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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20287, 21 December 1927, Page 15

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TO-DAY’S programmes. IYA, Auckland. —3 p.m.: Afternoon session selected studio items. 4; Literary selection by Mr Culford Bell. 4.30: C ose down. 6: Childrens hour. 7. Close down 7.15: News and reports. Market reports 7.45: Talk. Mr Norman Kerr, “Physical Culture. 8. Chimes. Special programme of of mU I oS bv the Tabernacle Chorus Chou of 100 voices and carol party. 10; A thought. 10.2; “God Save the King. , 2YA, Wellington. —Silent day. 3YA, Christchurch.—3 p.m.; Afternoon session, selected studio items. 4.30; Close down. 6: Childrens hour. 7. Close down. 7.15: Addington stock market reports. 7.30: News and reports. 7.45. Close down. 8: Chimes. Relay of oicheetral selections. 8.15: Baritone solo, Mr Fred C. Penfold. 8.18: Soprano solo, Miss Lilian Hanham. 8-22: Cello solo and orchestra, Miss Phyllis Porter. 8.26. Contralto solo, Miss Alice Vinsem 8.30. Talk, Rev. B. Dudley, The Christmas Festival and its Inference. 8-4 o: Orchestral suite. 9.5; Tenor solo, Mi Douglas Suckling. 9.9: Clarinet solo, Mi S E Monday. 9.13: Mixed vocal quartet, Misses Hanham and Vinsen, Messrs Suckling and Tenfold. 9.17; Baritone recitative and aria, Mr Fred Penfold. 9.21: Relay of orchestral selections. 9.36. Soprano solo. Miss Lilian Hanham. 9.39. Tenor and baritone duet, Messrs Douglas Suckling and Frederick Penfold. 9.43. Orchestral selections. 9.50; Contralto solo, Miss Alice Vinsen. 9.53: Tenor solo, Mr Douglas Suckling. 9.56: Clarinet solo, Mr S. E. Munday. 10: Soprano and contralto duet, Misses Lilian Hanham and Alice Vinsen. 10.4: Orchestral suite. 10 16* Mixed vocal quartet, Misses xlaoham and Vinsen and Messrs Suckling and Penfold. “God Save the King. 4YA, Dunedin.—Silent day. 3LO, Melbourne—Morning, afternoon, and early evening sessions as usual. 7.1. a p.m.; Miss R. G. Harris, publicity officer of the Kindergarten Union, will speak on “The Work of the Free Kindergartens. 7.30; Undei the auspices of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, Melbourne division. Mr L. F. Coder. “ Good Roads and Roadways in Victoria. 7,45: Captain C. H. Peters, “ Books, Wise and Otherwise.” 8: Concert transmitted from the Royal Picture Theatre, Mull. 9; Announcements. The Royal Automobile Club of Victoria's Safety Message. 94" Programme of classical music arranged bv Mary Campbell. 10.4: Argus nows service; British official wireless news from Rugby. Meteorological information. Island steamer movements. 10.12: Bernard Thomas, tenor, 10.19; Joe Aronson and his Synco-symphonists. 10.28; Vaude and Verne, entertainers. 10.38; Joe Aronson and his Synco-symphonists. 10.47: Bernard Thomas, tenor. 10.50: Joe Aronson and his Synco-symphonists. 11; Our Great Thought. 11.1: Joe Aronson and his Synco-symphonists. 11.40; “God Save the King.” 2FC, Sy< ney.—Morning, afternoon, and early evening sessions as usual. 7.28 p.m': Programme announcements. 7.30: Lionel Lunt. English baritone. 7.36: A hook review. 7.52; Lionel Lunt, English baritone. Montgomery’s Dance Orchestra. 8; "Big Ben.’ Eileen Boyd, contralto. Win' and Windle, English entertainers. The Leoni Instrumental Ouartct. Robert Harper, tenor. Frank Ryan, comedian. Eileen Boyd, contralto. The Leoni Instrumental Quartet. A. E. Y. Benham. basso. Win and Windle, English entertainers. The Leoni Instrumental Quartet. 0.15; Latest weather forecast. 9.16: Continuation of theseries of studio plays produced by Mr H. W. Varna. “The Sign of the Cross.” 10.30: Latest weather forecast. 10.31: Len Maurice will conduct a dance session until 10.57 p.m. 10.57: Late news and announcements. 11 Big Ben." National Anthem. Close flown.