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Taranaki Daily News, 24 April 1930, Page 12

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TO-NIGHT’S PROGRAMMES I ■ NEW ZEALAND STATIONSIYA Auckland.—3 p.m., afternoon session, selected items; also literary selection; 3.15, home science talk, “Removal of Stains”; 5 p.m., children’s hour; 6 p.m., dinner session, “Columbia” hour; instrumental, Squire’s Celeste Octet; organ, John Hassel; orchestral, Sandler’s Orchestra; 6.30, orchestral, Regal Kinema Orchestra; violin, Lipschultz; orchestral, Romani and Italian Orchestra; orchestral, Berlin State Orchestra; orchestral, Nullo Romani’s Orchestra; orchestral, Russian Novelty Orchestra; 7 p.m., book review, Air. H. H. Driver; 7.15, news and market reports; 7.40, talk, Mr. L. A. Eady, “Chat . About Musical Instruments”; 8 p.m., chimes; overture, IYA Orchestral Octet; vocal trio, Celeste Trio; humour, Miss Marian Irving; cornet, Mr. W. Shepley; tenor, Mr. Rex. Hart; 8.33, selection,.l YA Orchestral Octet; vocal trio, Celeste Trio; selection, IYA Orchestic Octet; 9 p.m., evening forecast and announcements; humour, Miss Marian Irving; vocal trio, Celeste Trio; tenor, Mr. Rex. Hart; selection, IYA Orchestral Octet; 9.30, programme of dance music, “Columbia”; II p.m., God Save the King. 2YA Wellington.—3 p.m., chimes; selected studio items; 3.15, talk, home science, “Removal of Stains”; 3.30 and 4.30, sports summary; 4.55, close down; 5.0, children’s - session, assisted by the pupils of Mrs. Isobel Halligan in a Shakespearean Evening; 6 p.m., dinner music session, “H.M.V.” hour; orchestral, Piccadilly Orchestra; Hawaiian, Kolomoku’s Honoluluans; 6.30, selection, New Mayfair Orchestra; orchestral, Waring’s Orchestra; Hawaiian, Kolomoku’s Honoluluans; orchestral, Victor Concert Orchestra; orchestral, Piccadilly Orchestra; waltz, International Concert Orchestra; 7 p.m., news session, market reports and sports results; 7.40, lecturette, Mr. A. D. Munro, M.Sc., lecturer in chemistry, Victoria University College, “A W.E.A. Lecturette: What is Chemical Analysis?” 8 p.m., chimes; a special Shakespearean programme by the Wellington Dickens-Shakespeare Society to commemorate Shakespeare’s Birthday and St. George's Day; overture, 2YA Orchestrina; soprano, Mrs. R. W. Alexanders; scene from “Romeo and Juliet” (Shakespeare) ; 8.30, baritone, Mr. Charles Wilkie; selection from “Othello”; mezzosoprano, Miss Jean Alexander; recital, Miss Margaret O’Halloran; instrumental, 2YA Orchestrina; weather report and announcements; lecturette, Professor G. W. von Sedlitz, “Shakespeare”; duet, Mrs. R. W. Alexander and Miss Jean Alexander; dialogue, “Gravediggers’ ■Scene” from “Hamlet”; 9.36; soprano, Mrs. R. W. Alexander; recital, Mrs. Clarice Ross; baritone, Mr. Charles Wilkie; dialogue from “The Merchant of Venice”; 10.1, mezzo-soprano, Miss Jean Alexander; instrumental, 2YA Orchestrina; 10.13, God Save the King. 3YA Christchurch.—3 p.m., afternoon session, gramophone recital; 3.15, home science talk, “Removal of Stains”; 4.25, sports results; 4.30, close down; 5 p.m., children's session; 6 p.m., dinner session, “H.M.V.” hour; band, H.M. Coldstream Guards; piano, Mark Hambourg; orchestral, John Barbirolli’s Chamber Orchestra; 6.30, 'orchestral, John Barbirolli’s Chamber Orchestra; piano, Mark Hambourg; quartet, Virtuoso String Quartet; violin, Isolde Menges; quartet, Virtuoso String Quartet; 7 p.m., news session; 7.30, talk, Mr. W. Montgomery, State Forest Service, “Forestry”; 8 p.m., chimes; presentation of excerpts from “Dorothy”;. overture, Basle Symphony Orchestra; chorus and solo, The Melodious Four; soprano and trio, Miss Francis Hamer ton and Melodious Trio; instrumental, Studio Instrumental Octet; 8.31, tenor, Mr. Russell Summer; quartet, Melodious Four; 8.38, piano solo, Miss Marjorie Alexander; sketch, Clapham and Dwyer; bass solo, Mr. T. D. Williams; instrumental, studio Instrumental Octet; chorus and tenor solo, Melodious Four and Mr. Russell Summer; 9.2, weather report and announcements; instrumental, Band of the Garde Republicaine; chorus, Melodious Four; Instrumental, Studio Instrumental Octet; tenor, Mr. Russell Summer; piano, Miss Marjorie Alexander; 9.30, bass, Mr. T. D. Williams; violin-solo and octet, Miss Irene Morris and Studio Instrumental Octet; contralto, Miss Belle Renaut; organ, Terence Casey; choral, The Melodious Four; instrumental, Studio Instrifmental Octet, M-O, tlod Save the King. 4YA Dunedin. —Silent day. TO MORROW’S PROGRAMME. f •> (Anzac Day.) IYA Auckland. —11. a.m., relay from town hall of the Civic Anzac Day service; 12.0 (approx.), close down; 3 p.m., relay from the Cenotaph at the Domain of the Returned Soldiers’ Association special Anzac Day celebrations; 4 p.m. (approx.), close down; 8 p.m., chimes; overture, Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra; contralto, Miss Hinemoa Rosier; instrumental, The Studio Trio; ba,ss baritone, Mr. Frank Sutherland; violin, Miss Ina Bosworth; male quartet, The Salisbury Singers; talk, Mr. A. B. Chappell; instrumental, Studio Trio; evening forecast and announcements; contralto, Miss Hinemoa Rosier; violin, Miss Ina Bosworth; male quartet, Salisbury Singers; instrumental, Studio Trio; bass baritone, Mr. Frank Sutherland; band, Ban(l of H.M. Grenadier Guards; 9.30 (approx.), God Save the King. 2YA Wellington.—ll a.m., relay of the children’s Anzac Day service from the Cenotaph, Parliament Buildings, Wellington; 2.45, relay from the town haU, 1

of the Anzac Day Next-of-Kin Memorial Service arranged by the Wellington Returned Soldiers’ Association; 6 p.m., special Anzac Day service for children conducted by Uncle George, assisted by St. Mark’s Glee Club Choir; 8 p.m., Chimes; relay of the Anzac Day sacred concert arranged by the Wellington Returned Soldiers’ Association.

3YA Christchurch. —2.30 p.m., relay of Citizens’ Memorial Service from “King Edward Barracks,” under the auspices of the Returned Soldiers’ Association; addresses by the Hon, A. J. Stallworthy and Ex'-Service Chaplain L. B. Neale; instrumental music by the Woolston Band (R. J. Estall, conductor); the Royal Christchurch Musical Society will provide. the choral music; 8 p.m., relay cf special Anzac service, under the auspices of the “Toe H” movement and the Returned Soldiers’ Association, from the Christchurch Anglican Cathedral; dedication of “Toe H” Lamp. Open to all returned soldiers and their next of kin. Speaker, Mr. G. A. Hayden, president of the Returned Soldiers' Association; address, The musical service by the Cathedral Choir; organist and musical director,'Dr. C. Bradshaw; 9.15, orchestral, Zurich Tonhalle Orchestra; contralto, Miss Alice Vinsen; violin, Miss Irene Morris; baritone, Roy Henderson; instrumental, Christchurch Broadcasting Trio; 9.39, Miss Alice Vinsen; male quartet, Sheffield Orpheus Male Voice Choir; instrumental, Christchurch Broadcasting Trio; God Save the King.

4YA Dunedin—lo.3o a.m., relay from Knox Church service, under auspices of Council of Christian Congregations; 3 p.m., relay of service from town hall, under auspices of Returned Soldiers’ Association of Dunedin; 4.30, close down; 6.30, relay of special Anzac Day service from St. Paul’s Cathedral under patronage of His Worship the Mayor and Councillors of Dunedin; 8 p.m., overture, Columbia Symphony Orchestra; tenor, Mr. J, E. Davies; selection, instrumental quintet under direction of Mr. F. V. Drake; contralto, Mrs. A. H. Ritchie; 8.30, piano, Miss Sybil Baker; chorus, Russian State Choir; patrol and suite, The Quintet; weather report; 9.0, march, The Quintet; overture, The Quintet; baritone, Mr. Jack Clark; ’cello, Gaspar Cassado; tenor, Mr. J. E. Davies; suite, The Quintet; contralto, Mrs. A. H. Ritchie; violin, Miss Ethel Wallace; baritone, Mr. Jack Clark; orchestra with organ and chorus, Ketelbey’s Concert Orchestra; 10.0, God Save the King.