TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6864, 20 March 1929, Page 4

TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

IYA, AUCKLAND. 3.0 p.m.. afternoon session; 4.0, literary selection; 4.25, sports results to hand; 0.0. children's session; 7.15, news and _ market reports; S.l, overture — ‘ Semiramis'; 8.11, baritone solos —Mr. It. Richards, (a) ‘Gineiiy Road’ (b) ‘Sea Fever’; 8.19, soprano solo —'Blue Danube Waltz’; 8.23, recital —Mr. Thomas Harris, ‘Porphyria’s Lever’; 8.28, contralto solo Miss Madge Clngue, ‘My Ships’; 8.32, banjo orchestra ‘Maori Lullaby’, ‘Let a Smile Bo Your Umbreila’; 8.39, bass solo —Sergeant W. H. Halligan, (a) ‘Roving Lite’ (b) ‘Sailor’s Paradise’; 8.47, chorus with orchestra —‘ Gems from ‘Countess Maritza’; 8.51, orchestra—‘Dance of the Hours’; 9.3. baritone solo —Mr. Richards, ‘Avc Maria’; 9.7, pianoforte solo—Mr. Cyril Towscy, ‘Ballade in A Flat’; 9.i1, contralto solos —Miss Madge Clague, (a) ‘Fairy Pipers’ (b) ‘Down in the Forest’; 9.l£>. banjo orchestra—(a) ‘Drifting and Dreaming’ (b) ‘Home Town Band’; 9.26, soprano solo—‘ Splendon Lc Sacra Faci’; 9.30, song suite —‘Haydn Wood’s Songs’; 9.42, humour ‘The Prize Fight’; 9.52, bass solo—Sergeant W. H. Halligan, ‘The Floral Dance’; 9.56, musical comedy selection —‘Tiptoes.’ 3YA, CHRISTCHURCH. 3.0 p.m.. afternoon _ session; 4.25, sports results; 6.0, children’s session; 7.15, news session; studio presentation of the opera ‘Maritana’; 8.1. overture —‘Maritana’; 8.9, soprano solo —Miss Lilian Hanham, (a) ‘ ’Twas a Knight’ (b) ‘Romance and Aria’ ‘ ’Tis the Harp in the Air’; vocal quartet—‘Angelus’; 8.16, pianoforte solo —Mr. Frederick Page ‘Viennese Waltz No. 1’: 8.24, soprano and baritone duet —‘Of Fairy Wand Had I the Power’; 8.25, orchestral—‘Suite of Serenades’; 8.32, instrumental quintets—(a) ‘Reverie’ (b> ‘Andantino’ (c) ‘To Uncle Remus’ 8.41, tenor solo—Mr. H. Blakeley.- ‘ All the World Over’; vocal quartet—‘Farewell, My Gallant Captain’; S.49,recital —Miss Winifred Smith, (a) ‘Ho Fell Among Thieves’ (b) <Tne Fall of D’Assas’j 8.54, contralto solo—Miss Dulcie Mitchell, ‘Alas, Those Chimes’; vocal duet —‘Hither As I Came’; vocal trio—‘Turn On Old Time’; 9.5, orchestral —‘Schubertiana’; 9.13, tenor solo — Mr. H. Blakeley, ‘Yes. Let Me Like a Soldier Fall’; baritone solo—Mr. J. Gnaham Young, ‘ln Happy Moments’; 9.17, baritone solo —Mr. J. Graham Young, ‘Hear Me, Gentle Maritana’; 9.21, violin duct —‘Suite For Two Violins’; 9.28, tenor solo—Mr. H. Blakeley, ‘There is a Flower That Bloometh’; 9.32, saxophone solo—‘Valse Mazanetta’; 9.35, instrumental quintet ‘Three Dances Henry VIII’; 9.44, tenor and baritone duet—‘That Voice ’Tis Hers’; soprano recitative and aria—(a) ‘How Dreary to My Heart’ (b) ‘Scenes That Are Brightest’; 9.52, recital— Miss Winifred Smith, ‘The Sea Fairies’; 9.56, soprano and tenor duet—‘Oh, Maritana’; soprano and contralto duet—‘Sainted Mother’; 10.2, waltz—‘Three O’clock in the Morning,* -- . . iijv4YA, DUNEDIN, 7.40. news session; 8.1, orchestral—‘Pique Dame’: 8.9, humorous sketch— Miss Anita YVinkel and Major F. H. Lampen; 8.19, saxophone solo—‘Minuet’; 8.22, presentation of song cycle, ‘Flora’s Holiday’; 8.52, orchestral — ‘Suite of Serenades’; 9.2, vocal duet'll Trovatoro’; 9.10, orchestral—‘Liebeslied’; 9.13, humorous sketch—Miss Anita Winkel and Major F. 11. Lampen; 9.23, chorus with orchestra—‘Hit the Deck’; 9.30, Columbia dance programme..