ON THE AIR

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 28 September 1927, Page 9

ON THE AIR

PROGRAMMES FOR TO-NIGHT IYA, Auckland—7.ls p.m.: News and information session. 7.30 to 7.45: Talk on “Physical Culture,” by Mr Norman Kerr. 8: Relay from Prince Edward Theatre. Mr Geo. Poore, conductor ; quartet, Messrs. Lewis, Pitkin, Bennett, and Crutcher, “liic Entertainment Stores”; tenor solo, Mr Len Crutcher, selected; duet, Messrs. Pitkin and Bennett, “Harold and Reggie” ; elocutionary item, Mr. Jas Sharp, “Viewing the Baby”; soprano solo, Miss S. Thompson, “Danny Boy” (Weatherley); instrumental trio, The String Trio, (a) “Londonderry Air,” (b) “Hungarian Dance” (Brahms); humour, Mr Bert Watson, “Melodious Meanderings”; baritone solo, Mr Phil Lewis, “Nita Gitana”; quartet, Messrs. Lewis, Pitkin, Bennett, and Crutcher, (a) “Soldiers and Comrades,” (b) “Absent”; weather report; relay from Prince Edward Theatre ; duet, Messrs. Pitkin and Bennett, “Simpletons”; soprano solo, Miss 8. Thompson, “Splendour of the Morn”; quartet, Messrs. Lewis, Pitkin, Bennett, and Crutcher, “Sing Heigh I Sing Hol”; humour, Mr Bert Watson, Coon songs and stories: baritone solo, Mr P. Lewis, “Goad Company” ; relay from Prince Edward Theatre; elocutionary item, Mr J. Sharp, “And Yet I Don’t Know” ; duet, Messrs. Lewis and Crutcher, “Really? Well. I’m Surprised!” finale, Messrs. Lewis, Bennett. and Crutcher, “God Save the King”; a thought. 2YA Wellington.—Silent day. 3YA, Christchurch. —6 p.m.: Children’s session by Uncle Jack; 7.15: Addington stock market reports. 7.30: General news. 8.0: Chimes. Relay of orchestral selections from Everybody’s Picture Theatre Orchestra, under direction of Mr. Albert Bidgood; bass solo, Mr James Filer, “Bosom of the Deep” (Johnson-Phil-lips and Page); soprano solo, Mrs James Filer, ‘One Morning, Oh, So Early 1” (Diack-Leonard); vocal duets at piano, Misses Muriel Johns and Dorothy Johnston (a) ‘‘Moonbeams! Kiss Her For Me” (Woods-Davis), (b) “Song of the Wanderer” (MoretAllan); instrumental trio, Christchurch, Broadcasting Trio, “Three Miniatures” (Bridge-Goodwin and Tabb) ; tenor solo, Mr H. Blakeley. “My Sweetheart When a Boy’ (Morgan-Ascherberg); violin solo, Miss Thelma Cusack, “Orientale” (Cui-Allan); bass solo, Mr James Filer, ‘‘Bombardier” (Rawlings-Feld-man); soprano solo, Mrs James Filer, “The Children’s Home” (Cowen Boosey); vocal duets at piano, Misses M. Johns and D. Johnson, (a) “It All Depends on You” (De Sylva-Brown-Henderson), (b) “I Can’t Get Over a Girl Like You Loving a Boy Like Me” (Ruskin-Albert) ; relay from Everybody’s Theatre ; travelogue —second series, Mr. Leo. Hayward, “A Round Trip Through the Southern Lakes of Mt. Cook District” (M.S.): tenor solo, Mr H. Blakeley, “I seek for Thee in Every Flower” (Ganz-Ashdown); vocal duet. Mr and Mrs Jas. Filer. “Spider and the Fly” (Smith-Stuttard); violin solo, Miss Thelma Cusack, (a) “Cavantina” (Raff-Colei, (b) “Gavotte” (GossecHarris); tenor solo, Mr H. Blakeley, “An Evening Song” (BlumenthalChappell) ; soprano solo, with violin obligato. Miss M. Johns and Miss Cusack (violin), ‘‘Little Old Garden'’ (Zamccnik-Fox); instrumental trio, Christchurch Broadcasting Trio, (a) “Minuet in G” (Beethoven-Metzler), (b) “Sherzo, Op. 166” (SchubertHansen). 4YA Dunedin.—Silent Day. 4QG BRISBANE.—B p.m.: Tonight’s programme has been arranged bv King ai.id King Ltd., and will be relayed from the company’s music parlours. Queen street. Brisbane. 3LO, MELBOURNE.—7.IS p.m.: Under auspices of the Department of Agriculture. Mr R. Crowe. Acting Director of Agriculture, will sneak on “Lessons from the Roval Show.” 7.30 p.m.; Miss G. Flos Greig. 8.A.. LL.B.. “Yunnanfu. the Capital of the South-western Province of China.” 7.45 p.m.: Captain Peters. “Books. Wise and Otherwise.” Concert programme.