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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21531, 31 December 1931, Page 2

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TO-DAY’S PROGRAMMES. 12 noon:. Lunch-hour, music. 2 'P-ffJ-V Gramophone recital. 4.50; Sports results., 5- Children’s session; 6: ■D l “ ne L™ u ® 1 ° session. 7: News session. 8:.. Chimes. Specially recorded _ international, pro gramme. Weather forecast _and station notices. International talk. Dr J. Hight, rector of Canterbury College. 10. Dnpromptu prograjnme by well-known oiA artists. 11.48; Relay of description from Cathedral Square of celebrations, - including bells of Christchurch Cathedral ringing the old year out and_the new One in. :T2.10: “God Save the King. 4YA, Dunedin,—l2 noon; Selected recordings. 4.30: Sports results. 5: Children’s session. 6: Dinner music session. 7: News, session. 8: Chimes. A Scottish New Year programme. Pipes, Dunedm Highland Pipe Band (Pipe-major A. M’Millan). 8.10: Scots humour, Mr B. Brown. 8.17: ’Cello. 8.24: Duet, Mrs D, Carty and Mr B. Rawhnson. Soprano, Mrs D. Carty. 8.31: Pipes, the band* 8.41: Scots humour, Mr B. Brown. 8.45. Piano solo. 8.51: Pipes, the band. 8.5/,: Baritone, Mr B. Rawhnson. 9: Weather forecast and station : notices. 9.2: The Hogmanay Party entertains (Miss May Wilson). 10: Dance session. 11.30: Relay from the Exchange, Dunedin, of the New Year street celebrations. 12: New Year chimes. Pipe selections. A grand farewell to the old year, and greetings in song and story to the new. “God Save- tn» King.” TO-MORROW’S PROGRAMMES. 3YA;? Christchurch.— l2 noon; Result* of Canterbury. Park Trotting Club’s race* at Addington, interspersed with; musical recordings. 5 p.m.: Children’s session. 6: Dinner music session. , 7: News session. 8: Chimes. 8.8: Baritone, Air C.' Hindle. 8.14: Highland pipes, Pipe-major J. A. Patterson. 8.19: Vaudeville, the Two Rascals. 8.26: Orchestral, Salon Orchestra (conductor, Mr F. Bate). 8.35: Soprano, Mrs L: O’Brien. 8.39: English concertina duo, Theo and Fjancis Gunther, with, piano. 8.46: Choral. 8.50: Bell solo, with orchestra. 8.54: Humour in song and story, Mr G. Titchener. B.s9;'Band. 9.3: Weather forecast and station notices. 9.s:'Orchestral, Salon Orchestral■ 9.14: : Baritone, Mr C- Hindle. 9.18: Highland pipes, Pipe-major J. A. Patterson. 9.23: Vaudeville, the Two Rascals.- 9.30: Organ. 9.34: Soprano, Miss L ; O’Brien. English concertina duo, Theo and FrancesGunther. 9.45: Choral. 9.48: Humour in', -' song and story, Mr G. Titchener. 9.55: Orchestral, Salon Orchestra. 10.5: Programme of dance music. II: “God Sav*the King.” - - 4YA, Dunedin.—3 p.m.: Selected re- i' cordings. 4.30: Sporting results. 5: Children’s session. 6: Dinner music session. 7; News sesion. 8: Chimes. A bright two hours in song and chorus, arranged by £ Mr A. Walmsley and assisted by an instru- ' mental sextet under the leadership of MrA. 11. Pettitt. Instrumental sextet.T Chorus. Mezzo-soprano, Miss B. Hamil-l*’ ton. Tenor solo and chorus, Mr W. Bath-’fr gate. Instrumental sextet. Soprano, Mis*;* M. Belcher. Baritone solo and chorus, Mr ■ E. Snow. Instrumental sextet. Alto solo,. Miss P. Clare. Tenor solo, Air W. Bath-, gate. Mezzo-soprano, Miss B. Hamilton. *' Instrumental sextet. Alto solo, Miss-P. : Clare. Soprano solo and chorus, Miss M.',. Belcher. Baritone solo, Air E. Snow. Instrumental sextet. 10: Dance music. 11; “God Save the King.”