; baritone solo. Mr Fred Baker; B.Jo, banjo ~s,o'u, Mano de Pietro; mmo - soprano solo, Miss Gwinytihi Evans; instrumental. Studio Orchestra; W'urlitzer organ solos, Terence Casey; novelty sketch, The Four Originals; 9.6. weather report; instrumental', Studio Orchestra,; chorus. London Hippodrome Chorus; 9.26, niezzosoprano solos, Misis Ct. It vans; mandoliue Sol O', iVlaivio de Piet,ro ; bu.iatoiifsolos, Air F. Baker; humour, Cftapham and Dwyer; instrumental, Studio Orchestra ; it) p.m., “His Piaster’s Voice” da.iiee programme ; contralto solo, Lupo .■Velez; tux-trot wit.li. voea>] .refnaiin, ltaythmie Eight; fox-t-iot, with vorat refrain. Jack Hylton's Orchestra,; .ioxtrot with vocal retrain, A, read i a ms’ Dane Orchestra.; fox-trot with vocal refrain, Jack - Hylton’s Orchestra; 10.1 d.,
WuP.itzer organ solo. Jesse Crawford;
fox-trot with vocal refrain, Geo. Olsen’s music; fox-trot with vocal refrain, Nat Shnkret’s Orchestra ; waltz, Arcadiiams’ Dante Orchestra.; 10.30. contralto solo. Dance Orchestra; Bnpy Velez; fox-trot, I with: vocal refrain, Wa ring’s Pennsyl- . ran tans; 10.45. Wur'iitzer org,a,n solo, Jesse Crawford; fox-trot with vocal refrain. Kassels in the Air; fox-trot with vocal refrain, Park Central Orchestra,; waltz, Connecticut Yankees; waltz, Nat Shilkret’is Orchestra ; 11 p.m., close down. 2YA 'Wellington. —5 p.m., children’s session; 6.0, dinner session; selection, Savoy Orpheans; Kinema organ solo, Leslie Harvey; 6.15, waltz, Berlin State Opera Orchestra; vocal with guitar. Harry McClintock; 6.30, instrumental, Continental Novelty -Quintet; 6.45, selection, Debroy Somers’ Band; instrumental, Jack Hylton’s i*nVi/sc+TNi. • 7 n RPiS-Rioii. TilJirkei/
reports and .sports results; 7.0. leeturette, Mr it. Howard Taylor; 8.0, overture, orchestra; vocal quartet, Melodie Four ; steel guitar duo, Messrs Berthold and Bent; liarifcone solo, Mr It. S. Allwright; instrumental, orchestra ; humour, Mr Jack Re wroth; saxophone solo, Andy Sanella; tenor' solo, Mr Frank Bryant; vocal quartet. Melodie Four; selection, .orchestra;. 8.159, weather report; 9.1. tenor solo, | Mr Sam Duncan ; Wurlitzer organ i solo, Terence Casey; chorus. Light Opera Company; trombone solo with ■orchestra accompaniment; instrumental. orchestra; 9.21. humour. Mr Jack Xo worth; steel guitar duo, Messrs Bert hold and Bent; bass solo, Mr W. W. Marshall ; 9.39. saxophone solo, Andy Sanella; chorus, Light Pinhrn r’nimvinv • O UKfvinnPiitnl
av liest r«i, dance novelties; 10.0, “Brunswick” dance programme' —foxtrot with vocal chorus, Brunswick Orchestra ; fox-trot. Tied Nichols and his Five Pennies; fox-trot with vocal chorus, Brunswick Orchestra; 10.10, viral solo. Nick Lucas; fox-trot- with A'ocal chorus, Los Angeles Biltmore Hotel Orchestra ; fox-trot with vocal chorus. Los Angeles Bi It more- Hotel Orchestra ; waltz with vocal trio, Los Angeles Biltmore Hotel Orchestra ; 10.22, vocal solo. Nick Lucas; fox-trot with vocal trio, Los Angeles Biltmore Hotel Orchestra; fox-trot. Jungle Band; 10.84, tenor solo, William O'Neal; fox-trot, Barnes’ Royal CVeolians: fox-trot with vocal: chorus. Paramount H-otel Orchestra; fox-trot with vocal chorus. Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra ; Rhythm Aces; I
,10.49, tenor solo, William O’Neal; foxtrot with vocal chorus, Paramount Hotel Orchestra; fox-trot with vocal chorus. Hotel . Roosevelt Orchestra; fox-trot, Red Nicholls and' his Five Pennies.; 11.0, close down. 3YAi Christchurch —5 p.m., children’s session; (5.0, dinner music; 7.0, news session; 7.30; sports results to hand; 7.59,'. opening an noun oement,; 8.0, rebroa,dieast of 2YA Wellington (vaudeville' programme) ; 8.30, ringside dascniiptron of New Zealand amateur boxing championships- relayed from Gre-y----i mouth; 10.0. “Bru.sn.wiek” dance programme ; fox-trot with vo,cat chorus, Ray Miller’s Orchestra; novelty foxtrot, Joe Bines’ Orchestra; fox-tnot with vocal chorus, Ray Miller’ s. Orchestra; 10.13, baritone solo, Richard BonelLi; fox-trot tango, with vocal dhoruis, T'he fox-iirot. witli vocal chorus, Colonial 1 Club Orchestra ; foxtrot, Ray Miller’s Orchestra; 10.25, baritone solo, Richard Bbneilii.; fox-trot with vocal chorus, The Six Jumping Jacks ; fox-tnot' with vocal chorus, Rlay Miller's Orchestra; 10.37, vocal duet, Lester McFarland and Robb.. Gardner; fox-trot with vocal .chorus. Colonial C’lub Orchestra;, vocal duet, Frank Luther and Carson Robison; fox-trot with vocal chorus, The Six Jumping Jacks,; vocal duet, Lester McFarland and Ridbt: Gardner; fox-trot-with vocal chorus, Ray Miller’s Orchestra; 11.0, close down.
SUNDAY. IY'A, Auckland. —3, afternoon session, selected studio items; 4, literary selection; 4.8, studio items: 4.30, close down; 6, children’s session; 6.55, relay from St. Matthew’s. • Church of evening service;- 8.30 (approximately), studio programme—orchestral, Herman Finch’s Orchestra; soprano solo, Miss ' Ivy . Taylor ;. pianoforte solo , Robert Lortat; tenor solos,- Mr. A. L-. McPherson choral, La Scala Chorus; baritone solo, Mr. Reg; Richards; organ solo, Edouard Commette; uoprano solos, Miss I. Taylor; tenor solo, Mr. A. L. McPherson; orchestral, Colum-j bia Symphony Orchestra; baritone! solos, Mr. Reg. Richards; 9.30, close down.
2YA, Wellington'.—3, afternoon session. selected studio items: 4.30, close down; 6, children’s service; 7, relay of service from Trinity Methodist Church. Newtown.;- 8.1.5 (approx.), relay -from Grand Opera House of recital by the Port Nicholson Silver Band; close down. 3YA Christchurch.—3.o, afternoon session, selected studio items; 4.30. close down; 5.30, children’s service; fi 15, liymn chimes from studio: 6.30. relay of service from Durham Street, Methodist Church; 7.45 (approx.), studio programme; 8.15 (approxj, rebroadcast of 2YA Wellington (relay from Grand Opera House, Wellington, of concert by Port Nicholson Silver Band) ; close down -
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Hawera Star, Volume XLIX, 31 August 1929, Page 6
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