NEW PLYMOUTH BROADCAST

Taranaki Daily News, 8 July 1929, Page 3

NEW PLYMOUTH BROADCAST

TO-NIGHT’S CONCERT PROGRAMME. To-night’s programme to be broadcast by 2YB commencing at 8 pan. is.—Orchestral selection, The Song of tho Nightingale, The Secret of Susanna; vocal solo, My Dear Soul, Mrs. T. E, Larking; cornet solo, Alpine Echoes; vocal duets, Home -to Our Mountains, Miserere Scene, Mrs. C. Clarke and Mr. Jack Quinn; recitation, A Hindoo’s Paradise, Mr. J. R. Murch; fox trots, Deep River and Weary River; pianoforte solo. Rhapsodic Mignonne, Mrs. R. H. Vincent; violin solo, La Plus Que Lente; musical monologue, A Simple Little String, Miss P. Milne; waltz, My Treasure; mezzo-soprano solo, Bid Me Good-, bye, Mrs. C. Clarke; medley, Round tho World Medley; monologue, The Difference, Mr. J. R. Murch; fox trots, Jeannine, Valentine; waltz, Love Dreams; solo, ’Tis Cupid, Mrs. T.. E. Larking; wurlitzer organ, Worryin, Me and tho Man in the Moon; " pianoforte solo, The Belgravia Muzurka, Mrs. R. H. Vincent; waltz, La Spagnola; recital, ’Tisn’t Worth It, Miss P. Millie; band selection. Vanity Fair; mezzo-soprano solo, Still as tho Night, Mrs. C. Clarke; fox trots, Sweethearts on Parade, That’s how I Feel About You; some humour, A Parson in Defence; steel guitar duets, Ghost Dance, Wabash-Blues; solo, Dutch Doll, Mrs. T. E. Larking; fox trots, In the Sing-Song Sycamore Tree, After My Laughter Came Tears; band selection, Petite Suite de Concert. DANCE PROGRAMMES PROPOSED. A two-hours’ dance programme was inaugurated by 2YB New Plymouth on Saturday night. The station authorities have received many requests from listeners for a Saturday night programme of dance music, and it has been arranged, to keep the station on the air until 10 p.m. The programme was in the nature of a trial and if listeners appreciate it sufficiently to assist the funds the Radio Society intends to continue it. If the dance programme is to be continued the station will be on the air continuously for about 8% hours every Saturday, as the sports broadcasts generally commence at 1.30 p.m. and are followed. by the children’s session. The programme director of 2 YB has arranged a series of excellent evenings for the future. The Boys’ High School orchestra is to provide the evening’s programme on July 13, while on July 17 all “Old Time” music will be broadcast. The New Plymouth Male Choir will provide the programme on July 24 and an “All Diggers Night” is being prepared for August.