TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6804, 7 January 1929, Page 9

TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

2YA WELLINGTON-. 4.30 and 4.55, sports results to hand; 6.0, children’s session; 7.0, news session; 7.40, lecturette by Mr. Hare Hongi, ‘Maori Language and Pronunciation'; 8.1, overture, ‘Zampa’; 8.11, baritone solo by Mr. B. T. O'Hagan, ‘O Bright and Fleeting Shadows’; 8.16, violin solo, ‘Sonata XII’; 8.20, mezzosoprano solos by Miss Gladys Webb, (a) ‘The Fuchsia Tree’: (b) ‘Songs My Mother Taught Me’; 8.26, entr’acte (a) ‘Alt Wein’; (b) ‘The Sleeping Beauty’; 8.35, tenor solo by Mr. Frank Skinner, ‘The Prize Song’; 8.40. pianoforte solos by Miss Vera Tolau, (a) ‘Polonaise’; (b) ‘A May Evening’; 5.46, contralto solos by Miss Lily Mackie, (a) ‘The Sands of T)ce’; (b) ‘ln Hebrid Seas’; 8.53, instrumental, repeat number: 9.2, mezzo-soprano solos by Miss Gladys Webb, (a) ‘Love’s Rnapsody’; (b) ‘lf My Songs were only Winged’; 9.7, symphony orchestra, ‘Surprise Symphony’; 9.17, an experience related by Victor S. Lloyd, ‘The Dream’; 9.29, baritone solo by Mr. B. T. O’Hagan, ‘The Arab Song’; 9.33, ’cello solo with orchestral accompaniment by Mr. Geo. Ellwood, ‘Melodie Arabe’; orchestral, ‘Village Dance’; 9.41, contralto solos by Miss Lily Mackie, (a) ‘Will He Comet’; (b) ‘Bain’; 9.47, harpsichord and viola da gamba duet, ‘Sonata in C’; 9.59, tenor solo by Mr. Frank Skinner, ‘The Garlund’; 10.2, orchestra, ‘Barcarolle’; dance, orchestra, ‘Scarf Dance.’ 3YA CHRISTCHURCH. 3.0, afternoon session; 4.25, sports results; 6.0, children’s session; 7.15, news session; concert by Christchurch Municipal Band under the conductorship oh Mr. A. Schnack and assisting artists; 8.1, band, ‘Punchinello’;- 8.8, soprano solo by Miss Irene Seymour, ‘Waltz Song’; 8.12, baritone solo by Mr. Ernest Land, ‘Lilies of Lorraine , 8.16, waltz, band, ‘Victory’; 8.26, counter melodies; 8.39, novelty, ‘Golf’contralto solo by Miss Marjorie J. Gilbert, ‘Love is a Merry. Carpenter ; 8.53, hymn, band, ‘Sandon’; 9.2. choral with orchestra, ‘Un Ballo in Mnschera’; 9.6, soprano solos by Mis 3 Irene Seymour (a) ‘Love’s a Merest’; (b) ‘he Banks and Braes’; 9.12, waltz, ‘Fanst Waltz’; 9.16, baritone solos by Mr. Ernest Lang, ‘I Wonder Will You Think of Mo’- [)2O selection, band, ‘Verdi’; 9.32, counter melodies; 9.44, vocal duet, ‘The Flowers that Bloom, in the Sprin£ , ; xvlophone novelty ‘Polly’; 9.52, contralto solos by Miss Marjorie J. Gilbert, (a) Vif bt rr hoas , and a Bnght Song’; ‘rL rZ ; ?- 55 ’ overture, band The Church Parade’; march, ‘Cheerful