RADIO PROGRAMMES

Stratford Evening Post, Issue 31, 7 February 1929, Page 7

RADIO PROGRAMMES

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1923- j IYA AUCKLAND. 6.0.: Children’s session, 7.1,0; News session. 8.0: Chimes; band selections, Record; vocal quartet, St. Andrew’s Quartet; pianoforte solo, Rfr JCnu Maxwell); tenor solo, Mr Stanley .Raymond; waltz, Record; vocal trio, St. Andrew’s Trio; instrumental trio, Auckland. Trio; contralto solo,, Miss Phyllis Gribbin; talk —the Announcer “Great Authors”; vocal trios, Snappy Three; weather forecast; orchestral, Record; bass solo,, Mr Arthur Colledge; violin solo, Miss In.a Bos. woirtli; soprano solo. Miss Adelaide Taylor; foxtrot, Record; instrumental trio, Auckland Trio; vocal duct, Messrs, Raymond and Colledge; pianoforte solo, Mr Eric Maxwell; vocal and piano novelty, The Snappy Three; vocal quartet, St. Andrew’s Quartet; waltz, Record. 2YA WELLINGTON. 6.0: Children’s hour, 7.15: Nows session. 7.46: (Lccturette —Cornell |Rohe|rt Sen dell, “Uncommon Commonplaces — The Homeland.” ' 8.0: Chimes; Studio concert by the Wellington City Silver Band, and assisting artists. 3VA CHRISTCHURCH. 6,fi; Children’s hour. 7.1 o: News session. 7.30; Talk —under the auspices of the Canterbury Progress League. B.O: (Chimes; •overture,. Record); song cycle, “The Golden Threshold” presented by Madame Gower-Burns Grand Opera. Quartet; weather report ; orchestral, Record; tenor solo, Mr Ernest Rogers ; roc’.tal —Mr W. H. Moses; ’cello solos, Mr Harold Beck; soprano solo. Madame Gower-. Burns; orchestral, Record; contralto sold, Mrs Anno Harper; recital, Mr W. HI. Moses; bass solo, Mr Jos'.' Filer; orchestral, Record. 4YA DUNEDIN. Silent day.