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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20388, 20 April 1928, Page 5

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TO-DAY'S PROGRAMMES. IYA, Auckland. —3 p.m.: Selected gramophone items. 4; Literary selection by, the announcer. 4.8: Further selected gramophone items. 4.30: Close down. 6: Children’s hour. 7.15: Lecturette-—Mr George Campbell. “Motoring/ 7.30: News and reports. 8: Chimes. 8.1: Orchestral selection. 8.8: Vocal trio Madame Mary Towecy, Mrs K. Atkinson, and Miss M. Atkinson. 8.12: Instrumental —Ingalls Hawaiian orchestra. 8.20: Baritone solo, Mr John Bree, 8.24: Cornet solo, Mr Eustace Tregilgas. 8.29; Elocutionary, Mr J. F. Montague. 8.34; Contralto solo, Miss Gwenyth Evans. 8.38: Instrumental trio, Bosworth-Ilemus-Towsey Trio. Tenor solo, Mr Reginald Newbury. 8.52; Vocal trio—Madame Mary Towsey, Mrs I£. Atkinson, and Miss AI. Atkinson. 8.56: Weather report and forecast. 8.58 i Relay of orchestral music. 9.3: Vocal trio. 9.11: Cello solo. Miss Lalla Hemus. 9.15: Baritone solo, Mr John Bree. 9.19; Instrumental flections, Ingalls Hawaiian orchestra. 9.29: gopj-ano solo, Madame M. Towsey. 9.33; Cornet sojos, Mr E. iresilgae. 9*41 : Vocal trio, the Snappy Three. 9-50: Elocutionary, ,Mr J. F.' Montague. 9.06: Contralto solo, Miss Gwenyth Evans. 10. Instrumental trio—Bosworth-Hemus-Tow-sev Trio. 10.10: Vocal quartet, Madame Mary Towsey’s quartet. 10.14: God Save the King. „ ™ * 2YA, Wellington.—3 p.m.: Chimes of the G.P.O. clock, Wellington 3.1: belected• gramophone, items. 3,30: liectmctte, Miss Marion Christian, -Gas Cooking.” 4.25; Sporting results to hand. 4.30: Selected gramophone items. 4.50: Sporting results tohand. 5: Close down. 6; Childrens’ hour. 7: News session, market reports, and, sporting results., 7.40: Lecturette, Mr E. P. Crowther.. 8: Chimes of Post Office clock. 8.1: Overture. 8,5; Quartet, Apollo Singers. 8.9: Hawaiian . trio—Palmers Hawaiian , Trio. 8.16 Baritone, Mr S. E. Rodgei. 8.20. Trio,-. Symons-Ellwood. 8.30: Soprano, Mias Mona ’.Goodwill. 8.34:' Piano, Miss Agnes, Duncan. 8.40:, Tenor, Mr E. W. Robbins. 8.44: Concertina, Mr R. Stratmore. 8.46: Hits and marmoniqa, the Glad Idlers. 8.56; Lecturette, Editorannouncer. 9.11: Weather report. 9.12: Hawaaiian, trio, Palmer 9 18- Contralto, Miss Hilda ChudLy. 922: Trio, Studio Trio. 9.32: Baritone, Mr , S., E. Rodger. 9.38: Piano, Miss -Aimpß Duncors* 9.40:, Duct’“~Misß6S H. Gliudley and M. Goodwill. 9.4sriHits and harmonies, the Glad Idlers. 9.50. Coi ccrtina, Mr R. Stratmore. 10; Quartet, AP 3°YA, S Chffißtchurch.—3; p.m.: .Selected studio items. 4.25; Sports f results. 4.30: ulose down. 6: Childrens horn. 7,1 - News section,., 8: orchestra.- Musical comedy excerpL programme by Miss. M.' Russell’s ■quartet, Christchurch Instrumental Trio, Mr George Bennett, accordion, and Miss Dorothy j Jenkin, recitations. 8.5: Opening chorus and soprano solo, the Alohan Quartet. 8.11; Recitation, Miss Dorothy Tonkin 8.15; Contralto and bass duet MiS M. Russell and Mr W. J. Richards. 8.24: Banjolin solo, Mr Arthur Hodgso . 8,28; Tenor solo r.nd _ vo^*,. C ' liar Gregory Russell and JEqljMi 8.33; Instrumental Trio,- ChnstchuM Broadcasting Trio. , lian Quartet. Bass solo and chorus, Mr W. J. Richards and r.o^ o aq, >rdlo solo, Mr Harold Beck. loptoo Sd toot <lu.t Mr W J. Richards. Bass solo, Mr \ • f Richards. 93: Weather .report and RiecadUiv orchestra 1 . and J; o'on • ’Cello solo, Mr Harold Be V ck J 9.28: Vocal quartet, Quartet. .9,32; Instrumental tu °’ 4o ; A St’ ASoliau Quartet. the 4YA, G'' ned ‘«^ op CV recital. 3.15: chimes. 3.1. . 3 .7, 0 ’.. Relay of :.Address on , gtudio music. 4; orchestral music. P-45 • . ..c. c r amoK .,. y ol otoojto 5r C d.'» 6:T»n phone recital. A 60. . hour . 7.15. Hall chimes. 6 .1' Mrs DenNews session.- 7 'f, r , " A^ ics of Police ton Leech on Jlall chimes. 8.1: Women. o . I . Q , Tin rit one solos, Orclicstral selection. BA. B solo> Mr Mr Bert Rawlinson . 8. to- l l '" lo> 8.47; Flute solo,. Mr Lnar-es c. 9; 8.53: Soprano solos, C g 2 f'Da^ Weather report ed 9 f^ iflnoforte , so los. solo, Mr Ned Black, • ■. r* on tralto solos. Mr Gordon E in dlay. 9.D • Lom™ Miss Flora Mrs D. Carly , and Mr Herr 9,30: Dance music. .10 • u qa K 3T o’ Melbourne. -r-Morning, afternoon and'early evening sessions J to ; under the auspices Agriculture, As riculturo-Pvc : ti°n / Sowing Pormannn L 45: Collingwood Citizens’ Band 7.52: Oliver Peacock, Love, of 8 17- Beryl Colling wood Citizens B . • 11 j ngwoo d iSfa “»■ 5.5., k*nC.Uzens Baml. a Elsie Day, hY™.5 u -BlT?>'-> S/ Jl.. ojm. Royal Automobile Club of Victor*,, nouucements; the Royal Automobile Club of Victoria's safety message. 19-Zo. Beryl Harden seublette, 10.32: Colhngwood ritfzens’ Band. 10.40;. Jack Lumsdaino, whEpering baritone. 10.47: , Colhngwood Citizens’ Band. 11: Our great thought, talk on the Shrine of Remembrance. 11.1. The Vagabonds. 11.40; ‘ God Save the Sydney.—Morning, afternoon _and early evening sessions as usual. 7.40: Programme announcements. 7,45; Interview 8: “Big Ben”; Alexander Sveryensky, pianoforte solos. 8.12: Sydney Callancl, baritone. 8.20: The “Smart Set instrumental trio. 8.32: “Tune in and Listen. 8.45: Alexander Sverjensky. pianoforte solos. 8.55: Sydney Calland, baritone. 9.3 : ‘ Late weather forecast. 9.4: The " Smart Set ” instrumental trio. 9.15: Rev. F H 'Baward, talk, “ Let’s Go Round the World” 9.30: “Tune in and Listen.” 9.40: The “Smart Set” instrumental trio. 9.50; From Her Mojesty’s Theatre, the second act 'of the musical play “Rose Marie.” 10.57; From the studio, tomorrow’s programme and late news. 11: “Big Ben;” the Ambassadors’ Dance Orchestra. 11.45: National Anthem; close down.