TO-DAY'S WIREESS PROGRAMME

Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 May 1930, Page 2

TO-DAY'S WIREESS PROGRAMME

IYA AUCKLAND (900 Kilocycles)

2.45, relay description of Rugby match'from Eden park; 5.0, children's session; 0.0, dinner session; 7.0, news and market reports; 8.0, orchestral, 'Good News'; 8.10, vocal, 'Rolling Down to Bio'; 8.16, soprano, Mrs. A Kattray, 'When the Heart Is Young'; 8.20, banjo-mandolin quartet, (;uj 'Home Town Band,' .(b) 'My Hong of the Nile'; 8.30, chorus, 'Cholc'; 8.33, orchestral, 'New Vienna'; 8.43, character sketch, Mr. G. C. Tollerton, 'A Cockney at the Theatre'; 8.49, organ, 'Bird Songs at Eventide'; 8.52, orchestral, (a) 'Maisie,' (bj 'GobJin Blues'; 9.2, soprano, Mrs. A. Rattray, (a) ' Ye Banks and Braes,' (b) 'Angus Macdonald'; 9.9, orchestral, (a) 'lrish Hornpipe,' (b) 'Chicken Reel,' (c) 'Turkey in the Straw,' (d) 'Arkansas Traveller'; 9.15, cornet solos, (a) 'Waltz' from 'Lilac Time,' (b) 'Globe Trotter March'; 9.24, character sketcn, Mr. G. G. Tollerton, 'Excelsior with Variations'; 9.32, organ, 'l'm Lonely'; 9.36, banjo-mandolin quartet, (a) 'lf 1 , Had a Talking Picture of You,' (b) 'One Kiss'; 9.40, chorus, 'My O' Home'; 9.50, orchestral, 'Latest Noveltics'; 10.0 to .11.0, dance programme. i ] 2YA WELLINGTON (720 Kilocycles) ; 3.0, studio items; 3.30 and 4.30, sports results; 5.0, children's session; 6.0, dinner music; 7.0, news session; , 7.40, lecturotte, Mr. A. E. Wilson, 'Tourist and Holiday Resorts'; 8.0, orchestral, 'Entry of the Boyards'; 8.9, quartet, 'The Wedding of the Painted Doll'; 8.13, xylophone duo, (a). 'Light Cavalry Overture,' (b) 'Your Mother and Mine'; 8.23, tenor, Mr. S. Duncan, 'Murmuring Breeze'; 8.27, instrumental, 1 (a) 'The Village Wedding,' (b) 'THe Laughing Cavalier';. 8.35, humour, Mr. W. Bishop; 8.45, novelty trio, 'Oriental One-step'; 8.48, Miss M. Chote, rec.it. and ana, ' Armida Diopietata,' 'Lascia Chi lo Piango'; 8.52, bass with quartet, Mr. R. S. Allwright. 'Good Old Jeff'; 8.56, instrumental, request item; 9.0, ring description of Loekie-Donovan' boxing match on relay from Napier; quartet, request item; xylopohone duo, (a) 'Artanna Polka'; "(b) 'Where the Bab-bab-bab-bling Brock'; tenor, Mr. F. Bryant, «1 Love to Hear You Singing'; cornet solo, with orchestra, Mr. W. Sneddon, 'My Ships'; piccolo solo, Mr. V. It. Brown, 'Captive Biru*; humour, Mr. W. Bishop; organ, (a) 'Hawaiian Sandman,' (b), 'I Love to Hear You Singing'; relay from St. Andrew's schoolroom of items from the concert of songs and dances of Old Homelands by the children of the Presbyterian children's homes: chorus, Bohemian folk songs, (a) 'To the Church Door,' (bj 'To the Garden Anni<\ Went'; Norwegian folk . fon<*. 'National Song'. • Fro-:i f!,o pfirlio: TViss. Mr. W. W. Marsha'l, 'A Bachelor's Lav Song'; ac("tnleons, ' Excf'nits, lihapsody in F,lm>': soprano. Mis< M. Chote, (aj 'Yesterday and To-day,' (bj 'A Song Remembered'; quartet, 'Carry Me Back to Old Virginny'; instrumental, danco

novelties; 10.12 to 11.0, (lance programme. 3YA CHRISTCHURCH (980 Kilocycles) 3.0, gramophone recital; 4.25, sports results; 5.0, children's hour; (5.0, dinner music session; 7.0, news session; 7.30, sports results; 8.0, orchestra). Electric Girl'; 8.5, discourse, Mr. b. Moran, 'Do Married Men Make the Best Husbands;/'; 8.12 happy songs at the piano, with ukulele, (a) 'Sing a Little Love Song,' (b) 'My Sweeter than Sweet*; 8.10, vocal novelty, 'Everybody Tap'; 8.22, minstrel potpourri, 'ln a Minstrel Revuette'; 8.22, organ, 'lf I'm Dreaming'; 8.45, soprano,'Miss M. O'Connor, 'There's a Light in Your Eyes'; 5.53, baritone, Mr. R. S. 11. Buchanan, ' Simon the Cellarer'; 8.57, clarinet solo, Mr. S. E. Munday, 'Beneath Thy Window'; 0.(5, orchestral, ' Eldgalt'ein'; 9.10, sketch, Mr. F. Moran, 'The Curate and the Congregation'; 9.20, happy songs at the piano, (a) 'Happy Days Are Here,' (b) 'Roses in June'; 9.27, organ, 'Shepherd Serenade'; 9.30, vaudeville, 'A Potted Rovue'; 9.50, clarinet solos, Mr. S. E. Munday, (a) 'On the Sea Shore,'"-(b) 'Spring Song'; 9.55, soprano, Miss M. O'Connor, (a) 'The Nincpenny Fidil,' (b) 'lrish Folk Song'; baritone, Mr. R. S. H. Buchanan, (a) 'Gipsy Love Song,' (b) Mack Briton'; 10.7 to 11.0, dance music. 4YA DUNEDIN (650 Kilocycles) 3.0, grarAophone items; 4.25, spuring results; 5.0, children's hour; 6.0, dinner music; 7.0, news session; 8.0, relay of concert programme from 31 A; 9.0, relay description of Leekic-Dono-van 'boxing match on relay from Napier; 10.0 to 11.0, dance session. 2FC SYDNEY The evening session, 8.0 to 11.30. — Empire Night! And it is litting that the evening programme should open with the musical presentation, 'Sons of the Empire,' in which the Big Four arg featuring in a special national programme in association with the Studio Orchestra, conducted by E. J. Roberts. In lighter vein are the sketches -by Billy O'Hanlon and partner, Charles Sadler in new comedy songs, and Molly Kir wan (entertain or). There are popu; lar orchestral selections and song groups by Margaret James (soprano). 2BL SYDNEY To-night's presentation, 8.0 to 12.0.« The popular presentation to-night features Doris Lascelles, entertainer. There are songs by Maurico Daly (baritone), selections by the A.B.C. instrumental ensemble and now popular numbers by Rae Foster. At 8.30 there will be a description of the fight from the Stadium, and later in the evening dance music will be contributed by Cec. Morrison and his band. PROGRAMME NOTES This evening at IYA some very line numbers will be given by the Orchestral Octet. A new combination, Miller's banjo-mandolin quartet, will a'ppoar; also Mr. G. C. Tollerton, a very fine humorist. Mrs. A. Rattray (soprano) will sing by request 'Ye Banks and Braes.' An excellent vaudeville programme has been arranged by 2VA. The Salon Orchestra will play. Mr. W. Sneddon will contribute as a cornet solo, with orchestral accompaniment, 'My Ships,' and Mr. V. R. Brown a piccolo solo, 'The Captive Bird.' Bono and Arta, the well-known xylophone duo, will feature several popular numbers, and Mr. ■Will Bishop will entertain at the piano. Vocal items will be rendered by tho Melodic Four, and Miss Mrytle Chote, F.T.0.L., L.A.8., of Wanganm. A feature of the programme as arranged will be a relay of several items from the concert of old songs and dances by tho children of the Presbyterian homes. { There will be plenty of variety from 3YA. Mr. Frank Moran will discourse on the question, 'Do Married Men Make the Best Husbands?' and he will also present a sketch entitled 'The Curate and the Congregation. 'Four Boys and a Piano' will give what they call 'A Minstrel Pot-pourri' (a negro entertainment) and 'A Potted Revue.' Miss Mary O'Connor (soprano) will •sing two Irish songs, and tho songs ol Mr. R .8. H. Buchanan (baritone solo ist of the Cathedral choir) will prove very popular. One of tho latter will bo tho old favourite, 'Simon tho Cellarer. Some of the very latest popular songs will be sung by the Joyous Pair. Two clarinet solos will be played by Mr. K. E. Munday. . 4YA will relay 3YA's programme. SUNDAY'S PROGRAMMES IYA AUCKLAND 3.0, studio items; (5.0, children's session; 6.55, relay of evening service from the Beresford street Congregational .Church (preacher, Rev. L. B. Fletcher); 8.30, relay of concert from the Town hall by the Auckland Municipal Band. 2YA WELLINGTON 3.0, studio' items; (5.0, children's session; 7.0, relay of evening service from St. Thomas's Anglican Church (preach er, Rev. C V. Rooke, M.A.); 8.15, relay of concert from the Grand Opera House by the Port Nicholson Silver Band. 3YA CHRISTCHURCH 3.0, gramophone recital; 5.30, children's song service; 6.30, relay of eve ning service from St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church (preacher, Rev. A. Brian Kilroy, M.A.); 7.45, gramophone items; 8.15, orchestral, 'Petite Suito do concert,.' La Caprice dti Nanette;. 8.19. soprano, Miss J. Briggs, 'Rejoice Greatly'; 8.23, violin, Miss L Morris, 'Air'; 8.26, contralto, Mrs. S. M. Williamson, 'God Who Madest Earth and Keavon'; 8.30, instrumental, 'Minuetto'; 8.40, tenor, Mr. S. Andrews, 'The Angol of Mons'; orchestral, 'Petite Suite do Concert,' Demande ei Response; 8.48, soprano, Miss J. 'Briggs, (a) 'Villaneile,' (b) 'Lullaby';

8.54, violin, Miss I. Morris, 'Andalusa'; 8.58, contralto, Mrs.. S. Williamson, (a) 'Hold Thou My Hand,' (b) 'O Glad Awakening'; 9.6, instrumental trio, 'Presto'; orchestral, 'Petite Suite de Concert,' Un Sonnet d'Amour, La Tarantelle Fretillante.' 3.0, gramophone items; 5.30, children's song service; 7.0, relay of evening service from the Salvation Army Citadel (preacher, Captain Chandler); 8.15, relay of concert programme from 3YA. 2Fcf SYDNEY . On Sunday 2FC will commence its programme at 10.0 a.m. and continue until 12.30 p.m., recommencing at 3 o'clock and continuing till 10.30. A special service from the Central Methodist Lyceum hall will be broadcast in connection with Empire Sunday celebrations. At 7 o'clock in the evening the William street Methodist service, conducted by the Rev. B. Coplin, will be on the air, 'and at 8.30 a concert programme by the Associated Music Clubs will be heard. 2BL SYDNEY Through 2BL service the morning devotions will come over from Pitt street Congregational Church at 11 o'clock, and in the evening an organ recital will be followed by a band concert relayed from 3LO Melbourne.

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