TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 25 November 1929, Page 3

TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME.

IYA AUCKLAND (900 Kilocycles)

SILENT DAY

2YA WELLINGTON (720 Kilocycles)

<LI, gramophone items; 4.30 and 4.50, sports results to hand; 5.0, children’s session; (1.0, dinner session—Columbia hour: Orchestra, ‘ln a Persian Market’; violin, ‘Liebeslied’; 0.15, orchestra, ‘The Busy Bee’; orchestra, 'My Lady Dainty’; octet, ‘La Serenata’; , cinema organ, ‘Firefly’; 0.30, orchestra, ‘March of the Toys'; waltz, ‘Hy--2»,* " 7 J dropaten ; violin, ‘Zapateado’; G. 45. orclicstra, ‘Jolly Fellows’; octet, ‘Sore- ■ nade ■; waltz, ‘Beautiful Ohio’; 7.0, news session, market reports and sports > results; 7.40, Jecturelte, Miss M. 1 O'Connor, ‘Dancing’; 8.1, orchestrina, 1 ‘Hungarian Lustspiel’; 8.9, vocal duct, i Misses J. Briggs and X. Coster, ‘Vio- ! lets’; 8.13, tenor, Mr. W. E. Hill, ‘How 1 Vain is Man’; 8.17, .orchestrina, ‘Sym- • phony No. s'; 8.25, one-act play, Mr. 1 V. S. Lloyd and Miss E. Lloyd, ‘When Courage Fails’; 8.40, violin, (a) ‘Rondo,’ (b) ‘Bagatelle in D’; 8.4 G, bass, Mr. J. M. Child well, ‘The Pibroch’; S.nO. vocal quartet, ‘The Winds’; 8.54, orchestrina, ‘Serenade’; 9.2, relay of organ recital by Mr. 11. T. White, (a) * Romance, ’ (b) ‘March in G’; 9.14, soprano, Miss J. Briggs, (a) ‘The Silver Ring-,’ (b) ‘The Night Wind’; 9.21, choir, (a) ‘Monotonously Rings the Little Bell,’ (b) ‘Song of the Volga Boatmen’; 9.28, mezzo-contralto, Miss N. Coster, ‘To Music’; 9.32, orchestrina, ‘Three French Songs,’ (a) Hindoo Song, (b) At Evening, (c) Open Thy Blue Eyes; 9.40, tenor, Mr. W. R. Hill, ‘My Love’s an Arbutus’; 9.44, '•olio, (a) ‘Gavotte,’ (b) ‘Madrigale’; 9.50, vocal quartet, ‘Now is the Month cl Maying’; 9.54, orchestra, ‘Minuet’; ..orchestrina, ‘ Aragonai.se. ’ 3YA CHRISTCHURCH (980 Kilocycles) 3.0, afternoon session; 4.25 .sports remits to hand; 5.0, children’s session; O. dinner session—His Master’s Voice hour: Band, ‘Morning, Noon and Night’; violin, ‘Hebrew Melody’; G. 15, orchestra, ‘Malaguenagrand organ, ‘Largo’; orchestra, ‘Rustic Wedding Symphony’; G. 30, orchestra. ‘Scene <!.• Ballet Marionettes'; orchestra. ‘Friend o’ Mine’; orchestra, ‘None but (he Weary Heart'; G. 45, orchestra, ‘Wedding of tin’ Winds’; 'cello, ‘Prize Song’; orchestra, ‘.Marche Militairo’; 7.0, news session and sports results; 7.15, talk, Mr. E. J. Bell, Book Review; 7.30, lecture!te, ‘Top Dressing in Canterbury’; S.l, studio programme by New Brighton Municipal Band: S.l. march, ‘Victoria’; one-steyi, ‘You’re in Style’; 8.8, soprano, Miss B. Sutton, (a) ‘Snnflakes, ’ (b) ‘Fairy Lures’; 8.13, instrumental, (a) ‘Melodic,’ (bj ‘Rondo alia Tinea’; S.2T, baritone, Mr. J. Worgan. ‘Dreamland, I Hear Yon Calling’; 5.25, humorous song. ‘The Continong’; 8.29, waltz, ‘Ninette’; 8.34, humorous recital, Mr. J, J, Flewellyn, ‘The Laundry Problem, or the Vanished Washerlady ’; 8.39, kinema organ, ‘Sunrise’; 8.12, mezzo-soprano. Miss L. Colville, (a) ‘Song of the Little. Falk. (M 'Mighty Lak ’ a Hose’; 5.49, novelties, (a) ‘Colombo,’ (b) ‘You’re a Real Sweet heart’; 8.5 G. tenor, Mr. P. Maedonald, (a) ‘Love Is Mine,’ (b) ‘Because’; 9.4. soprano. Miss B. Sutton, (a) ‘Days of Joy Are Here,’ (b) ‘The Little ' Old Garden’; 9.9, instrumental, (a) ‘ Intermezzo. ’ (It) ‘Serenata’; 9.17, baritone, Mr. J. Worgan, (a) ‘My Beloved Queen,’ (b) ‘There’s a Song Down Every Roadway’; 9.25, selection, ‘Carisbrookc 9.34, recital, Mr. J. J. Flowellyn, ‘The Scene Shifter’s Lament’; 9.39, trombone, Mr. L. Croft, ‘Sliding Sid’; 9.44, mezzo-soprano. Miss L. Colville, ‘Hanging Out the Clothes’; 9.45, foxtrot novelties, (a) ‘I Ain’t-Neverßeen Kissed,’ (b) ‘Virginia’; 9.55, tenor, Mr. P. Macdonald, ‘Land of Delight’; 9.59, march, ‘Steadfast and True.’

4YA DUNEDIN (650 Kilocycles)

.*5.1, gramophone items; 4.2.1, .sports results to hand; 13.1, children’s session; G.O, dinner session—His Master's Voice hour: Orhccstra, ‘ Praclndinm ’cello, ‘Melody in F’; ondiestra, ‘Fugin Onegin’; orchestra, ‘Shining Moon’; (i.ln, orchestra, ‘Suite of Serenades,’ (a) Spanish, (b) Chinese, (e) Cuban, Id) Oriental; wait/, ‘Tales From the Vienna Woods'; (5.30, orchestra, ‘Berceuse’; 'cello, ‘Traumercl’; male quartet, ‘Chlo-e’; orchestra, (a) ‘Serenade, (b) ‘Flight of the Bumble Bee'; 0.45. (a) ‘Vulso Triste,’ (b) ‘Funeral March of a Marionette’; orchestra, ‘Marche Militaire'; 7.0, news session; 8.1, overture, ‘Lilac Time’; 8.9, presentation of the comic opera, ‘The Dancing Mistress,’ Act 1; 8.29, trio/‘Die Meistersingers von Nurnberg’; 8.39, ‘The Dancing Mistress,' Act 2; 9.2, orchestra, ‘Sylvia Ballet, Prelude and Inter mc7£o’; 9.10, bapitono, Mr. L. M. Cachomaillo, ‘The Mistress of the Master’; 9,14, ’cello, Mr. P. J. Palmer, ‘Lc Cygne'; 9.20, soprano, Miss F. Elmos, ‘Full Moon’; 9.24, pianoforte. Mrs. F Drake. ‘Two Sea Pieces’; 9.30, contralto, Miss D. Skinner, ‘O Then that Tellest ’; 9.34, ’cello, Mr. P. J. Palmer. ‘Siciliana’; 9.39. chorus, gems from ‘Sunny’; 9.4(1, trio, ‘Cujus Animarn’; 9.5(1, tenor, Mr. J .Montague, ‘Marie’; 9.59, orchestra. ‘SvHda Ballet.’