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TO-NIGHT 'S PROG RAM MBS. IYA, Auckland.—s.o, .children’s session ; (5.0, dinner session, hour; suite, Paul Whiteman’s Orchestra ; waltz, Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra; 6.30, instrumental, Royal Opera Orchestra; ’cello, Pablo Casals; male quartet, The Rounders; instrumental, San .Francisco Symphony Orchestra; instrumental, Chicago Symphony Orchestra; march, San Francisco Symphony Orchestra; 7.0, news and market reports; 8.0, chimes; a musical evening with British composers by the IYA Broadcasting Choir under the direction of Mr Len Barnes ; orchestral, Eighteenth Century Orchestra; choir, IYA Broadcasting Choir; isoparno, Miss Gwenda Weir; orchestral, SVn Fra/ucisco Symphony Orchestra; choir, IYA Broadcasting Choir; choir, IYA Broadcasting Choir; 8.30, piano, Miss Margot St.. Lawrence Toner; choir, IYA Broadcasting Choir; lecture, Mr IT. Hollinrake, “British Composers”; 9.1, evening weather forecast and announcements; organ, W. G. Aloock; baritone and l male chorous, Mr Len Barnes and male cliorous; Choir, IYA Broadcasting Choir; orchestral, San Francisco Symphony Orchestra; contralto. Miss Hinemoa Rosieur; ’cello, Lauri Kennedy; choir, IYA Broadcasting Choir; choir, IYA Broadcasting Choir; 9.32. dance nrogramme, “Columbia”; 11.0, God Save the King. 2YA, Wellington.—o, children’s session ; 6. dinner music session, Columbia hour; morceau, Plaza Theatre Orchestra ; dance. Plaza. Theatre Orchestra ; octet, H. Squire's Celeste Octet; cinema, organ, G. T. Pattman; 6.30, orchestra, Paul Whiteman and his orchestra ; waltz. New Concert Orchestra ; violin, Efrem Ziinbalist; waltz. New Concert Orchestra; octet, J. H. Squire’s Celeste Octet; orchestral, Paul Whiteman and his orchestra; 7, news session, market reports and sports results; lecturette, Mr. J. \Y. Fergie, head office, New Zealand Railways, “The Romance of the Main Trunk Railways”; 8, chimes; studio concert hy the Wellington Municipal Tramwavs Band (conductor, Mr. E. Franklin), assisted by 2YA artists; overture, the band; soprano, Mrs. E. F. Hollands; baritone, Mr. K. Rigby; selection, the band; humour, Mis s Esme Crow; Japanese flute solo, Mr. K. Kubota; 8.33, contralto, Miss Ivy Stanton; cornet, solo with band accompaniment, Bandsman W. Stevenson; tenor. Mr. Kenneth Small; vocal quintet, the Maestros; waltz, -the. Band, 9, weather report and announcements; soprano, Mrs. E. E. Hollands; instrumental. Paul Whiteman’s Orchestra; baritone, Mr. K. Rigby; selection, the band; humour. Miss Esme Crow; 9.33. trombone solo with band accompaniment, Bandsman Glennie; contralto, Miss Ivy Stanton; tenor, Mr. Kenneth Small; foxtrots, the band; vocal duet, Lavton and Johnstone; march, the band; 10.2, God Save the King. 3YA Christchurch. —5, children’s session, “Columbia” Hour; orchestral, Menorah Symphony Orchestra; band, BBC. Wireless Military Band; octet, Squire’s Chamber Orchestra; 6.30, orNow Qii'G'Gii' >s Hal 1 Oi'cliostia 5 hand, 8.8. C. Wireless Band; orchestral, Classic Svmphony Orchestra; octet,'Squire’s Celeste Octet; Pbltronien String Quartet; orchestral, Squire s Celeste Octet; 7, news- session; 7.30, talk Mr A. Amo® (President of the Wakamii branch of the Farmers’ Union), “The Header Harvester;” S, chimes; relay of the Music Week programme from the Civic Theatre; National Anthem, Christchurch Male Voice Choir, (Conductor, Dr J. O. Bradshaw); part song, Christchurch Male Voice Choir; mixed quartet, Misses Corrie Aslin; Dulcie Mitchell; Messrs H. Blakeley and! J- G. Young; glee for five voices, Christchurch Male Choir; tenor solo, and chorus, Mr E. Rogers and Christchurch Male Voice Choir; soprano songs. The Cathedral Choristers; contralto, Miss Dulcie Mitchell; part song, Christchurch Male Choir; baritone, Mr Fred C. Penfold; sailor shanties, Christchurch Male Voice Choir, solo by Mr J. G. Young; organ, Mr Arthur Lilly; weather report and station notices. From the studio; instrumental, Christchurch Broadcasting Trio; overture, Christchurch Orchestral Society, (Conductor, Professor Qddonp Sa.vini) ; violin solo, Mr Arthur Gordon; instrumental, Christchurch String Quartet; violin, Gladj\s Vincent; violin, Arthur Gordon ; viola, Odclone Savin; ’cello, Francis Bate; God Save the King.
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Hawera Star, Volume L, 21 August 1930, Page 2
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