RADIO PROGRAMMES
(MONDAY, slli DECEMBER 2VA WELLINGTON (420 METRES) 3 p.m..: Afternoon session. Loeturette, on "Fashions." Available spoils results. Relay of Manuel ■ Ilyinan's Exhibition Band from the Adelphi Cabaret. Seleqted 'gramophone items. .Close down. 6 to 7 p.m. : Children's hour. 7.0: News. 7.40: Loeturette, Mr 0. (I. Stewart, "Modenu.Rai.lway Conveniences." Chillies of the General Post Office clock, Wellington. Overture,
Selections from "The Valkyrie. Quartet, Melodic' Four,. 'Tliuringinn Volksloid." .Flute solo, Aft L. W. Rothwell. "Dainty Danco." Tenor solo,, Mr 0. A. Williams, "Pule Moon". Bass solo, Mr W. Marshall, "A. Thousand .Leagues Under the Sen". Instrumental trio, Symons-Ellwood-Short Trio, Jurat Movement, Trio in D Major". Quartet, Melodic Four, "Doati Ye Cry, Ma Honey." Baritone solo, Mr R. S. «U----wright, "Tom o' Devon." Violin kolo, Misa?A.va Symons, "Prelude and Allegro". Vocal duet, Messrs Williams nod Marshall, "Tenor and Bantinic. Recital, Mr A. Stanlev Warwick, (a) Sad Story of a Motor-ear".; (h) "The OldTinier." Weather forecast. Organ recital, Mr H. Temple While, (a) "Spring Song"; (b) "Berceuse"; (c) "Gavotte de Migfton." Quartet, Melodic lour, "Please, Won't You lie M'v H'mi 'lnstrumental t'rid, Svmous-Kllwond-ShoH Trio. "Trio in G, No 1"; Recital, Mr A, Stanley 'Warwick, "Rio Grande » Last Race." Tenor polo, Mr F Bryant, "0, Lovely Night." 'Flute solos, Mr L. W. Rothwell, (a) "Idylle": (hj 'Saint cV Amour". Quartet, Melodic hour, "Watchman, What of the Night? 3YA CHR-TgTCHUROII (306 METRES) 3 p m.: Afternoon session, Selected Studio items. 6 to 7: Children's hour, Uncle. Jack. 7.15: News. 7.30: la Ik, Mr E. J. Bell, on "Books." 8.0: Studio concert, by Derry's Military Band, assisted by 3YA artists. Chimes: Relay of orchestral selections from Strand i . ieture Theatre. March, The Band, "Colonel Bogey." Soprano solo, Miss Eunice Catton, "Black Roses. Serenade, The Band, "Serenade Mihtaire. Baritone solo, Mr P. R. Hawker Simon the Cellarer." American sketch, The Band, "Down South." Contralto solo, Miss Claire Bowden, "My .Smp» . Symphony, The Band, "First- Move, nient, Unfinished Symphony. Humorous sketch,'Mr Campbell Brown, Ihe Adventures of Catherine Parr . IWW from Strand Theatre. , Characteristic piece, The Band, "The Uhlans Call. Soprano solo, Miss Eunice Catton, "April Morn". Highland patrol, The Band "The Wee MacGregor." Baritone solo, Mr F. R. Hawker, "Harlequin., Selection, The Band, "The Gondoliers. Contralto solos, Miss Clara Bowden, (a) "Creation's Hymn"; (b) ''Request,, Waltz, The Band, "Sobras Les Olas . A bit of real Scottish, Mr Campbell Brown, "The Bairnies Cuddle Boon. Fox-trot, The Band, "The Song of the Wanderer." Selection, The Band, 'Sons of the Brave." God Save the King. 4YA IDUNEDIX-SILENT DAY
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 3 December 1927, Page 11
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