TO-DAY'S WIRELESS PROGRAMME.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 20 September 1928, Page 3

TO-DAY'S WIRELESS PROGRAMME.

ITA AUCKLAND. 3 p.m., afternoon v, session; 3.36, talk on ‘ Gas Cooking’; 3.45, selected items; 4.0, literary selection; 4.25, sports results; 6.0, children’s hour; 7.15, talk by Mr. N.. M, Richmond on ‘ Thinkers or io-day: Graham Wallas’; 7.30, nows and market reports; 8.1, overture, ‘ William Tell'; 8.12, opening chorus, The Gayoy Octet, ‘Let Us Introduce Ourselves’; 8.16, tenor solo, ‘Queen of My Heart’; 8.20 J vocal quartet, ‘You Swear to be Good and True’; 8.25, instrumental trio, ‘ Scherzo from Trio in B Elat ’: 8.34, soprano solo and chorus, Chon Kina’* 8.39, waltz chorus, ‘Light as Air’; 8.43. recitation by Mr. J.-F. Montague, ‘The Lady or the Tiger 8.48, baritone solo and chorus, ‘Love Love ’; 8.53, soprano solo, ‘ Ave Maria’; 8.57, suite, orchestra, selection from ‘Merchant of Venice’; 9.6, old English glee, ‘John Peel’; 9.11, quintet, ‘I Rejoice That It’s Decided’; 9.16, ’cello solo by Miss Molly Wright, ‘As Gnee in Happy Days’; 9.21, contralto solo, ‘The Old. Folks at Home’; 9.25, Octette ‘Blue Danube’; 9.30, humour by Mr. J. F. Montague, baritone and chorus, ‘ When Britain Really Ruled the Waves’; 9.41, instrumental trio, selections front ‘L’Enfant Prodigue’: 9.51, soprano solo, ‘My Hero’; 9.55, finale. The Savoy Octet, ‘Now Our Entertainment’s Ended.’ 2YA WELLINGTON. 3.1, selected gramophone items; 4.30 and 4.55 p.m., sporting results to hand; 6.0, children’s hour; 7.0, news session, market reports and sports results; 7.40, leeturette by Miss Margaret O’Connor, ‘Modern Dancing’; studio concert by the Ist Battalion Wellington Regiment Band (under the conductor ship of Lieutenant B. J. ShardloW), 'assisted by 2YA artists; 8.1, march, the Band, ‘Royal Australian Navy’; selection, ‘H.M.S. Pinafore’; 8.15, vocal quartet, ‘A Mighty King is Wine’; 8.19, tenor solo by Mr, W. E. Elliott’ ‘ Carmencita’; 8.22, humour by Mr. A. Stanley , Warwick, ‘A Dutch Picture’; 8.27, cornet solo by Sergeant ,W. Bark, ‘ Zelda’; 8.35, baritone solo by Mr. Harry Matthew, ‘A King’s Man’; 8.39, tenor solos by Mr. Stuart Nelson, (a) ‘Angel’s Guard Thee’; (b) ‘Lolita’; 8.47, meditation, the Band, ‘Sanctuary of the Heart’: 8.51, bass solos by Mr. T. C. Wood, ‘Songs of The Open Country’ (a) ‘The Crown, of the Year’; (b) ‘The Wayfarer’s Night Song’; (c) ‘The Tune of the Open Country’; 9.3, lecturette by Mr. Johannes Andersen, ‘Native Birds’: 9..13, v selection by the Band, ‘Our Miss Gibbs’; 9.25, tenor aud quartet, ‘My Blue Ridge Mountain Home’; 9.29, humour by Mr. A. Stanley Warwick, ‘Knocking Down Ginger’; 9.35, characteristic intermezzo, the Band, ‘Australia To-day’; 9.41, baritone solo by Mr. Harry Matthew, ‘On the Road to Mandalay’’; 9.44. tenor solo by Mr. Stewart Nelson, ‘Out of the Mist’: 9.48, selection, the Band, ‘Pirates of Penzance’; March, ‘On the , Quarterdeck.’ 3YA CHRISTCHURCH. 3 p.m., afternoon session; 6.0, children’s hour; 7.15, news session; 7.30, talk under the auspices of'the Canterbury Progress League; 8.1, rebroadcast of *2YA Wellington; 8.7, vocal quartet, ‘So Early in the Morning’; baritone solo by Mr. Clive Hindle, ‘Ma Curly Headed Babby’; tenor sold; by Mr. Harold Prescott; 8.15, violin solo by Miss Irene Morris, ‘Canzonetta’; 8.20, soprano solo by Madame Gower Burns, ‘Such a Li’l Fellow’; 8.23, orchestral ‘Amaryllis’; 8.27. tenor solo by Mir. Harold Ercscott, ‘ Croon, Croon, Underneath the Moon’; ‘8.31, instrumental trio, ‘Scherzo’; 8.38, contralto solo by Miss Ann Harper, ‘Swing Low’; 8;42, recitation by Miss Masjna Juriss, ‘The Slave’s Dream’; 8.47, vocal quartet. ‘ My Old Kentucky Home ’ duet, ‘Goodnight’; , 8.53, overture, ‘Pomp and Circumstance,’ Part 2, in A-minor; 9,3, baritone solo by Mr. Clive Hindle, ‘O Dinah Dear’; contralto solo by Mrs. Ann Harper, ‘Deep River’; 9.11, violin solo by Miss Irene Morris, ‘Cantilene’; 9.15, vocal quartet and solo, ‘The Gamptown Races’; 9.18, orchestral, ‘lndian Love Call’; 9,23, soprano solo by Madame Gower Burns, ‘Creole Cradle Song,’; 9,27, instrumental trios, (a) ‘My Lady Chloe’: (b) ‘Yalse; No. 6’; 9.36, solo and chorus, ‘De Cornin’ ob( do King’; 9.40, cornet solos by Mr. W. Marquet, (a) ‘Goodbye’; (b) ‘Reverie No, 2’; 9.50, character sketch, Miss Maiona_ Juriss, ‘Chicken on the Brain’; 9.55, vocal quartet, ‘Oh! Miss Hannah.’ PROGRAMME NOTES. The Savoy Octet, a very popular combination at IYA, is billed for this evening. Also on the same programme will be Mr. J. F. Montague. ' i I Band concert at 2YA this evening. Contributing vocalists will be the Warblers Male Quartet in a well selected programme. Elocutionary items will be given by Mr. A. Stanley Warwick and Mr. Johannes Anderson will give another talk on bird life. There will bo no doubt about the popularity of this evening’s concert at 3YA, tho programme for which will consist of plantation melodies. It will be very entertaining to have a whole evening devoted to the melodics which were sung by the negroes Of the Southern States of America. There are songs like “My Old Kentucky Homo,’’ others are lullabies, then there are songs of religious fervour, and others of a strong humorous nature. Among the lastnamed will bo the old favourite, 4 lue Gamptown Races.’’ Silent day' at 4YA.