RADIO PROGRAMMES.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LI, Issue 199, 24 July 1931, Page 3

RADIO PROGRAMMES.

Radio programmes lor to-night are as follow:

IYA AUCKLAND (329 metres; 910 kilocycles).—s.o: Children’s session. 6.0: Dinner music. 7.40: Sports talk. 8.9: Chimes. Orchestra, “Tlic Land of Smiles.” 8.9: Contralto, Miss Doris Mooro. “Sink Red Sun”; “Unmindful of the Roses.” 8.15: Hawaiian Quartet, “Isle of Paradise” ; “Wanganui Moon.” Ukulele, Mr Norman Ingall, “Aiaui Girl.” 8.25: Scottish humour and song, “The Twa Macs,” “Breakfast in Ma Bed on Sunday Morning,” “Aye Waukin O,” “I Wish I had Someone to Love Me,” “Wo All Go Hame tho Same Way,” “Melville Castle.” 8.45: Xylophone and piano, Air Eric F. B. Waters and Air Ray Jury, “Raymond” Overture; “Polly.” 8.55: Records. 9.1: Evening weather forecast and announcements. 9.3: Records. 9.11: Tenor, Air William Farrow, “Ever of Thee.” 9.15: Hawaiian Quartet, “Hawaiian Echoes,” “Ivawaihau Waltz,” “Wailana.” 9.25: Contralto, Miss Doris Moore, “Green I-lills o’ Somerset,” “Thank God for a Garden.” 9.30: Piano, Mr Cyril Towsey, “Autumn.” 9.36: Records. 9.40: Piano and xylophone, Air Eric F. B. Waters and Air Ray Jury, “Bing Bung,” “The Whistler.” 9.50: Tenor, Air William Farrow, “Irish Emigrant,” “Good Company.” 9.57: Band, “Alarch Past Alounted.” 10.1: God Save the King 2YA WELLINGTON (416.7 metres, 720 kilocycles).—s.o: Children’s session. 6.0: Dinner music. 8.0: Chimes. Orehestrina. “Fra Diavolo.” 8.8: Baritone, Air Ken Rigby, “I’m a Dreamer.”- “Little Bit of Heaven.” 8.14: Guitar Orchestra.. “Aly Hawaiian Hula Queen,” “Alissouri Waltz.” 8.22: Soprano, Aliss Ena Itaplay, with orchestral accompaniment, “Love Will Find a Way,” “Light is my Heart.” 8.28: Comet solo, Air Thomas Goodall, “Weber’s Last Waltz.” 8.36: Baritone, Mr Ken Rigby, “Bachelor Gay,” “Smilin’ Thru’.” 8.42: Guitar Orchestra, “Sing a Little I.ove Song,” “Cuckoo Waltz.” 8.50: Orehestrina, “Alascotte.” 9.0: Evening weather report and station notices. 9.2: Tenor, Air Edwin Dennis, with, orchestral accompaniment, “The English Rose,” “Rose Marie.” 9.8: Cornet solo, Mr Thomas Goodall, “Facilita.” 9.14: Duet, Aliss Ena Rapley and Mr 0(1 win Dennis, “Come to Arckdy,” “Two Chicks.” 9.20; Orehestrina, “Paul Jones.” 9.30: Dance programme. 11.0: Close down. 3YA CHRISTCHURCH (306 metres; 980 kilocycles).—s.o: Children’s session. 6.0: Dinner music. 7.30: Talk, Air Frank Alilner, M.A., under the auspices of the Sunlight League, “Youth Alovcmont Abroad.” 8.0: Chimes. Orchestra, “Electric Girl.” 8.5: Baritone, Air Clive Hindle, with orchestral accompaniment, “Glory of the Sea.” Salon Duo, “The Voyagers.” 8.11: Octet, “I Aliss a Little Miss, ’ “I’ll Be Blue.” 8.19: Contralto, Miss Dulcie Mitchell, “A Farewell.” 8.23: Cornet, Air Norman G. Goflin. “Molly Bawn.” 8.29: Humour in song and story, Mr Jock Lockhart, “The Bold Bad Lad from Bagdad.” 8.35: Orchestra., “The British Patrol.” “In a Japanese Garden.” 8.39: Salona Duo, with orchestra, “Oh, Hint We Two Were Maying.” 8.42: Records. 8.48: Baritone, Mr Clive Hindle,. “Tlie Last Song.” Tho Salon Quartet, “Carry Me Back to Old Virginny.” 8.52: Records. 8.58: Soprano, Miss Addie Campbell, with orchestra, “A Youth Once Loved, a Alaiden,” “A Heart That’s Free.” 9.3 : Evening weather report and station notices. 9.5: Salon Group, “Kiss Ale Again.” 9.9: Contralto, Aliss Dulcie Mitchell, “A Pearl for Every Tear.” Baritone, Air Clive Hindle. with orchestral accompaniment, “I Heard You Singing.” 9.14, Orchestra. “No ! No ! Nanette.” 9.24 : Soprano, Aliss Addie Campbell, with Orchestral accompaniment, “Love’s Garden of Roses.” 9.28:- Cornet, Mr Norman G. Goffin, “At Break o’ Day,” 9.34: Tenor. Mr H. J. Francis, with orchestral accompaniment. “A Dawning,” “The Pipes of Pan.” 9.40: Humour in 6ong and story, Air Jock Lockhart, “The Lovely Aspidistra in the Old Art Pot.” 9.46: Octet, “The Swing Song.”. 9.50: Contralto. Aliss Dulcie Mitchell, with orchestral accompaniment, “When You Come Home.” Quartet, “Good-’Vj:ht, Beloved.” 9.59: Band, “Manhattan Beach,” “High School Cadets.” 10.2 : God Save the King. 4Y DUNEDIN (463 metres; 650 kilocycles).—s.o: Children’s session. 6.0: Dinner music. 8.0: Chimes. Orchestra, “Anctiffe Waltzes” selection. 8.9: Duet, Airs T. B. Pointon and Mr John T. liOech “A Night in Venice.” 8.13: Song, patter and dance, “The Radiettes,” “Swinging in a Hammock.” 8.17: Instrumental trio, Alisees Ethel Wallace, Sybil Baker and V. Aloffatt, “Vienna Life.” 8.27: Scots Humour, Air B. Brown, “I Like Aly Old Home Town,” “Piper-AlcFarkne.” 8.34: Records. 8.40: Contralto, Mrs E. Stone, “Aly Life Is Love.” 8.43: Violin, Aliss Ethel Wallace, “Souvenir D’Hongrio.” 8.49: Tenor. Air John T. Leech, “The Alessage.” 8.53: Piano, Mrs C. Drake, “Colonial Song,” “Water Wagtail.” 9.0: Evening weather report and station notices. 9.2: Orchestra, “Leslie Stuart Alolodies.” 9.18: Duet, Airs T. B. Pointon and Mr John Leech, “O Lovely Night.” 9.11: ’Cello, Aliss V. Aloffatt, “Nina.” 9.17: “The Radiettes,” “I’m in Training for You,” “Wild Flower.” 9.27: Records. 9.30: Soprano, Airs T. B. Pointon. “The Winds in the South.” 9.34: Trio, Alisses Baker, Wallace and Aloffatt, “Humoresque.” “Woodland Echoes,” “In the Alps.” 9.45: Scots Humour. Air B. Brown, “Bonnie Leezic Lindsay.” 9.49 : Records. 9.52 : Contralto, Airs E. Stone, “Bonnie Mary of Argyle,” “At Dawning.” 9.57: March. “Thunderer.” 10.2: God Save the King 2ZF PALMERSTON NORTH (285 metres, 1050 kilocycles).—7 to 9.30: Concert programme.