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Taranaki Daily News, 6 December 1930, Page 11

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i TO-NIGHT’S PROGRAMMES

' NEW ZEALAND STATIONS. / i; ;// 7- .- 7-7/-'77 7 f z IYA, Auckland. . . Afternobn session.—3 p.m., selected studio items, including literary selec- ■ tion; 5, children’s session; 6, dinner session; waltz, International Concert Orchestra; Paul Whiteman’s Concert Orchestra; Hawaiian, Hilo Hawaiian Orchestra; Salon Orchestra; Paul Whiteman’s Orchestra; organ, Edward O’Henry; Salon Orchestra; 6.30, waltz, International Concert Orchestra; Hilo Hawaiian Orchestra; Paul Whiteman’s Concert Orchestra; organ, Edward O’Henry; Hylton’s Orchestra; International Concert Orchestra; New Light Symphony Orchestra; 7, news and market reports; 7.40, Mr. A. E. McMahon, “Chrysanthemums.” Evening session.—B p.m., chimes; Band of Coldstream Guards; baritone, Mr. Peter Davidson; march, Orchestral Octet, under of Mr. Harold Baxter ;8.37, soprano, Miss Chrissie Poster; selection, Orchestral Octet; 9.1, evening weather forecast and announcements; 9.3, novelty; vocal jazz, The Duncan Sisters; novelty, The Neiafu Duo; 9.27, Orchestral Octet Ballet Suite; contralto, Mrs. B. Jellard; violin, Mr. Harold Baxter; two small pieces, Orchestral ' Octet; 9.59, programme of dance music from the 1 studio until bl p.m. 2YA, Wellington. Afternoon session.—3 p.m., selected studio items; 3.30 and 4.30, sporting results to hand; ’5, children’s session; 6, dinner session; Grand Symphony Orchestra; Edith Lorand’s Orchestra; Drang Symphony Orchestra; Dajos Bela Orchestra; Berlin State Opera House Orchestra; Edith Lorand’s Orchestra; 6.30, Grand' Symphony Orchestra; Dajos Bela Orchestra; Grand Symphony. Orchestra; Grand Symphony Orclwstra,- Dajoa Bela Orchestra; Grand Symphony Orchestra; 7, > news session, market reports and sports results. . ■/ . /’.v . ' Evening session.—B p.m., chimes; overture, Salon Orchestra (Conductor, Mr. M. T. Dixon); selection, Salon Orchestra; quartet, The Lyric; tenor,. Mr. Chas. Williams; soprano, Miss Phyllis Leighton; humour, Mr. Leri Ashton; 3.32, Mrs. Mildred. Kenny’s. Guitar Band; quartet, The Lyric; tenor, Mr. Roy HiUj popular songs, Gibson and Steuden; Negro part song, Lyric Quartet; weather report and station notices; 9, Arthur Pryor’s'Band; guitar, Roy Smeck and Art Kahn; 9.12, baritone, Mr. W. Goudie; Mr. W. Binet Brown. and Lyric Quartet; humour, Mr. Len Ashton; Salon Orchestra; 9.93, soprano, Miss- Phyllis Leighton; popular songs, Gibson and Standen. ' 3YA, Christchurch. Afternoon session.—3 p.m., gramophone recital;' 4.25, sports results; 5, children’s hour; 6, dinner session; march, H.M. Grenadier Guards; waltz, Eddie Thomas’ Collegians; violin and Wurlitzer organ, Marrnello; Hawaiian, South Sea Islanders; Symphony Orchestra; piano, Percy Grainger; 6.3 H), waltzes, Eddie Thomas’ Collegians; piccolo duet, Jean and Pierre Gennin; violin and organ, Marrnello; xylophone, W. W. Bennett; Hawaiian, South Sea Islanders; Denza Dance Band; 7, news session; 7.30, sports results. Evening session.—S. p-m., chimes; vaudeville and dance programme; overture, Regal Cinema Orchestra; baritone, Mr. Olive Hindle; saxophone, Frank Ferrera and.P. Paaluhi; . humour, Mr. J. J. Flewellen; Studio Octet (conductor, Harold Beck); sopfano, Miss Hilda Hutt; 8.32, accordion, Mrs. G. Amer; novelty, The Two Gilberts; humour in song, Mr. Gebrge Titehener; Studio Octet, musical comedy selection; weather report and station notices; 9, novelty, Pantomime Company; baritone, Mr. Clive Hindle; Studio Octet; humour, Mr. J. J. Flewellen; 9.33, soprano, Miss Hilda Hutt; Studio Octet; accordion, Mrs. G. Amer; coster live and humour in song, Mr. George Titehener; jazz waltz, Studio Octet; 10.1, dance music until 11 p.m. . 4YA, Dunedin.

Afternoon session — 8 p-m., selected gramophone items; 4.2 a, sporting resluts; 5, children’s hour; 6, dinner music; march, American Legion Band; selection, : Savoy Orpheans; New Light Symphony Orchestra; Victor Olof Sextet; New Light Symphony Orchestra; Wurlitzer organ, Reginald. Fobrt; 6.30, Jack Hylton’s Orchestra; Victor . Olof ■ Sextet; violin and Wurlitzer organ, He Groot'and Terence Casey; Symphony Orchestra; Wurlitzer organ, Reginald Foort; march, American Legion Band; 7, news session. Evening session. —-8 p.m., chimes; marches, Black Diamond Band; 8.7, special programme reminiscent of the “Jubilee Singers,” presented by the choir of St. Stephen’s . Presbyterian _ Church; chorus, the choir; quartet, choir; tango, Marimba Band; soprano; chorus; violin, Miss Eva Judd; quartet; banjo, Joe Brannelly; solo; chorus; marimba, Mr. Hugh Dalziel; solo; chorus; 9, weather report-and station notices; novelty orchestra; quartet; violin, Miss Eva Judd; chorus; piano, Raie da Costa; quartet; solo;, marimbaphone, Mr. Hugh Dalziel; chorus; solo; New Mayfair Orchestra; 10, dance session until 11 p.m. ? . -—- - TO-MORROW’S PROGRAMMES. 2YB, NEW PLYMOUTH. 6 p.m. to 6.45 p.m.—Children’s session conducted by Uncle Jonathan, assisted by the Westown Methodist Sunday School; 8.15 to 10 p.m., general concert programme: Overture; baritone solo, Mr. R. Cock; pianoforte solo, -ty[iss Broad; soprano solo, Miss C. Shaw; trombone solo, Mr., H. Kay; soprano | solo, Mrs. W. T. Belcher; violin solo, j .Miss . E. Leech; soprano' solo, Mrs. E. , Lash; 2YB Studio Trio, Serenade; so-j | prano solo, Mrs. Ferrick; baritone solo, j Mr. Leo Kohn; soprano solos, Mrs. Mar- ( tini; pianoforte solo, Mr. H. Morey, < “Little Bird” (Grieg); soprano solo, Miss f Leech; 2Yb Trio, “Berceuse” and t “Mazurka RusSe”; baritone solo, Mr. J.

Benson; trombone solo, Mr. H. Kay; soprano solo, Miss C. Shaw; pianoforte solo, Miss Broad; soprano solo, Mrs. W. T. Belcher; violin solo, Miss Leech; baritone solo, Mr. R. Cocker; 2YB Trio, “Rosaline,” Nocturne; soprano solo, Mrs. Ferrick; pianoforte solos, Mr, H. Morey, “Mazurka” (Copin) and “The Lark” (Ohaikowsky). IYA, Auckland. Afternoon session.—3 p.m., selected studio items, including literary selection; 6, children’s song service; 6.55 (approx.), relay of Divine Service, St. Mary’s Cathedral (preacher, Archbishop A. W. Averill); 8.30 (approx.), relay of Municipal Band concert from Auckland Town Had, under Mr. Hal. McLennan; 9.30 (approx.), God Save the. King. 2YA, Wellington. Afternoon session.—3 to 4;30 p.m., selected gramophone records; 6, chndren’s song service; 7, relay of the 1 evening, service from the Terrace Congregational Church (preacher, Rev. H. W. Newell, M.A.); 8, relay from the Lower Hutt Methodist Church of Handel’s Oratorio “The Messiah,” by the Lower Hutt Methodist Church Choir, and assisting artists. The choir will be accompanied on the Grand organ and by an orchestra of thirty instrumentalists. Soloists: — soprano, Miss Christina Ormiston; contralto, Mrs. Wilfred Andrews; tenor, Mr.' G. Austin Blackie; baritone, Mr. R. R. Orr; at the organ, Mr. 0, R. Horman; conductor, Mr. Ernest Dawson. God Save the King. 3YA, Christchurch.

Afternoon session.—-3 p.m., gramophonerecital; 5.30, children's song service; 6.30, inusieal recordings from studio; 7, service from Durham Street Methodist Church (preacher, Rev. W. T. Blight); 8.15 (approx.), programme from studio; Band of H.M. Grenadier Guards; contralto, Miss Nellie Lowe; tenor, Mr. C. R. Williamson; baritone, Mr, A. G. Thompson; 8.13, Broadcasting Trio; ’cello, Mr. Harold Beck; soprano, Mrs. W, B. Harris; contralto and baritone, Dulcet Duo; baritone, Mr. A. G. Thompson; Great Symphony Orchestra; 9.1, weather report and station notices; selection, Rolydor Brass Band; contralto, Miss Nellie. Lowe; tenor, Mr. C. R. Williamson; Broadcasting Trio; soprano, Mrs. W. B. Harris; baritone, Mr. A. G. Thompson; selection, Black Diamond Band; 9,45, God Save the King. . 4YA, Dunedin. Afternoon session.—3 p.m., chimes'; selected gramophone items; 5.30, children’s song service; 6.30, service from St. John’s, Anglican Church, Roslyn (preacher, Ven. ArcEdeacon Fitchett, M.A.); 7.45, Berlin State Opera ’ Orchestra; piano, Frederic Lamond; choir, St. Margaret’s Church; instrumental, Hermann Trio; 8.15, relay studio concert from 3YA, Christchurch; 9.30, God-Save the Kmg. - • .