TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6849, 2 March 1929, Page 7

TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

IYA AUCKLAND. 3 p.m., afternoon session; 4.0, literary selection; 4.25, sports results to band; 6.0, children's session; 7.15, news and market reports, sports results; 8.1, orchestra, ‘Entry of the Gladiators'; waltz, ‘Dornroschin ; 8.13, baritone solo by Mr. Arthur Briggs, (a) ‘The Ballad Monger'; (b) •The Little Irish Girl'; 8.19, orchestra (a) ‘Hawaiian Medley’; (b) ‘Sou-f venirs’; 8.27, contralto and baritone duet, (a) ‘Sweet and Low'; (b) ‘None Shall Part Us'; 8.35, chorus with orchestra, ‘List and Learn’; 8.39, humour by Mr. F. W. Barker; 8.44, song suite, ‘Four Indian Love Lyrics’; 8.57, baritone solos by Mr. A. Briggs, (a) ‘Mignon’; (b) ‘iThe Bulls Won't Bellow"; 9.7, flute solo, with orchestral accompaniment, ‘Serenade’; 9.13, contralto and baritone, (a) ‘Sloe’; (b) ‘lf Only the World'; 9.20, Hawaiian orchestra, (a) ‘Maori Melodies’; (b) ‘Smiles, then Kisses’; 9.26, chorus, with orchestra, (a) ‘Here We Are at the Bisk of Our Lives’; (b) ‘Dance a Cachuca’; 9.30, humour by Mr. F. W. Barker; 9.35, musical comedy selection, ‘Student Prince’; 9.45, contralto and baritone, (a) ‘lf Somebody There Chanced’; (b) ‘Poor Littlo Man, Poor Little Maid’; 9.51, Hawaiian orchestra, (a) ‘Maui Girl’; (b) ‘Palakiko Blues’; 9.58, dance programme.

2YA WELLINGTON. 4.30 and 4.55, sports results to hand; 6.0, children’s session; 7.0, news session; 8.1, overture, ‘Wanderer's Ziel’; 5.9, vocal quartet, ‘The Glow Worm’; 5.13, band, ‘Turkish Patrol’; 8.17, Mandola solos by Mr. Lad Haywood, (al ‘Out of the Dawn’; (b) ‘My Angel’; 8.24, tenor solo by Mr. Sam Duncan, ‘Obstination’; 8.28, orchestra, ‘Hungarian Khapsody’; entr’acte, ‘Love’s Old Sweet Song’; 8.38, song at the piano by Mr. E. A. Sargent, ‘Our Furnished Flat’; 8.43, mezzo-so-prano solo, ‘Hindoo Slumber Song’; 8.47, vocal quartet, ‘ln the Shadows’; 8.51, orchestra, repeat number; 9.1, baritone solo by Mr. R. S. Allwright, ‘Young Tom o’ Devon-’; 9.5, bells solo with orchestral accompaniment, ‘Bells Across the Meadows’; 9.9, tenor solo by Mr. Frank Bryant, ‘Givo a Man a Horse Ho Can Bide’; 9.13, band, ‘The Smithy in the Woods’; 9.17, son" at piano'by Mr. E. A. Sargent, ‘A Fine Old English Gentleman’; 9.22, musical comedy selection,'‘Queen High’; 9.32, bass solo by Mr. W. W. Marshall,

‘Chorus, Gentlemen’; 9.36, mandola solos by Mr. Lad Haywood, (a) ‘My Honeymoon Waltz’; (d) ‘Get out and Get Under the Moon’; 9.43, vocal quartet, ‘Timbuctoo’; 9.47, orchestra, dance novelties; 10.0, march, ‘Bakoczy 1 March’; foxtrot with vocal chorus, ‘ln My Bouquet of Memories’: foxtrot, ‘ln \ the Evening’; waltz, ‘When Love Comes Stealing’; 10.14, baritone solo ‘Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes’; waltz, ‘A Kiss before Dawn’; foxtrot, ‘My Angel’; foxtrot, ‘Get out and Get under the Moon’; 10.27, orchestral, ‘Samson and Delilah’; male voices, ‘Mammy Is Gone’; pianoforte solo-, i‘The Doll Dance’; waltz, ‘l’m Away .from the World’; dance orchestra, ‘My Blue Heaven’; 10.40, organ solo, ‘Aloha-Oe’; male voices, ‘Dream River’: foxtrot, ‘When I Bing Your Front-door Bell’; dance orchestra, ‘Just a Memory’; 10.53, coniediau, ‘Jtist. Got off the Chain’; waltz, ‘King for a Day’; foxtrot, ‘Mississippi.’

BYA CHRISTCHURCH. 3 p.m., afternoon session; 4.25, sports resuits; 6.0, children’s session; 7.15, news session; 7.30, sports results; 8.6, soprano solo by Miss Benetta Bings, ‘Songs of India’; 8.10, ’cello solo by Mr. Harold Beck, ‘Le Cygne’j 8.14, tenor solo by Mr. W. Bradshaw, ‘Lend Me Your Aid’; 8.18, orchestral, ‘Bells Aross the Meadows’; 8.22, vocal quar,tet, ‘Lullaby’; 8.26, contralto solos by Miss Mary Taylor, (a) ‘Tho House ot' Happiness’; (b) ‘Keep on Hopin’ ’; 8.31, instrumental trio, ‘Allegro'; 8.41, waltz, .‘Moonlight on tho Danube’; male quartet, ‘ Under tho Clover Moon’; 8.49, musical monologue by Miss Madge Yates, ‘Admiral’s Orders’; 8.53, bass solo by Mr. F. A. Millar, ‘The Wanderer’; chorus, ‘The Angelus’; 9.1, march, ‘The Stars and Stripes Forever’; 9.5, soprano soioe by Miss Beneta Bings, (a) ‘My Dreamland Bose’; (b) ‘Spring’s Secret’; 9.12, ’cello solo by Mr. Harold Beck, ‘Scherzo’; 9.15, tenor solo by Mr. \V. Bradshaw, ‘The Pilgrim of Love’; 9.19, Marimba orchestra, ‘Three O’clock in the Morning’; 9.23, vocal quartet, ‘Gipsy Chorus’; 9.27, instrumental trios, (a) ‘Russian Mazurka’; (b) ‘Tho Bed Sarafan’; (c) ‘Three-four Waltz’; 9.37, contralto solo by Miss Mary Taylor, ‘Hindoo Song’; 9.41, humorous recital by Miss Madge Yates, ‘Cheering Up Maria’; 9.48, bass solo by Mr. F. A. Millar, ‘Vulcan's Song’; 9.52. soprano and tenor duet, ‘Still as the Night'; 9.56, organ solo, ‘Polly’; 10.0, orchestral, (a) ‘La Vida Breve’; (b) ‘L'Amour Sorcier’; male quartet, ‘Oh, Lucindy’; fox-trot, ‘Shine on, Harvest Moon’; waltz, ‘Some day—Somewhere’; 10.17, male quartet, ‘Beautiful’; fox-trot, ‘Blue Grass’; fox-trot, ‘Who?’; waltz, ‘Neapolitan Nights’; 10.30, tenor with orchestra, ‘The Far Away Bells’; waltz ‘Lou’siana Lullaby’: Hawaiian orchestra, ‘Hawaiian Lights’; fox-trot, ‘Mj r Bird of Paradise’; violin with kinema organ, ‘I Hear You Calling Mo’; fox-trot, ‘Happy-Go-Lucky Lane’; fox-trot, ‘Sunny’; 10.59, vocal with guitar, ‘The Big Bock Candy Mountains’: fox-trot ‘Down South.’

dYA DUNEDIN. 7.15 p.m., news session; 8.1, relay of orchestral music from Octagon Theatre; 8.11, popular songs by Miss Thelma Blackman, (a) ‘ln a Maori Whare’; (b) ‘ln a Bamboo Garden'; 8.18, Scottish humour by Mr. J. A. Paterson; 8.23, tenor solo, ‘Dear, on a Nignt Like This'; 8.27, sketch by Miss Sheila Neilson and Mr. J. B. McConnell; 8.37, baritone solo, ‘Bising Early in the Morning'; 8.41, popular song by Miss Thelma Blackman, ‘Hallelujah'; 8.45, relay of orchestral music from Octagon Theatre j 8.55 } humorous Scottish songs; 9.4, Hawaiian (a) ‘Hawaiian March'; (b) ‘Ukulele Lullaby'; (c) ‘Hilo March'; 9.16, humorous sketch by Miss Sheila Neilson and Mr. J. B. McConnell; 9.27, overture, ‘Vienna by Night'; fox-trot, ‘Golden Gate’; foxtrot, ‘Dream House'; foxtrot, ‘What a Wonderful WeddiDg that Will be’; 9.48, tenor solo, ‘I Hear You Calling Me'; fox-trot, ‘Kiddie Kapers’; pipe organ, piano, trombone and harp, ‘When Vou'ro with Somebody Else', fox-trot, ‘Bag Doll’; 10.1, humour, ‘Good Little Boy and Bad Little Boy'; guitars and ukulele, (a) ‘Drowsy Waters’; (b) ‘Hilo Hawaiian March’; fox-trot, ‘So Tired'; 10.11, tenor solo ‘With all Her Faults I Love Her Still’; Wurlitzer organ solo, ‘Dancing Tambourine’; baritone • sok>, ‘Just Give the Southland to Me’; 10.21, humour ‘Joe Murgatroyd Says'; fox'-trot, ‘Dream Kisses'; ‘Souvenirs’: waltz, ‘Cuckoo’; 10.34, Hawaiian, ‘Hawaiian Sunset’; band, ‘Every Little Thing i Do’; Hawaiian orchestra, ‘Sweet Hawaiian Dream’; 10.44, male voices, ‘The 'Varsity Drag’; tenor with klnerna organ, ‘At the End of an Irish Moonbeam’; Scottish comedian; vocal trio, ‘Climbin’ up do Golden Stairs'; bassbaritone solo, ‘Follow Me ’Ome.’

SUNDAY’S PROGRAMME. IYA AUCKLAND. 3 p.m., afternoon session; 4.0, literary selection; 6.0, children’s session; 6.55, relay of service from St. Mary’s Cathedral; 8.30, orchestral, ‘Schubertiana’; 8.45, contralto solo by Mrs. Victor Salek, ‘Abide with Me'; 8.49, 'cello solo, ‘Album Leaf’; 8.52, vocal trios, (a) ‘My Lord’s Writing all the Time’; (b) ‘Steal Away’; 8.59, harpischord solo, ‘Rondo Alla Turca’; 9.2, bass solo by Mr. Arthur Colledge, ‘ 'Tis Jolly to Hunt’; 9.6, vocal trios, (a) ‘Prepare Me’; (b) ‘My Lord, what a Morning’; 9.13, orchestral, ‘Hydropaten’; 9.17, contralto solos by Mrs. Victor Salek, (a) ‘Ships of A ready’; (b) ‘Nocturne’; 9.25, 'cello solo, ‘Scherzo’; 9.27, bass solos by Mr. A. Colledge, (a) ‘Within These Sacred Portals’; (b) ‘To Anthea’; 9.33, vocal trios, (a) ‘The Lord’s Praver'; (b) ‘Bock o’ My Soul.’

2YA WELLINGTON. 3.1, relay description from Basin Reserve of ceremony of “Presenting of the Colour’ to the Ist Battalion, Wellington Regiment. The ceremony will be performed by His Excellency the Gov-ernor-General, Sir Charles Pergusson; 6.0, children’s Sunday Service; 7.0, relay of Evening Service of Tho Terrace Congregational Church; S.lo, orchestral ‘Adagio and Allegro of Symphony in E Plat’; soprano by Miss Myra Sawyer, ‘Bid Me Discourse’; string quartet, ‘Adagio—Quartet in G Minor’; bass solo by Mr. Wm. Boardman, ‘Proud and Peerless’; orchestral. Selection from ‘Paust’; tenor solo by itr, E. W>. Robbing "King Ever Glorious’; ’cello solo, ‘Kol Nidrei’; vocal duet, ‘How Long in Torment Sighing’: orchestral, ‘Tannhauser’; soprano solo by Miss Myra Sawyer, ‘The Tryst’; chorus, Gems from ‘Cavalleria Rusticana’; violiD and ’cello, (a) ‘Sanctissima’; (b) ‘L’Arlesienne—lntermezzo’; bass solo by Mr. Wm. Boardman, ‘Mignon’s Slumber Song’; organ solos, (a) 'Prelude in 0 Sharp Minor’; (b) ‘Humoresque’; contralto

solos, (a) ‘Just A’wearin’ for You’; (a) ‘I Love You Truly’; instrumental (a) ‘Evensong at Twilight’; (b) ‘Evening Lullaby’; tenor solos, (a) ‘Elegie’; (b)-‘For You Alone’; band selection, ‘Dress Parade March.’

3YA CHRISTCHURCH. 3 p.m., relay of Welsh celebration of St. David’s Day from Christchurch Anglican Cathedral; 5.30, children’s song service; 7.0, relay of evening service from Knox-Presbytcrian Church; 8.0, overture, ‘Tannhauser’; 5.16, coutralto solo by Mrs. E. H. Davies, ‘A Bequest’; 8.20. chorus with orchestra, ‘Lohengrin—Einalc’; violin solos, (a) ‘Le Printemps’; (b) ‘Slavonic Dance iD E Minor’; 8.32, baritone solo by Mr. John Worgan, ‘Once in the Long Twilight’; 8.36, selection, 'Schubertiana’: 8.44, mezzo-soprano solo by Miss Hilda Bleehvnden, ‘Serenade’; 8.48, contralto and baritonc duet, ‘Come Sing to Me’; 8.52, piano with orchastra, ‘Concerto in A Minor’; 9.8, contralto solo by Mrs. T. H. Davies, ‘ When the Great Bed Dawn is Shining’; 9.12, baritone solo by Mr. John Worgan. ‘An Evening Song’: 9.16, chorus with orchestra, ‘Parsifal—Grail Scene’; 9.24, mezzo-soprano solos by Miss Hilda Blechynden, (a) ‘Temple Bells’; fb) ‘The Dawn’; 9.25, choral, ‘Holi Slavenj.’

4YA DUNEDIN. 5.30 p.m., children’s song service; 6.30, relay of service from Hanover Street Baptist Church; 7.45, gramophone recital. ' B