TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

Manawatu Times, Volume LIII, Issue 6669, 24 July 1928, Page 11

TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

IYA AUCKLAND. 3 p.m.; afternoon session; 4.0: literary selection by ''the announcer; 4.35' sports results; (5.0: children's hour; 7.15: talk on Poultry-Keeping; 7.30: nows and reports; 8.1: Majestic Theatre Orchestra; 8.11: baritone solo—Mr. Walter Brough, "Friend”; 5.15: Auckland Trio, ‘.‘Last Movement”; 8.24: contralto solos—Madame Irene Ainsley, (a) ~ "Ideale” (b) "Nella Notto D’April”; 8.30: cornet solo—"Miserere”; 8.34: tenor solo—Mr. A. Bipley, ‘ ‘ Take a Pair of Spark-., ling Eyes”; 8.38: Majestic Theatre Orchestra; 8.48: violin solo—Miss Ina Bosworth, "Ist Movement Concerto”; 8.53: Talk, on Old. Now -Zealand; 9.8: cornet sold^—f ‘Plight of Ages”;; 9.12: soprano solo —Miss ■Marjorie . Faire, "Morning”; -;9.i6:;, Auckland .Trio, “Little Modern ..Suite”; ~9.24: presentation of excerpts from -"The Bohemian Girl,” by Balfo, produced, under the direction of Maclawo Irene Ainsley; 7 2YA WELLINGTON. ■ i : . 3.1: selected, gramophone items; 4.30 and 4.55; sports results to hand; .6.0: 'Children’S ' session; -7.0: news' -session, market ■ reports and sports results; 7.40: lecturette by; a representative .of the Agricultural Department; 1 8.1 r The Orchestra, "Carmen”; 8.9: Orpheus Quartet, ‘ Sleep, - Darling. -- : Sleep ! 8.13: violin and-,,piano : 501b;3.21:. soprano solo—rMfs. .'Alice Harris, 'ft The Old-Fashioned Clock”; : 8.25‘: ihstru--mental trios—(a) ’‘‘ Shine on, Harvest Moon,” (b) ' 1 ‘.Heebie Jeeliio DaticC"; 8,32: vocal duet— ‘‘ Gentle Moon”; 8.36: The Orchestra, (a) "Serenata” .(b) "HuhgarianDan'co’?;' 8.44: hum-our—-Miss' ' Hose 7‘ CSiftc; ' "Reggie”; 8.49: contralto 7 solo—Miss Lily Maokic. "The. Pool ■ of.Quietnessß.s3: relay of jmgan solos by Mr. H. Temple White; 9*: test transmission, and Ice--tore, tor of. Music J 9.251 tenor solo —-Hr..' Arthur Ooe, ‘ (Who -Thro ’ ■ the Musetta”; fl;-29: The'-Grehestra;' -repeat number;-. 0.37.; : baritono 1 solos—Mr- Lon.) Barnes,*' Tas 1 ‘‘Edward’” (b) “Xnttjr Nos” (c) "With a Heart Bounding Gaily”;:-, ; L 9,47: The Orchestra, "Bing Boys”; ' 9755: humour Miss Rose Carte; fljtt.o? instrumental trios; 10.7;; Orpheus Quartet; ‘‘.When the Budding. Bloom of May?’; TO. 11; The .Orchestra, latest dance .novelties,.-v-AYA, DUNED7INV ’ 3.1: gramophone.r concert;; 3.40:, studio .music: 4.0: an .address on “Art Needlework''4,3s: ' snorts : results; (6,1: children's sesfeioh;. 7.15 j, maws sos|sion: 7:30; an address 11 bn ‘‘Tourist Resorts”;' 871:;march—'Band, '7“The Gaptivator ; -:8.5a I baritone : R.:. B. Macdonald, > Tommy ,■ Lad f ’ (b) GO al—Miss -Madge ..Yate.Sj,-' .-“Mrs,-- MeLoorie'a'Country Visit’?; 8,15: Band, “Bohemian GiN”; >! 8;35: contralto, solo Mies,, Wct A#ahes' MybHodrt“f ‘dddress— Pastor W. ’D. More; 8.44: Band, "Destiny”; 8.54: vocal, duet-—’” Tho ,Day .is Done ’'V ' 6i57 s humorops 1 ' recital—Mr. Erie Hobd4n; : .9.4:,'Bftßdr ”On the Quarter Deck”;' 978;' bass sblos—Mr.E, G. Bond, (a)-"Friomlo’ Mine”; 9.15: humorous sketch; . 9,38: Euphohium solo;’ 9.28: tenor 'solos—Mr. ’Chas. Edwards, fa) - ‘‘The Trumpeter” (b) "O Ship of My Delight”; 9.34: Band, “Song Echoes”;; 9.44; contralto solos— Miss Wyn McPeak,. (a)-,- ‘‘ Three Fishers Wont,Sailing” v fb). “ SlumberSong”; 9:50:'. recital—Mri Erie Hebden 9.56: The- Band, t'Xn • a Monastery Garden”; 10,2: baritone solo—Mr. R. B. Macdonald, ‘;' Ydoman’s; W edding Song”; 10,6: ■recltdl-G-Mlss Madge Tates; lO.llt 7 basd: solo—Mr. E. G. Bon(V“Sontr of itybmsi the Cretan 10.14: The Band, ”B.IL and C-F.” 2PO. SYDNEY. V $.43' : p,m.: The •‘‘Solid 7Mah”'talks to' the children;: 7,40: programme . announcements;- .8,0: Kgridwick Municipal Band; 8.1$;, ;. .Oil,vcf King, basso, an old time songs; AloxandcprEvcrjensky, pianist;. 10,28 : v Ambassador’s Dance Orchestra; . 77 ~. ; . )' 2BL. ' SYDNEY. ' s,4s 7 ping's ~ * children)’#; session; d - 8.0:;, opening chorus; 8.25: Professor A-thos Georgio Martelli,,PceUjst; 8,39; N-S-W. ’Broadcasting Orchestra; 9.7: Gordon jlroland and Mildred, Nicoll, ,entertainjars; 10.35: Wentworth-Cafo' Orchestra and Sun News.