TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

Manawatu Times, Volume LIII, Issue 6666, 20 July 1928, Page 2

TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

. IYA AUCKLAND. 3 p.m.: Afternoon session. 4.0: Literary selection by the Announcer. .4.25; results. 0.0: Children's session. 7.1 u; Talk on “Motoring." 7.30: Nows and market reports. 8.1; Strand Theatre Orchestra. 8.11: Vocal Quartet. “Londonderry Air." 8.15: Auckland Trio, “First Movement." 8.24: Contralto solo by Miss Gwcuyth Evans, “1 Live for i0u."8.28: Saxophone solo, “Berceuse do Jocelyn." 8.32: Baritone solo by Mr. John Broc, “From Oberon in- fairy- 1 land." 8.30: Humour by Mr. Fred W. 1 Barker. 8.41: Soprano solo bv Madamo ' Mary Towscy. ‘“the Erl King." 8.46: ' ’Cello solo by Mias Mollie Wright. 8.51: Vocal'quartet, “When the Heart is i Youhg." 8.55: Strand Theatre Orchestra. . 0,6; . The Snappy Three, (a) ! “Dream Kisses’’; ftj) “Souvenirs." 9.13:. Miss 0. Evans, “A Castilian Lament.’ ’ • 0.17:. Mr. ,P., W. Barker. 9.27: Mr. J.' Bred, '“The Watchman." 0.32: Saxophone solo, “Chaconne, Op. 62." 9.36: Vocal duct, “A Love’s Beginning.". 9.40; Mr. J. McDougal, “Mary o£ Argylo. ’ ’ 9.44;. The Snappy Three. (a) “l)o That Heebie Jecbie Dance." (b) “Together ,We Two”; (c) “For My Sweetheart." 0.52; Auckland Trio, “'Chopiniana.’’ 10.0; Vocal Quartet, “0, Hush Theh, My Baby." ':*[ ■ ~2YA WELLINGTON. ./'Srlr'SelectciJ grantOphonc items.- 4.39 and s6st Sports ’ results, to/handl-6.0; Children’s sc.sslqp,—7.o: Nows session, markpL'lieports, results. ,8.1: overt]uferTTThq Orchestra. 8.9: Vocal. quartet, ; ;“Bsbin 'AdaiL" 8.13: Baritone solo, byi 1 Air* jSdjy%dgcr, The Bast. E. f/Medley of Scotch' Songs-t , 6.23:’’Stingk &p‘‘ tha-piano. 8.33: The THvo BoilFdtOWls,"‘More Hoots.,". 'trios, (a) “Sweet Ohixniim Bolls "; (b) “Baby Feet. Go Pitter-patter." 8.4 V; Soprano sold by Miss Moana Goodwill, “The-Valley of Laughter. ’ ’ 8.51: The Orchestra, “CavalleiWvlßusticana,' ’ 9.3: Contralto -solosby'MKss Hilda'Chudley, (a) “In a Garden"} (b) “Ashes of Boses?" 9.10; The Orchestra. 9.18: Tenor solos by Mr. E. W. Bobbins, (a) “Less' Than the Dust"; (b) -/•'Kashmiri Song,". 9.25: Mr. E. M. Stratradre, “'Dudef the Double Eagle.” ;9;39;.,The Two Bpiled. Owls, (a) “Henry’s Made -a Lady Out of Lizzio”; (b) “Stop On It." 9.37: The Orchestra, (a)’ “Licboratraum"; (b) “Eussian-Dances, Nos. 2 and 4." 9,47; Vocal 1 duet, “Greeting." 9.51: Instrumental trios, (a) “I’ll Sing Thee Songs of Araby ’ ’; (b) “The-Old Parlour Clock-" 9.58; Apollo Singers, “When Evenings' Twilight." 10.2: The Orchestra, African suite, “T’Chaka." SYA CHEISTCHUBCH. '3 p.m.: Afternoon session. 4.25; Sports results’. /SO : Children’s hour. 7.15; News session. 7.30: Sports review. 8.1: Overture.. 8.9,: Eadiollaa Quartet. 8.16: Violin solo by,Miss Irene Morris, “Souvenir." 8.20:' Soprano and', bass duet, “Please Don’t F1irt.”8,27;, Instrumental Trio, ‘‘Kendo." 8.33: Bass solo by Mr, W. J. Kichards, “The Only Way.-" 8.37: Beresford Banjo Banu, (a) “Brown. Baby";, (b) “The Possums Picnic." 8.45: Contralto and tenor duet, “Bound the Corner." 8.49: Eecitation by Mr. J. P. D&rragh, “Fair Dinkum." 8.53: Euphonium solo by Mr. S. N. Crisp, “ When Summer Was." 8.57: Soprano solo by Mrs. Claris Shaw, “I'd Like to Bring." 9.10: The Eadiolians, “Dancing Mad. 9.14: Miss Irene Morris, “Mehuet. l '’ ;9.l9:,.Contralto solo and chorus, “ Stars.':’,. 9.231 Beresford Banjo Band, fa). “Back I. Went. to Parliament"; (b) “Winsome Willie." 9.30: Mr. Gregorv Bussell, “Pink and White." 9.33: Mr. S. N. Crisp, “11-Tro-vatore." ,-0.38: ;; Mr. W. J. Eichards, “I’m a Millionaire.'' 9,42: Instrumental Trio, “Two Dances." 9.48: Humour by Mr. J; P. Darragh. 9.53: Soprano solo and final’ chorus, (a). “Play Mo That Tunc"; (b) “To-night's the Night." 9.59: Beresford Banjo Band, (a) “Daddy Long Legs"; (b) “We All Said No!" . . .. . ' 4YA DUNEDIN. I ’• -. 3.1: Gramoi>hopp recital. 3.15: Talk on “Fashions.'" 4.25: Sports results. 6.1: Children's session. 7.15: Nows session. 8.10: Mezzo-soprano solos .by Miss Molly Vickers, (a) “ You'll Git Heaps of Lickin's’ 7 ,-“Prayer Perfect." 8.16: Cornet solo by Mr. George, Christie, “ Will Ye No Como Back Again.” 8.24: Baritone solo by M r - L. M. Cachcmaille, “The White;Bird." 8.27: Humorous re-citals-by Miss Sheila Neilson. 8.35: Pianoforte solo by* Airs. Ernest Drake, L.A.8., “Saqfiidillos.*' 8.39: Miss Molly Vickers, “By the AVaters of Minnc-t0n-ka.”»8.42; .Mr. .George Christie,, fa) “Till the Sands of the Desert Grow Cold"; (b) “Song- Without Words." 8.51: Mr. L. M. Cachemaillc, (a) “The Garden Where My Soul Was Born"; (b) “ At tho Shrine of Aphoditc.” 8.58: Miss Sheila Neilson.” 9.5: Dance Music. 2BL SYDNEY. 5.45: Children's session. 8.0: Opening chorus, - 8.45:. Lecture recital by Miss Hilda Boyle England (soprano). 9.4: Sun turf export. 10.22: Dance orchestra and Sun news. 2FC SYDNEY. 5.45 p.m.: “Hello Man" talks to the children. 7.40: Programme announcements. 9.0: Carl Buddcn Morris, pianoforte recital. Ambassadors Dance Band.