TO-DAY'S WIRELESS PROGRAMME.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 19 January 1929, Page 3

TO-DAY'S WIRELESS PROGRAMME.

IYA AUCKLAND. 3 p.m., afternoon session; 4.0, literary selection; 4.25, sports results .to hand; 6.U, children s’ hour; 7.15, news and market reports; 8.1, orchestrat, ‘ Maritaua ’; *B.O, vocal duo, (a) maine'; (b) ‘Since I Fouhtl You ; B*l r. instrumental trio, ‘First Movement, Trio No. 1’; 8.26, medley waltz, ‘My Isle of Golden Dreams'; 8.30, soprano solo by Miss Sophie Vivian, ‘Ala CurlyHeaded Dabby'; 8.35, humour by Monty, ‘The Near East'; 8.39, cello solo by Miss Molly Wright, ‘Adagio ; 8.44, vocal duo, (a; ‘ Just Wondering ; (b) ‘Behind the Clouds’; ’ 8.52, mule chorus, ‘Under the Clover Moon'; 9.3, monologues by Miss Sophie Vivian; 9.11, soprano and male quartet, ‘Sweet Suzanne’; 9.15, instrumental trio, ‘Humoresque’; 9,24, programme of dance music. *

2YA WELLINGTON. 4.30 and 4.55, sporting results to hand; 6.0, children s hour; 7.0, news session; 8.1, the orchestra, ‘Ole South’; waltz, ‘The Skater’s Waltz’; 8.9, quartet, ‘Peter the Cat’; 8.13, saxopnone solo, ‘ Sax-o-ophunß,l7, tenor solo by Mr. Frank Bryant, ‘A String of Pearls’; 8.21, contralto solo by Mrs. P. M. Jackson, ‘Hills of Donegal’; 8.23, Hawaiian, (a) ‘Sweet Hawaiian Dreams’; (b) ‘Sunny Smiles of Hawaii’; 8.29, quartet, ‘Slow River'; 8.33, Xylophone -with orchestra, ‘Gee Whizz!’; *8.37, humour by Mr. Jack Wilkinson; 8.43, baritone solo by Mr, R. S. Alliwright, ‘The Village Blacksmith’; 8,47, the orchestra, ‘A Southern Wedding.’; 9.2, chorus, ‘Gems from ‘The Pirates of Penzance’; 9.6, tenor solo by Mr. Sain Duncan, ‘When Other Lips'; 9.1 D, the orchestra, repeat item; 9.18, contralto solq by Mrs. P. M. Jackson, ‘Absent’; 9(22, Wurlitzor organ solo, ‘By the Blue Hawaiian Waters’; 9.26, musical comedy selection, ‘Waltz Dream’; 9.36, humour by Mr. .Jack Wilkinson; 9.42, bass solo by Mr. W> W. Marshall, ‘The Jungle Song’; 9.46, quartet, ‘Home little Maori, Home’; 9.50, the orchestra, foxtrot novelties; 10.0, dance, programme.

3YA CHRISTCHURCH. 3 p.in,, afternoon session; -1.25, sports results; (5.0, children's hour; 7.15, news session; 7.30, sports results; 8.1, rebroadcast of 2Y A Wellington; 10.0, dance Inusic. 4YA DUNEDIN. 7.15, news session; 8.1, orchestral music; 8.11, humorous (Scottish songs by Mr. J. Paterson, (a) ‘The Picnic’; (b) ‘When AlcKic "Started to Learn to Play' the Bagpipes’; ".10, foxtrots, (a) ‘Dixie Dawn’; (5) ‘Louisiana’' 8.27, popular song by Miss Betty Roberts, ‘lf Winter-Comesß.3o, humorous sketch by Miss .Sheila Ncilson and Mr. J. B. McConnell; 8.-10, urchestral overture from the Octagon Theatre; 8.55, old popular songs by Mr, Norman Scurr, (a) ‘Hello, Hollo, Who’s Your Lady friend’; (b) ‘You Great Big Wonderful Baby’; .9.5, waltz, ‘Gipsy Love’; 9.9, popular song hit by Miss Minna Ahlers, ‘Anything Y’ou .Say'; 9.13, foxtrot, ‘My Pet’; 9.17, humorous .Scottish song by Mr. J. Paterson, ‘Wo All Go the .Same Way Home’; 9.21, Hawaiian, ‘ Uluwehi O Kaala’; 9.24, popular song numbers by Miss Betty Roberts, (a; ‘Beside the Babbling Brook’; (b) ‘Caring for the Rose’; 9.31, humorous sketch by Miss Sheila Ncilson a'nd Mr. J. B. AlcCouncJJ; 9.-11, old popular song by Air. Norman Scurr, ‘AH Aboard for Dixie’; 9.45/saxophone solo, ‘ Sax-o-phun; 9.49, popular song hits by Aliss Minna Ahlers, (a) ‘You Wore a Tulip, and. I Wore a Big Red Rose’; (b) ‘fair Hawaii’; 9.5-4,- march, ‘March of the Toys.’ SUNDAY’S PROGRAMME. IYA AUCKLAND. 3 p.m., afternoon session; -J.O, literary selection; (5.U, children’s hour; (5.55, relay from Pitt Street AJcdb odist Church' of evening service; 8.3 U, c#chcstfal, ‘Lilac Time’; 8.38, baritone solo by Air. Norman Day, ‘King Charles’; 8.42, pianoforte solo, ‘Rosamunde Ballet Alusic’; 8.46, vocal duet, ‘A Altiy Alorning’; 8.50, orchestral, ‘ln a Monastery Garden’; 8.58, soprano solos by Madame Cora Alelvin, (a) ‘Will o' the Wisp-’; (b) ‘Sing, Joyous Bird9.s, trio aud chorus, ‘ Toreador's Bong’ from ‘Carmen’; 9.9, pianoforte solo, ‘Licbestraumc’; 9.13, baritone solo by Air. Norman Day, ‘Liudy’; 9.17, orchestral, ‘in A fairy Realm’; 9.25, vocal duet, ‘for Y’ou Alone.’ 2YA WELLINGTON. 0.0, children’s song service; 7.0, relay of evening service from St. John-s Presbyterian Church; 3.15, orchestra, •Prelude, to ‘Lohengrin’: baritone solo by Air. Charles Clark, ‘ The Glory of the Sea’; violin solo, ‘Londonderry Air’; mezzo-soprano solo by Miss Ngaire Coster. ‘ What a Wonderful World it Would Be’; choral, ‘Thanks bo to God’: soprano solo by Aliss Eileen KLmbell, ‘Lord of Our Chosen Race’; string quartet, ‘Quartet in A Minor’; contralto solo with 'cello obbligato, ‘Yohrzeit’; march, ‘Carmen’; tenor solo, : ‘Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal’; mezzosoprano solo by Aliss Ngaire Coster, ‘Lullaby’; choral, ‘O Gladsome Light’; baritone solos by Air. Charles Clark, (a) ‘Mclisaudc in the Wood’; (b) ‘Parted’; pianoforte solo, ‘Caprice in G Alajor'; soprano solos by Miss Eileen Kimbell, (a) ‘Swift the Hours’; (b) ‘A -Memory'; trio, ‘Duel Scene’ from ‘faust’; band, ‘ Conqueror Alarch.'

3YA CHRISTCHURCH; 3 p.m., afternoon session; 5.30, children’s song service; 0.15, hymn chimes; 7.0 ; relay of evening service from Holy Trinity Church; 8.15, overture, ‘Poet and Peasant ’; 8.23, mezzo-soprano solos by -Mrs. G. L. Bull, (a) ‘ln the Husk’; (b) ‘All Roads Lead Home’; 8.27, organ solo, ‘Humoresque’; 8.35, contralto solo by Miss Elizabeth V'as.s, ‘Out on the Rocks’; 8.31), string cpiartet, ‘Quartet in H—Andante Gantabile’; 8.-17, mezzo-soprano solos by Mrs. G. L. Bull, (a) ‘Oh, But 1 Express in Song’; (b; ‘Stay with Me, Summer’; 8.53. violin solo, ‘Ave Maria’; 0.1, contrar.o solos by Miss Elizabeth Vass, (a) ‘Beloved, Sleep"; (b) ‘Homeland’; 0.5, selection, ‘Nearer My God to Thee’; 9.8, tenor solo, ‘Were Vou There?’; vocal duet, ‘Ev’ry Time 1 Peel the Spirit’; 9.13, selection, • ‘ Valse Triste’; 9.17( chorus, 'Cavalleria Rusticana’; 9.21, ’cello solo, Slumber Song"; 9.25, baritone solo, ‘Slumber On, My Little Gipsy Sweetheart’; 9.29, Marche, Militaire.' 4YA DUNEDIN. 5.30 p.m., children’s song service; 6.30, relay of service from Hanover Street Baptist Church; 7.40, organ recital by Air. P. U. Harvey; 8.0, relay ’ from St. Hilda, of concert by the St. Kilda Band. !£/&/■;Li;--••; -•••.-iz.aSj