TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6811, 15 January 1929, Page 9

TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

3 p.m., afternoon session'; 4.0, literary selection: 4.25, sports results to hand; 0.0, children ; s Hour; 7.10, news and market reports, book review; 8.1, overture, ‘Orpheus in dcr Undedwelt ; 8.10, concerted vocal, Hail Bngyit Abode’; 8.14, violin solo, ‘Hrom lne Land of the Sky-blue Water': 0.18, vocal duet, ‘Fickle Hearted Mirni ; 5.22, humour by Mr. Alan McElwain’; 8.27, pianoforte solo by Mr. Lnc Maxwell, •Pantasio Impromptu’; 8.0 1, vocal duet, ‘Night of Hymen’; 8.3 a, orchestral, (a) ‘Coronach’; (b)_ In the Silence of the Night’; 8.4 a, novelty, ‘ln an Officers' Chiu’; 8.50, relay from Maiestie Theatre Orchestra: S.a/, talk. Mr. A. H. Chappell, M.A., ‘lhe Maori —His Notable Customs’; 0.12, bass solo by Mr. Ernest Thomas, lhe Galt of Gold’; 9.1(5, chorus with orchestra, ‘Princess Flavin’; 9.20, soprano solo by Miss Alma McGrucr, ‘Nobil Signor ; 9.25, novelty, ‘ln a Monastery Garden ; 9.31, vocal trio, ‘Marriage Scene ; 9.37, pianoforte solo, ‘Liebestrauine ; 9.41, some humour by Mr. Alan McElwain; 9.45, tenor solo by Mr. Herbert Kichards, ‘The Devout Lover ; 9 49, concerted vocal, excerpts from ‘The Pink Lady'; 9.55, the orchestra, ‘Ascanio Ballet Music, Fart 2.’ 2YA WELLINGTON. 430 and 4,55, sporting results to hand; 6.0, children’s hour; 7.0, news session; 7.40, locturetto by representative of Agricultural Departments; S.l, overture, ‘Finlandia’; 8.10, soprano solos by Miss Eva Bennett, (a) lhe Pipes of Pan’; (b) ‘The Flower Song ; 8.17, Hawaiian (a) Plantation ullaby’; (b) ‘Girl of My Dreams’; 8.24, song at the piano by Mr. E. T. Eobertson;' 8.31, mandolin solos by Mr. Lad Hayward, (a) ‘Bain’; (b) ‘I Can’t Do Without You’; 8.38, tenor solo by Mr. G. Austin Blackio, ‘Mary of Argyl'e’; 8.42, Scottish comedian, ‘I Belong to Glasgow’; S.4G, mezzo-so-prano solos by Mrs. C. H. Wood, (a) ‘Bose in the Hus’; (b) ‘Odc Fleeting Hour’; 8.53, the orchestra, ‘Suite le Cid’; 9.7, march medley, ‘Martial Moments’; 9.9, tenor solo by Mr. G. Austin Blackio, ‘Mary’: 9.13, the orchestra, repeat item; 9.21, song at the piano by Mr. E. T. Eobertson; 9.28, .cello solo with orchestral accompaniment, ‘Prelude et Clair de Lunc’; 9.34, mez£o-soprano solos by Mrs. C. H. Wood, (a) ‘Flcurctto’; (b) ‘Beautiful Garden of Boses’: 9.41, Hawaiian instrumental, (a) ‘Honolulu Bay Waltz’; (b) ‘Get out and get Under the Moon’; 9.48, novelty, (a) ‘Bamona’; (b) ‘Jeaninc, I Dream of Lilac Time’; 9.54, the orchestra, ‘Four Indian Love Lyrics. ’ 4YA DUNEDIN. 4.25, sports results;-6.0, children’s hour; 7.15, news session; 7.30, talk on Tourist Ecsorts by Mr. E. W. Marshall; concert by the St. Hilda Band, under the conductorsliip of Mr. James Ditfon, and assisting artists; 8.1, the band, ‘Shuniadinska’; selection, ‘Welsh Beauties’; 8.14, bass solos by Mr. W. B. Lambert, (a) ‘Floral Dance’; (b) ‘Shipmates of Mine’; 8.21, entertainer, ‘That’s Another One Gone’; 8.29, mezzo-soprano solo by Miss Dorothy Sligo, ‘The Bird with a Broken Wing’; 8.33, the band, ‘Kamona’; 8.37, recitals by Mr. Lester Moller, (a) ‘His tory of a Musicbox’; (b) ‘The Vampire’; 8.46, Hawaiian, (a) ‘Down Haw'aii Way’; (b) ‘When It’s Love Time in Hawmii’: 8.54, tenor solo by Mr. E. A. Mitchell, ‘Eleanorc’; 9.3, the hand.- ‘Zitella’; 9.12, baritono and quartet, ‘Shenandoah’; 9.16, bass solo by Mr. W. B. Lambert, ‘Coral Singers’; 9.20, cornet solo with band accompaniment, ‘When l r ou Como Home’; 9.25, the band, ‘Evening Bevels’; 9.33, mezzo-soprano solos by Miss Dorothy Sligo, (a) ‘June is in ‘My* Heart’; (b) ‘I Love the Moon’; 9.38, chorus witV. orchestra, Gems from ‘The Mikado’; 9.42, the band, ‘De Etc'; 9.50, reeitrli. Mr. Lester Moller, ‘Mrs. McGregor at the Movies’; 9.54, Wurlitzcr organ, ‘Dancing Tambourine’; 9.58, liv Mr. E. A. Mitchell, (a) ‘Sea Fever’; (b) ‘Long, Long Ago’; 10;4, the bailrf, ‘Elephant.’