TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6915, 22 May 1929, Page 4

TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

IYA, AUCKLAND 3 p.m., studio items; 4.0, literary selection; 4.8, studio items; 4.-o, sports results to hand; 6.0, children’s session; 7 0, news and information session; 7.4 U, talk, Mr. Norman Iverr, ‘Physical Culture’; 8.1, overture, ‘Martha’; 8.,), Auckland Comedy Players present a Aact play, ‘The Dover Hoad’; entr’acte, ‘Carmen’; entr’acte, ‘Carmen, Prelude to act 2; 10.11, march, ‘Marche Hongrouse.*

3YA CHRISTCHURCH. 3.0 p.m., Afternoon session; 4 •-,>> sports results to hand; (3.0, chil ,f u » session; 7.30, Addington stock nV‘“‘ot reports; 8.1, overture, William .e 11, I—Dawn, 2—The Storm, 3 —lhe Culm, j_ Finale; 8.13, chorus, ‘Anvil Chorus’; 5.17, pianoforte solo. Miss Lucy l’ulhvoocl, ‘Sonata —Ist Movement , S 25, contralto solo, Miss Dulcie Mitchell, ‘Beyond the Dawn’; 8-9, male quartet, ‘Who’s Biuc Now!’; 8.32, orchestral, 3 —‘ Minuet, ’ 2 ‘ Ave Varum, 3—‘La Danza’; 8.42, tenor solo, Mr it. Blakclov, ‘The Secret’; 8.40, soprano solo, Miss Lilian Hanltam, ‘ Dream of Home’; 8.51, xylophone duct, Byrn_, and Bennett, ‘The Two Imps ,8.55, baritone recitative and ana, Mr J. Graham Young, (a)— Draws Near,’ (b)-‘A Palmer Met Me on the Way’; 9.0, soprano and tenor duet, Salome Duo ‘Miserere Scene , 9.9, instrumental, (a) —lavano, (b) —‘Orientalo’; 9.17, vocal quartet, Golden Slumbers Kiss Your Eyes ; 9.42, pianoforte solo, Miss Lucy lullyood, ‘Folk Song*; 9.20, soprano solo M.f Lilian Hanliam, ‘My Life is Love 9.30, contralto and baritone duct, baton. Duo, ‘Come to the Fair ; 9-3T, or che Rtral, ‘Sullivan Selection’; 9.44, tenor solo Mr 11. Blakeley, ‘My Sweetheart when a Boy’; 9.48, contralto so os, Miss Dulcie Mitchell, (a)—-' 1 You’ll Get Heaps o’ lickings,’ (b)—- Keep on Hopin’ 9.54, violin solo, Efrem Zibbalist, ‘lmpromptu’; 9.58, baritone solo, Mr J. Graham Young, ‘Shipmates of Mine.’’

4YA DUNEDIN 3.1, Gramophone items; 4.25, sporting results to hand;, 6.1, cl I 1 ! dr^ 1 N rc ' s i on: 7.0, news session; 8.1, overture, ‘Marche Hongroisc’; 8.5, Scotch coimp dian, Mr Buster Brown, (a)— When i Get Back to Bonnv Scotland, (b) .‘Roamin' in the Gloannn ; o.Ds, sketch, Miss Anita Winkcl and Major P. H. Lumpen; 8.18, baritone solo, Mr Arthur Alloo, ‘Harlequin 8.12 tox trot with vocal refrain 111 Get OJ as Long as I Love You’; dance orchestra., ‘Sleep, Baby, Sleep’; 8.38, Banjo Duo, (aj—‘Sunflower Dance,’ ( b )— •p.mcips > (c) —‘Vera’; 8.46, vocal duet,, Dalhart and Robinson, ‘My Blue Mountain Home’; 8.49, Scotch Comedian, Mr Buster Brown, ‘When I Was Twentyone’- 8.53, tenor with cinema organ, Gerald Griffin ‘At the End ot an Irish Moonbeam’; S.'uS, sketch diss Amta Winkcl and Major I. H. Lamjjon, 9.8,. orchestral, ‘The Waltz Dream , 9.14* boritono solos, Mr Arthur Alloo, (a)-* ‘Border Ballad,’ (b)— ‘King Charles , o9i biinio duo, (a) —Dream of Toy land ’ (b) ‘Kingdom Coming’ (c)-j ‘Plantation’; 9.30, -His Master s \oico* dance programme, waltz, Blue Dan übe’- comedian with chorus, Hippopotamus’; fox-trot with vocal chorus, ‘Flower of Love’; fox-trot with vocal refrain, ‘Dancing Shadows ; walH, ‘Cheerio Beerie Bee’; 9.4 G, tenor solo, Franklyn Baur, ‘Just Across the Street from Heaven’; saxophone solo, Rudy Wiedocft, ‘ Rubcnola ’; tango Argen- ,• <v Pnrnn ]e Wurlitzcr orcoil' so hi Jesse Crawford, ‘The Dance of the Blue Danube’; 9.58, duet, Maurice and Sydney, ‘Toy-town Artillery , dance orchestra, ‘ Dolly Dimples ’ }j 1.0.4, baritone solo, John Brownlee, Sir.. Your Toast’ wurlitzer organ solo, Jesse Crawford, ‘I Can’t Do Without You’; waltz, Wurlitzer organ solo, Chas W Saxby ‘Janette’: hale blues, .A Blue Serenade’; 10.1&, tenoi: with cinema organ, Gerald Griffin, Ban JSj , Day’; fox-trot with vocal refrain, Hal leluiali’: fox-trot with vocal refi am, ‘What Do You Say’; 10.31, male quartet ‘Absent’; duct with violin al h d SJ“‘ tar Dalhart and Robison, Oh, Suzanna > ■ Hawaiian. Fercra and Paaluhi, ‘Hawaiian Waltz Medley’; born dance, ‘My Lady Dainty’; waltz, > La Golundriua’; schottische, Lena.