LOCAL BROADCASTING.
TONIGHT’S PROGRAMME. The following programme will be broadcasted from 4YA Dunedin to-night.—7.ls p.m., studio concert. 7.45 p.m., information service, weather reports and forecast, shipping news, sporting results. 8 p.m., studio concert by the Returned Soldiers’ Choir (conductor Mr John T. Leech) 1 choral, (a) “The Soldiers Chorus” (Gounod), (b) “O Peaceful Night (German), the choir; 2 vocal solo, Mr W. Strang; 3 piano solo, Mr Len. James; 4 vocal solo. Mr H. L. Patterson; 5 vocal solo, Mr M. O’Sullivan; 6 violin solo. Mr W. LeGal; 7 vocal solo, Mr John T. Leech; 8 Mr P. S. Anderson; 9 part songs, (a) “Imago of a Rose” (Reichart); (b) “Viking Song” (Coleridgo-Taylor), the choir; 10 piano solo, Mr Len James; 11 vocal solo, Mr D. M'Neill: 12 vocal solo, Mr H. Guyton; 13 violin solo. Mr W. Le Gal; 14 vocal solo, Mr G. Ansell; 15 part songs, (a) “When Evening’s Twilight” (Hatton). (b) “Evening” (Abt), the choir; 16 vocal solo, Mr W. Satterthwaite; 17 vocal solo, Mr J. Parker: 18 recital, Mrs M. O’Sullivan, 19 vocal solo. Mr T. Harvey; 20 vocal duet. Messrs P. S. Anderson and J. Parker; 21 vocal solo. Mr W. Haig; 22 prt song, “Song of the Volga Boatmen” (Bantook), the choir. 10 p.m., close down. TO-MORROW NIGHT’S PROGRAMME. 6.30 p.m., relay from First Church, organ prelude. Dr V. E. Galway, call to worship, hymn, 1 ’ll oh old us Lord, a little space; the Lord’s prayer (chanted); Scripture lesson. Psalm IV, “Give ear unto me, while I call;” prayer: intimations; organ voluntary; anthem, “I am Alpha” (Stainer), the choir; brief prayer; hymn. ‘Peace, perfect peace; ” sermon. Rev. E. N Merrington, M.A.. Ph.D.; prayer; hymn, ‘When the weary seeking rest;' benediction; vesper hymn; organ postlude, Ur V. L. Galway. 8 p.m., relay from His Majesty s Theatre the Kaikorai Band’ concert 1 hymn “It is Well;” 2 selection, Chu Chin Chow,” 5 vocal solo. “The Spirit Flower,” Miss Roma Buss; 4 serenade, “Siziliette;” instrumental trio. Miss Stella Baylev (violin). Mr P Palmer (’cello), Mr K. K. Macfie (piano). (Schmidt); 6 selection, “Maritana' (Wallace), the band; 7 vocal solo, “Elegie” (Massenet), Mr A. Walmsley, with ’cello obbligato by Mr Malcolm Robilliard; 8 march (in remembrance of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders’ Band). 9.30 p.m.. close down.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19844, 17 July 1926, Page 23
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