TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6991, 17 August 1929, Page 16

TO-DAY’S WIRELESS PROGRAMME

RANFURLY SHIELD SfATCH. BROADCAST DESCRIPTION. This afternoon, 2YA will broadcast on relay from Masterton a description of the Ranfurly Shield match between Manawhenua and Wairarapa. The narrator at the microphone will be Mr. Edgar M. Wylie, of Wellington.

IYA AUCKLAND. 2.50, relay description of Rugby football match from Eden park; d.U, children’s session; 7.0, news and market reports; 7.d0, sports results; 7.40, talk by Mr. Dale, •Chrysanthemums’; 8.1. orchestra, ‘Rebel Maid’; 8.11, contralto solo by Miss Nellie Lingard, ’The Glory ox the. Young Green’; 8.15, waltz, ‘Beautiful Ohio’; 8.19, novelty by Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Scott, ‘Musical Moments’; 8.34, mandoline and piano, Marie de Pietro, ‘ Concert Mazurka’; 8.38, orchestra, ‘Tom Jones’ dances; 8.48, humour by Mr. J. F. Montague, (a) ‘Howlers’; (b) ‘All But’; 9.0, baritone and chorus, (a) ‘Selection from ‘The Show Boat'; (b) ‘ol’ Man River’; 9.8, contralto solos by Miss N. Lingard, (a) ‘The Three Ravens’; (b) ‘Serenade’; 9.15, instrumental, ‘Where the Citrons Bloom’; 9.23, noveltv by Mr. and Mrs. Scott, ‘Musical Moments’; 9.35, selection, ‘March of the Toys’; 9.42, humour by Mr. J. F. Montague, ‘Ellen Me Jones Aberdeen’; 9.50. instrumental, ‘March Indienne’; 9.58, ‘Brunswick’ dance pro«ramme: Novelty 1 foxtrot, ‘Kewpie’; foxtrot with vocal chorus, ‘A Precious Little Thing Called Love’; waltz with vocal chorus, ‘One Kiss’; pianoforte solo (waltz), Rosita Renard, ‘Blue Danube’; 10.16, vocal duet, Francis Luther and Jack Parker. ‘Carolina Moon’; foxtrot with vocal chorus, ‘Lover, Come Back to Me’; foxtrot with vocal chorus, ‘l’m Telling You’; foxtrot with vocal chorus, ‘Sweetheart of all my Dreams’; 10.28, soprano with string quartet and harp, Marie Tiffany, ‘Little Grey Home m the West’: foxtrot with vocal chorus, ‘I Found You out when I Found you in’; novelty foxtrot, ‘Fashionette’; vocal: d,uet‘ with novelty accompaniment, ‘Wednesday Night Waltz’; 10.37, vocal duet, ‘You can't Take My Alem’ries from Me’; foxtrot with vocal chorus, ‘No one in the World but You': foxtrot, ‘Dardanella'; waltz with vocal chorus, ‘Poor Punchinello’; 10.50, soprano solo by Marie Tiffany, ‘Pale Moon’; foxtrot with vocal chorus ‘Redskin’; waltz with .vocal chorus, ‘Loneliness.’

' 2YA WELLINGTON.; -2 45, relay description of Rugby football ' match from Athletic park; 5.0, children's session; 6.0, dinner ses■sio'n; overture, ‘Light Cavalry ; bantone solo by Leslie Pearce, Lucky m Love’; 6.12, tacet'; 6.10, selection, ‘Lilac Time’; baritone solo by Leslie Pearce, ‘The Best Things yi Life arc Free’; selection, ‘Lilac Time : 6.-5, tacet; 6.30, foxtrots, (a) ‘Try to

Learn to Love’; (b) ‘A Room with a View’; vocal duet by Layton and Johnstone, ‘Blue Grass’; 6.40, tacet; 6.45, foxtrots, (a) ‘lf you want the rainbow’; (Id) The Cavaliers, ‘I Loved you then as I love you now’: vocal duet, Layton and Johnstone, ‘Wherever you Are’; 6.55, tacet; 7.0, news session, market reports and sports results; 7.40, lecturette by Mr. R. Howard Taylor, ‘Care of the Feet’: 8.1, orchestra, (a) ‘Castles in Spain’; (b) waltz, ‘ll Bacio’; 8.9, vocal quartet, ‘Every Rustling Tree’; 8.13, tenor solo by Mr. Sam Duncan, ‘Ave Maria’; 8.17, steel guitar duo by Messrs Berthold and Bent, (a) ‘Till wo meet again’; (b) ‘Girl of My Dreams’: 8.24, ventriloquist, Will ‘Haig and his pal, Johnny; 8.34, orchestra, ‘Stop Flirting’; 5.42, baritone solo by Mr. E. H. Allwright, ‘Brannigtm’s Orchestra’; 8.46, humour by Mr. Bert Thompson, (a) ‘Po-Kee O-Kec Oh’; (b) ‘I Want to be alone With Mary Brown’; 5.53, orchestra, ‘Under the British Flag’; 9.3, vocal quartet, ‘Fishing’; 9.7, steel gvtitar duo, Messers Berthold and Bent, (a; ‘Old Man Sunshine’; (b) ‘Like a bird that’s on the Wing’; 9.14, popular song by Mr. Bert Thompson, ‘Tea Time tomorrow’; 9.18, orchestra, ‘The Drummer’s Birthday’; cornet solo with orchestral accompaniment, Mr. W. Sneddon, ‘The Glory of the Sea’; 9.26, tenor solo with violin obligato, ‘Love Came Calling’; 9.30, soubrettc by Mrs. N. R. Lightbodv, (a).‘Come Out’; (b) ‘By the Gay Seaside’; 9.35, saxophone solo by Rudv Wiedoeft, ‘Valsc Mazanette’; 9.42, bass solo by Mr. W. W. Marshall, ‘Laugh, Clown, Laugh’; 9.46, vocal quartet, ‘The Old Brigade’; 9.50, orchestra, dance novelties; 10.0, ‘His Master’s Voice’ dance programme —Baritone solo by Noel Coward, ‘A Dream of Youth’; foxtrot with peal refrain, ‘Because I Know You're Aline’; foxtrot with vocal refrain, ‘I Kiss Your Hand, Aladame’; 10.9, banjo solo by Alario dc Pietro, ‘Frivolous Joe’;' foxtrot with vocal refrain, ‘I Want a Daddy to Cuddle Ale’; foxtrot with vocal refrain, ‘That’s How I Feel about You’; waltz, ‘Can You Blame Ale'; 10.21, baritone solo by Noel Coward, ‘Lorelei’; foxtrot with vocal refrain, ‘The Egg Song’; foxtrot with vocal refrain, ‘ln a Little Town Called Homo, Sweet Homo’; tango, ‘The Tile Trot’; 10.33, comedian, Frank Crumit, ‘The Road to Vicksburg’; foxtrot with vocal refrain, ‘Broadway Alelody’; foxtrot with vocal refrain, ‘My Castle in Spain is a Shack in the Lane’; 10.42. mandoline solo by Alario de Pietro, ‘Concert Alazurka’; foxtrot with vocal refrain, ‘You were meant for Ale’; foxtrot with vocal refrain, ‘Alakin’ Whoopee’; 10.51, comedian, Frank Crumit, ‘The King of Borneo’; foxtrot with vocal refrain, ‘Until You Get Somebody Else’; waltz with vocal refrain, ‘Sweet Suzanne.’

3YA CHRISTCHURCH 2.45, relay description of football match from Lancaster park; 6.0, children’s session; 7.0, news session; 8.1, rebroadcast of 2YA, Wellington; 10.0, ‘His Alaster’s Voice’ dance programme, orchestral', ‘Aly Beloved Gondolier’: orchestral, ‘lf Only I. Had You’; vocal duet by Alaurice and Sydney, ‘l’m going back to Old Nebraskalo.lo, chorus with orchestra, group, ‘Down South’; tenor two pianos, Franklyn Baur, ‘l’m Away from the World.’; Wurlitzer organ solo by Chas. W. Saxby, ‘Can’t You Hear Mo Say I Love You’; 10.20, mixed voices, ,‘Tip Toes’; foxtrot, ‘ Chilly-Pom-Pom-Pee’; foxtrot with vocal refrain, ‘What Arc Wo Waiting For Now’; 10.29, concerted, ‘Sunny’; duct with violin, ‘Alary Ann’; baritone solo by Jack Smith, ’‘The Best Things in Life are Free’: 10.39, bass solo by Paul Robeson, ‘Down de Lovers’ Lane’; violin solo by Fritz Kreisler, ‘lndian Love

Call’ ;Wurlitzer organ solo by Jesse Crawford, ‘ Aly Blue Heaven ’; Hawaiian, ‘Aloma’; 10.52, chorus, ‘Good News’; foxtrot with, vocal refrain, ‘Where’s Aly Aleyer’; orchestral, ‘The World is AVaiting for the Sunrise.’

4YA DUNEDIN. 2.45, relay of senior rugby football match from Carisbrook ground; 6.0, children’s session; 7.0, news session; 8.0, relay of 3YA Christchurch; 10.0, ‘Brunswick’ dance programme: Foxtrot with vocal chorus, ‘He, She and Ale’; novelty foxtrot, ‘Fashionette'’; foxtrot with vocal chorus, ‘Angry’; 10.13, baritone solo by Richard Bonelli, ‘Luna d’Estate’; foxtrot tango with vocal chorus, ‘Ali Am ado’.-foxtrot with vocal chorus, ‘What a Girl! What a Night’; foxtrot, ‘That’s a Plenty’: 10.25, baritone solo by Richafcl Bonelli, ‘Visione Venezianna’; foxtrot with vocal chorus, ‘Olaf’; foxtrot with vocal chorus, ‘Yo Te Amo’ Aleans ‘I Lovo You’ ’; waltz with vocal chorus, ‘The Waltz I Can’t Forget’; 10.37, vocal duet, ‘Birmingham Jail’; foxtrot with vocal chorus ‘Alonna Vanna’; vocal duet with novelty accompaniment ‘Aly Tennessee Alountain Home’; foxtrot with vocal chorus, ‘The Monte Carlo Hong’; 10.50, vocal duet. Loiter AleFarland and Robt. Gardner, Go and Leave Ale If You Want To’; foxtrots with vocal chorus, (a) ‘Lctls Sit and Talk about You’; (b) 'ln a Great Big Way.’

SUNDAY’S PROGRAMME. IYA AUCKLAND. 3.0, afternoon session; 4.0, literary selection; 4.8, studio items; 6.0, children’s session; 6.55, relay of service from Pitt Street Alethodist Church; 8.30, studio concert, orchestral, ‘Alarltana’; mezzo-soprano solo by Aliss Alolly Atkinson, .‘Flower Song’;, organ solos by Quentin Al. AlacLean, ‘lho Alerchant of A r enice’; Prelude; 2. Intermezzo; 3. Oriental Alarch; recital by Aliss Alaisio Carte-Lloyd ‘A Lonesome Boy’; baritone solo by Air. Roy Stephenson, ‘Light in Darkness’: _ violin solo by Efrem Zimbalist, ‘Oriental’; soprano solo by Aliss Al. Atkinson, ‘When’or a Snowflake Leaves the Sky’; pianoforte solo by Percy Grainger, ‘Alolly on the Snore’; recitals By Aliss Al. Carte-Lloyd, (a) ‘The Two Bank Notes’; (b) ‘Broken Toys’- baritone solos by Air. R. Stevenson, (a) ‘A Song of Surrey’; (b) ‘Youth’; band, ‘Wreaths on the Sea.’

2YA WELLINGTON. 3.0, afternoon session; 6.0, children’s song service; 7.0, relay of service from Vivian Street Baptist church; 8.15, relay from Grand Opera House of recital by the Port Nicholson silver band.

3YA CHRISTCHURCH. 3.0, afternoon session; 5.30, children’s song service; 6.15, hymn chimes from the studio; 6.30, studio programme: Contralto solos by Aliss Nellie Lowe, (a) ‘One Little Hour’; (b) ‘When the Stars Wore Young’; 6.35, instrumental, ‘Trio in C Minor’; ‘Allegro Energica con Fuoco’; 6.47, contralto solos by Miss Nellie Lowe, (a) ‘Rest of the Weary’; (b) ‘Wait ; 6.53, orchostral, ‘Liebesfeier’; 7.0, relay of servico from Christchurch Anglican Cathedral; 7.15, rebroadcast of 2YA Wellington.

4YA DUNEDIN. 3.1, gramopbono items; 4.30, children's song service: 6.30, relay of. service from Moray Place Congregational Church; 8.5, relay from Ilis Majesty’s theatre of concert by the Artillery band.