TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6902, 7 May 1929, Page 9

TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

IYA AUCKLAND.

3 p.m., afternoon session; .4.0, literary selection; 4.25 , sports results; 6.0, children's session; 7.15, talk by G-eorge Campbell, ‘Motoring'; 7.30, news and market reports; 8.1, Tolay from Majestic Theatre; 8.11, bass solo by Mr. Trank Sutherland, ‘Prologue— I Pagliacci'; 8.15, instrumental trio, ‘Suite of Pour Pieces’; 8.25, soprano solos by Miss Laura Walker, (a) ‘Life and Death' (b) ‘Sing, Joyous Bird'; 8.33, orchestral, ‘Barcarolle'; 8.3 G, tenor solo by Mr. George Barnes, ‘L Lucevan le Stelle'; 8.40, humour by Mr. J. I. Montague, (a) ‘Boarding-house Geometry'; (b) ‘Mrs. Paddlewick'; 8.46, violin solo by Miss Ina Bosworth, ‘Minuet in G'; 8.51, contralto solo by Miss Madge Clague, ‘To Daisies'; 8.55, relay Majestic Theatre; 0.6, bass solos by Mr. 11.I 1 . Sutherland, (a) ‘ll Balen ; (b) ‘Armourer’s Song’; 9.14, orchestral, ‘Potpourri of Waltzes'; 9.2!L soprano solos by Miss L. Walker, .Nymphs and Fauns’; 9.26, tenor solos by Mr. George Barnes, (a) ‘La Donna e Mobile’; (b) ‘Serenata’; 9.34, instrumental trio. * Apple Blossoms'; 9.43. recitals by Mr. J. F. Montague, (a) ‘Three Short Poems’; (b) monologue, ‘Swandalaya’; 9.51, contralto solos by Miss M. Clague, (a) ‘Sweet Baby Butterfly’; (b) ‘Big Lady Moon ; 9.u8. vocal duet by Winnie Melvillo and Derek Oldham, ‘The Chocolate Soldier.’

2YA WELLINGTON.

4.80 and 4.55, sports results; s.o,children’s session; 6.0, dance orchestra, (a) ‘Beautiful Heaven’; (b) ‘The Swallow’; tenor solo by John McCormack, ‘The Far Away Bells’; -6.9, facet; 6.15, baritone solo by Lawrence Tibbett, ‘Believe me if all those endearing Young Charms’; orchestral, (a) ‘Barcarolle’; (b) ‘Cavalleria Rusticana’: 6.26, Tacet; 6.30. dance orchestra, ‘When Love Comes Stealing ; orchestral, ‘Aloha Sunset Land’ orchestral, ‘The Waltz Dream’ 6.39, Tacet; 6.45, male voices, ‘Was it a Dream! ; bassbaritone solo bv Peter Dawson, Lorraine, Lorraine, Lorree’; jazz orchestra, (a) ‘Bluebird, Sing Me a Song'; (b) ‘Nicolette’: 7.0, news session, market reports and sports results; 7.40, lectur ette, Agricultural Department, ‘For the Man on the Land'; 8.1, overture, orchestra, ‘Potted Overture’; 8.11, tenor solo by Mr. E. W. Bobbins, A Song Remembered’; 8.15, trombone solo, soloist, Mr. H. Oakes, ‘Because’; 8.19, humour, ‘Station O.H.fe.K.’; 8.26, novelty, orchestra and vocalist, ‘ln B Monastery Garden’; 8.31, vocal solo by Miss Maude Farrant, ‘Nerves’; 8.35, organ solo by Spencer Shaw, Simple Aveu. , bass-baritone solo by Pete Dawson, The Delaware's Farewell'; waltz, Hawaihau Waltz’: 8.45, tenor solos by Mr. E. W. Bobbins, (a) ‘Un Pen d Amour , (b) ‘Messengers'; 8.51, instrumental; 9.1, orchestral, (a) ‘Minuet ; (b) waltz ‘Je t’Aime’; 9.9, light vocal solos by Miss Maude Farrant, (a) A Little Piece of String'; (b) A Ride in the Puff-Puff’; 9.16, cornet solo with. orchestral accompaniment, ‘Har enuin ; 9.20, humour and novelty, (a) Egbert on Saturday’s Football Match , (b) piano solo, ‘Just like a Melody out oi the Sky’; (c) ‘Sonny Boy ; 9.27, dance suite, orchestra, ‘ Nell Gwynne Lances ; 9.33, dance music. i - 4YA DUNEDIN. 1

31 music from the Bitz; 4.25, sports results to hand; 6.0, children’s session; 7GL nows session;; 7.00, third or a series of ‘Drama Talks’; 8.0, concert by the St. Hilda Band: 8.1, march, band, ‘Farewell, My (j ,° r l ? I ra f e ?.’ 8 ,7 solo and chorus, The Mikado , 8.10, baritone solo by Mr. Cecil Hawes, ‘King’s Man’; 8.14,' waltz, band, ‘Prayer and Passion’; 8.21, recital by Miss Tui Northey ‘An Incident , 8.2/, selection, band, ‘Spanish Chant 8.37, soprano solo by Margaret Sheridan, L Questo’: 8.41 march, band, Guard of Honour , 8.47, tenor solo by Mr. K. A. Mitchell ‘Be thou Faithful unto Death’: ’8.52, selection, band, William Tell’: 9.8, solo and chorus, The Mikado’; 9.12, baritone solos by Mr. Cecil Hawes (a) ‘On tho Boad to Mandalay'. (b) ‘Duna’; 9.20, Euphonium solo by tho band, ‘Sweet Spirit, Hear My Prayer’; recitals by Miss lui Northey’ (a) ’‘Pierrot’; (b) ‘A Lesson with a Fan ’; 9.36, solo and chorus by Margaret Sheridan, ‘Ancora in Passo , 9 40, Morceau, band. Sabbath Bells , 945 tenor solos by &r. B. A. MitcheW. (a.) ‘When My Ships Come Sailing Home’: (b) ‘Cradle Song’; 9.53, chorus ‘Seel gee 1 At Last They Cofne’; duet and chorus, ‘We’re Called Gondoiien’; 10.1, march’, band, ‘The ‘Evcrtoman’ ’.